The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-17 00:00:00

WHIG GRATITUDE. Ma.l l Enrron,—Testerday I went into a celebrated Whig bookseller's shop hi the West-end of the town to purchase a pamphlet, awl while standing at the counter, in came • swot gigsetic Gentleman, who interrogated another of less stature, who was sitting on a shalr:—" Ah! bow do yen ? Did you see Houma ?"—No.—" I 'ay, the Whigs hare be. based d---d shabby to me! There're sehmenas oat against seven of my men, and an arrest over my heed; they have pot paid me one farthing! lam obliged to skelk !”—lt is • d..--d shame. Mr. WD--D told inn too months since that we should all be paid directly ; end Hotter, after [elfin his •wo pay, caree shout an on. besides. If soother Election should take place, they may all go to b—. On looking et the tall Gentleman, I instantly re cognised the celebrated Captain P--vr ; the other, believe, was also 000 of Mr. LANS'S Committee.- 1 net, Sir, your's, J. R. NAVAL INTEL LIG ENCE. DIAL, Jost 16.—Sailed the Orient, Reynolds, for &whey • Ilessaren, Gibson, fnr Surinam ; the Ar. Jseisen, for the H h ; the Betsey, Frith, f„ / te ll i e s • the Bolden Brevet, for New York ; the illaries, Harris, for Oporto ; the Henry. Lou,,, f.„, % o b oe ; the Regalia, Dijon, for N. Sough Wales; and the whole of the outward-beena, alsewicn, Joni I6.—Sailed the Auckland packet, for llellaed ; lied Eclipse packet, for Cushateo ; both with Mail.. FALISOVTII, Jogs IC—Order, hose beets received for the smiling of th. Jamaica and America packets, bill the Brasil packet is detained till the 16th. Poutessowre, JU.L 16.—Passed by for London the Piggott, Thorn, beet Tabors ; no the 30th Xey, In lat. 37. 41. long. 46. 1. fell In with the American schooner Myrtle, of Bocksport, with loot her, weterlegged, male-nest gone, and no person on %turd ; en th. Tub Jane, in lat. 46. 37. long. 39 spoke the Ajas. of Shields, frees Dohlm for Quebec, all well, oat 16 days; and on the 13th Jane, in lat. 49. 36. tong. 9 30. spoke the American ship Isling ton, Prow Liverpool for Philadelphia, nu. Otte days, all well.—Sailed the Wellington, Paisley, for St. Vincent's; Geinsborough„ Hyslop, for Gibraltar; and Zephyr transport, for Guernsey. ROBERT EMMETT. [FROM TUC 111111111111 ANA The following is the conclusion of • spirited, bet painfully Interesting artkie on the unfortunate Emmett, which appeared in the Irishman, of the Ilth inst. • very well written and indepen dent Paper, which is recently set op in Belfast : •• Bet Emmett achieved, what no other men bet kluseelf would have dared to attempt. With his dark mind, sod single arm, heergeolsed thousands of his poor elsootrymen, and besiege. , the G orient of the country in their strongest p..sition. What would this man not hove been capable of. if regulated by teasels that had overtly calculated the elifficatios to be conquered. and she stem a that should be employed? Whet would such a mind have bee. repaid. of, if he could have borne with palmate the humiliation of his native laid, and waited the opportunity which God might have given hie' so assert her rights? What would such a Taro be capable of. if, mending its his place in the British Parliament. he held up the bloodies body of his country, and pointed to the hoods that covered her mina wounds ? Which of those men who sown. times @mese the Itish People with sporting epee the agonies of the sof/ever, would dare to meet the eye of him, who was compared to Chatham and Boling. broke, even by the veriest sycophant. that walked in the traits of Monkish oppression—who everted from the moat corrupt sod canting Members of 'Nati, College, their united attestation to the wonderful imperially of his eloquence ? Oh! had it pleased Providence, that tech • man had not fallen—bad it been so ordered that he had reserved himself for Obese coollicts, which Beeson and the Constitution of ear Country warrent. what • shield would his greet mind hays been 'o.4i. when the relentless bi got of England presses to fling their poisoned or. •rars among • defenceless People is• cannot purse. this strain-- With oar adults • We C 0... tryout, Moore, we are sillies to soy to Ireland, Oh I Ismail* Del ►b now.—" The Persia. Ambassador pee a grind male es Teesday evening, at hie residence in Charlessstreet, Berkeley.sessre; lb. ball sad pelecipsl Mira,* were decorated with shrslss sad lowers. The snit of drawing-rooms were most brilliantly iilen•iwsted ; in each apartment were placed a nrofissien of pots of the chatcrst Uuwers ; in the grand drawing.►nnm was a whole 1,1,0 picture of the King of PRIMA, wish a crown of diamonds sod poses, over which were his arms in gold : th• grand dining-parlour was sl• p ro. pri•ted fur refreshments, which consisted of every delicacy Mit efeelil be thought of. The wines end fruits were of the rarest description. The compant present 'scrolled SCO perusing of the first rank, des. s Median, and fashion. We refer ear Readers to our Report of the pro. ',edify% in the King's Beech, for the resell of the Quo IVer►awfo Information which was commenced against the Mayor of Petersfieltl. Our Restive, will vecollect that the inhabitants of Potersfield objected to the person lately holding the oink, of Slayer of that bereseh, because he was elected by a Jury no. animated and selected, it in other words parked, by theSseviesd of theCoert Leetos he is the Judge there, and dimes all the persc•ediogs of the Court : mild further, because there was serving on the Jury so il. legally named, a person not qualified by resiancy to de so. We crin,oarulste the Put:nit- on the re sult of this affair; it is a direct admission of the Illtgali.y of such attempts to usurp the just and res. sasi•ble privileges of the inhabitants of • town ; anal I. a canstitntional point of view we consider it most gratifying, as it is clear that i! is fully onderftund Ice C efts of Law sill bev-r sant'''. ii • custom , ' , hitch wrissios tlic Jurtg . s. or 3 Cntlit nirmi we Ihti; and ' miming ft.:. „sly w . ..it's is to sit in t'ost Count. . THE STATESMAN. IMPERIAL PaIRLLIMENT. HOLM: OF IAtR DS, .Ic, 16. Mewage front tie Commons btusseht up tae Land Tae Ccoss.:lssi , eerv* Me Lova. alSj iewesal private HO.. he Duke of ItUTI.4NI) soled the lint reading of the Franse.a oil Easily.: Ball. Tae Larl of LAUDE/:DALE essesse r v e d she ° Nee, o r ibis Rill as MIMI IffireflBlll .legjelre , that a hte, m ore he teal to the amber Hoots., to sespw•t • .op, , of the fritterce taken heron. the Cusausittee 11.1110 H.uae I and far ther he mimed, that time world be given for consistent% the principle of the ase , srate. The Oahe ..11LIUTLA ND said. be had no dish minor what. Cy-, to rem' the otelmire tbrutigh the Ilouve.—Tt.e ils.l sal tbr• real la drat tiros. The Liar' of LIVER PtIOL wowed Ile Snit rendlne of the It! Million Load ILI!. The Nob!, Lord nave n..isre, ihnt b► * horrid, in the 1110111 d eroding, u me to sus/ 'mg thr Order o' the Howw, re.lrainfor the Bill goir•g wore than inn. ante 111 a flay The bleffirle of LA NS1)01V N, in rkieg in mot" for leave in bring in a Bill to ..41 , 0 , 11its m ilfrft•es as* inn rte.'eere on she Ban *sale Bribery ROI tiara 1111. g onogrenr.. 01 'Leh ew.neoce, nit afkrli•a it righs 1.. state, that be did for no ir,tnm rite eis the liirh whir h the Beate pr n rated. et 11 , ..1,..1111112 11 f. 11111%111411011 Of • 1101 efi..1( . 111 . 1,e11111.1 in a Count of Jowly. 11. ewirenee, u in new ~tart saw. The doh g •n was it high b.. se► of the prat dere r hieb ;softened, and lie trn,leil mould tort 1 . no nil.; hut the evidence lies gm.* could a.•l be Ned hi ti r not he had ol• laded to, y. I the giving inch et idenre, aitioef kitting the 'wi der ef? Vigil in proof. sight he ;Mewled 0 Ilb I . ll4oldelliblr is. provenience in the partly, which tbs. Bill an. ifoef.ded to pro. Wel thew wigniant ; a. pyre( might cline .111 .41111.11 . 10 to 4011.14'1 slew, 'lon conferred with o r a u , nnplc. 04 11vIrs111111r, 01 1 .111 , 110h1f, 000 rfnrrl , A, it wa. nereisory ibis 1141 .1 said pow at ....Da, pneltile, hr should retiree, that list Bill be nod r ecood Babe on iii.. 51. mod drat the Plasniig Odes. he then wop. - ndrid, with a Wien to 11 1 0 Bill hung p red ;broach it. seen isi •tare, sawasedsmet,. The Bill wow then read a Std. and °Meted I. le re,d lime nn The o.der f..r the altrottanre or si:nesres 11106. Air the pre set., tsspeodee, The Stormy.. LANSINMN hied tte wood 'whin.% or the N...1-hosse Itrer Ai.... Hill to Torolo%. The Lod Tor Cotroottorsorts Nmse. bill ors read a first Oar. 1 he 'cereal ether breesebs from 'be Co.eeoal sere read • fret. and ordered so be rr art a 'as, od tour. The Water of 01.01 she 11. ssersor Trial fur Murder Bill., were 'rod a erro.nd !saw. Ihr the Repoli of sir. Conon artati,. Itill brine brought op. The Earl of LIVEN r .hr ItOi se.• rsoorr, sat roomiest of 111.1116 Isildreo ewe so Ihboro, t.a. ruoboed to elra r. Ith omelet have No ob . :ersten raseort the line fortires, tires, heir( in the rar gorses is. in tie ; wrib • prowl• ..... Shur ear Saler ..1 hat risme hborld be •••os s.ps eared In &ober ; riser he 'horrid 1)011/ peop..e, MO she Kill be re-ceinewitre.:, tor the propsoe of adelsos• int I. a dais,. Upon Il.t. proprossi .... sooe coorresation tack place bet were Lord Itoe.1):1, the %trowels of Moe. LanWerithle, L o rd K 10 . 14 Grolvears. sr I the 11.sr•ei.of L osell our, 'he Rol ass seetuihrthated los Vrorla).—Arkenuroell to Friday. .- -- -- was e reerimmendation, however, which was by n• me" , of mintif importance, Tie Committee re commended that Parliament should adopt sow, lofts asesiont provision for and limiting the toter, advances made by the (lank to the Public, and for bringing Ihnce edvarroe ri ostantly ender the super intendence and tbseeratii.n of Parliament. It was, 13111 to elTect that of that he shook! in concluaion move (or least. In Si. Th,•re were three modes lit which the pitta's,. be are, o iniplisheti—either by a low, iiitordictieg the Batik from asking •"• advanfea at all—l prohibition whirl. would be at.' tended with groat pul.lk inentivenionce, or by ' , fishing u nominal s ome n r to which the 11(;111i.:•4 M i ght be ghat.!-d, which would be attended with' the disatittroisge, that amount might sometimes be too sm 01, somenies too large for the n.;,.. city; or, 'Litchi., lry the plan, ohirb, under all tbe • circumstances of Ile eIIKP.IIP rAllr115•11 1.1 be 11.. co': t i espedgi n t i and n i,to, ha .houl.l iberof,re rervoir , , , ll.l to the adopti •ti of ll.ew I! lie pr-p.•ted 1,• enact. clue ll ~ • L of 1..-gland sileold, ill the first O rr tin pre , . +itc..l zelber from mating any ii",anres to Getertimoot ; and that whetimior 'loch 'detects. were (1e...n0l desirable by Government, • In 'octant of them should be submitted to iNthi.• merit the perm, of .braining sethaity flan P•firviko L fer dime advances. This course would SEP Whole sobjert of the advaeces frougoromi Bank ender 'the Immediate and constant in•paction ..fro-tiilment. The ant elaqre cf his t ropoc•ed Idill therefore a bold prabibit ih Il,ok of England from Ruching any Owns. to Government unless distinctly authorised Icy Parliament. ft would then provide, n" U Perli imerstraillisidered such adesneas deritable, and aothiteisirri them by a sprylic Act, either .he First Lad of • Treasury or the Chancellor of the Factaeguer, should make a written aridiration to the I Directors of the Bank for the requited it (IT *et ore, which application, and their answer to it, the Direr ton showlit enter on their Minutes. The neat clause of that Hill world provide that the written applicasko an merle, and the Minutes of the Bent, gratin; their scruda•renre or r•fit•al, should be laid brfr'are losment, thus hinging the while Isansection ender its regniaacre; and that within fourteen days after its occerrenfe, or after the commencement of the Ses 'ion. There was another point to which the Bill would' be directed, namely, to the power of the INA to pureinse Etchequer Bills. Ileshoeld pro. ante the same. mutations f err e ti n g th e purchase of Escheriver Bills by the !tank as he proposed with re ference to :h. ethane's. This appeared to him to be the 'nest ii‘tutal and effectual mode of establish ing a Potliamentity controul on this impotent sub ject. lip did not anticipate oily objection to the proposition, but should he happy to afford any es plan3tintra that nit„:l.l he recuited. The ILiAlit lien. Gentleman concloried by ranging for leave to i- a NI to ea • 11111 b father togrations respecting aly a orev made by then oft of F.:Wand (or the pub. lk ser•tro, sod rtriirolaly wita respect to public securities purelia.ril by the Bunk. In anawrr In a question from Mr. Greaten, Mr. PERI. said, that by the propoeed Bill It would be provid 4 that on advance could its any way be made he the Nob of Englend, unless that ethane@ were authorised by a operi.ur Act of Parliament. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR enogratelated the Hoege and the coun.ry i.s being now prOposnl to do .het, Vie bed been done Iwog sin, 'mold have avert. ed the Amity of the Into w.r ; the dresdfel evils ►eselisug from which were now so generally mod so sensibl) Mr. - M.INNING trailed that 'efficient lime would be glees for s doe diecussios of the merits of the proposed rae aaaaa which ai peered to him to he likely to set jert the Bank to considerable inroareniences. Mr. I'EEL replied, that be hoped no i i. pores wrotd be felt in cons►quence of the Bill, and ?hit it .as by no mesas his wish to harry it through the Howe. Mr. RICARDO thought the Bank ought not to be in any way shackled In the management of their own affairs. Cr►at inconveniences, in the diminu tion of the circobiling meilious, might resell from establishing too strict a limit on this vhject. lle did nit see why the Bank should be restrained In the ;wave of Eacheriner Villa.—[No, no! front the Chancellor of the Excherrier.j—Ef be was unfounded in dual opinion, his nhj•rtion wss et an end. Th. ELLolt of the EXCHEQUER ►e. prated the atatement made by Mr. Peel of the object and proaiaions of the Bill, arid (as we understood the Right Honourable Gentleman) stated that the Bank would only be precluded from perchasiug Eschequer ll lis immediately issued by Goternment. It was not his opinion that any diminu isn of the circulating medium was necessary, n••r did lie believe that any such diminution would take place. Mr. F. LEWIS deprecated such an increase of debt to the Bank at any time as would Rive them the power to say to Parliament, l'ay es, ur renew the Restriction Act." Air. IR:ANSON obsereed that any ternatka nn the previatons of the Bill bad better be d for the Committee. Leave was thew granted. The Scotch Banishment Bill was read a third time and passed. • CURRF.TICY OF IRELAND. Sir H. PABNEI.I,. in pursuance of hi, wilier., entered Into a detailed history of the causes which bed produced the 'miming difference in th• rate of exchange between Crest Britain and Ir►hnd, and of the in rrrrr nienees to commerce thereby occasioned ; and ar`ed the institution of an enquiry intu the soh jest, which enquiry, although it could not he tr r. mingled in the present Session, might be proceeded with to a considerable extent. The lion. Baronet concluded by mooing the •ppoiniment of a Select Committee, to consider of the rate of exchange he. tweets Great Britain and Ireland, and of the ea. pediency of assimilating the currencies of the two countries. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER oh romed, that as by the lion. Bironet's naffs confes sion it would be impracticable to letesinate .he pro posed enquiry in the present Session, it 'social he advisable not to begin it, es an unfavourable impres sion sight be made on the politic miud by the ca statement -r a luvesiestion, which a further pro ceeding Is c.teht remote. He would therefore ►e ,commend to the Honourable Baronet to withdraw =Clop for the present• The investigation might be gone into, with mach grePor °Wily. it en •••• period of tint Session. Ile thief. • t oho motion of the honour: )1e Meanest, by C. linos gse•tion. Mr. GRENFEI.I. connives! this it woe • n' eiroble, lint oily f•r the itttPrests of Irel•rl.l, also fur the interests of E itt tort, hut he it might be ►oined on more ostisfsri..rily oust Pi sri•n. lie wished, therefor... 11..•tn•trahle IlLiroot would withdraw his motion f-r tirr ltt immune. were giros Lim It. • h.. Ri.h° mo , •c.- thle G ^neemsn of his onsentiii4 1.'t:.1 pots o r e \et•inn. The CHANCELLOR of the FXCHEQU6:I, al e• undetstro•tl pave th•eoptranre utl• ••1 Sir HENRY I'AR N ILL then eon..-nted In wit!". t-114. hitt °wino, n! i:ls was withdrawn ercard. irg!y. 110 C SE OF COMMONS. Mr. G. LAN(:Tos brought op the Report of the Committee on the Came!ford Election, stating that the fitting lletab•rs had not been dilly elected, and that J. Steuart, Esq. one of the Sitting Mem. hers, was incapacttaital from Oiling for that borough in th• present I'.tlitraeut. The Report also stated, that 4 I of the B.►gessea hail been guilty of cor rupt practices, and But M. Alike, of it. Mitiry.aso, bail absconded, to avoid rung evidence before the Committee. On the motion of Mr. G. LANGTON. it vas ordered that the R•pert should be taken into fur. ther condderetion on Friday se'nnight, and that a steer 'writ tho Cal not IA ismapd till list day. It was also ordered, that W. Allir• riti ou til b. to ke n i nto the coated) of the Siojernot lit Arms. Mr. A. CAMPBELL pretested ■ Petition from St. Andrew's in I of au atteratioo in the Via. Witty Laws. Lord EBBING - WY presented two Petitions.from Barnstaple and Bonitos', agents. the Foreign wet Bid. A moiler Petition was ',remitter! by Mr. DUG DA IX from the Chamber of Goomatrice ■t Birming ham. ADJOURNMENT OF Till: NUI'•AF.. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER owed thst the Hesse at its rising 'disarm iv bride; sert.—Ordered. LOAM BILL. The ell 4 NCEI LOR the EXCIIEQU ER meted 'bat ihr Lean Bill be rried a 'bird lime. 'lee but h•riag beta read • third time. Hr. 611 F. LI. rase to move am anie-ilmest to leave sit the clam." triob n allowed a certain rale iodic Haub for receiv ing the money of the Leas from the connecter.. Ile had ernes& ed to make ibis motion In the Committee, lint she Bill had here comnsittett et toe late a pelted to she evening, He had afire wards inteouied to move shit ameedwient en this briuging ti p the Heron. but that bad hers done yesterday at so early a. hoer. that he had e.. 1 been its the Heine. tae was. then-l o se, eitisged In none Ids imheiwlnkeal nu the third tending. The Hank re ; trued Mil for , who had enquired i is the @abject, had laken nester of tin. al- Inwance, and brueght it sides the miti4deraties or the Howse. The Haste were not perhaps generally a, eradiated wilt tame traissnetseas i but the How Hoe. limstlesum knew i• well. The Rank, simply for omelets' the insialseeets of the torn con tractors at the weevil period, at •liieb the, were appointed so he avarte, and for coster.lag them testainients ban stuck, *ere it t... e d Do i. to e every 1.000,000!. Ibis wag • very •o•reet oary sod earemonehle charge, as every loan was well known to increase the profits or tier Hank ay adding to the rultoes.l of sleek. tiptoe he pretest Lean of 12.0.4.1.01111. this Bill awed give them 9,telk. at the role of 110.11. per 1.000,0301. Thus was no very large MO, his if it emouwed In a t e m s ea it os o u b ., ", be ovellaseked. He looked more ie the principle of the ta allies, sod to what ought to be done in order to and Imagery, than to the amount of arteal sattieg.—Ellear!]— sami . ri m . Ise semi it-elf .tia am: imonsiderabk or umleservieg or ile. attention .4 'he House, liken de Mal eel were** much I embarrassed sod the coreity se winch distre.oed.—(Hear, bear '.l—lit-te..cl sighting 9,0001. te the /tank, the theme might to rou n der the I. Itak as ample rem oter:diva. and he app ea to she Mew lie.ther at least au allempl ought mat so be wade ,to doetentissee Ibis ollnwai re. Ile oboe id *.y ao muse epee the ', point. bat mum that tee (las.e be meek *go. TM CH ANCI.I.LUIt of she I.XC II i.QIJ ER said, that this ; rate of ollowaece had always been mode for the tin*, and tenn i bleu( or reieleg she lestalumuts, and eeaverlsii( shim isle al Da. I and pe• it le the Heine, tabe.her it • eget to he diweatineed at that partirelar unar y when the proportion of the lotett given t o I..ens had bees lett nee the Oen time. Another reason for set , vary to, to practice usually obeerted nas, that she present am. the last loan which we should hasp It, ite,twi. i te fee tawny years. Au) mines• ir, that might he r. gourd in future year., ' might, be hoped, ae provided for ...her, be than by a lee... It ..„1, nigh a ro tbi retire is healed en . I ibis allowance should be derominued on the last of a long o•ries of loam', and "awn Mere bait every re otes so behest that no further leas "meld be Inquired fur a great malty years. fit • rioe could dray, that some allire aloe' was justly der fur the lime sad trosh:e required is managing Me sastalmewts. Mr Is. MOOR I. wished and the Hight Hen. Geelletwao bad mil, that lie had endeavoured to .sine ibis money se Hie teem- sr,. Surels if be bad ebbed the (teak its manage the pays. on. of the Loan wittiest en. elleenewe from ate nembentrited reentry, that bedy mo. Id not missiviestly with the liberality of which etc had heard so meek, base mewed is. A 41 , .)1 ItElt, above mime %erred eat b ea r, lipped that the 1 Bank le Do lu ova little mere raiders 's imam in giving ambit-. ame to the tiovens.a 0. since 411 their earrti as had been no 1 murtodepreciamd. The tinterement might of then..lees t. lave ser:ell , he property of • conspeasatioe tar t.ny bauble imposed l ' upon the Hook. swat ..at was aegalived without a di' daa hill was pawed. BiNK ADVANCIM Mr. PEFL awl , th st among the resetetnenie► tines contained in de Report of t►e Select Gael. vnittee tin the affait. 1 the Bank, there remotion gee to which the Reuse lad not )et adverted. tit :I)I7;tTS 1W genTIANII). Lord A itClll ItA !.I) 11.1:11I I.IOV rot • t lnr4. riots to t`lo N••too 1..00 (I.:A4tlvre, , tl), at t.. 0 (040 j,••,.' Or c-n). toti4 not i.e Lit .pecting the rott..o of J,;(!Ico In Sete.lvo!. ; toe Jury Court ; but fr,:ro the I•.u. tone of the Ni...‘;"l I.orrl. and the oniro ottitlt prev4ited in tEie II , •e, ne were on". 1•• to ri,itert the met pereort of hit question). fie gale orifice 'hit he oilfield ca!l the a.. tention of the Iloilo in Ibis robject tollootrour 40 . • • Rut he wish: d• to honer peeviossly whether and Report had been given by the Gemeitairraer• iroiiflection enquire into the A,liviiiiistrarren Joatin . • Ilk FL:Orland. respeetinia the Jury eeuri .Lord CAS! attEAGII r rßretted the absent/. of of Lis Honourable and (Amused Friend (44, ford Advocate), as he was wholly isteapahle of asswerin,; the goess.on. A Nletsige from the Lords nmemtled the tonstatt.. Incision of the Eridence liken Wore lie Committee srpoilited by the line•e, irlAtif• to Hosiery Frame %Verb.— Ordered to be con.rtoiricoserl. Colonel DAVIE; moved for a Return of the Et. port, to, and Imports from, Bermes Ayres, for U. last 1 I 'ears, is far as then's. could be made top. Mr. BI N\ presented • Petition from Cherie, Etq. prayin g to be admitted to prove acts of bribery in the late Carnelian) Election, at toe bar of the floes..—Ordered to lie on the table, and to be printed. PRIVILEGE. OF THE HOVAP.. Mr. W. §l:llllrTra.a to prasent a ICtitinn from the Geetleman who was yesterday committed In the envtody of the Serjesnt.at-Arms fnr a bros 4 of Prilliete• The Petitioner did not ti 'sty his hrin... guilty of a breach Jof privilege. but he tv•tmetfolls , asserted, that he had nn intention or offending the House, or any lion. :Mother of it. Ile prard • therefore, that he Lulea ha broaght up and dit charv-t!. On the rru.tinn llott the Peitian draught ep. Sir ill-RnErr, errin:ro reit: ecting the question then, could ~n! tarn; , anto•trg his protest sointt whiL:t the iloo4n I had assented, of 'cling on got...iota Of Whams io I the double rapacity of Joao , tied accuser. ll t r . coot e nos see upon whir princi;di Af l*w or 10.11 C e. tlro House could compel a mar. to appear it their Isar, and he obliged to become his own accuser. Tho practice was, in his opitano, pregnant with danger- Out coomsgaeneet, and 'herniate one to which be would principle of Rhadacranthuli, "castigitique as4. l ittpos.'• It chastised first, and beard the part, after; which he conceived was a mast enjiast method of proceed ing. As to the particular charge against the Peti.. tioner, be did not believe him guilty, for he ender. stood that the words used were pearly similar to those reported ; and that there were cl.eers sheet the same 11 , 11P.—(Cries of No, oso ! front sereral parts of Me Ilouse.)--Ifo bad so understood it front the speeches of several Members, who had asserted that words not esactly the same, but nearly to the same effect, had be'n aged in the House on the occasion alluded to. At all events, it seemed to be admitted on all hands, that the report had been given without ill intention on the part of the Petitioner, and he maintained that *hare there was no ill.intentiort there could be no crime. The Petitioner had staled that he did not intend to offend, end that his object was to give Isis report as Nifty as he could ; aed in deed the general accuracy with which the reports at th • debates were giver was remarkable, colsidering thecircemstances ander which they were taken down. If, then, thee. was so ill.int•tstion an the part of the Petitioner, how, he would ask. could the H-use pu nish? It ought, be conceived; to be held in the (louse es it was in another share, that " trail now facit rcurn, nisi incur sit rect." did got meets to go farther into the tpie.tina, but he cno1:1 ant sit ,dnott without again protesting against the dlocerous as4unaption of power upon which the 110954 Sc ed is eases like the we..ent. Lord CASTI.r,REAG!I di-I nett see is *hit els.. rester the c. tro..t , t oppeired before the Haase et; the present orciel ,, ts. If the person w:10 1 + r e . port hint been the sehj-ct of reniplent Wile to lucre %is cffrnce sitite:l with lenity, it •ould he to his condom it the bar, as.l not to till. a etrn, 11' s olds:. the lion. Enronet had ptc.!ored in his Je re mt.. Mr. COURT F.N.VI" o!•:►r«d t that it %rut r•r!tlnsa of the I :nth or fA , 00, ,, .•1 a • hat he was los:.!i.d.isstt so this wntlil, cut le.• ..f t h r irjuri ,tsit w't; to ;I 181.1!.. •• li , ts i• 1 pet`ilic end vi•:th it vote rt.! it•l s• an y 111 i •S;41t181 lor.. Oft 'vile ref... s teel to ciannut to I , ltirt siirh orrtlity eond••rt and Chlfal i th► Ilcu•e Fs ss , sr.ss!uss nit►!y !rr•t "1 •:1i ro eas► ort.ich Ire; tt , .- • r •nki.!.?•atinci. 'Mr. III.: ••:4. t!”t eria! rtnt the ohip,, I ptl h sr" horn O.' nr: • ) , 'lra• ide l'or.ote, t.. i • ;f2rp.vfl of • ISP It oil. r.irlik4 stn., tort t' • tountt in ciestir•n na• • , c1 a lailitepireson Dijon • , f ed•ct ff. !Inne•n•3• 1 ,, !.!..e.!rr f..r At•Priir yti h. 4 • 44 : if 11 , 4 C 11,4 t. , n bid been in au li..ear it tau ti nn *hen t•.n•e rt.:no 'kg were mitle, he wll. cpsite• from H. behaviour on • forn.•r V. casinn, O.( b, ('di• 11."^c) would Dot have hesitated in r i..• sin! In c ent...dice the insinuations which bed bsra Orono not against him to his absence. If his Right Ifni,. rdiputi hm trot born folly conviacesl as( 0. 0 wh o, ( „ r the paragraph complained of was a mist gr.ss r•:•in• presenlattoo, he so eu'd cut h ter te1.... n..y eutic of it its thl steak! bove ttin•ittlittl tlra 7 I k 4