The National Register. — London, England, 1813-06-27 00:00:00

;TUNE tr. Arr: SANKI.S protestA 'earnestiy against any principle winch 11 went to the introduction of a conscription in this free comitry, the 11 consequences of which would be most dangerous to our Constitu timr. After we had so often risen superior to thi greatest dangers, he had no fear of the heneficial effects of the system lif which we had had such long experience. General FERGUSON said, more men turned cut in this country from voluntary enlistment, than in France from the conscription.. Mr. BARING 114:Cd foe IHl•explanution to one of the charges for corn ptirelia. , ed in the Brazils. The CHANCELLOR of tilt' EXCIMQUER said, the corn purchased in the Brazils was 635. per quartet only : anti he was happy to say, that the army in the Peninsula had provision for 100,000 men for tweive week , . The Cliksci.u.oa of the EXCHEQUER moved, that a sum not excec:lntg 01. should be given iu aid of Queen Anne's Bounty. .%a., agreed to. The St ipendiary Curate's Bill was read a second time.—Adjourned. Thursday, the number of Members in the House, at four o'clock, being wily thirty-eight, the ibuse of course adjourned. FRIDAY, JUNE 25. SI- H. P tnNry.t.t fixed Monday f'r the discussion upon the Resoln floe ref ttlye to the Corn Trade, and stated that it was his intention to atol.tn:t that Foreign Corn should at all times be imported, but that w its t: Eto4ltsh wheat fell to 804. per quarter. the impott , tl corn should be st:ltj-ct to tt duly of %t present English wheat was at 1301. so that tt ere moat be a 141 of 50s. upon it before. the duty %%wild he im posed upon the foreign. MR. CREEVEY. Mr rneryty rose. porsnant to 'twice, to male a statement of his case ro the House. He ote-terved, that in his itistance the privileges of th ii , se of Commons were greatly affected. It was the first care th,:t het ever occurred in which a Member had been arrsignNt for 11.-,v -iog givon correct copy of what he had spoken in Partiament. lie had defiverei in the Hoose of Commons what he had eonceiyed to loc 3 cooA tefts.o , for open'tig the trade tic hobo to our oilt purl!, and he mentr oe,t I.lverlhott as an iostance of the dt-trws to which the wit of eotel..tvownt had 'educed multitudes. It was maid by General Tarletttn, that this w.o. an over-statement, and in coos:911N," ot such an asserti: .- he ',•:d Ilowy,lit it his fluty to publish oil omit-ate copy ot liis • tweelt, in which 1w spoke of the vexation of new surehat ges, and certain injurioui cumstguees, owing to the conduct of Mt. Ktrkpa tih k. It was for this tit: prosecution was instituted st:•iiiist him, anti i! it'll been admitted thnt the I ...lirper be had whited cont'i.octi re cor Tea goo) , of what he had stated in the noose of Commons. Ills Cowl sel said tit defence, that he was not amenable; to the Cc.art, and ar gued against the possibility of admitting the existence-of any power io the Courts of Law. paramount to the au thority o f pot {lame n t, atod affect ing the privileges of ita Members. Ik also stated, that there was no m a lice or re entment It: the intention. About the intention, it eas tie:, opinion of the Judge that there was not touch significatiori; if ti.e %%olds were found to be defamatory , the lilwl was estsblished. '1 he colist quenee WAS th tt the J• I found him guilty, and imposed the ;woolly , up•ot him. Dot he begged also to state to the Must., that in ;tossing sen tence. Mr. Justice Grose obsetysd, that the Paper also contained a libel against the depicted Mr. Perccval, and matter of disaffection to ver-ment. What was this hot a matter of disatfi.ction to hint, by chatg ing him with offences for which he had not been tried ? If suc h con duct was to he borne there . was an end to the relation between the con• aliment tool r•pres , ntative, and in fact, a justilieetion by Parliament of en offence offered to it by a Court of Law. A fur , otne further ob vrvations, Mr. Creevey moved a string of Itosolutions expres•ive of the n a ture, of the trial, the result of it, the opinions oithe Judges., &c. Mt. W. WYNNE opposed the motion. Ile did not think that the responsibility of a Member who puble-bed what Ike had Spoken in that I-louse, was co..itited to the House. lie certainly was not answerftble for WIMt. he had spoken to any body ttot of the House; but the-mo ment lie undertook to publish it, he became a new character, and was at liable as any other libeller. . Aft,r some rentatits from Lord Citstkreagh, the Attofney-Ge neral, alai wasterters, who were decidenly og,airt=it the m otion, the piopos'Aion pt to the ground, and the other aders of the Day were proceeded opun. I.ICENSED VICTUALLERS' BILTh • The bringing op.ef the Report of the Committee - on the Licensed Viotuallet's Bid was postponed to Monday rex , . The II:: use was ordered to proceed upon the East India question on Alobdoy.—Adjourned. • THE NATIONAL REGISTER. ?HE 1iE8D0.11,4 VARY'. 407 JUNE. 27. hcond.Stenday nfter Trinity —Epist. 1. St. John, 'Oil. 13. Gos pel, St. Luke, xiv. 16.—St. Cieseens, a Bishop, whose virtues, and . chiefly Ins fortitude and patience, were rewarded with the papa of martyrdom.—This day begins the sensible' decrease of diurnal light.-- • 1801. Cairo surrenders ty the British.army.-1777. Dr..Williiin Dodd; eseented at.Tybarn tur forgery.—At.2 h,.43 mitt. morning, tlioSon is rclipted, but invisible here. The Sun rises at 3 b. 44 min. sets at 8 h. i 6 min. High-water morning at 1 ii 5 min. afternoon at 1 h. 36 min. 18. Monday.--St. Leo, Bishop of Rome and the second of that name, after a very exemplary life t . died ann. 684.—Vigil of St. Peter and St. Paul, fosting and abstinence.--1797. George Keste, F.A. dies suddenly at London, need 67. The Sun rises at 3 b. 44 min. sets at 8 . 11. 16 milt. Iligh-water morning at 2 h. 6 min. afterm.ett at 2 h. 36 min. New moon at '26 i Ili ti, pn s t 6 'u niag. '9. Tuesday.-;-St. Peter and St. Paid. Felstle, Arts xii. 1. Got. pel Matt. xvi. 13. Holiday at the public ofliczeb—St. P. ter was born . at Bethsida ; his tni,4inal name was Simeon, but. Christ changed it into Cephot, which, in Hebrew, means a stone or Tock; in Liitin pers. %silence the name Petrus and Peter. He suffered martyrdowat Rome atom the year 63.-1559. Count de Montgomery was decapitated by order of Catherine de Medicis. The an rises at 3h. 45 lain. sets at 3 11. 15 min. High water Itemising at ' It. 59 lain. afternoon at S h. 20 min. 30. It.tibresduq.--.Coinmentoration of St. P.+1,1; It sins of the tribe of Benjamin, bi.rn a free Roman Citizen at Tarsois; his name at first suns Soul, but ;lila the Coover?.ien of the Procon.til of Cyprus, Sergitts Pon le:, be terms to have received or assumed the name . of Pout. Irk was illllolla the murderers of St. Stephen, and had their garments in his custody (twili t : the lapidaton ; Iti.t pers. cution of the faitittn; elided ihe line N ear of "I ibetiAs ; after hating preached in several places in Judea, Arabia, Apia minor Grerce and Italy, he was beheaded by order of Nero, will. 70, from the ellivity of our Saviour.--1685. The Eail of Ar, , ,‘ Ic decapitated at Edinburgh. .I . lle Sun rises at 3 11. 45 mitt. sets IA 3 h. 15. min. Ili;h- sitter lito.lllllC :it 3 ia :13 'alit, ulteriluoti tit 3 li. 50 min. . .• JULY XXXI.. P..‘ . YS. The nrme of this- month was oriuinally Q.,intilis, but, in 'timbar of Ills illusf.•iotts f:lerol• C. Joiitis Casar, Marc tiot:My • sty led-it .Julius. Now tot his, for a kw flays, approached, accordlitg to the v :,1 2 19- 'mom' speal:itt.g, nearest to our planet,. wg are blessed Wilit as waii,lr-rrt.pfe:i Wit ; %rid although the father of that light has al ready le-etni to rece'lr, :t is still very easy to trace front hall.p.,stnine I,:eht to lush past tyro h i the mo rninig, the bright crepuscithaut or th d glides slowly oil the mullion vet ge of the hori..on. and i'duulio , ..s our island dosing the absence of the solar o;1). Now tout Nature it't . `l , l! itinumerable prtAitivtioos, and the bores of spriltg sect:: to slicke the cojoyteents of autumn ; that the flower ,,,artleit (-'s ;I'e sweetest perrumes, displays the finest glow of colours, to•o the plan's -ht.,: to the Creator licit hymeneal hymn, w h ile fruits swot anti I)e , in to load the branches of the in ther-tree, can un feeling unit; he silent, and fill hhuld the liveliest expr , .:ssions of gratitude towards the itithor tit illl got el ? us join in the general chorus of wit!. the rest et . the e reAiwn, anti the other hat' ( re tips 3.ear s;:iviinents of tint( fulacis towtorli thle Creator. This ot:mth wits tineletrk , nutter the guardianship of Jupiter, antiot% the /3d,day the sun entns the silt Leo. • 1. 7.1i,;e5(i.,:i.-51. Aiart bi• Lop andk di...siple a the Aprtst.les. This Saint. of th.• heat of the t.t.stin, the. Fr , fixti v. `l. Marti' Vlsi:;l . :Nt, to possess, the sKfl.t: p..Y.er lit : , tom StVlllllll t:1.10;:, 41 Lt i_ l l lu' , (1;,,i)0N31 Of Ole showery stores for the tollowine, uf the Apia between William It I. and .rases 11. - Ttw Sun rises at 3 h. 45 min. sets tit 8 It. 15 wilt. Hi g h-water 111.11:11111 iit 4h i 5 min, ofte.1100?1 4 min: '2. higioey.---Fisititt;on of the Firg,ift Mary, see Luke i. 39. Alto 'St. l'r-ce sus, atm St Mutt'otitittus, \rho, bring converted by St. i o the f:lith 4(A:lst, h i -risen, were soon utter put to rleath.b, —1775. Washington t•2l:e. the coinittantl of the American army.— t7B Didtrot ctics at-i•ki . is; his writings and priticiples contributed to pe rmit ttic itiltitis of Lite French tWhiiTtli a TeVolutiUll. lie Willi bent at Latigrtss in 71:i ; his father was a cutler in that town. 't tie !tirt boos nt h. do Mini sots ht Bh. 14 min. rautOtig at 4h. 53 mitt. niternoon at li. 11 S. .i.ittirday olio of Trajan's &etymon., who, nit count of his professing the Cluistian tuith, was starved to death.-- • Dottlals begin. These dap are so called fiom the beautiful fte: Ad i .The stag