The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-03-13 00:00:00

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Llifo:merlifWas.4,ll4l alb** amino* Al* Giolleres...
iin tf en event, ea &holiday ingots**, oar
*oe fatal to the 7Verane, the triumphs of cr ',evading,
enemy; devoid expel your family the -kingdom, in'
-.hat nation—nay, Sir, in what climate could your
it oyal Highness fly for refuge and for safety ? Europe,
Irritated throughout the war, by the „conduct of the
nritish Government, would be provoked, perhaps, to
eaject you, as connected with the author of its cala-
ellties, or receive you only to betray you. As little
could you look to America for an asylum ; the pre-
sent temper of our former colonies is little favourable
to your emigrating to the Western World, wlwre the
anger of the present day, inflamed by the recollec-
tion of circumstances neither pardoned nor forgot-
ten, would exalt at the .Evasion which had throwu
you, forlorn and indigent, on their inhospitable
shores. Retaining in bitter remembrance, vexation*
offered more with a view to establish maxims in-
compatible with the known laws of the land, than
for any wise purpose of useful polity, they will
f/eel little disposition to separate the misfortunes of
your Father from the conduct of his government ;
and attributing the catastrophe of his family to. tl e
errors of his r.-' , they will consider your ruin ss
injuries they receired, and, in
feel grateful to Provi-
, dispensations. Tie A ne-
bvethren. Their ancestors and
and descending from one
b., supposes! to inherit,,
some of our goad quail-
whether those who found
against GEORGE 111. would
give his sons an honour-
hospitable reception. Repelled
' America and of Europe--
' against you—every eye
your approach, with a
possible to be avoided, should
' fortunes lo your native
the globe would your
hapless steps ? To what
r succour and protection ?
in Asia, torn by violence
that your-Royal High-
.4l weld direct your fugitive steps ? BONAPA RTC
may bethere before you, and have prepared a dun-
gems ter your reception. If his views in Europe
should net-have been accomplished in time to meet
you in India, are you so well assured of the loyalty
sof its inhabitants u to entertain a hope they will hail
you as the son'of their banished and degraded Sove.
reign ? Do not deceive yourself ; be assured they bet.
ter understand the value of crime than to share with
1 you a particle of dominion, or a rupee of revenue. i
Compelled by distress to relinquish your right of
sovereignty, would fou • submit to become a pen-
sloner
on their compassion, with no other claim to
it humanity, thin •your misfortunes ; no other
security for your safety, than your insignificance ?
I think you are better instructed in the history of
mankind than to indulge hopes so evidently falla-
cious. The PNINCE REGENT of Portugal- may bud
secured.s for a splendid establishment in America,
is the ignorance, the sloth, and superstition of his
countrymen ; but Hindostan would never be to year
Royal Highness what the Brazils will be to the fa.
mily of Braganca. Were yuu forced to hazard the
saperiamot, and commit your fortunes and your
person to the seised group of adventurers whom Greet
Iltilaistinte disgorged on the coasts of Coromandel and
of btelibert a curse to '''lmiplest natives; and a.
, b .11i
dishonost`
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to ?ma yon expect from
.-• • •
. e oid
their . allti—liiiat., t
.11,10.80114094 ?. . Wait wo
oe sameelajleg, leo .beetroeliiiipaw.lbeetine het
upon . their' um plummier, without solbority and
without fortune, yllielhttiente• plight * entliwalla '
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the,, bet sent nonaliNdie their semect etiow:
passion. Intuit utile es their owl wants, thoil
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teklia=thivi
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. thiplailaiion- of Penis-
mitply 1# fiall NAVA, StRO
7sietellilli* hairtet re;
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poet only a perdue of the F;W:7)411. t"saillhes I eea
Me of their most zealot's adh rote the com-
mencement of their usurpation. i girndestances
make the treachery of this recreant,. 'dem hose stir:
ortAls
prising, but they render the c.onadowe of the go,
nerds in his patriotism the mote ansacceentable.
Hit Royal Highness the Parect Ilmcmirr did not
return from Manchester-square ;Wiser, late last
night. The Marquis of HutTseslAirlikel say, weas
slightly indisposed.
The four vacant ribbands are sag to be Itt last
conferred on the Duke of litcumfaun, on the Duke
of MostraosE, on the young Prince of ORANGE, and
the fourth is said to be designed for the Dike et
Nawcasvtx ; so that this highly-coveted boon, tiiii
44 cheap defence of nations,' has not obtained for
the Governmeut the addition of a liugle tote.
A treaty of marriage is, it is said, in eoutentpla.
tion between Mr. B—LL, one of the Members for
Ireland, and Miss Ferz-CLARENca. Report adds,
that a Peerage, an Irish one as well as we recollect,
is, by the interest of the Ro)ai Duke, the Lady's fa.
Cher, to be bestowed on Mr. B----,' th.! elder, to
which the intendedhusband of Miss Ferz.CLARENCE,
and the children of the expected marriage, would be
the direct and immediate heirs in remainder.
Vv.* understand that a Requisition is now signing
by the Livery-, of London, requesting the Lord
Max-oil:to call a Common Hall, to express their
feelings and opinious on the present unprecedented
and embarrassing state of the country, and to adopt
such measures as may be thought necessary to p.. 0.
mote an enquiry into the state of public affairs, and
to re Tress public grievances, and, particularly to pro-
mote a Reform in the Rereeentr9ll. ilif the People
i.i Larliamect.
We understand that %Illy 1,900. Copies of the
Poem, intitled 44 MORE ft—y—L S MAPES, &r."
will be published by Subscription ; and as the price
is small, we suppose the List will totits be full.

FALL'S DELINQUENCY.
It is said that i banking-house at Bristol is likely
to be the principal sufferer. They had confided some
time ago, to the care of this broker, a large quantity
of Omnium for sale, whenever the price should be
such as to induce them to give an order for the Immo•
diate disposal of it; and it is stated, that the first
intimation which they received of the fraud practised
on them, was from Fall himself, by a letter for-
warded to them after he had quitted the country.—
, In this communication be informed them, that if they
had prudence to keep the affair secret, they should
one day or other receive the whole value of the p o-
party entrusted to him; but, that lu the event of
their divulging it, they would never recover a shil-
ling !! The Bankers, notwithstanding, made every
enquiry after the delinquent and the property: they
ascertained that the former had sailed on board the
Orbit, American ship, for North Amtetle. a few
l days previously, and that it waa believed South Ame-
rica wu his ultimate object, he having a personal ac-
quaintance with General Miranda, with whom be
had been recently in close correspondence. Two
daughters accompanied Fall on his voyage, and also
a Mr. Thomas Sheffield, a ci.devong Member of the
Stock Exchange. Their next object was to find the
1 principal part ofthe property, which it bad been en-
. en-
derstood the broker for convenience had left behind
him. By good fortune it was discovered that be had
invested 12,0041. in the Navy 5 per cents. in the
name of two, trustees; informing them, that it was
(for the purpose of meeting certain engagements which
he had contracted ; and that they would shortly be
drawn upon from abroad in a name which he gave
them, and requested that the drafts might be honour-
ed. The trustees, who appear to have been inno-
cently drawn in, on doe consideration have agreed
to resign. the whole of the stock, on receiving a pro-
per Indemuification against any claim made on them
in future for the same by Fall. It is supposed that
on the winding up of the business ths,liaakere loss
will be only from 3 to 50001. tlNowirreg-4zlci •
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a rettibotiou for the injuries
the tatheslamn of religion,
deem for the wisdom of its di
ricam, Sir, are our brethren.
oar own were the same, am
1 common stock, they may b
with our love of freedom, s
ties ;,but I much question w
cause to take up arms again
Lave magnanimity enough to 1
able !street, or a very bospita
Iby tie unanimous Ant of Ai
every door indignantly shut i
turned disdainfutly away an
fate sot very enviable or possii
you heave the media of year
land, to what quarter et i
Reid Higitaess direct your 1
would yen apply for!
P. 271: to oar possessions in
fres the defeseidess natives,

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