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patter unl

-.of ith -*siting fast; \
Whether • our euem) ant Teti 1.,
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in' reipect to - Spain, - tinter.' trot '• ney 'distant; words of entlitient force to express our - disippoint-
w ill shod.. We nave our' Opinion Eh "hilt point ; ment sod • our indignation. - The following . letter
•it may. not be that. of '?dinisteisZ"thil Pe .4 from the Bev. Mr. Shepherd will satisfactorily* ex-
. • .. meat ;tag do -not - hositatOP ~Wslyq.l be Al' le. .
r __.. hn, ...111—"..- . plain this .point :
ire tbeADPTORSoi the LIVERPOOL PifißCLlftic.
Cadiz Papers have been received this mornin4
--noel.--
to ; mutably Wady one ; for we know the* iiriate, ac.. Geassissua,-411diesusidine that• lily 'orthe Mei"; of
which leading to the excellent Romeo idea Of the word, re- Mr. rmighlare,
4:tried uneasy,- 10b-rdPoet tallillie *Ws
the 4th instant ; and a Mail from Heligoland,
mines a report, that the Russians were in possetull",
.aides iri.our armies as well as in out navies. • .These i ;
ealf Dautzic, but it requires confirmation, as will 'top wait; these-valuable branches of Ouieilublishinents, etiiieb"."7„irgeihtkettith'gh lit of the
to: "be Lao' .IBsebeg"Pri
ltirkiitlinialinkd'irec.. from thieditey'eifs•
awe asdireited against the advocate of Reform.
of public abases, isof.seriots import-
Ken by the fulltswing intelligence : tank Heaven, are not likeloUrCivil iiiiii; Sorrulited ; ' *Piing the audatatiler
CADIZ, Fen. I —By letters from Jaen, of the 29th ult. wed . and this is our Aingle, would we couldawd_sev . our solid i The fact le, that . before st B ~ .b .
informed, that Nye French are falling back upon Nladrid, an holm. But Rome itself fell by the vices of its an",---. 14s- father was apmpiciinnYtedYearsto iheodiceri; questionrell
by the 6eelatilles
taN-setiour advanced posts have already entered Nlanzanares. 1 vernors, and the impurity of the source whence itli. ['Doke of Porgiass, then Lard Chamberlain. Its praiti never
MACAW!, JAN. 20.—The combined army continues in its lines . streams of authority are derived : and .nothing, not.
;.!norded del. a-year, and it was for many *years 'apposed to
The moll lives upon the : De abalifhekby Barite's Reform Bill—htir. in the- year 1788 i
without making any movement. not all the, adventtitioni_ solid, conctirtent. fivontetide ' ants found to
aulatruire of the unfortunate inhabitants of this Province. aii 1 events pot 4%0114 iiiik attic ii statey ItsLesilliture and erinsegnedysaitcliell °teem"
to
the
Court
of Exchequer,
. . It was emulated on the former foisting. •
GIaeSDA, JAN. 14.—1 t is said that-our cavalry, . •
under
--.iis corrupt.. ~..,... .....,-; : Lt.. .:. fi 1; ~ Ji„.„,, -_ . • . ~ was communicated to me about two months
mumaild of General Faire, 11.81°1°6r" in"rtligt ai".4ars 'From the 'indention' wiflsfivbroilliiiitkili -.
'. , Oilighear irlisseefi wile-esseledeil insportiosel,
over the enemy. .-riiis letitee,, latltOkis Is was alluded to, iriille !Asti ing terms:—
. has clothed his seniimints •
w_t_ rega_ _. nu a, ws! ~4. Nsfeekegaid maim three ramp. prA. Aas:as ere note
i h tvi. tale I *
A MINT, ii 0r..16,-.4 large coevny has sot out frees' Wks.
cia for Turtosa, with many effects, and a great number of those have no doubt, in our own minds, that he will be so Ids. .
.ao‘, bey at this is the extent of not connection with it."
Briiiiir I;idi,xsq.assiliiihve .irsfarmed. ,thatcathiedednarameasof Henryh.
persous who came with saait from Andaitnia,escorted by a very i far cheerfully assisted iu his view by his confederated ,court appears iii Pie.
respectable force, destined on its return to ponce the tlocou- i Allies: indeed, we think we now see plainer than we,. tithe owe of seteantatbe Exdornier, 1,
presume
this
is
item
tremble partisan, El Trayle. We du not doubt but what he i did at the time the Emperor Ate A Nina arrived at' error °tithe part of the compiler of Aaa balky matense. Three
will repeat the scene of klamachette. t WOWS, without Lord CATIIC‘Iti in his train, that a yeirsaao the appointment was in the hanas.of the Ministers now
who has just arrived . • .in sake, and it Will be generally allowed; that therwere not
be the termination of the . very 10,

T. STATESMAN.

LONDON:
MONDAY, FESRUAKT 22, 1813.

-,. •

JAN. 18.—A person of yespeetability,
from Valencia, assures us that the Poles were in great besisla
paring to march for France.

separate negociatioa might
Northern hostility : our Readers will recollect we
said es much.

then . likely to be lavish' ot tieir favours to Mr.' Erongbito,
vas, certainty, a eery fag weeks ego, Aid never *seed of tat
Sedeeltsldp the shape el pr.efit amitsiohuuent.
I remain, Gentlemen, your obedient innate, ' •
Onjleierre, Tkorsday, WM. SHEPHERD..
lft,. 16,1815.
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N4IV4L -INT'ELLSENCE.

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Htunoutwo, Fes. 11—A boat from the othcr side tame in • . -
Off the subject of the Princess el WALES and her
the day isefore yesterday, the master of which reports, that the
Russians are in possession of Dantzie 1 his information, how- anxious condition, it is neither necessary, nor would
ever, seems to rust upon mere rumour. • ;it be becoming in us, to say' much at present. A
It appears that Bonaparte is very apprehensive of a general meeting of Cabinet Ministers took place on Friday
insurrection throughout Germany, and has ordered three or four last, at the Office of the Secretary of State for the
of the opulent people in each town to be seat to Paris as has- Home r.
s•cpartment, at which every Member was re-
ta,les for the obedience of the rest. ( quested to attend: The reason' of it being held there
The Conscription is enforced with so mach rigour, that in '' was for the purpose of convenient and ready access
rises where young men have absented themselves, their fathers •to any of the papers lodged in that office. It was
J C 'died till they snake their appearance. One thousand i - ~
then determined what measures should* be adopted
i r-nch soldiers, Ix ho lately served under the unfortunate Gen. 1
and pursuant to their councils and enquiries; but as yet we
Mallet, in the eutt-piracy at Paris, have been disgraced,
h•r,t ditaraied to Bremen. l are unable to say what they may be. It is given out
All the young Douaniors are ordered to join the Grand Army; ! tfiat new examinations have taken place, and new
th:•) are replaced in their situations by old men; in fact every , affidavits sworn before a Magistrate._ The Curiosity
exertion is being made by the enemy to mate his force effective
lof the public is increased rather than diminished by
the whisperi and propositions afloat. An extract
from an opinion subscribed by three eminently pro-
fessional man has been handed for penult
_containing
ibe following wCrds :2 *-- ' :----. "-- -
= "'lt is difficult to say what would be the result of
" bubmitting to a Jury the body •of Evidence in an
" ordinary case, between persons of respectable
"‘ rank in life ; but it has occurred in experience,
that evidence, in our judgment, not more conclu-
" sive, has. been submitted by Judges of high repu-
" tatiOn to the consideration of Juries, and by them
" acted upon as satisfactory proof of the criminality
" imputed."
This opinion is dated 26th February, 1807, after
Mr. PERCEVAL'S defence, with all the Affidavits at-
tached to it, had been delivered in. This concluding
sentence does not at all apply to the main charges
made by Sir Jrnix and Lady DOUGLAS, which were
completely disproved ; but to circumstances con-
nected with the names of Sir SirNEY SMITH, Capt.
MANDY, Mr. LAWRENCE, Lord goon, Mr. Joni*
CHESTER, Sir RICHARD STR WHAM, &C.
1. It is imagined that the Judges have been appealed
i
to on this important occasion, who have, we be-
lieve, been rewired to deliver in their opinion to
Ministers this day, as an Honourable Member of the
House of Commons intends, if not otherwise laid
to rest, to make it a subject of Parliamentary dis-
cussion. The frantic Courier martherefore cease its
incoherent and abusive ravings, for " all,or none," with
respect to matters of evidice : and may repeat the
fellowing obscure and stupid ebullitions of malice :-
4c Identified with the Party their loditidual triumphs,
whether in elections or other political warfare;
would have been hailed as happy omens of general
success; but alike in this, u in other instances, to
their great prototype BONAPVRTE, they renounce,
with cold blooded indifference, the duty of protecting
hose, who they find have caused a detestabk confu.
'trillion where they expected ohly to kindle the fe-
literal pile of their enemies." All will we trust, be
done to satisfy justice and the public, though we are
fearful that little or none of that puce of mind which
this patiently-suffering Princess has lost, will or can
be restored to her.

v• ,
ARINOUTIII F EB.' t0.4-Anontwartl-bou nu Wet!
Indiaman, called the Neptune; and a vessel called the
George, bound from Oporto to Louden, with wines,
_were driven from the Downs in the late gales, and'
have arrived in thew Roads. The Friends, Boyce,
from Spalding, with oats; for London, is put In with"
the loss of her mainbeom ; and the Fong, T,iallock,
from Leith to London, with the loss of unchoraind
cables.
'The old church tower, at Gorlestene, which has,
for many years, served as a sea-mark, was yesterday
' blowy flown.
It liii.lpiblaverok hard for several days at W.S.W.
but no material damage has been sustained by the
I shiPlaing coast. ~Isis nelv. jausigotet.„,
DEAL) JAN. t 1 .—Arrived, and sailed foarebe Ri-

by the sprite.

On the subject of the war, in which we are more
than ever- engaged, and sof the declaration of ofte
powerful enemy to the French Senate, of the means
which he proposes to adopt to annoy us and to drive.
us nut of Spain, on which country he seems to set: his •
a2ections and his determinations, we cannot be
silent ; though we run the hazard, the daily hazard,
of incurring the abusive mimes of Jacobin, &c. &c.
For, in speaking on these topics, so important to the;
prosperity, and even to the iodependeace of England,
we must be sincere and speak the truth. The venal t
Newspapers adopt another course. When beatefi in
the plains before the chief city, and obliged to retire
within the limes, they still cliaunt a. victory.--
This they would continue to do were we com-
piled to betake ourselves to the very citadel ;
because it is profitable in them so to do.—. I
If practising these arts of deceit upon the people
were the . effect of courage, in a contest from
which they could not withdraw, they would dc-serve
honour rather than reproach. The case is, however,
quite otherwise. These parasites would, in a despe-
rate condition, be the first to trim, and assume a i
neutral garb. The profit they hope to make by their
treachery, they expect will, at the worst, purchase
them a truce. If there be one knave more accom-
plished than another, it is the hackneyed, experi-
enced, scribbling sycophant. The venal Newspa.
pers have done incalculable mischief to the country
which encourages them, and from which they halo
derived incredible profit. This mischief has pro.'
ceeded so far that we .tkre at a loss to 'discover
how it can be remedied : for we fear the moment
is again lost when we might have stopped the
adverse current, and perhaps have turned it against
our enemies, or as they' would in that case have
been considered, rivals. But, no ; war! war ! is
the cry. BONAPARTE is at his ne plus ultra. Our
late lawyer-Miuister was said to have non grossed
!,irn, and our present, ithas been boasted, has posed
' sin. Alas! when will the soporific effects of our State
t' •
lysicrans (who haveso rashly undertaken to heal the

ver, the Rambler, Godfrey, from St. Michael's ;
and his Majesty's ships Danemark and illynerifrom
Portsmouth, and remain.
PORTSMOUTH) JAN. 21.--Arrived his Majesty's
ship Tyrian, from a cruise; and the ship Ann,
Neals, from Teneriffe. •
Sailed the Ant, for Lymington.,l
his Majesty's ship Partitive is &Wasted convoy
for the Downs. , • .

'.borders of the kingdom) cease to keep thepeople in
ttte profound lethargy they exhibit at this moment?
T;.e hireling Prints boasted that they had, in concert
With their Allies, laid our inveterate enemy in eternal
; whereas he awakes like a lion refreshed,
old at least roars as loud as ever. The dupes of this
country may read his Address to the Legislature (in-
',tit(' its this day's Paper) without emotion perhaps,
lut we undertake to say, that not a rational being,
Louever courageous, wilizeflect on it without very se-
rious emotions.

We are assured, that nothing was decided upon at
the meeting of the Cabinet Ministers on Friday, on
the subject of the Princess of \Yam's Letter, as they
will noet again upon the business.
The Princess Cliaßtorrs, we are sorry to learn,
is not yet sufficiently recovered to leave Warwick
House: Sir HENRY HALPORR continues to attend
her Royal Highness. Yesterday and every day dur-
ing last week the PRINCE REGENT visited her.
The PRINCE REGENT has been pleased to appoint '
Lord WitITWORTR a Lord ti/ the Bedchamber in the
room or the late Lord lICATHTIELD.
Yesterday Divine Serfice was performed at Carl,
ten Howe, -beford the PgINCt REGENT and his
Household, by the Rev. F; W. 131,071115R1, Clerk efi
-the Closet.
•

The maxim, ab hosts doceri, comes home to us
Lacibly M hat has so lately taken place. BONA.
makes an open, candid declaration that he will
have Spain, and that The Russians shall retire within
tliCu territory. In this frank way of dealing with

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P,RINC.B.Sg. OF SV.dLES. •
[FROM-• • :• - 7-
THE • CONSTITUTIOW.]:. a.; ..1 •
' • The Letter of her Royal Highness the Princess of . •
WALE to the PRINCE REGENT has, from tM rank .. • •
of the writer, Ifrotn the' importance of its_ miner,
and from the 'consequences it is likely to produce,
eicited the most earnest attention of all classes of
'the community, and made a deep impression.on the
'public mind. In a controversy of this kiwi, where •
an innocent and interesting female complains of suf-
ferings unmerited, and of wrongs unredresse,d,
,it
would be dastardly in an independent Jobrnelist to
remain neuter, and infamous•to embitter misfortune •
by reproach. We are really not among those who
think Virtue neeeslarily annexed tp station, or that
;great and good are at all times synonymous tertis.
:Without gang. quite so far back as Mane' ruts
, ,„
,JEIGILTIIf, no' do . not think it woulcrbe oitnceit to
,'point out a Prince, who found it much easier to •
purchase pristeet.lhan to deserve it. The conduct of
Late hireling twit :of the English press, at all times
cringing and renal, kis, on this occasion, evinced a
profligate baseness, as derogatory to manly character •
.*
se disgraceful to our country. " Willing tp wound, •
and yet afraid to strike," is the exact feeling of- the
effeminate fashionable Post, and the cowardlyAnos- •
itate Courier. If the PRINCE Reacts r's 4irtises ere
the 'theme of thcir.panegyric, their truinpets,ln their
West 9 tt99Y99- t!Ohi is b
lert,lt
• tAgna7
10 n lea,* *gni
niluity, and 'elegance : te..the Princess of
WAVES, whose power cannot frotect, and Whose
purse cannot pay, they make no scruple to condemn .
her by sly and malignant hints, to turn her com-
plaints into ridicule, and to complete their fawning
'insolence, insult, her with their canting hopes of
being innocent of charges, of which SHE HAS BEEN
ALREADY FULLY AND HONOURABLY ACQUITTF.D.
Ili the discussions which this memorable Letter his
I produced, the word delicacy has been bandied about,
SHEPHERD_ 4 ind repeated even to nausea. Delicacy, no doubt,
well understood, is good iu its place; but truth and
justice are of higher rank, and with us shall hate
precedence. In our intercourse with the 'Otter sex,
real delicacy will prompt the man of right feeling to
anticipate their wants, to protect, to please, and
cherish them : but that kind of delicacy which tn.
lerates the commission of an injury, and startles only
when complaint is urged against the aggressor, is not
at all to our taste, and shall receive no countenance
from our labours. To pave the way for the remarks
we intend to offer on this distressing subject; and to
assist the Reader to form his own opinion on the
whole merits of the case, we shall new place•before
him, in her own. language, the strong points of
which her Royal Highness complains. If the tlint
ters contained in her Letter had related merely-tw.
herself, her Royal Highness says, "-I should.con.
titroe, in siteocel-and retiremeets• to • leeti--Sive life -
which has been prescribed to me, and console myself
for the loss of that society, and those domestic com-
. forts, to which I have so long been a stranger, by the
reflection that it has been deemed proper I should be
afflicted without any fault of my OWLI —AND THAT
YOUR ROYAL itiOriNESS KNOWS Iv, There is a point
beyond which a guiltless woman cannot with safety
carry her forbearance. If her honour is invaded,
the defence of her reputation is no longer a matter of
choice; and it signifies not whether the attack be
COURT OF CHANCgRY, MONDAY, Fes. cll. I made openly, manfully-, and directly, or by secret
BavANT's BANKaurrcY.—Mr. Byue having been taken in insinuation, and by holding such conduct towards
execution fer near 40001. at the snit of Mr. Bryant, applied to ;
the Court to be discharged, on the ground that he-was returning , her as countenances all the suspicions that Indite
as a witness from before the t'tunmissioners under this Commis- I can suggest. If these ou ht to be the feelio ;of
sion, and that he bad been taken near %right's rooms, in Qua-
lity-court, Chancery-lane. dlr. Brant objected; to his libcra-I every woman in England who is conscious that shq
tien, skewing that Byrne bad, in 1.4, obtained a manor called ' • ••
Lodge, and estates in Reigate amt -11oriey, in the county of , deserves no reproach, your sco)•61 Highness has too
Surrey, frotr.hini, for the purpose of paying a tfebt of about sound a judgmen- vy • and too nice a sense of honour;
20001. in an action wherein Byne had been one of liks bail, but
which debt he bad never paid or returned the money, and was , not to perceive, how much more justly they belong
taken in execution in Chancery-lane, and not in Quitity-court,
to the mother of your daughter—the ieeth.er. of her
to satisfy the same, also that liync bad nn summons from the
Comraissioni•rs to attend such meeting, but came there for an who is destined, I trust at a very distant period, to
unfair purpose.
Sir Samna. !Ultims was beard fur Mr. Fyne, and he con- reign over the British Empire. I find that- my -un-
tended, that Dyne having tendered himself as a witness, was ...•
, willingness to complain, has only produced fresh
quite sufficient.
Mr. HavanT, in person, cited several cases to prove the le-' grounds of complaint ; and I am at length compelled,
galley. et the caption; and particularly remarked on Byne's
swearing he was taken in one place, when the truth was he was either to abandon all regard for the two dearest ob-
taken in another. ' jects which I possess on earth, mine own honov,r,
The Loma Cliaxcamon said be was boned to believe Byne's
affidavit, that he was attending as a witness. as my Lord Thur. . and mrbeloved child, or to throw myself at the feet
low had done in :he' case of Aped. although he (Thurlow) did of
y our Royal Highness, the natural protector of
not helieveone word of such affidavit ; and A ylett was after-
wardscanvlcied of perjury thereon; thetetere be should dis• both. To see myself cut off from one of the very
Aurae Byn,e. leavift Bryant to his remedy, and gave the costs
os Lord mutitow Ind done on thatoecasloa: , few . domestic enjoyments left me, ceetaittl,o
I, the only one upon which I set any la-
The toed Mayor of Dublin arrived in town on Sa- lue—the society of my child.. Our intercourse
turday. His Lordship is entrusted with thespresenta. has been grt.dually diminished. A single interview
tion of a Petition from the city of Dublin against the weekly seemed sufficiently hard allowance for a
'Catholic Claims. This is said to be the only instance
it ifections.' That, however, was ..educed to
(except one, in the reign of Geo. II.) of the Lord mother's
Mayor leaving Dublin officially., - i our' meeting once a fortnight; and I now learn 'that
even this most rigorous interdiction' is to be still more
CORN EXCHANGE, Fan. 23. rigidly
.nforced. I must be allowed to-say', that in
Is consequence of adverse+ winds nor Market keeps thinly sap-
' plied With all grain, and C e w;leat met ready sale this morning the eyei of au observing and jealous world, this sc-s
ORO advanced price of is. per quarter; hut there is no variation nitration of a daughter from her . mother, will- .ants,
le die price of ordinary qualities. Having- 110 One Barley at .
Market the price of that article is nominal, hut If any had ap- admit of use construction, FATAL vo 'sirs motor:Ws'
peared it would have met ready sole at higher prices. Oats are REPUTATION. There is no less inconsistent then
"b. per quarter dearer, and Deans have also advanred Ss. per .
quarter. All other grains continue nominally as last weelet justice troalment. He who. dares adviseryouri
prices. Royal Iligrioess to Overlook. the evidence
Winn(English) .... 100 196 New ditto • •`•••00 00
Ditto (Foreign) ••••• Mt/ 15U Beans • B4 88 fioceNlCt, and disregard the sentence of
Rve - produced---er
li;tries
1 Fine lino - - Oats .•„,, •• 40 51
Molt * ice 110 vi„ (ram •••.
00 betrays hie duty to -you, Sir ,lo your da,
White Pens
i Ditto (hollers) .• • lOO t"eed'ditto 94 46 past without a farther investigation of
Nen, ditto 110-001 Fine Floor
they Pea • eo sor„odl • 100 103 Let me iniPiore you, 10 reflect on the
which I am placed--without the shadow
SMITHFIELD MARK I...T.—Fcm. 22. " agaiest me—e itheut teen an accaserT.--Til
To the Mal, per stone of alt.
11-ef ... ss. ad. I S.. 64. ls Mead of Cattle this day quisy that led ,tosey. ample
Mauve I. 04. 1 Beasts „ "'SU RS if I were still more -cut Obi* tlnnt till
Veal :.. to ss. 0.1.1 Sheep
I
-Pork . • to 7s. 4.1. cau
alses . ' my silsoicts T its OL'CLItil teprielestK-
Lnitsb • pd. to Os.' 0.1. Pig:
HAY-MARKET. • the society of her`only•child." • • --
fifty ' * It. • I)s.t° 51' Here then we have before us, in the
flower N. • (hi. to 61. 64. lid. . • •
-Straw ll. tiff. 041+ to St. Ai., of expostulation, the soon:nary of her
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with that p6wer tee, iejit him with. •
~ . , • contsetert elltrange report etinyk Meta% `fiefiterat:'
1 PeoPle) oh il4mil 'Oh idefl to•saY gated with -anima." mUtveagelW,6l*:l6*
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