The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-04-24 00:00:00

LONDON, SATURDAY, Ain&

el e7le Caatie fez 3tanyiden /e. in ae Mete/ and eijodney eCcel on t 4 etc' erloI

PERI FCUTION.

This day was poblirlsed, prier heerdi Plains et its- es-
loorrA. iih Ii rirpont Mate.,
_JUVENILE BOTANY; brim an Fussy Infra
dresinn to fiat delightful Ulcers. Omer the Medium of
Frond lox Cooterringiwor.
11. ROBERT JOIN THORSITOM, M.D.
Lederer on Dolma, at this's Ilrepsest. aid Latino of er►►rtrl
Iloinusirol Works.
Londoos Printed for Sherwood. Steely, aryl Joie., Poser.
nosier.rOW.

Was it the intention or your legislators, who so
poorly discossikil the Inhjeet, to establielt each
an& of Imminent? Or, while nn that ntitevehlr
rock, was Napoleon In be ceniidereti in the light ar
a s"'neiin. cod,. Frio& Did it appear to b.
the with of ynor I.llinistere, whn told, that. with the
receptinn of liberty, every thing would be dime to
meliorate hie ealrenrtfinery animation? And yet.

Or wino, irony •ham Ar Pm.,
THORTITORI nn HEALTII and LONG LIFE, In 1
Ilro. prier It I*. bearer.

seat his !writ lb, iinnaliniovi vssie of Mint ter

whew yew Public Nista and denims had nnbz•%ed

POULTRY. PIGS. AND MUCH COWS.

• palace I. frame, and may Other splendid Mr"'
bilks! Do not, therefore, be surprised if this
Beget Personage wished to avoid Ike mortification of
!ageing to such ignoble details, end if. pointing to
the comp of the 53d Regiment, he should have cried,
Why don't they let 100 be et pate! If Minify,
hew cosy will it not be to join those bare men, they
will sot spurn one of the oldest soldiers of Estop.'
And when, immediately after our serial, some
other difficulties eras relative to the 'applies for
Longwood, he observed, s If I had not some f..
tales In my suite, the rations of a private soldier
would satisfy me.'
" Rooming from the above digression, which the
stele of my feelings so powerfully impelled me to
make, I have nest to observe, that you lest no time,
after the atificetion already meted, to put the vs.
dints redactions into effect; several necassey do.
Navies were taken from us, end teeny important
retrenchments made in the number of our eatables;
these were carried's, far, that, finding neatens really
in want el them, it became requisite to ripply them
from our own means. Upon this, the Emperor di-
rected that his plate should be sold ; which dram-
stance sem mode the soiree of new troubles and
vexatious to os : en one tide, the Emperor's
*endows complained loudly of being redeced le Mb
pinto! necessity of destroying objects, which they
had regarded es so many Felice; while the numerous
diffireltits, started by preset in the town, tog,-
the with your very irrational complaints of out
tending seek articles for sale there, without hewing
previously demanded your permission, on she other.
" It was shoot this period, that umber subject
of unpleisently arose, relative to some letters,
which had arrived in the Island, addressed to the
poisoner" at Longwood, and which, we were In.
tensed, yea sent beck to Europe, without seqnsiot-
i lag us that salt had been received, in consequence
of their hating retched you through a different chin.
eel le that of the filloisters. This report seemed
I greatly to affect you. It was totally unfounded,
aid yet ; at the same time assuring ise yea bad
never retorted any letters in the manner thus stated.
Bain given me your ward 011 this oceesiell, I am
wailing to believe It. Bet the mode if eiespreting
yourself trove the allegeting, by gravely asking us
when, end what letters you had sent beck? could
not fail to excite a good deal of laughing at year
'space, did, oar wretched situation admit of being
chattel. Now that the event, so like many others,
hes passed sway, except in the remembrance of those
who witnessed It, Is it necessary for me to en.
quire, who bet the person through whose hands the
said letters passed could have answered your very se.
I galas interrogatory ?
" If there was any doubt or uncertainty us le the
truth of the above report, se little honourable to
those who gave rise to it. I have no hesitation in es.
setting, them you soon after retained a letter of mine
for thirty fire days, which letter I found one
morning on my desk, slipped in amongst some
others which had just arrived. In this case you had,
subsequently, esodeer enough to inform me, that it
had been mislaid at Plantation-House by mistake ;
bat that you did not like to offer the circumstance es
an nesse, lest, forsooth, YOUR weep emetic') sa
CALLED IN QUCkTION.! Nothing could be mote
plausible then the above reason : I, therefore, highly
approved of it, and would have most probably acted
in the some way myself, had I been in the plea of
Sir Hudson TOllle. But in merely judging of the
ftrd, whet was Ito think? Whet would you have
thought, Sir, had a similar case occurred to yourself? I
Aatber el/enigma, took piece towards this period,
some account •f whkh may serve to give an idea
of I things at once. After the arcouche.
meet of the Countess of Montholon, a young
Feigtish Ecclesiastic came to beptitte her Infant :
having retained him to breakfast et the public
table of Longwood, religion became the subject of
conversation; his countenance 'spieled the most le
digress aurpelse, on heating us regret that there wee
co Clergyman attached to the establishment. Its.
bad with the valve prejudices, and numerous abe
'edifies with which our enemies bed long ended
veered to cover es, he doubtless fancied himself
emonest a set of confirmed Infidel, ; he even con.
tossed and eppeared to believe, a story circulated at
James Town, that a priest, who had offered to join
es at Madeira, was not only folly rejected, bet
apostrophised by a Tarim. of opprohlnes epithets and
getters.' for his kindness. Our 'leiter was sakes
sort:nisei, at haling how completely we were
belied on this point, than on Mug fold, that
If such an offer of service was really made
during car short stay at Madeira, this was the
11 list time we heard of it. Profiting by the tapping

Tha day wee pohlhlleal, pelevb. Amtrak
APRACTICAL TR KATHIE Iwo &Porting, Roar.
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now, Pieces*, cod Rabt.ll- g Cluel.ng u folorr.ling Areavat
of Is Eel pilaw Malnad of HRlrßiot Vets b, Ari.irligl Mewl.
Wilk Wet Node,. I:7lrpriftrugs then..us (Nan Illeumenada,
ilierlythati.aaa' mitre*.
I NOVI PIOTOit MOUS/IA V,
Third F.elatinn g aid Adelitnera, efreetmg. I. offline, noi
Illanorine Sillier, Rod Wirh Cnw., for ,lbw rand'. Dairy
Landsest Prlalsol foe ll.bcf • eud. Neely, Mid Jams, Iralerens-
ler.eaw.

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diefOOrily. I ftilinnini she G.alt*Onin, utter break-
fug, to socossperry se iota Sy 0011 room, where
naturally took nernmon to depict she in. r.l and re.
ligioes condition io olrich we footed nerielmri ; foe,
independently of there 11Pitle women and thildres at
Longwood, the total want of devotional eserckes eras
emit remittal; felt by all Ay other ottroadants Mare.
I may truly add, that we felt earremely desirous of
remedying the evil, without, however, wishing to
signalise ou, eflosis in the perseir, either by noise Sr
0'11641160. having commeeleated these see
ninns so the Clergyman, I told him it was so per.
fully in the way of his profemlon, that I hoped be
wools) de every thing In his power to accomplish sue
wishes with the Governor. On mendoolog
same, I coald immediately anthill he felt trishaw rive=
sad afield tacos:101Mo, himself. De this se it ober,
mach was the system of terror, whirls sovietised es,
that I sever heard another Word no the !object. Id
is possible, that this young men tiered not tesecete
such a hared's& laimion 1 Or, did yea require in this
case, as its so many others, that I shou'd .aire ad.
drersed thereqoest directly te years/11 If I did not
fulfil this ceremony, it arose horn my hiving no with
to encounter the flippancy and ridicule wh.ch had
alway, been incited by the subject amongst those,
who, in scoutine the idiot of religion in whirs, soldeak
possess the smallest spark of it themselves. I sea
also •pprehensisr, that, I. the event of acceding to
our wisher, we should sot have the privilime of
choosing a sviriteal tubber, wine calling requires
him to be worthy of such unlimited confi,ience. A
foreigner was, fortunately, net imposed on es, as,
so far from being soy tattoo, it could only haw*
impressed us *lilt the idea of an sdrlitiooal lospeetor,
and sot improbably tarnished yourself with 'soda,
spy.
" The tone of Der respective mites bid by this limo
become se warm, list yes thought proper to toter.
rapt their farther 'aching', to escape what pre tailed
injuries, sad wet truths; bet skin might hate Melt
both one and the other. On Mile; es that the net.
respondence Should cease, we took you at your weed,
and wrote ao More. I admit your haying afterwards
prtiessied, that we had pat a wrong is orprelatlea
en your emits relative to this sehject, bet the dim
pots was purely oft verbal Were. The cooditiose,
epee which you proposed to continue astp itisillem
communication. with Longwood, rendered us so.
quiescence on scar part impracticshle. You require
ed, for nem*, that all future complaiate, which
might be addlessed to yoerielf, se year Gurereennt,
Should be *sod by the Emperor's ewe band? Moir
could Ow aspect this act of deseadatiors on hie past?
And to whom on earth coati Napoleon make asp
complaint/ ? Whets is there a tributesl to be resod
for him, if not in that of senses ? The Emperor
can now sally offer up his complaints to God, sod
Make his appeals to the world. Was it the fear of
his complaints that led to his being refused permis.
sums to address the Prince Regent of England,
without first suffering his letter to be read ? Delicacy
would doehtless seem to repress this thought ; and
yet, what motives could thershave been to prompt a
measure equally lejurioes to the dignity of these
two great Persehages? What project could hays
been migrated to Napoleos on this occaion 1 I wilt
disclose it to you. Ile wished, by means of this
emitted channel, to embrace the only possible chines
left to him, .1 procuring some intelligence of his wife
and child. But even here, peesecutien must as toe
sorted to, for the purpose of fruttratiog that, witch
saaonat laudable and tender in the feelings of a
parent I"