The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-09 00:00:00

P. •••01- ever endieritistivenisof the inrurriserWlliiiiiiesise - Mich/ hittf finite:l4lr iodine 'froth .lielidite , `of of Viiiell', " Alt be" (Mr. he WOW awe Mini- would r again *tititleto he •ficitrce wisieirt, he Bid not feel h 7 Ling in his 011ie the cause . Wales,- of of any either individual e o mpioin •itif . ' Indignity or injustice ihoold thhalisitespedient. ' fie felt tiction that the House a . commons irnii that Printouts of Wales did not' voli votedos . 6 eitinpromise, hatter,. of any right of petson, dignity et rite of character. •- • • Lord-CASTialtaßXol4ld not thing he had mid - coiled for the employed by- the Hon.' Gentlema twined, that If the Pitecess of Wk abjection to the 50,0001. • mentioned the sth inst. it Mat 'natural that it in the reply. He Aid not Wish to cumstance that cetild excite conttdrers but whatever might be rinvarked of by his tate*Mend, Mr. Perceval, it tiled that he•had glien soma strong not think it fit that the family. /tiler rersonages in question, ante Parliament; he hoped that tfin Ho would! iii lido* he of the same' ward to them*, if the Hon. M wally thought that in aye tented eery. it was ir attest idly that Parliarnen rived at that conclusion'bilibie any liberations had taken pl a ce. Mt. WHITBREAD foit it impossible to refrain' estrum. One of these letters etated,,,that the Cams from ad - ding a few. words.'- .Us put it to the Noble', Teti Were Netting worse- than ever, astd- that ell the E.nid•whettter, with his knowledge of all the transae.fProteetantehad lilt some parti,of the country. le ee treit's of 'die parties, he did net think it would have i "end lan, pirticelarly in the Cann yet itoscommon, been iint;ossihte to have avoided discussions like the peasanticieem obliged to *auk - I light to be pre.. those which had recently occurred, if that book badi pored te'defeed diesettelves front asideanation or tor. been publhhed, which such great pains had been Item What'stati.(said Mr. P.) amid be More ter. taken to'llOdall ? If. the Noble Lord meant fe at. 1 Ail* than that of . the poet wretch, Altus constantly el:Jr. Mm fisellot having proposed the defection Or in apprelaeneloo, and obliged to genii against death the vote in !fit: enituniitee,'be must know that he'hed !or torture, becalm, perhaps, he. by his industry 'concurred' Wholly in that fell from his Riglit'llond been enabled to oter higher rent thee his idle and. Friend (Me. Tierney) upon the subject. A. 'ti . kinr vicious miighbouts. . This wee no litiaglnary Me l for farmer di>tits of the Princess of Wales, Lorenllll6 seldom did there Pais. a day where lielwe'mutrege chit low, who then added bet had used the stroll ietet not tweet. lb. recent letter from a•Magistrate at' expressions to induce her ;tot to accept 11,0001. per Stokes-town, there 'moan Account eta horrid ant of annum ; he had in fact told her, that if she did take violence qn the part of some persons wke. had breken it, she would be a beggar; and the resod proved the into a house and carded the owner ? his wife, and troth of his assertion. "Ile 'concluded by •repeati , two daughter', Btch was the 'general terror 'pre.; M i s assertion, That pecunlety censideratimer had "„ veiling Hethat eoutdryi that pettani who hamrde *r operated upon him, and Ithrtallef that it bad ' pmed evilest the mastoids'', of'such outrages, bays eel influenced the Princess of Wale. . ;' -° bees induced by threats to deny, when they entered Mr. PO:44ONBY ifistma fd lay a feW Word* Et the leitmotif'. _Nat the knowledge ef the Perms justiiiratioe of the veto he bad : given ;- it *was net who had:,leptr,ed them.. It was hardly necessary!, governed by a consideration o f the pecuniary sitei: Alit* $7, them it was aot the object of the Mame enters of the Princes" of Wales, 'and ionsequett lifi te Protect dot fait at the expense of another. P' 1., had never conjectured whether the sum was lik e ilit i a statement iris lewdly necessary ferns other b more or less. Ile lateasted new, as be hid" ' ' -peer, &mob tieriate the Maternal* of the , before, that the subject lied ever come White Flerlik.: * sod trelieentibio i ntent, and he hoped' that memo steps would bftesikest t b . the disturbauces to Forewent * recr t all tine persons u ineetepemistt to / .40 !tondo Catholics thee finlike. , - who *sauteed reedits*. Ihe Combleations *Vial - Sado - the Bill of moire, 4, ;I tlikuki n g sentinont if i , pa Wh' indignity Ott ..railtf *lip . &inlets or i 1 ng i. •, mad: Via • Oak that iniiiitlie ind'llidigiiity. 'These 'coasideratfool k Oak to - pit . eeet and these onli, .I%ad governed his vot4. ' • ed in ohs repair The cpteuttost Was then Oat; and on thelsotiit tit Beera.eiaftteel-Bo Lord CA4fFLItIfEAGIc the Amendment 141)40.1 ties Were, large fi nes instead of lOU*. ewe's! annum was infra 6411 111: ig m 7 ra Lord j , , . . the Pitt was ordered to be brought In to clifct - thb'1101)1V, on of the bolo,' into Wed. 1 '' "" " ' l 'dOsto tithes .. , The Irish Revenue 1011 went through t'e t i sigillittae;, olio wed ii IV end was (mitered In hOreported on Mondifi.. l : ' Thrrshers, Ca Mr. 1,1 t.: RITZY PaRALD brought VS liisli' l thar ltoolhillifikel Do ties and ',lii.anback Bill, which vat! a Intl hid boil' way Goistiamen limo IntEsEth4vtriti hii 114 Otttrt 'lit - IRELAND. for the pviseat Mr. PP said, it wet with unfeigned regret from the emu' that he addressed the Huose for the purpose of ttb. November - 119, Mining a further preef' of he teufidence in the Irish, county drew u Government, by insetting'b with stilt greater pow. tom, for the ere, in order to preserve abet.esublic peace, than was mows ofthe mime) ed by the Biii which limitad lately introduced. Citrearawast &dialed Beside` the natural releetenett to depart Irma these. bet Made ell the tabli%lind la.w.of the land l .it would have been much peas. At the It more fluttering to the Irisisanverennent to haves up.; ( - Iftsoll .- Jilty of tp~ werweedy , m ist o f ,distilleati APROPOr9II:i e" , pressed the disturbances without any curetted's:" mane retried in a eto the - 1 altar of the arenpop..,,.. . 'IP° of this 611 measure. The sill Which its had lately submitted tinumitf raid She 3 segamit filittioas o f dor eidstiel em b er . • , - ' ' ' was one which was intended ler a permeated elosok , iteonhad-been-iit ibrosioe tithe is •PIIK MO% A. desultory discussion en s u ed, tu w hich Me, "tent, but from the extensive and diligent encoirlea'quillifer wee oat watered • and as as . * likagetaid; Lord Castlereagh, Mr. Wafeedis, slid which he had mode since the oroposat of that Ma- 301k.ilitte, i man named iat. Mears imil MR- 110 , lietasnaby participated. Z: siii, • , ” , - • ' sere, he had found some measure more dentin *boo- ed and his 1. 11 . wooded, by the : bie tt i t - it., UUSKISSON, at some length; , cealetaled e t i t ~._. cutely necessary, for new, combinations were con. estsoty. Attempts ► to bora testes bat I ! that the (aired course to take between the Xogiish I' 1 ! 4 4 ; ( ,• f , iota IiAL [p i ty milt. :! . ,f#T ~,,L, v . ll *tautly formal • and even in those pima whose the, Ma . end lei pot anceenif* . itit ho llikiit, i and Irish distillers would be to conti n ue th!pu t spen. i ~....,.• ._ _. ~ . 4. ...... i„,.. .,. ~, ~., I 3.4 , 1? 4.13 441 convictions had 'been most nemerons , the armies led Hew after dbelidadoetelbr • 411114 ; lion till the lit of October, and give the In sh distil. , ...._, __ . 1, .... Tit _ ,___.„... _,:„,„,1.„_,.... continited to be most frequent. The peace, too, the* there mien, daing,like a serious PAWN" comalini• ! lee a toompeesatiott at Ave rite of 10 percent. on . the ' :",''' ' ''' ' 1944"7 Tr""P" 11 ""www""w *object of such general rejoicings here, would la I tie* *OOl the Goverossot let indeed, eweetilded . spirits actually wareitomied fet-expertedetr.• • ARMY 1 Nt. ;Irma CallADa ) , 4416*. • .1 • - ; Rte Ireland be attended with effects prejudicial to public ;by nioviat for leave to WI/ is ek,flinfor the plat's- A long conversation took place upon thie:proposi.. 7 , ,t_ 18 . 1 0 4 : . of tranquillity, by the return of dangerous charactets, 1 sag and redoing the pablle peace le Ireleed. , don, in which Sir N. Celthent, m r.. if eert h erel t h e i 4 ‘ .;4... y .. n .n t 5 h. n 59 a t . d va _A:i . a e rt! n , .t .. ite ..,. .. 0 . 4 ~ . iv ,. who had (wend employment by the war. The Irish I Mr. ABERCROMBIE mid; Ish wan* , filleltim'' , Chancellor of the Exchequer , Sir F. need, and, ~,i,lT . ','"! ° t,i. need 1 A r . i ! tir 1 4 . jr au :s t.,. 24 , Goverment would, he thought, fail in their Misty if : casing the Irish Goversurent ocs dintelikke 'of i Theta the a pert. chalet:gain, in great • force, .wiTit an . iffy* which would in . tee moth power f but he thought they Ott the question being put, - iltr: : Huliklssoter remellmlinie it"' the . liewit Prbrileet hy' "f" el ; mad flit to 113.'' `' 3 A hit I rejoice to say, 'diet thee' iseratoest. iy reisi% r ent!, strangers . particular 'districts, did Dot it. ell -lade anrpersons of education, but was coated, to the fewest order of the people. :Gen. Harvey ; Mr..Spenter. Wet.'FilsgEraidj tud locelynousd Sir N. Coltherst, :peke hiked* t he . Bill. • Sir F. FLOOD applauded Abe Bill, and this gene. 'gal:conduct of the Irish Government, especially in sitpOresslog the Catholic Board, which. consloily of lawyers without' *ids,' and politicians withbit On: I Aple, contrived, ..white - k professed fit ' Catholic Cense, to reduce the Catholic ohltaider the estimation of the PSTUININIIK 4114 the 14111118 England. Itideed, the proceedings of this Board teen so indiscreet mad lellantavatbry as to estdte • t and a desire far its suppteetiewiftnareg all the reflecting and respectable Catholics of Ireland, and thiltdact he wu Whoring' 44r stets t•A greattnallit her"nrllll I""ti i . 'DO IN 7CK DRO tl e , suailio, end paise tbi imitstittititiend Radek with Which leuramiiiirod rise_d icsd, but ,*read the do dam *, of his Opinion upon theimaties lei the Bill Retisi Abe Ilesend sanding, pod' bt sbudd. hue an opplortiiidt, of its.! Iv% its details. I , , - dfdlkon Wits *144 to; the Hilt ttouglit ka t espd a int, dad ordered to be read a rciatid &W." ma y , sit op ad 'Witted.. _ , 'they did not propose some measure _ , -__ i lied fiat &eked all probability he effectual. His object was to pro.: the inereaied proof 4 the eeadldences ei 11161iament pose a Terivatiltssios parts of the Act of 1807 iin a Parliameneiry amour. The eaters sod esmot Mt Act bad hissiei.pepolar„ as baying contained : of the 'wit shield here bees mode kaereer to, the someprevisionaff - the Act of 1795 of the Irish Par . I H oeee, distil saigs, balls seriml t and mess ear, -correct , a Gunn* of pply Uri tow' liament;whieli y - strong features,' ca. 1 ; per remedy. The bas Possible,- ili , ..1104 ; ituthority of the censorel - iilis ffios eestr 'ter Ist isoonaling the rights of autlities with the idtmeetelst *olate, of, religion s . sand of morals. Tine *tweet, iliirA4 .with proper modlOcOors, .00! W. ***4t. , physicians sometimesemploy wimps in the cotillion. 'llG'ifthatr Madicisiei. lio*hkelsi . thtettifiViks..; tOhd 'that printete - sttestirtee'liido • l'espithbillitkessi` This antra mowed oitilitle Wised aisisiOrt - With of worthless publications from semany paiiphlateers.• , He coacl64ad with mods, that for, the more ample discussion of the suh4rct, ,it should 11, soa,t,to_ . % COmmittie, who may *amine the subject in Witt, biatiigi: • .. i:. .110 p ! M. Wiate's motion was unanknoetsbf a Ilitin - ili Csnaideratios, and sent to theitssias":. M. DVIIIMASe•—et month has otripsti n eietertim Coastititioeal Charter. proclain,d.leAbis. -111i144 . late us 6 sew . political existence. Ilse Ayr . of, Ea.. rope are /tea upon es. Our cOrmtiteenti eXlieCt tin: . ' j3 r , proteaseite li the carious kinds* of the ptiblli isfr., .17* mislatnition.' The time' is dome . for prebintrtliso' • '., wslendtof theltate. France survived, as if Or mi. rule,. the cesrsksines of o long mom*, 'hilickofd by, it ridge 4 Iron; she has sectired the moll io.viitt waste of ern ea, p „ y . She wee MPhil* 4y general and ',goose*. ng diserptiligatinn ; she re. quire! aiktii &Mind meiviire *hit% May resfere her h.' 7' bdaki. , 6 Of .pellfittiveriond . moiler :tkiediiis'i 7 4 effects *bold 'be imporiasti ) when" tie , ' Wtsv.of , Immure Is infected? ,A•et. ws,ithen r •sekekel Oslo. • of . 1 evil. I !mews,. Ir lr a Pe d oPhi : Alibi* il IP'. . . 1 1; ettoettiOn6ititi4h the tat e esimpaent gei4 , ' We 10 4 •PaA4'1111' triiii lain dieligerolliitigliso Wei' WI &Masai etetiitiktite.4:4o a detailed and faithful' piston is •Soceessir ist i legisiedvo labours. f estsvoo tberelawei h1PTi1Y0,4‘44,54:1040 presented ,to dm, Kit* reqpoo., st ) hi, ministers put t y igrsttrith place tibtr cluk, i •Of ihe . Chitsiber a pieta ii the ir of . ', 4a tit. .?'sutlersit their •ile‘r‘ wliieh Idt*lttlii! ,Geserdisoftrend thogtifidratlireeilitity.: •Itli t .1 s -r. t ' Thirilafilin stag-takestrito easisidarattlifullY.tbil . , L _CORlfkqfh *Pd , wNi kw dioooled. 411 ow Aio we si t , rEOß . ariAdos.of 06,9604 XS, oligitived ityfi t alaa4, rissioritY• u , aiot s•-.. I, 63 1._„ , • .WiLialii:; Toiii'll.-414 Ginivat i or :41os. '01%66i/sit aritiettheili nit iht%7111:" ... ) . '••4, ,-, , r. l .. 1 • . • 1 1110 firl#4B4 ittifiet a l hientitiieh trio abliialitte 1 thodrpartments at the likesd Duchy Olblierstfor % % the Polish soldiers , foenti, them In his: . ties /talkie kubicOr we relgistkSik. ft d k ' wl . `I Prjaige ; - - . --- . ~, ` Tbe megoaidoo'at Empfror Alrifisidir . he . left. /'aims to the remainder 'of our aitifin hid past poitidtest.asko:•retern , with them to esevarenetri.li Not estiatlid:witit ithia,„:be :too nee teeelPfseil the imemity of increasing. the sationalforee4 Niti.haic• ordergd that ell-.the,Pples reined in the AI*,,NI I N And reu those made prisoners ? ab6ll l .p . STtitt i pat , e , tu t ;Wprfit." . • - -'Ttle Empirot Almander hilt 0411itiotitolitsitthiik• lion of 'their soyeestra f tett eitatritto -EbsiitilielsolOilel stlisolflect likbatUltostlieji,..utk Oat lialbob aims, who were in the prisons at )Irelliglkinitr. ad; of ilora perms, the Act or been incorporated rest it wr proposed Magist ral county, Swift Lietstenatt) Petition, Vali sof . . Coilnc...-. ir viil by a handle' pi brave delertainicl spirits, and *Mel lighting (be whole day, were defeated, and Teti .. ; in diograee. Part of the fat battalion were ens{ ~ and the Gevieral Order issued on the *occasion 'pet( e v in termsit the'highest polio of the Royal linfinee. - .... . , ! This is tiliklourth time the American" hall ' behis• We andersteiti that an,ineetowt,ffonenting Top is foiled inilliPir attempt , to invade the Catwalks, est ,„ tir ak preparing ander the direction of the ileard of .Works. -M. sea intinper.see ',4*.pow them osits,Aoo4, The spindle is In he 52 !feet high, and will by visible . fusion. sh*,l lll * 01l ' , . 41 19 reed INIPPOYA, „ L od greit distance. 'This 'mechanical, jihenoaftwois is 1 tram it iiiiirriod so., , : ac se MI c: le be pat In tapittistattrin (hyree.eagi,til*OtatAle;ed: AIM'. Thi l .igh my 1.. 'Pm sia ,eiprestly fir rho pulpise hy a mlllteri eittiatee) se Otifiri‘gteitiol of Patlai ispih ~alia.Parade at the : Horse Galardi', f., the neeenknenk trade! fivWt , iditty inso&lerlailiralept.,4ol,4*lll+; it the' (*lrk/ and Galen - egliard In thirlmlsorts•' llse Lake will *MI be ..pektbas meamailis *pat ar-other, sad Admiralty, on thellitp cf. 4aftak t mai m cwa - hate eight soppia,,,Ar- .. - i 1 lib impaMed that I he.meilo w anowd proMedieg from =Wpm-- Ails truli loyal litiashnii"fai ell" be hiird lb' ' '..*.at 'feast Catiettui:H-4.- and !he QuertePoisery. - i llelwi ... ;:, mod- shit it will *sash,* great luipraidea is the don , Ililidlifted foreigtiers NO* Webs carom . : , I . • The P. B. lalliyauserage. - - -z piseodesent was turfed s • ..jefftrbt The Report was that brweght e 51.4160 re-ton' *oration of it fixed for Monday. r. The other Orders of the Day well 11011 OPosell er.--Adjooroed. ,:. "i.r::~:; _ _l~:sit:~.:_ tom. ~=.0.. ~ ~~ __ r ~.._. c t - . -. .. I ' l ,itit I siei . / intidU4, i :11041111/le. Allt.li ill ' PriliCtS, 01 ' ire', that ' twinging ti Yoe his-oi I 1 frollt aster t 1.1,...1ma 1 ; nuirru e.aust •••=1••• N recurrence at the 44. ttobit lilt a teapsi to enter into socit ioi rsolt • 01411 1 . Ism te.a Waits sh s f .1 (MOW) he DrawbigtivOis• dr intfrtntiriths Oar " It was true that he kit Col front , the 1 to oct of wtottn oppiesdiall bh Ist .red to her Royal Highness, .a' r da the ira bowing, .fot one hi sue_ s disapistobitilibtt 4.4 . -- - - IpPess of blaming'. ISAIId sot app.: dile ow - hforadak,, sof et . loo printed.. ' I quiret t *urea had la fact um ,raligioarmmito, -To e it.....166himi hit. u•Cauaddttmi ore* 'the 1 p on t s o who had been !l id s Ind tort‘red s , Corgi' lbesideoce Bill, sed ,f 01“ tito-alotellitolleill the elrel Catholics • atiko' "'at m , Aso PAP I introduce*, popp,Mpipteposition of Sir Wm.. 4 11 1 humour * as mer 4 f erby `. • . ',.... , ' duo . • neewfaletemeCeod t ‘,.. s wpo„ . , , I . estent 4 oblasdeas of sho 7 - • ! -; -, • wpm . tht; fere At i lt" ' - _. . 70 I !iii be. proposedboViik. ~. . j . '7l ; ot Mt. , dip PH , , . . re* of ahog of Ms repeat filipamlyie re pel. mai smother dial*. Mlle Imitheripotr• 00 4 iHN White-Boys anise irel* tea termini. 41 a/ Mr. Bathurst. •t. - But i into pasture is the South-wait .11 . f h riWEAT'llgita4 l o9 lll Poseds - duss. , : 1 fir leg Ntk-Boys Aieliiaded, Whose . - ' i, .. P.ipert. ,pli t t ei ci•rgy r•gaiailv •:1.14, 141(nkte Pent potsattto" (too' Wog . • ',Tit! op t and .to , Itu Filimi iota *1" illt evi pair ',A .040 rade. • Ilia doe CAMeilOide k ti etra ttitaY atig*. ! _, J ;:ct .. ; 4 -Boys, itbo .11bjasta al whom s . ' .Loird PI riefiliiiii lei' ge fines oa the renewal of (node ; * Fatimetertill Ibleailay; . • , :1. , •-- , ~.,••••••,-, if G ower I Clare proposed measures for the , fiermal,.lTwAtews spinet Me 91evirlthilf *elm i • Thip e White-Soye t who had dete r preetibte4 by ;_p__ F , BORNE . . et , ',v; 'smite Opiph ha and parish' deri.' The Der - totd rmawmao.. N• oft prept,opobli trkar !Ift, sad gem the Woo, the Ca the University oirehoihridge• • • • ~ t Siesiorl ',grains; - and IlitlattiU had : Tie Ripen ! Arlie toremitim ilelnytaattliegps • .ov im e r lion' to a greater pitelreftwoemeityi Wee brought up by hik PROCMCM'and Villa 006' vai s i g l' before heard. of. The :Hight Ilea. sent. to the mend AlbOselittleir-Oriblwelsll-'file , 41. ss stated as is (self a Mdficient _. brought in. .- - i , it,. i ro It maser.; the :series of represents The ftitwort of the t iliontLatiestrictjempallroulipo • . w grosl4 ay of Westmeath on the osbjet.• , , * brought op by,bilt. lIIILOGDEN.—TInt pill . orthotoll; , tBl3, thirti.olise Megietrates stet to be reed a (bird time on Monday. . ~ , • im'pal ... ~ spa memorial tw the Irish Gomel**, SPlftl? tdily.d . COUlisd 711i14.. 'ii I 0 renewal of the law of 11107, ierlis• in the Committee on this WI, Mr. H 'IOSSON 1 their 'I he disturbances in that comity. Vie wind to postpone the time when the t ihOefe, puha dedisid to pro* , mien a atasallie. take seed, from the Arid of July to the it of 0/.. ' Not I thamodoes la thele.power to Motors t o w . • :I 1..• , - •!, , eel oft . . , ie ales Anima Use Nobleman sled Mr. J. P. GIi4N.T, with a view ht/ballet , OM Orden • a 11111114MOOMy 01 1 1 1 . 101 , Mimed de 43mtels disttilers lii srithed. to put ~a,„111*, . 1 and fb, I. " 96 . 6111111811114 . 11 t. 011 1 . 4411 L ift - I, meat of the apart of the (MI tit* of 4t.,4 thiibi 'which * ammo" some strong features, ear i pg.- wv... 1 . --___ _ dominate 1 the Govetuseeit to transport from the'king. ' premeNag Vita So're.fer the proper bp, a SIMS charged as Mislead disorderly. Part of Meet or &aft Consraittee, to which there exalt in of 1807, called the inserrection Act, had the present case, be no objection. The measursfrin corporatod its the law of the land ; of the i 1907 had not gone through this form, but this, Imo rat his intention to more for the revival.; The he believed, bemuse the Bill having been prepaswrl d enactments waled be to empower any two , by one Admicistratoa and adopted V another, spi t + Ries, in the existence of disturbances, in any versa! concurrence had been aatictietted. .He 1104 . to-Toilette the Clerk of the Wealth. call a then vetedagalast that massive though prepared. l * Sessions to resent a Memorial to the 1414 those in whoa', on other subj;tits, hi shohld {lx *ge t ant. de Lordship, On the receipt of mock' mist confided, Ate hoped, ,if Wires t ; . ikbpp--. I was empowered to declare the district In so .; lately preeseery he pee the eteeeere _ ... disturbance, the consegoirece of whirls world : least it world beet W ONO • i i o, . , ti. *habitants would be recdrird to keep within 44481, ow en Oft r iladggit ~, t '. : ~, aUlla from sunset to samalet;-aadopersoos 1 botomitadze: ~, ... ' Y - 3 1 . - .1.-o' ..*:.s: .-.4 Nob after such time, 1 i theit, Wag dee le to r , 46.4 Cssigsiti, ~. ,i Mt they *ere, engage 4 l4A* 4sw(sti ' 'VEisilf . die . 1' . t solid be cioigerea as idle sad disaadatly thia wilifiats WWI ii.iiiiktrillit., - 1 ___ --, . . . ....... . • . ... . • , . . • r e . * t STAISztI4IOI '. • I • . - • . • , -. _ ... . . . _ ..... . _______ _ __ _____ ...__. _ ... .. 4... ...-- at_ • .. ' : , .- it( •'. A "wed to an In' : 15/1146131,"ead .6611141. to traill i a°l4l6 " l 6 1 * . 100* !ek.tiOttee !I : - of: - , rivii fp, i . • ew, - . IMMO PAPEiIa .. . 'sty - . - .'. , V 1 d. 1 4. was mill 'tiiite ' • 1 1 ) lie - Lett Lieutenant stindliralitelia tad . Imo Mai . . 'all 0 iklik i; oilmen. or r bfe "' ' .., - .aaatart4t•-- •" .__ :.l '.. •t i ;. -- ,.k ot iOtit e. th f ilsoilmite tetsVelsiteSpecial - esesiaiseifilitsVAldlttit -.- tOIiGh.)*WITINO *Hi rtiP. Plait, ftt 4. , -Ceiagie Atiiipitii_, .-amiatiiiNifiet . , . f tht cast of die ter the Pullen 10 1 teTlett the 1.161610 1 111.. I 'OM .it••.- .. • ser-Plitiwri: ilittualifir it 11 4 46 ° :hit aeoi MOO silthAtielbig at . tile;lll4lllsess, , ~r y W.) could • twi t , created, which - Sessions raight,4lolol, l o , .lihr , dWilaeldre le demerit's to,. lisseenal :geode*, i •,.. 0 lc, 1) leibintldk , ;,,, , . nfT ,uld be g iven • fiar *Trial by Jury : this Special • s ..., ..- • . :,hetellt ' • 11000 Or* .s:#4 , 'tette l6 l- titetrietell ..tre- ' - fitett i t a . ..t le, ..0 010,4111fi t ii ' ..... 1 :e of ph r tiament; . eognizatice* of no otiper crime. z, t•••.• " , .. t st , : 4 , .dneasess,, propose. IL rAei nee /11 hi mse lf p r ecl u ded would alto have pow* to break into n 4 tre . ; ,.. s • '. • 4ie . ._ Ws mile prOpo- had ten ROW: The al i t .rn,_ . eo f th e p r i nces , diving reasonable entice. alr.lPierei ''•:". .' ' J .... . ibmiiii . r ~ i !lifiy. dibilig net see pommimed osi Imtoyisit )Iktrailoo t :' • ' •*, * • • - • , • v. • ideal who had to hi show that 'kinky( Weis , * Wirasure , vr • Wilk 4 ~r . -'ef toeW O'Wsideitinif, hi 'flii n disturts- .agitatad - ioaafit*S,lloool44ol l . t q i i i s k it '• • - . : l i t i z ir e , w h en e ve r he :great and tietillefilbas imilailifatinre.• .'- if ..essese to were so notedeuratitilkh admitted. boes, *lei* digital, ,• • , . : happy in the can. , it, and thi,ltlilettAat•Wer***, ala *mare s & 4 tilkii4 l lll 6 ladeegy,theit .easpe4.roglia set be .. plimpg, ~:. tk was a quest le FO, • ' • ' .00 ens did not give; less vigorous one iti.. .woold not ti lse plioctipt• 410 2 5 . 41vd' it !Solid bps ',recoil tipeit.iiss eon,: all ti m e 1 ,404, o w* so ch,, e 7 o, ei, .. '• - • • ' t' accept, the sum and the most • drei sitsis . ltist,roti isflue. . , L. ,ef this itt?teriaty sever a l ilitithillWN hetit Weil by eileePutstect l lt bistglo-, ' • -• ' i r ' sale or purchase then adduced lettkri bilailleatrististalitWert et bii. iittedbeitißill for . preserving the peao, of called atom ets discuss It In a lgt A l . .il ! S I I / t e a m) or pa .. pAsposltion. TM tette orilltoeneWatislitritte la Gel ma 4ikt snider dlicassion; called Opo - n . Mit* eel, .trader She •Mcince !rho ' gegen. . ' tea jA I 1 • • - - ' ,oessway of Reseommeasi stied Wit' a great obstacle'' gottoorable Prieritto being fotward a stiOngeo • wails* trtsA ptocialused , the , libesty of the'tnai, 'wk. ' 2. tot think that to :to the restoration pf she public peace was tbatthe'jtairawith a As* to that ohfett. • • Witlyiespeelii MN. tho gem oar,p( hie 0 0 4peamit t y. into 4 . , 14.4 warm eapreva imik Magistrates had ne power to search the s;elliagt wf i execution of this measure, be thought, that.froi* the ft was bewito 10 the. Sat attlcte of lb& a * • ... *: Nit : he still Anita 'suspected petsous t i o or der to k now er b ot i leri bp.. c o n d o s and character 44. the Idea Golyoltnatottes eo. ii3Ai...-4.lgrellth. ' men hale a tiAkt. tit • ~ . . : .- ~• :. • 1 Vales bad • bad aq' •acknowledged inmate' were at holm, and to doe& ';-doubt could be satortline4 If its.forbotareace.e,a4 me. : firlsksheir opinions, while conforming O . : .ylll ned In his d o te of , the -continual absence of these pedant frogs their • duration upon that point , *.— .; ,lb :whistii musk repress the abuse 4 tinkilo t tie,- : \ - , t•should be noticee,dwellings at night for bad twinges. Kr. Wilcba i ISr H. PARNELL riodihtlietilliffilZ2Z l Here the Orator oineriedi that the phrsiesk 4 . I to refef to any cirill an attire and able Magistratoli the snooty oliThete , l order to satisfy the bilk taloa:that eled • i hart, of the Press" cmdttliafdly mean thatiftw - , , icersy or irritates's: l "teeth, is a letter to ths Isiah Govemonst o /ow' numnueeeded to enact anilines" Of thirhiewawith• . l of publication should be ezetrissid wilbotte, milli • of the advice given t pressed his opinion that so. smastleaynt to. oisliga all entail doe enquiry and consideration. At the semi. hility. Of all civilised nations, the . . I it could net be de , l, persons to keep within at • ciliate 'Mors would be , tion,heiltore testimony ,to the egisterne sof ~tho Ms- I that which was governed epos the lOW kbsssl '• r Arc ola that he did ' attended with great heaett ii) the. stewed ' the peace l !tithes's:4p alluded to by . the other 44, ,end AEC.. ciples; but among them the ahem; 0 pub** • differences of the The law aihkb be submitted to . the'coosideritha 0 the aothinticity 'Of the letters. quiited'hy the it were repressed Oh gerbil?. statissig a Liz i 4 ,„,, .b e ag i ta t e d i n the House might be ellbcteel without befog It sit l ' lisminetable Gentleman' who kinght tiltelit' . examples, he coteld seeetion the nestle of it, • • - onourable Member ' carried into emotion. The similar. measure whieki Bill.. Thesidtsterbaaces bad dentin!, icffillfield Mid: author, '. the died its isolieeilmatestabo weld sseeliert ' sentiment. ' With had. continued from 1807 to 1810, bad never snce. eitiltrahle- alarms end eadeett? Mended hafilf i+Altid! the host (Last-te-whiidi ' , ..........-. M e mber had ovlo4 l i been put into execution, notwithstanding rep !vitae, so organised.* to . render . the4etesties `of its nit 'ex i t gwOil Ft.- 'l ' 1 11 121 ' 6 , . " •i . - i. ,vm 4 - • rl•it. . I income was swim.: , adman from some inflamed persons. The knowledgq Members a matter of nisch di ffi culty., - jia ~bed,, prevail/I die eal i p t - , o:mead had not sr. .I et the existence of such a law would hive weight.-- .. however, every reason to believe that this donspr... lille....:_acketwletlifilLiket.,l4l;... ,IA it... iy of the painful da Thtedlight Hon. Gentleman, to fora sigyoumf for i racy, the only peofiened object of which was Ala pre- 1 abolisb th e cens orial ppm, . , natural wow - , . - the measure, read extracts . of tetterrimim stteltrilkail. tent -the raising. of mar, or the. settlement of f r e e d o m o f thpught ea *M I 4 b a t oat g m, ?lo t ... ._ —r_:_ • .3.t...t.5_ A. nr Hamm letters statesLthat the Carex strangers in particular districts, did bet* pit include 1 * posalbie l —it +-Asti Ottli. t l ice scary td lit Um* to the ' __. - .: 4 . lis UM 44 11 M 1M1M 1 94 - .;-• • . ,004 1 1VIAT , ..0 0 0 1 9 14 1=: Teo. tslio.r. Im o ra •-• 7 Slettkril sib .": ue 14 .do. . Notts _, r. 7,7 .id do. . 064 bd A .11e1 Solar ...,, 4 • n ... wows --... s do. Lieut. Buittnat. .2f * A l ' ..".:_ s .l._ ..•"10•Ali be, alit *that *tit *MN Sroisbew tho%, that tient, mid