Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16

Therefore, that may still cable 10 write, and
TO write Nth freedom, too. 1 shall write, i'll
live from America and, my readers may de-
peii on II, that il VIII not be more than four
mouths from the dete Of this address. before the
publication of the weekly pamphlet will lie re-
suned IN London, ard viii be continued vc-
ry nearly as regularly as il has been Tor years
past.
1.-The sacrifice make would under any O.
ther circumstances he Justly considered as en-
ormous. The ceasiug OF profit of more than
Ten thousand pound gear from my works: the
loss OF property OF varions sorts, left scattered
about IN all manner of ways; the leaving of
numerous friends and OF LEGAL objects created
under my own hands, and aiiordiny me so ma
ny pleasing ensatious-Butailth this weighs no.
tn:Dg, when compared with the horrid idea OF
being siencei; OF sneaking to my farm & q,si-
esiv leaving corruption 10 trsmple out the vi
tais ot my country, while her infamous press
was revealing IL nneNposed talsehoods and ca
!nmiies 'eveed aiiist myself and INV friends ::
compared to this. no loss oftDrirne no tolls ne.
ccNSaiv To support nuineio Gus family. 40 po-
vertN. no bodily suffering: there is notliing oi
tniS hiIh that must not appear iriiing, and ..
ven wholly unworthy ofnot,cc, when compared
win the loss ottiiat SATISFACTION which si,aii
now derive from still retaining the power OF
combating corruption, and from the hope that
snail never cease to entertain of returning
to my beloved country in the day Of the resto-
ration o her Freedom"
In postScripfhn he promises to be back ain
year or two at furthest," when his friends
shall have vanquished the existing system.
The London Courier Of the 18th of A
pril, contains long article attempting to
prove that MIR. Cobbeti's chief cause for
leaving England was San ExcI,equr pro-
cess at the instance ofthe Stamp Office
and not the suspension Of the Iiabeas
Corpus. The article closes with the fol-
loving. remarks OF the politics and sup
port al various newspapers In London.
IL IS mol "a little amusing 10 find the ticfea-
aero Mr.. Cobbett accusing his OF moments of
changing sides! To do Cobhett Justice. he
HIM self never advanced any such accusafiou
H2had changed sides on general politics a, least
ihree tunes, and he had defended as well as a.
ca, Reform. Universal Suffrage. &c ON all
these subjects. he had fought the question each
way tnree or four times over. and probably had
discovered The mos: profitable at last We will
va hlmnther piecccfiusiice. we bGiieve he did
not'ook for, or receive morev rs a hvibe for
espousiiig any cause. Certainly we know of
one instance wherein present in money was
otcred to him for services lie had rendered.
winch could not have been otherwise than n
tolerably large snm but he very handson,ais,
refused it. He derived benefits however. nv
the circulation ofhiswork. While the news.
paper press IS charged with being hired maid
by the ministry, let MS see how that question
Tea'iS s'aHus. Or fourteen daily papers in
side
OF ministers, and only one of these is very uro.
h'ab'e One other paper is generally on The
siGe OF ministers: the Others are ali agains,
mem; ana the most profitable are those that
arc Tue most v'olenily against them. Of up-
wards of twenty weekly paners i'm onJon
net one espouses the cause of Ministers yea
iouSiy' two or three are neutral, hut seventeen
out OF twenty are violently against Govern
mrht. something OF the same kind could he
s. tsn IN respect to the Provincial Journals II
we iad room to-day. We wish we conId per.
Sna"e ourselves that the Opposition .Gourua.
ists choose the side of conscence IA Their than OF
profif: Upon this subject we agree with Pa.
per OF THIS morning, that 60 it Is the frnl,c al
an opposition writer not 10 be pleased. He
writes to the call and vinegar Of the mind
because ne thinks it paws better than the milk
or human Kindness. He only bawls for what
thing exceeds his vexation when he finds him.
self caught in the trap of having praised Go
verninent or the Legislature by anticipation.