Star.
London, England, 1814-05-30 00:00:00

THE EVENING SCAR.

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I• . MONDAY. MAY7.3O. 1814. .
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TisCorreepondence rogroating theDrawing.tnem.
Which we Ofoin, will be read with much intermit by
every, dui of the community. A Morning. Paper of
,- • Peaty last having inserted an account of * tilireting
of she Loaders of Oppreitioo, respeming the pnblici.
, siva of this correspondence, another Paper 'of this
•»j ai atirding to that statemelft, Ontraettirisisita
• as an
_" inipertiacat fabrication published to territY bill
st Royal flightless from saying her injuries befOrV
64 the publiC t' or togive to her vindication of Wadi
14 the appearing, Of a party measure'-,and
theoldele ittessi tlia meeting 114 iirltsuisn t 1414e/owe
Wa cawdt but reprobate be conduit of
.all'those
who by suty-Injudiciour interference -.contribute to
bring into public discussion events•of so deli Cate
completion—Ments which the public cannot but de-
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Clore, and' in which they take a lively interest—gene:
rally tempered with much prudence. The statement
alluded to has brought forth the correspondence
itself. On the part of her Royal Highness it is car•
tairsli dignified and temperate. We offer no corn-
' . anent upon it. , •
COiREWONDENcERESPECITOGAIIIIL ROYAL. HIGH-
. NESS'S A.I'kEA RANCE AT Till 'APPROACkUNG
DRA.WING ROOM: •
taryco. OP THIS PaltiCISS OF Wip.Fl TO' THE PRINCE
.$ • RAOFN T.
•• gin--I am once more reluctantly compelled to
.address your Royal Highneis, and to inclose for your
• .inspe.ction, copies of a note which I have had the ho-•
pour to receive from the Quay., and,of the answer
. which I have thought it my duty to return to her
Majesty. It would be in vain foe me to inquireinto
the reasons of the alarming declaration made by your'
' Royal Highness, that yoo have taken the fixed and
inalterable determination never •to meet Me. upon
any mini" either hs public Or private. Of these.
•• • your Itols.l flightless is pleaseitolt4t• YOFFINAO,
be the only judge, You will pensive WS arfli'wer
to. her Majesty, that- 1 have only- been 1111011 ilia
W.
'motives of petiteid consideration toward* ber Ms-
jean fres esereising nyy right of appealing before
-Mr Majesty, as the pubfie Drawinvooms, to be held
lathe ensuing mow*
l• But, Sir, lest it shooed be by•possibility supposed
that the words-of your Royal Highness on convey
any insinuation from which I shrink, I aan bound to
demand of your Royal Highness—what circurn7,
games can justify the proceedings you have anti'
thought fit to adopt
11 I owe it to myself, to my Daughter, and to the ,
nation, to which I am deeply indebted for the viudi.
ration of my honour, tb remind your Royal Uigli.
nets of what you know ; that after open persecution
and Daystiniciy inquiries, upon undefined 'charges
the malice of my enemies fell entirely upon there-
selves f and ;kat I was restorer by the Kato, with
the adrift of his Ministers, to the full enjoyment, of
my rank in his Court, upon my complete acquittal.
Since Majesty's lamented Whew I have demand.
edr in the face of Parliament and the Country, to be
r roved well.. oi to be traced as hutOont. I have

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