The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-15 00:00:00

which had been anticipated from it; either game woold be increased, or if diminished, poaching would be nearly destrn3ed. The late Art for preventing the sale of Rayne had not only been ineffecteet, but Lad afforded a sort of protection to that poacher. In one instance he knew that a poacher had been con. •icied in 25 1 . Penally be went to persons to whoa► be b,d sold game, and threatened them if they did cover his etpeores, God that •started 401. by the tarrurs of the law which was provided to *oppress bis trade. Ceeersl CRC:WI:NOR WA, this was a Bill, not o truck to amend the Came bows, as to make game fiwo onseetry.—[A 108'061-11s was astonished tt.so certain Gentlemen nn the other side had kept throw wets so long, instead of rising to give their ',pi s ioesa on this . This was any thins bet • Conroe fill, or • moral (fill—it was • 818 of a most den ' , Money, SS it went to put arias into the I mode of all classes of potpie in the country. Serb n measure ought to be looked to with great jrelosey, rod he was surprised not to base lewd the opinions .•f Lis Majesty's grave and Learned Counsel upon it. --[A lategh]-11 this 801 l were curried, it would be to y to keep up en additional force of 12,000 torn, to provide spinet the danger to which it would subject the country. The Marquis of TITCIIFIEI.D thoeght the Came Laws, as they now stood, were nothing less than aft oppression of the poor for the hones and com fort of the rich.—[lleer, keert]-111e trusted those Statutes would not long hold out against the increas ing liberality of the times. Ile fully concurred with the principle of the Bill thee before the Ilene i • het there was one clause in it to which he had • decided objection—it was that which went to legalize the sale of game. If this claim were altered. lie would support the Bill; but, as he understood it was con sidered essentially ow: weary, he felt himself hosed to support the ainewriment. Mr. SCARLETT rose, among mingled tries of Questioa. and Mr. Scar:ell." Ile did not omen to detain the 'lwo morello., a few minutes, bat he felt it his duty to offer a few observations in support of the Bill. Be was sorry he had not been is the lines, early enough to hear the arguments used against this measure, as it •oold have given him an opportunity of replying to them. It was generally allowed diet poaching was a great evil. If the MB to rie moi., o tended to increase that evil, he would on. doubteelly oppose it : bet it was because it would have a contrary "Wert .hat he supported it. If the tenant had a property in 11111 game, he would have an inducement to prevelet poaching. It was found when gem' was preserved, the tenant allowed his labourers and nts to destroy it with Impunity ; and he had himself kaown formers, who allowed their labourers to repay themselves in game when wages were low. The lion. Member proceed's' to state tle advantages wl ;elt would arise from o...dep. 'ion of this Rill, and concluded by observing that it bad his most cordial support. Mr. Aldermen lIF:YGATF: opposed the Bill. Mr. U. SUMNER did net think the Bill was eel. culated to amend the Game Laws. lle t►erefo►e orpoilled it. After a few words from a MEMBER under the gallery, ahew mine we could not lease, Mr. BRAND ens* to reply. The Hen. Member proceeded to answer the wend arguments used by the opponents of the Bill. Ile bad heard few ob. l jections to Ilse principle upon which it was founded, and he thought slim a great somber of the objectless' might be obviated when t h e 811 eosin a Committee. It was urged that Parliament ought not its tabeaway the inducement which Gentleman had to reside ow' ►brir estates; bet sorely she relief and encourage ment given to the poor by Gentlemen residing in the country, were much venter and more noble induce merits, than the trilling, he might add contemptible ones of hunting and shooting. He herd be should never again bear similar orpiments used for similar i.urpow•. After havisig mentioned several instances of the depravity tied crime which bed originated in poaching, the 1t... Member concluded by hoping the !loess would consider seriously the nature of , Ibis assume ; he left it to them to decide, whether it , should or should not be adopted. The Mose then divided— For the Araroderot 1191 Assist 11 591 Majority 60. MAD•HOUSIJ REGULATION BILL On entering the Gallery we found the Moose its Committ►e on the Mad.housea Regulation Bill. The Mad.hnoses Regulation. Bill, and the Amer. ean Convention Bill were severally committed.—Re. port ow Monday. In • Committee of Supply, the proposition of Mr. IL. Yls A RD. :or tiro grant of 100,0001 on account, for the service of the Ordnance, was agreed to with. out airy observatins.—Report on Monday. PENEYN ELECTION. - - - On the riewitin of Sir C. BURRKLL. IS. Mow resolved isle a COMMllillet apes ibe Pearya Rribery Bill. aid proceeded so reamise witnesses. The tiro called was Thomas Treisve.--He sea ed Mat he was &demisted will. Wm enaduci of the Mechem Inc Powys for several 'ran. Ts • terrible sudsiest the wilMelle deniarred, obsersomr that be was sew Ming to •Ite any avower awl might commit himself.— W itnees was ordered withdcsw $ and Sir O. BURRELL mod. that it might to h intimated to ibis. a. well as to miser witnesses. that the mower of a sea at the bar .4 that Home did ant commit or tepee hiss to prasetatisto elsewlirre. Mr. MARTIN (0 ('.alway) maintained, that as assn sho•W be there. weeny ahem rise. tolled epos to criminate himself. The CIIA I RM AN (Mr. Breeden) observed. that that Home was ow resist rd by She rules which /.sailed la thew hoary CMOS. Of Law —mad that it appeared the tease of the Colo risme W• witness shoal& assure the question which bad been pot se him. The wirers being recoiled S. the low. stated, HIM be did sot call spas Sir Maimsseh Lopes with say authorimed wasiwid from ibe liketion Peseys. dial dies wstaM ekes him fee easoey. Reims solcd. whetter he ovoid say, that be made es welistardwel to Lopes ? be dechord to aware that neestiso. lest be rhsald criminate himself. Whores was arils cads red to withdraw. and Mr. MARTIN (sf Galway) rase maim to enter hie protest wine sus ateresp en retract from the witness any awed that weer in Sir J. ft LW POST reesarkrd, that there was • derided dint terrace brewer* for ressialwatim of midesee as that bar sad at ant whet Owe. nod for this plsis rows.., 10.1:1•1/ On MUM Risen by • shams at that kw ressfd serer to ertmlaste him Mae whew.. iss melt imam beteg predatible in may of she anti- Wary Comm of Law. Mr. M %WTI N sited *briber. WANKS Ow tddrement of • whams sd that bar was sec as Ow Might Has. Ratowt hid ra.d. pcodlicrble M eviddsto spire him is say (eche ordinary Coed. 1.1 law. it would sot still ledf +Waif to call open n wit veers on make say reply .hat might average to disparage his da nder .a gmorni swim, Mr C. tt YNN thou& she wining shevid be called is, sad p. d eh..l In 'icy answer he eniebi giy. he cam under the moire- Mon of the liaise, and has if. after being se Weaned. he pre µ...d in remote to slower soy guinea. the House would deal pith him aceerdlogly. )k. (I.4.llMjseM. 110114 wear, LS this came weleiglaw) ed se meow bait Mega grettion. etoodirkey melseibesolle. rear er preemeled. the( be eight crimiterio biome/. it isoull he am will for the item. est sere es patine isd to thts emesigg ales ember. hes. accenting in the these. Member fife Bar my,. • witness skneiti bees liberty in decilae giving slay maser likely to dimearage his elearafter. lie submitted, however. that Wreck a rule were osseblithel, the imprisiemial pewees of diet Mom mart become i perfectly Nugatory. Mr. MAIL IN will miustamed, lint the wither theal4 he told roe only that be ism am to gore any answer en crlmioate loiumrif. bat 'hat it we. diyenrtionary with him to give or refine any emu er libel, fa leveret, his diameter. Sir .1. N Pout Wormed, that the role urged by the last speaker, se to Mews at 110 her bring railed upon to give an te re, likely he criminate themselves, was nest us all amalogour to the g I premier ef the Hemet far it mast he IN eke re• c..llrcithe of every ore whir heath him, leas else answers of printers mlO their connexion wish publiratims in which libel. "pow she linear as nay of Ifs Members appeared. gemnelly formed she greased for the el` saris primer.. The milli/VI beim recalled so the bar, was informed. that in s o y ...a r m which hr mien give, he was ender the peseeefiem of the donee. Wetesem declared that he aver said be Sir M. Imps shut a portion of the Leeman fir Peerms swell vest (Sr him from nay c moWeratioos a hatever t did believe he sever maid es Sir libusseek that be email carry the neverigh for any prat r it he could sot, believer. dewy that twesey eas mrstisard, and that he weight have sail the dirtribentoss of asemag about 9130 personas email serve se terry the Lleroisa -far seri a re• presentallime. hesever. he had sin sisseherity fret. the F:lssiory of Pear; at be Mears rwayi -hoed she breakfasts at lb. Perm a t.lertion to menu a realm ofsl, to each tower. John Edwards was she nett e hers,. He deseelhed hineelf at an A iillfllll.l al Truro. meek in sir habil of aileedirig she Elec. tion• for Cormsall, lie al, prety grtheralty remelted es he the fight rf toting arrardirg to else l'Ultilllllllll.ll a the several liatooghs in that Camels. Amos% ether plates be had bees. tit Peoryn at she lave Klement, lobes" beimd heard that Sir Al. Ko rea was ionised to became • l'areitedafe. The Peery« break. fast he andersteed In mean& pledge sr premise of 44 guinea, to nay toner w 4 walla sippers Ors Callidates. lied Marl of tense dined infacilon is NM 'meet! S. Mr. Seam for mist girth* any public breakfast ; brit he did Not believe 'has stay Cairds• dais erased be retanwod for Peery. by moths at avamery.-(A laugh.)-If seek a Ruth as Mr. however email Math. date a Cm/Mak with money la she eleven. Met huresdue. Woo tmid, eyelash', hare great weighs. Witness believed. hat he cosid eel Arm with certailly, sent share were from S so 9.10 Freeholders IN the lan ad,piceast }ignited.. Mitres e ordered to withdraw. Edward Bill was nest entwined. He was Editor of the Newsprpt published is Cersaall. railed lb. West Seem.— After the ljeetio• of Peary,. Mr. Anderdoo had an interview with hie, and • cooverastmits toot pi ire. which the shone, throwing himself as the easdner of the lloase, begged to sty Mr. Aadestioa nester reverted would be revealed. He seas, however, is the Made of the !loose, sad shewid obey their orders. The II iilloll thew read an sortie* from the Newspaper. highly romplioneatary la the essisdoet of Mr. Amicable ' sad •• his popularity at Peery,. Thi- article was gives is h is for {Mfr. ties by Mr. Artier/on. Is the coarse of c.i seriatiow. Mr. nattering talked of tie bribery practised at Penryo by the re. torts// Menses.. Wks,. team ked, that ally man who knew Peaty., hues that nolbisii mold be rinse d althea weary. Mr. Andesdow adwitied the fart, sad said, tLat all his emit sews should he f.ldilyd when he esaM do on with safety. W.. Richards, J. Reyeeide,eed &Cade were re examined. after which the Hear reamed, shee she Chairmen repined and obtained lease to sit again en Alemley. - . _ Mr. Y. BLAKE mewed for Ism to bring In a Bill to amead the 33d of the Kin, with a view to pre. !riding for the more easy assertion of the right of Ca. sheiks to become freemen in Ireland. He observed, that though the llill of 1793 rendered Catbolicseligihle, the practice of most of the Corporate towns excluded them from the benefit. The object of the present Bill was to enforce the right thus greeted. Sir G. HI LL espreased his surprise that a motion which west to alter the existing laws of the several Corporations of Ireland, should be broeght fo►wore in se thin a House, and that it should have been pre ceded by a notice which gave no idea of its object— Ow notice, as it stood in the paper, referring merely to a me respecting the manufacturing classes. Mr. K. MARTIN observed, that the notice was given iu the usual way of general description. Mr. V. BLAKE denied that Ms motion went to subvert the coustitution of the Corporations, but, ea the contrary, to restore it. Sir J. STEWART objected to the motion, on Ilse around that it went to make the admission of Cathea lice imperative In the Corporations. Mr. J. SSIITII said it was discretionary with the lion. Member, whether he would give any notice or not, bet suggested that he should withdraw it until there were a feller attendance. Mr. V. BLAKE censeuted to withdraw his INC. Mr. MANSFIELD moved for hem to bring is s Dill to p ar Frauds and Abates in the Matiofse. ism of S.ocl•inps. After a few eb lions from Mr. PARES is sup• port of the motion, km was given. Mr. MANSFIELD imm►diately brought in the Bill, which was reed • fist time, and ordered to be read a second time on Thursday nest, and to be pointed. Tits Witoesms already rsamioed on the Ponryn Election, were ordered to be discharged. Mr. V. BLAKE gave notice, that on Moodar he wool*, move for leave to tiring in • Bill toe:plain and amend the Act of the 33d of the King, to provide for the more easy assertion of the Rights of Roman Ca tholic Tradesmen in Corporations. Adjoorued at Midnight. E S'l'Al kliodib The Cossesissioe wished to se s skarotisctions i■ the sets proposed for the Ministry( 4 Wit, which is 102,750,000 francs, esseedinp IMP Otiakale of is" veer by 37,000,000, bet they, offer tonsidersties, abandoned their inteotion. The Reporter cnalbgitrd Abe views of the Minister at Finsoco rodardlog tk bating dew, and proposed to realm the intoreot da mended for it. fro. 10,300,000 to 7,300,000 banes. 'lke total of Me rodoetion proposed by lb* Commis lion is 13,874,000 francs. Count Bsonexosa, the Kieg's Commissioner se p. ported the Prgjet of the Mitsister. M. dr CAUVILLIN opposed in several petals the Pred-fe. The debate was adjeuroed sill the follovoinc day. IS DAY AT ONK O'CLOCK. 6 per CM. Nomy 1011 Isar Nook se si p. L..R A... Iw 11-i6 KieSequier p. Oimises iieThs Eii4eAits. PARIS, MAY 10.—The King transacted business • irk the Marqeis Dessulles. This day being the anniversary of the dvath of her Royal Ilighaess Madame Elisabeth. the Court •ent late 'awning, and a rrquiern tor her soul was chanted in the chapel of the Thuilleries. M. Pasersier, who has Into long and ly in. disposed, resumed his seat to.day i• the Chamber of Deputies. MAT 11.—The Cardinal de Perigord, Archbishop of Paris, Grand Almoner of France, held a Council of Bishops (l 2 in number) yesterday, at his hotel, which sat fur five hoots. _ _ The Count de Montrischerd, Equerry to the Duchess of Gothland (gown of Sweden), arrived oil Sends,' at Paris from Stockholm. There is a report of an intended new and very intimate relation between Austria and Prussia, by means of a C lion, hosing for its object a mu. lull eogsgement to reveal all foreign inflame is the internal stairs of Germany. It is. 00000 aced, to lb. great despair of a eve tsin party, that Lord Whitworth quits Paris this day or to.morrour to return to England. Fin per Cents.—Monday, btff. M. CHAMBER OF tnruTirs, Mario. M. ROT reported from. the Commission appoint. •ri to esimitte the •sp►nditore of the year 1819. as presenitd in the Barlett. Ile proposed to ►educe the Budget of the Con.oildstedltt rind the Sinking Food to 447.999,1/S francs. He then ar•nt 090.1 the sopplirs propti..4 for the different Departmet•te. —The sou. of 31,000,0(X) for the Ci.li sod the ito)al ruuilr s tia mid, ass saicepuble of uo drogue- 'f() COItHIAPONDENTS. ••• Our obarreatioas lo the Lembo, Awlele le yes*PNay•a arrormx, opts* the extraonlioary asocial, or the At teavat•Gaaraat, will respect to littalletvwea j•iaiaa the South America. Patriot., will, we mow, I. roovidered an Ramer to the nouteroos rags Were by leterr on throe wales. We are sere there are so who's edged Aron from booth America la Wawa /awn. whatever tutorknowattlgod and private iadivilloale may do. PUII 1: or fITOCKI TIII rag* Week 23;1 per 1.:468. 1te.1.71) Jeer Cron. Corpoli • I 3) pet Coot. rsi Leonel. far Arr. 71i 4 pr Cent. ei THE STATESMAN. LONDON: SATURDA Y, MAY 15, 11119. The itoperiass in insperio is elucidated is a most extraordinary manner at this instant, by the views and situation of the C ()venison of the Bank and the Citancw.oe of the Excitteueit. IVhile the former is using his precepts to the wealthy, or in other and perhaps more peeper torso, gred mercantile men in the City, to oppose the principles end recnalmen. datlons of the two Committees of Parliament, the latter is as tensest that his friends every where shoeld be apprised that be may stand io seed of their coon. tonsece to tarry on his finsocial plans, which most necessarily involve measures not very congenial to the interests of the Governor and Directors of the Chartered Company •ta question. Notices, ie the nature of hand.bills, ~ere peeved from one to another yesterday doting 'Change house, signifying that a Meeting woeld he sssss ned to-day at the City of London Tavern, for the perpose of addressing or petitioaing Parliament not to be swayed by the ar guments nr sentiments contaiaed la the Reports.— People will now be ready to exclaim, " is it come to this ?"—Orr Readers will do us the jostle. to say that we foretold as much ; and we now add, without pretending to the gift of prophecy, that the wisest. derstaading will ant be coufiaed to the Bank of Eng land and Minister of Finance, bet will extend from the former to all the cavalry. The People will no longer pet up with the insult after the injury. What must they think of this avaricious Company petting prating advocates into the House of Commons to de. cries bosh that Horse and the Public? affirming that the Bank wished for nothing so ardently as to be allowed to pay in specie. This was while the Di. rectors of that Company relied on being able to put such words as they pleased into the mouth of their CIIANCLI.LOI4 The Lady of Threadneedle-street thoeght she could always play off her Jerry Sneak at her will and pleasant. it won't do any longer. — He is met satisfied with her carving for him. He will cat out a slice as he pleases. Mr. V %MUMS'? was always looked open as a plait' honest Gentleman, sod by accident had the honour of place thrust apes him; something in the same way as it happened many years ego to Sir Cermet, afterwa ds Lord I.IfTTILTON• In talents for the Wks of Chancel lor of the Escherpier there was not a penny to choose between them. Sir Gramm, like his suc cessor, referred every thing to others; bat made the neces.ary speeches ; and in that department he often, as was the case in his speech on the nem Calendar, end therefore connected with the motion of the pleoets, was observed to be in the dards , . But se little adroit was he es a national Avestan, that he could make no est insole of his own expenses, nor recites how much money he should want to carry bins, in his cumbrous coach and six dock-tail horses, to Higley Park and back again: bet was often left without a guinea at as inn, and obliged to borrow money there or on the road. He was, nevertheless, regarded, like Mr. VANSITTART, as SO honest man. He had, however, a talent which made Mr. Caorta's fortene, for be could write poetry ; whereas the de scendant of the Dutchman can neither Hama nor reason, and ell his calculations and accounts are really Flemish. The Right lioalperable Member for that town, however, where so many of his ancestors have landed, sad where, if things do not mend, under his or some other person's hinds, he will be likely to take shipping again, ere Time has thinned his flowing hairs, most come to close quarters with the great Leviathan of the City. The conflict can no longer be pet off. The CHAISCIILLOa has been compered to a large Dutch plaice, we consi.ier km a s ofter fish than that, a well-fed turbot for inviance, and he most expect to he beset by all the sharks of the alley. Now, though It hut little toncernvthe Public at large which of those fish devour their advenere s or whether they ore all thrown on the shore together, and are seen blabbering at the toisch , rf they have created, yet the contest edl afford amusement :9 every body. The roads ,yestesdayadempairoced sauce!, any change fro. 4 y i .bat little there was, favour_ ed a rise, ■ the most on the Three per Coats. and lb. Beak Steck its proportirms, but that was more is tale Ivey of re•sctiou then from reason. After the smallest presser. no a spring, it will lead to recover its pristine condition. We will net give see opinion on these matters so as to alarm est lioaders, and drive t►eta hastily t• dirpose of th►ir stack at any loss whatsoever, but how can we io cu m . std..es.apectih. Feeds to keep epos log she public fortune tbreatimed by so greet distress at home, and So meth Gov sad competities abroad. A DESCENT titOM A THRONE. noncom hardly be a doubt but that the present King of Swam will be forced to resign his crown. The legitimate POTINTATLS of Kerope cansot bear the idea of leasing so digerati, an *sample of plr. beim' 00000 eigoty to exist. As fir as regards the subject of the diferest Crowned Heeds which ache on this occasion, it is matter of perfect indifereece. and with respect to the ci•deral General BUIPIA. DOTTt, nobody, who reflects spun bow he seed his maker, carts whether he confinees to tab* pow among the Cord's 'Anointed. or spin Is placed among the rank and 1.1. of an army, whence he was fist taken. This morning we received American Pipers t• IN 181 h •11. %Vt. extract the following : " Crucial GaiNss and smite arrived at St h on the 5 b inst. from Amelia Island,sod seas remitted in a style sailed to his rank.--(M ro York Gazette, April 17.) •' We understand that the frigate Congress, Capt. IlayekT, is daily e•pert►d to utire at Assompolos„ from Norfolk, sheet she has beers spitted. 11 het. peeled that Mr. GwallAM, our Misdates t• Rio Janeiro, will titlark there on his way to his destine,• lion. Afte► landing him the vessel is to take her de parture for • long ernise, in the seers. of w hi c h s h e is espeeted to visit tha East ladies.—(Nolion•l In leiligencer. " The Grand Jerry of Darien have found • loin easiest General F. Ilepkists, and his son, Coionel J. Hopkiss, for the merrier of M•Qosnt *hum, ' seed their trial on take place immasediately. " A letter from 1101.1101 Ay tea, rtatorl December It., ISIS, says, ' that nothiea of political imminence hod transpired, excepting that M. Pusvateon haling been so anfortnnate as to lose Mx right band by the explosion of a powder.horn, Dan Jo•s Roma, bad been raised to the station of Sept... Benefits Director.' " Captain Mucci, in always from &roads, in forms that the nonteroas depredation* committed by the Carthagenlen privateers of that island, had in duced the Governor to mud *et Him tB-gee brigs to cruise fur the protection of shipping. The brim nose out with Captsits B. Several Americas vessels were boarded sod robbed by tbeae picaroons, sad sue of the crew had bele dogged to death for re mosstratiog with some smartly against their enormity. --(Nes York Gazelle, April IS ) " Tito Pompom and suite reached E 'intones the 4th last. out whicit occasion there was **stole of Coos. ke. lle was to leave there on the Gab, and reedit Plystooth as Wodsesday,and proceed thumb Wash iagton and Newborn. " General JACKSON reached Knoxville ea the !Slit alt. The nut day a pahlic .... er wu gieen " The Chevalier Don Gott, the Minister of Spain, and his family, have departed from the seat of Go vernment for one of the northern ports, to take Asir passage for Spain, he having obtained lease to return berm. in noticing his departure, it is sot more dam jest to say, that io the midst of trying scenes in maintainiog a correapoodosce with our G . meat, in which he bad large pretensions le assort, and strong popular periodic.s to encounter, his personal deportment, in Alicial as sell as private circles, has been such as to entitle him to the entire respect of thaw who bad an opportunity of observing it.— (Notional lotelligencer, April 13.) •' INTERF.STINO lIP.WS FROM VALPARAISO. 'fbe ship Esses,.of Nantucket. which wrierslat the Vineyard on the 3d lest. left V.!perste* we the Ist December. Captais RUSSELL reports. that Itat left there throe frigates, six gen-brigs, sad five tray ports just token from the Royalists, nigh 1204 troops, and an immense property in goods. Ile alar. confines the arrival of 1...4 CRCLIRMIR and his family on the 18th November.—( .dirierican Centime!, stpril 14 ) " In the recent elections in Connetticet, the firrt ender the new Constitution, the Republican Sent load Ticket succeeded by a majority of about 1t1&- •` Extensive end alarming fires hems recently hap pened is several penis of the Valued States, at Sa vannah, Norfolk, sod Washington, in particular. Those at Washington were very singular. On tee successive days, the City was visited with this ter 'Mit evil. The second day a lumber of hewer in different parts of the City, remote from each other, were burnt down in quirk succession.— Senegal the industrious crowd, many distingeished individuals cheerfully partook of the common duly of handing sister, at. Mr. CRAWFORD. Secretary of the Treasury ; M. NIUTILI.L. the French M.- nieter ; Mr. BAGOT. the British Mistime,. end men) other of the Foreign logetionr, vied with the throng lin contributing their aid to arrest the prove.r of the gases. though showers of burning cinders were scot toned in every direction, by the force of the clod."— (Washington Gaunt.) The Canadian Paper., shirts are to the 4 h 0 1 ' speak loudly and indignantly of the s,hi i mminent of Mr. Cutintsx. The Nombre! 4duer. liter, concieding an es- sy on she We are much mistaken if. %hen the sequel 1..1144 affair becomes kronen in Britain. ti.i• miaeratio l ies of expediency will satisfy „lows Butt., ea it 'pros to have thous suer neighbours,* for imprisoning a lila