The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-05-04 00:00:00

PAPRR MO.VEY.
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Entreat of a letter fun a Masi ilarigraat in
illmarir.a, dated ilklmmed-hill. Wept* county, Is.
Isom i• I wrote to yes in August last, by a Geo.
Illlmaa whom I met with in Ciacinasti. I was is
'ialicity buying salt, Iron, coffee, witakeyr &a. It •
is a very bury plate. sad I could collect more &relish
plans la Mat de,. I. au how. Asa 1 .meld.
(while I was is Londe.) I. seven years. Gold ud
silver were thee, plenty there, sad more so sew, rhea
Obi pEeple have come to a resolutions to take ae pa.
per mosey. Here I mast take a little credit to ow.
self for leading them a basil in that job. Tea imew.
I was always an sway to the ILsg-shope la every
asmatry, sod I did sot fail to expose them betettliaoho
he ear real friend Gobbet. for essioliag one to as,
dersiaari the smut se well. Tbero were Soles boia,
whoa I same, as low as el or If coma sad in sem
Wert there was a Rag-shop, and is ewe there were
two. le all my dealings will thefts*. here Upstg
tbs. in cash, and used el my talents to Week
dews ow pap“; earmieg the roguery of tx. system
la tbe serenest MUM; sad I am happy la dad thug
du pimple ben bars takes my advice I lire It
cat a person in Ricbmrsod. situ (wearytwe• . rut
who will take any rper- ney sow, cusp
United States , bask notes.—Tbry go all out ii•
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We shall take special care to indulge is no hetes&
time aping the Amer of his Grace of beekiegkaaa K
which it seems he is particularly tealtsiess. It is diffi-
cult to my what is exactly areaut by hammer, bethink/if
appear that it may be associated with all that fettles.
laud to inspire a teatime with feelings of every
respect or esteem. The value of his Grace (
one hereafter cast doubt) • au obliterate the
of the Swiss Bed ladia or pewees the piddle
from drawing their owe 'us with respect to the
cause of his Orates elerstiam hen, as Mr. IViiher.
force observed, we see a chair of sides praise* a
change of seatiatents is his Ilesse's party, we earn eerily
judge whether they accept ofacirbecanse they agree with
Government, or whether they agree with thiveramem
because they accept office.
Prepared u the party most lieu been fee the *Se
costerapt, the measure os which they have ebtalaed it,
somas rather to have disease-used the.. It is said that so
little copious exists between Lord Greaville and thew.
because he had the good suss to withdraw Weser Iron
* a share of it. ladeed we hive sometbi art eel.
deuce of this in The Coarier. is ea attic Gist
on tbstireaville party, we have a f I t
their mirsaaess and avarice (without dw im *r
other amiable qualities), amply futile ebb eutempt
and aversioa of the public ; bat dies it is wished to
throw the greater part of tbe Warne ea Lori OresvilLr.
. Lord Greasing," says the writer, "sot °sly gives the
Oreavilles their name. bat his medusa gives them Iris
very character fur avarice. Have we at heard lithe as-
diterslip of the Exchequer, a Sinecure worthlooll..sad
Fox's motion Useable Lord Guerin* to-bald it, though
First Lord of Om Tressary, this &Whist his awn ac-
cuses: have we sot heard of a peados of LAM. to Lord
Granville, and the sais either bowie in Park-lase, forthe
late Princess Charlotte, which was valued at the goer-
arose sum of 3,01.1 W. per .seam."—We learn the 'akin
to settle this matter. All we shall say is, harmer
his Grace sad associates may have gm to their chi-
natter for avarice. they are evideetly as:tow to :take
care to deserve it.. Will mai Mr. Wilberforce Wspi

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pelted to witness, she. ewes a Tresses"
while &feedlot, Sham asses shake lsierialt
--6474 t. Ala
the prevailing treliag, as 4 is istespesiag bisseelliez
(seen the public anal these Beetsereldead Nit& tio.
sernrble Gentry, gives them himself • posterlei schwa-
lion. In truth, 3lisieters 'sees to he ashamed of tisk
sew associates, end this explains the laspar of the
Treasury Journals.