The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-15 00:00:00

approaches tosr . at& so . *gain favour stle wiih your support. .yap sl , ll.OAt>ts to latest honiof my life the mannth friead to Gioilffiklitaireltio lefty, the warm advocate Or Reform in Purhasese; tenacious defender n(nor ilecioos Cdobtletiiim.--t resist,* Ike sincerest arnsitode for per many fl4tiering marks amp • .011 and a ittf every %embrace , or respect • ,, 4 100 meat, Gentlemen, your Ns devnteds. TfIO.MAS WILLIAM COY _ . L,. 11 • To the FREI{ aud -IJJDEPENDHIT BLBCTOibs , -BOROUGH of - NSW ,SIIOB,EHAAIb Within the 11 . A.111 of BRAY lIER, Gitur{.i.won, • -•-. . • , . • • , HAVING been Inekea •by several. Respectable Electors of the !Minix% et New Shore .' bthe.. to proem myself at the deeding 'Whits* is a Candidata for the &Sneer if rtaretesities yea le Eurflootent, I beg to in-. rota yogi Ilia I es ailing to, !meat yei every .entice that ••••: .iptelheVeittrhwer. l %*the Wan Alsob . ti is a duty which awe Id yet!, as WM es to myself; fop trinotraelsly fey reel wo e - *sem ib the beat Of figvt helix • " Eton' coessideratleise of Preece end tiestlY,, It SrouM I. - relent in ye le' pat emelt to *ay expentie;evea to steer* psy Election; 1 sb.refore Aka it edvbeible not to commence a causear. If, however, you deem ries It and proper KM* te. be refereed as. ma. of rite Represeniates. I vaieste the - besineis to year able heeds, proemial* run diet: twill respect fully attend you at the Hastings is the day of Election. Me pal:that principles are net elfasether ankanwn. I glory in the Ceeliitetinn as establshed in 1688—aad have Cherished t. • the loge of liberty and Independence thruusbout N. Ow& life; , - nz ' t • I have the hoover to be. kW-% ~ • '' ' ' YOST avast obedient humble Servant. • -.• • Brightielvrettlataadae4. ' JIIR N MI ITH. 'COUNTY 81? NEDYON,D i kEL"FION. .‘, . - C OLONEL 6 — SBOIiN'S COMMITTEE think it proper utility, that {pey have. thiv moraine, received . , informed°. that Mr. PYM has DECLINED may farther coo -, test fair the Coast, at Bedkird. . '.. ,Coawittee-Rnona. 14. Carey-street, - .. lab, Jose, ISIS. , 7. - --- , ELECTION LAW. "Toils day was published. of TR Taro kite Volumes Bvo., price 41. So. hoards. 4 NEW EDITION of the LAW . of ELEC . -Mk TIONSt consprising the Law up to the present period, and the Statutes relating 111 Klerrions for England, Scotland, and Ireland, to the nth Geo. ill. inclusive. By WILLIAM THOMAS ROE, Erg. • Barrister RI 1,4 W. N.B.—This Wit* comprises a Report of the Rochester Case, 1817. . Primed for Charles Ranter, Law Bookseller. No. 46. Bell yard, Liricolii's lons A. Constable and Co., Edinburgh; and a k. Millikte, Distill's. • MONOPOLY IN RBER. • I A MEETING will b. held it •tho Crown and • Artrhor Tavern Strand, on WEDNESDAY NEXT. • •WI tltn pertain wbo signed the ANTI-MONOPOLY PETI• TION. to e snider sad rewire on tech further 'smarm an ma v .be neren.ary to prorate Emancipation f ro m the ARBITRARY • LICENSING SYSTEM, and the restoration of the right of a PREF TRADE IN BEER. Tie Clair will belbkoo at One &Clock torPriliviv- H. SCHULTBS, Rem:hwy. SOCilrY TOIIFTW *ICA ELK -..eUR A Diet OF LIVES. SEILIVANTTiIineIIBBI; rusicr.szavirr, LON DON. INCORPORATED BY QUEEN ANNL 1706. T" DIRECTORS have ;low to o ff er to the at. Mallon of the Public. Tables of Rates, which have been Joily 'completed. for the •INSURANCE of LIVES. •t she venoms Ages front Bto .either for the whole Life; any tiff number of Years; the enntiageney of one person 'arils's% another* sr for the joint costionabee of the Lives of tun Pey ton'. the Insurance paveble 011 the Death of either. insurances in this Otrice are effected in eertais eases at a. re . auction ,4 nearly 20 prr caw, mad uo tb whole outcries greatly e` favourable to the insured. Insuranres nasty he .effegteil from 8001. to WOOL and envy Hind of InEuranre. however short the period of enatiaosacr, i. I entitled to a partiiiprition In the pecuniary advantages aceraina to the Corporation. These odimatages are wholly appropriated to the benefit of the Inured. in to inn to she annum of each Laurance, us ciechuntoaces arise iu t 'antis which the death happros. 1. In the last Year boonmees on 87 Shares became pailyahle •- of these, 75 having mule Edema sourly payments. ofroars, rc wise Altniiras, mitoontiag to 91 per trot.; 5 Shares 'melee made Nine yearly payments, es per emit. ; 1 share bevissa Se/i• Yr"riv PaYtainfu, 59 per rent.; 1 Slittre havitig +'' made Four. and sShares Moving made One yearly payment.. • 4S per cent, is stilditioa to the Sums osiXlaatlly jusoreil. Abstracts of the Chasten nod liy-Laws, with Tattles of the , may lie hail at the Office, where atteudince Is Oleo 121 P # 11 14 . 00 Three u' Clock. %•''" •" ' '"' ' T•.a". By Order of the Conti of Directors, • • . J. PENSAY, Regimes& a ~ HAZAR!) and Co the C on tractors, roigiectteily acquaint the Public, than TOTS NIGHT, Iny nitho . fits of : Pnottament, the Lottery . oflteen will be kept open .. till Twelse tei'dock as the. Drawl: g begins early Tu-merrew blernitsg, being the Last Day bat one for Drawiog 76 CAPITALS. The fellowines the truly - _,,hier'Oß AND STATE OF THE WHEEL. •tlny-1 ';10, hieb settee alil.„ be decided in Two Days: S .... .. . 2 ................ Prizes of $ . ...ta Poises of. ,2,0* - •13 . I 15... • • ' Prints of • • ' WO 36 - SW • •• . • &C• 4ra &r. e. • • ?. f• g •, - The Si SA Ptise altnie 411,d(0 must be -•1 . 3 • . • . - sElli.ooo4 42541014 nr 440,00 d. -. Ti R ers nil Shiites, warranted Undrara, are sailing by If A ZA .384,01. the Coutracturs, ,whn bold and Shared at their . , .., ..,.3„blio,st Office, 'Royal Entllt4d3ie, Four of the Capital X . Pritoto drawn Thursday 4th Jew, Foe Prizes of 220.0A1 la '.v.itho inn Yenea ',outcries; . and la . fetwer lAbilarke t C. 114 10 ,Prises amounting no away Millions. - • • N. B.—Druwinclitgins early N 1 TUESDAY ...INC. S MOM- INfl LONG - LoT_lfti. . 7 ; . , riptir, admiswes of th e Sob MADRAS LONG - 1 CLOTHS of_ 1,1411)fk. mad the Public. are reeetfolly ' Infornied, MII,LAWDAti NliW PATIaIfT CLOT entirety • aisper.edes the me iilf VW -above, 4 and s applicable to Mt Ike N purposes for to hielsitharitta been WA Is twined astiwoulom • as well as for Shir To Families and Gastiallion koiolt - rtbroad to, or rout ' . fissali. warm elisaates, it 'is esteolial. ft 0:1a is natural r arm to health . ia those asifirll it la the (nide, slier. at Stall* io pirvent the ellectifi ti wising from vadd-ti transkileirs dross Mom to culd . Tha w MOW rs Simetiag lire MOW. fug Whiter wear, for t g Mai ' cold climates. , .„„ __., ~. . . • It is sold by Ole' rasimse, at his. Flo Tilitiltif • Sewell. Maneltelren - Prilled Fu rn iture, mod y warehouse. No. la, CH.RAPSLEIK. ar* au attire aisewhat ever (..II other sold, for It keine sauna; , , ,,only), la Caws of 30 , , and 60 Pieces earls %t exporlittlita, and by the PL. oe of 46 to 4 ,50 - - 4 1 eorb. at 45., 2i. 6d., 31., Sat: ea:, to 5..6d. per 71 1 01 • • where application is rimposted totbeasade, and all orders from .‘, 4) ~sad or the Looms/ are reapeetfaily_requrnati to be seat. the various kinds of India and BMA Low Clutha, Leas Muslim, White Chinni, Ike.. with the most buhionable articles of lire,.. Foreiita Lace and Verb. lied the various kinds of Family Linens, are sold as above, Wholesale /tad Retail, on tie twist mumble tem. , liable toffee death: for High Treason. - Nov Ms' wt. preeisely the case with firaadreth sod upwards of 40 . etherkall of whom were loved guilty of nigh Trea. sue ander these circumstances, and yet the Judge. ilnelAwyers, and the Jury did wonting bet their !duty. Nowit will be remembered that of ell •these Ally foorseiferetL . and . these were either- principals., or accessories in the murder which *as perpetrated. It is pot, therefore, enr unfair conclusion, that had no birder been committed, - Ministers would not have. felt themtelves justified in prosecuting oven to death for that treason, on .acCoont of which, they• persuaded Parliament te•suspend the Rights sod Li. berties of the People. But-it is time for us to conclude for the present— beseafter we shall enter farther oaths subject. Suffi cient, however, has been already said to feed, us in a solemn appeal to the Electors of this great me tropolis, and the kingdOrn In general, to judge vit.l the roue by the.past, and select their. Represents. _tires in tbe ensuing Parliament,, from amongst those' Candidates, who are known to posses, Integrity, zeal, mod independence. Mien who will .watchover the Constitution, as over their dearest treasure, and return it 'to you again undiminished ie K. veltdeit may extend thronghoet the poltdre. The liective Frau 'Chin has been Most grossly *booed. "le would be `ig"‘ • in Ind tedious' to enter Into the canes to be assigned Ile this, tint hs /tem have bees .fatally pern!cioss.i itti hive seen ourselves involved In.& war of twenty.., years contineanoe u for .which, not elan those ,111111/ hove sailor:only a t pported le-the Ik e *. of C o o l moos its lavish eipelditz t o o l hi blood and treason', weld amigo s cisme • WS Olt raveling* albs, country mortgaged for halt a cautery to come, topay ',debt which serountelo the farehapte of the empire ten timits • told. We see that; bulk of the People' fiboirieg ender the bortbeo of toes, which to Many lnstancesemounts to twes.thirds of their Income, and in molt to half. A. toomhd'ocontempittliou of recent, /*cuts whiskey es, that tek4g odmistage of the*, our `icremelaterl distresses, the!- ann of power ia ".miststritched over as, moving by slow and almost 'imperceptible degrese, while in its hand is grave& iterbeet prifiteges, gathering them one by one to it. 'and threatening fleetly tq deprive es of that 'procilmilibetitinco if liberty, .for which our fore. tethers have fought.and bled. This iti not idle de. clitriation, met mire assertion onseppo T 00 by the fact: We pet it to the feelings of sensible meo, whether it .be nottroe?' And' if, warped by self-interest, • or Alleged by early habits of respect .for the Govern. Mons; they feel disposed to deny it, we shell only ask of them, to abstract-their . minds for a moment front the recollection of personal interests, and in •theh justifiable and becoming respect for the aetho. Alf et the higher powers to separate the persons of the ?diaistersfrom the o bedience due to the Govern. meek; and if they can do this. then lot them reflect upon that gross juggle, the Green Beg—Upon the deaths of Bnindretb, Tourer, and the tro t for High Treason—upon the Suspension of the Habeas Corpus —and last, though not least, epdtt the Alien Would they have more? Let them remember a Standing Army io time of profotnid peace : a thing unknown to our Constitution, and in direct opposi. lion to all its dictates. Shall we enlarge upon these Ibings t or trust to good sense, arid that love of li. belly which is almost instinctive in the bosom of every Englishmen; to discern their tendiocy ? . But some may imagine they are justified by circumstences. Let us see if they ore so. At the commencement of the Session before last Ministers brought into the House of Commons a Green Bag containing sailed. papers. They called for a Secret Committee to en quire into their contents, and alarmed the House and the Nation by the' apprehension . of some mysterious plot to overturn 'the Government, r tsad destroy the Constitution. Not one word was ,said of the state of the nation. No L.Tbat . would ~ !terse blown the bubble at .once. An immense army iso. the country—our arsenals filled with warlike Mores—the People out of employment, half starved half naked—these were not topics to be investi. *Sited or insisted en. The former would have shown the power of the Government to defend itself, to' be 'enormous, far exceeding whatever any former Go viornment possessed t and would have laughed appre. bension to scorn. T . holatter would have accounted folly for any discontents which might have existed, sied , would have caked for, indeed, more troublesome means of allaying them, bet means less suited to the , narrow views and contracted intellects of Ministers. The House of Commons granted that Secret Commit. tee, and every Member of it was nominated by Mi nisters. in consequence of the* Report of that Coal• mitts", the Constitution . was suspended by the Sus , pension of the Habeas Corpus Law. But by trans. actions which have Since transpired, and which, not only, have not been denied, but havibeeu attempted to be justified—daringly attempted tO justified in both gooses of Parliament, by those who were implicated 411 them. There * is not a man of common sense in the empire, who is not now well adquainted with the species of necessity which then existed for that Sus pension. Shall we retrace the blood-stained foot. steps of the perjured Oliver. In a nation where there exists seven millions of people, in the best of . times, if we can find a man base enough to em ploy such means, it will not be difficult for' him to procure wretches lost to' every feeling of hu manity, and dead to all remorse, who are wil ling to become the Instruments sif 'the' vilest ,perfidy. Such a wretch was 'Oliver. But they were mot the. best of times, when this incendiary was let loose among the People-to find desperate men, wbern he might incite to desperate actions. No l It was at is time when the maitefecterers were oat of all eat. tiloyinerif, when the proud heart revolted at begging, ' yet bad no Option but to beg or starve. When the nation was one extended scene of misery, and the tear. nf wretchedness, as it stool* trickled down the pallid cheek of want, was checked by the torpor of despair. It op at this moment that this belkbrind , find their passions, and reused their indignant ever. kgies to an effort, which we tremble to reflect , We do not wiih to palliate, mach less to justify the `prime for whieb•Brandreth and the rest have suf fered, • but while we acquiesce in the jostle@ of the punishment -itself, it is necessary we should distio ilailkiiPtteeeu the crime they coMmitted, and tkst for sehich t .by; a legal MOW*, they are supposes! to have ieffered, by 'the Potato of Abe 2fith,Bdwerd Cap. i, .which defines and limits the wise of Tisanes. A .Statute which 'bed, .Mearts loans. on the memory of (het ithsstrieee Prince than .11 hitt glorious victories. By that Statute, As cases of High Troesen 'are limited to three panel , pal Iteads- 7 conipiring 'the death of the king, levy ing war against him, and adhering to his enemies. By this Statute, which Was it first literally construed, the, bounds of tresses capitally rightist*, by law, iteumie mach limited, -that Iswyerg were afterwards 'obliged to enlarge them. Not by an alteration of this Statute, which was found to be WOW ; reason- PRICK OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Rink Stock 4 per Cent. 96& • 3 per Cent. Rei. IS& 6 per Cent. Navy 3 per CeoLCunmyls . India Ronde 91 3‘ per Cent. 88i Loor,i. Ann. 'lOl 5.16 Luna; fur Ace. 7911 Exchequer Rids 19 90 p ' . " TIIII STATESMAN.- it seems, Is already the sever of a warm coolest, to o .egurt Candidates having appeared to fill the plsro o f Mr. HAMMY, who retires. At Liverpool, Mr, C i l ia Vino will stand In need of userC.powrfal mists*. than the force of all hts jokes. Though Ms blimps ridicule of the bodily pangs of poor Ottean. ssjt suffering* of the starving "Dr." Prirneddreirestsil him the favoiriug smiles and cheers of the Hni a( Commons, be may Bad such eloquinee of mi n i f ., feet when he appears on the tiostinp, sod ad men who know what it Is to feel, sad Meese 'seasibility to injustice is net disguised coder any respect to official ridicole or pensiand 64 bet those whir can so far disgrace s oomo i to as to laugh with 'Otter of them (says the Liverpool Mee. curs, with troth end honest indignation), vete for the refelectitso of the'ttight [lain. Ambassador, Pelotas' ? , and Boffoon : we should disgrace ,the feelings of the tows if we could suppose that he would carry ki s election by each voters. • Neither the generous... chant, nor the honest mechanic!, will be found trsek. ling in the train of such a legislative Merry Andrew and his trumpeter. Few, very few, of the Member s of the' last Parliament ought again to be permitted t o haie the power of trampling upon the Corinna. tinn, and of sanctioning the most tyrannical set t of an over-hearing Gavertiment ; and least o f t o, should we retells that man to the new Parliament, who etiOld in cold hard.hearte‘lnes of seeress's( deapotism, ridicole the tortores of hi. victims !"—. Lord Scirrou's friends are mustering very strung at Liverpool. with I;ciiii.:a.rlouifir,77,.. _-----,----rs-piri French Papers have been received since our let . . - 7. 1 : - • to the 12th instant. The y notice the celebration ,f LONDON: MONDAY, JUNE 15; INS. . '' • the marriage of the Duke of KVIT to the Princes of ........n um m-- LEINENCKN on the '29th ult., THE NORTH POLE EXPEDITION. .. . we. here already been made acquainted. It appears from a letter received 'at Lloyd's We vis O ited n Tbyeesdtheay, Dukesthe • o D r uk cl e aL o v f AN W 4 moraine from Lerwick, that the Expedition to the ?feta Pol e . arrived at the Shetland Islands on the on Wadi . esoay, the King presided at a Cabinet Cotentin which sat for four hours. The Moniker 30th April Sod pf Ilsy end sailed again on rice 14 estrum buy. .The following is a copy of the letter contains the copy of* Convention rouriofed on the leesived .1.- . 28th of Febroary, between Louis XVIII. mid the King of the Two SICILIE9, by ws hid; the stipulations • : . 4 Port jficrwick„ Shetland Islands , May IS. 44 Arrhed on the 30th April the Isabella, Joew of former commercial treaties are abuli.hed, and the subjects of France are henceforth to he treated gene. ROis E R • commandos ; sad Alesander, w- f,',ERRY, „ a , •- rally on the footing of the most favoured 11116.11 P. Is ESVCOOMMAder ; end on the.. Ist thlear,'"arrived the consideration of this concession, there i. to be a re. Dorothea, ••••-• Esq. Commander ; • and ducti.sti of 10 per cent. upon the taiiff of duties ests. - ‘ BUCHAN, ste• Treat, -- FRARRI.O4 Erg. pommander.— !dished oa the Ist of January, 1816, .:Non the iar The Isabella and the Alexander •esiled , on the 3d Ports from France and her dependencies. There it May,- for Davis' Straits,- and the - Dorothea and a sti p ulation i n a separate article for the perpetual abolition of the D Trent on the 10th May, - forGreenlangs ., , Dreg et Aubaine. &c. with regard to the subjects of either Power resident in the territories .' •_ . . _ . .. of the other. A similar Treaty was concleded by his rebitcettentios is now Massa tracieesvetr sweeten c ICILIAN MAJESTY on the 16th of September, 1810, - to the Election proceedings, which, indeed, possess o with this country, and with Spain on' the 13th if uncommon interest. The details and advertisements August, 1817. which our Paper containt,• afford a• view of ihat is The Duke Ds a -RAIIMONT has stood sponsor fir pessiog in the important Cities of London and Wen. his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT of ENO. LAND, as godfather to the infant sun of M. DE BAP minster, *where the Candidates are'nemerous beyond • Comman d er of ~ Bod y DELIS, precedent ;.' and the arrival of Papers from all. parts o f J une .. . . . of the country this morning, in addition to the'other Letters from Bathurst, :in Wallachia, dated the articles and cossonicationg with which our pages 17th of May, stite,.that an earthq•salte hastdestriad teem, enable us to lay before our Readers a picture the great and nourishing city of Philipopoli, in Ra• mania. The population of that city amounted to of the political' features of the kingdom, and tie 70k/UU•boulu. i is 5 , •,10.{1 to bare Imo, eolitt4 agitations of the public mind, called into actiorrby swallowed up in the suliterranenos abyss, Nod thole a very necessary exercise of thought and plivilege, trace of it is sodght in vein ; bur the enact date of tlit which 'set once as . interesting to curiosity as the disastroes went Is not mentioned ; and, firer/400es causes and objects of attention sae important to the doubt the troth of it. A b..di a 6,000 Pros44o l i nation. We shall restrain for a little our inclination have passed through Frankfort on their war tins left bank of the It ine. Apart of these ornate. il l to speculate o:$ the wide field (hes offered for con. said, are to slaty at Ais-la-Chapette, define twit' temPlotinos to comiOise in one ,ie what may he ling of the ensuing Congress. Prior to the mertiet useful informetion." The tertian for the City is td of this Congress, conferences, it is said, will take plan commence to-morrow. Seven Candidates solicit at Carlsbed, in Bohemia, between several of the Mi. hinters of the principal Powers. The Enwerer si the suffrages of the Citizens of London. Si: are . Russia was expected to reach Odessa on the 1 3 tk of still named for Westminster, the Election - ror last month. which is expected to commence on Thursday. Work- The tight of election, under the new Binds° men were, employed this forenoon in erecting the Constitution is confined to those paying. 10 IWO beatings in Ceventitarden. The 18th is 6 sed for a y ear of Land Tax, or 30 florins of Maimed Tito the commencement Of the busker; it the Tiwo-hall Of the Ecclesiastical Deputies, there will be I" •ht the Boroegh. We have already Goced that the a thirds . . Catholics, nod one-third Protestants. To /elaut ter MOINE b salary of five &Wilt.% a day, 111 ° 4 23d is appointed for Abe osseiter46- ierreyi lin I on duty, exclusive of the expences of their peso the 26th for that of bllddleiet: • It appears to and from the place of Meeting. The Ct,srober!l i that some impofteet pieced irill'esperience strong the Commons eoly, will . hold Public S ittin g , ' on contests where till lately there wee Do expects_ el limited number of *udders will be admitted int o*, lion of such. eveets.• • Theagh. Lord Itlit.vote g alleries ' • The French Five per Cents. left off on Weis* does not retire, as it was thought he would frose _ t l uty, at 73 f. 40 c. sod Deferred Stock at 74 f. 70-. 4 ill health, as Lord Lascit.x.xs has done, and B oo k s lims at 0 30 f. Mr. STUART WORTLEY hai...elettell' to supply the .. -• place of the retiring Member, the Gusty of York if. 'XHE QllGRlC—Yesterday, the report of her 1 1. 1 ' expected to be ceeteited by a variety oflastlepenaent •JISTY was, the QUEEN bad bad a good oigleinn* Candidites. A Mitsisteriel Paper; pobliihed et c ""„ tins „ ml he , ner. „, , it 1 . ye naternay mre tectecrte arrived in m a. Leeds,: and the. Courier, are extremely ear n est trent Claremont , en d faith his ,-aspects to the Qom' Alf• Si', AO Yorkshire; the choke' ero .I?ia services ;he 'Shed wont to the Foreign.Oftice, and real"' of various rieceasee and Curer $lll suppoiters; but, with 'Lord CASTLEREi'int •nea'r 'half an hour: Aft we baSettreiteon to believe, by commosieatione from c lu is r i n ti va ng i s o ev c era lar l e b m ra o n n c t. hes of the Royal FamilYl he re oilier mote itttliontic channels, that the pubic tette i fer suchreprelesistive, soppott is .by . no wens 00 . the Dike of Cs..anvicx was horn . ..posed. ea ist ar. strong. Theday ; but the report of his Royal Highness, yebtenlaf.s Leeds MarelseNt. jest come to band , was . 4 . the Doke has had a tolerable night, ad d says, in noticing the retorts •tri- Omit ',Objects,' 'n o t worse this morning," . 66 The 1.-.%itilt . pretteslol o .of, tiieillinisterialisie, • = B aron O'NAGHTEN, Aid-de-04W to his SrAll „„ ft who in their vacating oils talk of tolerability° True H ghnesa the Prince of Hasti'll"'" a ' - ,,...gi ii i • e f oo Dices, lie* rogreted• to a party whose claims remain "" e " finall y for Bri gh ton, an d the F "" re 50 " - t o. , to be ansittioned, the Wei of pending to. Pa rliale... cm will.'proceed from that place to Dower, t•' rl' . one Member at-lesit'fer tb - county, on truly lode. ' bark for the Continent, in the tourpe of 'hr pm. - pendent grounds. The party to which weaned', are lot two. week at latest ; probably they will sit oat in aOf I' ~l =.Y s• - , . j ,.114 . ,• ~: . b . . . - ••• 0. „ •• . . • 7 .. f 14. F. ' . • I \1 4 a ' .. .... :....1 , .." ' I - . , • • -.... s" - ' r • ,et .$ TH S E T ATESMAN • . . .. ...,... , . " . . . . ---•-• .....--- ..........----.- . - . c t teeFrien #of ISolumentery and briin .micas 11, i i i i itt .' I •,,. ii .i llitc • P e - . no t ;: p co i n t i s p el i f fli tg o ad . 0: g l ir sgelest and their eli) li to ret ii to Parliament. Via! '' ' .-.. 6F. .V Elt A .L E L EV77O N. U I' OF .RLIC .. . - —s..-- . - ° N i t .T.H S B : s 0 , ti1,, 1 I , 41. , 141! to to iselojeateet to 8 4 . i p io ic y in . 4119 their own pr i r oe, fr4rene 9tpoikenthiTr esa s . • `. 'to the OENTLEMIZV, CLERGY. and FREPIOLDERS ; 1 , , , x.. ,.. _,.. lifer •• . tikintiiirpretatiovi : 01fS iOnCii v grtonn Wr " d sn at e erst,::lt eti o upottithina:fletfielis 1:14i, • / : of the COUNTY of NORFOLK• C. ' . '' '- • h ' • ""PP'' • and precedeet - into law end ' has usurped the piece , hates :vont Orsts.vaissi, ' ' and glory, are Intimately coseocted with,. and in-'. Qi-litcoriglitoLoottetsoot. Qat - of-tiate.latarpeesa. an. N ov I TAKE the earliest moment to +toilet the !mire . isideretitarlopmeghtiretretivn:. 48:41:areceived as ki k , F es sp ii ng th a t moul d. far this idea amyl* acted epon, we cstmot r jbf ynnr s•uitport, and to aware yon, iisnt if you accept a This great troth; tholgh 44 Seavenfilleil 7 1 ba • I.Ph' tots ..,►. • • •• L , fry, Conatrwetfee/ Treason. Oultstrectiye i t 6 say ; bat we feel convinclid, that If it Ott l ild b e flitteiralpf my vett ices, and Atm me as year Itrpre.ensative, 1 ~, pressed upon the mind or every eler.ior t reggae.' tr0wt. 1 6. 04 : tome wilc o ! ost i o o f sion, of . saes up arturgruwasitini4riiiiiir, 4414.4401 Ara Warily adhere to time inotwentkit ,. .? likkmate 6, 06 644,4, i .jo-of .... .. . . ... S • liernrlably ktiidell spy t allticxt riAait; • nen!, A GA , I •to that amiss VS ere Pi' 744 rt A aet that a . ato mid/o w n o t tteeiote i, to the see. set_ . of_ i men, is set boefetohree, toa Jury, ppy and the y _ i_ ere fm.. : :7844iferreeksetrtscidiseradasittgdilitooncesretiith:fmetieril vrio forfeited lite confidence yon bare an lima relieved in re ; atr. .___l . . . the world. - OaMed far qurilleU upon - hewed by any Interested vie" I insvenv o re ttb r. b e i;: i l i ttl y ell er:: I w t t ith i. :- tad tit ' crecedittak eit ti la t aimieve . datice, noose . -motive, sled if under the ditectip" .1 the Jeuv , 7 this view there hut reSeel sit deviated from abrade pieditical principles pereuaded by the ingenuity of a Crown Lawyer, the s p so pdt plufotisfoiej ePlimillila to all eatravaigapssja .public . expenditure, and an looks up to Mom, Eli -derive. from ; h e i r prudence and tlsiplt the +Retire to be • treasooable, then they are public spirit to theCoutity Co emedect such a contac t oppronebee wows, as m etallic ) , On/raiment s sitstihssold re Patriotism • !epos4 wildnot 1140,41"ant"c° illy booed to find the onfortinate culprit guil t y , and he is a sicceesfel toredeaddit." 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