The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-07-17 00:00:00

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ings; and svhe;e we find a man orwossan etyn,„,
opinion unfavourabl, to the Qurrx, we way mph,
trust the virtue of tIA. °be, and the political iitivt
the other. It is in tte artificial circle of fashion,
coldness of heart um Ily accompanies a belie
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torted mind, that the enemies of the tintut 114,6
the greatest number of partisans. But, in ri.„1„:
the serious, moral, and self-thinking portion st
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are ranged on her side, and defend her isterrin •
an energy, utterly unknown to the puny and f,i4
beings that boa in the sunshine of the Con
therefore a miserable expedient on the part (girl
mies, to impute the sympathy inspired hy
of hostility to the Government. At the same tint
assertion is a most imprudent one; for. Unison.,

firths of the public were disaffected, the r,
would he that the Government had, by its nil
forfeited their confidenee and attachment. IN i
net, if so large a portion of society emertailat
principles. what could Prevent thew Crowson.
their designs ?

It is not the friends, but the enemies of hff
who deserve to he called letellers. The aid,

infamou% prosecution are thorongh•p
who are straininK every nerve to render theft

unpopular, and to destroy the respect
attach to the t. rown. Du they not. am

this moment, a member of the Royal Family*
grossest indignity: lint this is no morel Cod
suit; and the circumstance of belonging to sigh
on the Throne does not weigh a feather is the
of the present party in power. All the Bredms
King have experienced in succession the elimag
disregard and they probably recollect the
pressruns of contempt that were thing at dome y
Courier, during the discussions on the
We think too that his MAJESTY, wham hews
Wales, had no cause to reflect with emOsiorr
the treatment be received at their hem& k iA
fore, really edifying to see the coodneisee efty
wogs paper accuse, in a strain of frothy alms,
jority ot the public of entertaining mations it
respect for the Royal Family. The meows,
with a good grace from that impure seine vials
and fattened by those very impurities which may
subject beholds with deep regret. his true, the
at large reserve their praise for chat is truly
able ; and they behold, with assafecial grief,
thing having the most remote teatiencv to degrade
abr. It is front these feelings that tiey opposed,
endings against the hence whereas the thnir,isi
its detestable associates, hare no other oewiths
that of panders to power.
Every step which the acensers of the Qc
hitherto taken proves to demonstration hes
and their guilt. As soon as her Majisry was
of the charges, instead of skulkiag frostings, est
ceptinyr the immense bribe that was pressed ups
stay abroad, she treated limb with disdain, mod
in spite of the hardships of a Lmt jointly ki
weather, to confront her enemies. Fpeu ler •
they declared all compromise to be at as eel, tot
down upon the tables of both Houses their 'diem
Bags. In the mean time rumours ot the vilest
accompanied with the most blustering meescw,
circulated with the view of rendering her wen
able. Still these menacing demonstration,
standing their frightful import, producer/ me •
it was well for the Queen that she hulas
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neatness of mind to brave this artfully
of intimidation. It was probably the cunt
which heradversaties relied, and had it _

ing to their wishes, the reputation of their IiSMIN
tins would have been irretrievably mined. %lib
turned to the Continent, it wool( have bees
as a conclusive proof of guilt. and she waddle
for the rest of her life. filminess and unprelsellk
out pity and without reputation, to whatever&
est and most unrelenting malice conkl devise&
novunce. This engine having failed, liereemies
at once from bullying threats to soothieg.
from denunciations of vengeance to expressed
rere regret, and from implacable hostilities is bralt
negonation, in the course of which they author
sions, which it was criminal to make to a geilq_sme
and insulting to offer to an innocent one. iille I
intrigue also miscarried, another and a met=
one was played off; and even the majesty ef
was laid prostratebefore the very person, whe,entefet
to Ministers, had disgraced her rank and We Ira
long course of licentiousness. It monk! be amid
the powers of argument to offer a single onesielre
a coarse of proceeding which hears the metfolleat
marks of a had cause, and which has fixed dttior
infamy upon the accusers instead of the amok

By the last arrivals of French Papers welews
received any tele, of iu►purt.incr.—Fatale Pak
Five per tents. 79 fr. 15 c.; Hank Anhwei**.
Money is so extretnely abundant at the Sleek ti
change, that it has been offered um luau till t.WO
thug day, which is Tuesday next, at the Med:pi
cent., and has not; in many instances, lima 014
meat.
Notwithstanding all that has been said asi boo
rumour was on Saturday prevalent that as astmir
dation may yet be expected to take place. his"
the Duke of York has had an interview whit'
jesty, and has made such representations
to this desirable end.

TlteQueen has been led into an error
plate which his late Majesty allowed her W eit
Kensington-palace. The King coda Me
present of the plate b...longieg to ths Cries.
anoxia! for an order to issue fur plate from
Office to Princes of the blood, while resident it al
the Royal Palates. Such an order was math;
Majesty while Princess of Wales, and a shear ja
was made for the Duke of Cambridge, Whey hilk
sent skein bark, and they were returned laths J
Uffice.--(.1/or4eing (Aron:elf.)
At a late hour on Saturday night, a letter ellio
ceived from Dover, announcing the arrival it dit
port from the Contissent, of the Chevalier Teal
Equerry to het Majesty. The follow is sew
tract:—" Dover, July 15.—About seven this testes
arrived here, from Boulogne, the Chevalier neat
compenied by two respectable witnessed is fume
her Majesty the Queen. We understand they sor.
be followed by several Noblemen, and matey mei'
military and civil officers of rank, who come MOO
testimony on the approaching trial, in behalf ef•bil.'
Majesty."
A letter from Boulogne, dated July 11, rays 05#419
Agent of the Ilovernsuent arrived in this kin •
Sunday last. The object of his Islamism ;a to pegol.l
the other Italian witoesies against the Quer. (ea"
annmet to shoot WO) from proceeding to Eighlegill
eoushictiag them all to the Hague."