The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-03-11 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN.

ablient any other motives thau those of justice exercised with merry. tint tthewsentiments would en-
SPAIN,
nod patraitssm, acre always ready to exert them- able the electors to torte some idea of what they might
selves in in behalf of the rights of thm•ir cuuntrv, and the expect from Mr. Lamb, in case they were Made liable to (eßnat A raENcit eiteita.)
protection of the oppressed. But Ise limited his Dui- the merry of the Hon. Douse. Ile want.d no mercy; Amidst the vague accounts respecting the
maliversion to those Parlianwidary lawyers, who cum. but he could not submit to have himself arbitrarily pat :affairs in Spain. wilfully false, and manifestly contradie-
verted a seat in the House into a stepping-atom. to the into prison by the Members of (tattoo, or a 'majority a, wry, too greedily takes. in by papers of all colours, let
Bench, and who proffered thetuseltels to support soy the hoentsabotionaers. Hot it was wonderful that Mr• ,as cast a steeple whsnre on the theatio of war, and recol-
-3linister in order to attain 11w honours which their pro- Land; with these sentiments in his th, could think I acct the grave nature of the evil with which Spas is op-
feesion held out.-(Apptaiete.)-eta, be would put a case, mmt having it asserted that he wait a represeistatit •of the , Dressed. The ittenrreetion is of a character new in the
Su easy of solution, that even air. Lamb, *ha nis no principles of Sir S. Itomilly. That illustrious prrso.n history of modern societies ; it is the seined force whichfairer, aide/High in the prefession of the law, %toil,' timid imole one of the noblest aloud+ that ever was matte ' severities itsel. from the power of which it is the natural
sou difficulty in eeptateing it. Aii individual, ase 'miler agamriat the powi.r of commitment assumed by the House. • organ, and (Wended' consitutional laws. What is the true
estnpoerrr, writes to an honest worthy man a letter, in '1 here nag evilletwe in this ronalmtct of Mr. Limb. that I cause of this disposition of the Spanish soldiery ? It is
a bids he made a proposition that excites in the mind of he 'list sea understand what Sir Samuel Hominy's prim said, that the soldiers of Ferdinand VII. were repugnaat
tale honest wan nellsong hut disgust. Waa it any breach riplea were. Every area, man who flourished• in this .to embark in the colonial war; this ix natural enough.
of cormhdenee in this Walt to mama mod expose this country was opposed is..tolt blank to this power of the Nevertheless it had never broken ont till this sweat,
....aionourable pro 1?-(aiss! nu!)--Should any one, Melee. It infringed Magna l harts, the hill of Rights,' " They were embarking like sheep," said one of ear
supposing him (Sir erancs) capable of agreeing to July and the Petition of Ilifhts. And as to the ease uf rots- ,Now,
papers, undoubtedly by the force of events, the
base plan for injuring air. lAmb in the eyes .1 the deeming without bearteg, riling. or sutemunitar, air,' eatwslitione are indefinitely ail:warned, but the efferves-
e roma of Wesomi niter, snake the proposal he letter-if Lend, hail not cycle a ?treed'''t in the acts of the Um" j trace is far from being calmed. The troops destitwd to
any one wrote such a letter. wonhl it be a breach of eon- itself. But Mr. Lame had eel.% that he, Ole- If ),atiiil , take part in these expeditions do not disband ; they fill-
t'lle'ire iii bitu to go affil bawl It to .11.• lA."'" In es'e. Sir vrAoris .11,1, lett were 'tit the, l'Olmlar, but the illihr ' low their ris'a•fs, who starry on enterprises in the inte-
t•anty not. On the contrary, sown meow sums' be terial caealistatee. Ile runtritseo. indeed, that lime pans-; riot; they maintain a leatile, but calm attitude before
extremely honourable in his eyes. Bat, no doubt, it slily if 31inisters to them both partiripated of the ne- ,
a royal avow, which mattes a ahem of loltorkarlsoig them.
Wail a m raie's' mind Whirls determined that a hat.e pro co, musette of Mr. Laos's merry ; for 31inisters, by
l'ile people look on, do nit join them, bet shew no at-
terse' was not hail, lout that the exposure of it was ex- to.ar indents...tit, a Persiansentary "n l"ritr. had ids°ll.° dour to repulse them. The authorities fly, instead of
tensely diskuntonrable, and such a silliest Mr. lamb err- their regard fur I ' (Mr. H.), I y •emiltl2 flint t•Prlweis' eking. at their posts. The tiovernoe of 3lalaaa, fore-
t anly tied whets he Amid Sr would r,•lter In- the writer and fur Sir F. Burdett !Ikea ise, by tieing all in their burned of the arrival of Biego, made us., resistanee.
of the letter than the person who read it. 'I he old plower to send him to prison. Mr. Lanai, of course:
611114 the ball only to tinier the inhabitants to char the doors
adage, •• that there was no sisaputiste ..t tastes," waa the candidate of the people-all. recaps the •• lower .
.„ of their haiews, anti would 3,51 M men have dared to enter
ben- very eppbeable. inn, for hiss par., he %%veld rather rlassrs."-(Take that Leenb.)-Hy the bye, tie. Lame so i...iisiiks.dor a city,
that the hustings on which he shous u ere his scaffold, himself was one of the lower order's. ronsiderisig that all I If this cot penetrates to Grenada (anti who can
t•-..ti that he 'weld be the waiter of *nets a letter. (it beitar the Honer of Lords the 1411 regarded. Beal op, a,, it), will ober, .101 be a re-action. already pro.
, uursr, however, Mr. Laud. least to, 1101 111 l lof I this was the en 11111 l tea 'testae( all those who mere adverse , vile,' by the tombola of the Captailetieneral Itguia,
r-a;:itumle, hat the electors of IA estioinster were mil best to popular rights. Comisellar Scarlet., an ingestion-a , who leo' ihrown into doittgeons 1111 greet a flambee of rid-
jaaaes between then'. Ile 11:151 teas treepaseed 'anger man, was pleased to eel the eleetars who %Weil far him lens belonging to the best families? If Kiev' leaves
th.e, he might. He slid not. iteleell, think it iseres.itry (Mr. llohhouse) a rabble. The two resilleisrn might, if tirena.b. as he b.a„„ )Malaga, may he nut retie+ valet,.
to use assuitatitiono to them, seeing, as Ise did, that they they thought tit, agree natni the temper distinct; 0000 of the eia, oil re ohs, iron ...tree of 6,„„al Elio has premed
were already eetuated by a spirit whirls eon's' manifest people. But Ise had almost lento. Perhaps 11r. L. not less heavily oil the people? The presence of 31ina
it•elt in a triumphant manner, and which would hosteler . . did not mean to say rabble--perhaps hr %youthd explain
times,. to place ilseseatelvee in that poaitittn. that they ' his • in Navarre prtidisers she elb.et which might hits expected;
aeons by "Ong... I heard l'unettiwl'l rail the Pe•Ple : and may not the insurgents eunclissle by joining bands.
atmel lone meats, the la.wer of returning eassilideles : rabble ; I don't meant° say it of my own knsoalleslgea -
from the Perri's/ere to the pillars of Iferettles? Less
n pun their on n public principles. To obtain this trinusph ! ;le never Ind 'noose that 31r. L. maid justify the Haase tints, ix net.euttry for this than has elapsed since the Ist
a "amine:titre of their exert. s svas oak 11,•cessary, mid :of Coustesons for landing 1 • to prison; and he comaidered of January. It ie impossible that the notions of these'
be exhorted the @acetoe to Leine sip 5..-matrons..-matronow as many it handeattie in that dent. haring' called on bins while be . .
affair., has not penetrated through the whole peninsula.'
totes tie they emutt,'nrounitand. I hoe vote its i In. begin- was in Newgate. He thought it snarl of civility, and an
eine was worth ten in the ado., ant. So he trueteil they'('he silence of the Madrid Gazette, whaterer way con-
s indieutiun "ii his putt* as if he thought that he (31e• ,truest, is only a sign of weakness, and the weakness of '
t..,,ii1l perwyere. and areowsprosh llse triumph they bail lialthonse) had been ill-treated. Bot now Ise heal great authority does not contribute to make it renpected.
a Iremly so s•ralitalsly begun. difficulty its }edging what that gentleman's
ils"iiinC ' Sot'n one user go so far as to license it of human...leiter,
Mr. Lyon now stepped forward amidst the greatest was. So kite' 'lid he profess himself to hisn for being unit by degrees the system. filiiii,i, ii„ it is of returning
uproar. He attatetstal to Teak, but as 11414/111 as he M. Imis opponent, that lee seemed glad of his 'limeade' to to the old regime, this litre' of striving that to-day
feted a wool. a combined and deafening cry of ha! ha! prison ; becanse if the House of C Nona had rut psi- shall be yesterday will have produced its etfect.-(Croa-
s'oateel his mouth. Itv the alvire of Isis friends he at.' ni•hett him in that a•y, be must have received a MOMr oitotawoill.)
tempted a seconu time: and after 4-slaying half a aueen punishment. How was it possible far a man to receive
eases, he rontieetal, inaudible for the hrat sor li minutes.. a worse punishment than that of being thrown into
FLANDERS 31-111..
Ile ra•utrial the Electors that hia opponents were 'lsis- prison without a trial, anti without bring allowed the --...-- •
taken in the contioletis•r they expre•stel sit their etict•ess. 'opportunity of saying a angle word in his defense. Mr.
lie never slid expert that saa the first two or three slays Lamb's c 1111 l mein ON his pamphlet was altogether out of Baresata, Mallen S.-51. Ellionng
1.-• distill stand high on the pmmll ; mar surd any decisive
wplace; far the part of that pamphlet which appeared . belete7slefa
01311hralke"- 1.,,ti." 1311tecrhaeoudaen'l ltlne has surrendered
s'ete ilss'anun'es: hha:tlitioller roil',
lea silt be flamed true' the numbers polled on those ears. ("re the Pithily' was merely that for whirls the Halt: mts the Releu. four natiii.ers of is Lich have been seised. has
Ile was ileterinimal nut to give sip the contra, fur le of Commune had costiniitiesf la. and which collimate' bees.
arrested, for having endeavoured t a excite
f•. Lt confident that it would termitsate successfully for hie approved.... lie hail written that pamphlet foe the also
disunion between the inhabilanis of this kinado.a. Our
Lien; aiel tlwrefore he would cantinas. at his post until
tribunes, as itheemois, were 110 t likely to want occupations
an opportunity st ill be ;drooled to every elector of issinster, and did Mr. Lando think that an art for which
tfettannet..r to express' his op* • reverting the s•ler- he ought to he sent to Newg lie
had defended the in affairs of this kind, whirls begin to multiply I. as
, tien. He did not 'near to detain thrsu Iona; but he felt it , cause of the 1./oilers against the Strietnors of lawn extraordinary toammer.s.
tarn 3. The 1: hauler of At-vexation has decided
este •• to reply to mime of the expr, st.. which ihoi Erskine, anal in doing sa. he bed drawn a notch fairer al
jiff tallin from the Mon. Baronet, a ills respect to Isis character of Lord Erakiest than 3lr. Lansb had done. that NI. Van der Strachons author of the work sin the
heing a 3liiiisiteii4l con.listme. What pow( had the llots. Ile lied mid, sad would repeat it, that 11r. I..sioVe rm.- Present State of the Netherlands, shall ho tried by the
The
Baronet for saving that he (3lr. Lamb) was a 31iniste. re Os tire fur Westminster at the last election had been -
l'o of Assizes of South Brabant.
rod candidate. lie Jungle A letter to la person, salon, les. Nine,' by reicher turd trick. What Lord Erskine tacitrim e stay befare yesterday 31. Van tiles menu it,112. rate.
, yet 011 e of the Editors of she Übserecr, was arrestial 4r il-
ilif
Hon. Baronet might call a 31i eisit•l ialiet ,if lie rimer; this written en the subject was wempu in ig nuennee
Mimusterialist neat and showed the letter to hie uppu- the great repittatitsu he hall acquired gave a celebrity to to vain, by the niatechaimasee, as lie nas cousitsg unto Ise
tent,. and promised to vote for them ; then his typo_ whatever he wrote. But, for his inn part,he shoal"! tribunal of that city in Lis robea, and nos taken to the
to the public., boner of ar rest. Arcording to the warrant
-( lame h
rents might just atr, and cries of " Lamb, that woa+well he called slinisterial candidates. betray the duty he owed to himself and to of
iii„ him, he in accused of having ealnuasiated the 31ireistene
-(laughter, do.")-Ac-
coming
to
the hull.B.o...itees
slaiosien,. he had
cried
shieetitliit,i-di ITitia;tantneythj..ll.7gigh::lati•tribrih„tilkstlier'',...troatseh,bt. tear. 11e the Judges and the 3laeistrates, especially the Tribunal
of Louvain, liv his militias in the affair cat al r. Trappes.
00, r ant to fur help ; or. in ether words, he callad on bad said in praise of laird Erskine could be ronsideeed s
of Y
the 31iniaterialist for support, and the answer was-e I'd as a retraction of his pamphlet. Ile perceived that flu. milliecra Went at Ik. same time to the residence .
itheue to arrest hiss alms, lint lie was ailment. kl.
are 'on .1-.1 first;"-(Loud laughter.)-sisal this was Air. Lamb nos gaping. and therefore he shawls!
Elho
all due proof that retold he asly.stisael to al • ,11.0 he was nut detain bin, mock loncer„-(laind lastelster.)--
He l Asiw, printer tel a letter on the sittings of the Tri-
'e
a Minicerial candidate. Ss. much was said In Ilia snips,- lie Irene I lie shook! hear nit 11111 re about Ilse pamphlet
banal 11f Louvain on the 1311. of January, against at I
m :
.11 a %%arrant was likewise lammed, was not at home, but simr-
moots Jul that letter, that it secured a* it they intended rani'', " The Trifling 3ltstahe... the (Air" IlImla;fle'.
riquirrod 16111,44 •
edioiriv slier.
te foetid their hopes of success upon it. 31r.'lloadionse which were now pretty well understood ; and it was alto ,
flue seven Counsel, who signed the opinion of 3!.
head taken notice oh his visiting him in Xewgate; lint lie 111 Ise lisiii,Nl he annul.' hair no 11l re about Isholgessmi men,
Van der Straelten are still confined to their respective
else test to consider that act of tali litv, as lie axes ph•ased our that lie and his frieum.s n•oulil be eharged with the
residences, under the soperintenalatire of a police-e.. to call it, any proof that Ise disapproves' of Ow bet Of thewhirls 11e 11811 HO COIIIII4I practice-. of a party with . .
31 Tarte, juts. has undergone another examination. As
;hawse of C 1111 l Moos tit fling him to Neirgate.- -It esirrall ackaowled est lat the hest men _ uses nitlf g ) g .
31. Van. der
.S.traeltess is sent before the Court of As-
ti hies-al r. beinidais Mr. It oke of Nerfulk,
(Load hoolirKl. iti•irs. awl gruml44-4 hi.. wool lam" anon the ' •• • . ' d sixes, tee 'mune are very curium and impatient for the
„, s hat had talle„ jr,„„ lion reverting air. 11„tawananta I Mr. V. hitbresti, Lord 1 nes-dorm, an utters, contended
rommittal to Newrate. It sometimes happened that in' for the neceseity of reforming die corruption of the Mouse result of this ex' e'weditian. uff'ii...
_ticn'iLisstrasltittesLilv_...itin'iss.
ouTrbeni,hr.ur, rihabsieecxrciimetedw_h_icheerailessi
%shirts Mr. latinh spoke ',twit' summit re-
t!:.• !terry of speaking, he might lw borates' ink, All 1111. e41:01,11111111.•
geardel expreeeion, and say a thing whirls lie aid nut Vert. Me' l'ambluit' ism Isla late adileemaled'ral,"l,it,:ea""a srelnusast"ion in rarli"lirermanr, an:tl had a bad arlrevYt 011
amid sisal, was the et,„ ersw„ 1,, was evpreasiag oldie emiiiim:ry were on .tog to toe corruption of me in,all the puillic fonds ash mistrust all countries, especially
lis oli-approbation of 3k. Ilehisouse'e pamphlet. He ' Lord Tavietock called it a lloe'inel . Cersulf.llettle ; those of Vienna. We shall soon learn what inspressio.
0,10,1. and Mr. Whitbread said it was a slander OA time pain- the prover of thy llosew sit 1. this event has tirade on the different Courts, and espe-
Lomi shouts of applause.. -- .
to b • I-screams! a its great diacretion and mercy, and I riple of representatissn.-(
i i .. „). i coldly on the Congreee of Vienna, reverting which we
t I,a, the eauese Iles- shook' have perinea with rayed Ili% /•:'"'h "I 'tedium.' hille'el'. a fries,.!.o P.C":"1:. have heard nothing for some tune, The Metahers of
to eta attack mbar against Omens by 3lr. Ilmildionse reform ; yet it was
r only yesterday Boat lie
_ am nun
loi
the Diet allot are still here reglarly hold emirerenres
was, not to arm' him at once to Newt:ate. but to direct the propriety of eel tiding the. right of suffrage to a
tvio3,lu.nday, but nothing tramper* of their deli-
the Atteritev-lieneral to institute a pro„r,,,i„, against I householders; he winikl ask bin, whether that was not
les .v. Pr:
bini --(!sosoil grains, lasses, amt rries of Off 9, off',)' a radical, instead of e gradual reform. 51r. Latish hall
1
11:111 NA. Fits. °3.-An retiree% has brought the news
--1 he course, !falterer, „wt.!. the House did ratan, profeiteed himself a Whig; het this. Whigs were not gra-
of the awassimiation of the Duke de Berry. This event
Was 1164' Mare mitigated one, tweeter had a rowel!. , ilnal reformere, as was evident from a declaration t *tent ,
lima rammed a great seiomation here. The Court will go
tiara been instituted by the Attornev-lieneral, the pettish- • forth ninny years ago from the Nowise). of this- P.r. • Is
into mosirsiing four weeks. Tlie labours of the Con-
men., in rear of a s.„„vi,. , „add, might be ea. of. the People; whirls derlaratime was drawn sly !iv 31e.
errs% e'll Olt more slowly than was supposmed, and it is
t follow, now
Pretest
1./ bare been ninrli more severe.- Tierney, and signed by Mr. William Smith; in which it
I as the n iininn of that 0 Wig Sll. isrobalsk airy essay not I;4' concluded bs•fore the month
(•• Iris, what a merciless gentleman ! I as! Illf!")- ".44 "PrvlllY "lah", • , i , , ,‘" of 31aysitting ban heel. helii Auer the II th instant,
The part of the tiamplolet, however, which Ile moat dim- ciety, that a complete reliant, stint net
.11 gta:11131 one, . Lot
the
conimiliem
are
seer
actively
emitioyeti.
approved s.l was nut Oh• attack nn the Mouse of Coos- • was absolutely necessary. What preteremmonr,llieri, tumid
31 r. Laush have to the import of the %Vretientister e - 1 •'l4 16'1 'II I list I. • lin the 'IC
tee sit . it at iwi w 1 111411111144 ee a ings are,
111.e:IS, 11111 aim attack sin that dialingisislwal character •
Lord Erskine, who hail done inure fur the liberties of tors, at hen Ise talked of a gradualy
_in. orate am rec -
ratio., ; 2d, facilities to hr afforded to the consmerce be.
Euglishuseu than any mats in modern times. He was mewled the correction of certain I orteighs where tor-
access
the _
_I. , States,to
execute
as
soon
as
puss.. ,e
j,,„tieed in tliab.„,„.. this „„)„,L. from Most the Hun, rept prictis es prevailed al the hest means of winging ,
~...,41article of theAcs
44onreamita,
as
tar
vlltals
Baronet had reeesitly dour ; for such nas his regret at *hunt .ore reform; anal this he collet! gratin:ll reform. "9
tl.e attack made by his friend againat the Noble and (In as list principles could he he esperted to be sap-
casi he retstiwiled with the various local eircusamstancea.
Learned Lord. that lie had lately delivered two slweches ported in Westminster, wisen he wrote a letter to a and especially the aysiesis of the customary duties of
each State,
is: praise of that minion permit, in artier to make M i ie eri
.11,1fli s tr,
,i
ii expressing
nentP altrittihati"n of his
fur(M ra. illioi 13-1
thitsNo, IAItCII 3.-Yesterilaw we hail a tempest such 1
*mewls fur the Miner off • rhis•li wits contained in his house's) 1 P 5 I I they
as the oldest inhabitant sluts not recollect to have wit-
lIU 1111 e ores-mem! liii,:mmelf? who said that the Home gf
frend's pamphlet. Before he hail done, he should t• NI .
..
retorts his thanks 111 doe Hon. Baronet far Isis hand- C was the constitutions' repro-Fenimore, ofthe}
erased. At noun the wind, which was N.N.E. began to
le•-(Nu. no: never. -Welds' the rote fur a num i blow in the most dreadful manner, with an immense
rustle vindication of the pruft•ssion of the law ; becattar Pefili •
.. . ) y i H. s.si quantity of snow, which darkened the air. making a
Gan former occasion," he bawl delivered se•itiments re- who had
o said ttsati, were
sit not fur an army, the se
Ist: 1 terrible nob,. Many vessels n driven front
stsectieg lawyers the very reveree of whist now tell from of Co o .oo on.s wt!u.l 1, ba •e run great danger u personal
their inourissge, and dashed upon else piles. The wen,
hilts. " The Hon, Baronet, however." said 31r. latish. diolorrsuin :-(N0 • nos-) I
it
" slays that I aum not a lawyer ; then, in conformity with This addrees of Mr. 11, tram, asusnal, followed by loudmpelled by the storm, dashed enormous waves over the , jetty whirl) protects the town, and tilled the town ditches.
Vie lentitnents he isa. foruterly expressed, the lease law- applanee; and as he and Sir Francis retired from the I 11_1
1 :, taeor.an vessel, with salt, coining to Osteed. was
yes I :*ii suppmed liv him to be, the more see/Amble I busting., they were loudly greeted by the populace.
I Blown on the coast, west of the port, the crew of which.
tenet be to you.--(l.ommmi uproar.) Afterwards Sir Francis, in company with air. Hub-! who were is. the most imminent ilanger, weer saved after
Mr. llosenoesr rams forward. and was received with htso pr,„.,...dra to the several eumusittee.roouss, ad- i incrediltle exertions by a brave mariner of this port. '
the usual demonstrations of partialitt Ile said, the dressing eonsiderahle bodies of the electors-paintingl aimed Jean liossrgeor.
„mown( independence was now places on a triumphant wit Ike slilf ,elll7e between a half Whig and a half Mini- i 31Ant us 3, iv Tats SVR.NI,IO.-The stoat' has not yet
taninence. It wag impossible to say what Air. Lamb I sterial candidate. to represent Westminster, and those abated. An English brig, in ballast, with at. person 1111
might bare i• store, lout it' he rent 00000 ed ta make sorb who were the advocates of a thorough Reform in , board. is stranded opposite Britilene ; nu news of the
',faros as thow already made by beim, they had bet little Pauli: ult. I crew. An English brig, f China, with with tea,
to fear. In commenting upon what had fallen fruits Mr. '!'Le eli•etors evinced considerable devotion in their silks, napkins, and crapes, is on shore between this place
Lamb, he laboured under a great disadvantage ; fur,
_ I cause, and no doubt eats Ise entertained of their final and Illankeithurg. The dike un the sea coast lies suf.
miner that gentleman bad &wheal, that in the heat of „„reix. ' feted greatly, but no fears are entertained, as the wind
d•bate hr had been Iwtrayral into expressions which braid seems to be ehausgina,
s ot 'mewl to use, so might it hapen, that to douse north
.lARCSI 5.-The wind is still very high front the N.
which he (Mr. Ilublionse) might stoke the smihject of N. E. but the storm has abated.
a onimermt, Mr. Lamb *night not choose to affix their ordi-
nay 'waning. Mr. Latish had said, that he already gave
5- as his sip icion, that be (Mr. Hobliousw) was met pro-
) •rly pionialiel by the House of Com 00000 ns ; aiimi for-
Omer. that the rower of commitment, as now reamed by
1%.r l'onse, ought to be exercised rarely, anal wills mercy.
What! the porter of pendia, a man to prians, st dhow a
tem...mons, withou. trial or hearing of any kind, 'eight
to he exeraise.l with merry ! What did this, orals? -
I• elev., the power of hanging for nothing, if there Was
say tribunal where such a power resided, ought to be

sitting, nppnin►rd in 'Wiese% and fAindon, brim*
the flight Ilan. Sir linhert Knt., lAIMII I:hief
..In4tice or hig 31ajeaty'‘Coart of ( ni 11111 l )n Plea%,at %Vest-
usinster, in and after Raster Tenn,

Extract of a letter from Rio Janeiro, dated De-
cember 3 :

IN TERM.

London.
Friday . . April ?A
re War
Frisin.y . . May
Wednesday . .
Wednesday . . May 17

" In this port at present there are a number of foreign
men of war, two English line-of-battle ships, one fri-
gate, one sloop of war; one Hessian frigate, and three
cotter'; it is also said there is a Preach squadron off
off this port, bound in. The United States' schooner.
Nonsuch, arrived here a few days since, and sailed nest
Iday for IA Plata."

Fourth Day's pea, with a went-grioub
elitsteu:riverassoouieri-utiet:::l6"o.:el—st
mate seeress. They t mow the stretteth of thor „•40,
and the firmness of the veterans. who. is the u- .471.
tthhereiroadtza.),srieliw
oft ise
Rita,
or
toe
164
his Ntitsisterial opponent,.
(irittlemen, the lion of libel'," is ar"114111 ile
danger. and divine ..te remainder of the poll ern 6steutll6!
eon to onr adversaries which ihey atter forest; y _
ha ve for atone day been in mai of the march whil the
ley has !wen stealing upon you ; but the CoaadutetoZ,
sure , lin, e only to he co.nmetul oftile necessity et '
hut yiiiirselves. to Immure a lietory as decisive aid b
rim,. a, that whirls us, Kainrd in our last contest, fit.
Gentlemen. our cause. our mem anti our rip ism
the same now as they sere them an.l there are St pip".
eight thoe,an4l unpolled ruter,; yet at roe sew
ought um. to be concealed, that 119 limn west rel}7,ll.
seigMtour. ion on himself'.

Gentlemen. the Committee ecmjure row to isf,„ ,41w
tral• ulation. no false security. aud uu base intnaidati..n.•
indnec ). a to withhold ). nr free and itle.beadm
fat onr of the ;torn who lias a: tali times proseJ
worth) of
Jt)sEPII l'hairtrza of ilk. l'er:t •
Coree-home. !there\ 10. ltilo.
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N. 11. l'he Committee ..r 11 I linen Waidtartn ire ,
slant!y slttiny at lite l'otier-tu.use, where the% tL.
br harpy to see their filets :* as the) prom to lay K,
which. it shoul.l be tonter.tuutl. will tival;) closest lesion
en Ttiesila) next.

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Contnaitters. alto fared. TIM RT.I/1..1.
rertisensents. tecold girt inrtevelictes to tan hen*.
warded to es. so as to reach our Ilre Nil nom
presides to tilt ir inserticn.--! rum tbe reel) hem st
which THIC STA TE:MAV t-ontrett,fen hr psi to ;iris,
an attention to this regnebt Obt tole a arderidistsr
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