The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-11-30 00:00:00

r“ 1 E STA' ow -- 'preventing training and daillog end dialog of arms factirere s when credit was rpetfeseity eitimp......_ _ lnialit he petted so speedily as possible. i bad distinctly • swarm te *a With of than sllisgatines lArd ERSKINE complained of a want of time fee ' whin the Noble Levi had attiewritesi to &wane. — also fell esdninatioe of these Merry between this 1 When then ilsoteelellten which were new truly and thersday. I partially know., were laid before -.Oki piddle. Aflor some twinned/in Winn Laa ialsiti NE eekiiiiitiall , ea. eh Sidi "Minim, Ilia • 'Moen 'el end the Earl of LIVERPOOL the follonwg sr.! west respectable people,. they weak!. Am feellMfl lii eaGgroGnl. us wail as we rend hear, was agreed t corralling such of what Ind he ••• said relative to Doi upon :..." The Traineg end South for Arms Bill i trassections of the 16th of Almost. He did not• to be read a .rend lime is Thertday l the Lord mean to assert that they wield establish,callnietelp Chancellor's ow f or ex pediting she s l id ef Midi.. the thilb of ail that had been advanced; bet he wai l meanovis. a *lewd Oases. Friday • sad the Peen. boob& t!:doikioi Ails le his °Ploioo at tallOi "UM restraisi Ditl, Awn me Awned time on Monday nat. - • oltbiioi 101 l rimed bad 'Pekin oollliol but *WI The Hesse at9eupetin.ilelfapost kila 'Vick. was silkily .Iree. If it was weeessary to seal at, .nliaildioloOiemis= 4 * skiteakince, he believed It wield be fiend that a 1 1101144' COMMONS. these points which , &prided te be emitradictery, l , Er. NUN E. said. MS la notelet skis inetleor he Amite ' selalit be so seated together, as to make set oW have tae bower so lashoWt the lloo.e. otos oltb dee' view at ; clear, distinct ism le, that would impeac h rewaisisi whether the Colonies et:Pyles. bloorltleo. Mt cape! s P IN not G , N mil the it .. we ,. 0 doowo w i t h...eel tbe•testimeny of lay maw of beweer. meting is ill, * iiewa`hat.. were sill te rMiatsls a Wag oar ag• I oateteky of • whiten, bet would fully establish LssitYi bo loT a r tiea rf re ibe a ß e l iti.a i l li li rret i" l e wa ll; ro' he r ierwitre " i''''''i te rtall o y4 woillire: I I his teeth—thet.the Padget of the military es ti.at r At ie f... opielee. blereo w al cannel. Ile sees wren bra i occultist en areal •in tea ledreate. The pith so to . orel 'threw the Pilo • Retrer. pilaw Deeds stated, shot thee, GI Well It the persons that to noted he p is Civet is be 14i.1 toA..ee she . Home. ao &wows of she Koper.. of tie tee. Co tlaloblioto misted, had oodosooorods as fir as lay in their , *ow in the Moot or c r one. te so wisbo. the wer Geed power. te appeal for jastice to On ordinary tritium% not ss. the lisdio l•hi. fitski• Rid nail- let tat visit 111. in their enentsy. is the irlt intent:earlobe MAW awl I/119 t oho sow Anions alibi Renames If Owls • ad 1141 omit ~,,.,,,,r , a she ~h„ir .•r 1,4 tw . 1 4 0 'coy, stet *NG selected, and lent before the Grand Jery , bet •••••1 1. ' I'' "1" 41 e eP I al". (Sr m *WNW lisf Ihr iiilsoiolori : eamaccessfolly. It would be highly entinemieg hi him Of esseh. sll-sisesaiAt st t''. Civil hem she Metisom Ali or. . I. ass* Al CHI Whew retard. w* Pierian eare.ile* Int " egg' as rolloillon on the decision of that body. wee MIME seat 8 11. slew of their rap be whom iw • becomes indepessdeet a the respect which was due lo IreberJ t sir wberthr 'be eeeeelbre /*dastard ay traw/g"h w of leatisidiee , ef that land, sad leaving eel el cos mbreareir. ; on surto, Ora had Mae+ slew was elk*. wad hew ewer. • Ulliewhe eh Admire gat AN Stream illreteed•by eideletisei the convictive islikh be fel t that toad y . Gram Raids, 'Rawly. of sh e memo, or she sate • Menhir feel Geatleutem, adios on their oath, wend proceed A toot t larahve AsthAte of she Itlisiiiry EsieblOheores it eeetieerib heated ba permitted I. _ _ ny, that there Aloft. tleVentan. and the *eel balk% la the rows till. PUP. iiii.iimmishier tar strews * .... arcerreir, with weft ladivideels els that Geed' Jury, with whom he is 16, sad tor aroona ol the sma. 00 55 a er ......0,,,,,e5. bad been reseeded is the of intimacy and f r iendshi p BORIM)011 Ole PRPIRY N. tiering the *bole Morse of his life, ern from his fie C. PURR ELl....iii, taro dories slo: last {. t ies a BM _. _ _.A hot poo;s1 shot lbw-, rtatresioe she ftooehi.e of the thamesge illtoillsows oho be use eebeleeed lioold Perform nr P./1" a. which Gml beep taros. mu by or Reese 4 Pert*. AIM 41011 Suit mencientionsly. Amongst then ciao he asemPt ar•'rfow egt• Whirr. the .at TllPegar . " 4444 lir his Noble Pared below him (Lord Stanley), wise shed. row fur wove to vedeith. o Ai4l off • watote• atinttliaisaNTATlON. acted as fienne el the Grand Jety, than whets ne Mr. S. DOlCellalf sore foe the porsooo of eoliths' a oh- min p a ggaapd a sore W is est bong er beam Re us,"l. tin. an : se "'e t : side bsve 44 .614. 1 th d : s P eetb s el 4 7 4 , 4 , 1 Ten " 1er .1 was incepabie of doing an eurefetby action. Nev ins. Rimer ose to• bees poised potashes as the peepers, of ism lard the Grand Joey, and failed, the pethi d V ..2 ' 11 . Waal be eel 118 ' sass. char Ogg` n••• owns applied t• the Megistratea, end were la.' Aare oho sloe' I the obleti of the Nudist Iterate...to. b e . w o ve, ee l., M o o.. R eo ot o sia o , pogr o m 4 t o, oda( hi 0 , 0 wp m termed by thee, diet they could not Wieder', lien Wes* or y..rhsterr. tSr gam, 4 whir, be Gad &ern's. 11l it wend ill became them to act as judges is their erbkh ibe 'vans, of Lore Fisswllliam bad twee autionte own cane. They neat hid their complaiet beton the petesee v. H. •••14 woollies • boa tit Ise Grellqiie4 iat MS .. . to ihr e Sr oo hs • 44. kr sae e.smiored doe she Robert adesssrates al Warrington, who doted, that they fliferews• Irene she G reatest enemies IG the liberties of the did ee l s po o n o f rh o ithhise d h ,, h el n tee b e ss ert plowslw.-4 Hear, hear I) Th . sp ", me .. iii towhee the 11 . 0 .k esubn had on het declined to take any caddied:, of the business. WIN" wash, me Ow monleel t The, sheeted, they deemed It necessary to address Mr. il• WalgT,LitY endied e be well al.". lag "et' tall Ileum, as the Grand hilliest of the satins; erveneashe some eseteeled. i !sannllU( . ll.l or ChM/Min/Re. . , they praye l d. for their interferon., and besought Mr. D. Ws a 41tVkl rot. he beweiled le woke • moan Parliament se nose as lenstigatien to be set me' roilmedoilboboio i r_o f Cg•Plawg• His "at" 14 * 1 4 " ve s" loot with respect to the whole of the proceed itr e :-.. thatshe robe Mere nter .ea Speaker to woe is II,NIGGdoa. awew lloodee of Primmest .Gookt be ekekorard. m.e that They entreated the Hone to require, whether the: he thseld 04 bee. • new Wilt emit ii.' parotid tit Cost" - Maeistratea had eserciesda wend or a easehieenes "Tr di sph r h lllade NN l i ra& it wield heater , melte If the Rm. discretion; aid, ohne -ell, whether his Majesty'si r rive aerie ot his Itt.soled moll w. Gefernallil, is giving thanks to the Magistrates 3111 : 41 """ (*i ws del*" " 1 " 11 0 " 1 " 1 / 4 gl'g agiele el far these seeded doting these proceedings, had hit emetteafer that pmeroe w. breomear ••eat. , • . MAMMA t. MST. an Blinded the sanction of the Prins Itasteft, bie.RDSetrere roc no Areesos or she treaded en Vs eatherisy ter am ad which was viewed threagbelltl Ibi"d4sed.ifrerhatell4. g a u che teoUll,44"."",....peli.rudeoestarrei t t ert ' ssa t 60 country with aniversal abbot diem He most! s aral ere had mann of liisli. Also, she 11.08111 litS101111) galled en the Reim to envie@ ibis Pella Z w it isel7 sseds rhat li e OW Sib ef Amory. ilint Wit " 4 lieu. sad to stilted to Ito pr.yer • Wises% li ....ij oes alli petals sensed tali lie Anne of eh Aneities pan , oath* be view oars , be boa " there ' did Inlet a expense of ereasgeower.- mend. • STAGG-CO 4. - 11111 K. distrust le the noteedings if Peak:meet, us= yes. M. A. TA If Lott cave petite or kw temallen ti won wished as mods as possible t. remove. TM Neel for woo"' " bone I °' I". Per '"' olio"' 4 rene alia ll l l * dBB temper of the popular mind was much aniseed by s trived ofited.m.oroce. wee , by wet earAmeeta,rellergy•rd 4 atopoters. Is was oho her Weeders to wove. dos I hose reedit tressed inn. He be lieved ion g reat the ham of se , pie Ci wider, for eas•diaisieg hoo for meolowegispes edam be feature of the Eastlt.h (kneader to be, the love of " tweeted " ' 6 r t r et t',r te " ineewlittel'e'irbglie..e.44l'.. , e " . : e ",,,, edft e " . e at e l imparaid jostles. it hail "grown with their growth t i raid and oirrrove Appellees Gpipenlo no ihr rimier of Lords. and weer hewed with their strength;' and the little, NV11(.501111 AND SANK POST.ItILLS. sweatier, which of a years had been psi', to eke , Me. Mt.!. FELL wool 1.4 1.• Ammo of she Awoont of ... ism ", of .be t ie a .... t . A t . hi _ _ e ...... on• _., linsa.o,oos me Hash Psi osier detittee..l b. the gaols .1 e" err- - , , " t he Ol Patelood. fens sr Ire .I•Ge Go Sib Nreeiekee.lsl9, ilietieweieet- la* ereateel calamities that had ever befall,. the - •.. Ise iiiisimo a Ilnakiewi:4 see Bask foss -bdis, mil • ' e wintry. berme it had welded in ekes the dike. *nee. which eefertenately *doted honoree the ems. mons of &gland and the Common Reese of Peals: t omit —a differeece • w hich no mos could perceive', without deep regret, end which all who wished well • to their country wield yodeled..r to retrieve. The lion. Member couclutied by moving, " That the Ps. - • sition he brought ep." Sit R. WILSON, I. enfolding the milieu, aid, he conceded most cordially in ell that bad bora ef. feted by his llonoerable Friend. Having read the 1 whole of the ',Wince, as well as the papers shit bed; been laid before the House, and which might be said! to be • Bill of Indictment against the people el Mew. I I order, he wield plainly declare, that it vs.s his dye. , Intention convictioa, dist the only offence erseinikted , by the people was net a resistaeceif et aunt. outing tb-Civil Po wer, bonnet sort of unintentionsl resistance which a dense crowd of persons could rot aro d give Jag to these who endeareered to force their •e y I Isliroegh them. He believed that no resistance was .paged le pineal the party from approaching the hustles. ; and it appesred to him, that no attempt see made to apprise the people that the Civil Power sashed to approach, for a satirists, purpose. If such as inteeibre had bees snide known to Mr. Hunt, he declared that be bluseelf wnsld have made say, Ind admitted et mice to the Civil wheat,. This was proved by what hod oceorred when Mr. Herd was apprehewded. He immediately asked, "adverse* esrrsntl I will yield to theCieil Pawn, bet I will ant recognise military authority." The Magistrates did, most encetistitutisteally4 order an armed body le ad. 'dice whist en enuffending multitude, compeeed of ReforatersasdNen.refer viers, et spectators 'swells' actors. This was undeniable. Hot whether the mi litary aredected themselves with temper—whether, they ranched that soused discretion which they emelt —whether they advanced sills due edition — whether they were accompanied by a civil °Stor— med whether, having liierished their swords shout their heads, thos advanced rapidly, hilliog a consta ble sod so unfortunate woman end her child, over. twining sad trampling en a feeble .Id man, who was, simplified by a wilds, and msiming in their diets* .1110 or 500 perfume—shoar ihings had not been en. advert into, and they were erseters if too mins a l erode not in deeded investildies. However the oweosesiewel hat had been pi nnoenced en Capt. Ririe; by his Don. Friendsaini by the Noble Chairmanof the Gra.sci Joul e might hare been deserved, still nothing appeared in that Gentlemeh's ',lifted , . which r noiroverted the statements that bad been made relative to the conduct of the cavalry. He w ished to say noshing to prejudge that individeal'o case, bet hi oat certsinly chasgesl on nath wish bring one of the patty, who on net occasion cat domes a oats user the bootlegs, which maa was tenoned to a = z regote antral wr nowt.--trrarraw. PF.lirtrtWol, THE 1,111 A RITARTS OF SI.PANCR AS. Mr. MARRIAT pt-soled • Prow.. t e am the View. Cbsichwaiaeta, mvi lhabi.:itamt. of St. Panels.. The Pest wiwerr weird. that Mee Sod vtp•rwseld ' t oward- , &testa years Ire howstyyt- tarn had traiiits4 waiter tar rind and tehtlore It holy, trilerote.l is sale eurriiry. tar beyond any thiag rr eared la mire- g 11141 hare the% deprecated arliti.rhey pa th tter. y •ftseitaviare 4 that obe hest 401 , t•sts of site Wlyy +ere intsiild by *barer of ow Wirt.. at site l'arrs.aail lrs rule n o t l ay I .1 to Me e•eiteti .aaitai all relisow.— nay. tbershaw anbly pra.e I. that r.at His. Maw w whir adapt wane Leli.l4tlete ea.etmeM to re ludo Riese stares. — Ord( red to be bud w ibr gable. swim he primed. aNCIIKSTER PEIITIttS. Mr. DEN I'd Err said. he rime for the rupee* el, presenting a Petition skull by a large body of mesal client', nistiebeterers, tradegmee, sod other Wm. Went' o f the loon of Manchester. preying the !lulu to Inalitete se enquiry Into the foal traeseetions of the 36 , h of Aug...'. The alitilateges of between 6000 and MO peruse were 'Geed to this Petition, which bore the games of many eteisest sivreherns, menefaeterers, and tradesmen. It was, indeed, signed most resperts l .ly, and he Ihoeght that it spoke, in the moderation of its tame, gird the pre. party of its prayer, the sentiments of the greet majority of the Jahn bit a nts of Manehemer. It set forth slat 'shied was erifortenstely too well known to the Reese god te the reentry, that very great distress,' had long prevailed is Matiebester and its neighbeerlued.— Tlaneat distresses, which for seems years put lied weighed heavily on the leaves elegies, lndeeed them to apply to Perlisineet for relief; bet their prayer set hevieg bee. 'loaded to, Ike eiresupiesee wen, that a eery rural opinion had bees eoreetaleed is Uat gutter is hese! of Parliamentary Reform, as the silly mode by telikh their sitsatiow multi be emeliyeated. Is that ~plat.., he (Mr, B) entirely teem/red. He reeceiged, illat Reform en ovum eseyt ‘ bet to ram ea by, what mass it aught le be anted let* vilest. he dld set et that moment pregame le deterirdpe, The Petilles emit toe to stale, thus earium. Meetings were hold is tbet neighbeere bond selieet. of lteforni, and at lymph ewe on. called is Vlll.Stawth of Asyut tam, which, is COOl.l DOISCS el is illegality, hp the notice, did not take plies.*oolitic saspantreeed foe the 16th of that ninnth. Ti. rush of that Meeting, and the talawl whlallt fell en many of lbw pumas. she wile purest et 11, Reese and the eeeetry were so well awar e eV, that he weeld opt ignoble them with soy lemmas ow the +object. 111 ior stbst ands mg what fell from nsir Mollie led the ether sight, mho %booth, It le deelire, that Me 'hole ease elite" had been made eel gel Roe part lithe people was (*ended is calomel" —Mai 1 4 did *et rest es the silgetest *widows. he ( Nte:fieneeit) most sty. that he hail reed, end read most arreotiorly, all tee details of the OragiVlC . ti "" ; lag he Idedr:ed himself that it world appear, Ito less . 'hag Piet or tee met:hosts and magi- a -.._ - • _ __ r , _ Ilse JOB Leer, and he was therefore implicated in ' hem m et tre he il t : ce. " 4 .e she d c i . lzwe ...t. : a rlmwri . • sad lire listimbwas or. 9 106 busisess which was new pendieg before the Lord CAS MI.:REACH moved Hoot that Art of Criestleer.• A/Whet point of impatience was the the Speech from the fit: nos Medea to the Internal lift that the swards if the yeomanry were sharp. Mate sof the eeen•ra be trod; i. well accerdingly reed seed. Notwithstarsdiag all that hat hoes said within Th . the Clerk —lie two intim the attootipo of the tie Rolls of HIM How. toothiest had bee* eddered ' Haste, sod could allele Gentlemen ' that nester (Yet 'rebid tontndict this statomeat, shirk was since he bad the hoarser of a Nil is Parliameet did folly • berme out by the ',bingos given before the Ise rive with e more deep corivicoion with a more Corower.--(COsegAing, owl other marks of imps. s o ot l ap . o . t i nn o f ,h e t ta „,teal awl paint. , duty iionoo.)k-If Geode.," would have a little wiener, which he had to mermen : palatal, wom e n he was he eeolitgobet satiate his stiledoest. Daniel Korowedy, • the sure the Hoes* meet feel that an task cook) he mere , 11h.11.461/ ~.____C ellir.ll4l.l 4 . ..." . ,S ibiS, a ecesil l ' l " si ,:. so epee a Minister of she Crown than I. the ditcher** " 116 " 11 4. 11 """ :—" is 11 """' ell''.° lb. ",.. of Ida duty. to proposes to Pailiament measures at v f 3817,1 hid °" 1 " 03 n a il "' AtP"tinelY to . 1 ,7 I ewe coercive wad penal. Serb measures, however, pith if Aquas, i il,"9 i t t osu 111 , " lir ~.",e 4 17 , ' Al ' I werecelled for by the crisis in whirls tee coasts, was Ivurlilvd_. test' ",e1"_:,.....,._198. asked; - ".....„ yl 6 : placed,. crisis which Weed could nal) be dangerous, Ma. Went! sharp g"" . 1 .."61/IW" mat; - I '... 'it it us. isekt met by Parliament la lit a selkiont meta It . 118 seal °" 1 " liell e " "."'. II " ..". eller 1 and breams. But while row the wee Mad oho Hoses, brooght to r .s to he sharpeoed before?" lye as. : rho reentry, sod every loodieidost I. it, had a right 'wired, " Frew time to time they were brio fro Its Thr ., to dela from Geveroaseet pesdettioe for peons see me to be cleaned, hot wit to he sharpeoltdo" ..'"' for property ;ow the Wiwi hood it was equally Hid any of these swards mild reysirlug 1 " " " .°45 1 duty of that Geeermewat, Whilst it presided against of thee," said ienoetiv, : " might, bet they were soy public esigoecy that might Penn, to pr evert Owed •"I " be 61 '"P" 6 " 1."- -41.... hoes than asked, " Did . *stood principles of liberty, *std tholte geseutereeed they *ant sharpeoing ?" law missend, "They were t ,.. hts that i_s_____, I. ..._ _ fl ,____ _.... ooso ryi as sharp as swords • 'wally ard." If ibis evidence a : d aids 7h.(707017,4:77"ebi0ce' le'readmieeetiee could he disproved, it mast be does by islofiesolow e n d gretitarte. He could Must the Hells., the. MI. not yes before the Howse. As so joditial 'equity melee) had looked epee this most importeat 'object *** li kely to °.° 11 " 1 " " ail nialia4 ckcalaa'ane—,.. is book there points of view and that they had beast —as there was es chalice IMO justice *wild be dome anaiedii, whit.directing their ellfosts ageismt timed to the parties injered, is the emote of hescssligi ahem Which seduced la. ledivideal security sad 1 se enquiry sight la be lestiteted he that Hesse.— pewit a , adap i : Le r . to pan, arises soy o l ossofto When, is the lint lostesce, the C o ronet's Obese wk would twitch open the reel liberty sod ea. refused to proceed with the logeess— Whew ewe 00. ,loomed priones of the " hjeet. He wee wititilit reser had manifested a degree of ',decency which he . that the meitetes • hulk he 'Wield Mee the hisser to wield set elate to the House—wheethroy saw asetner propotte,shoidd he , did bad decided spout by these pd.. acting most improperly, as be had doss—wed. 3 1 .1 ciples, ha Refer Miceli it might be to reconciletabbeele knew that 47 persons were kept is custody for I I which ter appear ,_ _ _____,_. Jr treated, weeks, sod then discharged lathing soy elvers ti. ..7"...,_ 7 .... ,17 .. ...,_ -- __PP7.7 . _ _,616 .. _ being voted egeinst them, sad withoot being held *h . : u 7 B“ " rum m l e ar bee ti l i w ee ll e r iee °li eu '*. •Plo iaol bemuse'. aids i to bail, it was impossible not to cowhide that the ' could assets them, and he eats *he shoo b l2 sisal, of Lancaster, soder the premitclonsmweeces. b e obis to coneince them, this till was *et tof the pale of the low.. He thessfore hoped, a __ ___ _,____ __ _____, ".......__._ objectllllich.llll6a_ in common with his Hon. Fried' amend him tto Shut wow "'ptot`wretiiig'ihro"roalTHlZty• 7 tt r o "r eotioithool o g whom he was bound by we potty ties, ohms be sop* the dew' with Which It alas thresioused. Ile should ported, beasts be thought they hod the hest 'merest, sort retied to aka a serried alatemase if lb. ma. et the esustry et Mort), that die whole " 1 I " cilia ewes !MO blasters felt is their ditty to submit to would be ainetely investigated. He treated that kis the cooswotation of patitueest. He heti name to How. Friends would persevere la the coarse they had believe that of those measures, some would he woo adopted, tbst they ',cold place themselves is " the poIMI, and would 'originate ie the othes Home of immisest deadly breach," awl delved to the lest the re .. rt .._ esilifel the thought it would be boater to lay laws end Coustitation of the country, Ile hoped before the i. b e eate I a general view Of flies .11,1 n 'order they ."1° psi allow sa y H ill to go through that that they might be compered together, sod that Hews which was calculated to !resell es the dhoti, Go. of ate subject, until a foil, fair, sod impott i e t an ope n o tlemee might la i s g s b ia t et be celledtpod plea vi l: spell lo deride quiry was renertled. ._i whole that it was lotesded to propose. lie should A MEMBEHoshof• aline •eceold not tearooms, e .deseeee to peeve the jostles of all the made. he was not convicted by what had fellee from she gal. done open which he slowild call epee that Hamel last Getters! ;bet eves if the swords had been shurp• set; but be shield assume, for the'perpose sf levies seedha tt wee no mire then proper. It was repor te d • time, that the internal state of the coseetry was such that persons .ewe to those Mortlake mooed with pities as to call for the lotervendes of Perdeweer a ood for and pissols,it was thee proper that thesoldiere should the _.,..,__ _, ____ __ _ _ a , _ e. . 7 -8 so . have their arms lit for service. TM line Biromt had .., - .,. ... - ii. v . .... - H "' e l e r eeh r= l i f ose ir " f ' re r s on the n speect s , alleded to the Inquest at Odham, end compleised v that daerts did eats! which required nurser& that the witwesses were discredited. He was held to e t? a rea s. J ed o ies t . L__l lle .ti sleal_ a d ii . r_e . nal; f_ . rels ,.. l_lla_t_Syseeb___, say that lie did sost believe ifieny of those witnesses, ma en pooh. They had bent reedit% the infancies of 'the .plai t hat Met only Itsel f i s ; n oi r to""th"ol pe rt' Psilile,ail""hatdrni.d the "1/111.1 Grist, and w hat alkalies sod to the weirdly .1 individesti, bait matesist rig ol•lig.tion was en own on hone. woe cakelated to shake the very principles epos *MA' mew mire*. as. a yetisies side up to • woman, and society itself was founded. Ile drew that sea s sabre her in enool bleed. Ile did nett believe that c eaion ftss the amendmeat which had beers pre. statemeal, lie did not think their! hoes • wan I. the p i i wed to th e Adding, by the Hight Hosoesaido e• eal l` eel cue the lats.." Cali" himself ' III" Centimes opposite to him, in which he bed siesta •oold be guilty of tech as act ; and therefore he did ,that a wild with was abroad, which sairsem4 wet set believe the stateliest. only ilia peace of the country, but the best lettb. The Petition was she. reed. Oo the quiestiee for rests of those who had eafortessately seemed thew. its I) ing on the table, selves to be deluded by artful wisrepreseetatioas sod Mr. H. WILBRAHAM said, he wield sat permit sbtsrd theories • and lidded, that he was prepared' this Petition so lie en she tabl e, withost a g ate es to uphold the theories; is all its parts. He felt psesaing his opining that these statements could set be established. Ile also wished sow to state, that so oki_,_llll",_ll__"_,lll.aftv_r_th" respectable,__l"l_l64l___"d__b.4)"!!tbY.rseali• mewed order was glees to have the swords sharpeeed. t r_77 ok ' a i nd il' a r tio w ' s, • h l y P hi r e. "; l agit,tas f L ao. The wrier was givers early is the year, used those " ,_ essLiro sod Cheshire std by the Cased Jury lake, I. b e reel ed is July and August, were t he o f . Lasesibire. if Jo wasted . forther Coleir. swords of those men who bed negl e c ted the order audiosi Member, he might row to the speech of as Hassey.Hasse y. when originally given. Mr. BENNE IT defended the persons who gave ablec uorata lbe i ria9 would, the the so evidence before th e Cnn sa" Mem st be " e d (or h T ill a tl ee ili tee. l — he 1 thdhaaa ' pa " .1 Ups. all thew grounds he felt himself jsatibod is whom wear men of religious prieciptes. , t he essuatiog for the preeeat that such a state of things PetTithi.onilibipionn.gMbreomobe.hrt ri m p h , 4l se s id iti , k b e t rad io s:e s t b - r li onght . sti sl i a n t i ld eton is to lb p t o e p " m ase l a r o r t s a a st s oa r to en to tr e t l o g tr i a t t a ltau th: l o f t m a . a chee p a ll ailtaa all the .ita.llaaal__,.; but,.__, h e 8 1 4 : stewed to them the hest calculated to resew' It from swongst them lissom mem, woe scssowieseoui t h st the dottier with which It wet threatened. whys I. be bad brought a large body e l wee from Leeds le wade this statement, however, he should he mist the Mveling.—[llerer, Asa!]—The reddest was sorry that the Haste "Sproted that he asset to thee ordered to tie on the table. alt. HVISTI PETITION. apply it to the great miss of the people of this „ cowrie,. lie felt a wide, sod be hoped a jaw. l I We. filideihise W"11 , sh y id. be rose te t e e Pir r et sil.T .4 ft .l " .4. ,,i tillable pride, in statieg, that ',eland some et sleek was!, ema il .) vo. "l st m aglt e s i roleo re at Mwork;;:e. of ske w s:Tr...l porieecood s ;seater degree of Ifilagaill;lft •i b IP .l:eim, nod mwe pntlieelaly md s eely of hi hieless/ 1 . 6 ' Logue few sight elm • p isles, ohms II did at premed ;; Mow o-Ele,e,:rie.-Tile.us* 04, ato tbio Promos, . __ t she feel the tat ,a of her gotiktirtfoo lestelida.s., w .kh I W reflilooet owe* 11.• lenowl4..a.re and l o n g f etes peerr_eil to she Court of allitter Brock but wit bele' a pre. v •is Ow the olestilsrion, • latch bed givpu Ivr that coed. franaaaa nam „, eid iaaa. .. 4 1. 0. 1 %; a rk,....' s ` a a r gd% pa o l : t o " b e . i s A i s ,tt a .d i"ligi . 4 ' l Al e . liefelie . O . lls . iiti• .. S _bop I na_ii. it ** . a l ebe a r i sst r.c er e.l SS era ju pa sll, 1 Aerosol, Weed) bad larva Area soy. The Hesse tti sal sof entitled tier: la Greg H. i t h e 1 I t om ; be nieptised wren be le t semd h:l -Ile th e e llifi3 h ilest Ib l e r Ze w errei li s ori of the memenity *Veer was is It stale of ; j ute 1111. 4 11 1.1;res (A ose a rise ;• WSJ W.,. lee II ,we. were repo s', en d *es " 1 0 6 4 fee"foliell 11 *a that 11 1.Pv il l' skegwtorr t tale. me be ora)ed" mot be might be ',llea let's OWN which. had (er Mlle 111119 waisted. And whew tar ""hr Hoe. I. Muse I'll mid eve " 411°44"... " suds" I. he spoke et the wissefecterieg amities he wee mess him Pribio.., hi mi. ..wo e%Weere. and by Ire I , wleo.oey of ir.- slyest's*, he was tis ....a f lobie 'weevils of forntor trarriler, era Sinkage lir guard splint es i _ with were totally ase•••• ,ldi se" She 114.'"0r I. "7 11., who , ' from wishing to represent them all all is Med The Petal...ans. 'ben mil. end oratte.l be lie ON ire little. lbst **fortunate spirit to which he had alluded.... 11.. 414ernisn num) tas.. moire. semi Is to pelted. Ile hoes convinced there was ',tenth enough seem Or. die 4PP.4ISLIC3 poetise tee trest.es I. tbes flees, a i _ ,____ ___._,_ a I pet down ',bellies if k shoed "Ph" of "i." r'iii'ai, " N.% not" he sisecer"it pus k e. I" Ness ‘‘ b7. - i n" bet without the aid a the „...... miser. whom 11b e ow, o‘ilon was • Itbdiana, red tit Pe- flare its , Shim &cordial/4 , ordered In be primed. Sun of the law it could met be does withest distr..' THE IaUPPLT. lion and deo...fades, which the limo isterposideb Oa the meatee of tee CHANCELLOR if die EXCHE• _, ~_ „_,____ ___,_, prevent. With ____, la QUId, far arose west tete • Coainn.ee of Seppty. lac ". the "ell , ""m r y .."1. et. woo II",.. u. w kwari thee wind. Oat a soppy be grei.led what the-prospects of the country were, as far 11.1144 k1..) , W1• Mr. milk ENFELL wile. 1,,, ha 1 0 4, „ ft , ft , ft „„ . Sho , i g ai s a i n d aint ell the hope d o i f ss. as s e o utel f ibleorseetieseonlenatib4t,sthaele befadtsobe w..peer is &kiwis, I. ilk* reeselidWee FBl4, in eke Igo I h eeele `' of I T k ''... ss eel She " e hr bhielllieuk , Ts ' . w e t* 11 1_ 1 ' hesitation in stating, that as fir es his haft/nastiest 0w... onto. o. As ateoesa en le Require feline expo Whew I sent, the muskets for oar seeekettites were , e t Nu. lit. tt. c oo !Inn fientleforei„ The I, II A NCF.LLOit .1 11w lOWA IQU ER we. reedy to diminiabine at home or abroad, eseept in roe par- Ill h 'o... she _a " 918"1" -it i"ff " I" i li n e " a rubs 614/Iwal " 4-, licolae Weisner, and that Doe wee **Oily of petite • set to. 111.-meilWey ... last 'wit!. ee t of firsesBl eitarnm. load . . . .. _ _,._ catetaatoot of shirk iuknag .1.1 of ire eosi-olitlotioe of he Itit beers. e. of 1... eland 1 I 0 Amens+ ll"' resort), I" WO 1 ,, Ww1. Is gal. sew W Relenre ha* hers It'heshibi ll's.* i the doled's) in this coantey . believed was cilculsuld nisit"l• It w. , Weed err, ' kW 1 " 11 " 1 ' 1 "" t r r _,'"` 1 "1 . 111 " I°lll i to secs' e the people from all those ev ils which vete a prober, ibere wilts wale Wary, as CoMpar.-. •• Ito ire t or rectowlietts Ilenewe of het year. IN Neel deleietee -..t i eaperiesced bare—in Musics the greates t deer.. ef I IaiI ' LIXIE I het .All II "1.e.."' she eene. . Heed ' ell Iluarl.• I. 1 CWWWWWCiat &Cress prevailed ; there sod there malt 1411. Of sir thilwriwy, 230.u00 1 . we , io the Ciresiiihs. poesly 1 atnitie ern .4 ibe monestwe of Irate,. oust pot, o oi a the : had the nisekets for our manafacterea bees earre eed :. eoo oii.Ltiosi of ItyWohil DWlret In Ow litri.e St re WM. • I WIIWN the subject Came to be folly esaseined, it • 11 4 &Plow, of S 0.0130. t bet not tlie . imitre in she rem* ” , at I 6 . r eso d els_ nn ~. ~..:1,4 she ewrespoolosig grafter is lsl, i en lon sew dee ow ''' elope 1..”14.e. we win, Ow,* -ow a eurylw 810111(re she rc,sipt i a hichtliry conspleieed, and that sucli a Pa ..... .p io the e orreponilisoi I•• I i she lips 'en,. I Pediment cosh! remedy themeismil.ett et' Was ristoresed•fer Took' egg.retwkit HON°. • flee Hee . ..anon set g• at t ..g • Inv 13 to. bee Wier, lel*, Oft ti tke. tied a Immo . • _ Mos t. fort feat ti Nero istisn tatty ei lord Ik.. writet sr yo teal goy davir Is pow erre &soli !aloft Mere it al one dumb dwelt I p P:i their Well MIN th. I Ms: a •• toed Notl a t• I lb. 11. L• isti gull sod us *IA