The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-09-22 00:00:00

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Ministers thought her guilty, why offer her 50,000/.
a•year out of the people's money, and an opportunity
for her still to remain in the adulterous intercousse
they had since stated she was carrying s.o. livery
assn must acknowledge it was a monstrous incungru
lie was aware vine subjects hail been hacknitel
over again and again ; but it was his duty to sate
Aim here prior to Isis reading the resolutions. He
was sorry to see those men who ought to Lave been
her protectors rave themselves her greatest foes. Those
who should have lifted her up had crushed her down.
" When we should be props to the lily in a storm, 'tis
damnable to spring up file vigorous weeds and twine
about the flower till we destroy I'." .1s to the Bill of
Pains atol Penalties, the odium it had created, and the
proper disgust it had caused, throughout the conw.r),
made it unnecessary fur him to dwell longer on that
subject. Were not her accusers her judges What
a monstrous thing it would appear were he to alt as a
juryman to try a man who bad robbed or otherwise
injured him ? Yet such here war literally the feet
Had the Queen not been followed all over The country
by spies, informers, and hired prodigal? But it
were useless for him to go into every minute at: •
brought against her, when her cause had been so ably -
pleaded by the independent press of this country. He
could not help noticing our - as' in particular; the
letters which passed between their present Majestle4,
within one year after their marriage. Peruse tl. •se
letters, and say whether the Queen has been tica:....l
fairly. There, does not his Majesty acknowledge
" that in one little year site-ontlived his liking," awl
has he any other cause than that "be can account !-or
Isis inclinations:" He promised not to trouble Isar
after that time ; let the world judge bow far he has kept
titat promise when they reflect on the hareassing Ilia
she hay since led by the minions and leeebeswho
ahont her pert:so. (Inc sperific charge of adultery, and
a list of witsuSSes, wuuld have pacified the nitols of the
people. It world not bare worn so much the semblance
of persecution. We cannot forget the perjuries of former
times against her; but this last act out-hereds llertul.
We have been charged with prejlidging the question
of her Majetty ; hut the prejudging lies on the other
side ; fur, before trial, they take away the honour of
the cistern. Neglect. scorn On the part of her-perie-
cntors, and despair, hare driven her from place to
place ; and after all, when the Attorney and Solleitur
tieneral find they bare no materials to work on with,
they try to ntset the channels of ordinaq jostler, by
respiesting.olore time to procure a cargo of additional
witnesses. Hutt toile request proved unstve.osrot, to
the hononr of the isettepenilent characters who oprosval
it. M- Wong-111.e and his colleagues sleaert e their
country's thanks for the niably and learned stand t1..4
nine ogaiast the attempted innovation. 101.4Aies.
Ducker) raw fns with confidence, I ceaose mossy- •
persoes salt of every hundred units d will him in
orinion. Traostyasne nut of twenty-seven vestry:woe
had I:eated the requisition for calling • tois useet.t,,;,
and too of the remaining six were nut 111 the wry at
this thine. He begged to apologise for taking ui
o of their time, but one thing more he claimed
their indulgence to state. As he now jed the losso.s,e
to a•islress himself before so numerons and res.wcsable
A company, particularly where so great a share of
ladies favoured the meeting with their istess•sice. L
would say. " to have a good name was Cse immediate
jewel of our lives." Slander had fixed her talons
in her Majesty, and, without justice', strut e to filch away
her reputation.
" The rarest treasure moral nines afford.
Is seetlesss re; ention—thnt sway,
IVots:ln*s hut si:•1•••1 lotto:. or vaintosi
Mr. Ducker csixdushal by relies-Atm; Mr. Writes, the
vestry-sleek, to read the r
Mr. begged to s,esin.l !lie resalntiens • they.
tart with Lis hearty cootorrrisce. Its tin: I like
these c.a.:: man stiffishd featles.ly ausl hosse-tly exprefa
his opinion. '1 he gentleman who had slimed the
bn4iness to fully evi.Cinett every thing, and hal ass
largely posed into the wilts of the case, as to lave
bins very little to do. The tinestiona that were pet by
the Conned tot he principal witness were ellen MilWer•
ea with a -Voss ref si:estrio7—CA laugh.,—He co:-
chided by seconding the resolution..
The Chairman then put the question, and no oth,r
person having ;or; remark to offer, the resolutiuns
were r.srris..l ttuanitts:ll9:y. •
' tor ChWrnsais lint thequestion, st on the cox-
tntry, ' a rentleman said, " if you expect that, y.,a
mast ri to-9t. James's."
A usanienous vute of than's:- was then giver: to the
chairman, awl the snorer and serossder of the resolu-
tion., and af.er their rent: nieg thanks the meeting
-broke up.

N.ICTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

By the WiWain, arrizeil :it linll,further account. hive
been received from the Strait's riskerx, viz. ; The -
thorpe. foil) ; Int rin, r; ; .1,1111. S ; Kiero, II; Prog re,
7: Royal licorice, 9 : and Thomas, 9.
The rarnitnin, l'ortnne, from Liverpool, to Kiel, n hi. h
put into Be Eris, •witii damage, sifter being ou
mna ilisrbarge her cargo.
BRICE TON. SEPT. 21).—The Orestes is nearly a total
wreck ; the Sussex is driven up, anol I fear Kill he
irzeileil. The gale coming on so bury there via n 4.
geiting either of the ices r!' off.,
rcssaLs Renato; •wou.—Cherrel, from
Qtwitee, oa the Gab inst. in lat. 41. 10. lon. 3b.4,c01. tltet
La4y fluky, arziteil.off the Isle of Wight.
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foniiil near the Cambraes a L
bottle containing the ail
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towing label : r sites .4 •
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Lat.l39. W. X. Wog. 19.34 west of 13 wellies, -
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Mon by ru 41.4 Itte "Nee *1100.: -
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