The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-07-29 00:00:00

possesses that jewel whkh is above all price—a
good heart. His Lordship could not be sup.
posed to bane been ideated by any previous prejudice
ping CONNINONAm, and as to the utifOrtunate
et4ects he sought to relieve, be could only reckon
on their gredtade—a reward, which he would, no
doubt highly value, but which would add but little
10 his fame, and nothing to his fortune.. Oh! but
'aye a humble follower in the Ministerial train bands,
64 he's hunting after popularity." Be it so, and
certainly no man Mu ever be engaged in a nobler
chase ; for in the whole immense range of material
Holies, that of protecting from injury the poor im-
mured tamale of a prisots.house, is undoubtedly one
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of the most important. We have lately had hunting
enough of another kind, and nothing would give us
'greater pleasure than to Neil few, more Noble Lords
, „loin fiord STANHOPE in the hunt for popularity, by
pursuing the same coueee, and haring the same ob.
jests in view. A man engaged in an undertaking
.' 'sailer to humanity, buy justly reckon on more
.then popularity—he mayor from a feeling of con-
' ideas self-approbation, attopt the language of Jon,
rr the following touching and pathetic passage':
. 7. • •
• • .1! Ileiause I relieved the fatherless, and the widow,
.•
`lvo:h*n that had :lone to help him, the blessing of
that was 'ready to perish, crime upon me."—
' it is rather a ttenarkeble coincidence, that at the
'time Lord STANHOPE was presenting a Petition pray-
ing relief from the petty tyranny of the Gloneelleir:'
gaoler, another Petition from the same city, signed
y thfousands, and probably, among the rest, by this
very CuNNlNcitkw himself, praying the universal abo.
,lition of the Stare Trade. This circumstance is well
• calculated to call forth a number of useful reflections,
which We cannot find room for to-day, but which we
hell take an early occasion of submitting to our
for this vnbjed mast not skep.
4.0:r -••• --vvem-- •
LORD COCURANR.
.J. 14.. •
immaculate Morning Post of this day has
lumen another Letter flout the pen of Mr. De Bs-
nelsoce, which, although it may amuse soviets( its
fashionable !loaders, is not much Calculated to de-
ceive the, candid and discernieg part of the public,
nor to serve the cause of their Clicnt.,---Vire
yesterday noticed the Letters which De BERIX.
cot had sent to Lord CocunAss, and pointed out
. some parts of them, which renders him unworthy
of any degree of credit, and therefore we are not
Inclined to belie% e his assertion of Ail having refused
a punk: and a fortune to seek* a discovery, which
be sadly insinuates by the following extract, had
been offered him :—" I throw myself on the
reetreeity -of the public to judge, whether
I have in any way defended myself by ac-
eusiswhers ? Whether, in honourably refarfeg
•
" T hTtrent retesed R Reeds* wed **WWI
Iri R,I have deserved such noel eandotetneta
ANE?

Kr. Harrow, of the Admiralty, has signified' to
the Govereor of the R.ussian Company, that one
more convey will be appointed this year for Arch.
angel, to sail from Long Hope Sound on the 10th
Royal Highness the Princess of WALIe is
464ite have annottsaced in a letter to the Earl of Lt.
nertsot, bet design to go abroad, and take op her
resident* at the Court of her brother in Germany.
We undeistand she pots several questions to the
Prime blielbter responds* her Household, to which
she desireti an answer. We suppose that the consent
of the Patxcs RIGUT Ind his Privy Council is ne.
cessary by law to her Royal Highness's departure
from the kingdom, end We presume to think that it
Ovoid WO bees seasonable to have made this inten.
lion known to ParHaw* before the pasting of the.
13111 for ben Increased totehllthamot ; as it is a quo.
foe essential to the prudence of a grant, whether
die money Is to be spent at home or abroad. Her
Royal Highness's departure from gnglanciWill give
die to very important consideration., which must
occur to every political observer. She will meet
with no celuctance, we pregame, as to consent.
The following loigt of New Members have been
added to the present Administiation
Mr. CANNING, to ha Ambassador to the Court of
Lisbon;
Mr. WELLesi.ty PoLe, to be Master of the Mint,
gad a Member of the Cabinet ;
311. EfusittssoN, Privy Councillor, and Surveyor
of the Woods and Forests;
Mr. IttAONFOlto a Lord of the Treasury ' •
tt Mr. Sr Ito ES &Mites, a Privy -C•uncillorf. ttld
Headier of the India Board; and
The Hon. J. W. Wasc,, pirrivy-s,ouneusarc, and
O. Member of the Board of Controul.

Kome litters came to hand yesterday from Cadiz,
which ougirt to hare arrived on Tuesday. The people
at Cadiz, notwithstanding the influence of Villavi-
cencio, begin to speak with great freedom of the new
Government; and it is asserted that the discontent
is general. The dissatisfaction at Cadiz hes arisen
fregb the bopes of the seetchaets being disappointed
sie*theleistabliebemeet of the trade with Soetb
4 present authorities being sub too
. vale' 6, accomplish their purpose of subjugation in
1111111iert of the world.
'Clan &LIM ANGI, JULY 211.—Thero WS very Bide Wiles
liorke4 Ma rournist, which sold readily at Road'ie's prices.
osiritat Barley went or brbkly.—lo VOW article au itkerusioa.
PLYSOCTII. JOLT 21.—Cates if the Elise. •-•.. from
seropael ; Teieentph schooner. with assets sail of
Ohs Boardestax, with mops pod stores ; ily4l=l
• fres Boardrooms. with tromps, sod sited aigaln to as. 0011.:
....Bodied the Owes Chaska% 110 goes, Adobe' 14n1
rub. host: Pormnouth.
F 41410,1711, JVLY VS.—Anises! the Marchioness of Queen-
lousy packet. with Si filial fl MS Lisboa, its eight days.—Sailed
lino ()oniony packet. with a Moil from obi kleditorianeao.—
Bi. Majosiv`s skips Iteytiard.Bindostan. Spam*, wed T.rian,
' with 114 IfuN bound to Spoio. Portugal, sod the Iloditsrra-
neon. are psalm AN.
Coast, JULY 25. 'SailedPlover. hi; Midesty's ships Arbor.
F -S
Oroort. bar, Shrirp•riveter, with about St soli under convoy fur
• ki '104141141as! and Vallfas.
I)Rat., Jose 211.4-Arrierri the Ptemoyante store-ship, with
Ifowbo-r, fres the river Kass. for Portsmouth duck-yard I abe
tier 14fro. au. Jeao serlsis, Erma Vanilla.

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