The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-09-07 00:00:00

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TO THE EDITOR OE THE STATESIR %N.
rTl.llt XXII.

' Brame. prate. desaneq a Urown !"
111 thr.: I.nd beta iutindell towards her Nlajeely was
•• Armour, randoe,.. and brnevelrarr.— Mr
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• CAM? I Si. % Speech.

SIR,— The implacable persecutors of the (Wen.:
and of truth, justice, freedom, hnitLnity, ti•owledge.
and public prosyerity, for they are all identified in,
her :11Pje..t's cause, exult in haring found a fit roni.;
p.oion fur the me able " Signor al;as
.• .No* mi ricordo." in the inromparable
ut Colauthier,'' alias .• Duaidt EN/tot/rt. alias " the'
u•.verness,- alias " at Mt ruipelle. rte.- This
exquisite lathy, at. doubt, also couarattitates herself
',nun the good fortune of being tal.en under catch
pith protection, front the wore suluar sourly
Italian boatmen, stable bar and Jew harpers. She
a-tt her present swain were boil. fur each other. In
midit of their 'orgies, they way relseat, iu concert,
" I't,tr/ai err ribilal, ail mai Flu ally, 41..- The
fees seem to hair decreed that they should mutual's i
p•o7lote each other': hi trli Madame or
Mademoiselle Dutuout, or De Aunt, appears to
be the happy medium, on which her protectors
fli.ve depended for the preservation of themselves!
at.d their cause trout sitiLing. They have clung
to her with as ninch reliance, as they would to the
life-preserver of our of their other protegees, Sir
thank., Columbine Uauiel, fir escaping from a watery
crutc, or to his well-know it skill in parrying the more!
gradual and ordinary approaches of death at the ooted
Medical Board, of which we have the happiness to be
informed that Ile hats conseuted to become the tre-. urer.l
The dexterity of this soubrette-Countess in the art of
retreat, no less than her skill in tie science of evasion,
aff.•:- I admirable %prelim no of the efheary of regular
Coining. Had she been disciplined by all the men.-
Lets ut the Milan Counnissiou, uoilttary as well as le-
gal, for years, with the great captain at their head, she
twist scarcely have been a mere thorough proficient.'
The night drillings oldie 31aischester Radicals never
raised productions half so formidable. These pour
taws had uot the advantage of the aid of Martinets,
se skilful a the principal drill-serjeant of ilatleanui-,
s:.l!e Dumont. Talents like his cannot, in the present
inquisitive age, Wog remaiu unknon n, and they' only
net d to be known, in order to be promoted and iietnif.
With retard to the lady herself, it is to be regretted,
Ow her sex precludes her from any reward beyond
v.lgar pecuniary consideration. Could she be or-
'Lined she might grace a mitre. •
The public, Sir, lime been too long nauseated with
the disgusting details of a set 'of the most profligate
wretches, on their own 'hewing, that were ever suffer-
ed to pollute the threshold of a C..urt of Justice. We
ure to-day edified by the evidence of the Countess of !
Cu!ionbier's Mend and correspondent and conductor,
" Signor Sceehi," alias 1. Sreeki,d," alias "Jfilrefti,-
wTth anuthei alias, which he thinks it unsafe to make i
lemon n. This evidence goes a step farther than any
of the others, excepting perhaps that of the brothel
kTeper at Carlsruhe : although it has not yet come
up to the point at which the employers of these
miscreants aim. Is it any wonder that it should
be found expedient clatideatillaY to convey such
wretches down the river, is boats with mulled oar.,
for the purpose of secretly conveying them out of that
urfortunate country, which, by their very presence,
has beeu for ever polluted ? Hut, are the Employer.,
of tbee miserable knaves, • many hundred times
more criminal than the wre.i.be., diem:ekes, to be al.
low2d to e.rape with inspuni!y ? It is not enongh that
the people, by their spirit, tin ',thrifty, and decision,
have loaded their employers with eternal execration,
and protected their Queen from the intended con:e-
,nces of their fuel machinations : it is nerestiry to
the. honour, nay to the very salvation of the state, that
ttoiy should follow up their present noble proceedings,
by a determination canal firm endeavour, besides am-
p'y indemnifying her Majesty for all her unnierittsl
sufferings, to procure the removal and punishment of
tlie wicked and imbecile Administration, whose per.
irerseness has chiefly occasioned all our existing Bala-!
trifles. Unless the people effect a thorough change
of measures, and of maxims of government, adapting
t!.em to the improved intelligence of the age, they will
to• have performed a twentieth part of their duty.
S•s signally to defeat the views of the conspirators
at aiust her Majesty, will, doubtless, be of itself a
crest triumph to the sound part of the nation ; but,
r ail the system of corruption is destroyed, which, ens.
bi• the caterpillars of the state ever and anon to re-
r•tc their conspiracies against the public good, our
i-otto should incessantly be : Nil octant repvisse,
ii grid tspertwet ogee raw." ARISTIDFI.