The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-07-15 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN.

are not sparing in their redectioua on their superiority'
in the administration of jusdcs. The Idatimis I
of BVT* was the only Nobleman who, in the coarbe
of the debate, took notice of the fact. He con-
tended, that, according to the law of *Waal, he ti
M ocscv was entitled to a list of witnesses. He did.
not insist that thig fact should be (endemics; lisit he I
asserted, and, we think, with great reason, shat, in
a ca4e which had no precedent exactly applicable, the
fact should have dae weight. We cannot conceive
that the principles of justice can be regulated by po-
ralleis of latitude; and that what is claimed SS of
right, and admitted a% expedient, in one district of the ;
kingdom, can be otherwise than right and expedient I
! in the whole.

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A Dover letter Announces, tl ,is Excellency the
Duke Dooms, Atubassador from the Court of Prance
to this country, aid suite, arrived on Wednesday af-
ternoon, under a salute from the guns at the heights.
His Excelkney reached town yesterday.
The House of Commons, it is now said, will adjourn
on Monday next, till Friday, by which time the Lords
will have gone through the Bills on their table. On
the Royal Assent being given to these, the General
Adjournment of both Houses to the middle of next
month will take place. The Session is not expected
to terminate before the end of Switutber.
The Lord Mayor, we understand, in compliance with
the Requisition mentioned in our former Paper, hoe
appointed a Court of Common Council to be Lek( on
Monday next, to consider of a Petition on the subject
of the Bill of Pains and Penalties now in the House of
Lords against her Majesty.
The Newcastle-upon-Tyne Address, signed by sin
thousand persons, was yesterday presented to the
Queen. The following was her Majesty's gracious
answer:--
" With great satisfaction I receive this Address boar
his Majesty's dutiful and loyal subjects, tl e inhabitants
of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and the vicinity.
" I accept with thanks, and return with sineeritr, the
affectionate expressions of your wishes towards myself,
mad towards that Illustrious House from which 1 am
Mended; and the true honour of which, as it sever
has been, so It never shall be tarnished by me.
" Whatever I possess of wisdom, courage, sad mag-
nanimity. has been fostered and strengthened by the
example of this discerning, generous, and gallant mesa.
on whose unalterable attachment to the priaciplas of
justice I firmly rely, under Divine Providence. for sup-
port under all my unmerited afilictions, and for psotec-
tion against the machinations and violence, of all my
enemies.-
We were informed yesterday, that one of the princi-
pal female witnesses against the Queen, now in this
country, died on Thursday last. An allusion has been
made to this person in some of the Papers. She was
well known twenty-fire or thirty years ago seder the
name of Plower. and appeared as a singer on the Opera
stage. She went abroad. and performed in several
'theatres in Italy. About two months ago she return-
ed under the name of the Marchioness de tialvisi, or
Solon', and stated that she bad been introduced to the
Queen, and was present at some of her- parties in
Venice. She put forth the prospectus of a week to
prove that the Duke of Wellington was the greatest
Captain that ever appeared in the world, aid solicited
subscriptions to publish-the book. She wit by birth
a Jewess. We do nut think that the cause Oahe pro-
secution will snffer by the want of this Lady's testi-
mony.---(ilforninev Chronicle.)
Irewern, JOLT 13.—Proem the circumstance of Mr.
Harvey's not being able to qualify fur the remit Par-
liament: Drury ihrisp• Boti• ryas oarymeed INF the
former gentleman's friends to stint for the llopreseets-
tioa of the borough of Colchester. In the Independent
interest. Various opponeam were mentioaml„ anfi Col.
Cease did indeed come forward, but retired probers
to the election day, Wednesday I on that day, there-
fore. Mr. Baring was declared duly elected. The
chairing took plate this day, amid the heartfelt eon-
gratolstions of his very numerous supporters, not
only in Colchester, but of those who had seen and
estimated his high qualities during his struggle for
Ipswich. Having thus dedicated a small opus to
perpetuate the memory of his triumph, it is mu very
painful task to record the melaneboly death of his
brother, Wm. Raring, Req. sad the iatelligetree of
which had arrived by express provisos to the chairing.
This gentleman met his untimely fate by the upset
of a boat on the coast of Donetshire. ass& with him
perished an only son of the Reverend Dr. Bain.—
To swell the melancholy details, Mn. Baring and
three of their children were the agonised spectators
of a scene which rendered her a widow sail them fa-
therless. It would he vain to paint what were the
feelings of Mr. H. Baring's confidential friends when
they saw the smile of triumph lighting up his counte-
nance, and beyond possibility to imagine the state of
his mind when this earthquake of sorrow burst upon I
him, and be found that the hour of his esseees in the
cause of honourable ambition bad been marled also by
the etestraction of one of the pillars of his home. As
soon as the chairing wee over this eemememitatiam was
made, and of coarse prevented his pre*** at the'
dinner, at the Cups Ina, where T. B. Lemma, Bag.,
11. P. for Ipswich. prosided.—(Nerwieh Iffeserry.)
• (mom a eaamsertratearev.)
Why do net her Majesty's 111 advisers Mallet Mini-
sters foe attempting to ampesN for a mime whisk they
*appose
.to have I- sa remained. The comprostke of
a crime is more guilty thou the rendre, be* a thief of
stolen goods. It would be bet just, therefore, to radii
the persecutors of the Queen fee their edam, and this
mime her Ikea the sear.* of Power and Feeds& Khoo
is the Kaillehosa to be found who come samisen the
hiellollet of MO hose propagator of human labl_ike
Gofer. whisk dully pommies@ •
sad iniquity; koala the very. altwairVesy.
Inlaid ruin the osautry. and pollees dambiedeal•
ing sycophaasy of Canning to the of Meth.
et the parity of religion ? It issporisedyi before
Irlarms
trial I imeasmeas without grounds. mai to him
E:whore homes foresight is of as won) bat let that
plat
yboaret is mind the Ides riphis,,:
geed and M.
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cowishes of el
VitThe &wrier rails against oat
aa MINUS MI rise in the • 4111.40.0
rig reentry every was muse aseemelie Waldif as
, without exertion, fee ass
L aimiresmit,le•
elts.rest is ea impudent upstart. BIN me
&vim wield have it. Thee dole* a is
mimes% sad a cheek upon talent. I all mar aid a
-Prayer, a Lew live the Kit g_
she and gases, aid meg
most at the altar above, to heights.thee* a
0. that their dear child were mow Woe her
preying 4 a teseatilladen." An Isitmetan.

THE QUSE.V.

—Nor—
TO TEE EDITOR OF TEE STATESMAN.

Sta—Permit me to reels's* you to give insertion, in
your truly Independent Paper, to the following lines,
taken from Counsellor Phillips's Poem,
.addressed to
the Queen. in 1818, after the death of %hoover to be la-
mented Princess Charlotte, whose death the nation has
reason to moan, as her existence now would protect
her persecuted, but not forlorn mother, and shield the
nation against Impiety. I have heard it said, that the
Art of the Lords must be sanctioned by the Commons;
but should those Lords who may be so weak as to be
indoenced by garters, blue ribbons, and other childish
badges. strip the Queen of her privileges, and throw
her on the mercy of theCoutmus with a bad name and
without inluence, it behoves them to set without bias,
and eves reader nugatory the proceedings of the Lords,
should they not feel satisfied with them. 1 would also
here observe, that 1 think it necessary to suggest, that
the Queen would act wisely in extending her patronage
to Ireland, and to appoint an Attorney and Solicitor-
lieneral there.. Ax laisooss.

TO TOR
MOST DISOLATI WOWAX ID THE WORLD,
THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
ran mares or Taft MOTORIST SVMPS,TRT is assioact-

FIALT
How changed! shies decked is pa and plume,
The gayest of the gay.
She moved—a Wag heyeed the amb—
it*, agile—a mass's holiday !
That fora—the light of ee'ry
mow the eye's disgust—
That brow—the bore of majesty—
Au bap of lifeless diet
Alas ! bow late, the courtly crowd,
The lovely sad the brave,
Refori her merest fancy bowed—
ber sow--her robe, a shroorl!
Her palsee-heU—die rave !
Gaze, gate thy last, poor Leopold.
Her smile can bless thee sever—
Her cheek Is pale—her yams heart cold—
The hart dial loved tree--veld for ever I
Around her sir& brow, the wreath
Of nuptial bliss for thee she wove
And o'er that brow still lived la death
The last fatal brevet look of love :
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Oh ! way that looks spirit be,
To charm away thy misery.
Bet to !—a wonderer, far sway.
Neglected nerd
trnlled—
Y exile maim her only stay,
Her own—lier dieing &lid.
Mothers ef Re‘iseg--tete, et eight.
Upon the beaded bee,
Tow heart Meshes a God of Wilk
To guard yaw simmer'sOlt ! spare one playlet yer fabill=,
The widowed, ellidllisk pra
royal westleree
alter sire in a keel's Ind wee MI.
While glory manned kit Welber—
liar neptiel wreath jog bleesn'd. to fade—
O'er life's sad ruts bug ens ray etre) ed—
Still, still, she was • marsh.
And, tho' a plied% end do*
The heir. and eullenst, et s throes?,
Lured free her ewe, kw satire home—
The hems of early Ufa,
And sleeved in stranger realms to roam.
A widow t yet a wife I
Still one sweet vision every we. beguiled—
/. Hope's bright angel pointed to her child.
And still, whew he/ owl earth combined
To stale her spelling Imo—
Where bad appalls seigoed
tThe tied imi7 le dames
itd= her met blood
• irkh Its easel geed
TIC eeseeing Basel
Stillbe Meese egg eisbow !ado, smiled—
still jag NO piled to but ehild.
Drglitit. bided %kr 1110
ill peer stedter's Mere—
Illarlses, sod dreary. Is the night
Of her deelkkte years—
Bee her. slivery bete bereft,
How deseinte—how lose—
All that been her ally lett,
Arad and Set loved her. gems—
Friewil, Mbar, whether, brother brave,
Ars sew with thee le the silent grave.
her wanderer !--in thy heart's distress -
Oat pity thee!
How rayless is thy wretehedeess !
How desolate thy royalty !