The National Register.
London, England, 1819-12-26 00:00:00

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ainiliduvoerieseding with sate of the Ant capittiltsts-
ie tbe•edisitry, OK all the Exchetitter bills paid
its for dories sh 4 tadeemirdt anti held by hitn ad
im. :As t4h Mili mere tOtwards operations to,
the midair or J anuary, it is Oa unlikely, if the ar-
rung,.,,l,Att itrgonerally assented to by all parties:
ehr...a&ed ih it, to adopted the issuing Pachettitei
bills at a higticr rd, ofst, cannot, it is thtttight
moth longer 'be tlel.iy, It is expected to take
plaice early in next y, :red the nets i:•-erest
named is 3d. a (lay, as ;not be relied 'tin to
ptevent their !Jeing again at a il:scount.

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the fitllowino • 1 il-.1 ” ~1 Aby Mr.
Getlilb to the Sotiotor u: T.• 4'.

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Sitlfln cou,pience tif the
Fleet total !0_1: it. I:
the necestrity appayii,g 1,, t
iontetenk taubtita4 that yoe
the pritper quarter,
atia. Sir. your obetlie-,t
1411:10.1111 f.ilibl I.:
rower Atibk, pap Solicitor to the Treaattry.
1 o the above applieution, foe folio tviitt; answer.
W4lB let Urllo.l

Lincoln'', Inn.
Phy-4 hart la acithoklettfte the ftfeelpt et your letter If the
44th ult., applying no me for support dating your iiiiprisonnuntt
which I coninaiancated to the proper quarter. pursuant to your
requcia. I have now to acquaint you. ;hat there does not appear
to be any ground upon, which your application can property be
comtplitsl with.
1 am, sir, your obolient humble nent„
tilt. AI A Ul.. E.
Mn Rielwird Cathie, Clorehesrer Gabl.
Mr.- Cackle bus addremed another fetter to Mr.
%tole, complaining of tie above letterk and stating,
that at the -time him situp irt Fleet street was shut
opy the average *eddy profits were 50/..

On Monday evening last) immediately after the
meeting at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand,
Mr. Cobham was served with a copy of a writ in an
action brought against him by Mt Wright, for ti
libel, of which he was the author, and for the pub,
ficttion of which Mr. Wright recently recovered
.5001. in an action egainst Mr. Clement of the
Strand. He was at the same time and by the same
officer arrested for a debt contracted previous to his
departure front this country. He was subsequently
bailed by Mr. Hunt, and Mr Dolby, the publisher
of his Register:
SIR FRANCIS BURLETII AND Consferr.—,The
friends of Cobbett a hay days since waited on Sir
F. Burdett, for the parpose of obtaining a recon-
ciliation between them. The Baronet was, however,
inexhorable. He said, Mr Cobbett could not forget
the many falsehoods published in the two-penny
Register, which the writer must have known to be
either true or tithe ; it true, no honest man would
wish to renew an acquaintance with him (Sir
Francis; and if fihe, what could be thought of the
individual promulgating such atrocious calumnies,
with a knowledge of their being such? Here the
conversation ended, and the persons retired.—i-
-The Legislatorial Attorney for Birmingham
waited on Sir Francis for the same purpose, and
received a similar gnawer, with the addition
of the observation ivntained in the memo-
rable letter written in answer to one received from
' Cobbett, wherein the notable discovery is made of the
taw way to pay old debts, This letter was written
on the Slst of January, 18181 and contained the
following passage shove alluded tot—" Nothing can
or ought to stifle the expression of the disgust every
honest mind )piist feel at the want of integrity in the
principles he (Cobbett) pruelaints." fir Charles
Wolsely left khortly after, and so the business re-
mains at ,present,