The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-11-04 00:00:00

To :Rs EDITOR or THE 5T47185111.01.

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barium, and arrives at a higher degree of civilization, operative cause of such a division in our n*ft eavd,
it is nevertheless estremely probable that the fact
the minds of its constituent members becoming more
enlightened, vulgar prejudices lose their influence, will, ere long, be demonstrated in a manner that
will femme all scepticism on the subjecL
s new succession of ideas superindeces new mule-
Becks, x`'ll, 1815. CASSIUS.
*lnn{ in •the political economy, and consequently
public alterations aro .occasionally made, as best
coincide with the improved manners of the age. If
we look back a century or two into our natiouid

BONAP4RTR SENT TO ST. 11XLEN.1!

TO CAPEL LOPVT, An).

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Sie,—Through the fives, of the Enrron of the
STATESHAIN I hereby Meek "ass for the many value.
ble Letters given to the Public by the same salmon-
ItteTeD CHAIRISIEL.
- Sir, I NSW' been delighted in reading the Letters
Which yeti have written to prove Ciii ILLEUALITY of
the act of the Enelith Ministers, in sending BONA..
TARTZ (A PROTESTANT EMPERORO)to St. He.
lens ! It is verily an exertion of force without law ti
It is wickedly condemning to transportation without
Jeilp or Jury !—lt is most shocking and afflicting'
to .a real British heart; for, Sk, it is converting
English men of war into slave ships ! ! —The Ems
peror of Femme is treated in the same way as a
negro slave taken WI the Caul et Africa. The Rag.,
Al' h take NAPOLEON BONAPARTE en Award, and then
do whetTßEYwill with him ! !—Bet " Wisdom will
be justified of her children," and which time will
mecums. This tmanatibn of Ministers, though it.
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cameos be investigated In the English Parliament
before the Ist of February, will not be forgotten
Tim. It not only concerns England, but the whole
world ; for-what foreigner will resort to England for
protection infulureit With what security will he con-
fide in the Prince, in the Parliament, and IN TUC
LAWS? Bow will ma know, but that II E ALSO may
be banished, and (with less feeling than in the present
instance) unlade might be ORDERED to sums dreary
spat, and with" savage ferocity, THERE LITT TO
PERISH ! ! Oh my country ! my country ! I could
weep for the acts of thy Ministers+. Sir, if THIS
breach of English hospitality gars unreproved by
' Parliaments it will stick like a dagger in the heart •.
of English faxes! It will be an everlasting largish",
tide'
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au the glory of England, its km:, its freedom, its, put
pliterosily, and magnanimity! The ;co of Gt-eit, ten
Britain will TORN be set, Land a long night of dark.. ter
ness Nes? POLLOW. • had
' A ?RIMY House and NICL FURNITURE sent total "r
BRNAPARTEs will not convert Slavery into line-
dons; neither will it make that act lawful whichls et
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transacted WITHOUT LAW !! Policy and wisdom in et,.
Ministers will not justify their acting simply xi' . :t'A
Timm OWN WILL! They should act by the Law o 1 greptl;
the Land, or be called to ACCOUNT ! By what itil' ur
h
LAw do Miiiisters shelter themselves in this business I , '
Otte kale Lam in &viand otavrttrc for the send- i tedieu ,
rig, BosApAzTg to St. Helena! 1 It is an arbitrary, 140 -
tyrannical act, which the whole world will -ow deg'
consider so !

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)v. S. —tt is generally sipposed that
another vessel was lost last night on the Good win;sorras
of the wreck has hems picked tip. Oa one of the
Asia hatchet nasal:liked Prediree WS. supposed to.
*loaded Itith cork. A box of *wearing sporel *as
'also picked op, *hlcb benteitted a Wire addressed
'to John Brooks, bn board the nee Brothers, dip-
tato Joy, of lite rpon I.
PORTSSIOVVIi, NOV. 3.—Mulled his Majesty's.'
ship llotsper, from Plpnoothst, and his Majesty's

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