The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-12 00:00:00

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" TIE ■RITI{Ii ITATISIiaII" Ia INOMITORATID WITH " TEE
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LONDuler
Be 024 DAT IMIKTNII. AIIIIVIIT 12, Mt

DEATH OF THE MARQUESS OF
LONDONDERRY.

We have this day unexpectedly to announce the
death of the Marquess of LoNnaNnciiitv. His Lord-
ship. we and d, died at his seat at Fore's Cray,
about 7 o'clock this morning. This event is ridden and
awful; and Is very likely to be followed by
a considerable change not only in the policy of the
British Cabinet, hut in that of Foreizn relations. We
take the deceased Minister to have been the chief sup-
port of all the more violent m-nearer of the Cabinet
for many years. A messenger with the imelli•
genre of this ininne.ant event arrived thin morning,
at the Foreign Office, ; and Dispatches have, in con-
sequence, been sent off to Lord Ltvenenot. at Coombe
Wood, and to all tbeother Miniver'. The Margness, we
are Informed, was taken ill on Foiday night, and
expired this morning. g

Now Brunswick papers have arri►ed to the 10th, and
Halifax to the 17th ult., bat they contain ao intelli-
gence of importance.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CL3CK.

Very little business is doing t this It .nr. and the
Market remains steady at tiog. .or the Accvant ai
Money; reduced to
There.is a great bustle this s • nine i t the P.ireia•n
Securities. 11..111 Spanish and Chili Ho I.ls are in de-
mand, and a good deal of business is Vansaciing in
them.

(1),:c aTaora.)—Within the last half hour the
t;tork Ked.ange Market has :needed, Conseil' fur the
Aceonnt are 801

The Foreign Fonds remain steady and are on the
rise.

New Spanish, 63i—OM, 64--Now Prussian, Fiti—Oid.
W—ltussaan. 871—Ilanisb,1574—Nrapolit an, 74
97—Ser 671,

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'Paris papers biro wired sto she loch lasi. Thy
con tai s some additional particulates et theilestreetisee
the Capitau ?ache, by the heroism sad emotion,/
the Greeks. . These soconsts which are dated Coleus,
tisople. 10th alt. add, that the Janissaries had bol,
guilty of horrible excuses is that capital deviag.o,,
five preceding days. is coesequeee of whisk the
Wand Seigeor bad loused& Hatti.ileiteril, which tee.
tains the following passage :—" I declare that it,
this very stoment, you do sot reuses to your duty cud
to submission, I shall leave my imperial residents with
my two sons, abandosiog to the anemia of the lay a
city which is become the horror of Masud's.* and
the scorn of infidels "—This proclasatios is midis
bays produced a most beneficial effect. The Aga sf
the Janissaries, with several othersioars, Immediately
ranged thron.o the bunt, and caused the matiseen
to be arrested. The number of Blue takes up, l.
niched, and executed. is estimated at 5,000. Ww.
ever made the least resistance, was shot oft the spet....
The Austria's Observer contains lessen from Nehru,
fisted July 19, which asnonnee that intelligence kid
been received iq that airy, of the appointment of 0,
Boyard Gleika, by the Porte. to Ito Hotlottly of Ilfal
Ischia. The Porte hada,* appointed a our Keteidat
for Moldavia, bet his same was eel knows at Bads.
Jest. The number of Turkish troops remit* is
Wallachia is represented as extremely small—Theis.
relligeoco from Spain in theserpapers is n.tt Impeetast
Lopes Banos had reached Madrid, and bad bops is
exercise the reaction of 3linister at War. The
Royalists had carried the small fortified town of Me.
quinens.t on the Ebro by surprise. but on the ether
points they Lad bees defeated. It wu nee =ported
that the Est ranrdisary Cortes, it milled togotber. mid
be assembled before the commencement of Sopteultr.
Letters from Caeta annosoced that the Day of Algiers
had definitely declared rear to Spain, sad that several
Spanish vessels had already been uptneod by dila
gerines in the Simi's, nottrithstaorliag the elute el
a Portuguese frigate, whirls had sot arrived is time
to save them. At twelve o'cl ,ck at nigh:, ea the
28th alt. a slight shock of an earthquake wet felt it
several parts of Madrid and moat distinctly neat tie
hotel of the King's body (lauds. The Preset Chu
her of Deputies coacteded the disessoiso es the
Budget, and passed dm whole law oa Thuds,' Iset.
by a majority of 267 to 78. The Ministers Wier
thus obtained all they wanted for nest year, k
doubtful when the Deputies will be again milled tap
they. Many important petitions remained he been-
sidered, hut the Ultras would not bear of any bubo.
after all the money had been voted and she elosi4g.
not merely of the sitting, bat of ties Session, was car•
vied by the th.ion of the Centre and the Rifle. sad is
the midst of universal confusion, the itlebteryi^t
" Piss k Roi," and the Left " Meet les Sikire •
Vierent les Sinecures 1" .
Punutc FONDS, Aua. 8.-7ivo per Cents. 93L lb.
—Bank Actions, 1629.—Neapolitan S=eek, nit--
Exchange en Ludes, ewe month, 25f. 4*.i
ditto, 231. 25a.
" SoLni ra".—Tbie wee
,bas bees boiler;; and tin
public now have to watch narrowly what is one. WA
have been given to understand, that some very peen!
work is intruded. If this work be attempted, tie
THING will bo totally dose for. No mu of an.
moon decency will ever dare defend it *gals.
Mr. BTINS.—Oar paper of Friday coeteined a Ir.
ter from HYMNS to the editor of • sews-paper is NW.
lin. We hope that some mesas will be take, te make
• provision for this man. His ease inset ovate before
Parllmlynt ; bat, in the mesa while, we bey. 81.1
something will be dose for the man and hie family.
Toe WIT. !!!—Mi ad this, Reader Witch.
The following Police-Report of Saturday ought :e
awaken ill oar vigilance—

.` PROCEEDINGS AGA INST 116 BISHOP orCLoscts.—The
" two watchmen, Clegg and Clark, w►o pvenMsare
" against the Bishop of Clogher, attended at this Are
" yesterday morning, when one of them it saioustedisk4
" despatched to Ireland, in order to go through seise
"usual jams ea the Ecclesiastical Cost,—prior to the
"other witnesses being seat over to give their Adm.
"The whole of them will shortly he jiirwstrded to that
" country, when the proceedings will take plies is the
" above Court, to deprive the Bishop of Clogbet *this
" dignities.and the See from that stain that it has hither
" to borne."

—Oh, ob Bur, we hope they will not be sestawar
'till the trial is over here, is London I Suppose
they were to be lost et sea'. Suppose a steam boat to
be blown to pieces I Besides, Ireland is is such a
state. that it may be dangerous far As witaeases tr
travel. They may go, however, if they please ; Wt.
we hope they will not go, and stay in /relent/ till the
tiaic fur trllisz is orer hers This would be a sad
mishap ; and a most enrions incident to add to all the
other incidents of this famous drama of the " Rishon
read At. So:dier." bet the public bear in ailed, test
we were, some days age. told, that the Ilishois tee
had hem treqaestrated. What nett'. t►en, of ssrh
haste in tb. Eecl-siestir.l Proceedings? If t►e wit.
nesse. be in Ireland. they cannot appear at the 01'
Bailey! Mind that, reader. D. not overlook am%
of these things ; far, it is by these that the THIS
is to be judged of.

Letters from Vienna to the 2tith ult. Mats that r,ti•
Fences hare been engaged at Vienna for the Roma
of Mimi& and King of Prn•sia. Prince Eaterhasi
now on hi. way tau that Capital, and the Margins ..`
Londonderry is expo. t•-d there. All the Members .4
the Congress, it is raid, will hare assenabierl is Vienna
in the beginning of the neat month. The Austria
capital has been fixed oa in the lint instances* a cen-
tral !pot in which the preliminaries 'veld best be ad-
justed sod the coerce of proceeding laid dove.
The tiellie Castle and 'as.. (tram, were at St. II"'
lena when the Waterloo a-iled from thence, aud
were expected to leave the lel .nd for &Iliad •
23rd of June.

IP

Or the ship Waterloo, antral hoe Limes, letters
le the nth March hers bass resolved. The poems-
&swan Wyse, disabuse mod the Paglith was
thou Forbad? rwestablishat The hstery, massed
to Ceases so As Uth February, sad the seams be-
leg thou tar odvolteod, every ,erertlito was sad* to
essidste the cargoes, sad dispatch the remising
ships. It swan dot the There: of Castes had
boa pissed bas *whined prollearseat, ea would
of sopposed futility lel& wide he had allowed the
gems' with eG lbsgleb to be adjested.—Placards
had hese exhibited la Es streets, seatrastlag his ma-
iled la As afar etas Americas seams, straasled
for midmost healable, sod is allowing the Baglisb
is WO" who bad essaasitted wllhl murder, at least
iitsisibi Is tinCAtiosail loterpretatie• die affair.—
Os illa ober hood the Them. It seems, has still to
31011ti1e outdate Is Es Rower for bathe restored
the tads, *Gogh Ms Oh would probably bars kw.
bestrneed bed Es meow alf Castes, which depeedsd
its that fotieJelltre short el Its usual amulet. The
LOAM ishlOhlos the Pith March, two days after
tie diaVisallirtibt, sad Set& Cestle, *bleb ships eke
INN bp with hdm Straits of Stade, sad all three
wiliest bating edited la essepeop sabered at St.
thine the lith Me. The Wallis Castle sad the

Groat wen to soll fhem Bt. Helms is doe 23d. The
skips egymned Mout heti Chloe within the fortnight
anceeediug the deputies of the Waterloo, we.e in the
folksiest rotadou t—Beidgiwater. Lowther Castle,
Atha. avid Otural KO. Tab ffassittart arrived is
Chimes, the sa Merck. wide! Alp. and the Scaleby
Code. wore lying at Whop's. and would probably
he reedy no sail for Hogiand by he middle of April.
Calms or was Gangs.—ot Public Ideating took
play at lldiabargb we Wedaemilay last. is the bier-
chute' Ball. for the Farms if oneiderieg the most
dieted moan of alleviating the sufferings of the
Dry,
fellowleg reseliadoes, moved by the Rev.,
Dr. sad weeded by R. Heater, Esq. were
usanimesely adopted
"I%blbe same aid bide/rye the Greeks are asso-
ciated recollections if the moot sacred nature, and
emits Is chi breast of the infoolar, the patriot and the
Clodells *deep sad lively literati' the fate of that
wee lYsolriaus lost low eppreaud and degraded people.
"That this Meeting-has hosed, with the utmost con-
sad distress. of the wastes cruelties which, u ap-
pears from the most credible documents, have been in-
flicted on the Greeks during the straggle which they
have maiuslood for semi time with the Ottoman Power,
sod especially in Gii meat transactions within the
staid of Bei% 'where • guest pert of the inhabitants,
while cudgels/ t bly and submissively,
were masineved isaild Heed by the Turks, and the re-
malodor thrown IMp emotivity. or obliged to seek for
safety by flyi.E to foreign &era with the loos of all
dielrootrt.
"That a seyhecriptioa be immediately opened for the
diced!! ewe Seisms who survive that massacre, and of
sash other Greeks as may be placed is similar eircem
stances."
Fuson' ro Dears.—A Correspondent from Hall.
mys. " the lahabitaam of Hall itziew aothieg about
the loggiag to death of the Officer's servant, nodl
thrum* an mount in the papers of the Coroner's
fVooM *obis body. Poneerly It was the custom to
irtikt tbe paaishonent pabliely—sow it is done pri-
vately. logilvidaals walking goa the Humber-Bask,
have occasionally hued the cries and shrieks of the
poot soarers in the Itas4isoos. 1 believe 1 ought to
ben said frequently ionised of occasionally.' This
private method no doubt gives greater scope to the
hod preeloas. over which, the public have now no sort
of Contril."
The lag ustaised by the Inserauce Offices by the
late Sre, we are 'stormed amounts to 40001.
By ammos recently received of the destructive
of the Capital' Peebles ship, by the Greeks, we learn
duel the whole crew, coasistiog of 2,286 indivi-
duals, scarcely two hundred were saved. Two
othersklps of the line, as well as a frYgniv, were very
seedy destroyed la the same manner ; they owed
their nape to the uncommon activity of their crews,
bat they did not come off without damage.
Sir Wm. Maxwell, Bart., of Moareitb, has been
elected M. P. for Wigtonsbire.—The Baronet carried
Ms election by a majority of 12. Only 30 freeholder,
voted!!!
Asaccrtow or Moss Gonto.-04 Monday last, at
Limerick. a motion in arrest of judgement was made
by Ceussel ea the part of the prisoners who were found
gality for the Abduction of Miss Ooold, by Messrs.
O'Connell, Jackson, and Freeman. The objection 1.1
in two polite is the indictment. viz.—lst. that the ve-
tse was sot laid when the felony was alleged to have
assmitted—fortha cccccc distinctaverment of fact
must have a veins laid in the indictment, 'thee and there.'
—The 2d was laid against the " Termioatioa Sta-
tute." is the concluding part of the indictment, is
the tiepin, which should be in the plural I StatUtei.'
Tice argarseut occupied a considerable time, and tier
Lentud Judge said lie f•lt no difficulty u to the ter-
mimetic% in this ease being in the shoran " Statute"
as good, bat with respect to the Tease he felt diffi
culty, for be bad some doubts and would refer the
point to his Learned Colleagues. The whole question
oral. whether the rent:e was laid to the felony.
Tug Itao's TIMATRI.--This Theatre. on Saturday
night, alsauda Meg and successful season, before an
"dillies as brilliant and croardeld as could have been
...void et the most fashionable period of the year.
AM Giovanni was the Opera, and it was performed
with all the excellence for which it. exhibition has
been novelly celebrated. On Its conclusion the per-
flrosers came forward and sang, " God save the King."
The ballet of Gimbel/a followed, in which the dancers
4"Plsyed those eminent abilities for which this The-
atre,.. during the present season, has been peculiarly
Ihingoguisbed. On the fall of the curtain,
the prim-
;l4l Pedersen were successfully called by the au-
%fate to receive the applause they had justly deserved.
,:08, Nen AAA go T INIOttIiATION.—..The yacht of
Ati nets .Si, W. Curtis, passed Scarbro' on Thursday,
e northward. We imagine the Alderman has been
4,
si to see if the Turtle be arrived at Edinburgh.—
( York Piper.)
tic Monts Finials, Of COONTRT RANI !Novas.—D,
*ter Advertioer we learn that some of the One
:t. o Curteis and Co.'s Bank. at Rye. have igeen
t 1 red to ;rite them the appearance of Tens. The
tir,pctttedoo kneaded, however, it is said, may he easily
1)44 lately, at Scone, Mrs. Maediaraddi the only
malipmde,r of the late Mr. James Lothian, of Glenlyuct,
•grogre.

THS KING.

,THE 61

tie ittra's DITAITORS •oe tCOTL A N t
baltptet two o'Cleek es fiatarday, as we stated is
oar paper St that snider, his Majesty left Caritas
Palace to proceed to Greenwich. Hit Majesty was
received at tie Hospital with every patellae mark of
distimodom A vast concourse of pereese. of all reeks,,
were assesibled to see his 'Witty embark. The 'river was
crowded with vessels, and never was a more grand or
beastifel spectacle seen. At half put 3 o'Clock his
Majesty went en board his Yacht. which Insteady
proceeded down the river.

It Is hardly possible to etrocein bow much the
lateness of his Majesty's arrival operated as a draw-
back on the pleasure of the day, and contributed to
the diminution of the lively assemblage which covered
a great part of the river. At the time of the Royal
embarkation at Greenwich, the tide began to flow ; and
as there was but a slight wind, it was ilium impoe-
bible for any vessels, except those Impelled by the
wonderful power of steam, to keep pace with the Royal I
George, which was towed by a 0 seat steamer,
called the Comet, tbe power of whose eiglne is equal 0;
that of 120 horses. Two of the City barges—the Gold-
smiths and the Skinners—made the attempt with a large
body of powerful rowers; but on erectile; Blackwell,
they found themselves so far behind, as to be obliged to
return to hoodoo. The Navy barges returned at the same
time. All this time the King was preceded by the Lord
Mayor is his barge, where he was attended by Goal
officers and a large party of friends. His Lordship's
barge was towed by the Sovereign steam vessel.
When the King passed by Blackwell he received a
(Loyal salute from the guns of the East India Docks.
At Woolwich, a large body of troops, consisting of
Artillerymen and Royal Marines, were drawn ■p in
Ithe arsenal with their bawls, and performed the usual
military honours as his Majesty passed. Here also
his Majesty received a Royal salute ; and a sloop of
war was, io honour of this visit,superbly decorated from
the main-top gallant mist to the quarter-deck, with the
colours of all the natiooi of the world. The moment
the Royal George appeared off Tilbury, the guns of
that fort fired a salute. At 0 d a salute was
fired from the Flamer gun-brig, which lay on the Cos-
tom-bouse. At the same time the troops which bed
marched from Chatham for that purpose were drawn
up in a line span the sea wall below the Custom-belie,
and extended above a quarter of a utile. They pre-
sented arms while their beads played "Goo sa►e the
King."
As soon as the Lord Mayor's barge arrived in that
part of the ri• er, a little below Or d, where his
jurisdiction as Co tor of the Thames ceases, it
cast anchor, and was sent off to hoodok the same
night. The Royal George them proceeded alone
to the Note, which she reached betwees 9 and 10
o'clock last night. It was then too hts to offer
the customary salute; for no guns are ever fired on
board of King's ships aft eeeee set. But the twelve
vessels were. mast brilliantly illassiested byw ref,-
sion of lights at all the port-holes. The sight was
beautiful; it was clearly distinguished by persons on
the opposite shores of Kent and Essex, at the dis-
tance of 12 or 15 miles. At half-past four this morn-
ing the Royal squadron weighed anchor, and pro-
ceeded to sea, amidst the firing of guns from the
men-of-war stationed at the Little Nora and the
batteries of Sb

The Edinburgh papers we have received this wort-
leg contain an account of the ceremonial to be ob-
served at the public entry of his Majesty into that city,
and of the continued preparatioas there for his Mr-
j ebty's reception.

His Royal Highness the Doke of Sassy:, it is an-
nounced, in consrqnence of another accident on the
same lag which was before sprained. cannot visit Yurk
till after the Races.—Sunday the 45th or Monday the
26th instant.

It is confidently expected at York, that a meeting
will follow the conference to whirb Mr. Fawkes has
invited the gentry in the race-week.
The Duke of York had • long interview with the
King o• Saturday, previous to his departure to Edin-
burgh, to take leave of his Majesty.

Late on Friday evening, his Grace the Duke of
Wellington, acroinpAnied by his Aide-.le•Camp, Cap-
tain Urevillr, of the Foot thirds, departed from Lon-
don, in order, we understand, to emha:k for the Ne-
therlands, for the purpose of inspecting the various
fortifications in that kingdom.
The East India Company's ship, Waterloo, arrived
off the Start yesterday. She left Waft the 16ta March
and St. Helena the 22d June.

The V.rn•ittart arrived in China the 3d of March,
all well.

On Friday se'nnight Arundel was •isited by a re-
markably heavy hail-storm. In some parts of the
tows the hail lay five inches in thickness, and measured
la inch In circnmference. It was accompanied with
loud thunder and vivid lightning. This phenomenon
of nature produced mischi effects on trees and on
the fruit, most particularly on the grounds of Mr. Bur.
bury, where the electric paid struck a tall oak tree, and
in its progress to As earth, from the highest part to
the bottom, formed a deep fissure, Teta through the
bark into the solid oak, and tearing it into line frag-
ments, scattering the bark and wood to a considerable
distance. Several rooks, which had taaen shelter in
the tree from the storm, were kilted, and found on
the ground beneath.
At the Assizes for Cornwall, on Tuesday last, was
tried, before Mr. Justice Richardson, an indictment,
sabaretoesci to be 'levitated by Sir Christopher Haw-
kins, against Mr. Heise, a solicitor clonected with the
borough of St. Ives, for bribery; at the election for
Members to
After a trial of Mee hours, the Jury having consulted
about ten minutes, returned a verdict of Guilty.

Connected with the same, business, there Was an
action (Gibbs 0. IIa•ea) br,•nght to recover certain pe-
nalties fdr bribery cuusinitieti at the last election for
Si. Ives, and a verdict for the plaintiff was taken by
consent t damages 2001.
A reprieve arrived at oar Castle. on Saturday morn-
ing for Roger Dobson. who was convicted of rubbing
the Whitby mall.

• Asi:e

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DISHOP AND mg SOLDIIII.

"T/11 I

TO THE PHOPIIIEVOR
r, 111101/0110 •ND rwisaioaouer

issansm. axe taaIIRIDAR his 11115T1.116
'km; Paste' . .
nth August. I*.
• Sta—.l sow come to tio`piriood part of Olean
del* (inserted lo.the STATISM/0g of the lilt lustait.)
sposfirillch I shill pet deialo yeti lois. Aid pray.
sew, what right had yoi to name me li tide can.
sad this nuke the • ieflenitios. edatalsed in year
▪ per oral! I isk yes what right yen had
do this. The article, on stash you were tom-
Mends& did not same any flans it was signed
by nobody; it was Is the snood perms; it was
merely the comment of oat oteteepeper on the con-
duct of smother Newspaper.
• Yea, yea will say, e''but I her Too hi be the
▪ writer.'• .And do nob,l as well hlseW that Ow woks
the Writer of the ankle oft which I Sol remaildog ?
And,. how would yoi like it. if I wets to laic you ?-1
Have yes any protecting printery ? But, you soy. I
an "eveseed(e" the writer of rho arida ii gentles.
This is serene, if you mesa positive sod sped&
&vim) ; and, if my having a pan in the STATISMAIII t,
ibo metal of this Is to nubs Iteightood deceit rim
irtioure me by name.. when your paper is M.
tutted by the STATRAMAN Sot all pined, joll-
ied la esestring you by ore, when they see say
thing to Ind fault with in a paper that is your owe?,
And yet. this Is what you would not like. I Wien! ,
But, it will, I dare say, ha said by you. *I only
follow, is this respect, your owls example; for yen
assault by same STEWART, the Belair•man, mad
s WALTER " the base.' " You mistake the matter
'here: these ruffians begun first: they named se, and.
sot only named me, but .ply took part with a die.
carded vervain who exposed my priests letters. They
legal. fires so that you- arts following the 'temple of
the Old Tei/or's Trotter and of WALTIR the base; and
seamy example. It is very true, that I same them s
aid, that I coney them, and make their lives mot very
pleasant. in spite of the money they have raked torn
tber. But, the., recollect lb. hundreds- of base and

malignant acts that they have committed agalust me;
recollect the base lie of my bowleg been renewed
for libel by the America* B•eernweat, recollect the
butcher's shop at Kensington.
But, the jet of the matter lies bore: tbote that I
drag out thus are enemies t and you call yourself my
friend. This makes all the difference. Call yourself
my foe, and sign your na.•, and all le fair and con-
sistent. That you a.. my foe (unactonuttable as it
may seem) le airlift* esosgb, else would you have
imputed to me a motive so base as that of exposing
this stair of the Bishop merely with the views of pe-
eareiary goiter For inch an impataden who /mama
bad you ? What, is say part •f my comfort, did you
ever see to warrant you It making such a charge
against me; a charge not less, but atom feel, beams
conveyed is as Gahm/ties, Judo' reum for • de-
spicable dials ?
If say tbias, beyond your article itself, were wasted
to _strove pus seezetasenky. wads of •mean, ti• ;Min-
cerity of your professions, what should I need more
than your quoting, in this very same paper of yours.
that article from the old roues Ord Times, io which
ALLer, the Bishop's Cermet, Is made to call me •
liar, scoundrel and coward; year quoting this, which
you knew to be the words of WaLvaa and not of
Attar; and your tooting it too without the smallest
notice of what I Aid said is answer to it f If any
thing were wasted to prove the siocarity of your en.
mity and the iasince:ity of your friendship, should we
not find it here?

The reasons for your entertaining this enmity
within, while you wear thejece of friendship, may be
imperceptible to some persons: to me they are very
plain. However, they are no: worth inquiry. It is
pl.msanter to have the friendship than the enmity of
most limn. This remark applies to you. But, at any
rate, it is always desirable for us to know todirk of the
two we hare; and, in this turn your conduct, above
noticed, hu really conferred a favour on,
Sir, your meet obedient.
Aod most bumble servant,
IVAI. COBUETT.

P. S. The butcher's shop at Kensington is rather
stale; or else I should expect to see it dressed up
afresh for the information of the readers of your " In
dependent Press." However, Natalia the base will, I
dare 114 T, soon have some new lie to be carefully re-
published by my " brother" of liuntingdon.—Ooe
word more. Yon soy, that you "profess the same
" political object" that I do. Very true; and this is
the fault. You profess it. and oaly profess it. I; you
bad entertained it; if you had laid it at heart as well
as on your lips. you would not have acted the part
that you have. You most have seen the effect which
the affair of the Bishop must have as to the great po.
litical object ; and, without inquiring into the goo l-
oess or badness of that object, to cast this affair aside
by pretences about " good taste and delicacy," was
to chew that the otjeet had really but very feeble hold
on your wind.