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

CONTINUATION OF TH F. LETTIIR OF TH

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COUST is LAS CASTS Sus IL LOWS,
Ow TNT ONISTAIIINN INISHINITO ST Tot VIMPIIIOII
names.www APO INS SUITS, AT LONGWOOD, 111
TUI ULAIIII Or at. lIISLLNA.
"I come now to a Mire which involem • eons!.
durable share of delicacy t that of nee disbarsements!
at Imngwoond. It was out day signifies' to ue, that,
from above twenty thoesmiti pound.. hitherto deltolsal
to the above purpose, seders front a superior audio-
rity were about to brine it down In eight thousand
poosids. Thal, if the Emperor liked to furnish yes
with the surplus. things would go on at they mete;
bet, In default of this, consideralste reductions became
indisperisetsle The Emperor hed no money, and he was
interdicted from anycommunicalionwith Europe. llsi w.
ter, you proceeded to make she redactions, although
you were well know nto constdm she sew of sight thou.
sand moods absolutely insedivient*. You told me, that
you could take it upon yourself to add foes thee.
sand pounds, waking. in all, twelve thinned [mends,
and expressed great astonishment at our not showing
some gratitude for this piece of condescensios on your
part. Bet I now tell you, Sir, a general feeling of
indignation, and that carrisd to its utmost height,
was the only sentiment to which your previous treat-
ment of t 7 could possibly give rise. If hatred and
contempt was all that could be expected from per-
igee thus trailed, they were not less called fur to-
wards those who employed you, than yourself.—
What other sentiments could be entertained by cap-
tive', who at Chet moment experienced the renseet-
bronco. and in all Its bitterness, of the violeted good
faith, •bieb followed the TsanlULl NosPITALITT UT
TUE 13TELEEOP)1011! jityly regaided by them all as
an act of perfidy, which had insidiously stripped
them tir liberty any! f,iitune ; that, after basing shut
them ep it the closest seclusion, was now b.rgaining
shoot their Istsistence, as if it had been the result
of a meiitlies.ol favour, or solicited asylum! What
could aril feel, with whom it wee attempted to die.
cum objer,a, which, in the midst of their deep sip.
fortense, were totally unworthy of a single con-
sideration? Men who, if loaded with such gifts,
could only think of the paramount blessines of which
they had been so inhumanly deprived. What coed
their feelings be. when it was deemed necessarily to
calculate the @spruce of three or four places, which
It las said the Emperor might 411 at his own taigas
that of a dieser, he was permitted to give once a
week, and similar Irian? Ought not this con-
trast between the rrigiil raleelatiorts of a purveyor,
sad that tempest, *bleb unavoidably pervaded
see peados', to have forcibly struck yourself. at
the idea of such details being obtruded epos him,
who bad so lately governed an empire and made
kings? To suppose that he could patiently descend
to bear them, is enough to make the blood bail with-
in we. The recollection of the scenes to which I
sat alluding, scarcely admits of my going on..
Here let as address myself to ~try noble and me-
sous wind in the United Kingdom, nay, to the whole
British nation. and the R. 410,11, by "bolo it is re.
presented. It is not you I accuse; I know, that
you would yourselves beton+, the 'merest judges,

Weis all that at St. Helena made know; t;
yes. Yee would, doubtless, be indiestont at series
the oettomat daratier thus compromised; Red that
where higher iuterests were to be considered, these
delegated to seise yno had disputed about a few
pounds, where they were called upon to sustain the
henoor country Is this the grnerollty, the
pimp, and grandeur, of which you bowl Ate
these yosr aentimaents; cool.l these he your mistiest
Is it thus that a great enemy, of twenty years, ought
to be treated in your name? A min, who, in the
hoar of adversity, bad such a high opleion of year
virtu., that be sought a refuge amongst you, In pre.
Weser: I. addressing Seterelgro, one of whom wee,
his &eland Wood, and the .other • father.ia•lael

• On the 17116 ..f Alexis°, 11114, Air Itsitsa Lase went, •
teller to General liaaihslon, is moth he :hoed be etaskinta
..t thr iriel Iteteeeirsey of the sin.te int-tti.tned ono. mil ess.
chided with dentattaing that twelve thoe-nnd p•meds per moo
'timid Lc peed tic STpeser Austad.

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open I.stry .as boo tight mit ff-as F.aglaad. addrreurd to the
C.olly by. Ussissals• 1/1 Maje•ly ship Newness.tthinhe
More led Sortie oolittor Goorryisr Slat Orr lOw putpme Ant, being
setalarly fww.rd.J by tar Leifer t Sir Hootpoors Loa etlbsszl.t
po.oprr, boorkr..., lot delve it, soil *sea lotr•rord tint h. hoid
p.m Si hark atai. Is Froothootol. nit toe too itt ant hailing fratb.l
'lltirmit linos( b she Strtstilfs Slaw. Firths.' !bat die
Iliffner.earlatil ft eessiilembie degree of publir indignation. sod.
improbably, roesewbas aanalseal of lok r.ind..l. be earned
ire obi Mort be wereptillortl} eienierye.l so Carol dr Las
414666 vointt VMS pairs aesetomank.—A. allies • Mewl.' 61
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Pietas kosavraii4.lbe lest., la goe4lon was dipped tl.s
°woe kW sttsiald. wish SW raidret bassi ium, the= '
say ea sepr rr orbs brio( ceoffilere, one of ate taawart