The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-25 00:00:00

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THE VEGETAIII.E TOOTHPOWDER baa se Ire Ises Ilse isponotace of every toilet .f rub earl therm that N h. atioreer-ory to offer sot fartbor wormers- Mia aS. 'Woe composed of Yegetaldev mod mitre* Me eistietreo of say miiierol sir penicillin' Isgredlost whatever, It 6 free ham t he real objectivist robot the re of other DOW frier.. Its aorrolee power is Jr Wariest to somedate this entreetive sod comedies past bdire tibial arerallr l adbeee t. the Gar W sod Is the orries.' of Me Teeth I heal ewers be the former. mad promorc a Dew erstel of pea y abbe. or (where N hos her rioted or eorr4ol). as Noe latter. It Weer roam a ilersess sod bemoiliff redone to the ran i SO AS brihmk the moss &kraals eseretoesss sod if seed tow studs, as deeded, ivem roses* lbe TosUi is a eased Mate Imo to old age. bold is Bose.. at 9'. 54. by K. Seder sad bar Cheater, Po. 4, tbeapodie, comer of lla. NW*. Limealds ; art 34. %eel- Oble-street, Dobbs 8 owl h. the pt Perfeseemar Irk. Mime tbirrmaret the United Ki esibei Viet K. B. Porelio•ers ere n ebeeeve Ant s h e moseeed aderrio of .. Sistko, 4, C " are annoyed le lb. messy and I •Itel arched to of Ibis esteemed Derfrore. as rlt.ii init. of it are sew sold omen lb. same tide of Vegetable Too Is l'., weer. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. OM AR OF LORDS, June 24. The Rail of CA RNA R VON presrneeda Petition frees Rants Maple waste the lento Raiment %IL—Ordered to be laid .n lb. eilble. A Message Koss she Deese of COMMOM preseete4 the NM ryn Election. the Colonial Clergy, the Rook of Ireland Cob Payeseas, she Parish Vestries, sad the Assessed Taxes Car parkion Rills. Mr. Prendergast, from the Port Levee Ilarbeer Cameanit t Igoe& up the receipts and espenditere , and the regress of Me works fir the lest_year.—Orderrd to he laid on the table. Lard AUCKLAND snowed the second reading of the War dell M the Fleet Ball. The resod of this Kill was, that rakes et the Fleet were soloed to go at large, ruder certain tevil& Mu. The Bill was read a seated time. The Marquis of LA11411)01" M wend the arand wadies of the Bill for the leimensplisties of Mard-hauses t cad In tMag 'hie. he Rinsed the discharge sif the miff foe Maras Counsel us the Bill ; which was tarried. He bored the Howe would agree to the Bill, which west its relieve that moo iinforiuggle alas of oar feltow•ereateres from the abuses which it was I proved hail, io some caws, pusgallad Ia their egallaanent. He trusted, they would take care that, is regulative the inspectioa of places of ibis kind, they woold as regulate it, al OM to re- Mal Me cure of these unhappy pawn. Os this subject. be' shield be happy to be assinied any Noble Lank who had firmed his aseation to this soldeet. It was oadgailledly true, that is matey noes gam cruelty aid labeasamity bad lees prac tised og there unhappy creator's, who were sranblo to protect themselves. He gamed the Report of the Committee as to tbe sitaatios of the patiegss Is the llad-Ingswe of tre roomy of ' York, and at Foothill, in Wiltshire. The Report Ur theme' s places represemed these as almost is. May ha be described.— He meld also show. Aron, the ',ideate .. Rim labia that la the Amyl's= of York. sic or ones prams came to their cad wish : set any report or arausat haw kept of Aar deaths, so dna ao ate mold And oat by what mesas they came so their red sad. The miserable annehlog of ppema mties, be thought, was mane* to igagestbeir lowtlsM t to *yarn Oh lIM. By the esideeee of Lord R. Seymour it appeared, that Parish Oi.roes wield rather chala the siohappy lunatics so the dean of tad' Posasogass, dims pay foe see iftag them to Asylums; la attic* sitoatio• They gee Whoa trotoof sage, that the Mara was bad I voyageur to everyday to make them more timetable. He bad a Wear firma Mr. Wright, a Magietram of Haas, which stated. I that be kaew a female pauper lanatic, Atingle In am advanced I Neat redussey, wise was lied by the legs with ropes emit a mortilicatless reseed, ad her fees rolled if at the stades. This eselaadiely cad dreadhl emaspie Waite. Ise thought, should don the Hewes se give ibis Bill a sired reading. The LORD CHANCELLOR said, that, after 17 years's:. I oedema of Insane's, be could not help saying, that be was very such aftaid this 8111 • mild teed to detain each of that care fel and bangs, Waimea which pangs in this sakappy Ow deo received fr.si the respectable permits who had made this dreadful malady their matron wady. He Ong& tie House Amid very mach caseate in the awe and em Faience of these Mnrather dna to the knowledge and ispioisa of ',gam ans, "ph r only make daisies georrally their srody. It would be too mock to make wee answerable for eels which might appear, to superfast observer*, to be most nun!, bat which • ere absolutely necessary far the corker their patinas. use,, Bill ass rimed , as man uould undertake this useful preemies. 'There was hardly a clause is this Bill which did net subject In pasishie• the pencils has the care of lambda. The classes rnperting the reguletiw of pauper lama. s might be laroeporated into a sep..rate BM, as he was (avowable to Maas hat be mast oppose a Bill • bleb matt to the Seeresary of Illame's Cake the maws of all rape. satire ladivideah who foe a washer trio might be 'Meted • tia tins dreadful malady. He recommended that this Hill should be allowed to drop, aid a Committee applaud n iirrefrigate subject. The Marquis of !ASUMAN replied. After die aduilation, that wow regulation was attellisfy as to reaper laiatics, their • Lerd•biai, ts ) passing thi. 1111111t.roitgli u waved reading, would mot be *daytime the whole of it ; bit , they might. in the Com mittee. set. rt rt.sh i an. of it as might be useful for the malts. Hon of isir,e timbal). y per-oas. he liaise then lagged— I.'"r the Novena celldiad H I %dojo' , it 931 Majority 41. The Big war contegilholy _low. The Matgoi• of 1. e. !II accepted the pledge of the Nobleal.d tAal ed 1,..td that theat.entioie l'..ellawrat shoadd be called to .. errtai.. l.raoco nl lb.. ..attpci neat ; ar It the teas WI do. &object could be allowed wad looter lo l ire 11.1bni nt LI Vet R tweved the record reedioger the Iri.h .11 erran Tar LA 4 I:LINLiIIMORE objected to almost every eloo.e le IMO MIL a e. t .5 . 7 esitiblisiffilg • Devi node of monolog ,be ( 'lb woo.. tit, it a tea ~,-tie tram the Earl f LIMERICK. doe Bill vial wlercd n • ',ail a snood time dial day thee. !somas Ikraa's Mtvo:ce UsII the, %ems messes • Casemittee.—Ad- Joessed. LOA DON, FRIDAY, JC/V14.; 25, Isi9. " The Cause for which HAINPDIIN fell in the need, and Srover died on the Scaffold!" the Esst end West Jodie sod London Docks, end •mpnwerieg Magistrates to Pitied them to nele,h beurhoods where new boildiegs won going on. Inc Bill was then paned. On the motion of Mr. J. SMITH, the Report of the Bankrupts' Repletion Bill was ',ld, ukase mined, the Report then rewired, NW 'ordered to be taken Into further considesetiow on Monday. The Bankrupt Act Amendmeet ail ...postponed till te-morrow. COURTS Of JUSTICS IN SCOTLAND. Lord A. II A MILTON,wkes be had ghee notice of themotion with which he new leteeded le eesclude, ►e had added also that of an Adams to she Crown, re. 'petting the Gilles up of some eppaistmeets in the Scotch Jury Courts. He would net (as we ender. stood his Lordship) press the latter pert at that mo ment, bet would coeds* himself I. the former. It was within the knowledge of the Howe, that a game ' lion bad been carried semi years hack for the op. peintneent of a Commissiee of Logeiry into the' Courts of Law of Scotland; bet the Hesse would now learn with surprise, that that Ceesetivvion bad @listed fearer five years, aod as far usury abeses were concerned, the country was in the same situation as it was gee Tears age. New, he ansesited that In this his Majesty's Ministers were guilty of neglect. The only messere which he had known them to have adopted, was the referring some peril of the Reports to the Law 056ers of the Crowe, mad to some of the Scotch Courts. Now, as it was In those Courts which some of the abuses complained of had 'timed, he conceived that the worst possible quarter to w►ich the Reports could be referred was to them. One of the Reports bad suggested, that savings might be made to the amount of 60001. in respect of a Clerk and some other Officers le the Court of Bache. goer. Now, wheel references on these subjects had been merle, be would ask, was it too meets that his Majesty's Ministers should Icy them before the House? He had been given to onde:stand the! there was at this moment another Report of the Cowed,. eionersbefore his Majesty's Ministers, in which the discostineance of one of the Barons of the Esche. vier was sugges►ed. If this was the case, he trusted that se new appeietment might be made i. that Coen, until the Report alluded to was before the Iloese. Os t►e whole, he could see no objection to the me ties which be bed to make. If he heard (rum the other side any thing reasonable against it, he (.Dolt[ sot press it. The Noble Lord concluded by movie& that as humble Address be pretested to his Royal Higbee's the Prince Regent, prtyleg that he might be graciously pleased to give directions that there be laid beets the Hesse copies of any references made Is asy Judge, or any Law Officers of the Crown, is Scotland, of any Reports of the CoMedasieners en the Courts of Justice, with the erasers thereto, sod the dates of loch references and glowers. Lord CASTLEREAGH bad no objection whet. gm to the motion of the Noble Lord. Mr. A BERCROMBIE,as the notion was not op. posed, did not feel It necessary to v into any observe. 'ionl Sp..n it. ►lr. KENNEDY thoreght that the appointment of the Chief Baron oeght to he perstported until the Boos, had had time to deliberate epos the necessity the office. Mr. J. P. GRANT said, that time ought to be snowy.' for t►e Goesinissiorsers on Comte of Justice is &edited to sake their Report ape, the sobject. Mr. BOSWELL said a few words is opposition to t►e motion. After •bicb the question was pet and agreed to. ‘LOTCH JURY COURT. Lord A. HAMILTON, in bringiag forward this amnion na the subject of the Hill of the present Set lion* for Wending the Trials by Jury in Scotland to civil cases, apologised for °mining go much of the attention of the House. Undoubted:) , the appoint ment of so many now officers was a matter of serious complaint In a Court 'thick was already amply sup plied truth clerks and other subordinate persons. As to the mode in which thu Hill had been hurried through the Hesse, it vs/ enough to say, that it had been mut • third time after midnight, when not more than seven or eight Members were present. What necessity oxisled for this concealment, if such it were, he could not imagine. Themeasure created fear new officers, one principal and three assistant clerks; while those already paid were more than *era seed ed, and continued their presence in the Court of Ses sion es before, because they were not wonted OM. where. For these reasons he awed that an Address he preeented to the Prince Reseal, praying that 'heap pointments created by the meat Jury Court Act might not be filled up till one month aft*, the neat Session of Parliament, or until lb. Commissioners on Courts of Justice in Scotland shall hate made a Report dt. petting the said Coen. Tire SOLICITOR.GENERAL saw no sulkiest ginned for the motion. According to the argument r of the Noble Lord, the operations of the whole Hill ought to be suspended until nest Session ; yet, at this moment, not less than two hundred routes stood for trial hefute the Jury Court. Mr. BOSWELL felt that the m in which so inwortant a Hill had been battered through the Howse was neither f.dr to the kingdom at large, nor to the Members for Scotland. Under all circuits stances, he certainly approved of the motion rf the Noble Lord, amid should give it Lis hearty aid de cided support. Lord CASTLEREAGH wished to roll the ellen. lion of the Mow to the tree effect of his proposed measure. If the proceeding were adopted, it would be a precedent of iefinite inconeenieoce to thriftiest, seeing this spoil tiny other occasion they would be liable to be called upon, in regard to any other Art passed during the Sessinn, to review it. A. to there being nothing in the duties of the Mamas of PIOGP 7n the Eaciegoee which should p►event them from re lieving the Jading of the Jury Coors, he did not in. tend now to t 1 into en estensice a sultjvct ;be should rather go sport the narrow grotto& assumed by the N-bl. Lord. The additional misers, of whom the Nob.* Lord had spoken, indeed of fear, termed eel to be two only. Mr. BROUGHAM having rectplroltted then... ber end salaries of the clerks appointed ender this Bill, observed. that the cresoneratlon for their troy. hi. was excessive. seeing that TO '•sees, or little mere -L litre there was an eap►essien of dismal from tAs Ministerial Denclirs)—st soy rats net en hundred, weraeve► tried In one year; so that there were three clerks. at sala►ies of 6001.. 6001., Bed WO% s year. to prepare en the average 33 issllPl Pic is the year, when say Special Pleader's apprentice would pre pare 10 times the neather In the same period. M►. Boswell again eiplained ; sod after some fat. (Ivor obserestlons from Lord Binning, Lord Castle. retell, and Mr. B•oogham, Mr. J. P. GRAN rsial that the scromolation et bonnets had made some proceeding on .hiieit , j-et In dispensable, mid be was himself vasitted that the Ist bad been estrometv bewrikiai geoU•od. The SOLICITOR-GENERA •splsined. Mr. KENNEDY supported the matins. en tbo ground Hot the Jades in Scotland hid the plower of nontioeliwg lb* Jot,. Lord A. HAMILTON, in ronsoqeeree o! what hid fallen fro■ the Noble Lord, greed to witbdraw his motion. Sir GEORGE HILL mewed that the Speaker do Ismer his warrant to the Cl•rk of the Cfol/11 for • new writ td the Borpogh of Anstrother, for a Mem. bee to serve in Parliament, la the forms of the We Lord Advocate, appointed one of the Lords of Sea. span.—Ordered. Mr. CHOKER moved for sod obtained levee to bring in a Bill tee assimilete In certain cases the ad ministration of effects ender wills ire Ireland to the law respecting the same subject in Great Britain. DEAFNESS CURID. PFRCONS •Micted witb Deafens, Naas is do Ilend, kr. may • Maks spode re 114, by applying Et WM Iletoti.ote, No. 21. Ldetware-rtork LOINIaII. nearly opposite m t . rote'', Nortere, Ater. the ftal.tirbte primes, towelbor weir Es in% when , . bury reeved' bet • cured. snow of them year it) year of tt?e. sad eh, tad bees ditcbatged from Dirpcomer NI Ned I INN 111111,00 ai lows's* I-- 1 1 r. —, deer !I sate, cured is lee weeks. Nit —.peat 00 . for., eared is sine days. N. H. Eva. deaf 10 years. awed h nee atorib. —. very avert USN aired isl theft weeks. Ni.. dear sit vain. clued is sae metre. Mr. —, a Sir R. O. Bart. deal eight years, cored la In 'sets. Ala —. deaf 12 yew. Bared Is On weeks. Dlr. —. very severe caw. need is three weeks. Mr. —, deaf sit yeses. mad is three weeks. deaf Saw yaws, awed Is Iwo ssussirs. Mb. —. dent there peer% eared IN • otootb. deal tares yea*i eared It Iwo weeks. —. deaf a- a teens mid is Az weeks. Tar raw. rests. sad eradiates attie above own. arr.by rflo..i.r ..f the pa. ties. gives Iseult packet of the seed else. slat- hetrg the di..overs of t molar medical =M. jle Otto. the atorioloo of the diktat!. II ism .are oedipal* or. Is.. OW it sea, bellied by the noes delicais habits sal.. NI he Ipmge p In Of lareavealearr. - • - a'...se a.. .1s• be bawl • llpeeille Ties-lore for die rites glossae. lowesogis. sti 4101 Sad 01111. Ake if rye? I. , re shaellese. la Oberst p dotal ..stal F▪ ossil lorwirablest snider- ibis reerbe .ted Medireste will be Cooed i.n garivalled ;as ibe trial of • botile wall sell eissely Now. Persons resit:Pm is the esPliefirt tolatift .16,4 now. h. In.r. (..• dr...A as abisse, pal pael), 0.11 be Mealier aid ed ilk 'very .isC.rmllonso ter.' ile. 111•Irelers sweeivesil. *plass puma* paid. NKR YOU'. DEBILITY, &e. ENCOUR AG ED by lb. • talent, sweeten Mona. leg their perslor aterhod .ftnewrooree is the rare . f • firm poname rompluism. whir+ has been e ...hem, . 1.. la, ..... perie , re of mon. y en.• lo a large tura ettertyiy. preterit.- t a a. sib& ono .1 the happy effects remelting to .1e Politic form J. diral Kea reelinirg their altroti 4 to a tete in 'lva of dime... t Mmes. 1301111 and Co. Number. of i.e ito.al Cone ago. geom. In Lode , . eterease to Aired Coif wadies to thew di sorders stores Cos a tweet drum rive neebit of ineonside.a yerath. ebieb not only greasiest a 1,3111.1714. trim ..r,,,.,„ al/writer, bar aim retails ea it. Vol4lies all eke paeryatiot .. berileties of old age. It. that dorre4ittg mate of debility ~r do. ferieoey. whether the emaseaseore ot tuck bsoefeit A.. 1 . i ... .t• twee thitilisr, lope tesldeoce In hot riinutte...or nay &he. ewe, by which the powers of the rove's,' eon be... , trebled a. regularly educated Surgeon. of 1....,:0n. rho, og. • lino, safe, and treed, restaratioe to wood and Wpm.. 1,214. Where as early application is made for the em• ...f n forts. Disorder, fitqwetly contracted in a inewele of irobriury. the irradkeitiort 1. awe temple/ell in the ;hart Tare of Ira Owls i and is the more advanced bed tarsiers's stage. of .lament iss brelloo. rhararteritted by a variety oT poielful and dote...sine sympimm, a preferment la their piss (without restraint in me. an exercise) sill ewe to the ;mime a penmen* and radical rave. The Demon of she Urethra. su fortweetly remmeted a ith or erisieg from the above complaint, here not escaped their at. Mike{ by au Wail* and improved plan, they are enabled bowstaire elistimate Meets and litrietares. whether memo or of him dorslise, without reverliag le the painful and dangerous NW of the sonic hotaglet. Te married Females, whose trepeelstiens of thew Wader of coenenha hipplems have bees defeated, te may also Mea. t uLg rellertlore to Aram, that by a proper peneyerattre Is their remiriet the gestural bairn is reiterated, and the ee -1 pedireestsresteid. Newts. 09.• sod Co. ezelimively proleming the rare of these partieular hives, In ardertlon they MAT not be marked ie • •1••60•0. meth the obloquy se justly attached to the t: empi ric, whisk it hap perk, to themselves to mate, edgy haw hoes property ereed surd initiated into every of the peuhs.kra (restidcstes rf which, from wriest eats, s l aj , orz w iraos to ials ean fr Ike hishelt It . rorego a aa t a l ' , Mame in the ears', hemisphere of ear eatiern world. as well no la other port. emboldens them to 110 , M , that them resenrebes bag* Levi ;clawed to dee iscs already runs.erat ell, ihr, 11-14 ow a termini, of r unn to sorb as mat la- ' Mar tero l er the debilowing 'frets of • life pneed nimbi the T. ran Z.... i mot trey Pre,... e Shot their pretentious cantinas *fatt grail for tile vapor. ed.-a. d ' , infidel:re a itS a hid. they Ito• e. t , y 114 Public, been. lii4rally bennoneJ. T • be toosa:ted at their hoot. dais ( pct.-mother lir letter) M Patine of either Yes, web set re?), dellc-ny, sod otter- OM. Pa imos is the Cowl.) ve rrottr-ir4 I.• rate the port irolars of their tam. aje, sad mouser of n .emit !ante hr. Moir* ntW Alirdirloos t std Ilemedle• osU Wpm' or 6r0...de4 loony vial of ibe KinAdoen. CMS sad C. M. IL C. Sergeoe., 13, Booterie-arret, llfkri•larees, L,aelas. Jam pobllvlted (Teo& listisles), TII F. WAS a LIEF., a I' .816.1iar C..araeatrrry ;a1 the ab •.e DI cart. 11% (.0" , !4 *I Co. Addr;••••.1 ...kr Y , nth INA Ihietny ..f b..th tear.. 44 iv he 11,a1 a. 'AI. l' ::::: ,•••. , ..1 . - 1 • 4 ; .G. l'aP-) L .lli , 21. (rr Ir4-itrtel 1 1;4, tkil-rlitcl • awl at all BikkatUtrs. eruct ~... ROM OF (AMMONS. Tit* Assessed lam' Compensation Bill was read I third ems. a is pasted. Mr. DICKINSON presented a l'elitlwa for some morloheassra In the loseironi Milton' dered e lie se a. taw. e Nary Prlss•waNy Bill was read a third la, and pared. Mr. DICKINSON primented a Petition from a person named Mills, complaining of a partial and illegal decision on the port of the Common Sedan's, in refusing to him the right of roeducting his own case, in a recent trial at the Old Bailey, where he I was prosecutor on the part of the King, against the Printer of • Provincial Paper, for two libeis.The lion. Member stated. that the Petitioner bad preferred two bills of indictment for a libel, both of which were found by the Greed Jury, and that be attended at the last General Session hoiden for the city of Len. doe, to conduct the prosecution in pers.., he Sot being in circumstances to employ Counsel; that he had been prevented from so doing by the Games- Serjeant, though be (Petitioner) had primitively in timated that he would not give any evidence himself on the trials ' • the commis/mice was, the Defenda n t was acquitted, ha (the Petitioner) not being allowed to be heard. The case, he (Mr. Dirklnson) observed, was one which he ceoceived needed explanatise and enquiry. The Petition was brought up, and orde:ed to lie on the table. PUELIGHOUSE LICENCES' REGULATION RILL. Mr. BENNETT moved the third reeding of this Bill. Sir G. COCKBURN observed, that there woo one doeskin it whicb he woo inotrected by bit Coestitnents to oppose. It wes tbot by which mums keeping public-houses were prevented room being c9notobles or depoiycoostahles. The Bill was then read e third time, after sr.,ich, the clause proposeJ by Sir C. COCKBURN was assented to Mr. BENNETT. and added to Ihr On the motion of Mr. C. CALVERT. two nth. , chases were added, one to render information seeing' any pablicsn for allowing !Jilting at missies hoer. ►oid, unless gi►en within one month site the fact; and another restricting the renewal of {itemise% trader porticuLar circutostiaces, its the oeightrirlood of CA PIA I/A Sir JAM E 5 MONliiiiifEßY rose to bring for. ward the motion of which be bad previously given aotice respecting the lied River Settlement in British America. It was generally known, that active die. Wee bed taken piece between the colonists of that settlement gad the agents of the Hudson's Bay Com. pay. He felt blastoff bound as mach by public essaelderstious as by his private relation to the Nobles Lord immediately tolerated, to all the "Hendon of Parliament to the transactions which bed taken plats ie t►at 'ratter of the globe. It had unfortunately been among the devices of the Company to *admit owl destroy every attempt at colonizstino in English America. It bad, however, occurred to Lord Sel kirk, at an early period of his life, that a plan of emigration to that quarter might be usefully and be. neficially formed. To this project he was known to have devoted his most sealous efforts and his hest days. A Company had been constituted abroad a am tory egoi seder the administration of I.otd Nib's's, bet its proceedings ►ad left am ample opportunity to the natives of Ireland, as well as to the Highlanders of &attend, to turn their view. in that direction.— Under the Royal Charter then granted, *great specs of territory, with mare than ordinary powers of ju risdiction, was vested in the Company He could enure the House, that before Lord SAkirk attempt ed to emote the design which he bed committed of establishing • colony in British Americo, he had bona encouraged by • correspondence oith the Board of Trade, and supported by the opioi na of high legal authorities. He might menaces amongst these lan tor, the names of Sir &oset Itomilly, the present Mr. lassie, Holroyd, Mr. Scarlett, and Mr. Bell. Its this year 1813, he ►ad reeeiverl a direct assistant* from the Board of Ordnance for the purpose of ie. •bling him to defend the settlement. It ►ad been with the greatest pain that Lord Selkirk discovered. in the year 1815, a design farmed on the part of the Had. son's Bay Company, to invade and destroy the latent settlement which he was endea►ouriog to establish.— Application bad been made to the Indian tribes for this purpose. An attack was mad*, and the settle. merit was laid waste. In the following year • still more serious invasion took place, and numerous tribes assembled on the batiks of the Red River. --Thu colonists received timely notice, and about misty of them, headed by a Gentleman named Semple, sallied out and encountered them. They were surrounded, defeated, and many of theta slain. He did not scruple to charge the clerks and agents of the Hudson's Bay Company with the foul murder of these persons. Ile was confident that sock would be the Inference under any judicial cognizance of the trans. action. It would be impossible for him to lay a sof. ficient ground for the production of those papers which it was the object of his motion to bring before the Howe, withast characterising as he lied dons this strange and hostile proceeding. The mere fact of Mr. Semple's death world have called for enquiry under any system of civilized government. When he made these reetarkt, he could "Isere the House that he was not proceeding except on good eviuence. In the year 1812, the tame in which the colony was established, a letter was written, of which he hr copy in his possession, by hie. Maczillivray, rani alto Company'• agents, announcing the delight wI t h i e en fel te tin Lo he ri v l i ge na lk id i r rY7 74 I n : ;L a n w C : O s Zl i g the Inverness J.uraol, and far the evident purpose of deterring the inhabitants of the lit;bl.nris of Seat. land front emigrating to the other aide of t he t%..t Ina letter ft.,* souther agent of tM Vnrtb t~'~stesi glaAgeer gPrig:N:E miler embliaborut wee is eooteri!atto:• l but t' ne led a ef Thick tree- d in pose trot- %tie. torn • 'het the • .? r st- that 4 (. 4 .10 1