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Silteitted that a vi3it to Sidmonth, instead of Nor-
would not only have been more proper,
bps that the situation of his Ruyal Brother was
tall Upon his affection, sympathy, and condole-
tilent, which his Family and the People at
i 'atge might expect and require. The dangers
440 which absolutely menaced the very ex-
istence of the established Government, with all
the horrors of a bloody Revolution, from which
1// have so happily been rescued by the firmness
141 wisdom of the Legislature, might be expected
So have soiue influence ou the Royal Duke, since
the Preservation of not only the station of his Fa-
71silY, but even their lives, is owing. to the mea-
*tires adopted for the safety of the Empire. But
the fault is chiefly imputable to the Leaders
cif the Norwich Festival. Could the Duke
luPpose that his Family and himself world be
insulted by sentiments, songs, and toays, at a
Meeting, which, if the parties in question had
Possessed common sense or COllllllOll decency,
'lever would have been hearci in the presence
44 a branch of the Royal Family who honoured
the Meeting by attending it ? No—he might "-
Mire Mr. Fox, and teish to do honour to his
Themory, but he might naturally conclude,
that politics ‘vould nut be blended with cost-
v y, and partic.dat ly radical politics.—
tut, it may be asked, why the Duke, on wit-
uessiog such offensive proceedings, did not. at
once withdraw, instead of joining in condemna-
tion of the 'system of Ministers, which has secured
the Country from Rebellion, and his Family on
111eihrone. Alas there is a contagious violence
.
PuriY, and it may be supposed, that the Royal
611.sitair h"d• caught the infection amidst the free
o,i , anon of the glass. If so, we can only say,
too • that men will put an enemy into their
ulbs to steal away their brains." The Duke will
, atria profitable lesson front this unhappy occasion,
hot tomingle again in the orgies of Party. Happy are
Ive always to see Lim on occasions of benevolence,
Is his good burnisur, good sense, and zealous hums-
excite every laudable feeling, and are sure to
1"'llole the object in view. As for the Presiding
'hadicals on the festival in question, if a fai:b-
-("I report could be obtained of the language ut-
tered on the occasion, it ought to draw tire attene
tian of the ATT:,RNEY-GENBRAL, as those men
're less entitled to hmisy than the desperate Ruf-
who, under pretence of Reform, want to
Ir6se themselves front obscurity and Kant to afflu-
ence and power, which they would be Sere to em-
Floe in the oppression of the People whom they
.11retend that they arc only anxious to restore to
heedorn and felicity.

The Reformers of Newcastle, as well as
style themselves Whigs, but are
lucre modern Demagogues, are still fanning
"'e flame of faction, in the vain supposition
tl'et they can keep Radicalism alive, over-
turn the Administration, and when they have
4° far succeeded, be able to throw off the
lukver Itadicals and direct the storm. Infatuated,
"IY, debuted men, who are courting their own
l'uin• Happily, there are enlightened men at
1)°'11 places, who vigilantly watch, and will reso-
lutely oppose their proceedings by the diffusion of
I`)unil principles, and the maintenance of good
otOer.

We advise 'such of our Countrymen as Mare
-'n deluded by Radical Remmers, and induced
to undervalue the happiness which they enjoy under
csilr unrivalled Political system, to attend to the
aeries of articles under the head " Blessings of the
Constitution" which we have had the pleasure of
presenting to our Readers, and to tefiect on the
sound arguments and clear ilinstrat ions which
they contain of that Constitution. We hear-
t-hank
our enlightened Correspondent for
the
e preference
which he has given to our Paper,
ansincerely bope that he will collect them when
they are concluded, a 3 an antidote against the
" of Sedition, and a Manual of Loy,ilty and
genuine Patriotism.

The following is RD Extract of a Letter, dated
Barbadoes, Nov. 18, lii9 '—
t.e " His Majetty's ship Salisbury arrived here on
14th instant, having on hoard the body of the
rate Rear-Arimiral DONALD CAMPBELL, who died
Alt sea on the 11th instant. The remains of the
ht.
siteAi • •
rautntrai were brought on shore, and dello-
an d at King's-hoose, on the evening of the 16. h,
Vyesterday evening the funeral procession took
I"; after which the body was aga;n taken on
ard• the Saliibury, and this ship is to sail to-
Aorro
:statW morning fur 144.Gityra. where the Fly is
:ioned, and to remove the body on hoard the
,I,onp for England. It is expected that Lieut.-
'General Lord ComnertmeAE, Comma:l(7.er of the
Forces in the Nest Indies,' will rthortly relinquish
Ilia command, and return to England."

esterday the PRINCE REGENT received visH
the D,kes of YORK and CLARENCE. The
iNinirers of condolence on the death of the Duke
"1 continue vety numerous at Carlton
ki9Aule, Yorlt House, Clarence House, and Maul-
ittorottb kigtisc,