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

I I f I) ti . 4~ r, ~~~_ , • ! .‘ ~. than clan/ .0 faith 'char. ,r than so— Frk. same that sanctioned the Cirseiarif iia,*440.4 of 'Siete, and gave to the opitdous of Solicitor eid At. tiorney-Generals the effect of the law of the coign.' try—that concurred in the practice of fette!ing be t :, fore trial persona charged only w ills,pollikal offl that shot slier ports against distressed- foreigestra who might wish to seek an asylum on °eV *berg.— , We have dope all thiS, and we aro shoat' to e.remo the whble with an act of the most flagrant injustice that oilier was committed. I know not who may be oar sneccessara; bet God grant that 'we qay ae.fir again see a Parliament as regardless of the fibertfes r , ttbe People, and 05 careless of the Constit!tios, as this Parliament has beelf.-(Lolid difier4ilg.) Lord CAWI'LEREAGII, - In ezplatation, said, that 'be had mentioned the eibseqeent, Acts to the Scotch Act which bedtime noticed by the Hen. end Learned Gentleman, befit was his opinion that the privilege, were enjoyed ender the Scotch law. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL entered into a legal reply to the precedieg speaker, sad concluded with 'awash% hicapinion thin the make of tbe Lorils' House hart - been warranted by precedent. SMITH copsidered thecianse alluded to so a moat disgraceful attempt, to violate the privileges of th e Hoare, and should, therein, at least, vole for the - Committee. The CHANCELLOR of the, EXCHEQUER knew of no particular dutiei ois Miens. Sir S. ROMILLY insisted' that the only object of commercial their. is seeking naturalisation was, IS avoid being chatgiable in trade with these Increased ditties, and pot it to the Bight Hon. Gentleman's ho. snot if he did not know it to be so. The CHANCELLOR , of the EXCHEQUER would not so far pledge himself ea to deny that it might be so. ' Mr. F. POUGLA,S.--..Whetber there were or were not, these duties seemed, between the two Bon. Members who bad jest sat down, so much a matter of doobt, as that it would in Itself be mahatma to deter the muse froM proceeding any further in the clause. • PIGPOTT entered into an able aid itrgumentative legal reply to the observations of bits Majesty's Attoruey,Ceneral, and conten4ed that th! house and the Noble Lord appearing ignorant 4 . ltekhvr there were one or more of the Scotch Acts veto which this privilege now claimed was fonnded, was the strongest reason that could be given why the Ho' sse - shoold have more information before it piesteedesl to legislate on so important a subject.— He therefore should vote . for a Committee being op pointed. Mr. CANNING said, that before the debate pre ceded further, be was, desirous to appeal to the T aker for his opinion as to the inharfeamstm of the use with the prititeges of the Hoes.. The SPEAKER said, that a breach of privilege would be caused by an interference of the Upper lisear, not only in the impabing of penalties, bet anieddling in any way with. the righ t of tu t u Boise tosie so. As be could, collect, there were penal _ Hee ondforfeitures attached to Aliens by the clause. 1:,It were to pass, therefore, the Lords woeld have ereasad , tho power of imposing penalties—and ibis vies enoegh to • cache the constitutional jealousy of the noose. ' . Mr..W YNN concurred in the sentiments advanced by the Speaker. Lord CASTLERAGEI said• that when the clause came regilarly before the House, he would not press It, if as sen se of tha ti e s. appeared.adverse to it. Mr. BROUGUAIIi. Impressed himself obliged to the Noble. Lord for his caudoar. Sir J. MACINTOSU suggested to his Hon. Friend (Mr. Tierney) the propriety of withdraWing his mo tion, as in the present state of things it seemed in neressary• The motion was then (with the leavaof the House) Withdrawn. • Lord CASTLEREAGH then moved the Order of the Day. ' for 'taking late coesidera.i•• the Lords' Adeadaseats to the Alien degviailea Sill. • - 1 Sir SAMUEL It OMILLY said, he had employed. a geed. desl of the.marelog is bookies ever precedents. and from' ail bit could kern, it 'appeared to be invariably the pHoo e rectice Willi ow House to reject silty dense latrodaerd - into a - y BBL soy clause impalas ;measles or duties tatrodaced jam a Bill with oniiiher object in the Home of Lords. He quoted three pireedeoss. The first, of a ciao* added to a Cot.. Bill ; 1114 4 stceed. caseating the peoakies provided in a-Game Bill. its the. year 1779 s and she third, directlu6 the repairs of a jail to ite carried vs to die vies, Way. • • . 'AI r.•W It N N said, that whets a cbtose was introduced by. tiat Lords late& Bill is every respect a Money Bill, as for bedding *jail, or th e like, th ere was no d oubt that the practice, es to r#jrct the 'Bill altogether. But wised si Bill was ARC to, hei deubledirbether mach was the vestal cosine. ' Mr. BATHUSS'f. said., hat the retrosiresdle effect eklittl Bill, in impala; penalties ea Aliens, was cherry s - brieMetof the privileges of the Hone. • • • • • - ' • .Mr. BROUGHAM mid, it wes abselately oecessary Alt ha rush into a decision in at qiseation to ! night, salt sts riled ill would be an a d va ntageous . elsurse to C . lay") usgsliiiir till to-morrow, sod app sat a Cmiamittea to search tae biennial for preledeats. I • . Lord CASTLEREAGH said, there ni rjellfel to be Ito se rious doubt idle the clearielselag ais i 'eh ihelleprlilleges , aid pu,i lead to the sisppooldeadist doubts . geld. rtriretirvps 'coup to the Amidst It ins ' Mosey Bill; the s had lidded a clause toil, imptistag i z' nettles on the solljeet; dieeollsoseas dliseetelltoss - tbt but that furnished no reams far desweplagtbe whelk -Milers', Sock a.cousequence Aid nol, (oUow : the ohjewtiqMsble part might be retrieved by a coefereece. * • ' ' -Sir 'JAMES SIACIPMOSS thought, argviag oa gear gg .eads, virtual referent.. i.to precedents, Oat. Um dr two between the ailditssa of dames isaptialig r or forfeitures by the' fate' Iv ' Bills; orighilida k Bilis, and to dime atit•sot • Inie eafiluPeria,e- • : Ile arg,ame w atirs a . er . in the le•mbefassp.liews. it wetbet ertaiw j radt sham a i alma or a A s terj et ar, IN the 111isatag of no ' real - . Hi. OE Veva of Liwths had eat no Wendell Ateestelltetelt their r ikiteil but if they 44, they castsigpet bellw,pq.,ttLia • ir outset than by iusertiog_tbe elute 1114Sibilallin & Wits wishes' It bight, withoot ssech .. rt kV estaptratstice.: ' - 1 , t sp. 0',.) .14 -.}::1 .. _-__ - - E 1 1 : e. ! 7- I &demi v. Lord. CASTLEitlikeathen mewed , Theta Committee beep polated.to *ow op tire at; Me HOW ditagreeles to me elarratlatreletell by Ora into the Alien Bill, to be ems -Mietriestot to'dbe ereime toile temwsted. Irlitimotieo wee aimed to, sad the Coleraine* appOieted. Me. PROTHEROE said; be net bribe purpose of ceiling. the optic, of 'the 'Hoyle to the way in which the list of the majority *Ono( Mr. Hroeghasois. motion on Wednesday night bad been gives InAl' Morning Paper. The Paper be held in his lewd mea l the British Press. He could not answer, howe that the list bad not appeared in the same way 11) other Journals. He did not mean to complain Of the poblisbing of these lists, bet of the publication of them in a manner calculated to produce a fah, ha pension on the public mind, anti with the appearance of a malicious view. Mr. liroagham's motion was for an Address to the Prince Regent for the appoint. meat of a Commission to esquire into the mode of appropriating money that has been left, from time to time, for Educating the Children of the Pont% The ft was given thus—" Majority against enquiry haw the abuses in the Charities ,for, the benefit of the -Poor." It seemed to him, that the only view of all this was-to represent to the country that there was, a Majority of the Hoes. of Comatose that decided. against ail enquiry to the advaatege of the poovosont that his name might be held forth among the to the Public with the opprobrium attached to such,' course of cqndoct. He had considered it due to the House sad himself to meatiest the fact, bet it was sot his intention to found any motion on it. Mr. BROUGHAM said, that although the Hon. Member bad abstained from making any motion, he would beg leave to say a few words. Meiodgod tbs . mistake alluded to had been oniotentimeet, and Roped he would procures majority of die House to Witold his views neat Session. Mr. BATHURST brosskt up the Report of the . Committee, .6 short time before appointed, which "VW read to the following effect :—Thal the Commiime soh commend a conference to be reqqested with the Lords to eaplain the reasons of the lions* rejectiog their amendment, and agreed to, Mr. Hatboro( being ap pointed to manage the conference. After a few remarks from Mr. Wise, Lord Cos. TLEREAGU (who stated his intention of bringing for ward a measure comprising the clause that gave rise so the debate at an early period nest Session), end Mr, HUSILISSON, the ameedments were 01140111 d to be read a second time this day sit months. EDUCATION OF TAR POOR. - - _ Mr. BROUGIIAM brought up the Report of the Select Committee on the &colon of the Poor, which was laid on the table, and ordered to he printed. Mr. WYNN brooght op the Report of the Select Committee on.the Copyright Acts. On the question that it be laid on the table— Mr. SMYTH said, he rose as a Member of the Committee to express his dissent from the Report.— The first Resolution of it had been carried by a sas. jority of but one, the second only by the casting+ vote of the Chairman. Sir J. MACINTOSH said, it was tree that the first resolution of the Commit t ee of which he bad I been a Member, had been carried by only six to five, but then four of the five were the Representatives of Orford and Cambridge. The minority was cor n . posed of Gentlemen as respectable as possible.— There were none whose opinion ought to have greater weight were it not for one feeling, that was found to influence all men more or less. The Gentlemen of the minority would have a right to demand every Month's* to their views if they were impartial. The act of the majority was In reason and justice to ke looked on as the act of the Committee. The Re. port should rest on its own merits, without any re. forme to the division of opinion in the Committee. —(4 laugh.) Lord PALMERSTON said, that the observed''!' of the Routterable Member was wholly unworthy of him, and he should only meet it with contemptuous' silence. Mr. PEEL was one of thole wise were to the at.. nority: he had been adverse to bringiag in any Re. port this Session, from the great WO to which the evidence had yen. Mr. WYNN 'had out expected to bear a statement of the numbers for and against the Report mode in the House. One clause, for restricted the right of copy to five bodies instead of eleven, had been car ried by a majority of only one, and that one was. doubtful. He hoped, however, the debate would not be continued on the difference of opinion •ie the Committee, in which the House could not be late. rested. Mr. V. FITZGERALD said, he was sot of.thooe who had had the misfortene to dissent from the taa-, jority of the Committee.. Sr J. MACUITOM and Lea PALIIIIMOM me. godly" captained; end, aftel same remarks from M essrs. Serra sod Gagner, the Report was order- ' tied to be laid ea the table, -and printed. ' / al STI RIBS.LIA kystillow was pr !rein a . plats . to 'tippe.. 'rely, praying the DoesS to proilbitithe l ireilaeg of Distilleries esSendays . ..—Leid on thsetalt(e. .. . . Mr. B. SHAW h t tip the Report ofi l iii ceps. • mittesiapplaid to legefre let*** Petiiinii,Aathig' tit'llieltast . sidle Dock. ••, • +.04 0 . . • Sir liripOKTN,isid, be should: . net.'.. Ws 'lying „Oti,,,,liit ,table ; .eat 'e Wished to state s :4 iris foensfrist oit eirrewie i+ i+• 4 1 • , Mr. 111:$114ilf cotc li ti i ' red is epien sigth llg ilief speaker. - Cour: - * - int 4 "ooklinist naaesinithifnra thein,iiiit 414te 4 +lt tiliiii ~.. _ . place. tarty period, tern bis Adoption to thud Clii/OS onforlipeate set of me*, the American Ley'llits. From Adespair, three or foot suicides :bad •alreadf' Taken_ piece mow{ them. ' 4 The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER Sic: knowledged they were a very loyal end deietvi '. 'pt of Men, bet be meld . not at Met Mertientbe out the espectatioo of any thing more dab bad ;Mil already done. - .. .1 THRNPIRES. ' -Mr. PROT H EROE moved for Returns Mediu ' the length of Turnpike-reads—the forepaw,. Entine; I 'More, and Debt of the Trestees, with she i pisid ea the latter, and ether particeitn. . • After Awn, convenation bowies Mr. ft Granata, ' Or ht. W..RiocaT, and Mr. Wwwit, the meth * withdrawn. Mr. WILBERFORCE brought ep the . 11418114 the Committee relative to General Boyd. . 1.-... ; ' • The :Report of the Committee ee tied ligdati, L i r endmenra in the Slays 'res i de Acts Agieseliflot II **creed, recommeodies a conference `with • Lerds, , te ectilsin the reuse of the rejectioe of tie "ohniendments, and the Cheoceiter of the Btialuirkitie eie‘erod to mutest a confereeoe. - WRECKS. , . • - 141r4).! GILBERT obtained leave to brier to Bill for the: more iffecteat preservation of .9e 0 P 044 1 Wrecked in England. The Bill ra* brought Is, midi a s irektime, mod ordered to be road a sweat *meads dor serksioht; lied be printed. •• Pm Hosea then adjourned at a quarter peat' IV-ClP . fik • . • . (,! i "MIL INTS LIG EtICE. i l Elem., Joss 15.--Arrised $ 10 . 8414 ;Of . the Bleor the sr Doti., Blanchard, time Ilawrisi;.•AtiehOnyare, moat . China ;* Albion, •Bastar t from • Boardessit; 'Prevoyante, from Plymontfi.-6••Cagee down GOOI the River and sailed the Vottel4 Retterwiek t foe Quebec; Cornwall, Harris, for Madras ; Specula.' than, Liddle, for .Oporto;.. rime, Moore, for M. Thomas's; Admiral ( sloths , Welter, for We Jo neiro.,—Arrived ' the Royal Sovereign yeelw, from Calais, having lauded Duke Michael of 'Ramis at Dover. . Postsmorrit, Juno d.-.. Arrived Off the Isle et, Wight ' the Warrens and Ceres, from the Smith Sias;. Waterloo, Cole, from Bahl% sailed the 19th , of 'llicit • the Jack Tar, for Liverpool, sailed as the 18th , left there the Ann, --, of Embers% the Leeds, Lincoln ; sod Doke of Wellington, Car ; the limy, Coolson ; and Harriet, ---, for Liver• pool sailed a few days before the Waterloo. The Jane, Crookshank, was to sail on the 2W of Mareh fur England. Spoke in the . Chops of . the . Channel, the Jack Tar; Ida, POSIMOOIO ; egad Kingston, Warren, the two last trete Jamaica. The James, Ulverstoa, (torn Liverpool, out 113, days, bad Arrived oot.—Arrived the Hyperion, Lash. lay, for Calcutta ; and Cornwall, Harris, for Madras. and Bengal . — Pa ssed by the Hibernia, Lennon,. from Calcutta ; Unison, Smelt, freer Jagnaica..—Sailed hit: Majesty's ships 'Fiber and Hope s .on, a cruise; end. Nearebus transpoct, for Ply mouth. • i FALINOUTU, Joss 3.—Arrived . the Drommotidio Ilettoo, from Norfolk, in 38 days, for orders, Passed tap Channel the Marquis of Wellington, John.,, , nog, froin!.oofAon• . 1 4 11111P001 lone 4.—Arrived the , RlChardi, WAribet t . from Honduras, Sailed 19th of April ; on the•Sd,of My,, iti . Lit. 34. 38. Long. 119. spoke the btlg Oteenliew, ---. from Dagestan' for Quebec, Ow bed been: boarded a law days before by e l &woos Aying privateer —Arrived also the 'Of* Tar, Mar• tindele. free Bahia ; ova- two 30th o f Ofi Off rotfr the Cleat, spoke . brig . Magdatine, f t eti Atria London. , ) 4.. , ..:,..•:A, "• -,-1 ..,.-,...-. . . . LAW liairloi. l o4#4 4 - -i..! . . , . . . ,georg_6 2 _,,, ' • COURT OrPHSNCERT, Jeri , 5; _ TXYLOII 9. *ATOM. . • 1• • : . -;• Sr S. floutir.i. in behalf , of Mr:.Taylor,l4Wiili ii ; that the sum 0f 45001.. as a pais elithe putchast isaia4r. due, by . Mr. Waters, ihoeld.bie paid into the fiends of theiteceiver.Greneral. The Learned Counsel robserved i , that' 7,0001, bad already been paid by Waters es part of the perches, money of. the Opere.hoese, and that the sum of 44091. remaining, had been allowed, in tie Report - of the Mister, to whoa the eonsidere., 'sloe of . the.cese bad ,been referred. Eaceptioes bat afterwards been taken to that report, and it was, by, Nil Rottoer, sent back to the Master for revisal.— 'lint , 'in the mean time; whatever, might .be the resalt issf. :he Master's d-oeolliiriliioo, the Report aooir.., ad a proper and snifidegit roved feu tee -primal : a* plication. . bar. MAUI 111Coensel for. Mr; Waters, was Am& rens to be allowed stow days 'for his Client to pin.. par+ his answer toil applicat(ia resting entirely ea ; Mr, Taylor's affidavit. • Sir S. ItoSILLY admitted, Viet 'the petition was founded on en affidavit, bet When that affidavit re lated to facts, he kneir of nq better mood, The Vice•Cusecra.r.on considering , all the cis... Oseriaticeaof the ceee..thaeght it best to order that the . apiestion stand o,ver to he last day of fire Terra.. • i -r-etire.-- , cm= OF. WI N 1314 BENCH, hoof. LOOP, ,1141)Of .V. i IMO. , .., . 1 . The.lorsi Cup; Jusuct,,,onjel i ilailiWeeet, iii?i Bloated Oust the Coetl,,troplil,sie,tedvnenl in tidy,. case on Monday. The gars, en applies to the tilt, of Geatimemi l to hunt oo Cranbaorne Chase. - Th..l.6)•thw , -Ike ' - - ineriminicated ,r - ~ the Counsel in ' r, *k swear:; COI `.. b • el f .t , fawn. way iii•lefewea..laAbadattie.df isesula) esrr..= bbat the eekeewledgetent- whirl) he bed -misses • Air. C. i g ;a! *Crow MM btb .better, ewhte4b lle. Tattoo* of tbe.pristra t seder a Waste, stolltary amen Ishii airt ; • slst the allegetiee• eeetbieed is hi. dem Imam twee. fiede thw t • tied. e Wetbe boa illtowa t rahste he s, eet liberty, be *sold feel 'Outwit eastelle,,,,, to .rlis • liege Cargartal falifft . e h all. mod belled ore. trout oat Aar ff. ago whetbeweat dbeeibri world athlete.bit ee m ii bly, Tam a % astered the lAtd 1 4atiftil l a"b. No i r . • i ie l "444, Trager', reed ) 101 ' direauf 6 • 11 krAtfordi•lt law. T o cousequesce Of what •listi eppeaxed in •tbe Puddle .41 4. 44 Ser. hiod 'Used the brof..iftd by the itiadeet Artylltel ss eltdeatwered reweve tree lap aphid prevalent's OM Iliffed7 h h e be pressed te a G e w nos preposed has-wilb a ata gem. ..Logs 'twigs iittipd Untie be sakes beet r e i oseti„ ,orty, bitisl i bdrapid he wadi se he . end beet tslierde with caavieso Weis eti* me at Vetted Wiwi Mr c bad it • - . .,. koihien :-. • I'• i • T . The malehs Ow a galleas, between °emir Sellent, a*. sesodamt et the brooklet& impala eithemmagame in Breeel... lea's days, god Dab Feld. a atheism alb pViirt abeam die. • siegeisimd him/AM she Lemke ring„ wm deeded aa Tbaralay 0 Mend's Meadow. he alpley and armies .e Ibi, Fireet. The mew had hen heamd *net three difkrest pl u m 'before limy - he. the kb ma. nod to see pbee they, amp pesos dna titeade, whe they were tillogrbeil. A bawit em i sch is notes rogged. fee the hammertoe wines emit alterealetet isataised was terrille. Oar. meat of mime at avoid the hie by) either parrying or break Jag spend. . . Tweal.two meads were &ogle. Mal every ate alba Iraq ibleatiggesdetained. The Ilrolueted rev!. &matt, sake its wearied is Maims hes Ford was &ere! los a tit Isar wied. nark, whir* be did wet recover emit dirt :di mead. mile eat severely marked. la the liftb raged lie made plehmid etage4 a Iseavy rlght.baotled bit Ita his advenary's elissidatitlsmie. ed two of them, aid doehW him up. le this al aaiaaaTed I led soil the lib rebid, when there was art a perk! eprie:• • 1 tweet' them. The 16th tempi Was a matter-pieced laragraid. It WOO* plied _take, aid it Was here seen whit was M heaviest *mt. dropped me ii by a kyr, ° e mem bit *-, no thdi liallk of the mei nays vslti ei elks, Maims of duet 0.14 i a *wad. 'Ma blew Mead the Ilgta is a certainly. Seele. Aught the other iii rounds •mentally, bet Mere Mal left . With half pewee.' aid 'he was at keg& se redatid el l sa itas . blood, that lit wai enable in . tab. bah their far levelkd with their earritived lea. tad the kapt 4. a welcome tidbit s to Feed. The tight lasted DI illiMl46l. . CORONER'S tow/ Let • Friday an Inqaest was %Old at Ole Clowlea% Head. Covell erect East.lasse, %Val wor th , before CH a at.n .1 sum see, Esq. 'Coroner foe Surrey, as tie body of Charles s.Ditsee.._ aged itil yeas's,' V. Seaman bair.detoset, l or to worked fat, Yr.. Rags hairdresser, in th e Willarse..sosg, —.lt 'Pruett: the deciders!, in eolopente rth I "1. beys. weld t_tbat *boot hAlf pant No eet.sek.alwelot multalsd•Ao 11114oad, Loch's lel& s belag deceived • • t• too depth of ( 4 Wide, sad sat Wag a swimmer,. be snob to tit', .00' . .. 111./e. be belt bastoosti Immediately to the Cismitett i tleellwberc the Aragsare brill) and melba otaeot; th e b;101; tens dragged tor ft easiMeettele thee to no .peFeeoe. Abed,. L ial !uof.pnet tee a V.404“11 OMR dived aed.seeeteds4 on s twhKiatiel I. Ittit deity dead. The detested seas te bate - bean —. the.7l-kWtwit. Vet—Aecideatel Deatit'.. • DIED. ilmr 1,4 alt. In her ROA year, At her Sea's Vieirage•hear, liebney, Wilts, Mn. Loeb& Prof*, relief of Mogi WA*, Pretiet. Miser tw ellweerord wattle her aL. • • " Life le stay Life. whim hiebt. with Heal th ." • Print twist System of Edda is to epnfine "titbit! A. _dee Moods, hod' thes to regulase the , Powilsia s more -1 liStableallid• losabordloate they liepetotionity destroy time het Olga whit& Iteilgineraod Morality latireleowle Mitred t w dole stet eat amthilote theism:r ei t leash oil redeem. htti Oita to limit their Every dinorgooisateas wf the hohweit femme reweiree *rot lithit • 1 110 knowledge to remedy. mai the politic welfare it provii whoa penfeenimal taro (tilookitattling the siggeritinor 4 tow et Oise wad inmented) devote their studies Ow tresittieofet Howe sew geminated by. impoodetwe e ant the eholli . s( the pareinas at am opeoptied awimeit. ." sinelt,le lea too earehits in tine Motto of the • Ptltiple r" 11 gee *holy. to Mien so skittle* mertileelo the koneame ote4l Mw empytichol• tad to eastittersiet e as tar asmissibles. Woke :ravage% we *Per twirers t touonnitv th e molt a/ our I expellee/why tile.vitiooo peon of Debility. ' The irk ni Orders etsidliery . vire (early aceptiied at school, belnte . 1113 atierfeCher float ova • the Wad/. 11,41. is' cossmilisPohir his Roar etitild Mee k beemthe suseeptible ..T enliseidee nensallort koiewbViblit tbe'bialt eempliatted s ate of eatailitioo to! , limiettiokilitlallo listelow —ae Iwlerpel Climes. mod. many other awry . wietr the Nerintnaltysteto I tit preh (awn so teak die teases' -Iv bleb' 61 " 116. MN ef Yep KN, It 10, COM 111 . ° t1 *et • traria*. the laitoiteoed .OWe of liettleol *WO. Waving( diewilheil ist aseidalle of Mime disitioniat pelmet/let 114:g5 arsix.,..litotatrfrili,..-t Aw , net .to to rot s &bowing nob ale* ita*s 'arr woOitlied for lOW. 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Lit W ii et;Pealed the ilekesdeelite- SAL Ind ' Mr. W. Urn!, tattle whit their Petitioes, a t ri ot wrongs they . we ru oo 4 1 : 1 : 110 -,- to the moo or the Howe. o „ orot a att i ot " . t h e s asendmeots Were. re ? , :few days aga Wide caalleasheallr• CRS . tai thiro.eudlo. bad, endseod -• the same that ott`tionati . the system pu:sed was, for the promoters .. of tel. ill . It so u pww il e. imedis hat the . . i w ee it t h ea t t he a n e ord a s C a r to li t i he "" ita lliS ese s . s PP 4I4(I: - I° C •it " tat iier s eri i tl ii at . the e i tsser :". • 14.1til ltret fe.re er sl: "D etr al r " 1 " •• •of spies slid informers, in d emise i nn of all good frl2,el t i= bri atid t . a be itio ," 66 6l l l . l "" d eoor i a r me "" fte thi lto w egi on ,s 7 z . , . , .Iwit wet rut ti•Emsisertliam. mil eadiavasere is wait hit= faith reid honour, and brought es a degree lower in ' l o wa row * T w i t r m . Mr. DA I character thou ancient- France with bar Pelice—tlep put that thaaassinhae?„ be now read as . see.onti r*.the ' t isem npe , I ttad " sw at * AMERICA:II, LOYALISTS. ~. 44.44 I tee taew bn' ind f° ll /_"d itat a l i e r aspees "l oei he he w eina rn ' spa "' t chstartiv .atnPowll w . as•.*: fir. W. SMITH, well% a 'Right - 1100- tioim g a pi ode g r7 , ol‘..tajios. t or f 0rg i tegh ,,,,..44 1 , tee. in int romp& • . ... - .... . I ...... - a-...........f galive4!!!..-.... 2 1 .?. 1 71..'".. 6 ..._,..----.. mi...... r........ine.5.«: i _n__ h i!!L!'"l's c .ti w . i . shed .. ki t e o litia sk lit h lO ini ll , :O f 11;1W:hit ' O li f i li s ir ii liP olleellasee me" ririda:otek°lllChierl• use. " Pmee p to 11 7 111661.11114 - 41 . 041 0 11 :: 144 * real " ' :__—____. ._ ..... A....a da 1a....kW.... 11.......1... 1161 ..- 111 - . MI UMW a l C " "r " ' II as ie m :F: arM: l fk i e ' ile !andtt. . 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