The Sun.
London, England, 1805-05-17 00:00:00

LETIZIL II

CENTLEMRN,

IN contemplating your exertions, when aCtint in
concert with 'inio witO proles
which; cn the mostessential points, ;:re
opposite to your's, I am naturally led to inquire
Whether any of these points on which yott
widely are involved in the OTet to the .attiiin
tent of which you lend then.' your aid,and assist.
ante.

If I should be able to establish as a. fael,
you are co-operating in producing an effect wh:ch
it has hitherto been your greatest object to avert,
I believe I shall have a right to expea that you.
will, in that instance, break off the Partnership.
In this case, I= have the.advantage of addressing,
myself to men who have openly avowed their seri-
tiMents, and who have all those poweri of 'reason.
ing and that information which Will. enable
to form a jig! Conclusion. •As-I can have no hope
of being able to mislead you, there can no' (lin-
ger result from my arguments if they ate wrong
and, if ,they are right, I need not fear meeting wan
attention. • "

Ira attac.l-..ing Lord M E I.V ILLS, the (Wit
and,the one openly avowed, is V) prevent the IN
application of the Money of the PuOlio.
ject is one. of 50 legitimme a nature, so
and so necessary, that all.honest ineb must
for its attainment; and sd far as I can le or, there
is no with even expressed to prevent ,ipy a; 4:1
Redress.

Rancour and Revenge arc sometimes Ilk.
of Inquiry avd Corivi4.:tion, but even then
never been thought very honottrahle to i!
heart—what then must be the op,nio,,
them when they go'bifore
Arc Revenge anti..lgnominy to be-clm e.. sT,i•
tributes of those who 'have hitherto" ht..cl
lance of Justice ?—Or is this H ,
famous for its im-partiality, t ".
fore triumphed ,rnore in mercy .than j., ,
lay aside its: ancient eharader, :.; .
and fashions of snotierri.Frapc: ?--Ts- crtintn July
arise. from interrogation ?—ls the Pn!.lie
precede the fatal
.Sznrence of the t
GOD in his infinite mercy avert an f,ital
from this hitherto happy L trrl!
In the legitimste and fair otif,a of InTiiry.icti-t
abuse., and a redress of the evil, •1
'agree it is x g2r.eral sand a dcsirJble ; hut. in
considering what is really dent; I find that tho',r
are sal: persons 'whohave other'objas than metelk
-to 'obtain purity in 'Finance--they have .ohj-ds
to them far more dear, and whieli they are touch
snore eager tea obtain.
One Party wishes to attach the disgr ice that is
imputed to asingle Member of the Administratici,,
as if it 11,4 been brought home n only to hint,'
but to them all.• A degraded Adm;itittratiaft was
the term applied to the Whole, o itn a Vote
of the Ilouse'had c„ist a siigrni upon on; ! 'fhis wt ,s
a species of brrialcalt rigour than, f.eutliess, I d,)
not very well comprehend—it WAS
,a rvo.v sort (1:
Co.Rartnersuipinc.ritninitlity aril in 7 '..)c
with' justice, aril bur. ili.suitel s
generosity, or the known capacity of the I'
Gentleman who ni.ide use t. I the t.±:prcrvci.ll:-.l;tit
that Honourable Gentletn.in vinn sr grrrit
objai. 1-le had a Ministry to rim ot
he had been in chase br more (han half of his P.N.
tical lifetime.

'fa Mr. Fox, and those who lgrer with hit.) in
the main cottline of Polities, partlctiLlLly to 900',1 aY
had bowed at the Court of Bo NA r.urr, this vat
perfe6ly natural—but how did y.,u, Gentlemert,'
come to be equally eager to he in at the death'? It'
is trite, you !LAT 110 t hunttiti the st me game so long,
and therefore might, be more, in qaud ; but then to
you, surely, the tebult could not be egoally desir.
able.

I grant that some recent felings'Might grwi,
fied, but would the old ones be loft entire ?,
Gentlemen (to drop my ,metaphor), though you
may wish' to destroy the present Ministly, you
:would not wish to thO it at the risque of iojtiting the
stability of the Government of your Country I
if tht great and general Bady ot the Nation
wish kor nothing Farther than 'a remedy of abuv!,
and a cure Administration of the Ftuan"ccs, and you
join others in going. farther; and wishinr to destroy-
the present Ministry, there are others that go thud'
farther than you, and, that aim at extending the
ditgrace and degradation, not only to the whole of
the Administrlrion, but.tothe GoVeillniCrit itself.
A certain Party has long wished for a moment
and a means of degrading the Government ; and in.
deed, it Must ha allowed, thit there it tint as much
reason, or rather in extending the discredit
ro the artier vf thinp'tbat admitted ofcrirra;utAlity,
than in auribthing it to :the whole of the Persons,
who happened to be tiding under that order..
Mr. vvolDizAM, who, luta ra2taphysics and the
most 'acute, sophistry at his finget's end, will tea.,
slily agreet that it you ettand disgrace laterally to
per:ions, you may With at least etrial taie extend. iL
tungitociitiutly to time, and that all those who,su.:.
teed OA be etpOly degraded with dense wi!u
the misfortune to be co.rxiStenr;,

Buedoes the matter stop evea herr ? not the
G
Personage at the= Ilead Of a ivertttnent aiuo, ill
idea at iCa3t, COVlttede. d. with the, Attirtit,ivwi,o
LI there no pos,ibiliiy that the spumes, 11,',";_ forint mt.
that enraged oceao, which overwhelm the hti:si
the ut mouht cven to the lootsto(A
Lord

lam sure that if you coulti see the striall:!x,t
danger of this event taking placs, ceaNe
to push the matter beyond the point that is neces-
sary for the weltire of the Nation. •
To put the INLney of the Nation into cleart Ita.“ds
it an object tievcutly to be willa4l; but there see,nt
to be no objet9i.ln to that from any gtiarters,
from anottit-r, the • great end' secnss to be to (k.
grade and disgrace 3 i'vlinister—and for ?
It
the crime in-tkvii the Nhatnei prove it, art,i let it tics
so ; rts, ituttort is rtcptired, let 'it be obiatoeti in
a legal way ; bat wily t:,{l.,ttle the! NAtitin against
ibC tits Nl,t,jety

Al IS'fiDES

(Want of room obliAes us to (leret tits rcruainler of
cord interesting I.,4ttc: lor a t1;-.;j or t‘No. 1