From the New-York Courier and Enquirer
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 GENTLEMEN: shall not detain you long on topics of parliamentary discussion, though they are of sufficient importance to invite your attention. From the tone of the Mar quis of fLondonderry's speech, and that of the Duke of Wellington, you will perceive, that the tory party have taken it into their head to embroil England if possible in war, should every other means prove intellectual to pre- vent reform. The language of the marquis was very strong against France, and though he is hot headed impudent sort of d bully, sent forward as a kind of skirmisker, his ex- |pressions may still be considered as the voice of his party. It will require all the love of the citizen king, to weather the storm, which understand is brewing among the tories against the court of the Palais Royal, By