The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-01 00:00:00

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Smmy.syypeetbelly resew 50 Gess*. sec t woo mai Aglow' •Alllowlyw is www.wy owl wet. by their rz ma Plow* tor 'womb* the lbw wallows : w 0 pygmy Cebow. ?truss Cost4L Cowl M. Mt es. Oillowl oseetlwl wig* 1 1 2 booty. ,r minima. Repairs I. 1110 filer owoow, awl re swaryole wow. Ai Apparel espoildwilly awl wlethrobly Rorwaled for patois run LONDON GAZR7TR, Nor. SO. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED, G. Phillips, Arsyloottret. orooractoret ia britle, trot Dee. 4 to Jas. 11, at Gent Moll. BANKIIUPTS. T. Abbott. Kerbstones/b. Yarbhirr, losbotak, Ike. IA. IL as Ilk Old Lleybast and Cloak low. Koarettotrootit.J4°. otils. Talbot los Wetittobo. Vorktinro. Anorak.. Mr. Tblysdatodie:strott ;sad Mr. Fink Wattle-IC York- N. Donsnst. Meiremile-usion.Tyar. rnensio. Ike. 6.11.1 Jae. 11, at tbr Gower lee. Sosiondie span• Tyro. anoroses. Mears. Marriott and Co. Gray's Ino.oluates aM Mr. Wows, rocaoleospna• T or. N. Mann and J . 11nons. Clospirci, inorrnansk Drc. N. 17. Jas. 11. at the Dalj,kia Inn. Gosport. Anoraks, Mr. Mew -6010•11 t nod isrs. Djrar and Ink Lincoln's Ins. .1. ellodeisso. Seam ord re. wed T. ilasim. Palion. Wanhire. cons.hisists. Dec. 11. IR, Jan. 11, at thollsn Is.. ade. Irdfordshise. Anomie.. Mr. Lledsell , niggles- I . ad Wass. 1 , -oiled Co dined. T"' comer, . bow the set istarthse to stestousee shot the wilwitersasharriptteeset ea trot I% • the wrote of waning the Seltptevs. soli arlogict thellirroiese la la-tke. asowasis iw w eal ow ration awe lbw Tent Tallona ll a rove H twos& Yes aworelehle as le this heissat. Bowls, as it has fosse the splialweettelidleis as braked Nast.... the Cisiewittee feel is twee dog as ,te ilea it asks *art 4 she deteswas Iwe that Mee Led osetieks, aid farther runtimes ea tit. pool a the Nit ads 4Jesitte awl I lea '4l s, ate masked to Klee casaplele %gm ow 11)4 • eablke aisle s, Awl MOW? tit. est 14 Ire eafeen ia glitch she Ctinetitiee ea/ the Sttbscriber. twee • ceasesto ia leTst. vowelise husiessosev .4 the reseal Fool ter its pawpaws. II I empty arerstars tw woe, that It italreadt 1 1 1.e..riaisrd the the an Awe./ errs... torsion, weeewled. sad mare ar Ins diablea. NA wf hnohl. exceed foga H . sad T•esiv i wf these, may rt•svited mare inure& which pm...- BmM lAA. Woes, °then solg-md Feathers, awl aredtal ate diable4 foe she seesaw/Or • f eh. it Ilse.. Ait Itsearowat ristotihesiest of Five Naihillip Imamate '.allure lettsieshlt esh•set the oh le At weet of IMlf+ s t sad allbetowl she Cesswitotelha,bfre yew mooed ia‘whiPMegptotetsaan iwnimpx _.eptfears • oil tlir Two il. Jam. Übe. J. Hancock. Lhorker-bekoake. Poplar. rat wale', Dee-IL Jaa. ii, at Golldhal. Harney, Mr. Maltem, d. Pi Dolby. Jour. Wader. flassest. tanikr, Dee. It. 114.Jam.11. at du WNW hart lam, lawn. Anoraks, Mean. rairrami Co. Dedieti row. J. Briediev. Jeultaren. Crlopleicale. ellimmearkrive, Dre. 7. 14. - Jam. 11, at Gialdiall. Anoraks, Uri& miii sal Co 011-marr, Lionises Ir. S. taimmeed Ben% mareboat. Uee. IS, 14. Jas. 11. sr the Golan Lae, !pun*. Attendee, Mean. Soma awl Go !park& I ami Kr. Mar, Inemari's Ina. P. Uitie. atm. J. Oak. jam, J. Dine. sad H. Mak 11i imme-itioare. media. Dec. T. 14. Jan.ll. as tieildhall. knit. an, Mean. Metiomeamd Co. Link M. liars Amok. J Ilia. Torleitier. eenen4inike". Dec. 11. 11 1 . ha. De at taikdrili. Attarako,Mr. Itenkaa,Mameliencr i and Mean. Hood nod Co. Taielr. W. ti.itb aad 4. - Matoimet. Mae, Need-eon. Ilenb-stre.4. Haildrao. Ikc. 14. 111, Jr. 11. al Guildhall. Astersiry. Mr. IlmaPem, Tuillook-row, Cimos.iardeit. R. Myer, Nroarde opea-Tme. Mararapn. Ike. ?9,119, Jam. 11, at Ow Tart's Heed Imo. Neerneedearne-Tmr. At tendee. or. Hanky. Sew etiage-euret t .rd Mr. Fen if. Aeons& epea-Tyma. .1. Dinkier, sea. J. Manion. jam. nod .1. Martian, 1.41 J. l'eskalre. utersied-eplnners, Dee. :O. 21. Jan. 11. as tbe While Seam Inn, Halifax. 146.. Mews. %Vietminh sod Co. tirmj% Imo 1 cod r. Halifax. M. sod J IL S. S. t. Iseer- Oldsvris Corker- ?see,: owl% Casiolsed. Now oinvehost —Dee. I. LN. 1111111. Groot Timm , whir tarn. teem— Me. 21. W. Lewitt'? Mende Woe, faroarr— Dre. 11, It. I'. Collse, Lambeth. tryorr —Doe. 11. I% 0. !adios awl J. Parry, Devoodatro.igoorr. sorellsoso—D•e..lll. J. S. 10..1, Golcorsiworevt•boilillor, orrelme..t —Ore. Doihoo, Liverpool, torreliaot —Doe. 21, J. limo, Gosport, Olean. CERTIFICATES—Dm 21. .. ode dolt' w. 4 . Is Yee elbebegslibed body es ..._ vivo. they ant. bey bare .-3 &deem* fielrelplNCllliraceal Mr Mum& els sowed itbereteso. Tbk rewrite., id Farb will. le b se be Moped. Arouse tits Treateren of 1. eel tieboerielkas to :•mise die► C.erraiitte Oder Anomie be their tomb. sod niwielaN *be Beervelete mid Pa. Wane is ever. pert ref the napes, ow proshive sad emend the petwolort F. beware of the Casenitsee by every saw trilibis their power. At she tl.4e of the flabteripelow. sr at sew deeired Perini. the Ce :amine , pup., ia whoa He the filhettlbels a de wheel aerosol 01 the Receipt sod Espoodesse. airesepabied by ..kcis earbvertrWes at they lope will satisfy then deal the Coat ewer base eiwessoi (be Iwkonase mit wilted to *en wine Z. al, Db.errtsoo. aril Fidelsil. Seherriptiote eh. ad) Ovenbird .82122 18 !j Salvo riusioafrowalwa. M. 1 the Csiedl*, sf Os. P. koivee, F..q. AM 0 ford, Mu isevelsael r.fite ••e, Ewe. 10 0 sided sieb Ito mole* .T. N.l-0•10. Frs. 5 S ipeolleiey. per 11.11 was, A, Soy , e. tivq. 5 5 Fag. A 3 0 Ifs. J. fl‘ k.. 1 i rum the War/ ef 111. 11r. J A Ward 1 1 thopsaur. for the Mr. Petry Frith 1 Ws...lied Sutures at Mr. W FI.W? . 1 Manelfriter, sad the pr. J.. di ilera ' 1 W•di.ws amid maims Mr L PAlfreimet 1 .1 thine she wen 31r. P. Wooftorls. job. I i 'bd. 72 II 51r. Jaws 1 Freed, (at Cawley) I. Mr. A. 5 crew ' Comp. 3 S the lirdlitb Camilla. A Triyoil so rerodoso 1 1 shoo. Gm okloct af Issery Isb.erepelose 5 3 whirh is is private. Mel to deltrey. dm Town a few V 1 .1.14119. P"Ple. 5 0 soh. sheet at tile Ship, Imo lee Carpenter's Gay'. limbos. 110 Committee, per T. A. C. 1 0 T.-whop 4 2 •C. W. 1 6 1 iptraliel‘Weevert. per A few Fiiesd. so 10.-Ede ,r.I Giawrools 1 0 ske sad Reforms. by i Frlosely of Refers at W. Maui., Piirrev- 1 Totter Ise !lige Cleo* 2 2 Stet', Sr. Georges Peweedeld Arrived Per VW I 1 7 ay Soboyilpti so 1 4 Tr4evores awl Noche. Set.oulisamvipeioa free *obi Pal.by. sea Os Her, Si. Edema& 4 0 Vie.eite, whit atilier • M. S. S. 20 0 (taproom's sad r. el 1% te.4lreit.Liik Derby 151 10 deliberate Herter 20 0 J. eph Sr.",. Vet. 4.. ill 10 Froos a &yr fibrosis eve Mr. Jars!' , rdwordier Vireos watHiesouvien . I Seined beimorepoien 1 1 evistieg is tie elect,. C. C. by is Ward it films ativeaspbere of Chatty, 3 0 Cbyrifi Vogl. !bile:, Me. S-rwirl Hess* 1 1 Fos. 111: P. s' 10 10 Friends/if &form ore- T. T. Clarke, E.q. sad leg at the Jemmies, Stew eipii.ei 10 0 Tares, 10. Jobe.. . Sao. G. Lamb, VP. 2.1 1/ gate 41. 7.. N. Ilea. Su N. C. Fens. 3. C. sad J. ii. Coe s*. M. P. 10 0 win we she Menectie Fess the Alfrioluen lia. weeromrress Syne.' noel net% Two Brewrsy, Its legithosie eine% Intoo.p.wall 601 Powerboat, Mem- As Bony to Arbitrary dos, sod hisoesere 2 2 rawer 2 2 r citeeted at Newport. As Gamy so Tyres.. 211 ble eef WIN, per T. , • few Prie..d. RI she Ceske, jam m 1 Geary% Ans. I 16 Ilsbarilpsiater are receive/ by Mr. %. Oneek., 110, IGoomils Mt. Dolby, ff.edwar.verees, aa.l _Ps. Smolt Mr. thin. be 11704-4141,14 Mr. 11 ..k.l. 91. lork-nereo. Wetteeiaareet Pr. Parr, /:rest It etteltoreet. Covers-prdots 4 Mr. Pueray.s. INT.vtieel, earretre-emslieriblr. liter) Wielsele. Wo l4-04 reet. Ipital.liedv I Mc Wootrr.76. flert..orret i se die Cher of tlyr littaisirt Is . Ittilttiewy•reett, Fker-Monett Mr. Hints. 27, Xlitt.444-streel, P 054611444 4 4 114 8 Mr. so rwirelill.lll. Fie'.-.beret. WI. _ sad 40, Dt4141-148Pr 4st the Crowe end MOW Tows. monad I sad by the Tierosirr. Stair Convene'', 37. Carter eyesore I Se Itoben VI elo4. M. P.. 47. Cleallev.weret, Bechtleytterare i sad Mr. A. is . f 4., dish Habors. brionipoia., awainwetly tested sib be i...weiistri , C017(4144 4141 ftpplicetibit Is live Secretary, at Pie Crows sod Anther ire devb way eisy *two* Skeen Aul Two es. Cheek J. W. BetWeyer. New Loolloo4treel. ifterehopl—W. lierlapee.l.eierwer. Irosiet—E. Wood. Seidman. Toekibire. lialbrriaerehard-11. Wilms. Washita. Hertford@biro, awe beeper. PA RTN FR DISSOLV ED. T. Sowerby sad J. , prow. 1/orbros. comma brewers—T. Newberry sod mad. novo-street Peligaed Warier( —J. %Marry T. liihroo, Liverpool. provl alroartwaera--V. Army and T. Riebardwra. Seedy!, Weviwor. bad. rimers—T. 161..isserwr awl It lAirt. Ilideford, Dego*. shire. rtarioioalper— W. Dooms sad J. I) F. Kraorlow. White lios•eosa I. rebut lair. ion lowers —R. I'. Dais this wed W C. Illanball. Deaf •rd, Nordiarapirowlsire. boilden—T. Regale', and H. Wolf.. ha. paler inaaaratarrerr— t". Baum pop J. Wass.. earrik-Cary.Sonetrebleire. Illor-opinewro—T; T. Tay lor. F. &with, aid S. Civil. New Ila.ioetiall-ttrerr. aliataier— J. Orahara a. d J. Taylor. Liverpool. lode and skis werclavare —S. Tetley arid J. Warlwiek, Wadford. Yorludsite, Oen— T. A. Harvey awl T. Robert. linos Ileilairage-wreer. e or. peorrev—S. Ford mod A. Goldonisb. Lambeth-am* whoa soisoroses—T. Malawian! W. Corms, Liverpool, ephit-wort. abbots. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OV LORDS. Nov. SO. Their Lordships met at fear ..Nark. whoa Petitlaps mere enteeened be the Earl of CAN NANVON wad Lord NOLLE, the objects of .blab sore liesoilible to lime Wow she bar. The Earl nf LA UDIKK a/11.1382W, be whited to Warr tram the Noble Earl oppe.lite, ilk hat groevals evi-srd hr rennin trenitetv with mare to the reesevpilee of Ca.* Payouts by the Bask. The East of LIVERPOOL Mt as 'initials. fa aoseerine IM *node,. Ile warded that the teenier. aliened to by she ilohk 1•Wil whirs./ With operelvossesita the Stork Iktriveneei seed then is never had brie sh• iseeotioa of the Print, Seems. Geerrneoest to preemie troy altettesee le liestrametneet• made be Parliament him 5.-taisie, resrvilag eh. reseetrine of Cash Pay seettes. STATE OF THE. NATION. The Marquis of LA NSIIOW N row, pommel to the notice be bed givers on Friday. to discharge what be cosceised to be his dety, and is compliance with the sidles of a large body of the cowitry, to more for the appointment of a Select Committee to oeqaire foto lusty. a the Coestry, more especially the masofaclering districts, and also as to the doe ad. ministration of the laws. Althoogh he felt the mg. sited, of the subject he was prowedieg to move, sod thatch he was aware that persess en the ether side of lb. Bosse, were supposed is regard the public delver in so exaggerated point of view, while Noble Lents on his side rvesrded it in a dimisisbed pilot, still, when it was ispo4rible not to feel di.. timely that an additional force, milkiest is itself to keep peace one bemired years ago, was added to s clouding army, aed when be perceived that she tables of the twe Lows stew exhibited nothing bet mos. ogres of mercies ; &ma, be ribeessed, be beheld all these things, it appeared to be merely a WllllO of time to attempt to algae are the dillicelt:es and dia. Isere of the cosetry. It was is reality a prima fork case, le which tie gentian was whether they eight pus serUla Bills wittiest list baring recourse is '• The Case fur :WA IIanADEN .felt in the Reid, ihei 54•Dv Etr died on the &grad! " visgoiry, mt the were recommetedatioe aged impossi bility of the Prime Karnes'. Government, sod whe tter, they mead afterwards bring shemstlves to Mina Mee with *stashed sleds. One dificelty was, sod priodpell me, le seeking eel a cam of dengue ; and buse It was proper to remark, that it wield be • hid mistake both be their Lordships and .a the peel of Glommement to leek partially at the danger, , danger there *ere. It tees not only nadeesaty to • how fir dolmas had been toppreseed by Wee end sedition by law, bet when this wan does it yet reasined to empire what was the Stile which had led to seditim and vielesm, sad altethm this mils bed bean Of C• 11141 2#94 9 1 1 7 he eummed..—lt wee set merely die Nifty lAsSmarat to ascertain oily seditious pobliestions [ bed goes fords, bet, at the same doe, it behoved 'thee so engelekwhy sorb prodoctions were meetly It was we setivfactleo to asteriele the overt at esdhlass dasnewhos «ea 10 11 96 P to irritate the poblie mind; bet ibe muter was, why suramsMagstes were employed as nab topics, end so moor teen ors to listen to Theal opposimi. in his estimation se mead ' looehr Pi•the inning order of tams. Dis• Aisase bee - tumildoted se site feendatioe of mil dimantent of which their Lordships heard so the eireamestamm of the times bad costa / tar that distress, my wee he prepared to say. the needed of the Parlismoot bad not fostered • was Womble that Radicalism bed lentrished in IM maneefactering districts, whore distress ASS atone severely felt. Although great distress had been imperilment by the agrkulterel pert of the commoseity for • considerable thee, yet it -as remarkable that disaffection had got vised them. If he were asked to point out the plates where Ra dicalism had allele's' its highest pitch, he sbeeld same Manchester, Glasgow, and Paisley, as those places where. their Lordships would sheerer, the population were employed in the cottos trade. In these platy, the wouvere erre not soli, set a►le to yarn one.belf of their former wages, bet, after tak ing from them timeliest heirs allotted for steep, anise cosh! abide eso were thee eve shillings a week. In Sc••tlsnd sumo families got only two sbillisgs end six pence a week ; and is other parts weevers were at present thoe;ht doing well open *4 or screw shil lings a w►ek. Net to potable their lordships with seb.thrtails at length, distress, he most repeat, was, in his opinion. the foundation upon which the agents of sedition built, and the only meets. of sedecieg a less* population was Wein each IWO'S 'mailable.— Aside," rouse of distress was is the guiltily of lard capital which *nee remained in the country. If lb. precidament of the coontry at this time were eon sssatetl cub its 'booties some twenty years sieve, it gelid he apparent in what usasessee its capital thew lefiltated lee parsketer way. which had erased with t►e termination of war. Dosing the late war. the wor►mien made pert of the filed capital of the coun try. They could set be removed like the capital which employed Owns; bat the reemeet that peace ewe, employment decreased, and capital found s freak tent. The circumstances of war horned the capital of the country into ertificial chancels, which stopped with the restoration of peed., end e mass sfl 'Wintry was throws bark erns the Slide. The pre. portion was daring the war about from 900 to 900 families, as engaged in mansfecteres in reference to snd offer the peace, the ronsequences were such as their Lordships sew. Add to those Illessiderations the slate of the paper cadency, which *fettled to individesla such imaseute means if specu lation, and segmented a species of fictitines wealth. With an itteresterl espendit ere, the country presented a depressed a revenue, and the results were Bohai,. pily sow felt ; individoals, ender such circumstances. were charged with burdens they were unable in hear; sod, in: led, just doable what was sestaisted in oth►r toestrits ; bet the condition to be drawn from such eiscosistesces was, that their Lordships should en. fertile that consideration for • population an en. fortunately situate'', not owing to any misconduct of their own, as to teed a valise ear lo their eons. plaints, and endestour their redress. It could hard ly bu wandered at, if, unhappily for themselves, some portion of that population still listened to mi. 'history plass of improvement; bet it was too nisch to say, on this account, that society, grown weary of the lend, should Nish, her enernbeed lap. sad care dorsi elf." _ _ With respect to Ilebtic Mowlegs, he was satisfied that a large portion of the people had waded them solely from that active sad weer ceriesily which, owing to the spread of lastrection, med.. them ant low is he ecgaaiated ebb the occurrences of the thew. Even is the infortersate stair of Manchester,' if their I.ordshipsjest referred to the correspondence of Mr. Hay, it said appear that he cowidered only a part of the mob assembled en that occasion to b. of the reforming party. What then were the ►emain. in* pert f Mobiles. seal Varies; lookers.on and stswders•by. who Inch no personal interest in the business. From motives of humanity, their Lord. ships eoght to look with teaderoess on the people in sock case ; sad if Dot from humanity, from policy. If once the middling classes of sot sty were brotletu to 'aspect that liters was an apperat west of brain I. their Lordships for them—if once they believed they tact alloys to legislate list never to sympathise, that estimable class would fall away ; end not elf the IIIeaSOIVI of restraint which the Legislature should meet, nee all the saltness that nsiglit he levied to enforce them, watild prevent this reentry from irretrievable rola. They staid s;Perdtly iced that titian" of the motel was slithered up. The sloe. ties of the coostry *staid, therefore, new esgage their att►ntion, conaected with an eageiry as to the causes of distress. There were tso or three marks that occurred., this heed. If he believed th nth No ble Lords a the other side, that oar distress oats, be bat ttossiest, be shneld cheerfully veto lee NM heliamoulary great, distribated With cage 7110 - idi Agel earlditkodi a" a m°° "° ll l lierviales P. ' liectieisiO4e: Rrii‘riloherv. Atitin4..lli:Uaisei.iiiggleo: ini y en — ", Shairolia. Re. wade' earl Won. Enna sad G. *MAW. To Geodeasaet. Nworeatera. Rankarts. awl Othen. IL Park. IN•mianiamayr n i i rlitea woke,. u,.. SOM. hr. 46111 $a "IC T°g ',WOW NURSERY sod KITCHEN. U. ot tlts i o... 4e Caseso. 4.08._ iss . _ es. Ur ! 411. NW. It o RANDS!( STOCK a Mr. HENRY SHALMER. ~ j,•„,_,_ iallega 0 Ise I WI 111 . ik... AL_. .. ONO Cislet i . temP6664 at rblll D or f. triamard. Teal,- "'"••• .••••••'" mkt ft IllwatT;;;:l i A t t awl . . , . . • 'ft -I ' 4 ' hillsoosttio • _, ...,..,.- / f e , -.y . . .P........./ --; • ‘ . ...t • 't •,. ode Oa. • 4 1V e l . , . ~ r rot on . I ' l l atat seal' et* Nallt;altAGLedWeittoisioW e a tiehnia, ' The ‘,. , • ~.. a ~,.. w _ (4. or :le ''. P • .. 44 1'. ar• r =FAWN A ge, m oss • ..ilk d IMilir ( ob i**4o Skt i t l i Ira ty r. rACHILAN. • •o° . -. • - • Isio 140 * \ p dir 11 1 Art P"'"4" S. Wl4 Is. $4l/.1.114 13 " , ull " T i...lllollaal. jos. rows/Sri. AtillaPil. nee. lA.I pit. 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Lemke Meg desired was a casual fetishes of ewe emmesercial systems ; sod hire he was scare a hit Mi• &Mete had net secceeded le csocleding a Cowart - els! trolly with say of the Powers with *boo we were le amity. If, spin, we pecootaged there,* of timber Is Goats, instead of !aspersing It frees Norway, we might 'stream trot Imports to the let ter, at the wee time that we festered leer colonial !role. Seeds Assents, tee, 'weed to as a reedy sod Westin wart, he different p•rts4/4 wheels, seat Hanses Apes, we might to wettish Commis ; for mom' or late, that ceeetry most he consolidated. With vegeta to war later'sl wale, pettieetarle rte lllMlltima, *de fassedaltips were booed to ',gel,* whether Aglow. had been justly sod sellers" edo mitsistered, sethieg was so bud as a capticlooe a& einktratiee of la..—[Hen the Nobly Mompele mod s passage frees a periodical woe k end' led Yffieraffiffnes asperities; the Prince Itegeet, and asked *My hie Msjesty's Gmernment bad primed some presets+ tines, while they neglected this pt.,' ri—Ulsels had; beep seemed to stalk abroad In some intimates for ewe or these years, which he was sere so boatel twelve vaes would ham refired to mist with their ' ' verdict on oath. Ministers were calling for sew powers in low, but did not administer these with which they were now erred by Ike Comes. doe. Jest la a similar Myle, soma Meetings were legal with meek and lags, while ethers were not so. He shield molly like to see the lee streethres of Ministers to she Magistrates; what " coming meets did seed their bedews befog," set what were legal and what illegal Meeting', is that circular style. Why, at the Meads' I. idamehester. , was mot malice ghee of its illegality to those lotted• log to meet, es ie the Int lemon had hese dons?-- Why, admitting the assembly to be Illegal, was net Mr. Hunt arrested em his passage to it, err ',terming from it? Punishment 'Would have fallen on the leaders of the bleming, sod not upon the people.— These things called for enquiry, a proceedteg not raised in the Oxford stair, in 1717, aor upon the murder of Captain Porteous le Edinttergb; end why resisted new ? Whatever might be the deference des to the bleachester Megistrates, as priests wee, k was infinitely more important that the puts ad ministration of Justice should he revolved clear and evident. If their Lordships were willing le go into ow *equity so desirable at this time—investlesting the moms of distress, and removing its effmte, then, indeed, the proposed laws world, 'aster such as en. qtriry, come recossameded with something like grace to the people, bet otherwise they would be perfectly useless. The Noble l'iscentst (Sidatoseth) had talk ed of making nn concessions. 11, by the word con. ! cession, the Noble Lord meant to decline the beadle% out of wage, hopes end wenderiej desire, to the I public mind, kr himself was also no friend to coa -1 cessions ' • bet still he "resold concede to the people the fell bombs of the Coestitetion, and amongst thme benefits, an enquiry by Parliament, whose doors should always be open to their complaints, sad whose feelings should sympathise with their saffeeings. Ile had, therefore, now to move their Lordship' for a Select Ornemittee to esquire into the state of the country, mote particalarly as it related to the di.- Content in the mentaketerieg districts, and the ad. mini ion of justice. The Marquis W ELLESIEY said, the general re. salt of the watetman-like speech *bids they had , heard was to show that all greet revolutions hi states l like this arose from various complicated causes.— I Th. Noble Lord had said, Mu witi!pnce way so NA fierIWIPIINd he force and sediii-n to be pot Joon by e•so ; In that he agierd ; het when that was dolmen : quirt' should made to see chat Ike ease of this tie. lenee and Pontine was, is order so prevent their again arising in the State. Ne man could deny that violence had hien suppressed by force and sedition by Is, ; hat beyond that mole force was contemplated. Parliament bad been called on It, consider of the boat mesas to protect its own ez• isteore when pions were tegulatly modelled . nd well compomed, to destroy the whole fabric of she Go• ',enamel in all its poem IN every ono of She pub lications of the disaffected it was openly stood, that nothing hat Anneal Parliament, and Voting by lltl lett would content them; and that withal', tho,.s things they cosh! nese, consider their gri re dressed. 'llese plans were iutimately coronet tsil silts the destructions of all reek and property is ioeSttle. They met sot to Deliberate, but to carry Universal Sulfreg., by peaceable metes, as they say. if they nn; but if not, by that physicvl force which they i come to review at leek Meetin g s. Ile contemplated I the qabestest awl the pescimble separation of sorts Meetings silt slams, thoo l ch it was praised by soma ' ' Noble Lords of stranger sae than be po.sessed, They peaceably tart to nterihrow lbw Constitution, and most !firstly parted to meet agile for the sawn purpose. It was said that the scheme was wild, and therefore impraeticable. Those who thought so were 1 little acquainted with eh* history of war or the he menl heart Every chortle in a Stale had been brought , about I y practical a los p a to reach onauainabl. ob. 1 1 jects. Long before they had .trained the imposed. I cid• goal of Uoimini Selfrage, sh y would , e , r h 1 1 yowler real tmotesine. All religious faith and morals 11 might be destroyed ; and every bend that holds maw t to sea, while they were debsting that Atheism was I a wild, visionary, sod unattainable theory. At a proper time he would be far from opposing eseeiry into the distress's of the cantor" , ; bat was that in take plies before they bail applied oarno.lios to An tells *kith were immediately pressing? The pre. 'Deed employ would go far beyond soy thing which bed elmn , be ,,,, ', mh o, before Parliameert, and would ooey/ se meth of its aunties that it *veld be im• 1 0 ) : 14