The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-01-28 00:00:00

SINGUL4R- Lev maws.

. We me assured, by )1. person of great finplitli
bitity; that a moderate and onnable Member at tit
Cabinet, out of dislike and &gest to the We.
lent conduct at certain !Ministerial Prints, whisk
`have at times libelled and defamed moat of the
• Crowned- Heeds of Europe; communicated wftb.,
a high. Law Officer, on the propriety and expo&
well,• ways even of the necessity, of checking isech
Woos, se Well for the fu'ure probable benefit of the'
reeesore, with respect to our foreign connections, is
the apparent *sample it would famish of the 10-
partial administration of justice; almost every inde-
pendent Print having been under, or being under,
rigorous " visitation. The upright and learueri
Goutleatan Is Slid to hare atiswered,-'-" Aocording
to your repiesentalieas the Newspppers you
esention, have heal guilty of condemnable acts ;1
yet as it cannot be said they have dune It with any
Neer Am than sewing the interest of the administra-
:don foe the time being; I should not Ake to insti-
tute a invocation." What a sbockirig and shameful
.I.rollection that thiintnesst den " Administration for
sinktime being," should be so unconnected with, and
4 IMO so at Midance with that 4 the whole SAtioitt
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trieream. Post•Osercire 14,411
Mails due this meriting hue arrived; except the fel.'
vis.:—Batb, Birmingham, Bektni, Cam:
brhifsl Eseiftr• gdittifergh, Gieely!t Norwich a/
W
-Newmarket, Shrewsbury and ytnieri, and
Taunten.—The Mails from Faille's*, of the
sad 251 h inst. remain. due...
"rhie pietiels veep& are to be paid melt
4ase Mb as the Swedish troops aro
...=lirOiktbe liana out for
or not at all, as
**remora tideke r*per.
Wee arimmland, that the CSOWW PRINCi Wilte-Ad
paseued homediately with the whole of his force
against Hatobtwgh. In one of its refusing to awl-
Aulate en, viasonable fermi, he would lose no time
in peshisg for the French frostier with the greater
part of it, leaving Gen. BEKNiCIRM With not less than
30,000 men, to press the siege. The freezing of the
litlita afforded greet facilities for en assault' on hs
weakest side.
We onderstend that the. 'frosty coseatoded between
Foams*, VU. and BONAPASTS his reached Ma.
drid, and that one of the article, it cesteias Is a sti-
pulation to seed the English army out of' Spain, sod
to renew the former political and commercial rota.
Minns of his kingdom with France. It remains to be
seen whether this Treaty will be sealed by the
Cortes. who Elm tortemately constricted on the
Whig 'principle, of an eibctire coottord over 4111
'weak; wicket, and arbbirerriablinations of Priam.
Ws furtherveidersumt, that la thin Tiesty Sane.
iasechsiisetany ackairsdndged the new ConWte..
Ale* dad the Cortes.- ThoCottes new assembled at
Madrid, ass sot the. liztreerdisemeg Califs *1 nag
Of trks Nftikawittflipin hews igeeetnktty ,t ea,
but the OadMOStraMilhe onnreked under thit.aeo
Zettelitutiosaiteld4 Chrowick•Y
A Me. Blount, son Of swonlitent mimeos at Inc.
. was detained M Paris at the omelettes.
,meet of the present wee, end was intititate with tie
'emeecheer of Paris, who attended the Empress.
ecceoehseeeet,- Beitepeele, with

.iiiiiiilsid'etioyed before it. -mere
meg at the more conskieraties to tooch upon before
paid, se mach could sit down: He had attended a meetia
folertless *Meat saints of the Germans It,
ktilete4UOltMeilutoniedgo, and hew hu
jib befog called *pow to adtoloidir to their
Pamela ems to wants. The seal of the meeting io the lay