The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-11-28 00:00:00

COLONEL Ifr.dßD LE.

The following Letters appeared yesterday is
The Morning Chronicle.
It will be seen that Colonel WARDLE distinctly
acquits Mr. GOMEL!) of a violation of confi-
dence. We have never once heard a violation of
confidence imputed to any of the legal advisers of
Colonel W.tnut.t. Such a sentiment, we firmly
believe, never existeJ. The cause of the mistake
in not calling Major DODD, Mr. GLasmit, and
the other witnesses, whose nffidavits are now be.
fore the Public, is, however, yet involved in
mystery ir,npenetrable.

To rus EDITOR or zn► ^iORNING CITRONICLE.

MR. EDlTOR—However inu• t I regret that the
public are in the dark respecting ever :tin circunt-
stances, yet in strict compliance wit', tie o idles
of Col. WarJle, I shall publish nothing except
those passages in Ws letters to me which belting
to my conduct and character.
I am, Sir, your very obedient scrvAnt,
JOSLPII CORFILLI).

Groot Coram-street, Nov. S 6. 19139.
4,, Mr Data Sta. _ .
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" June It. 1809.

•' In twonr three diys I shall be at liberty from the pres-
sure of public business, the weight of winch presses more
thane ever, In coma-spent* of the statement I have I•, make
in the Huo.e reopeeting the snot.* to the amount n' In-
come Tax. l'hat over, I skull dedicate mvvelf to in priv
affairs; awl 'share all prepare you to meet the
LI am afraid the pubisshlng the whole sent 'nee Mr.
‘% right would consider as girireg currency to a lihel.l
'• J. C.

" I 'uprise tare have not the power of pros ia,' mutters to
a heari% in a OSCIUItii. if so, I must, at all even:4, dedicate
my earlier anemias to it. You will sc-itis if auv thing it ne-
cessary so w tr bedew, by yuur's truly,
" GM. LL. WARDLE."
Ana: trial. 6th Jul).
" For God's sake. donut put oae line into the newspapers.
The eosiseqseoce, under paesent circumstances, would he ru-
inous to ely cause. Your s ever fright-oily.
" G. 1.. WARDLE.-

" Let the ammo you, that I feel persuaded that you were
=slow to serve me, and teat yuu feel much hurt At the event
that took place."
" DEAR SIR-4 am just returned to town, having brew
away since Saint day.
" I have received the draft of the ease you sent inclosed,
and will give it to Mr. Elk:.
" Rest perfectly satisfied, for I do assure you it is the truli„
that I never bad the mint distant id.s that yon wad efvf vio-
lated any cciiiiideuce that I had placed to you. I an, well,
persuaded that y:m are incapable of it.
All tiw pap •ni hearing to the cause you will have the
gondc-s. to deliver to fees Elli,; the otners way be put into
1,1%. hands. lam glad there is a pr.-peer of bringin Mr.
Iluddares business to a conclusion. My wish rucitiottes the
same, that you vhowldi complete it, &c. d:e.
" Y Jur's, sty cigar Sir, ve faithfully,
" Itkli July, Itlo9. (IT. LL. YARDLE."

The Earl of Leicester and Freeling packets
are arrived at Yarmouth, from Heligoland, with
passengers. They bring the intelligence of the
loss of eighteen sail of vessels off that island, iu a
pie of wind on the 18th inst.
Monday night, his Majesty's ships hart-News
and Plantagenet, of 71 guns each ; an .ho
Thresher gun-brig, arrived at Deal, v.ith a fleet
of transports from Fhishing, having sick on h.iartl;
and yesterday morning the launches belongoig to
the skips of war in the Downs, were employed in •
landing them near the naval hospital at Deal. This
day those on board the Impetaeux were landed.—
Several of the transports which arrived on Mon.
day, were,ordered to the westward ; but it being
nearly calm all yesterday morning, they were not
able to get round the South Foreland.
. The Iladdork schooner, with dispatches from
the West Indies, has been taken by the French.
A General Officer landed at Plymouth at 5 p. tn.
on Saturday, with di,ilatehes from Lord Wm-
LINGTOY.

The Master and Wardens of the Bakcn' Com-
pany this day waited on the Lord Mayor to settle
the assize of Bread, when his Lordship, after in.
aliening the Mealweighers' returns, ordered it to
.continue at present prices.
The lion. Mr. Jenutitsom removes to his new
residence in Privy-gardens this day ; it adjoins
that of kis brother, the E4rl of Llyzaroot.