The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-08-02 00:00:00

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454,,e-- Being a lover of troth, am ietdoeed to
rest our Paper in preference to the tare Ilse times,
en the Courier, which are the ihrte priecipal
.l'a-
peri read here. I ewer have admired, I nor Paper
from its comniencemeet; when ill Lonrho I read no
other Evening Pe(ier, but w rune here none but
the above sere to he found. Aftet.beiti here about
two years, a publican in llnek damd to take, it in;
and another the Whig; theco.uore. the 01.1 y two free
ptiblrani in Plymouth andpock —all the real were
under the controul of the rating Petiers.. llnwever,
rafter sounding the principles or severe) of theltuhli.!
tans, I at Isse discnitered I true-bere Foga-Ismael
among them; who wish.; to heir the truth and the
sort of things; Mill Shen I requested isinitO take
in your Paper, as the recorder of facts, as fir as
you are able to give them, he immediately cnneeeted,
and ever since I hese had the pleasure of reeding it ;
and I have the satisfaction to inform yno it has not
only Melly readeri, big esen mid men, !nisi
in elite. 1 sled
Ile Wahl! you thud this 14 n rotten
aurciugh; and poiltitie must be lititien but on the
Government side of the. questick .
Pabllctins herr are afraid to ainw their principle,,
Lind no doubt others Would havetaken in .your limper
but through fear of losing their Itiwnee. Once a pub•
limn here took •an Pa*. het ae
loon as the !Beyer; die. biota it,. he was unformed
if he took a Paper agiiitst Ministers his lit:reuse would
he ;topped. This, no doubt, has deterred others ;
but I have found a Milt itidepetidelit Of the whole of
tient.
Now, sir, after pref./hill so fir, I must inform
yoil the cause at t it is f oni a faile report
in your Paper of last Wedirrewlas, . d to make you
be *wire 11Q' to put too much viscid rco its n-
tltjtdreit
whir Sriy thee rime from I'ls non:tit, Or 3 oft
may be led kite errors, i rho siere by a Gentlernast
wh m you say at rived in London terit ere-104140ne
Plyii oath, and left the II I:eruption there; well that
Bun mire g •rierally. *Rate., t'.e
step Ia king to lane/el'. and with his glass taking oh.
se. sa,itrie, or words to that effect. Noe, S'i. this is
false, Anil 1 am so e you did not know you sere'
impe•ed upon, or y/ a would not have► asserted,
it. It was done w.th an int ut to i jute are
credit of your Pa, er, b 1 muki g you in art false.
hoods. I ray again bewa •ofth • gentry irons PI
mouth, for they are the 111 at ungrateful peopleextst.
log, for they rail again t BosieetiiTE who rasa hem
the raise of many (formerly beggar, here) mikieg
great fortunes : had it not !:eett for him emits' of hen(
wouldoow be porte.s on 'be 'Quay. That Geritie.
.fsee.4old you that p otty story Itkittr heft
here on Sendai, or early on Monday inritnih
girt to London on Tuesday etettirig, and rte
must have dreamt or what be tohl you, fbr its reality
he knew It was false, for the liellerophuti did not
enter into Plymouth Sou and (lid ant drop Nehne
iii,itle the Breakwater till about the time strir Pa:
per on Wednesday was published, about (nee
o'clock, for I slaw her frees the 800 j Ist after
she came rotted the East Point, and the wind bee
ing to the4rorthward, which is directly nut, alto
was obliged to keep a good offing, and to tack
before she got inside the llie.rkwater, which eat
about four o'clock, with the two frigates. Yoe now
see the drift of this letter, and being a friend to
your Pawl I could not see you an egregiously inv.
posed upon. On Thursday the . Admiral, Captains,
and tradesmen of Dock subscribed for a Marie*
We had two sailing matches, and four yew!
lug matches. The first we's a rowing match by four
and six oar cptters, from. thwEtithine Booms, Stich.
mond-Welk, to go round tii,e Breakwater and bacl4
the ellioghpa:s Went the same ro,:f 4 se that Boner
bad a view of them. This miget iu some measure
estuary; but yesterday a more grntefpl sight ape.
pealed before him-two trarippor•a laden with
Frehch p isoners pee d sh'p. :red went up the,
Reliant,; they all looked towards the ship their
Emperor was in, but net a cord was heat
from theni. Thutsday end Priilay the S•tued
wag covered with b ats crowded with u:.i.rs to see
the wonderful little man. It has lie n a rare harvoit
for the wale/men; but tosilay it rains, and likely to
continue, so that he w.il be relieved (tem to many
visitor's • the boats were as thick round the ship yes-
terday afternoon as flies round a sugar Ca k. Boma-
TARTE wears a plait greets coat, with a most brilliant
star ; he is very affable to his visitors. Tome officers
who arrived here in the Showy. from Torbay. say,
that he is a fine looking mat., and the, he is the
complete Gentleman. and of the most pleasing,
engaging, and affable manners ; it is the higheit treat
to be in his company. Nay, they even spoke of hits
with raptures. He has ',unifiers of ft iesufs here and'
at Dock, who wish nn harm may come to him. But,
on the other hand, there ate a set of wretches who
have been fattening twin the war, and declare
this country cannot exist without a war, whys
revile him in the most execrable terms.— As
soon as the last peace arrived the c y was, that
in two years time grass would grow in the streets of
pl)mouth, and ma.ty •ho gained their living by the
war left Plymouth, so that many houses were empty,
and the people be.tim to dictate in their landlords
about lowering their r. us ; which in some cases wee'
done, and hundreds stele t trown out of employ e
but money coming back *vain made them till elite.
• If any thing interesting shnuld occur at env future
time,. I will endeavour to give you notice of It; and
what I scud, you may rely upon as a fact.
I remelt', Sir, yours, &C.
Plymouth, Jul', 29. 11415. lit. D.

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