Star.
London, England, 1806-12-09 00:00:00

To THE EKEBHOlebiltl OE MIDDLESBIL
Merest-wet,
OTHE moment before •Ote enmMencetnent of the
a pat Medico fee Middtekx.fdr. Wbkbread, in a manner "anon
aobarambig Mahatma, can and chandler, Whited In Me
ti "able flefpopera, the fellowirir age 4nol with his name;
adehdradlodeed obmindly, with &alibied refpedt, to me; but
intaided is i Pahtical Eledioneering ktanenvre vita you.
• I Meet metres in yank pettiest Addrefe gays Mr. Wile.
• bred) any Aeneas to an opinion promulgated by you an the
• late Elegies for Wediskilter, *bids is—' Thrre poles berfirtr
r• dip Vie awes Aricreeer, fattwever otberwife &ignoble. weer
• a env, ref de fir 34rmiroutirree • fn., iswerrett. err . f it.
elteemiree leriefe—lf fuck (Onkel be founded in truth, which
• (onstless Mo. Whitbeed) I utterly deny, a law ought to be
• paled to exclude all the executive tenants of Government town
el feats In either Houle of Parliament. I have POt bawd; that it
• was in the contemplation of any acs to propee fuck a endure,
• and. if propelled, I am lure it would meet with refinance from
* all dekriptioos of pales. who have the power or die will ,
• rode upon its confequentes. The people, by the acceptance ,
" of your dodtrit4, would reduce themielv-a to the hard tuccffity ;
• of being gOverned by the word of mankind."
Theta, Mr. Wldtbread's fattiments, have likewife bow recently
paraded by Mr. Windham, Secretary of State; by Mr. Tierney,
Chairman of the Board of Coerce ; by Mr. Sheridan, Trrafuter ,
of the Navy ; and arc SOW held, I pedeme, as the Political Creed;
of the whole Party. I
Geod.:men—ln that Ad of Parliament Os and t 3 Will. ill) t
wbkb gave the Thrace of there Kingdoms to his prefect Moiety. V
and his Family, lotitled—" An Ad for the further linii:ation of ;
a• the Crown, aid better fearing the Rights a-a Mettle of the '
• subkla--it was wifely and honeftly thus eitaaed--- That no i
.• Perfon who km an Office or Place of Profit under the King, or
"*Tectives a Potion fromthe Crown, dun be capable of ferric,
lir oe a Member of the Hoak of Commons "
but Mr. Whitbread, It fetes, never beard of this provffionaa•
0 for better fearing the Rights and I iherths of the Sobjeft."-w
Aid becaufe. alters mclabeholy experience of the necediry of loch
• prtmlfson, which our bonen enceinte only inrefaw. I maintain
dee opinion of thole from whom his Majefty holds his Crown, I
am reprefented, by theft bet of Pau iota. au to enemy to the COD.
Altution. and by fame of their place. holding and place.hunting
Party, a. a Traitor to my Country. The wont of Traitors to their
Cooney are thee who at up its Referees. Mr. Whitbread's
pidgesent upon us who hold this opinion, Is Indeed frienething
milder : be only concludes us to be either foul( or rogue*—" either
we have not the power or the will ro realm upon its confequencer."
1 have melon to believe, that M r.Whithread hirofelf poll. fres both
the will and the power to obtain fpeedily a lucrative Office under
oho Crown, without much ember-41111.g himlelf with Its more-
fequerces to the Public.
Oedema—When the lan additional Taxes for the prefent
iteYt were lately impaled upon the People by thde heft of Patriot',
lima oodifattifedily and tranquilly acknowledged by them, with •
out the leaft compunetion. or commifention of the people, that
Ai Maul' elect of tbefe uses would be, to drive the inhabi-
ts/Its of a bade into lodgloga, and the lodgers of the Ben floor into
the [mood. Here indeed they (topped: kmlog us to complete
the milerable plaint of national calamity, vit. that the lodgers of
the Amend floor waft mount up Into the garret, the garreteer de •
iced lido the cellar; whole former wretched iolyibitants moth be
On& upon the pavement, and from thence transferred to the
week/souk or eve grave. Ard this ;needs is to be repeated Wirt
gawks ;a—lathe the brit provided amoogft us cannot tell where
himfelf and Ms family may he found at left. This is a hard teflon
for Engliihmen to bear It Is harder Rill lo hear it enforced from
the mouths of thole, w)u thentfelves are ail the while creeping
forward from their original garrets Ipto Palace Stich onfeeling
grifult as this would rover have take place lint *misfit Plactinen
and Penfun.ers. Had they been really the Reprefenmtlits of the
People, they would have tee berthing for the People; end, in•
dead of inceffantly calling for trek (verifier., and telling us gaily ,
die we molt o retrench even part oeour neceffarics." they would
tardy now at lath have held net to as font profped of conrolation
and 'wird.: they would no Inver cons if :Ye to gorge upon the vitals
of 'heir Country, but wont! think thtnifelves ton well off. If they
were not lustily caravel, el to difgorLe their i alt infamou. twat.
lerwinpa
Oentternen—in becoming a Candidate at the fete Fledlion for
your tawny. I tit. actnowk.lge. that l rather fought a Public. than
a feat in Paysiaoki.t. I tuner for, end have fund, &woven you,
Feel Ades who rued yore tor thenifehra, and out,tor any t;an •
a didawv-who would not give their votes at a favour elsoferred, but
its • Sacred troll repnfrd In an hoi.rft coon, to enable lair to Item
the tarred agaiiilt thek venal Coalition Whigs, who are, by their
own avowal. hunting the pegple ut Mb country trios the fecund
Mar
to the garret.
That this ryttem bream, ii, o and oppreflion mas ceafe, i. the
•nly Ilident WI& sod, In hite of eve., euioinny ibill ever be the
4 o..allamoti•m.d tatatrotittill rtotlrav4i, At, Gruilrn•en,
Isar! OAS wheAtioec sant griped iv' .I•unitile fervent,
Eit.i.St. IS ISURDh. UT.