The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-09-03 00:00:00

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WoNDAT, ISPTIAISER 3i 1810.

Ws beg leave to call our headers back to the
extraordinary transactions that have been recently.
developed in CoLDBATU-FIELDS HOUSE of Cohan-
vox, and in Governor Mits's family. Ever me-
morable is the place, lad ever memorable the deg
sign f its being erected, atid ever memorable will
be till lateGoverour of It, and his worthy family !
We all know what did come out, and was bilia be.
fore the public, in consequence of the constitutional
vigilance of Sir FRANCIS Bottom. We all re.
member tau, haw reviled Sir *hanks was for
that act, by 141talsT Rs, by a corrupt ARisTo..
CAM, and by ell the Annoitin of corrupt
measures. No one cad forget in what Manner
'ir. Ants was screened by ell these worthless
pare:/. That nun had A shield held over him,
that did conceal from many al, eye his deed*, ali.ch
to mention would heat the blood into a tu,nult of
rage, and to delineate accurately would sink th;s
country evesi ',,w its present level in the estinia..
tion of every houourablei every feeling, aud, every
equitable people. And who held up the shield,
aini did protect and bring him fiti? Who but these
Ministers, and their hieedagents; a vile press, and still
viler aristocrats St They were in arms for the virtuous
Mr. ; and in his behalf, they heaped ealutna
ens upon one of the most virtuous and disinterested
of men. The name of that Patriot is revered is
every quarter of these realms ; while those of
sters,aud their hireling Junta, ale e4u pled, and ever
will be ceupledwith the name OfAßiSsaud dishonour!
—Oh, but the hirelings will pa i .101,—His
•n_
Ma-
esty's Ministers are very aeinolgt" Ids. Amu
um, : they thought kiln innocent 'betaire4': 'but rtoml
well, and what now ? Why, lie lie, deli
nothing now but assumed the Rifles of Mitietilie
and their abettors, the office or sereenifficiilaft
if he has dune what he is suspected of, and mas•
vended fur. But why is that employmoat of-
talent disreputable to him, which was the baba tf
the hirelings whiin exercised to screen him I Mr it*
the wreugs of welch Rowers wail* accused ut Si
fouler dye than thou of %Mich Aats was accesed*!
! they were not ! nor any thing like so bad,:
To overwhelm the Baxa in one ruin, as a VOlllio
tlefdlti establishment, has not half the guilt id Its
nor a t) the of the 'injurious results to humanift,
as the alleged deWs of Mr. Acts. We challenge.
jurisprudence and morals to deny thisl Mr. ARIA
is, therefore, nem, in the pveseut ea:peered of..
fence,' more innocent than his former ddeadcrs
were in helping him to escape; or, to speak, ac.
cording to their own ideas of their farmer
conduct to him,. he is more meritorious in ,
the act of which they suspect, NM, and• against
n hick the; make so loudest outcry. Dot the se.
cret of thiN riper to the nor Men Glivernor is
Sot unknovr4._ Me :has used, or is suspected of
Sling his prophetic hands in rescuing—What ?-4
Mca o aims ? —Oh no ! something more dangerous,
if not more guilty I It is one who hail touched I
the Wowed flovst in TaREADYILEDLE-sTREET.
This is what mast not- be done. That lionse,,
must be protected, and at the cost of any one, and
every one, that presumes to look Cit. Mr. Ants,
anything might have passed off tafely but this !
And did you know your FRIENDS so IBM, as to
permit yourscli even to be suspected of this

Bois Papery, up to the 30th ult. arrived tbis
morning ; but theycontaia nothing of importance.
THE following Rodeo Is posted at id.reas :.--
" The Mary, Captain Waimea, frnie,Ocelarlirl to
Bristol, was Wall, Cult Rs the ewe. ott Satursky
.

'mutts have been received; it is Bahl, from
rAid W.cr.raverox, which are far from justifying
he reports of the retreat of the Ftench army.
AMSEIIA, it seems, held a Council of War at Sau
?Aces on the 4th of August, at which Nev,
Larson, &c. attended/. and troops were •ftcr►rards
observed moving in the direction of Sohradillo:

IT will be seen, by •ur Dover Leger, that a
isavy frriog oe the French Coast has been heartl *t
that place. The cons; however; has not been as.
rattabscd.

IV TUE STATZSMAN of-Saturday, we gave an
extract from The National Intelligeneer, an Ame-
rican Paper, conveying intelligence of very great
importance. Our Readers will know, that we al.
ludo to a maze insult said, in that paper, to liavo,Wen
'fend to the American flag by a Britieh sloop or
brig of war. •We this day give some further parti-
culars respecting this unfortunate affair. The
British man of war is stated to be the 3foselle,
Captain Bores. We have no knowledge of ,this
(dicer, and do not mean to prejudge him. But if