Star.
London, England, 1804-11-03 00:00:00

70 THE. EDI:44 OF TNfITAR

Sill—ln my letter to you, infected impute paper •
of the tflth inflant, I pl:Jgeti myfeif, (bonld be
found need:far y, to prosio.:e rrndoulsted teftimony to •
corroborate the ftatement I then made refperftidg
the meeting which thould have taken place betviees".
Mr. 11.4aron and Mr. E. Baooks. That needle,
is now created by the appearance of a letter. to yo!'
Rom Mr. T. J. Cara. containing s ftatetnent
winch is irreconcileable with the correenefi of my
own. it therefore behoves me to Phew that the fads'
I therein difolded ate imcifpurable.
Mr. Pacer has Paid that he (hall not comment on
ray 11a:einem ; how far I am indebted for that for-
bearance I cannot conceive. I fubmitted it (in den
preiince of a mutual friend, whole written teltinlOnt
I have in my po(TaGon, but whit. h, flop adelicacy
cannot violate, I hope never to be antler the neceffity
of publiftring ) toltis perufal, with an intimation that rt
mutt be fent off by that night's port. After reading
It twice over, he returned it, laying be did not object
to the contents therein dated.
The tettimoniet are fubjoined, marked L 11. 111.

IV.
The Rated times of the arrival of Mr. E. B. and ,
myrelf at the field in which the Dam is (homed, and
of our departure, are afcertained .by the coachman,
and oar continuance on the ground by Miller and
alfo by Derry, to whom Mr. E. litooas
went to make Come enquiries, leaving me upon the
eallern fide nf the dm
Dim, within twenty-five yar
of the water, and where I had every part of it its
view.
I cannot avoid Rating in addition, that Mr. PALM
and myfelf, acenrapeoied by the fame friend, teturhaet-
I have alluded above, went in the ground for tbrenati
pnfc of alcertaining the cattle which could have pre-
vented oar meeting.
After the beatings of the Dam were accurately
talt,,n, by the aid of a pocket compafs. Mr. Pam
and myfelf pointed out the different pofitions we bad
occupied during our Ray, my defertption perfectly
according with the flatement I have already rent°
the public, and to the teltimonies now fubmitted.--
The places which Mr. PARK& pointed out as %hat
where he had been are not even in the fame field
in which blather's Dam is litigated. What Mr: FOS*
ilAted to be the Egli end being no pert oftzllF.
ing Dam, and from•thence no part of the water was
then vifible. The place where Mr. Panel' hated ha
had left Mr. Botrua, by fobfequent achneafisrement
of Mr. Eyel, furveyor, is 4a(to yards fro/tribe near!. •
eR part of the Dam. The plan of the ground has
been taken by Mr. Eris, and wnnld have appeared.
could it have been brought within the enmpafs of a
newfpaper colturot. It do:s not appear, by what
wattle Mr. Patti was guided, Mr. BROOILS and
my(df were, of courfe,_g iverned by noise, at pm-
viount agreed to by Mr. Paw when we ported
evoly at five o'clock.
Upon my return to Liverpool, I called at my
lodging, espetling to have fees or heard from Mr.
PALK V. brit that tint being the cafe, I.wcnt immedi-
ately to his bottle, t.r the purpofe of arranging also-
til,r meeting.
I have addteffed you, Sir, I truki for the laR
time,frnm feelings natural to every honourable mind.
I did hope to have been Oared the pain of any exists.'
nation beyond my firft flatement, and it is.with deep
regret I now yield to a necedity, the prabitty alone
or which I once con mola. ed, but a hid, I now feel
to be impe•ions and nnav-iriable. I am, Sir,
Your molt obedient, linmbli fervent,
11. Maxms..