The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-09 00:00:00

T SOUIIIiKeIRK MEETING. - - • A Requisition, nearerously and respectably Agora, 1 far • lieetieg of the Inhabitant Hoesobelders of the Beteg% of Southwark, to consider of Ibis proprilly poilleelog Perliseent egging the measures mew la pregrilitS, having W. p 4444 nteti, anti se ceded to by the Utast Rococo', a blotting wsl skis dry • convened In the Tnrin•hall, which eel atispoiled by Me. Cailleat end Sir Rossini Wimps', the Members for the Bernegh ; a somber ' of pr incipal lnliabitantil. and a throng of respect• I .Me hoottholders„ which filled the hall and eeeee 1. 1 a re - The following Resolutions would be pas, and p bably carriod without oppoll,lne, esetpting the eth, taliels we have e so belie" would be •Ithdrawn after ter Reporter left the Ilall 1. That the Mahal awl Libe-tiey of the People at CnylEnd are a pe lure and iaaliettabie tab-ritwar. I. That all aiteaspri abrogate theta Itlsies err! Libert i es ! are set, of trees.' a whist the Thrum lad the Nation. Thu Me....utz do feel 161 cres.ert laduproi in, la east ern .ith Fellow-Citizens, at the cultic , int.swe.l by She Priam it,ffit'• hunters,who, hate * Tarried ill erwi•ley is..• the fetal per. Cit.:sat %I arbester, eon prop •., 114 is win not Wan., e. witted ortitetion. sal, by severe penal laws. I derrilye the pre le at Mr arivileces relined by thew frog. time iticaeierriel, awl eeteraanoen .0 'bre by that Arts Ms• essybly.hel the Howe of H a.wirtek ow the Throw,lsnovatina . 4. nby That the feel. I ofde awl proposed thereealsts, ia the orioles this u rea ,. a , d e misiii i on 5 . sorreerrle a faeserasteat by Law by ',titbit...it isig a Despotism Soy Fare,. •116 which the peoole of this Knopire rairal ae. quire? without si ola.in g their oath. of allegiance, aid without betrayal thri. Rion aid Country. B. That this Meeting d.. trust the Leiclylautri• wit brerpose runs eh. %rate from the eulamittes whirls termer it. by forthwith deriving tin. Prince Itereat's Ulni•lee• t, be sows, , thy she emblem, of the Crown , mad callty cr;asi t nal designs aria t it. safety as/ she peace of the lie Me. 6.Tsit Cwt. these objects Pristine , be cr..waterl tw bath ileueN wf p.iss mew. mil that the rest Reptedetentivos at . toe K ... glebe resol/e4, that their eao.linseata look Ili them so streets far the plesrrestitus of the right. asd liberties c0..4.1rd to heir elvt.ge. 7 That Ger Resorretwatir•s be inatrseted to is3por• aloe !. in the Cowerroor sod that Lord litroktete he reametrullr tweed so preen. oil Ats-r• the ruse is the How• of lewd.. The 61h Reethittos Sates. that ism., 'b. Le:lala.see . h e t sithippily lIMPC.IOII et. es. weeure, sod .efs.ar ea quirt into alleged WTIW'r. Me , iitir will roe tier the ron • niatt.ndarreof ihoit R.l rewittiti... I. the 11...... of Vont• own se totally stele... except for lite .rtelltent .1 local and pr;trair nil* awl sheer( met as behalf else i M or. h t• Soolt vt•th, resseto Mr !tepee...relatives of the lloessag s .th 10.10 their aUrnolopre. Two sore Releleil-se were In he prop treol. PL....rive. • e Witty.. of she Tha•ks of the Meeting to Charles Calvert. Hd Sir Robert Wilts.. for their Parham nee e•nAgg , t g R.•• 1 t• the [fish Bailiff of the Rottote.. •or hie corsplarace with the nellsiritsw sad his easteet is the (1%.1r. SNIP EIS. Ds %1.. Mc. B.—The D•eko, D eye', for Q letter, Ms paved her cable and goat to lieesagd far alleter m•itognelos In the Downs thefeate.a frigate. —Wind E PollellllooTll, Du. B.—Arrived day J.lllll.Broco, fromPletaa for Ilan; and Robert and Asa, from Qaelatc.—Wincl PIVIOOTH, Dac 7.—Arrived that Argo. Adams, end Amity. Sport. from Midvale's; ; Mort. Galilee, from ()soloist; and Deb*, Maio, from glebe. — Wind :ST E. PVIZANCL, DEC. B.—Tto muck Dove, Heath, got wader weigh yeaterilay. bet pot hark to Newt yn Pier, listing broken hoe boom, and split her foresail and mainsail. MAUDSIIY. Dec. 7.—A foreign ship rm. ashore' la Haannreagh this evening, without any pera , n no board ; she owed to is. from Sweden. with deals. for Freon or Spain; pad of her cargo is impaled to Ito saved. Dac. 7.—The Economy. of Abortive'', from America, stack fsat upon O. Du, and remains la a dangerous sitoatioa. Tb. Craw hag beta saved : part of the rastotials will be sated, but she vessel will he a total wreck. A•namto•cte. Dec. B.—The Unpts. Croplon, struck upon Sizaivitlillai.k this morning at dat.beesk, and sank in deep water, about half a mile from the slam with soma of the crew clinging to the rigging, and silliest the least thane, of their being gated.— Both hr hosts are on shore, sad a trunk belonging In the Captain, with considerable property, which is towed for lb rOliliEfs. YAIIISOUTIII. DU. e.—We had a heavy (ale lest' , night fr im E.N.E. sad still con. inaes.—The Jona, Robinson, from Meutel for liahon, with gas and staves. got on Pskebel.l Beach last night, end went to pieces. The crew are save.t, as also part of the cargoothlebhd looted ashore.—The Phcanis, aside, from Ciipenhsgen for St. Civil. is on share on our Leach.—The Washington, of Boston. from BrOMOIS • for S'. Übe's, is at the bark of oar 'and diatomic!, wish lets of rudder sad water logged. The hato arrived bare. 01.0 ItAlLF.Y.Tnontsae. Her. 9. Peter p w f easts-same i.e "f hit homier. (lease VI il—a. Weser. w. It . Ptheorr Ind ken ther:4•usaa of the P....rater, who had di.- charged hi. Ini•ln: den'. Aft, hi. shrs• w.re /SOW noorrol illleterrie. w Mis an: e a-, newt. asn w Stagg.. 461. "Awb he had reds •iteow - rd f..r. The l i s g a viarysint of mimes .111 h. sant oy seou'ar 11..1 •1111141.1stekat Ibis !he r ba.l rec. joist other .I.ins. ...bleb be had reser d tip hi- twit r toolhent the gemey. TIN resew issdartsr , rt was mew Mid for the se.. ..5 The lid. nee r c ear opting the 'limner. awl Joe Jury hoenobt Maui. (ilia!, The (bard 4noiea of sk,rierd. that thk sels aS tire tratiqicii.n as Is: irtis ewer Image, cat the Priafraer e.sM ea. }eel to lease she motility. BIGAMY. Itoreet I)eone one • ham.: trial m.rrsin Ann Cult.. in the parish of 1-huston, while hi. termer wife. Ileasair Muse. •as in 4. The i!a Irrii Blionnyibers primed the noorringe of the Prhower with Eirw.isr 'll••t.i. from the parish t egis.es. The 41.4 ef Ittutettm provr.i ids *arrive with Anis fa.D,cal th t. 1.11 slit ea, of tb: 11101.rge, his fernkr wife (400,1 him wt na.lmod. Bo." osarti .re torn. r:early ,red agaSist him. and the Jett;, animal livsitatica, br-eini t h e Primers to GOP/. trilE STATESMAN• To tits EDIWR or rn a STATESMAN. Ilerrforo, n.. 17. 1819. Ma. Fulton,—Should you deem the following Letter to Mr. Coat worthy of a pl.e. in your widely circulated and truly variable Paper, I Will request the favour of you to insert it as soon as possible. "TO SIR. COKE, SIESIIIF.R FOR NORFOLK. as Sill,—Doring the lest Simian of Parliament you asserted, that this floes. (speaking of the noose of Commons) Is a eetrept II You were inseam Jiatelr set down with general cries of Order, order ! from our insulted and onsorropl Representatives. — Allow so, t o pa, a plain rpestiso to yes. — Whet is the tree and sole reuse of thin eorreption. which you and year political friends apprcr to loosen& 1 have onJoubt that you will reply,the heti ts ste el the Ilepresentasino : then come forward, Mr. Coat, awl endeavour to prevail un your lordly and boroogh• mongering political associates to support you in your end .3 to suppress the beeneghs, end open the Cective Franchise to the ostensive and entoptetented towns in the kingdom. It is reported tha. ‘linistets intend to propose a !dition il tales. 1 feel confident that pie and soar friends will v.deagainat them ; but should Minister, otraits a majority in f of such a (which 1 have no .I.otht they will). I Irma that you and your patriotic (limit, will p r opose a ten per cent. Property T•s. and the baking oil the hi tit, Tea. and other tears, which to heavily oppress the ini.l.ll, and lower classes; and let it nn longer he asserted (as it it stow with truth asserted), that the Mernhers of the Opposition care little about the in,. postilion of those taxes, which fall nn the atilLile sod sower classes, pr..virlml they can defeat Ministers in 111/1041.1/ a Property Tat, and by so doing save their own pockets If, when Ministers had seeceeded, 'toeing the last sitting of Parliament, is obtaining a nytjority In the 110eart for raising thitse millions ha tales, the lamiera of the Opposition heti come forward as they aught to have done, awl said in Minister., as it is year determination t• lee ', additional Leiden, on s suffering people, let so do all in our power g• alleviate the ditty's, of the es: Idle and lower el ,by sebmittinc to a Property Tag isstead of (*sing the necealt• tries of bfe ; the people would then have hailed the I Opposilion as !heir friend., Ind would have hail rea• awn to consider them in the lijht in which they aish so apt.s•a... mud which in a!' Paidir 41.0ini t s they projeks Oh low:tea to be — t he rent triends of the pen. we. I.Vat the nation ha. hitherto bees lamentably disappointed iu the conduct of the Opposition ; and • 1.1. I' ,14.(lientl. is, that the Opposi.ion Nlerobe,a I are *wilt to the lowest ebb in the •stiniltion of 11. e cndisl , ,, and malting but a rumples chap in the ootoluct of the Whigs ern r•i,e them to :Lev d. gr oa t it popeltrity std •ong•Ciiiiiree is IM elf.. is 'itch they so morn with to "Main. When au. Is • :e.tralite chap*. 11,4.4 Place, I shall then Pe rrne an stile', and sincere admirer of yuerself Ind poll kid fritiorlinbu-orntd that de•irtitde ~fiat -11 1 mast subscribe rays. If a hearty deviser of h mow Whir. IMPICHI4I. P.IRLIAMBNT. —am— tintisr. OF comut)ssl. Pic. 8: Mr C Al.f.: It 4F r I•re••••.wd n Perisle• free t4Proprißilleforr I of Uriou•s.s.us TweAre. pray; .e tor serve so brine fa • le 1 rereod isle Art he Nine s is. .Mr o.r.rr.r.drri• 1 Mr. K F 1 . .; 1.4 Y pr...eat•ss • Prossi•s* flew ler 10..ahlis . .it 1 a (Ha e ... i Mailltg Iwo le .•• I•I Mehl Sisal Cite .115 Grog slues i Orsto , sl 11.r , r p• Moo. irsou .Is:tetrad augurs •f Oirrrulk.S hit.. rbusur , p• .iosig for iris. I. Ts.. iitoo, ~.. t see W01t•re.....0t... lesseraremeet Bill eras br• is!lt , ..... • d • r bord s • he lusd ..n Ihr (aide. 5 r Iti)lir.it r wit..4uS pr.v.ded • Pluitios f.roa ••••• p•••••••., i..i..L . lsaal• a A.s.su•seader•t.”se. i n sbe ree..l• Of liluetiowir, .1 .11.64 4.e1.10;51••,•Pf 51•4 .sser is .Mir li she Nlerilss i al M.lnelte•ter awl MT.-, 4*p .1. t• a.sag ales alest She .....5 Isinus ft se ,•asSai Masses sae House, nod mishap Owl.. ter• vent req....-. 'Sul hi. MajesteN..%li..4-sesrsrhissil I , r d 111.1111.1.111. a, 1.C.I11111.Vey: Wes, &oleo of sise Gorertererso. sad tbsewiseg 4i,- gr•••• swat tpe last soul Co...shun ss. 01 d• revelry. IM 1..• ...own seal it I. laid wove she table. A 111111..14. 'rimer woos e• .1.4 w et 1w0..., opposed it. on '.l she grunts' that it roNiailMall4 hi'', Oh 11, inbIIZAIN ..f the ronnsis'u. Tilt ‘1": 4 R Ell Ish.Prverl. th •11 the Petill•Nes he %lois. a. %lairrlo. rr ft-re sui•sr-Kesususesl bosh in lee 'saw . . swab ea pr o vretlier or sae bless, sere et lb* limo* of Ca 50....." o....." A de-Niss. , , e 'a...iodine' ih • nor'& bet 11l the edggesdi.m , of see SILAK Fn. 1..5.e on. :••••• so a ! Odra* st. corroN risi.i.. Sir It. PEF.I. Areo.os s .51. slot sot she sisftotelsierh of itse Cest•o. AM. 1 .4.0.•411. she I. ?woo*. sod Shier a few sots,. from Mr. K. Flew' v ,•••• • rde...l to he read a Devoid bast MI Erni*, Prat. PitYRYN. Sr C. BURRELL l•sswiesa as as. UM fret itre_pargiase et I. re I, int cote epl rr,elt •r• sot Ihr It..f.teirit of r.surpr, wawa wa, usdered to be c n •reand 1 nee no I riday 1110101eS C iTI.11: (:..Maul BARR Y e rr.efig.d a Prim* , fens I..rd en•upinonnot nf I tic mi.!Ur ,e 14•11 sat 1..1, /1•141. 1140,1.• Kilinard• l b the 14801.. ugh .4 et -hap's fameoly oi *tine. II lb 4. or an be later us*. c.a....de:460v as the et Ja h na r ) arit.• tinzunr. OF ARVItI./te. acne A Mrw.r. e frna tor 1,ta...0,.....4er.1 their Lerelligpli in nu . sew Ha • tot &AV% 1 M. spa pyr•IIMIOR 11.1 0 "Pe• iliog I*.a whi t s ..us ye si Me C•OcIlltalt, of gibe Il. Hawn. COlarballi , 0 doe soar. NLIT ISAIRE. 4 . 11".rri SEF roN ' ,ferruled a Petitlea from nearly '20(.10 of the least reapee.rlitainhabitasta of Liver pool scrin*t the tri sssssss now in progress through the lions*. for Oa prevention a t p u blic adeeti9g., and the res.rietiau nt tar Press. I n pl•SPlltilli this Nrrtle Lord timed big entire concurrence with all that is elpefflell, end twilled his conviction Ida. to h penal 'protege. eraisl.l he s ilooded with the most trial ealsaaqar..re to ids ancient Laws and Con. it.s.luto of ihr itsr.slat. Mu. Bitten hut. irstivinny to the respectability .1 the iota s ha. bid lord 'he Poitiers, and slide.' his entire omit idenre rim its prayer.—Laid on the tattle. Lord 11,0 9 .‘ fIl F.R presented a Petition from shut 3000 tith...;trota id one county of Weimer- Lusa, pteyt.to ..latry into O. stairs et Man. ago t iser ; got i.h the prayer if Which we guelerstood l er d.hip do? io Mr. BROUGHAM s Pentide4l the motion fur this Pe•islote belog open the tattle ; het added, as we hollow, that the Petit ion r.waiiird the signets's...l the wisitilty of else f r eeholders of that co•nty. A loiPpOP aftilt.is wet eileolited of en oppo.ite too. &sty, which 'krona, to sty OP trait of if, that it h.., get tho det ;tied coororrence of the county. Ili' I fol. setpristol Owl eve y etTott fur 'epic, was stilled iwilltits she sLots of sod ma by many C•tttletn•A vitt., QUI 111 .1 ',re, seemed very milieus tt .1 ;• .110.1 d t.. ; 1,„.0 LOW Ili entut.l4itteJ that eves the fair set P.?* p•o% 'lied on 1•• alien she torruhwes of those ropr4r.iss oh. •;1.1.(1 the eutobe. God Arldross. Mr. BROUGHAM 1410 the' point was wholly irr•leyant to the business of the WollBlogisoif Coon', folreting. That Adilripte was , n lot presented to his I anis% Highness the Pilot, Regent, and, therefore. could Pot properly come befat• the Hasse. But •halever objections eti4lit he weed• to the manner in iebich that Address was tweed which pissed In WeotiOnslioil, it retteinly wok* the grothaests of a majority of the people. It sus sinned esactly as all ether Positions wise; while so Ultra-Royal Address, calli qg for very were snoastties, was wholly pot aside, and soosher sad a wiser roars* adopted by those who ratted themselves etclusive Loyalists. Mr. WALLACE seed, he for one had signed the Address 4oholitiated in plate of t:.•t allotted to by tt • floe. Member litho sp. lie l a iss, be diJ so, out becsgs• theoght the fi rst contained an rune raseJ sccosut of the state ot the country —not bo urse he did t int shiA a restriction of the Press nit. ee . Ho agreed in the tiroprially of all which that Address ciintsi;dtd. Ile bad sin objecting to state why he hal the ,coal Address. It was becisose go thought the 6114 i some •Spr.S. *loos which would not sweet she •p l rsibstion of abase oho eubitan.i 114 agreel sir., the supporters of Ilse Address. It sae not thought .loNirsble so far to sirsport those. esprossiusts, as to l.se the co.operation of many friends. After a few words from Mr. Brougham, Lord Lowther, awl a Member u nties , the gallery, wisest! smote we could not learn, the Petition was laid Ott the table. Pr.,:ster.:Erti Lord NUGENT, nti svPll.4 tlin Secretary at War In his plSre, wistred to 10310 tr. ,, 4 the Noble Lord (Castleresigh) whether the Pointe IL , e•tit'4 tion, - ea!litigi 9 certain rs l'eltirra•. on forfeit of their petitions, •as to affect rer..ns oho had entered the musics for a limited Bud Otiose term of set.. vice haring had retired nu pensions for woonrls, service, ice. Fri iosr.inc.. t . 10.• ,1v15..114 wen bad Pottered Ina sett or. tar Mr. Winribam's Bill. tioach • mea•ore would he reel 0,111,1 P. !Aril.Gll s.til, the Noble Lord bad better trait until the Secretary at War was in I.i• place. 'nee JULX:E ADVOCATE Ir•to en , lerstood to guy, that p e nsions ewe ed " ' i l l, an derstandina that tits petite, *vie to to:lrear WWI vi'..' , . TRaiNiNG PREVKATION RILL. Lord CASTLEILEAL•II mosrl my Oyler of the Dry for the first raedonfi of the oat 10; 1 . 1 , ?ge11:i0 11 Mr. 94. WOILTLEY said, that soole eircoirsior 7 ea bud mewl, color to his kuuotedge which mode • necessary that this Um ehns:4 thr..toogh i'• amps in as short a time as pottibl.. Up 1- •hie tete it Wos ••id that 1,110 .IO •si.tell only on IA •CS•hlf.• ile bad now :Ishorr,•,i,a io his 4inda ohirb au• 01111 1100 S it had woo. ed to e m i ea . 4 ,.read hog to al slaratin degree. Be bad bra.. W , 101 ,1 that a swabs, et petters hal um assa dtilliag la SINCERI rAs. BCCIIAN 114)9. in idian6 3 B, " I woold be 1e.., l• l O C ',emend both '0 lm •intds snd fume,. is careful Ei I W Mitt rises eueell•to I.•olier to Sr 1,1,419 Stu, tin, • for +Uranium of metiers Met- NAblesnan lakes op the matter 10 1 'loly 1 .0,110 , 1 C 111.61, .101 %hose that formers. Wrest' of I...onisui the numbers of the pniir, do rTnl litin4 thy.% can In multiply them ; sad I am soul In 1114, so iu Cs my übt•rvalinn R,wi, it MIMS entirely wits his Lordship's. Another Loiter, re. loin tit this subject his I.lely fallen into my hinds, seopy of which 1 will take 'be liberty to leiter', is it, enn• aim, In • few earsg.sphs, this liesiatrictical illes• irtiti , tn of the bathe I hove lone her, endominsring to euritice. by 5 , r JOHN tilltinUClll Nutt to Sir %% Put.TBtt, and Wiled— " (tub 11.11, April 4. 18.11._ 11l S t R.-1 1911 prove, nal hy 'hear? but pram ace, I the livnatit of planting potato,. on fallow.. In the pariah ith , te I rip..de (the whole of which, atilt the oseeptiose of five sew. It my property), there are 3 0 c"ltillteir , c• otait.tog 131 poor people. I have for Ere ..r .'t years %mot allotted, free from rout, four I acres of land, intended foe wheat the fullearriog As tJatin, for the colts:era In plant with potatoes, by which welts, each pores from 10 to 15 racks, equal Ito 21tEbs. per sick. yearly, in proportion to the nuenteer ol children each 'ear, not only sufficient for ° hl4 (amity, bot is enabled also to When a pig ; they d• elate were I to giveamoieg th:on an hundred pounds, ' it would not be of so much benefit to them, and it is • tint one shilling net of my packet; for 1 have es good. :if net a better, crop of wheat from this land as 1 hove i from the whet part of the Gel .. The method I take is this: the latter end of N •varobet I plough the laud, the roust during the winter mellows it, the beginning of Mach fe.llowing 1 plough it spin and harrow it.l at both which time; I hove toot little to do with tor i hors..; 1 then divide it Into lots; *man wit a large family has a larger of ( b i n a single per...on, h or one who has two or three chit !reit, @Bootleg *boat live I perches (of IC, tees squalor) to each in a family ; they taen l elent it, si.:d put over their potatoes what manure they h,ret collected the year preceding (for I Wry cuttaer 41.1 more ensnare than necessary for t as front their flies and a *oriel' , of other things), land duties.; the summer, after their day's Moor is done. they and shalt wives hoe them. sod every map works more Otero folly for himself than for soother ; they do not mart • weed to grow. In October they di?, them up; and it is the racist pleasant thing i.e. ginahl• tee see the men, their wires, and Ceildrems gatheieng the prodsce ..1 their little farms, which Is to serve thorn the ensuing winter." %Vera this pistil generally adopted the labourers would cooaltme bet I little corn, which ringlet supply the ntroofactariog ! towns, steel we shush: have 1-n ,• ct4 ,i..• to i m port. As four acres are sufficient for 3.) Nadir+, it w ould take but a small quantity of land (too story faro in the kirld. at. the avagubsselosood ot Barnsley two F di, olgssi.--s He smotedosely ergo.. desitiog his itsfuttniot to ter Ws depositions before Sir --- Ile held Sir Wood's letter la his Ilse I. It stated that thd fratiliog at Barnsley wit 'mistimes. had ale. I **coed letter, containing she eaaminatione of root no* whom it ...old be inaptudent th is to eagle, ethAl had •itstessed training* of upw4 - do of 'IOU men )leer Ileinstry, on the nights of oind WeditesJa.s. That the mew I. sil 1, 1.1 s;irri - ei e ;ht feet lung, elicit they esereised as in, 'krt.. On Nino.: day night deponent was within 150 t s,d. o shrmt tore, sod it tieioglight, he could vie on !!.•• tN . 4 its. pelt something shining ;Ike h” rivets, and et kb be betireed ts be pilte.heads. This mitroltig he had received • letter from a Gentleman named Fort ei (tie benefits). a man iehet.e politics *ere eppesed to his. 1 has tiesoletr•ti had niine-se t • bodyf trove 70 to lOU training nn the tight of 1 . 01.11101 y, the ult. They had poles alums eight feet lore In their :sands; sod he distinctly I es•tl the word' half :herds— stand at ruse. sfic rrp•etet s ports! Otero. — To* oof the patty advoiced tulle 4111 and asked his business; be souse's d —•• %Voir rue d—l are yds about ?" The wets rctertied to the petty, and by. fearing danger. toile away. Since this he (Mr. Wortley) had bees inforosed that the dsilllog ass openly carried on, not only at Barnsley, bet at Berson and the Neigh!) satin towns. io defiance of the law. Ile hoped ills. Boum would it. the stinger which *lived, and the necessity of preventing it tonna gaining groeuti, by weedily ponies this Bill Into s Mrs TIERNF.Y maid no one could he more esti oat thin be was, to pit down any of those practices against which ibis Bill eta dim ed. Bet at the same time be was desirous of proceeding with slue caution, end in sects a winner us net I. psecedetst for mischi emissive' hereafter rue Nurse could see that they were tint nue called is, proceed unbind °Wetting their stud fo t o., not D o say commesication insole by his Htsjest)': Government. bet on • communication misleby a vivito indivi !sal, however high the character of the* India deal might no, and whatever mast might be dee s• what had the medusa of his authority. It lass stegelar eosin% that thews cummealcations, in•tead at hying ,oatle by Lard Stilaiouth, or even the I. Lieutenant ~i the !Omni, in which the traiiiim was said to take place, who iris a Member of th .t House (hut eh • m he did Ism woe wo• in his pl ire), should he aide by non of Mmenora for • hat Coen , y. Ile si w no oseground wiry the ?swots should net have been toutweiticaled Co the Nurse by the T rrrrr gy. With tespeet to lbw ! practice of its Dieu, if this prartice oses n..t Creed? liable to a! On.Oression, be was • Ming ifs mike it so. Ile lad ;sought MO by the meting 14 e a slit prat. tiee could he wept, bet he one us. tes,ton I Ibis was not thetas... If the practice •as not one oelishable, it ought tattlrall eonvenieot dispatch to be made se.— No friend of libeity could wish a pre,t,ce o f this sort to gm encisocked. Bet then ..e is.. ire anew w as plated. T ere eta nothing on heir Joesnals as • sa At rant fur tb..4 proateiltogs. which as. merely founded ea the conswiehirAt!en of an toCavidual Member of the 1101 P.. %Vb.,. the 11-tots ..t Ones pitied the all sesimnitog th • Ila'tise Corpus Act, they proceeded on a Me—sge tram Shinn., anti a comansoicaticto from his Slap-sly's Ministers, and it iris proper to pass the measure, if at CI, witnnet delay, because mkt , wise lam patties a.toonst ar..anis the s easure will diverted, kildlll4 seance of it, might make their escape. Bat here there *mild only be two or three day& dtiliisa as MOO, sit! if M. IMO. ben drilled, Wets' s! of 2 iit were 2 or 3000, he did not think that would musks moth ditlereoce.— Me was, on this occasion, es sincerely debit owe ',the Noble lard opposite could be of causing forward (slily to pat duties the practice of seeking, ;sot he could nut help thinking they would be is)ing the tinted lion for a danartous precedesit, if they apse to pass 'his Dill samotarily, without some suinsle memory wrist tore. Lord C ASTLEREAG II ohaeresil, that the Crown had steady mule a Cn.naillnitillloll 10 the Hoots wi.k respect to the esistence of the victim, of inkling, end, therefore, in passing the Bill to the nastier i-roposed, they would not be proceeding on the in• formation of any itsdividu.l Member. Bel if they wore to pass the Bill two staies to night, sod to gal into a Committee to.morruw, perhaps this would be satisfac ors in all sides. Mr. CORWEN siell, leech so he lamented the mos istence of tit pr.ctice of trainiog, Is. coalsl not en. tertain the Sniallrn doubt that this pi entice took pl a ce in llie urighbourhond sit Corliolso, as he hail i .ccise,l the information from various respect Ale persons s had t eed the 'sorties. 11. owned that es one time ho was in considerable doubts as to II • fart of trainincs sakin4 place ; hat stn. h. had not she lesot desalt lost the fact was so. 'rise inhoiokei. sit Ito .re;4 . .. bnornwed were must aniEnu, that s stop shoul-1 le put to this practice %Ohne , delsc. Ms. Sre ma woitu n - hi. r Frididt s the las rd Lieutenant of the West it; t ll,l4 of Yorkshire (Lord Lasc.lles), hid felt is hi. t i 55 5., leave !clan last ni4ht for York4hit.., after the Vi jnutneeto of the House. Ili ea. the ,'.'re anal .04 thiS BM about( pats *lnflow delay, as a Nl.n . inz as; advertised to he held di nn toasty ova - , and it sae held out by those people who p r ,: d rasel at:stooling the Nifidiolg, 13. , y wets to a oircuonsisnce which err %rl no small elattn in init. 1 oriel bourbon& laird LOW Eliza coofiratto! the account of the Ind sou:. The LORD ADVOCATE said, that drilling eat sorried ea t• s C/11.91'. I 1111. event ie Si• JANIE; GRAHAM mid, that the inhabitaa's .4 C oink use.. ender eery lOW Miro, lest r 44.7 should be .tt•cketl. A. the a.m.. time ha most as., the inhabstants o f in consent , weir e atoe:(l.... I - ell dioposetl,llo.' that thio 5i...-her sit ti,..,116.1f sole r•s) fie dot not tidier.. its. 111/ Oho* who we • : w ily di.pnaed ese.(l.:l or Lai ; bet th-se rums, esti sill arm• in then. hands.and • er able to dr- guy the osh•.as piece. e tine - dn. n of pbsotariona bid sake* lilacs• to a tidy 4 1 'L.. perpese of obt•iowni stores to thei. Tit .Irg ... r oes di.coestrsd that pike• bad Is. 'Coelacanths a v.', great es Pot Ode dike e , lllllidsdi•'"ii the kid.d‘d• an." id it' ate. had rioceirs Ito rofoi.• It. -k" piles; but tor ot..•r hltck. •itbil oho hol *HIM did not cit2;st to e.t.a coy comas. •41 hNn ..•rie Ise a .11..5e Nl•gia ..f • 1 he da• 14 1 " I r. int rot 65!; $ for- I iiif ii 7rot• F' 4 65g. IN" sima I. ow 700. I