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London, England, 1816-06-08 00:00:00

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of posts.. But atever could they be Per:nailed to
believe that it was a ao,trcliy
order,
.Of inatietity of inno-
vating theory 'against establiSned tench. They had
not the least idea that::44pinion, educatiion, SOCA
duty, and domestic.; liwiness,„,were de.p(ioling
npontlie result. If tliey lad ,kny sneli idea, they
were traitors.
" fir. Pict oweil; and his stieceisois still •owc,
their political ascendancy to their citify and '
deviating •conviction 'of the real Mit Ltre the
struggle. It trstite, inginssihle that the Party
now in Rowe!. could,
,far. 5u many years., re.-•
wined their situations,. if public': opinion Is nest:
supported them Ihrongliont.''A Parliament which
friesook them on a iitieic,tion, 'where a few millions
only were concerned, would hardly 'have-connte- •
-minced them itf the •eltpenditine of hundred of
bad conceived tharthe war will either
unnerestur`y- miscomlocted'Sior bad it felt it
ip'eater con'tiderico in an.y other Set of men. I aitt
sore .do not intend to it present either Mr. Pit;
or his sticeeisors us faultless.• 1 merely neon to
shew that the ration approved-of glens, because
their general principles, and general conduct, ap-
peared pr.tiseworthy. A' peace dictated in the
capital of (11i' ileq(1) V. toe, is some set-olf against
the interference of a few horsemen tit a 1.2-wee.
" I protest I had no notion of intruding upon.
tltc TalentS again, till their late attempts deter-
mined me. Foreseeing that peace wodd annihi-
litteseveral 'cry turbulent questions, and leave
• Ministers in:Undisturbed repuSe, they hate made
• one last and desperate effort to persuade the mi-
nim; that its temporary distresses (the result of
A long war). are inherent and perpetual' Though,
the chiuds have dispersed,' and the winds are
,lent, they point, with a savage joy, at the nnsub*
Sided waves. It is their mean and unmanly, and
nn-statesman-like deportment ; it is-!--for I may
carp upon this point, since even. a pavilion under-
goes their etticism is their want of taste in
sentnility 'which has moved tut. Neither can
pemit their initiated accomplices' to go ttithretyl...
ed. Islite netir men are almost as' rouhlesome
us the old. Sortie of them, indeed, promised
better things, till bad emnpany corrupted them ;'
an, having preferred the poisoned shirt of News
to the skin of the Neuman lion, they must sutTer
for their choice. Bat though they may feel the
'torture of 'U'ercules, they shall nut commit his
aevaitatiOn."

Of the Notes, which are throughout clever and
entertaining, we select (rll' one as an example_...
" 40, Pew appears.)-4ppusition have often told us that
we live in a new sera. There is no doubt of the •fact; for
near was a country, till now, ruined by peace and plenty!
After all, England intuit be a must exir ;ordinary creature.—
, War is to undo her, Peace is ,ta nnuu I:ex, Plenty is.to undo
her. 3.s te undli her? SIM' undone. Ix undone ? She loss
actually been undone these tvcony years. . These. twenty
bears ttls site teen #.9 P9Pc 14s :1,10 petty klptivr'9 .n this
yorerly, she Ims fonght t'Tie whole woilii,'heaten.the whole
warlt, and saved the whale world; and now here Ater stands,
uliveand 'sveil! 'Oh*. but then, her nationAl debt-think of
thot,,lslaster Brook!, 'Tis monstrous, i grant
.you; but if
she had ileVer ipt;lli'iCti ft, She had now been ill her grave.
Indeed, certain prople'are' angry 'that shy (141-nut sate butts
tivlf and the
.whule hutaan race for nothing. ! There goes
who cutlitt" lay arm COOa fell9w. 'Tour arm
shoekingl., What vu catch possessed him ?" Why, to
Welt, tlte ;he Kati saved it.' But auht
ton see he has.cut my arm r ' Nay but--'
etify huts ?. 'Pr has cut cif My turn—that enuush--he has
cut of iuy Area ?' "
With regard to the Poem, we might perhaps
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better sample of its satirical powers,
i'vere we to extract tome of the Portraits it con-
laing,_of the leuling..Oppositionists ; but, besides
the invicluousness of , setting forth any ot these
worthies, at the expense of their equally atnia•
ble and eon`sistent compeers ; we are restrained by
the unalterable respect which we licar to Mt THN
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LENTri, and therefore copy only a ihitaorical
totnposit ion

" FRIEND.

" Yet-Marti, at home, what limeririg shies appear
Thir4,Serretaries threat, and herr..
M'iatt No' all France before our spirit
One 'afiticy gn:trglsman lords .it in Palls Mall.
Wh.tt tho We millions tipon.,mlilions stare_?
Tem salaries nifty sew! England to her grave.
there'ti, this nod that., a;vl t bat nod
ALA sly,N.ipoleon—hark—'tivere ;twigs.
Still-may 111111,44 f., or iris impel-lit race,
Unhinge ereatiott from the
.hoohsof space.

miTtivr, .
Ile falls; llit 01,1, itvvvr morc. restored,
The gnashing syrnnt bites lit broken sword.
'l'l►' infernal game of glorious onir.let lost,
A victor). t►t card is now bit t►o:tst,
Then trrlen►xe, Naming and i \vice-missioned duvet
Itlark•raint no more are ritshin::: from above:
Tito dultute sitrinlit, and gradout to the skies,
'J'i►e desolate and streaming niountains rise;
And woody' sptits above the flood are iven,
Points -of white rocks and.oplanth.thitting green.