The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-06-07 00:00:00

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owesanensed theta. and ea her
;oilier adversaries. if
snit bese ogght Wiest her to prosier:en 1 No ; We predict
iftis wig net do now : her Majesty's rank. ar least.,
iro le ease warned her enemies into the invention of some;
~,,,setier. I
',a pith respect !o the confer's of Hl;4 new green bag, we!
--ews. we 1.-iiete. with greet confidence. inform the i
°we. end they consist of the et idenee of • set to' wretches.'
tedaite of *how: if 11,ey were produced in en open cutlet.
;Joe escape an 'twit:moat fur peril:Ty. Ti. chief etidettee
, sat of a sofuttn-st rvant. who vies discharged from heel
vesty's service• on the first moment that the creature was,
...eticred 11/ be carrying on an itupeoper connexion with a.;
IS In Vac estahlishotent ; inti with whom she is now lit ing I
.3 %tote of adultery. he hat inn another wife.
(room Tilt moastsc cternstrarol
flu t situ rdasry come is of s piece with the whole el
• - coding of Ministers throughout this delicate effa;r. A
... stein a4o, when they tendered their resignation. Mier
re-
,, dolt:ring all the evidenes which list been collected re-
.ill. 14er Nl,jettr, they ;sere themselves eons ineed that
f mit
sod
did not exist ft r the Dti isree which ass
asiei
ei,,),..d. sgod now. w:thent any sdditiousi et ialetice. they re- ,
std en itsrairs. a 11,1 i is to held to the degradation of .
row
se v;sissol. sad whieh. to a mind f
un any debicacy or Ito-
offerable feeling, Is tantamount to a pshment ta
ut 'Meth:
Ind Vier eall on the rottniry to believe that, on the autherity
or -. here' l'eandotee fit their own nomination. which they
tote rewires aisbetiered so shortly bosom.
s, an a, eusatan is to be bronght forward ntviinst this 11- ;
le:vetoes Petwoosge• for hod's rice let the proceedings he as ;
p it, le aswale. surely al.! Consort of the Xing of Eng.
lan:' with no p
t he deilittl all 2 right Willa. the int-finest sub-
Fe' ;of the country enjoys - a fair snd open trial. Let tier ;
low as opsodunity of meeting her @cense-reface to fare— .
of ro(ent:tins the witnesses arrayed against her. An at-
tarpt has never yet been einie to erect an Inquisition to de- I
evic °ottani', fame. and fortune, of any individual. And
his the in attempt of Clio kind. then, been reserved for
r.: lihettrieu- Feasle who has now boldly thrown herself on i
the artier :,se sill nut say generosity) of the nelLoi 1 !timely
it will never hr said that tLe till:elder and sister of the two 1
onset Rwinsuiek. who fell on the field of honour,
now Nei without parent. relation. or protector. threw her-
PI ia vain on the justice of the F.nglish nation, who re-
heed to Ler %that they never reflead to the meanest subject '
o' tLe motor% !
IA then her prOerrilir P from first to last he free from all
r noYelettent. Now out it be said tied justice has been done
t • her Slisi,etty. Irate should hue to strategic in the outset
liVintl the prepossessions eseited against her by•he opinion
eta Secret Costraittiefouloled on evidence of the description
to wi,ieh we have &Wed 1
The indignation which Mr. Denman exprerted against the
el.)...lateicat it each a Tribusal in such a rata was loudly
c.e:1:10,1 in the Muse.
Irecie Tilt Ow Tistros.l
Unhappily ;he die is east : and the immediate consequence',
cf • 0: ilsiesty's return lies been an official communication
to Parlimnent of certain Papers relative to her ettoduet ,
tiara her dertrtare from this country." What the 44' topers
say contain. it is sot for us In surmise: and if a e I. new
their whole cootema ever $3 ni;tiutt•ly. we should feel tar-
selves bound to give 11.1 opinion on them. whilst the honour.
Yee station. perhips the very life of the exalted iiiiiititinnl
to whom the_ relste might remain in the balance. lit tiara ,
saute, let no prejatlee s%ssy the mind of any one in so deli-
este Mid distressing an inrestigetion I—for ineestigstion. 1
sia%! thee most be: and the question to he decided 11,'
.h. ther the ronehict of her Majesty has been ench as becomes
a Queen of Ellett:l4i. or such as to unfit her ftr presiding
ever a Coml, whieb. for the hag space of sixty years. has
I
been the most moral in Retype.
I,t goes toil get appear by whose advice the Queen washes
dated to elk. the step thst she has done. The only perms
whasepubre e Onion merits imt as likely to have counselled
It. ti Mi. ‘lll*Tll,ll/1 Wand; and we know not what grounds
he p) hove lied for thinking the measure prudent. It seems
hi certain, that it *vs int; reeoloble;ided by hm er a-
' sjeled ssisfenv ; end yet no one can doubt t;tat they
as
have ste;•aded sib:atelier. int their jutignsem. was
1111 Ply to costive, r:0,.! to the honour of their Royal Mistress.
awe,.
RAVritrott THE 310rtnIxa COST.]
TIM-Per Of. whem organs became open singe
the eau let vat of the Lag, thus boldly now pronounces
its denunciating sentences:—
" irc here ',tie, dly irien our mos: raraest wirier
le (hi Qweee Si' bec.iie it! the russrviseees tfr pash;aist
the sa4ject to the ',rind extremity. Even non% how-
ever, the whole object will he to uphold the sovereign
aut.ooritv and majesty of the Throne in its just rights
an 1 digitiles ; and in the process whirl. utay Ise deemed
necessary to be instituted. it will be the !Ileitis: of Mini-
sters to render the discussion of the unhappy subject as
little painful as pussible to the parties cyticerned. We
believe it is not intended to hring her Majesty to public
ignontinons trial ; nor is it even wished to institute any
process of divorce; the profteetling will probably be by
1411, and the sole object to uphold the honour and dignity.
fifth, Ittioerisl l'rowit. To this painful extremity have
matters been brought hy the indiscretion of the nnitappilv
misled Queen herself, trtria, arrival in this coantre
• was justly characterized by Mr. Pronghorn, in 1114 place
ha Parliament last night, as an unhappy event for her,
for the bioverneent, and fur the country. The observer
of human natnre need not he told, that hoede»ed coilt
and rainiest* isaoi•eare eflee assnnte the sates hat:ores :
aid diet it is cot a bold de:twosome sehi.li derider the
lies, a/tether <New'j or reetitnile be the sii.ise of
maks. The appearvnt.e of her Majesty in the metro-
polis is, therefore, no proof either for or against bet.
ll'utt'al either the Noble Lord (Lord liutehitmon), or
Ler Majesty s .thorttl•v-tleneral, have been so %nom as
to propose to her to refalgoish her title. attd retire dis-
graced with a pensiott, if they had entertained the
Slightest idea that She it as blameless of innocent ?"
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STOCK EXCHANGE. ONE O'CLOCK.
The Fill,is were to!ernbly stationary daring the early part
of the moraititv. at the hating off price of yesterday. viz.
701. waiting the return of the ititeud-t1 Contractors for the
'saving Loan, when upon their arrival Mr. iticsa on stated
to the Gentleencu of the StGek Eseliangt, the following par-

tienlen
.
2100 Reduced. Ind the bidding to he In Consols, on Fri-
day a ten rag ; the dielAend onj the Et-dared to conitnrure
from the &II April. Itfitt and on the t unsols front :Alt July,
1110; the deposit. on the
10th hire, Ib3o, 10 per cent. 17th Nor. 1890. 10 per cent.
14th July. tillto. 13th Due. ditto.
lAth Are. ditto. 100 t Jan. 1681. ditto.
13th Relit. ditto. 116th Feb. ditto.
Veih Oct. ditto. 111th March. ditto.
The Moister rem ta h tuself the right of taking any
part of the Sinking Fund. not exceeding 19.000.0001_ which
will lease 6 sirdsing Fund of about 3.000,0001 of which
4.100.00 Ct. Is for England. and 000.000/. for Ireland.
No alteration In the interest of Exchequer Hills is In
contemplation.
This entrmaniestion has had no pnrticular rifest op-
en tte price of Consols; they were 701 buyers be-
fore the annonneentent was made. and which still contiones
about the prier. It is thought that abont 4414. or 461. Consols,
will be the bidding. The following is the calculation :
11000 Itedreed at 60 1690 l/ 0
13/Amanita! per cost VO 3 10
WI. 191. 7d. Consols at 681 1 under reduced 9P9 111 9

.

.t 1000 0 0

Therefore 441.9.. Id. will be par.

This marling, as early as eight o'clock, a consider-
able nntober of rewmtable-looking persons assembled
round the house of Mr. Alderman Wood, in South
Auelty•street, in expectation of seeing her 31ajeste t the
meet continued increasing until near twelve o'clock.
..... . ='. Perre'ctlY Megabit' and goodltuneured, aped
air resound with the" Queen for ever." On
that likA, Ihdeerman marks of
greetedfritltstlw=dest
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