The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-12-02 00:00:00

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'WEDNESDAY, DECESIDESI 2, ISIS.

Tife Funeral of her late M AS>zcTY take' OM* 100.
do r Almost all holiness in the Metropolis has been
Impended ; the shops are Ant, and the day has been
• parked with religious solemnity. The road toWinds..e
bas been thronged since an early hour, and all yester.
dell by crowds of anxious visitors; bet the rain which
felt shirk% the night mast hare rendered the roads
nofseirerable for the Procession. Further accounts
of she arrangements for the interment will be found
in oar sober columns. This morning the Gentlemen
dike liesald's College were to have ell the stalls in
St. George's Chapel ready for the reception of the
Members/A Os Royal Family, the Nobility, and the
Groat Olken of State, who are to occupy them in
this feriniag. The arreerneeets ha this respect, it IP
sellereteed, are the saws as last year.

WO gi•e in mother cola= tbecepies of two letter.
from Mr. Houses, the Goodman who seat ibel
books and Wen to St. Heim, to wblalt so mesh
imparftnce his bees attached as furoisbiag proofs of
a plot to liberate NAPOLIP3II6 Mr. HOUSSI, In bit
tetter to Bart BaTatravrommisfly looms bassi( to

be the writer of the letters, sad the persoa lobo ftlefl
the books, which were seised ; and thee it is Cop.
!Wad beyond doubt, in spite of ail the iesieantions
and abuse of the advocates of tyranny, that instead
of any thing criminal being meditated, the &monist's,
of the imputed conspiracy wets') act of benevotenee,
which inlaid only excite the -unmet and jetiesey of
maletoleot minds.

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Paw, Noe. 18.--Tbe fellow* it the speech
etldrelted to bit !Nell, in the name of Use Diplo-
matic Corps, by the Prince of °web**la, •Ansbas- ____
sador Eztraordins ry from the Two Sialles. It was t F
The reach Papers which are received to the 29th
delivered at the diplomatic sodieffice, Jo which his ,
-Majesty received the Usage of the foreign Ministers
spots informs is thla the Doke of Ilicnzuzo arrived
spots the anniversary of his birth-day : at Paris on Friday last from Aiz-la•Chapelle. It
" Siau,—The Diplomatic Corps feel happy in epprers, that oo the birth-day of Louis XVIII. the
approaching your ncred person elk Ms anniversAry• Neapolitan Ambassador ofkelated Of the organ of the
of your birth. With recollections so "mom, dos
Diplomatic Bodys in expressing their sentiments of
vows for y pia welfare are naturally Itlined. • When I congratulation • • cad that his Excellency availed him
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had the honour of expressing the same sentiments to _situ(,_,
your Majesty on a former occasion, all eyes were opporyanity to fissure him that the bappi•
turned tow ards an event which was to giv ean unetisiv 0- nese of , was loseparsbly Interwoven, mot
cal proof of the sentiments of many of our Sovereigns, only with prosperity of France, with
the organs of public confidence. This event ha. that of his Majesty and his august F
taken place, end we have seized this first solemn oc- jest' most possess considerable pow
cpsion to felicitate your Majesty upon it. dolity,as welt spell the vanity of tl
"The destinies that were to give happiness to Eu. .
could-bear this compliment without
cope, could not meet their accomplishment, except in _
if
she personal happiness of your Majesty, in .40 of Y!iftly.iMiles he recollected the marances
your august Family, and in the provelity of France." the Allied Powers, previous to Lite '
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nit# LATAAS4NCEII4
;Amu sir STNfI. 1.
Toisgen Vag eh, appoistod4rl764s
apialatan to the solearamireranay of 141 n sit%
aft sh• were favoured. *kik tickets were in be •
et Kew Paten below* 0010 iiktik liNeeek.
steelier .t *ken 1t5,41,1440441*
trier. tie (lava residadflit blifsi Oka% vnitiiiies•

Ow. died, Is set that
tie seem efiLe w Mesh %tin MM oe
sasis•fs msdiceastry boa reedNotilihewe'why,
. . $
10* *II M/! lbws
worerry, et of a reeliksseifostignionpbc
Sorb., a habitation, *Wrier
it 'dot 'emit, alit oelleetty bite Ilmg dt.edee,,
fated for tereerrotrials of state
dons would merely have mucked thehelmgplitgoins
to witbela they were &Witched, andattemersoith
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fell.deessed attendynts would have treat
spa., to the esetesite of the only 'objeetta l'ettpb
they could bare been collected -=ebb aQttrisiFitii of tit..
lons to see them. The rank, howeverl'ot,ot uttep
demanded that some form.ot stilt. sh**l44. • i
served, and the atailfeellf• of theseforts.,tii
,
huffed his whole attest's* to protect it hoteastr Sweett '• •
knowing probably that a Brood ene'etitimposeittle.
With this view he carisad abort a third part or-bbs
largest room, en lib* ground floor, to be eepbreint
frog the reel, by deep ~beck banginp Of fine tied •
and pH externs' *seeded, *vent oil..
lights were the 'patentor, stafteinat,
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to show thew' t, Athos! diapolsini
gloom, A portico of *Astute* Mos separated kw, •
'the rest was agile »USA of, died within OA voiles!
was exhibited to the spectators, es they sleety primed
before lt, the edge, cotataleing ell dm is mortal of
her late lliejesty the Qneen of England, surrounded
with Poch oraemeets of leant, pmwp is at tome show
the upiasatoer and frailty of earthly gtserteer. The
coffin, of which 'sough was exhibited t•
costly materiels of obit* it was composed.
9 was
placed ow triadic about leer feet•from the grottild:
it was partially covered with i blefk pall of re.
wedieg richness • sod at the heed stood the RIM
Grown: over 14 can was the coat of eras
richly embroidered so a diver ground es each At,
bat at a smell distance from the collo, warn Aka.
immense svhs•tspers, is silver candelabras, secif..as
oat glade may gee so the sitars of Catholic
chap*. At the top of the rode, lies se each side,
steed 4see Gentle's**, dressed iw .deep moornidi
sod st the foot pere placed four metes; twit is pack
side, all le black, bet dressed after the faslahto of the
yeomen of the household. with dark valeor raps ifpti
black handled halberds. The apectetets were receterd
at the entreece, hang with black; by aetvral Gentle.
mew, is mourning bebilitnents: they Nee proceeded
throes., a. smell passage, very partially illaminared,
and also hoes with bisek. to the room et flues'
state : shy then peeled slowly, and at their ',woe,
before the mortal remains of their late 'Queen ; sod
after traversing soother apartment hung ditepty with
black. and occupied by several attenda:tto in mourn-
log, emerged from the melancholy gloom again lama
the open day.light. The free gates 'Which pard
She tiptoeing into the garden of the brirec were
shet, and none were alit, ed to paws %Ithout
Valets; and several well.dresood ptitseass stores/las
inteleded, who had not been torten's, earorge 'barb.
telt, the means of admission. At 12 oteloac it %%mild
wet have been safe to admit mew 'seven's, no-
minee the state.roons would not heist soot* 411,e•tt
persons at once, and any indult beyond the
'll4lll6sot Mint have created the afflatus' c-rtruatots.
The outside of she gates was kept by two lairs 'pi
'Grenadier Guards; end front the gam'', as fae is
teiviptvo, dieerent parties of the Looters peestleit,
pertly for thou, and portly to maintain order. The
military Officers who 'wooded were in foil mourning,
as far as the regimentals admit of a mhots of woe;
and certainly, if any thing could have destroyed site
unaffected solemnity of the lying-11).state, or the se-
ries+ associations connected with it, it would hate
bees the grotesque costume of these asilit.try mourn-
ers. It shoeld also be stated, that Lally Harcourt
was in attendance as a mourner, in the room where
the remains lay le state.; end that her Ladyship was
relieved daring pert o the solemnity by Lady It.
Chester; these Ladies were assisted by two Gaole-
rs's Ushers of the lute queen.
Every Odes pissed of with the pretest order and
decorum. A detachment of 800-street officers at-
tended, ender the direction of Townsend and-Soyert.
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farther pertkulars ere given of the recent failures at
Amsterdam. The Import:dolt *reptile, both gold
wedieDrer, still contleees to a great amount, bolt at.
Pettrabergh and. Riga. The Five per Cents. left eel
lon Fridey at 69 f."3o'c.; and Bank Stock at 1745 f.
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Ink awenpteneent titles is the 'sand of Retina,
to Goveremeets hs allweiretries. We have alreadyl
bad occasion to *duet to the happy. state of oar Caj.
uadien Provinces, sod that etterdons of Mr. Gown.;l
LAY to obtain for. the. People an amelioration of
grievances from
,ther.Governmeet by the coostientionall
mode of Representatioo and, Petition. The light is;
these attempts have been *regarded by the Jo-
ritts of the colitry;hesbeen manifested in the Ter-
dicta in faveer of the persecuted Reformer of Canada,
Mr. Govar.aT. The view which the Governor ant
Government still entertain of 66 the sacred rights cell
ii•the subject" is this impact, is seriously displayed its
the account which we bate received of the armies di
the Parliament of Lipper Canada. This Is a swift*.
"shish we must not pass over is silence, tfiough , the,
facts speak powerfully for themselves. Seth a spirit
as appears to pervade the Legislative. Cow* of 4.4
per Canada, may pleas* the Grander, bet even here',
it requires to be watched whit constitutional vigilance.,
The Session commenced on the 14th at York, when
the new Governor, Sir P. M a Ist.A Ito, wade a
smith In which he slimied to the late Cow,
voodoo of Delegates, coneened through the h..
deems of Mr. GOURLAT. Ile pfelletaltd that the
Boise of Assembly must of coins " feel a just is-
diguation at the attempt which bed bees made to op.
cite discontent and oriental sedition ;" and the Cem'
moos Haase of Assembly very obsequiously re-
echo, that they do foot all this presemedjurt indigos.
den at the attempts to incite diseeemet and organ-
* ssdMlao in their kw oeuntry, that " favoured
aniseed to their forefathers, et a
sod wet as a tansteary
, of loyalty ? We have
hashed adhoroots of
royal clemency in being
_ but let this pass as an
Joecenary allotion—and they deeply lamest
that the insidious designs of one restless Jodi.
vides! should have succeeded in drawing into the
Rapport of his vile machinations so many honest
men and loyal subjects of his Majesty. They
however promise, in the words of the Governor's re.
commendation, that should it appear in the coarse of
their investigation, that a Cooveation of Delegates
.cannot mist without danger to the Constitution, they
will carefully distinguish, in framing a Law of Pre.
vention, between such Conveatiots and the lawful
act of the subject, in petitioning for a retirees of reel
or imaginary grievances. Row this Law of Preven-
tion is to be framed is order to guard that sacred
right of every British subject, which the Assembly
Sells as at the same time it still ever hold io-
violable, we have yet to Wee. A Green Beg
and a Sespeesion Act may assist to dispel the
mystery. la lbo meantime, it is. awes* to
,obeerto that the. Mouse of Assembly in this reply
ammo that, so an waiving tact In the Celetiy,'ithich
the Governer alluded ta.its the most general and hy-
pothetical terms; and this they do, without any re-
lett of a Committee of Enquiry, or any sort of slit-
that evidence whatever Wog laid before thee, to
1011,111iit Mum iw the essertioa. that moll attempts ac
jfeoliy LatrobetoMlM Not only lithis tieseetiOn rash
*ad gratultoes,but poieted,es every pones oast wit
that theremet attempts at Retsina medals, Mr.Godit•
:taw, it Is SW onwarranted. 1111r.4s1111LAT, as 111111 r;
• re are awarethas undergone two premecetleos for.
Ma his attempts; and in both he bas balm acquitted.
lly a Jury of his eeontry of the seditioes ismotieg
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limPuted tq him. The Commons are pleased farther
to call the Colony " a happy Colony." A. happy
Colony indeed, which for a twelvemonth past has,!
Ito the observation of the whole world, been sewed
by civil &erosions—ln whiht almost witty township',
-Without. exception has had its meeting and pedalo(
for redress of grievsnees—in which, es has been
acknowledged on alt bands, many greet and seiloss
grievance, do exist, and are actually in a course of
being redressed by the Execetive !

Yesterday morning early the ,PRINCE REGENT'S
left Carlton. House for Windsor, previous
solemn procession this day.
I Yoga left town yesterday afternoon,
)nd three o'clock, for Oatlends.
Bs'carrots and huckinghainsitire sailed
the 20th of June, for Chins ;. the
,mss Coots, Marquis of Huntley, and
.Icl were to follow in a for days.

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Meetings ere already annoeaced in +Priori dam
and toerus, for the merinos of roilag 'Adidtilemer of
Condolence to the Patient Reogiti-ea Olt lath of
his Royal Persist. . i"
HoliOutABLE ARTILLERY COisaArko., ~ dig
at the Armoury.hoose has been hoisted/ '
bib
sloes last Thursday week; and minute *$ Seri'
*Nd in the groin* Ads day; for-ent, bole, at 'WY
HOW time is the gene et the Tower; as a each of
respect to the memory of her late hoIAjIiIITY.
Letters relbleed yesterday from Cadiz, mention the
*MIMI there of the Preciom, Capt. ARRAIITE, frees
Lima, which was reported to have been taken by the
term4est polestar that captured the Castello, aboot
die ••10414 October, they baring sailsid in compaey
Ono Lima.
The LORD CIIANCELIAIt feels congiderably better;
and experts to remote his sitting, on Monday oil.
The Wardees of the Totter II dye yesterday drew('
is their long moorning robes, for the first time sitic
' tbe death of her MAJESTY.
The Duke dein/One hat

subseribed
pounds to►rards the espence et coolie a new line of
road, from the Plymouth road to tivistock.
BOOTH t nn looger • meinher of Coves!lirrlrin
Corps Drousatiqm, he he. i tog lice/Tod ar. retortrai
his at firtsot.
The French Jnornalv record, that ween
16th and 2.4'b trlt. si a packets arrived ht 11?1"
Dover will, 71 pristen(ers, and that si4seew threP
quitted Calais with 225 pasve.•gers ; 104 hilletva‘,
trinsl►nrta, having on hoard 112 officer!, 233141,
diets, 191 womeh. 297 childieti. 1916 it 1$ I"
, tillery, and baggage.
Letters from Rome, of a recent date', •
scarcely an English family of CollSrlitietice IC
there. All are en the wing for home:,

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FUNICRAL or us* LATE MAJESTT.—NO business dose GS tbe -
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was s
Pubilc Otlicei. illfdi arltinit olved to
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j '.1.4-044 5T.4711111111 pf ect Km....vvh7t Npitzeig
I' tlaa lo
' . : ' STuitan ‘apailt4hiog Ow t
.., ' b. Jibed to tan plantation I
LONDON: . unnecessary *nation —and

nee, but also with car/Naps left
Feria Ma- to joining the
rer of faze and ere- The Duke of
the Bounsoirsonle bffweep two al
The ships 1]
at grinolog a into Bombay
issuances girls:Alt &Wm, Thy
first dethroosamat Dace of York

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Tha INIMIRNINOS. -11-7-
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A feiidayksinie a dspetation,of respectable:l4o.
hufacturers wilted on .I,ord,Sldmouth...for iho poi,.
• pair of representing to his Lnrckhip the extreme
Inconvenience thit was ire!), 'Finerilly felt in She
Metropolis and country et large,. In consequence bf
osteuded Court Moerninge, and 'prayln4 this the
duration of such moursingi,. ineteding • the present,
wield be limited to sht•opekr.. • Ti ibis, request the
!Mowing unmet bee been
_seat tropsAlusollome 1)e.
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% - " lekWiliat Pito% 9.4 - MIN .t,
U hle. Illohheese 'present i,eheClmodectitnettis. to
Nr. ...uilua; and is sorry ti is. bin.,, Ibtit itjie qg
• deemed ieuidsfeni.witb t.lte rft 4 Psi*, . ;flee thr
ft)
• gent's feelings, on (lit (ielth '3 ;
ber,,i,ii-MileatYs
. to insert in IlltiGrarefte, entitifter.the,(oneral, rink
Atetbpriteitle Not*, 09 tliesulijeo..or thedenttionot
tbe 'seeming.
64 Mt. H. Isilisit ',nook bo~es aft ter ams
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liorfreient, an (Yrder;swill i;o. Made, 1,144 yill sec
:':tie wistbei."olhe'.4eotleMen who littenda sot:lrlietii%
Atell in 'listirdii lase,. even *more, eVeC(sfally 64;
flle re Insertion of the Order of iba.lotbioflNosees..
•Oa . lt, 1818." -
. sThis note evidently Implies that
Ili:), iilitiariti t.ii
thatteirr'in.the represetitations niede:,o7 the rotinm•
' restarted,loilkth aye teitrii*-coyorp4..• kir,
Distil !sourcing causes a certain liespeohfol:ll-4ho
:ortlinsryhissietai. aaskaay bnipc,Ties of is*. rigiulek
- • ' 'cannot fall of %eine very seriously iipidiStreisitsOy
' felt by a considdoblo part of the, corpteeity3
General oi:turnings on the demise of any of the prin.,
' , cipil branches of the Royal Fitefily, previoes to
,trite.
order of the 16th of No...mber., 016, emu* ;Ow,
sinued for sir months. The inconvenience beiacthim
very severely felt, the mourning., were Jedoceti :to
• three months, and now they will .most probably be
limited to .sir weeks. This farther limitation Ices
been rendered extremely necessary, by many clr-
catirs4,itices. ft is eisurd to render it of iormiec.cOn-
tineance than is merely sufficient to manifest respect,
par (kohl ily if it be found to Militate wavelet the in.
tereats of nay class. of the People. ~ . : ..,, e: I .
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•DIAL, Dko..l.—Arsived and sailed.for the Riser,,
the No, Plato°, from the lale.OV.lfeene*; sailed
' Slate( Alpsyt„,,und from St. Helena 1911 i October:—
Camidolin from the Riser the 'Fetlock °awe, Gal-
lon ; the Lady liAlsod, Powell ; and the Kaiits,
Shakespeare, for Jamaica ; Ludy Harewond, fur
Grime& i Carnliur, S.-rgeant, for Berhice ;. end re.
main in Cue, Do.s as uitb the rest of the- outward-
bound as per la:.t.
k RAIIIGATI‘I'aF.G• I.—Caine in mend vassals for
...iketter.
• • Pdes'i'ltiouxu, Dac. I,r-Arrived thtaiiip Georg.,
Banifer,, fr,:m I...tam fpr the South .liesa,,—Passed
. •op 'Channel, the Crant, Moffat, from Madras:-
18DH passeilers Lete ; and Mary, Brek%ii, from
....... Siiiieel. 04 Ausea, ['nelson, for Rio Ja.
aselrn, andierouglit op *gaits in Cusses Roads; and
0111.Lootlog.tiropylort), for DePtlosd., .
rti,Tant:'.l)tc • .I...4—Passed tAla , parly, the Comet,
, • .Sacker, • fic4, e3titte 'dap Poo Ai. iasteirn, for
• - Lendoor.,44lSP-
FALMUUTIS, NOV 29 —Arrived the Princess
Ghillie* packet, ..i.h tt: ails from the •Leessard
Islands, last from ht. Thowab's, iu til days. ,
Lyvsitroor,, Nov. U.—Arrived the Neptune,
Loss, from Calcutta ; 1,:1i54 Ann, Steele, from Si.
Andrew's, New Bruns.., irk, sailed October Si ; she
street whist the King's-dock Piave-held and filled
with sates.— The ki,o,tarwick. Newman, which laded
0
fretri hegira on Rs ,
25th of November for Charleston,
kas.put bakk. .

Ties SINKING FUND. .
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The time is evidently approttching, who. the goes-
tiyn, so often and so keenly esitetost conuorotng the
merits lied tendency of the Feuding System, is In
be finally decided. In all other States it has ope-
rate(' its own destruction; and who. the Patriots
of King William's time opposed it's' the ecievineoce-
went, they predicted that it would do the woe is
rhe breaking up of this Systems has been pet
ofi by some unexampled stretcher; of power•-tsitek
as, protecting the Bask from the payment of ks
Dol.—, while they ate by law deelsted a legal teethe
of payment, so that it is no longer of importance to the
People that the Bank be in a solvent state or est ;
but .esee these expedieots esnoot long keep op the
System. Great isseee of pipet mousey must cone
sines while the present state of things seine;
these greet issues leave the effect of bringing
down the value of gold and silver, so that
.things
beceme dear, sad the lower classes, in consommes Of
this des mess, altogether dispropottioised to the prime
of their Motors already soffer privations and dietreee
unknown in former times. in the rtublic Papas, roe
. OOP daily. accounts of death boring °centime! Imes
want ; and the infectious fever, whieb depopoleAmi
Ireland, errs*, we are assured, front the want of
wholesome food amongst the lower quiet.. What-
ever efforts may be used to present the depreciation
of Bank paper, this dearness will ever be the.con-
-mimic, of its extensive issue, mid at last bring
on a crisis which most of cetenity change the
system.--Another effect of the system is, gust'
our gold and silver coinage will purchase more of
the net-merles and comforts of life in other
coontries, than they will at present is ours: the
consequence is, that Art geld sod silver coin are ex-
ported ; and it is believed that more than one•helf of
our late coinage of Sovereigns has toned its way to
the Continent. Adolieratioo of the metal of our gold
and -aver coins has been proposed, but that measure
bas never been resorted to without producing the very
worst effects. Upon the whole, it appears etifient
that the system cannot long continee, but many
thousands are interested in it repine it up :is keg as
possible, an(' giving the most Ravening account of U-
sability. At first, it enabled Ministers to be plc,-
/the its espeerlitlye, end make great ezettioos in th.
late •ars 7 it enabled them to keep ups most *Vend-
ed patronage; but the, day of these nerii.)ns beyond
the natural p”ivere albs wintry has evidently pass-
ed away ; And "planet the reateat kirutleneP, it is
11-• tnocli foaay, that the crisis that ae4ift, he
F-'tetra it stem new ave.'', esPin‘er the itt,le- 1
peedence of our countiy.—(dberdsen onic4e.)

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Stu,—ln the Times Novi- FrialY lasts
tieman, who signsitimeaCcris,lbot from lame leo.'
gene I ahosid maypole hid to be some MO Clutch
Div ipe, makes a most leeisee, illiberal, sad sinew*'-'
ed attack on the religions eberecter of a lets* wadi,,
Alderman, wh Dee morel, rob*, and private din-i
racier, are foot snidely, however, fee abate the ma-
lignity Of his pen. Civil, 'Loot eigielledwith aiaaply
attacking the worthy' Aldeemseee 'Mat 'Mt*, malt
fin order to convince the. world of his Oa* sod
larthodszprhwiploat leg is the *bole sect of Soo/liens
oat;, Unitarian, wih,bisa lot his anathema. Out of'
INN charity, no doebt, to thoseNotessing secbdoc-
tikes, with
.110*h. be dialgel the later
bridge forth tite long woro.ost hackneyed peniollo.4ll
Weide( them to keep their -religious ogiviltelbo
themselves.. Answer -to this .idmibt
ifuvrant and (Gollob taiii,:ft One, Is hies
*lsere him, is worn trite Ottestlrbste for. atone OP*
P Patel' Plat, I Obeli, foritie iostrocatto, sod :that,
otoilkori oh* sfeesigneranosad bigoted as is 001
their Meads similar advice, ie. to an anecdote of tits
leoleitested sod. lammed • alt her, Mr. WutaToat;*
.tritett walking Ogle day 10,Astetiori-court
"Vritie dr (bow, orbs was lopelf a eery fiber*
free entieirss alter tenth, Ms observed, ‘4
that be
ever right be might be in his lees notions on theism
theological 'objects, yet it 'mild still be better to
tap them In himself."—ca Is jeer Mrjesty really
-.whets in your advice," said the old man. "I am
rally so," replied the Qvaax, Sailing. very good
Oilterelliy. "If Miami Itresten, and ether Re.
formers in different ages (rejoined Wutsvort) had ,
beep of your way of thinking, where would joer
Majesty have been at this doe? sad what religion
„or

;Gold your Majesty now profess?" Thus I shall
eoswer CM., by askiog him if CNlttiT himself bad
been of his way of 'thinking, what would have been
•
is religion at fhli hour ? Not a Christian most
Certainly. But it is. in vain to reason ou those
.ii
i wn—s:-ects with a being like Civil, who candidly
;Confesses that be believes in the incomprehensible
&Wine `of the 'Trinity, though he realty does not
understand it, any more than many of the most
learned Divines who are ctimpelled to adopt ft, or bet
deprived of their livings. Upon the same pried*.
of believing, Ctrts might *wit b equal reason have Neil
a Pagan, Jew, or'llaitoreet it. After his profession
of such doctrine; that of believing what we cannot
con.preheud, who
~.dig wonder at or condemn die-
followers of poor JOHANN t SuuTitCota, fee any
other sect of ignorant enthusiasts. With respect to
the Trinity, I believe it has been proved by some of
the most Write(' men, but more decidedly by the
great Sit Iti.tAc NSw.ION, and last of all, by the late
,ProfesAor Ponsoe, one of the greatest Greek soh°.
lees in this imp& other cromtry,, 0214
ifirntiv-Vereeof the Tv Eptelle of 'ST.4 6 n
which the • hole proof of the doctrine is Needed,*
clearly an' interpolation ; and if apy oat pert
been interpolated, why may 441 not %oppose
many other parts of it hove been treated is
stunner, particularly at that early period,
diAcovery of printing, and w.ten it was impussi o
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detect sada .interpolatious? We know. that en
in the first . &ad second rentugies of Christias.ity,
th,re were a great variety of different sects of Chris-
liars, *ho bad each their own Gospels, agreeable to
their particular Creed., of Faith. As yr myself, I
cannel believe any thing be; what is 84*.e#, to the
test of reason, truth. an ' mat sent. Belief
sport any other principle i hick it is not in
oar power to comosnud, t osicelen is lent t
Weir at choice. We can resin Olt we sill,
we cannot believe what we will. we csuoot think
what we will, or how we will—why then shoold
Cults condemn as for 01610 things over which be bas
no power ormolu himsyits? Such doctrines as Om
preaches ma 7
Rome.. but
of Great Be
Leaden, N of

A gentian
@rim tin the

Law over die

risin Court

day, for the
as Sujeaut.;
of the 'East India Company, bat who never enlisted,
and who held no situation is Ms Majesty" Forces,
awl hod *staged to settee* the Wergilds; Establish.'
!mit of the Cowpony in Groat Britain and hobo'
only. It seems that the Company derive thettlrey,
power to raise man for their service by several Asti
st Parliament, and that such power is restricted 101
the- raising ofimen to serve in India only. elk.
PRSDrt is WILLf Abu attended the Court as Cosh
sal for KING,. and tendered objections to its
.06f/dills.
(Ion; and tbe Court in consequence adjourned, titer
the opinion of the Lvw Officers -of •thetsCrOWli should,
,be taken on this important point.—This question ib
of great importance in a constitutional view, and
will, we trust, receive the consideration due to it.
But.t.tox.—New Doubloons, 41. 2s. per ounce
silver in bars, standasil, ss. 6d. per (mice.
Agreeebly to an arringoment previously made, en
Tberaday last, one hisdred acres of land on the old
Path, near Canterbury, were ploughed, sown with'
wheat, end harrowed, in the short space of six hours!
Yesterday morning a detachment of 550 men, be•
longing to the 54.11 Reigiasent_,_ arrived at Lambeth ea
their route from Franca to U‘bridge. Another de.
tacker:et, equally immerses, will arrive to-morrow.
The prudoce of the Customs and Cecile of Ire-
land was, nit the 14. h alt. 314,0301. more than at
the corresi.onding neriod 44 lest year.
This o,y the Old Bailey Sessions commenced,
when, abet the Coed was opened, &c. it adjoorned
titl to-morrow, this being the funeral day of her
MAJesTY.
No bo,,iners was done at the Core Eschvnge to.
day) owing to the funeral of her late btu ESTI.

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TO TIIIE.F.DII;tO it OF TIifTMORNI/10 Oliiiiitlii.E., ,
Sze,— l'ho'arrival of ships from 91.• getout Sias
atvea to the Potelie Wish particolan respeatieg the fin
i' Helena Flat,, but thole particelaie err OD hisedsri
"Ws obscurity, that people resit/. Nosh* that tins
04 discovered was; in fact, of tbailopertaaes as.
,eribed 'to it by thi Miaisterial intlllll% cod my
Sow* unceremoniously bandied about as the sou-
ps *Mt deeply implicated In tills tromendalbs Aisle.
It was sot my Weldon to lot my hose appear be-
(paths Pobils, bet as this budgies is new sq sari
4alited (AL; feel it a ditty I owe to Wit, and aitioN,
tico,ilise VI myowu citurseter, them poblicly tei.arom
ibeft. lam the person who soot oat tboF iteeits
So Alp. Ltalena, and that I aim the perm!.
',Amer:6 to Mr. Crhispisa, which were V 'lv
• • It. Lowe, and which he* ceased all t atifier
i
stir. .
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Not withstanding all the solmrisitylit4 iliPsfiSace
th which this (awns plot was whored WO likt
world, sod drisdfal,as lie conseqseoces Wens t• he
ortbose implicatra iii h 1. immediately on hearing
I was.lbrs gun,' Allender, sent I}.ofagiaPhle
. .f.P.OPT, • w bath yon were pleased to lawn the
_ iuniele of the. Agth.of Noveatbere sad in that
rsgraph it was distinctly stated, that the Gentle.
in as ho.,steut„ i11e..09414. sod letters was, as willing
'ems atiery informetioo on the subject, of his hat.
ith:
lag dose so, as be was prepared to repel any Week
inside en the poaity of his motives io so doing; from
whatever quarter that attack might come ; and t r 0•
gamed you'would Elite my address, if called for.r.o
Fending, however,*that Ibis paragraph did not enures
the porpt.so of giving me an npp Inanity of Offlotitsg
an exploration, I wrote to Lord llsthurst on the 14th
November, and now inclose yru a copy of my letter,
which 1 beg you will do me the honour-to insert, and
Porhich, l thick, will clearly prove, that so far from
Ihonniog enquiry, it was sought for. _

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hid Lord Bathurst honoured the with a personal
.cniderence ou the subject, I could have proved to his
Lordship, that what by Sir 11. Lowe was considered
!I plot, ass throughout bets only an act of benevo-
lence.

What the real importance is which they attach to
my cotomonicatson with Mr. O'Meara, I knots not,
unless they think they have discovered owe of Bona-
.pute's Bankers Owl in this they are mistaken), or
,}bat Mr. O'Meara could have effecied Bonsparte's
:escape with. 18001. for which sem he had credit to
,thaw, to be applied for the comfort of the French,
AS for which, in fact, he did not draw.
I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
Ist Dee. MIL WM. HOLMES.

No. 3, 1 oh'. lon, Smell, Nov. 14,1818.
• MY LORD,--flaving been informed that Mr.
4lockle, owner of the ship Lusitania (which s'sp
was mentioned in the Morning. Chronicle of Thurs-
day last), had celled yesterday at the Office of that
Paper for an explanation of the circumstances ender
which it was deemed necessary to mention the name
of Captain Brash, I think it necessary to explain
to your Lordship why I addressed Mr. O'Meara un-
41111:66.***Mied texate..and way I aura his laws as.
der dower :to Dr. Stokes sad Mr. Fouler, without
their Unction.
Independent of my being Mr. O'Meers's Agent. I
hale for many years been 014 private and intimate
'friend; and, as such, consequeutly was not ileac-
`quaiiited with the hostile proceedings adopted to-
wards him, and the illegal difficulties interposed to a
direct correspondence with him; and, in the posses-
sion
of this information, much surprise cannot exist
at my'hoving addressed him through private channels.
k Dr. Bioko. and Mr. Fowler I beard were his
Mends, esuiss suchal thought they would not object
I. receive his lette. • but I assort. your Lordship,
llii
with much truth„..th I have newer heard from, or
seen, either Dr. Stokoe or Mr. Fowler, and that I
*as totally unauthorised in the liberty I took of
sang their noshes for the purpose of securing the safe
delivery of my private letters to Dr. O'Meara.
With regard to my own individual conduct insenrl.
ing to Dr. O'Meara the books and letters, I es pre-
pared to justify the proceeding, and to prove to your
Lordship, whenever it is thought necessary, that I
ass guilty of no criminal offence, either by act or in.
tention, in so doing, whwever may have been the
opinion or expressions used by Sir Hodson Lowe.
It is to Dr. Stokoe and Mr. Fowler, alone, flat I
owe any apology. I have the honour to be, ray Lord,
Your Lordship's most obedient humble servant,
(Signed) WLLLIAIi HOLMES.
Right Hoe. Lord Bathurst, he. SM. ite.

Yesterday afternoon a young man was riding a
spirited terse along Colanan.street ; he at first per
witted the animal to gallop, and commenced playing
tricks with Dim, but at length he became quite an.
manageable, and ran away at full speed, to the great
r danger *revery one passing.; and the rider ending it
itlipossible to check him, fortunately had the precsu.
lion to take his feet out of the stirreps. On turning
the corner of Fore.street, Cripplegate, the horse
fell, end the young man was pitched open his fore.
bead 11111M1 yards off upon the pavement; he was
taken spin a seeseless state, his forehead eV dread.
lolly, and bleeding profasely. He was carried to
the-shop of Mr. Edenboreegh, the surgeon, who run.
dared prompt assistance; he was enable to tell who
he was or from whence he came. Hopes are enter.
mined of hit recovery.
The great tell of St. Paul's, which is tolled only
•n account of the death of one of the Royal Family,
or two or three other great personages, has not been
tolled with its proper clapper since the death of thel
fate Duke of GLoucu'rEa, the small clapper only
having been used, by which much of the truly so.
lemn effect it produces bas been lest.
t 'tumour/it, Nov. 30.—Tbe Salter, Tomball,
of &oath Shield', got on shore on Filey.bridge, at
Ave o'clock on Sunday morning, and was got off
again lest night's tide, and brought to this place with
considershlo damage.
SWARtEA, NOV. 30.—The ship Sarah, Oaks, fres
Quebec to London, has beso driven up this Chationi,
sod is in so leaky s state that it win be necessary to
discharge the cargo previously to proceeding na bet
voyage to London.
GRAVEIF.IIO, Dac. I.—Arrived his binfmt)'s ship
Pipe; from Jessica.

ay pass very %ell in Coostantinople, er in I 1
hope never in the enlightenea kingdote
eitain.—Yoo
is. 30. WM I. TELA.
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'on of greet imp/. and nicety has t
be sebject of Oasis/WI nof hfilitas
he pers.'s, nho4ogist 1 the . •
.nt of tbe East.l44Com
(.Martial assembled at
P trial of
WALTER IMO, W,O 5.
.Major of the Recruiting Establishment ,
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