Star. — London, England, 1817-05-13 00:00:00

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IT, ROW:IITAULI), Secret:ll7. rPHE LAST DAY of DR A W INC the pr. sent ..11, admired LOT PERT will be on TUII.'4DAY, the ..oth of MAY, wheat it Prizes or AI: WOO 4 2,000 4 t ,ono 6 ...... ...... 500, &c. • With 'Poo Prizes to a Blank, Must be tirtrn. As, therefore, there is only One Day tnnre to Draw the re=icl , te of the Tickets, the only opportunity ut obtain- lug the abuse Ceritals is now before the Public. 1 This day were published. price 44. ed. L ETTERS on ill. EXPORTATION n: COT TON I'dllolS.-9y J. 11. which wig the 11114 t 114 LA d Lat • v CaUf k t's be adopted Ear t .e watAie an I happiness of the Count. try ; :he m re esp-cially on el measure which went to affect the very of •he Cotuthtstipn. Perim, tail 'meter nim ahscondi. Londoitt Printed for 1. M. Rieharaest, 23, Cortthill, opposite the Royal Etchange. 1 . 11!, day Veal riblislied. In royal hen. price Fl Is. in boards. (I)edirated, by l'ermi-sitni, to the Right Hon Lord Eldon), the `rend Edit en, with consideraWe Alterations and Additions, and an A npendly r,f Precedents, of TRLA !'1:;E ‘,ll (11! BANKRUPT LAWS. ily FRANCIS W - HITMARSH, Of Cray's Inn, i:•q. Itarrister at I.asv. London: Prin•ed fir Bu:.t.:rivorii ai.d :kat, Fleet-street; and J. Con!:c, Or nintid Qua;, SEA-11.11 HIM.) INl•lithriAltY., rha Pause:. It Lor.pyr, Parries. • Id: Earl of I.lv ear••t•r., X. C. President 1.14.: , 3 r PAiog: '1 ick.'t Xio 19i. ITAIE 19 t I Eteoth ,C:1 1 , 3 6 f,?llagler v 11 0Six!cr:1•1, 1 8 6 1 . !4..k..:3.:trl Shares, 1. - arr4ott'd to:Ji.xn, are sc ;ling at the of of G. CARROLL, Str)ck.P.roker. No.'. C., r i t hia, Oxford-s:reer ; When: 7,715, the I.a.t Prier of t%er drum, wi4l 6.,1k1 is Shares. with &Jai other earOxl/1. EitSARY nt the GO- A'. I. It 12N3.)ti re!: te et: 114:43 at r thp 16th uf May • rreci.4l., , the I,TVLL:VOCII,, Prt.ident, II) .17:e Chnir. .. LV A 9139, V.P. siGlom. fitory PoWoe; Esl. C:t...rpt It ~;•1.., Y.sch. CeorgetAelsou. V. 1.. cj.. Ji;:lis. i toire4.9), Esq. _ Frede,fek Wcllb, tsol. Edward tY mi llo, Vs% Isto b ls of tkeS:vm ; at flit. Rar of rube ; atiJ of the Svc:Pl:try, No. N 5. Caa. (ors Thtaruday milruirg. the I Sth I Hi 7. • tkrrrtary. INS 0! TEM CLERGY. A RSA.I. isf the rstiTSIC to br per. Anniver•ory Mersin? ea this MARITy, rat Quirch of :ft. Not. nu 'focsaor the •ftery ots I miner)* r lted of Ma) ; when Rehr.' before le+ ttoyat tilthis.4l the Duke the Lewd Archbi4hop of Canterbury, sheir tte RI& Hnn:ttse Lord Mayer, Sheriffs, Re. by the Rev. Laurence airdner, h. D. :hapel, and Anima hionlitig Preacher at let square. tiI*RWARIK tens tbr DillEE of KENT. he EarrVeruluas, lbe Lord Mayor. tics eurruugh. `.l..Chancellor of the Dioetre of R oel i ta v r. 'cud, ay. Vice Chancellor of the Culver- Ain, Ewe!. M.P. 'aylor, Egg M.P. Sikes, A.M. Vicar of Gailsbaroagb, Nor- owe!, AIL Lector of Eitt I lontdon, Etat Ertl. Al, Esq. cantle. or the Overture of }lather. Mr. nap 'en Te Deem and Jubilate, with the Chorus Haliniejah, fin. the Lail boil Omnipotent ht ennii. qui! on purp•ase for this Charlty,by 4.Jarldel's Grand Coronation Anthem. The ceediriceil by 14^. Creatures; Leader of the land, doors or tot, .c.:beJral will be o,iene.l each -Tick'etS ;or :Fe Ca. fiedral and f,:r the Din riots' 1-.'1:11 to be Lad grads. of Messrs. Net liond-street; kiatchard. I'iccadilly; Vt. Pears C.hvithitard; et tee' treat Itovits nt Charles Inckoell, g. q . Spring-garden (ary to the stewards, by whew benefactions c thankfully received. • the Colkcilems at Sr. Paul's and MCT• will be appropriated by tie Stewards in Ap ril) of necessittsat Clergymen. 1 1 tilts. This day was pabHsbed, priee Ss. sewed, THE Saert d and Indefeasible RIGHTS of the CLERGY Eitainsined, Recognised, and Vindicated; the Odiln, Moral Obliganfoii, and Policy pf the Law of 'nthes, as fu 3t regards (Mushy, inquired into ; with a safe, staple, tad diciest Plan for relieving the People from the obnoxious Denims imposed on tkin by the Chureb, withust serous la tely or Intanven&nee In any Individual. By a 011111TLISMIte 6 ,:ilne an Inntate of the Inner Temple. Addressed to the Nit lion. Lord Viscount IV:lt:run, M P. for YOrtabire. Printed for Gide and Fenner, Paternoiter.row. ROYAL WARM and SHOWER BATHS, RAMSGATE, !Al Row:SED sr HISROYAL HIGH NEs:. THE DUKE OP Ct.ARENCE. DYA SON bags ieave with sincere gratitude to 11 , • went Ida thank - , to she pithile it getterai, and to those Fa *lin and their Frunds particularly, who are IS the wham Fzllt of visiting Renr , gre, for hr very great support and moo • ntrrant hls Baths recenr‘d duntig the last eeasuni and respect !Why informs them, that oh I are now open under the usual %emend regulatious,and are kept prepared for their reception st any hour or IND day from Seven o'clock to the morning until ?re et night. A kb maybe had at a minute% notice, which he Ratters him tell eat b, so se ,,, m o, o d o ,i oe , to fame La•ties and Gentlemen vta tie the Tepid Bads as a pleaserable preserver of the health after a jourtury t or any othsr fatigutng aletelea. • The Proprietor Is undo, obligations to many Medical Gentle- Tani Re. for their advice and recommendation. and anxiously teprs that an anWoous elention to tiro wall doing and condort of the Bather, tiagethor vith an ispodonce Of ntaay years on the lan sf tht attendants, wand' continue to his Baths chat decidtd iftrobstino or erkkh he hoe 10 mail testimonials. N.B. be it House, comprising t i ro Parlours, Drawing-room, titht Beds, &c. to Let eclat by the Month, or ror the Seas_ u, 'marry reasonable terra. Curare of Enquiry after Lodgings (post paid,) addressed sJ. , 1 sue, Royal Liistne Baths, Rewrite, will meet with imate• ollin &caution. henget', May 1,11 l 17. • Pet 51 It ANOI/4RY, DROPSY, °RAVEL. OBS UMW. TIONS in the URINARY PASSAGE, DIABETES, and CF.NIIRAL WEAKNESS. WESSEL'S JESUIT'S DRCPS. Tn bis Jetty's Nave these Drops have for nearly 100 years past asiotalned their eh:traitor as a specific for the Scurvy, Gravel, &Var. Straiguary, Weakness and Obetrustions in the Urinary `amite, and General Debility; but partioularly fur their absolute d'Pertly cure of the Venereal Direaw t Weasel ' s Jedoit's Drops aPtritic Remedy, are the oily safe and ex: edblous Cure, and are to innocent in their nature, as to reqdire ur no restraint. Ala mutative for General Debility, Wessel's Jeault's Drops 4 ttebtrn long lianas and trammed: whether the Debility arises fans the too copious use of &tertiary, from ewe' es ut Venery, or 12 terve heat of Climate, tbey are eqtielty servi :e.i le!—taeh as lave the misfortune to be troubled with old stchborn Gkets, Se- Effusiona,or any Weakness of the Matineys, Unners or Blad dati ihabetet, or difficulty of makill Astir, will allocriaaaa a ai,lete cure by due perseverance. great object* be attended t•I Is, that Purchasers oho:3d elt careful hi lirviLgtbe et tie and genuine Preparatinti, as the tie- Ws and dangerous, counterfeits attempted to be fulattd oh the P ubila. by absolute filiudioods, are won merges, that the Prepr'e- Las regatta every yard:tart Wash tpr %Vette ISCreii Daces. CaIITION C Wesse•'s Jeqift's Drops are ineo la %black stamp, tyr o an imitation 01 a stamp, with the following °Med thereon : m,Joseph Wessel, St. Pact'. church.pard,' • Price 2s. 9 per bottle, and In large bottler, eellfallialf tin Li. tee , buld by Sanger, Oxford :trues ; Ward, Hawn; ?utt, ka44ll;c; liineekridgc, oippoilte Lundon Docioh 4). • NI,T3IBLE . (JIVE Rey 1)r. .11. Preach a SKRa l uyapi rat.. it, the !. he Nobility, ; Sr.efutin • of eh that a I.,:rt Nv:l:l34.lati 11 0 , ,illc 1 .... 7 '4 letter, dirrcti cwt .; •urt, Dcrt sit tial ln the nltoc,rd 1.. r, 02;!EltAL ; . 4 • . •,, tc •aigke !•!:::. ANNIVI vfIeNORS cod tn.,: at t!.e Loneloa hall.past Rev lie Right 1 - /on. t fv;s3m, I w.l isoutt i.tcrie I.no rias‘. Intl i :.c.oatt..er, Les. • e'rett, tag. .I , t e r, toe. each; oe y, o .t on Coat ealtua ;to meet,en k befor • 811 4 1 priE REH EA J. formed at the A • in the Cathedra • a.. ! tie AolaiOrTi ~%11t.lf OM be pr. sk Grate ti I•te..:..ps site Wallops, Ciettt.. ii r.:ch•er of Lemma CI C wrge's Hanover Hie Royal Highness the night Him the Ike Right Hon. the The lion. Jule' Fine a Burton, E MaarreS , ahvy, DA lb, Vev. law:, We Oaf Cambridge. Sin Archer Houlak George <: a• son Tay The Rev. Tho:nas S daapton The Itt v Harry Poe terlirn Giseler, E,l tscy. ;Ain Harford, rte, Wilam hlertvlith, Lam elm Shadwell, The Music wt.l con* Ida Or. ad Oettlngen from tie Messiah, • 11 oluttb," an Apathy:ln • Buyee, sad MT. 41 Yee cerldwAsei our. W are.— 14 'deem lay at Ten o'clock: —T two Merchat.r 'I ayle to 14 sad Felt, Hoof? *Atm. olvirritsh, yt Olio, t mph.; and Terrace. the Secretary due Chanty well be N.D. The winde a. Plant Taylor: Hall wi plaiting the Cbildret This day v THE Siete d a CLERGY Mao Orlyin, Moral Obligati in as regards 6.4 Cell sad effectual Plan for Bathos imposed on joy or inumverienci bencime an Inmate a Right lion. lard Vise Printed far ROYAL WARM a HU ROYAI. DYA SON h • trim Ilia thank Win and their Fray ballt of visiting Rani.) ragethat hi. baths re' fully Informs them, terns and regulations, at *try hour of the dal I'm at night. A Ilrh maybe hid reti rill be an aroma arts lain tbe Tepid his after a journey; or any The Proprietor b u favo,dtc. for their ad tons :hat an aieWoot of the Bat her, &geckos Pn sf tilt attendants, Ifftebattea at which N.B. halt House, Lyht beds, &c. to L vs very twootable to L• etters of Enqui ry DI‘OOO, RIVISI "are tate mouton. Yalsogate May 1 , Tet 51 R ANOU4V TIC)NS in the U CEMERAL wa A IVESSEL'S T jetty's Naves asiotained their char Llnlny. &feigner', ranniv. and General dspeedy cure of tb 6 1 0 nitic Remedy, ere to tasecent ia etti Ala restorative fa havebeen ions human Net the too copious inner beat on Cline hoe the misfortune tttaal Eiusioas,or en . Insbeeri, or did giplete cure by due great object be earetul ii, baviv.gs n6B and dangerotes ; hbßv. by shaoline h Inv ropiest every pOl carrion --.11,04 Cirders from the Country punctually executed. T..io it NS BY and Co. titoc k• Brokers. 26. Cur:shill' beg hair toorentind the Public, that the S FATE 1.01 1 - ITIKY will bnlsb Drawieg rm '1 UE9uay Next. .1 Witte and Sharea areal Aa3e, svarratredllmireven, tehreb nut ratty Preceno thu Chaure of the pr, sent Prizes, but elan to Ole Grand Luttery to s be Dramm o:t 'kr 4111 of JUN 1,78, A i't ize ot AMA. S per Cect. Coaaole. wig bold in twelve atates I.ORNSLIY and Co. This day was pubtsbcd. Illustrated with Siren rtellues.by the Author s front Drawing. oil the vpot, fu One Volume , alvo, iftler ts. Nerds, A NARRATIVE of the BRITON'. VOYAGE to P 1 IVAIRIsre ISLAND 13! I.l.arestate: SHII.I.IBRER, R. M. {Arden s Printed fo► Law and Whittaker, t 3. A•wM■ria•Nee. This day was publi-htil. In two Modems, Vols. Toyal lens°. entballished with an ehilant • Copremb ie Frontispiece, pile too. W. board', AI ON UE NEW BURCI H; or the Mother . and Son. ALICIA CATiit.RINE ATANT, Author of Elko, or the Young Undsnother ; and Carulius .Llsann C, or the Eriora-:,f Fashion. " .11tis ihrructive Tale intidcates, thriughont, the flnest les sons of ninralny, and the aublimear pri,sciplet ut religion, orbits at tl..e canto* tine it it eninttned with agreeable ireidents. worked up with happy ingenuity and effect t it is also far riper'sor torte gentral inass . of Novels with which the world a coCinnally undated."—New Monday Magarnc. Also by the satie Anthor, er the Totnig Ot•dnvither, A tra Caroline Lieracr-, Cr the Errors of Fashion, :An Gd. bound. London : Primed fur Law and Vanttaker,l3, Ave Mariulane. MRWAN'S SERMONS. Ns day were rmtlithed, the Record EtUtica, in One Volume. • Octavo, tvith a Portrait of the Anther, price res.boardo, QEIt:viONS. Bythe late Rev.WALTER. BLAKE 177 KIRWAN, Dean of Kinala. With a Sketch of Ms Lire. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Biown. Pater nester-row. _ _ _ " Dr. Kirwan preferred our country and our religion, and brought, to bath, 'emus superior to what he ound in either. He called forth the latent virtues of the hunt's& heart, and taught man to discover in themselves'a mine of charity, of which dm proprie tors had been unconniuus. He came to Interrupt the repose of the pulp; , , sud shakes one world with the 'border of the other. The pre:at:es desk becomes the throne of Nett." Mr. Grattan, Speech, June 19,1799. ••• A few Copies are p rinted as itoyai P..per, price Cane ... "2 FRENCH DELECTUS. This day was published, the Second Edition, corrected aad en. {urged, in 12rao. price 4s bound, A, FRENCH DELECTUS ;_or, SLNTENCES .CA. and PASSAGE I colected from the sno.t esteemed French Authnn, designed to faeilitatv a Knowleage of the French 'Longue. Arranged under the several Heads of the Puts of Speed., together with promieculms Passages sod Idioms. Uy the Rev. IARAEI.. WUst.SLEY. • Printed for Longman, Horn, Rees. Orme. and Drown, Pater natter-row.--Of whom may So had, by the sante Author, Rules for Pronouncing sad Reading the French Language, the Snead Edition, in I it mo. price ft. bound. " I his little t dome, with a title so unassuming, his the rare merit of performing more than It promises. We hone that this little work will meet what It deserves emotive approbation sod adoptiov."-.-Eclectic Review, Novem ber, 1814. last completed. in et Vols. fern. price tee. each, In boards THE GENERAL BIOGIZAPHICAL DIC• A. 1 iONARY, containing an Historical and Critical Account of the Liles and Writings of the nhist emiivent Persons in every Nation, particularly the British and !deb ; (torn the earliest. Aa counts to the present 'I inie.—A New edition, (Revised and Ea larged.-431 ALEXANDER CHALMERS, F.S.A. •• The prelim 11111110 U has beta augmented by 3P34addit!onal lives; and of the rematnmg limber, iti76 have been re.written, sod the whole reir:sed and cnrrrcted. The told number of Ar ticles ezteeds 9000. in the Memoir, of Audiors, their Works are enumerated, with the dates of ptiblicanott ; and in proportion's( the length of an Article to the interest in the subject, a due cm• siweney. it la hoped, Ills been pros: reed. Appended to each Article are copious references to d!t sources whence the materials are de , rived; ' Gentlemen who hive purchased the Volumes periodically, are requested speedily to complete their Sets, as this may hereafter be rendered difficult. Published by J. Nichols and Son: F. C. and J. Rivhigton; T. Payne; J. Orrhipe; G. and W. Nicol; G. Wilkie; J. Waiker; W. Lowndes ; I'. Egerton; I.ackington. Allen, aid Co.i J. Carpenter; Lonentan. ti trot, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; Ceded and Davi.s ; haw and Whittaker; J. Booker ; I Cu* thin; Clarke and ions • J. and A. Arch ; J. Harris; Black, Partury, and then ; I. Black and Son; J. Booth; J. Maw man; R. H. Erasl4 ; J. Ilatchard; W. Anderson; S. Niter ; I J. Murray ; Bald* in, Craileek, and Joy; Gale and Fenner; }E. Bentley; Ogle ar.d Co. W. Ginger; Rodwell and Martin; P.! Wright ; J. Deigliton add Son, Cambridge; Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Wagon and Ss a, York. . PubLe at large are atost respectfully-I:AU. J.. TIONED against noxious counterfeits, composed of delete. sinus ingredients injurious to the Hair. 'rhe Original and Ge nuine MACASSAR OIL is ROWLANDS', whieb is recum. meaded oil the basis of truth for reiterating and beautifying the human Bair, and prevents its being injured by fevers, accouche nsents, eiolent exercise, traveling in various climates, fkc. Each genuine butte of the Oil is signed on the outside label in red ii.k, "A. Rows.* it ta. and Son;' with a little Treatise enclosed, .m.l the price Is Ss. Gel. vs. dd. Ins. dd. and one (Maga per bottle. .41.0 each guinea bottle of the le.lowin; article is iigued on the eateide label the same,a . IitOWLAND'S ESSENCE OF TYRE, Which sieve, fails to produce immediately a pertect charge in KED er GREY HAIR, WHISKERS, EYEBROWS, 8:e. to a beautiful glossy and permanent BROWN or BLACK, insitatipg the exact natural eoLur. Washing makes this Dye mare durable. Ladies er Gentlemen may dye their bait with ease end secrecy price 4s. 7s. 13.1. sod 10s. GAL Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole Pro ' prietors, A. . Rowland and Son, corner of Ititbrstreet, the first turning on the right in Hatton-garden, Holborn, London; and, by appoiatnient, by Mears. fiendries, Titchbonaketreett Berry, 17 Circelturrect s Sobu; Smyth and Co. 117, GettW ant! PeirCe, dt,.. New Boadiereet • Newberry aid Sous 41. St. Paul's Church litrd; and by an Per b tutarre and Medicine Voider* in Town and Country. MOO stay be bads a pleasing and entertelning Bung tbe Cerise *tractors o the Human Hair. worthy the Cain, 7 Pi* rents, Mop :Wawa of ficlioes s Ow. Pere is. DR. CLARK' TRAVELS, OC CAV EDSIION, Volt. HI. And IV: ink fly was pulolls4e4, bandourriti4 pr:atirli In sini. end illus trated with Maps, &c Vol.:. 111. stud 1V- price set IGs. in boards. the Fourth Edition, of TRAVELS in GRELICE, EGYPT, and the 110!.? LAND ; being tile r rot Ste ion nt the Second Vat( of Travels In var:nes Cotoitr!ts of Euro..e, Asia, and Lly E. D. CLARKE, I.l—U. .11e remaining Volumes are iu the rrtss, and will be pub lished very shortly. I'rinted for 1 and %V. Davies, Strand; and BLick woccl, at Edinburgh. Of whom may be bat!, A New Edition of Cie First and anima Volumes, price oft 16s. JO boards; also a few remaining copies in Ito. of Part the ay cood--Sectitm Grtece, Egypt, .and the Holy Land. I. which is added, a tiupptetuent re-pectmg the 410 dor'. Jour ney from Constammoplt to Vienna ; containing tit 4 Account of the Gold Mines of Trantillvaitla and liuugary, price Iss. 6d. In boards. .1 3 4RLIIMENI ART PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OP LORDS, MAY i Lord HOLLAND, seeing the NobirSccreUry of State In bis place, adverted c 6 his intention of moving for the prikluct.un of the Correspondence between certailvviviting Niagistratea of site County of Becks anti the Noble Viscount. lie meant not now to bring it forward, but gave notice that he should so move on an early day.. He would bow. however, ask the Noble Sette es:l, whether the os currency he alluded io bad taken place? Viscount SIUNIOU replied in the altsnative. Lord HOLLANJ wished to L.4104', whether certain (perks bed sot been put by those Magistrates to the Noble Secretary of Statti Viscount SIDMOU TN sold, Out some questions hail cc:- ',Maly bra' put to lam by the vLatiog Magutrates allulr.l to; but tLry were duly cowered by Lim. CATHOLIC QtY3STION. The Earl of DONOLJGHMORE restated his in tention to move that the Petitions, which be had re cently presc:ted from the Iri.h Cathnlics, should be taken into consideration on Friday nest. _ £:!r1 FITZWILLIAK presented a Petition from a number of the Catholic inhabitants of the Conntic..s of Warwick aid Stafford, which being read, appeared to be against the enactment of any I.4slative regal idiom on the subj:et of the C atholic Claims, and establishing the twaiiive of the Pao, as militating against the principles of their religion. The Noble Earl took occasion to remark, that this Petition by no means met the concurrence of the great portion of the English Catholics. Lord KEN V ON, (teeming such a serious difference of sentiment to be an important consideration, moved that the Petition, with the names of the subscribers thereto, be printed. Earl GREY deprecated such a proceeding; the more so, as it was not likely the measure cuntem plated by the Petitioners would be cent up from the other House. The Petition, it was avowed, did not speak the general sense of the English Catholics, who did not mean to present any new Petition to Parlia ment this year, as they hail , formerly declared their steady adherence to their last Petition. He adreited to the approaching general discussion of the subject, which would be the regulation for Noble Lords to deliver their sentiments. The LO RD CHANCELLOR stated, there eras no instance upon the Journals eat a Petition to that House being printed. and observed; that it was ibe iesclvAive proViace of the Legislature, to considir CIRCULAR LITTEn .•1? ViscntisT SIDMOUTIL • BIT' GREY i , se to tiring forward his ptombied motion relativ e to tt.is subject, observine, that what he h•nl to subniit to the cue-'fferation of the-flotliei thiitigh merely a ' ^sl question, was one which in ' volved pointi et .. gree.,..st constitutional intpyr tance, as seriously . acting t! ^ freedom of the Press; and the per:a:nil freedom cif indleicluals. Ile regret. tad, that wit's reference to tonics ot this kind, the character of Petliament had niateriell: changed from whit h formerly was : late yr'ars it seemed more anxious to add io the peer awl influent of the Crown, the increase of the Revenue; and of the mili tary forte. Adverting no the particular subject of discussiori e he said that the opinion of his Pintj-sty's Law (Veers: as referred to in the Citadel. Latter of ! the Nebie Visceunt ('1 ieneuth), had very prnpilly been consehunieated-to the House s but he weufd hOeir trfove, in ceder to rern e olcee der comenenic..ticen that a • • •. stetemeet of the m case upon which that oteeo was founded, should also he Lil beiore nheh Lnrcisliera in order to thew upon what ground such opiniarnmes called for, and if the reai case was fatrly brought be tore the Lew OilLe:s of the Crown. He had to ie. crest the must serious are roue of flail; Lordilipi ft; whet wentlif transpire is the di cession; ash aver eve *time the fenndetion of some future propositirn to be submitted. The preceeding which gave rise to the present motion, he could not but regard as a moat extranr4inery proCedure on the rat af the lexecittire Government, as directly itistinctiug the Magistrates as to the performance of an important port of their jedicial duty. As the Noble Earl proceeded is his discusiinn, he referred largely, anJ read Copious lie tracts (rem the writings and dethiens of the most established English law authorities; tee get eral drift of his legal argument being to establish, 11 at the or. dinary Magistrates cr Justices of the l' ace, poeutesed no such lenaf power, as they were escurind to be recital with in the Circular Letter of the Noble Secre tary el :jtate. Even' from the opinion referred to it 4eelf, -it ap?ceted that, previously to the 431 of alb King, them were stung doubts as to the esistence of such a legal power teen in a Judge. He felt war. ranted in contenefinn, that the Act in qinetion did not give such a power generally to the Judges, and still more, he must protest aEein t the extetence of such a 1.731 power as was claimed generally for all Justice of the Peace, to dceide what was or teas not a libel (Whiefi was the most di:Keith point in the whole system of the law), and upon their opinions of the Cases, to exact bail Irons any Man who was cone cet nut in the publiCatiens in'eoestinn. lie had nfe . difficulty in stating, from the Lest exemination• was able to give to all the great lies . .iftithoritike o -the melte), that be einditintufftnetienyseeirptiat4-eiiil 6:way stated, as that now claimed for Nrstines of t!-is Peace. No power of tee ;lied was it.fertabie front the letter of the commission of a Juitice of the Peace. In the opinions of Lord Coke, no such po creme delegated to Magistrates, even on suspicion of felony itself ; as it usUit.ited agaiiist Magna Chem. The authorities of Htweies, Cinch Justice Hale, and Mr. Jastice Bleck. tene, e: ere more or less to the satin' effect ; in their opinions, the power of these ielegita times was expreslly limited to cases of felony, trea son, and breach of the peace. The sentiments of the' last mentioned were in tact an extension of the opinion of Serjeant Hawkins up :n the point. In the opinion of Cinef Justize Huh, the powers of those Magis , crates, even in cases et Tre ,on, were not gieen . to them by Statute, but by the Common Law, as au , thorised Conn rretors of the Peace; and L.rd Coke seemed to entertain a similar opinion. But the Noel. Lord dwelt with most force and at greater length on' the consideration of the celebrated proceedings which took place before Leird Cemden, in the case of Mr.' Waken The decieian of that most teemed and re.; vered Lawyer was, he contended, in tttpport of what' he advanced, though the case respected a warrant of the Secretary of State. The au:limey ut Lord Mare, field also, in c:rtain cases to ...Lich he teterred, was• in furtherance of his arge rneet. lit this pert of the discussion, the Noble E‘rl d stinguisisetl between the powers vested leg,:lly and constimtionalli in a Secre.• :ary cf State, and th o se leegt d in au erelinary Justice or the Peace ; and seemed le acinnt, that in the for mer these po.vers were vested which were naw as, eumed to be vested in the superior Megistrate and he descanted on the uifyinilty io levity deciding upon cases of libel, shift: seer:: eademtourri to tae nmplitied and defined by the adinireble Bill of slue Right Hon. Friend of his (Mr. tea), the greatest Layer, of an uneducated main he ever knew, and' which was most ably supported ty hie Noble Friend (Lord Ertkine) then present; :eel he int: D ared the House not to lend its sanction to a new and anoma lous power in the law, so danger ius to indiricheile, ' and eventually dangerous to the State itself, The cases referred to of Spence and Hogg, he argued laid no foundation whatever for the opinions *de wanted by' the Noble Secretary of State, and so far 'from the Court of King's Bench appearing in favour 'of the proceeding, the contrary seemed to have bans the tact. The opinions given by the Law Servan,s of the Crown, couid not, he thought, be withnet 'some degree of bias on their minds, and those opie nions ought to be appre c iated by their Lordship.. .In-. dependently cf the oojectionab e considerations in St legal view of .the can:, such an interference on the part of the Executive Geternment. to ielluence the administration at justice, oaght seriously to he depre cated. The whole presented a case of a cloigerous . and unconstitutional nature, and in deciding upon it a • their Lordships should cerium:ly consider its probable consequences, either with a view to the eventual e trie ec o t ne it overgrown hand,utigh bare en the conduct of the people on power ut I : i l t i . e c o ,4 l v h eir ee m i n n ti e o t , rezg a th s eizi c ig te tits overgrown a power in its hand:, not a tilde pet ticipstine; f;t . the e:y WR: pb:1411f11, price sa. 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