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London, England, 1804-08-11 00:00:00

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41iete weed made in Elobliek lbw la bog.
The myth of rem. pilterei let se fro. •
The yes Vet worth icier breedes ; Which 1 dedit
Fee tbwe M AMC
That bath WI Whit %aids Teor eves. .
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Although t have abilained from addreffing you
for (mend months, lam perfaaded you will do me
the Mika to believe, that if I have ken a Mum. I
base am been Minettentive referees of piblie events.
Whet) at the of of tilis war, 7 tank 0P soy Pen.
and ventured, ~rider tin alfueSed lean Of an ancient
BARI; hero,* teal the, glories of yodt forefathers
to your theses.. to prefect heir with a faithful
*kW of their defilers, dials, end !!toggles, and to
Pabitio Asir Om* Alt poor 1114404 I dilated
Merely on ilsok fensitradtr Of pattiotifin and fortitude
Which emisetitly dißiaguilbed the mods& of that il-
itifttlotss.Chietsaln who figured in this Mend dories
ilie. twiligkbf its binary. If. by the obfavassee of
filch girintipiti, iii.skisesehle.d not only totealtwitk
effea, the *atria iegion; let torso. commanded by
out of the stmalgplipillki deihrals of antiquity g
beit alto to temaatilimegeered even 'midi! the fe.
alba SI former Oka. add thy steers! ltrvility of
steams which time healed of their independence .
tbasisaMbillied with an illueretion of the final ad.
eantaiges whielsfpriag from integrity and Public fpitit.
..tlespiellrostubly, fri.m the eamprehenfive nature of'.
the istgoa. aid the yak Wawa. involved in it, I
Miollt-lasike iiiiskassi mimes spa:Mud opus it lid
now, 44.4 tail& sector any peat appeehessfsona
of inetrilag• diblinpsisiosi 4 prolttity. But the
cbaraaer of iii‘ Ix, with *lsms we safe es war,
and dee db.& I Its Mews sualcof being
waked by *IWO Sebviatid me that it waiimpoffs.
hie fur Dias enaidlamia ilie. lehinit golneginn 74
three months teglante withal* anode
ties that week, elierd amok'. • ffetidideal eel-
idpsusig
enadverfins. ii,kit *is 'WO ids msfi
shad deletihed WM
a 'Wed hammed hi kat 1411011110 racked W tam
emoting furies. and *von/ up to as unpmeidelmail
degree of delirium i ate Gess wawa, isguied hi
recent events. Let Rey aser spare the prodiakins
isassalawlia say former lcdem with their fuliformet
&Waist. ameba well Wanly imam Inith of this
ressa4,". 64116•1 sem handegfell a
bia s ses area the
elnindßßlatakijkof ennwei awe tbaineereal
the Caellemi bit 60111011007, dist as be ithraucce „
isi pars vet Mean, obs awned bent of his foal ,
to bleed and reify increafes in as proportioa.
liesois• tiihdistrarkeses kill 'Bard a fetishaory en.
piamignil 'of .04 ikons whish prompted toe to fut.
peed g°' sad prove, I hope. am adequate
apology for my bariag luffered to refs uotsotieed the
Maaly appeals Waal were made to my feelings, by
tbe Viton of the drain. and the writer who, under
the figuaturs of Battaailestr, addreired a letter to
ire in that Paper . .
I &ova feel, kie'rely 'Mortified, if any Reader of
the Letters of Gaol act; s could believe, for a moment,.
that I am deficient, either in Mal or Intrepidity, when
botb hive becoti3e virtues of the hlglieft order, in this
kaotrieittous tonjunairre of public affair'. For the
glory, independence. ttnd freedoM of my clan.
try*, I hate wog flrialed ; sad as I cannot difeuer
may happineCs in this World, apart Warn the poll
Eton of theft blet6ogi, I am not folleltaiss to fatviv"a
their lots. Nay. the vindiaive barbarian of toilica,
if I were his captive; would is rain bine& upon
me the dtihoß cruelties of be finer Oaten: oli tee.
meats can (utast the ltiaboracooltaisegt of my Mak•
relent again!! bilis, nor iodate me mama the impiety
which; confoundhig ill Moral dillimaioiss, Canaille.;
by felt epithets; the idatiatt aims, the molt =hair
lowed palette% ,eira imaittleoded aitalSnetioss. I
will wage eternatirir, kith the veldt isardereri
the mrreilefs Incendiary; the koorge Maim's. di
anal to public freedom) the kvellet of amass;
and the robber dt the Cottage i Mil l Sill Demi kV
parate frtim this ilsoultst the gsik ef his mercenary
accomplices: I baps lo die widi iiii iwifolatisis of
believing, that Britain will eamilitte to be a free
tountry ; that my frinsds
dare
relatives, With their
pii!teHty, will inherit their kare of this itaßkinslik'
J.h.Orig ; and that I !tall have coinrihntie my part
tenre.n.es lit atiablifliffsent and feetwity. SW I am not
too in o..is bope—your noble ardour end COOMIO•
ry, my CounVYmen; proclaims it to be the common
voice of the 10101 trnpire. .
L, as err is the gmuine ftsk of our politic:l mina ;
and where this Is nit is warning, the tree is inlay ac
earred for its Immune*. Of Mtn up by the tuots, for
yielding a poifon *Rend of a wholefosne f00d...-
When Liberty is eassadeta as the cash of the inn°•
sent apinft ass gailty.and markeus the bean agaihl I
loft& and wrongs. we may eerily account for the ar.
d..at and enthufiallic elation with whkb' it is ern•
braced by every iogenuous mind. That Liberty is
nothing elk than organised power, we have a viftble
manifeßation wherever we turn our eyes, within the
confines of this realm. This power is the roof Dada
which we have all taken Daher from the Ream of le.,

`Math and *Waco ; that We are do lett Vallibilthi be
know, that it Is littficieto to repel the beat, thine that
it is well fuipoi tett... and (scored framtlefidrog ea Rue
heads. Happily; it does not totter .epete a 0!gle
;point of fupport ; it donde
.upon a Weals& ca}leci-
ow bale ; and its ftrobgeit pillars are, klitithaidaltl,
patriotifus, and loyalty of the pkaple. This is a fait
no lefs it'll:endive than confiding.; it opens to OW
view, a combination of power, trillion, and good-
nes; and it contributes greately to aloftrate and
magnify the hand of Gob which has Sheltered this
Wand from the wild fweep of rapider and permitted
its Rreagth to be reared, improved, and brought to
maturity, before the moment for its exertion has an
rived. No perfettion of any kidA, can be attained
of a fudden.
Whatever is etpeeed to appear in a finifieti sod
cothpiete Rate, mull be gradual arid progreifire in
its modal!. This holds with regard to all the pro.
thaioth in the amidst, and all the thanes in the
inoral world. rte these principle has regulated all
the modems that halm bans adopted for the fafety
bf oar toentry. The !falsity of the nation was act
exhibited all at once, and with its full fplendour :
temporary and incomplete flagon (erred to introduce
'hog; magnificent inilimtions, whith now difplay our
national vigour in Abe brightoefa of the noon-day.
We ars now fully prepared for the enebsy j end it
is bonoarable• to the character of the natION that
though his appearance has been repeitedlY delayed,
its seal has not lanpifised, nor Its impatience to en-
counter him cooled or died away. Hedce, the no-
bleit people, that ever moved upon the Rage if the
world, have not degenerated from their ancient re-
nown. The). have refilled the torrent of Gallic
power, Which had gathered Rrength from the weak•
nets of others, and bore down the nations of the un-
due:at before it ; while ante infadate foes; by fubdoing
the form. or by overreaching the innocence of free
dates. have 1.11 their own liberty: AB the vices en-
gendered or nourithed by the temporary fueeds of
their anus, bate delivered them over to the vileß
race of tyrants that ever afilieed or difgraied humus
nature. In the tclicidal Empire of the Corked, the
' alliance between morals and government is entirely
broken; and that infineses hitherto fo friendly to air-
ele, is become altogether malignant. and is exerted
with *el teal Meas. to rifest nod stabile the ha-
OR Wed. Tv /Au with &Critic power, all thole
wises wine MIS catered. which ate ideally Rama in
is psis , wed me have fete, in how ion a time,
they have gams to an incredible Oche
in this art of saint Csl, oariepthet, degeaenter,
end wpm, we buy nsanfolly esgaged to re.ellablifis
*tie grime. tad to hold out a gentrosis example
Illt
.11:17stime arimainnh!es et tee* to kilits,...
Oar • is net to place the indepeadhrece of nations'
upon the infective foundation of ptirfoitil will ; but to
erica it on the eternal and immoveable baits of Jul-
lice*. If the value of this object be not yet ftiffi.
ciently felt and recognised by the quivering viCtims
of Corfican cruelty ; it moil he imputed not to us,
but to their own moral caution. What thcwifdom
of a virtuous and coo-gate Government could do for
the revival and encouragement of public fpirit in a
corrupt and sAvin, world, has been amply tried and
is MU put-Cited Kith unabated ardour. Hitherto it
has been of no avail ; fo that no juncture can be more.
proper for the exertion of our national power and
virtues, to check the pernicious aces of defpotie on.
limited empire, whi.ll threatens the eillnetion of the
'name and exercile of virtue among men. To have
ventured thus tingly on a cooled of fuch magnitude,
Is at he an of
of fignAl magnanimity. It proves
that the (pink of our country is fuperior to the oes.
taps genies of the age, and continues pore and vi-
gorous: it thews, that we have attained, in every
virtue, an oakum, of which there is no example
is the binary of mankind ; and the debated world
fees, with admiration, that when every otbet foun.
lotion of Public Liberty, was overthrown, the Coa-
-1 &imam of this aand remained fun and immove-
able. ansidll the. lit& of boilierous palßons that beat
and howl arouriti it.
On the thatraty, the national charades. of the
iforoth la deeply doctored with thole loathibme abo.
minastoos, which jelly tender their ferocious Chief-
thin the oiled of honor to mankind. From the
perreitewid's with irhich they reconcile themfclves to
Sear with teaks or to commit them, there is fond
lei touchating, that thefts impreifions are
he the pretest generation. Delighted with
NW thikalksa, thly undervalue the Sinus that ue
&laid Seib. fatuity of general harmony and do-
ithilic 'tiptoe!' i and this unhappy bias has reduced
thigr fyileus of polity Into a regular felon of fraud,
rObbery, and murder. By their vain ambition, they
bate added to the load of human mile:its : By their
wretched artifices, tbcy have abridged the number of
public precepts.—.Seandalous libertines, notorious hy-
pocrites, perfidious interpreters of the lays of Nations,
they openly prder the ellansities of war to the calm
dictates alpaca and kale*. Between their principles
and odious, the Meow and future hopes of mankind
°in tar Kiaeoliottl Odor* ail. . I catertsta.` revs bis Ms •
Jay, • the don* Mee dot is, bateau to be dedred Oen
en Wiling nerd'''. Wil re keivitoisriti,•rwidou I bte dist
by tbilr sissagis sod Omit evoisteveess, tray may kid is Ma re-
diallibillit oillstb a fetctn la Lemmas may Went k tram the
posiolse• nate is *MA It It redoet4, sad may Awn ratie as
Abend barrier %non at arlumodai rchenws of surrnereenow
sod ambition. wY.:II tittratcn eery breternwirtn Intim that 74
monist ..t I:,t Cootiotoe

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kit rlelsetat nearly estiogtddied• It was high dine thee
Flie• the sin" "of * great people, to vindicate thole
*6,4 tights in tbs fuppon of which they. had ,evet
been aealom champions; to revive the Jana:is-1
and decayeet (pirit of nations ; .and to teed them to a
Cede of their dignity ihd conron.dangers..: If the
malignant diftemper. which infeft the Cabinets of
Eorope,will not yield to the obvious:candy we have
offered tothem; nothing but the iaterpofition cf
Pao-
mance can relcue their fobjefts from the felonious
gripe of Cor6ean tyranny. At all events, Britain
has been the sneffenger of truth—the herald that in
Sites them to emancipation. ,
Slavery never Prevailed idling any people, but at
the expenee of morals. The Revery which France
diffufet, far from giving any aid to virtue and hap-
pipers, has not the lead conneaion with them.• Cer
lain it is, the more any man is honoured by the Cow
(lean, the worfe he been:. es ; and the oftener be ferves
the tyrant, the more he encreafes in toickednefs. To
do juftice, and to love mercy, are precepts wholly
excluded from the homilies of.that fanalmottionaeuf-
fian t his gofpel is a general commilfion for blooilllied,
rapine, and defolation. Having, by the fubverfion
of public freedom, removed every reftiatnt to his in•
ordinate ambition, his tyranny is making its adrances
on the world by fudden and mighty Reps; and aims
at the exercife of an nocontroukd dominionin every
collier of the earth. Aware of the fabfidiary ales of
fuperftition,thls prophane reviler of Paovsoenc a, has i
re-opened the temples of Religion, only to fill them
with Impious fycophants, and blarpheening moiety:.
rills of leis greatnefi. The COD of Nature is daily
mocked in thofe fames once .confecrated to his praife,
and the (adrift' of his nobleft work, Min, prefide
over thofe altars at which the minifters of publiC woe.
flip formerly poured tbe healing balm of comfort
into the fouls of the unhappy. The wont of hypo-
telly is there (sett decked in the gaudy attire of feign.
ed religion. Tyranny and fupernion, like thole
other deltroyers of mankind, famine and peftilence,
are nearly allied. Superilition breaks the fp:rit, and
prepare. it for fervitode. Tyranny, for this reafon,
encourages fuperflition, and employs it as as valid
auxiliary to illegal power. Accordingly, he has con-
ruminated the wretchednefs of his molt barbarous
°awes, by rendering religion Cul:ferries to his afros
does defigns againtt the felicity of mankind. When
'hate who Ilsould be the harbingers of truths the
preachers of peace and good will on earth, proclaim
the 'Heft dionfter that ever trod upon its (peace, and
difturbed the repots of its inhabitants, as 44 the Me&
fiah font front Heaven," when the tyrant bimfslf
tamed, them. .las• ~...s.;, saw
that equality, which he has defkoyed, it is high time
fitdievery Wog beteg to tremble for the fate of foci.
My. It is hlgh.time, that the whole anhhated world
&geoid !hake off its lethargic flambee, and endeavour
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to refcue themtelves from that hateful yoke, which
goes near to extiOgnifh the. nature! Centime/US of the
human mind, by rendering the name and worlltip of
, the Sur ester Macao an empty mockery: It is high
time, that theft abominable praaices Amid be dri-
ven to the depths of hell whence they originated, and
make room for an acceptable and Manly devotion.
rational and ftiblime in its doarines, humane and be-
neficent in its precepts, pure and fimple in its weir-
Ails. A day. an hour, nay a moment loft in this 1,
lamed enterprixe, may cede the earth to be convul-
fed to its center, and the vat fabric of civilisation to
crumble into a heap of ruins. It is an error to con-
foodd thiS emote. with the caufe of Britain alone. It
is the cauft of Man thrrughout the globe, it is Natdte
pleading her forfaken righu at the tribunal Of cob.
kiettee.
A night of narbarifm approaches the world, and net
hates its population with an eciipfe of enius. vet toe.
and liberty. There is no alterna..ive. We Trull be in-
firms/iota' in the redemptiun of mankind from an oc-
culted Rate of thraldom, or we mutt be haves our-
(elves: we mull juftify H t•TP,N, 111011.7.de the power
of virtue, or fink under the ohfcuration oft checticf.
fatalifni, and learn to bite Our fcliow-creatures. In the
former inflame, in dil in the firoggle, is to conquer;
In the latter, to live, is to with infamy.
What views then can be more eateufive anu mag-
nificent thee dm(' which now engage our attention
Indepentlestly of any confederations of public glory.
our private and domellic affections, the great lowers
happioefs or miferr, arc material citcomaance .
which mug influent our patriotic deteminAtions.
Amy poifon in this fountain, communicates Will to
the manners of melt shy bitiernefs theft itsfells all
the pleaforn of life. Is, the rar.l. fell of Cortices
dominatioo. every rice which power nouriroes in the
great. or opprefflott engenders in the mean, thrives
and grows up spice. tierce no laiman creature can
be confidered as infignificant, who oppoles that own'.
frightful tyranny; even the meanly acquire dignity.
abd all diftinaions difappeat in the grestnefs of the
common canfe. It is deemed a ri:tue tb r.drr ire and
praife thole illnlltious perronages who delivered man-
kind from the rage of tyrants, Arid vindicated the v! 7.
laced law s and eontiitution of ther country : And &all
no admiration be due to the generous fpirit of the mot
humble individual, who cnotritooes to ream, liberfY,
ma to one nation or focict y alone, but to deliver from
the worft ((reit ode, far the greater somber of the hu-
man race. and .:equire for them that happy freedom!.
which the Providence of Gro intended they °mold
f If the unhappy people of the Cootineot think
differently, let us blots the Au rook of ell good, for

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wrinkling this (ioniser* of rnajd rehlit 111410 .
mine our hearts, sod influence der adapt!:
It is enr interell that teen the apprebenfion al Wan
ger &mid* ditGpAtca ; het it is not en the 8600-
iltallon of our *Pitt that thii eselafielly gleptedg-
It raison sautielves. Let that ennftdeitce sod int/!re
unanimity coatinuctafiloutilli, which Jive 6 SEW •
amizei
tinnily proved to be ear bell feetwhys let die' mire
of all orders of men Arent/tea tbalmitn6NO9l •
tical eifdoto. Then we Asa, well amgy Etta •
deliverance, what ,the Prophet fpac it
ipiritual falvation t Wald sit arrorair-jair ti tiler
Liao U nor I .Lilirty If praphiswai se the (Ow. sml
At openin: If flit pilot to ihni An ire inggrdi Avila
rrfl from their Prow, ad inn shirtier, grid from to•
hard Joidav iitervis Slay were aide to fro 1
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The whole of the troops tbrosighont the Enamel
diarie have been ordered to hold themfelves in rea- • -
dinefseo take the field at the &mica notice, and ti
immediately complete their equipage for that Caviar. •
The • ;rematch atiivity and builk continue to prevail . •
throughout every department of the army. -The ae•
counts from all puts of the kingdom wooer in theig
repotts •of the -high health and difcipline of the
troops,who are in fuels a cassflant Retool pommenion •
onto be able to turn out at a nrotnent's waning. In
false diaries the Mims eyed when ar duty. ,
GM pervaitted.to he pore ;Lan tWottules diarist from
their quarters. •
The Board of Ordnance have direited 4 Imietekolf
to be immediately erefied at Wottn*, actor
to which place,• as loon as completed, the, ler" wt. • .
Guapowder and Military Strauss at prefeotileipit.
in that city, will be removed.
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Mad the eogagensent with Looms •qt. .••
deal longer, there was no ganger of the
niag out of noinainto, it o pripripd 'per •
carge donG as ofgavvenflitood aloft! fir"••••*x
Dents erpeeed that elm Chireare weedifiliMMlL • '
atityfirik,. and to be fine they gave him thitififbee •
. • •
The'ele4ion for an Afternoon Leanne, ISO Oil • ;
Tink of et. Luke, took Ogee on TherGiasyettillitiki.•
discided.in favour of Mr. Leh. Thit • • ••
Per Iter.LARS •-
Mr. Santa, . • •
Mr. Caw** .
The fbllowing ate among the 104 1et14111410.,
Southampton this &ante s •
Lady Itasibigd. Lady Patter NM iOaatte+trsHf. ash
Liege Albert/v. Mr. and the Man. Mrs. ellplete Lard •
YAM" Lard Vilma gibsiedn. Mr. and Milk Clitosinto.
wedades. Callatedle. Mr. and M. Pbaagilkse7PlnallbS
Caked Wood. Ms* et. Mir. Opens . Gros
setaistbrint. Pon 7a: Dopes, go. fluste. MON
Mt. Ilemberde. De. sad mew maewm.Mr.
Itet. todiewmkr. Marna. Mr. De GracM.4llllll==
PIPS Carry; Mrs woken, and assay otWw.llllllo.anbid
fdadra.
Mond fa'nhjiht fashOsifir - -
Poled! of Dumfries, in greener of. dell • -
and the Committee appisitned to Matt Oda& -
undertlkiag into execution. _ a•
It is c•onnionicated. In private I freak
Paris,
_that tba fame tribunal which tried•Gaoaose
and moaear, will be fliortly called togethet for die
vial of the Et Nobles FAVCI4C &AIL. de la }Cocas.
roucavt.f,-and de Be•ostosv, who Ilitue been ao-
tal years pelt-otters in the Temple.
By letters from Canada, we learn. that two feed
niers of the 4111 regithent, and five of Dm 40. weed 1
(hot at Q2ebec, laa winter, for, defection revert
othei foldiers of the latter regiment. who had tit,
ceived tile like fentence' were relpited, bit teas& • I
ported life to Botany Bay.
A Court Martial is fitting at Dover for the trial
of Captain Lieges:dell, of the Miilillefea Militia, f ri•
fending a challenge to the Adjutant, The Adjutadt
did not accept it, and has Alice ginned the regiment.
On Thurfday a Special Scions Was held at Cierkeb.
npon a petition piths joutne)men Silk.weayers,
pt ayirig a new regulation with relpee to the mode of
payment of wages in the tuanufedory of flighi Mks.
They Complained that the mailers had given them a
greater number of threads to work up, in die fame •
width, than was olual, by which their labour was
confiderably increated. After heating Coward on
both fides, it was agreed to be revert to a joint
Committee of Mailers and Journeymen.
Saturday, three journeymen tailors were whipped.
from the hewn Pt Klan to College.grech, Dublin, and
back again, pftiant to their lenience, for combihae
tion.
Thin May fe'nni,lht in the evening.about Gs o'cloct
the atmorphere :t Limerick prefented a roost awful
Opera ; the darknefs was as great for ten minutes, as
if caufed by an cclipre of the Inn; in the city it war
unattended either with iaia or much ligiditing t bat
we hear that in fererne parrs nf the country. much da-
mage has been lisitained, Farticularly one Gentleman.
near Patrick's Nell, and Eve ibeep killed by lightning.
Lord CNFATIRTINLD CAW. A gOOd let of Teeth.
!ft either fel, mull confider.ibly add to the prepare&
lions refined in the mind on a firs aprarance.
Andtheobferviuien,arquirmadditionel force from the
cireimaa-ce of the generality of the Etna nation,
from their mode ct livings being troubled with die
Saar sy in the Gums. width r° loess Tooth-ache, and
eventu..ily rotten Teeth Thefe difwmable ages
may be prevented by the timely safe of Buresp's Ile- •
Roiative Tooth Powder, vtliieh h tiled by the Osten
and Priacefes, and tool of the Eiegli6 and Ifrilli—Noa
lenity. It imparts a finunefs and beautiful rednefs to
the Gums ; to the Breath t'•e molt deleCtabte !wea-
ns!' I to the Teeth a pearly willtene(l, fen ors, thi
enamel, ails up the cavities, end prevents the dread-
ful tikes of the Tooth-ache.
Sold wberlefale old retail at Mr. Bct`cee's. Nor 4.
Choapecle, ember of Paternafter rnw ; and by mak
Bookfellers and Medic" Venders in every town it:
the United Biegdnm, In bvets at gd. each. To
prevent counterfeits, his Iltjaay's Zinn- Comr
ftliffroners'have permitted lb' Name of R. livvise,
No. 4. Chesil:4oe, to be engraved on the Ramp I anti
as a te-thet ryon,. head ordered to be in blank'
vibith Oast, is 'Aired nod erqs
Alfo may be bed, B.: r Lit's ?.carat Ton" %yaws,
Obferve. Cie name of Butts* e, Cheapelite
engraird tin (be
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