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" -& PRANCE. PARIS, DECEMBER 4. Oa the id ingest his Highnefs the Arch Chancel• lOr of the Empire repaired to the Senate. His High net; appeared in grand collume, and opened the Sit ting with the following Addrels . At the moment when the gratitude of the Wiwi had plated the Was of Government In thetas& of hlt Majcfty, he cilablifit• al between hamfalf and you the habitual eassmeition of confidence. and a eannumkation of thoughts, wheels We made you parttimn to the grand &lips conedved and executed fur the good of &iv , great empurr. Thu. you have been feafonabty Informed, that bit Maleityls tuft wattles were fur pew, and that dais geserous fentimuit never abased. • Before In appeared upon the Md of battle, be offered peat* taiga enemata': " Atter victory, his triumphant band never ceded Moder the olive branch. " He hoped that le pardeular Treaties entered hats and • hie tensely conciliating every inured. would PadlaallY 'Pat Ow( ref. of me to. and finally lad to that general paci fi cation to ardently defiled by the nations of Europe, and fo seceffary to their felicity. His Majetty'selpaitations have been deceived. " Europe. drawn toward. rook by the Mamie' of Franc% has been inetfilntly recalled to combat by influence of Great Bet.lain. and the ambitious pretenflons of Rule. " Coalitions, fucceffively overthrown, bare given birth to new ones. The moderation of the victor has encouraged the van. quintet ▪ Itegreateß filets of the military genius. as well as the ex ploits data army which:reckons as nothing either &fiance or fee (oh, eat the number of its enemies, have hitherto terminated only , In glorious &matters, the fruits of which have not been peace. • England, in the mean while, has felted upon the commerce lathe world; all the products of induftry In both hemifplserea would be (wallowed up in that Gland. ' • la the mean while Runs, fo loop a Ilnusper to tie difpntes of Metope, is fomenting diforders in the Welt, at the fame time that le theatre. the Fah with her graft power. " The Ottoman fimpire Ia ditto:bed; /Mann hierotfo agalnS it, and it may Paid that the tights of Sovereignty of this empire are rredered Mt( main. • lo this Joneture, arnidll theft natelliationa and ph*, Ida . 1 ; lidalefty is compelled to abandon a murk in which he cannot flad that peace which die conqueror alone has Tooght. " It is raillery henceforth 011 render FY{ defirable to thole Wise provoke war. " It Is itteellry to render war fatal to thofe who facr them (elves to be larroloed In ie. • It is steceffary to retiree Cabinets to the happy impotence of sot king deceived any more. • It is weed:try that Princes fo often conquered timid= that clemency has itonits,and that the feeptrestbey have Prey peril In their hands. ." Hake, Gentlemen, the neulty of new plan of abduct:diary meafores proper to lufure • TIN Orli, mad mhR innortant, coolie in fupportini the' power of the nation, by contiouirg therms mantas before, awde by the development of its forcer. ‘•• alt will 'herons* neeefikey, that a nation guilty of tbejno fredtion of the laws of Pelham iota, lbould be &inbred of all Mire. latices with all civilized people. • it is weary that hls Majefty lied retain all his conveits apd that be Oswald drive from them all tke abettors of di .(mM'•• till •r moment when England (hall acknowledge there Priaelpks, which, among poillhed maims, temper the Walters i how their /tendons ; till die e poch ball arrive, wit= eV il ril e tattoo (hall have acquitted us of our obligations toward. oar faith. fal Allies; in fine, dll a several petee tali eftablith the regal of Europe, and allow to all mules the complete &oat:OOP's% it their indultry. Genttemen• you will appreciate all lid h grept and glorious In this deign. Its approaching advantages; ant lore it will Geer for the future, will not cfcipe your fagadty which will there:find ao ample empadation for the necellary e and theism mental faerlficesof which it will be the price. , • Thc guarantee of the catuatioesof thiajtp 4 , t ar t will God In the love aids people; the fidelity (to obeli tried), and the mono of his. armies; bat, shove all, In that v . who, wholfueeth has never belied its infpintions, and in that ardour wltichatimita hi no ohltulea, what the story of Franca, and le happinefs of the hymen bind arc concomed.' [His Highoefs-having terminated hie difcourfe, the Senator Percher, one of the Secretaries, mounted the Tribune, and teed the feveral documents given in the STeil, on Thtufday ha.] At the conriufion of the extraordinary fitting of the Ccofcrvative Senate, on Turfday laft, it was agreed they Ihduld meet again today. it is thought that the refutt of theft twciextraordmary fittings will • be publifited officially to-morrow. M. De Ficauharnais, Ambaffedor of France to the Court of Spain, let out yefierday morning upon hie deflituttion f with two Secretaries. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. VIENNA, NOV. ta. The rumour bas been fpread here, but we know not how fat it is well founded, that the Emperor of the French dppe and difpleafed with the afismbling of an army in Bohemia. The public at Vienna and the principal cities el the Monarchy had conceived tome us/aline(' relpeains the part which the Cabinet of Auaria might take in there eircumltances ; but we Rath, mares that it will not perfift in fupporting an army upon the frontiers of Bohemia and Moravia; fpr, linee hoftilities have ceafed in that quarter, the ofily motive for collating troops there no longer • It appears that the Ruffians are determined to venture upon anew war againft France : though their RA plans mutt have been confiderably deranged by the late events in Pruffia. We are, howereneertable that this war will not operate as a new tem.ptatinnip Auftria. . • It was eafily forefeen that the misfortunes of Prof— fia would produce very little effect upon An& pls;serk . whom the negleßed to heemir with her alliance whetl flie might have done it, and when they were in the remelt need. The public now (peculate upon her difallers with the utmofl indifference : and among our troops, fentiments more unfavourable arc wsanifefted. As the manner in which the Ruffians have repre• tented the events of the lad campaign, hat been ge• nerally difreliffied in Autiria, these is no doubt, but tbat (herald they experiente any new reverfes, they will alfo be treated with indifference, not to fay any worfc of them. MILAN, NOV. a 6. The French Conful at Ancona has informed the Miniiter of Marine, that Capt. Coll, Commandant of the Italian corfair le Sans Pew, which lately .ptn stifioned the ifland of Tremitti with fo much faccefs, io confequence of running through an Engtills direr Son, has again diainguithed himfelf spiral a *we+ fame chebec of so guns. Capt. Garb wait fnrCedisf Orris ef weather into St. Pennino, the '6l Agofte, in Dalmatia, when a Ruffian crufair and MO Italian Ow took te fege there alfch The Sans Peur did tiofhifitate its attacking them, and after an oh. Aiitate 6sla, obliged them to cat their cables ,and tuft, cuing their floop and a crew of thirteen. =ea , li•nr of whom were killed, and, the sea made rifts ners. Amon; the latter, (even were wounded, Cap. , lain Carty alfn retook one of the 'aluminize% ; the was uther. funk by the Roman chebc.F..; 4 6 6 . • FROM Tilt iiUT9II-,IPAntRI. • EROM,THR TURRisH HOVi ss, • The Commandant of Belgrade has , c ourse', ,c -fufed to give up Asa; plate to the Streit:ls, CaoRR: antly with the ordarsif the Porte, Kuzanfi hug aleabled the garrieon, and reprefented the Nate' of it to them, made them (wear to defend it to the laft drop of their Woo!. This ceremony findbed with the reclamation of 4 4 Vsve Kuzanfi Ali !" The Aga of the Janizaries, in the lower town, was obliged to employ menaces to bring the troops to the feincre• felution.—ln the =can while the Envoy of the Ports. has retired to Semaodria, to wait till Czerni George Shall obtain polTeffion of Belgrade. VIENNA, N0V. 14. Negoriations of great weight are going on here, but nothing trantpires. In the mean while, we hear' that an Extraordinary Envoy, in the perton of Prince Lichtentlein, is to be fent to the Emperor Napo. Icon. Frince Ferdinand, who commands in hjoso. via, has ordered -Come improvements to be made in the works at Olrontz. The removal of our troops from Bohemia is Bill talked of, though their deflinotioo is cot for Poland, as at 6r4 reported ; they see to form 4 44W Prosy ; they are to return to their garrisons, mid merely to compote a flight cordon along the frontier of the I Auarian States. ,;~,~ DRESDEN, NOVEMBER 29. According to intelligent; from Ftanckfort on the Oder, we learn, that the edlumn of French troops under Marfital A ugereau, proceinalbg through Elburg to Dantzick and Graf:ldeate, has returned. The fortrefs of Dantzick, nor yei evacuated by th Prof- Gans; is birdied by the French. On the 2111, torrid Pelnh Noblemen, en Adju tant belonging to Maraud Davoucead feline Oh. cers, arrived at Warfaw. and were received with great joy.. Preparatinv were making for organizing every thing on a now footing. The early, of the army under MOW Angerean was 4itinzpelled be fore the z6th. WurCaer itfelf, and theitlierie of the Pruffian territory olk thesither fade of the Vifiala, were totally gripped of trcApe. 14. po r and. Secre tary to the Prince ur Benevento, and General An d rentry, concluded rbtlate negotiations with the Court of Vienna. morrz, DECEMBER 4. The Legion of Poles under General layonchek hitleen very loon completed, and marched from this city lin Berlin on the ad . '' Before it vlitharevi, it rook the oathoof allegiance to the Emperor Napoleon. The Pro lien garrifon of Platfenberg arrived at Ban• berg, prifonerb of ear, op the satb. FRANCE roar, pEcamna t. Nientnirg and Platfenburi.'the only two fortreffes the . Priam, bad on the fide of Bohemia i capitulated o n the fame day ; viz. the 25th ult. The garrifontof the latter were made pri(ones of war. ' ' The difarrning of the 1 - 14itur is completed. Three thoufaud of thei, witholit waiting for that meafure, entered into the Freneh fervice ; the tell received two months pay, 'and were fent to 'their homes. Officers who refufe to give their parole are treated as prifoners of war.' The arfenal of Caffel produced Soo pieces of brafs canno n , and 190,00ri, (L and of sari. Eight thoufand herfesbare been demanded. •ICtMtta 2. We are sabred that the Auß►ian troops affembled in Bohemia are to proceed in different regiments to their refpeaive garrifous ; and that the exportation of 18,000 hngtheads of Hungarian wine has been permitted for the ere of the French army. Baron Feiner is charged with the management of this trans salon. P4 , ItL444IEPITAr. PROCELiDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, DEC. q. nail IT/31011 OS TIM. ' WON & passiritiniT St Till UIeTT" gaimpow or coitgAt lOITASII/ y ae 11116,110. afrolitso TO MITT AT wayslipinkli, ea Iteltalvirs 1 5 75 01 • 28- TIMM, tte6: This being the d.y appointed for the meeting of Parliament, the Level Chancellor came to the Wade about two o'clock, and acquainted the Houle, that his Malay, not thinking fit to be perfonally prelim that day, had been pleated to caufe a Conamiffion to be iffued, under the qt eat Seal, in order to the r 6 opiiliqg and holding of the Parliament. Then four of the Lords Commiffioners, vit. the ' • Archbifhop of Canterbury. the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Aylesfotd, and Lord Walfinghant, being feted on a form placed between the Throne and the Woolfack, the Lord' Chancellor commanded the Gentleman Wino a the Black Rod to let the Corn moos know ster . Lamis Cansmiffroners defired their immediate attamistie lir that Houle to bear the Connuifficin 'amid. • • 4- t • A. -gram number of 'Members of the Honfe of Commons, preceded by Malts. cy, Dyfon, and Ley, jon. the Clerks of the Houfe, Aortly afterwards came to the Bar. _ • . The LORD CHANCELLOR then Paid, ' 46 ,11 , LORDS /Ns GLYTLIMEN OW TWO Hamm Or COMP/Oki A Its Majetly not thinking fit to be peanut bare this day In his Royal Perron, has Deco plmfed, In order :o the opening and bolding of this Pain:imam, to attire Letters Patent to be padd under his Orem Seal, conilitoting as and feveral other Lords, acids named, his Commiffionet., to do aU thing. In his Maki. tee snow, oo his part nreefary to be performed In title Paella :moot. This will more fully appear by the Late !WM amp. Wye% which alba now be read: • 7 • The Letters Paw' were read by the Clerk : after which the LORD CHANCELLOR raid •MT Lola AND GIN/LIME?' OT Tilt HOUSE OP COMMONS, • We have it lit command from his MajeftY to let you know, that, as loon u the Members of both Houle' gull be (worry the caufes of his Majeßy's canary: this Portia:nem wjll be &chiral to And, It being necrifsry that a Speaker of the Houk of COW 'moos mould he firß cisdan, it is his Maleity's pleafare the rm. Gentlemen of the Houk of Commons, do repair to the plea where you arc to fit, and there proceed to the choice of Time pas per perfou to be your Speaker ; and that you precise, here, fitch peril= whom you mall fo eboote, tomorrow, at mire akitinc, S.r his Makilys Royal approbation." . • The Commons then witbdiew. Psayere treta4read, after elvish the I.nrd Chaneil. kw us* the oaths at the tabk, and . then refumed hh feat an the Woo track. c.. 4 The cercrArbnial :of adroMillering the oath' m the Peers prcfeot then commence* sits& conlidemble number of Peers who Attended Were then Amen. The Lord . Chancellor %Ya& hrft iwom, Sind abet. • • . la • a• 4 LA • $ •V % • Tile lithe' PAN. iliste lo 1;444,4 ktetu In, rgriff.,. AmoAmonglttlifeWete 2 ~... _ • • -di Tbe A of Canterbury. tie pass of teat,* the Seallierd, Absecon', the Ilatto ((A 'i OPPWIIa at Inman. 1.1000114 Ilistelier. I 166 T TWenwesitis4. Owtrir, Goefveovo, Ilieoni op etlawbotAroditarelnottian.a9 olo o' lt.Moor% Rotas, Redadale.someroue.ke. -4 - Lord Aide jays of Cealle) tvarOverediwod by Lord Wang les; swittorisr.istisee. Mottasear ee Ctrs**, sad Writ. et Pllkbilinnlnnrlng Wm marl bather Mk, Isis tsseilup tooLalsit belest ilm sod ls eDep tilsfass. . . , ~. tsia . .., . a. .. 1 . 1 iis.ille Princes' ft ir slid Hsi*. se *lli ' 1•411181/, •. • •t! , ;:r atre3 ; Aviv /lc. t.; a; r.„ ; ' • At fwat shirelhottok4AmiliPANloge 44 IWNlVll.OWNeivflfinflueretssel .ied dxifta.oessoela ef',... . 4 *"' •• ' I. "'''' ' O " 9 / 4 rstoip::). mertn%pri ti .... 1 11$14 9 0 ,ClallsPs l l - , s4tE (A In • • : ~- • .Citelestl:OsvieilosiVolyto. ilwqr3 pa ii:: Ifi&llliktir47b4siplocubT.4. /Ma haelf bade co thesis& ham, bailor* the laapp, Nana ikawaradik_, in the saws called 'the Lima Galgt.f•-bcSaa-ld'm limbic. nod at it:qttartar ahoy two Aare append. andtll prOlcuodted, when the Deputy Alfhemairtlm Black Spa catered, and addreffed the Mywohmagmar i• Gamete ts a 11-.-The berk e n a ttalltrinndltrititint of his Maje(l7:4 Cammilloa. ire the iotelladlarc attendance of this Honourable Hoskin tits Houk 4,Peterv,t• bear the cootinion icipli! Qa which the great body tithe hiewtherspracted-1 eel to the Upper Houk. Having returned, a panic of a few minutes enfocd. Mr. PR4GGE BATHURST - n-0a; I akaker4 " I.tite. Sir, (addrelprig Mr. 147. thp•SewitaeOlorir at the table) to call upon the Membere.ofthehlimie to erercife'ime oftbcir ancient, mak undooloted. and in many rerpech. =paq ipipiiiint - pa/us/4 without which our funaioni art iptarrlipted, sod ow delibel rations without goidanFit, whaalitajpefts the °wit tily Of our (cicalas One hunt *wag ourrelvia, pro perly tptalified by tbe voikoof the Repeekroitives of the People. by d kimakledge_pf thtir Pritileget, and of the e sertife of their FOOD , / illirborilT ever 1 54 , - 1 victuals, whide dinrif %ell bi to . preterite &Oh prl vilegei inviolate; to alum the jerdooly'of dolt Monte at the appearance of encroach/Dent 'from ant Wiwi quarter t and Who is, by his awn authority and ex-' perience, competent to maiatain confiltetsey and (Ades in their: own proceedirige: Sir.' the troika: create of Parimpfe.ntary bufines,liods of a publio and. private - W*ore, which occatict fd la lie a Odrridoi of the attendance of this Honk, during fo large a Por tion of the par; 4 the fortieth's& protraCked, and frequent debates of thio Houk, have all coadooed to .rtederinithi duty of the. palm feletted to be the 3 1bcchetr arduous in ithrl4 soiroften switimpee tent to the Houfe. Tbesopplicatioa of former pro: eedenrs i as they are to be found on our Journals and Records, it is the bufneek, en the moment, for the Speaker to underlaid. -in order to be able to re gulate our Debates ; and the unwritten, though not left important, law of our writ proceedings, lhoold be likewife familiar to the Chair that governs them, — I could afford many iofiances from thok who are now unhappily no more, in which it 'has been pro ved, that there unwritten maxims :are a - part of the bulwark of our privileges, and form a part' of that Imperial i.aer whccb contlitutes the Conflitution itfelf, which unites owliberties with order, and which from the apparent difcord of its parts, prodrico the harmOny of the. whole.' Sfr, the talents requifire rot the ape difcharge of the duties of th e Chair of this Houle. are not of an ordioary defoription. An int oirtiality that retorts confidence, a dignity that cods mends rerped, a temper and affability to conciliate and difaren contention, arc only among the additions reguithe -to fill it. to which mull be united a found judgment and cultivated underfianding; a knowledge not tut rely of the forms of Parliament, but of man kind. and Odle affairs of the world. There are Toms of the itOinis on which the authority of our Speaker r mutt Ittfouothidi he mull be po ff elfed of there qua lifigations among many ahem-before the Hours can be dittrofed to Lena him with the full lure* of Its power; betel& that power is tobe ufed. and orders under it adminiftered, to th e purports for which they' wow Intended, 0 general Good as well as the • regularity of the proceedings if this Hook; and by . their eurcife he will receive from the Hook.and• the public confidence and offseut t from which be will cleiire a power, on fit occafions; to relax without, infringing upon the Rules and Orders of the flopfe,. and of Orewingteselemerstoindividual feeling: PUty . nag thus defer - Ibid. however imperfeittly. and intact, ,. fatly. I own, forme of.ths requilites of the Speaker of diis aide, I am aware of Come others which ought to, lie poffeffed by the porton wbollsould fill that Chair, rind I koold lamely venttire to propofe any Gentle man io situation which requires fo many qualities to furl it, on any ienpreltione, qr oa any judgment of my OW°, hut I am confides; the -Houle will go before me. 'do this occation-(dear, bear, heae:!—lt Rill be dicpofed „te teleß for the Chair a petfon rather from experi. epee pf the pH, than by arty recommendation of any radioideal. if, Sir; the' fight of the Chair reminds ;wield the e dytiesintotliktr fttjund the requi fit es to fill licc 4 bps furs I Thrill teltto the recollettion of the 4-ROl:fel:he charafter and qtrilitWs of a Gentleman who . b.., filled it—tsar, I m o, h e w h.-with honour to him- Wind advantage to us all: Tho difficulties, there ' fore, under which I labnor, confill not in convincing the Houle of the propriety of the propofition I (hall take the liberty to make, which is that of recom• mending to the Chair the Right Honntriable Charles Abbot—bear ! hear ! bear !)—bitt • my difficulty' atifes from a recolleCtion of the muck fuperior man- - ner in which he was offered, and on a former coca firm, by a Right Honourable Friend of mine, pot note in the Houle, and the eloquent addreft which be then made to the Houfe ; but, -Sir, Iconfole myfelf with the reflettien t that experietice'of. his conclud has ten. dad to eftabliffi the public :charafter of that Right Honourable Gentleman, ant only with that part of this Houle which had an opportunity of perfonally I obferving. but thofe who were then not, but are now among us, as well as with the public in general ; fo that the Hook may difpenfe with the iefufficieney of his prefent Propofer.•• I am, en this account, the left anxious abosit the manner in which I have flared the general duties of the fituation ; bectufe. I can refer to los Arial charge:ter:for thok dories; by referriag is. the Winner in which he hae.dircharge s d them. Amok, to be floe, have Rated that the conkilla of that RiArbtataisrurable Gentleman in that Chair his joP tifiedthe eloquent eulogium bellowed upon him whet he Witrpropored to tkil it ; andlam-eonvinceth that by Cucb condqt; we hare a Ruch bcuer And ample . neatly peercee *Wel of the Hattie itielf, than by any ids we as kart of it io the adrift; Int this i!: uni aß—thae arc other copies on which the Right Hnnoorahle Gentleman has claims to public favour —topics corrneeed with the general duties of the Chair uf.thie,Houfe—pahlic duties in official fit ; don, nod tlitteefy tweet's which leaking* tranfeitions in lobs .is . Of tally nndethund. ender the bead of privatajbetineft s..itaall which theiliiht Honourable r ... GentlbauGyrae. remit kehly. • lAid or this. I Sits .04Iiillbtjhapeffied. WPM whisk fist :rife mo. llattf ili rellisateent has fled its-de Clsairdor: emuc k a that • e: beenConfhiestotiffitlifphiyed by bins; Is 11 l eft ye had the. honest of accefs to. Wet ; r .-Herr is this.4ll. far his srawentioffi. atientintu An intlidas4alsk, ;mirky in carrying Wrier effinaerlistypeimishlOigaiion nfanditruhiry into the. Rate el tifk-Ateiledistisiga Oistifeu its wisir.h be be. B cireed* mitch4ool,4leleteldsinkeltrAl which Padio usjorgiscit.o t eindeleepedetail with that wkielkirliiillf is . sesnlthete bees confined • to Au etirteue kW . s 001( *perinea( compre bestirs naiad, of rpitglWrAeiltittlt fi.preferand know- . kith. WI olieeleW rlalistece, tefielefetigable in- . deft?, of ceillitetionia viliavWS Offing him for • : !tide lotions I beg lave 40 - 111OOKThrtht liigittlis- V . AC Chdrlps Aisho his t.tbßflikeibe Chitral this • =list.!.r: Feti4 Awl"- - • " - - ~' I WILBERFORCE:4.Ik. irr Tiring• to ft.? • %red the 'Roden which, Ong jolt. heel made by nay • Right Honourable Friend, 1-easout.helpfeellug d n n... liderebly irporeffed with. the afeitsec.tinnehiele•tbe:,. ilea* bee hem jolt now phefedentetelifellarte. Kittle: fettle of gratitude for the torkertieuelleeieddlibtr complete adequacy of the ' aleamerabloi6nua.. denten whet lathe &Nett 'of nelieew came eke: barks of casein imp gratittuht•alrehdy: crested by. the Hetet, as 'well afroot * totalbitspineas st 6 Jig competency for th e ta lk to be impeded,. I caitaittesc,' taiga no doubt, at4y the ittotines whinis'l Op sow fear conding, will ultimately mess. with yew eosin, op. probation. It is alma! usipedfary, aftdrelhat hoe bepti Paid by the Right floonurablemovir..foy:',..ao adclunish in rifjpg. to *end higuggeition, • I east not horsier refrain 'fawn waking .ir few oVervatimiiic • on this soccalinth•hoth in jutlitni to tbe 'importance-oil the folic& itleifiand to the more complite..illultstug tioa of the, Ws ant! refpcaabit elifiraller alluded sal' ti.ha" i' hi° Ltitoell• iltrit 4 P-EPPeiliatif Honks of Parliament s Many and undoes absties , us. Mt.. • Slaw, beyond 'What lie Is required to r arqrsniblic lact A iis public. This is foeudiesa elf* dna diU•Wit ' ohm'. other Members of Pialiansent, -' A grunt . *CI private alrocatiope• becomef bectrifesy spun necafions. I have-now the fatishillob to prawass . sr* demi which is not enly gratifying to toy own - instal.' nal feelings, but alftiMod Snaliiicnt with my 'feekire a pnbild life. Impreffed with a jullarnivihioenftho high ilatesrune of that office which we are now to= deernOrtor adequately to 'fill, my Right Horniest& Friend has wishireat propriety prefaced hi 'motion. by pointing Out thr greener. bF the talk to be per formed. and the Vietnam- and' qualifications which are neceffary tOclifchargb it with, faiilfaition to the public. He who calcOlates id real' importance, has impeded upon Madill a great talk. It is an office which it 'intimately conniaed With the greatnefs of this entpire, and may.be laid to operate as* cmife of promoting true happinefs throughout all. its inhz. bitants. The qualifications which are 'neceffary, are acknow i ladged by all to be great and numerous, but perhaps we.are not to likely to form a jot and proper eltiosose of their Hal value, on account Of the quiet dwarfs which we live, as there is a difpc: fition in litinkiltd to vie* and appreciate things in the light avid*. tailing circumtlences may luttifyl —At prefene we are not tritubledhy internal com motion .6koAlitirt go on quiet?. ado:mom:tin. ly (peaking, the _pante* unanimity prevails...-. Every thing befog elms flowed...arid ghat; 'batik, rontlernation sod cottfcbfioe ale one of ricei'thie• is, notviithasindiw r , far from beinrtht mamba his which a re to Arnett _the i AllalifinatioweesoldrokFc: for Co k-autPraftsoufsble a. fittiation. We whelk : proceed, y ilisoisig it no* Wailer, if viewillt ter 'clothe it Wilt olFeleety- and hammy le ail its parte! 4ir a undenbierdlywa are not to f?ppofe, thin Wealth ,- we hale 114.4 h appily, itt times in which oar wukadv libellee heft. been Wire nod tits righttrii iillit . Hask..optitioveryearancit of the Ise*,Qtuisciimee .l heen,purissved entire, and their privilege. nortir - ' 1714 E4 Woo, it is ettiotportitta for us .0 deal a . don itit4trately aersainted.with all the branehineelh- OK glorious Conaitution.. We lhould remember; die • the happieshirt-a great country is not to be 'spored to danger. by regulating ow conduit by Crilailler'' events.. or uniting entitely to an appreiciedon of cica •' cumdances, formed in rinses free 'from courrootheaf • No, Sir; this ought not to be our line of rowitsit...-r . Wc ibould guard againa probable events r we fiscield. remember that the perfon whom we choefe ought. n a stlt : orcifions, to be one who is perfealy acquinotedirl k the conftitution of his country..We Should over heir • in our view that (mall deviations may in the end con duce to great change-. • It Is tiolrby an intimate ac quaintance with the cottfiltution,lbur any man• tan ultimate the elicits of (mall changes, fo as to know where they are or are not of rellmportance: Oa thefe prineiplet, therefore, molt undoubtedly one of the qualikations we require in the perfon we chofe as our Spea.W-, is a perfect otystaintosce with the con- Ditation ; or, I may alsnolt fay, that he &rad. be one who polliffes a complete kw of it. Theft mu& .flons,kovrever,are almolt identical; For every one wb ^r liciowf the blcffings to be 'enjoyed from it, and who has (senile the enjoyment of thole bleffings, cannot 'istit.be, in Come degree, in love with that conditotion Proem which they - originate, and grow more and more attached. so Kin proportion. as he feels the keret fixing* whirls regulate its • Sir, undoubtedly.. too .114 • peke acquaintance with tbe.hillory of the.coencryna. and its oenainttional hiliory, Or:lMay fay. thetneir• • liantentery ItiPary of et. at be.:66viour teretistr one to be abfolutety Deorfory *o49* - ef:ihrrisalklbi.: : cations to br logic jinere s atfeAblpeky.la 41( 0 . cite, *upon' thatinatint. . .nice-Mraleaeor ;delicate: quellions .4 ripsgekre .. aeditemorYofelled• ssef. of jortitineibritt tamper Org . tOACTITOodi it•foie - city of manners,tne alihly importan!,iisdeferased by my Right Hoe. Friend. Thefei-hbwe'venrit - iie -: alma' noneteffary Nl' me to fpecify, as thiy mat} accord with the feelings of all who have been• in tie ' Houk. ilshile , she Right Hon. Gentleman now pro: P•rfed occupied'llte. Chair. Their resolleitions will no doubilupply them with foffictent evidence of his quali§colients .its theft , rcfpotts, -lir, A &vaginal / •./