The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-10-09 00:00:00

KLIUMON. =TRACT OV A UM= TROIA COMMUTES, OCT. 8. " DIA, C.—llevisi bee jest duo to address yes, I take op ill. Paper spite the esetnent of my arrival bore. Mr. Suits Ins been warned for Arendt.' by a very considerablo nUnrity. This I knee would be the ease. I don't know wlratibet the postman co plied, Cr was able to empty. •itb ray request of petting en the back of ay lest eight's second let. ter lbw seetbers, es the Poll then stood; I bellime they wets-86.4ns 48, ATIIIIILIT 47. This day, however, it has terwliseted ; all I ram say open whirl 'object is, lbw It is oetlesstoed that • Petition for treed., will be prostrated, to ende•se•r to meow Mr. BL►ts. There iseoepers•n lobo declares be eon prove premises of briery. It Is ea•Weatly •Brseed the? ee/ veto would bays steered the election ; she weed for whkb as.ettion is eke doetrisso laid dews by the Speaker is tire late Casselford ease. I baytr set beard soy (orlon swiss about the noolession of Mr. lloknou•a for this Bat•uih, bet I will titbits *triad Ow pal will SO Oa Senday, at you shall bear on Mooday." 114 VA INIT. I.LIGESCIL Dm,. Oct. 8 —Wind S. W.—Arrived mid sailed fur Ow River, mita Ih. Broaboroherry, from the EMl**, Riddle. from the South Seer end Glory, Pounder, from Calcotta.—Arrived and re- Ituhr, lb* Francis trod Ulterior, 13een. from ails for Plymouth ; and Iris, Coley, for Jamaica. roaysmoutu, Oct. 8 —Arrived the Hannah, Hay, and Caledonia, Robb, from St. Poiersbergh ; Comet, Mill, from Ramo for New York ; sod William, Gleaner. from Om Dosses for Trisidad.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Blossom, for South America ; Chap. am transport for Chatham ; and Snowdon, Hum piety', for Lisboo.—Wind W.% W. Faust:Ken. Oet. 6.—Wind W.N.W. Arrived off this port he Mania, Golder, from St. Curia fur Copeohageo. Newts. Simms% OCT. 7.—The Three Brothers, French, from Quebec for Seoderiand, got tan the latemod, in cooing foto Shields, on the s:h instant, bat ass got off yesterday. Orr dischorging her deck• Umber, spars, &c. sod prereeded for Sanderisod. Letters from Madrid useatios, that the Hornet had arrived at Cadis, with the 'spewed dispatches from . the Americas Government; bet of their coomots notldog had triumphed. It appears that Count CAL. . LOA, she peva, Commawder its Chief of the grand oapeditios, had quarrelled wish the Otitis Authors. I thse, who lay to his charge the treading of 0 e e•n• toga's. This avid so many other Causes, it vies ap posed, would psi an tad I. the tailing of thearatada, at least in any great form. At a lato boor last might we received the Paris Papers of 'readily last. The followiog are ostler's: PARIS. OCT. s.—The Kiel; yesterday visited the Duchess Da Beast. whom Wealth, es soil es that of Mademoiselle, coutiaties in the most satisfactory Wile. The Coolness of GOTALAND (Owes of Sweden) has quitted Frabkfort tu proceed to the waters of Pyromot. - The vintages have commesserd Is several of the departments, and there Is every pv.spect of ea shoo dant produce, avid of excellent cleanly. Fraoch Five per Ceetf.--Idanday 691. 40e. A Mail from Ilainbergh Bailed yesterday with Pi. I pits to the Ist inst. Accounts from St. Petersburgh, dated the 13'h ell. estisence the arrival of the Em peror ALI/ANDRUS tram Finland on the preceding day. The commerce of that capital bad become more active; Russian produce, particularly hemp, eat Is demand for esportatios. The mum of Eachaoge had also improved. A. article from Midgard maiming the Address of . thanks, restated by the Assembly of the States to the King of Wtarcsesse on the ?U alt. for the it.. profteshille Cosetitellos be has tteetatly gives to his subject'. liaasto, Sere. 43.—The letter of coodolent., wines bp his Majesty the Kin le the Princess Dsucissa, of Wahistadt, was as folio*, : •' I received, with groat sorrow, the setts of the death of )stir bashaud, Prince Bunn's, of Wahl otadt. I sowilliegly mote your grief, by this mea tless of the greet loss which yea have sestsioed; bet I am enable to seppcess the expression of my most cordial peflieipellell ie It. The cometry owns with • us over the lees of its realest Costumed's% It will gratefully bold him is eternal remembrance. To him you the coaselallee, the mast of which 1 myself feel, 1 cos only salt that limo may alleviate your sorrow, mad add the assurance of my unalterable regard. (Sired) '' IRLDISRICK WILLIAM. " &elm. Sept. 14, 11119." • The follawisti letter from Mr. DAIIIISTT, MP. for Reetteeter, was read at the late Meeting ie that City, by Mr. Navies : a. Nottimmill, Sept. 90.5 P. M. " lit fleas Ste,-I.lime may iipithia a fee li.ati ers•vised 'hetet. manes. that a Ideetnic. erammwS by the Ilasee, is la ride pi' te at Rochester. ost..t lot of Ck...bee, en the reef.'... larAmetwed Waggly et hh h meerred at alpsibeeser.•• Me 16th . st Argos. " I am extremely etweeree4, that the mike' will pretreat ally wheels my Casashweme in that dm. as I end Si quite lop«.- obi, ea wake esti am atiatteculesil. from she distance of any parteet's aftwayart have tows; bet I net mere yam that II pot missal* is 01 the esmallietiesed alarm that has bete ea rn e d seroiglinat the eineatry. ham Wm der as sod 'talent as that sperm. to bow heehaws' is the neltaowledaed fi ft hs. and ii. betties et ekes' t tea/ lam basal to belies. Iliai.vi hence he I ' voice probe (w bleb wows pateries lateral. every rar) I ti :tr . r eac hes the der, the Regent esti lesehmeahrkt esspiry inta chi. laseilehle conotroplie. and pasilA the assimser of it with the i5t5. 4 0 1 1 49 . 111 9 elk Ina. mv.lam eamiare4 that.w t.er be Suds dmirgerreeseasehmebroodnies We ee iineteper a ppreval all whet owned, be • 11l dimes them who use. pinessted so give limas& 'dykes fue.tb•iph I MIA the plass briar tied as Parise wean M thidifetest Illeirikers is the emmorx. ate Wild sweimpestileshies yet. thee the prweeestawr • lirb ac etone/ M Pediment Nis year ohm ire Haw • sew Pariimeetis impair three miiliam .4 eforeineury titian. •biell Mi. &Wont • ' esclesive‘y, an in sonenenased and winos r . e .0..1...hes wltaewed a Royal gram er !swat. per amass. mil a de Semi* Mellen In cowls tar mots latecomer,' M South Am IM'S-•11 a.y, with Mew demaeoratiorw of Doe. P..rtiangoi, the p ..ph • cue Mailed Is taistag their twee fan a Radione In the C.rao IMMO II , .4t, r 4 Parlament, me 1 ilea Met will primmer... a Arm and tessilialienal aba.ster mu l liwy , Mate estsairied s hat grand nt•jece. " My dear Si., soar'. wily. • *To t.:. Lanais. Le." "J. Rlkl ETT. This morning, about one o'cleck, a ire broke oat at the boast of Mr. Souls, a butcher, is Oid Gravel lest, Ratelife-highway. which. with the stock in Red', was totally comma. The remise* of Mi. ;obtains, adjoiolog, were 'swatted before the fi re *as eallogaished. Mr. and Mrs. S. hallo' !mired to I/4, wire with seek &Soli: eased. - • Te ras liDliVii. There are few vim so blind le the attest sibastles of the country, Of so fediferret about its interests, as eat to confess, to themselves Of !IMO, that the ell sis at which we are arrived pretests • most appalling sehjeet of consideration. Some, wo doubt, will encl. but. it to the vielesce of Democratic faction, whilst others think it arises from an eppreasive, arbisrery, sad oviconstitutioeal system of Gemrsestrot. Mak. tai ellosenem for these different oleos of the came, Ae tessocionrces are at least each as to jestify the sleet gloomy apprehensims, end to call for wherever wisdom end vigour, united with whatever' of coming. 'ion is still to he fogad is tbe Itiogdoca. The Re. sett'' answer to the Address of the City of Goode. mast, if Ministers ever aspire to the credit of con sistency, however 'kilns sod detrimental that coo downy, be considered as the forerunesor of army, miters ere similar complesion, for they will doubtless be poured in from me end of the kindest to din other. Now let es see, whet debt it smonst to 3—, A plain and eneweivocal declaratim that OM priecipies ow which the pretest reign commerrecd.w hest the Royal Pardon was granted to fillautun for a murder committed is a inseam extremely similar to them which have be.. lately perpetrated et Mariebes. ter, le to be continued sad supported In all its cos. sequences, and carried to its utmost eateat, le defi ance of the remonstrances of the nation. The same spirit which violated the dignity of the lews and the eternal claims of jostle, bee now violated tie deco ram eserdsed among G;ottenten, as well es the rights of the 'mien. The lawful demands of the People are treated as subjects of regret to the Royal breast, and the advocates of justice are frogged upon. Thus the grievances of lire People are age/stated by in. salts : their complaints ere not merely disregarded, bet attempted to be chocked by authority; and those acts against which the irk City of the empire resins . strafed, are emanated by Royal approbation. Au • such s moment no honest mast will resale, skeet or linactive. However distiegoished by rash, talent, or property, in the rights of freedom, le the pommies of the law, in vermillion from tyranny, military ty. j ranny, all the subjects of Groot Britain are equal; have equal rights to self-defeece, to remonstrance I when needed, to 'ninon when eartdreesed. The truly loyal man, "will as little ',bait to as he would advio, or eeeeut,, arbitrary measeres; sill as little bear nitb military despotism, es be would in. lies military murder. The Ctsies of Landon and York base set GO ',maple, which will be followed by the whole kingdom: the period is wired when the body of the English people will assert their own calla, ' conscinue of their strength, cossetted by a seem of duty, and trill sot surrender their rights, though frowned ou by the &vertigo, N menaced by his Ministers. Last &alit aural Gentlemen from the late Woo. city of 38, in the Ward of Cheap, *sited on M.jnr CAlitTsticisT, as Tie ffffff of the Creedal Of Me tropolitan Conniff,* for 111 e relief of she Manche , . tor SalierM, with 361. as the first liehartiptina of that ;modelle body of individair. I. is oullerstad ' that their second abscription wit' take ;thee Under the direction of • Moment of shoe, pirishionets who '16.0 bloodshed ad respect the lass mote ass the peofesrion of loyolty. Prim Moons, Esq. M. P. for Coadry. Is Itiro purchaser of the Royalty Theatre, of which Mr. ILte is to be the Manager. Yesterday morning a troop of she 16th Bossed which had been for some iinte statioad in this town. I took their departure for iltlten, at which plods they are to be gadded. Their conduct. doting their stay in this place, has boos highly eamplary. They were 1 replaced the am* day by two troops of the 7th Dea -1 goon Guards, who arrived here from Leteester.— ' (Blitekeursi Mail ) 06 Thursday morning lames Chanel! (brother of the onfortonsie Mr. Chemed', of Godslosiog), was 'fiend is a pad belays Guildford and Godalming, Ina drowning state ; he was discoed by some firedog mew who accidentally discovered him in time for ant. satidis to be restored, rod yed to Godalweing ; bet he died in the coast of the wising. The depth ' i Of th* pond in the place where the onforleate Vass I Was found is not mere than tie feet I The Radical erthortatious to sobriety have feud their way to Ireland, whets seek advice may he as usefully era as in this camel. From the Dahlia Papers it appears, that the following Inscriptions are am on the walls of that city, chalked in legible arracters:-.-" Be sober."—" Re sober and P.."- , " kbrlety sod Reform ."—"Whiskey and Slavery." '• The was that elrbes to he free, Nast ant we Whfrkay, Mar, sr Tot." On %May morning, her Eacollence Oro Cowitess TALBOT, goosed of Ike Viceroy of belted. was safely delivered of a sag.—( Dabble Roenieg Pest ) Mr. CAILILS list net only s.bl•snasd May of the mast eminent dittoes sad preacher. of• different tell. gloss sects, bar has waited on the iligb-priest of the Jews, sad served hive with a sabrasas. CUILD• RED LINEN, MILLINERY, AXO D.wu, 0/ 11111503 ABLE TILIIIII.MII. INGRAM roapectfolly In. forms her hired' sad the public in general, that she has laid in a avell-setecied largo ursottment of Child. bed Linen. which she is enabled to sell al very low prices, and Millinery of every desciiptioa ; musico logy a choice collection of Ceps of dio most Isaias obis and meatiest patterns, la groat varieties. Dresses mode to order glib the greatest lasts sad dispatch.— An elegant assortment of Cloth Cloaks In great varieties, very cheop.—No. 30. City-rood, near Finshary.sqoare.—Coootry Milliners and Shop. keepers sepplied, who will Ind sack fat Mon dis played as will attract ead Is their 'urethral.— Ob. . it is nest door to the Kettle ileum, Garden and Rustic Seat, Mower &awl, lopeaued, Dyed, and Windsor Chair, Comb, oad Sofa Matiesesory. Yesterday morniug, nib* Portsmouth night coach, coming to London. paned the hat at !boded, a dronten sailor fell from At top; be was taken sp senseless and carried to Moworil, neer Goillilsilog, Moist No miles distance, 'lees died Wore the coach left. The public alleirtioa Is piftimilarly relloested to i the ratensier amortmeat of the Waa-wick Tallow Casettes, the Wag sod Camposillon dims, and the aaceolleot Soaps, *Melt Soil 110 W an MAR at limo's CIIIKIIP Manufactory (established in tie year 1773), No. 33, Gesdge-stseet. Tettesloiesceett-teed. THE sir, altittr OF ALOE/MEN. • 'Ti. Lord Mayer kW s Ceitt .f Aidoestii yes. keseley. fur Ike yespeee.of toevitioi the repast of lb. Sbetiffs at the Altioiset.o osnetieetod in MVP the sic. of Lord Mayor for OM yes. •iisolog. at whit* .ere breast... Sir William. Collis. Sir John lismor. Sir James Shaw. Sir %billions Lvighion, Sir C. Flower, Alderman Jnibios Joivoilion Smith, Georg, &half,. Soave Mirth. Sir Matthen Maass, Christopher Meeriay. Genie* li.i toes. yfilliam Howie, Robert Albion Cot, Joh* Tininess Robert Width moo. sod Alderusso sad Stier.ff The Sheriff., stiended by thy Common Sivrjeast; presented as ammo. of Mr. Aliterman &Moos sad Mr. Aldermen Titorrr, es the filo persons nominated by the Liverw for oho choke of that Gott, to serve the eflice of Lira Mayor for the year envelog; whoroopon the C..tt Mooted Mr. Aldermen BrNisei sod proceeded is the Caililksll. in make booms On sante to the 'Jetty in Common 11611. The Lord Mayor on his 'morn fa the Court of Aldermen, was streodid by all tho. Monate,. above named, with the entepdost of Sir James Show, who left olio Court on the dissolution of Os Collin*. I Ilan. There baits; so other business spew the mwortiont bat the electima of • Lord Meyer, BOW e the Al dermeo, obis sere sot in the secret, net* prepatiog ' to deport, ohms the Lose M AVM said he bad acme Artsirress of imporiasece to lay berme the Coen. The alembete accordingly took their seats. RIOT IN GUILISII ON TOR ELECTION OF I.olt I) lAA rim. The Loeb MAY4.II then said, the fieriness Its which he bad to call the attention of the C o ors oat of the most seams§ sod important natete. The Combo, Sorjrnot had reported to hits, that the pro. cordiogs is the Common 11311, as Michaelmas-day, for the election of a Lord Mayor, had bees obstrect. od by moire and smolt; shot trotoithstandiog the Common Srojaant had earned the Utory there es. moibird„ that they most proceed In the election, they bed 'closed Ist to do; that rest teasels had taken place, and iostrad of provellong to the election, as they sere bound to do, certain individoals insisted span 'nosing sowers' It.solsoirress, which were se moved and passed before the election wet proceeded epos. '1 base plocerdings he comoi:creti an eatre..r. !dinar, and improper, that be bad felt It his dory I. lay a sistresont of the sac. before the Court, in or. de r list they unittst adopt s.ch Illeeteref tbereen se they might think nrcr.sary. Sir Wilms's Cassias said, he sat not present at the L.ratmon 1141, 1811)1s the occasion ; he , bail, hoarier. seed some I of the proceetlioge *hick Lad taken plate so that Aar, sod thoscht them h ely improper; hr it.ertfote requested that the %heist. onold state to the Coed what bed oc•••11 , i.k.n place. Mt• S.r id Pa.kins we. caned in arearilingly, sod on the r-yeesi bring formally made by the Lord ales t. M. Sheriff ROTIIIICLL raid, that the proreedlogs of that day rad been to tiff •Olditilify, sod DO noes. ported on ►it part, this be tad, for she purpose of refieshing his memory, retitle° a statement r•f what 11.4 occeirtd. lie then proceeded to read a long wti tore siatemosit, he which the bleating use de. s. rifted as egreedingi) poky sod tomultwoov; that Mr. Thompson and Mr. Fearen came forwerd to more mods, lt••elatinn,; that on his ohjeesiog to •orb a proceeding, Bad iodating thet she User, mast go to the election, Mr. Aldeimao Wiliam 's came fetwerd to sopped them, and said, `• No, No." All his endeavors to proceed to the eternise were intl. feeteal ; and Notwithstanding he protested ageism it, certain R•seletiass wore moved end carried prehious• ly to proceedimg coo the electio• of Lord a Moyer. We have sot pretended to follow the worthy She. riff throegh the whole of his statemest, which was city long, sad apolitical a siesta mesa! et •hat took place. Mr. Sheriff PASSIM said, IN thought it smelt a►. Inordinary that be s►ould be thee called *pen, wish. set soy prettiest entice whatever, to enter iota a long detail of the circumstances whkh had take. place; he dbi sot Imes who the Comment Seij•set use ; ha bad goo* to the Noll without Mein taken any legal &shire, and did not espect to be called upon to marmot for his residua when he was shrilly unprepared ; he allowed there was a great deal of noise end pressure: he felt be had dose his duty ;he theieght the Livery had the tight to discuss their Igrievances when legally assembled in Common —lle repeated, he was wholly uspropited and reb u s by 'equate ; but he was able and willing to justify every part of M4cnndsct, and world, if they tbooght It, draw out his statement of what had oc• 1 totted. Sir Wit. Corns toe. requested that the Ceassisnu Serjeant should he debired to *tact to the Collet his accoent of what took place. Mr. Condon StlitAlliT, Ail celled upon, enter. ed into a long statement of the occurrences which took piste, sod which differed in nothing material from that of the worthy Sheriff Bothwell, beim alluded to. On his gratin that be had warned the! that obey ought anti most proceed to the election, he was replied to somewhat hastily by Mr. Sheriff Parkins, who declared that be bed retell/id es such warning ; Me would, keener, prepare a statement of the frets as they appeeted to biro. The pretence of Mr. Sheriff Peebles being So longer required, he was byre desired to withdrae, which he dad accordingly. 'fie Recorder sod Comas% Serjeeit were then celled open for their epinieos epos the circumstances et related to the Cecil. M. Alderman WAITUNAft role le order. Rd ohjfet.d le the Law °ice's being called epos to give Noy opinion until the facts were fairly before the (*bed. Ilia Lordship had called tie Coed, slier previous consultath.n ebb the law Odictrs, and had charged bier and wee of the Shears, and ositte Individsate, with bating coodacted themstelres gully and Improperly ; he bad CNN lo the Meerlog with a long end etediessly prepared Mammal ; Ur. Sheriff Roth/Fell was else prepared with his -flirty Meet ; sod all tbie without the Nest pedaloes we/WI to the parties secomd, or to the Members of rho enett. except these *he bad been sweetly apprised. , The Common &demo, M snorted, bad steurried hif dot, ; be was tits woo soostivissil se &illiberal! I, sad k.d art aellsosity to pat any geeedwo witkooi heir direction. The Lein Miami her. billed the worthy Alder men is ord.., oho arcordingly tat damn. and MI i lordship then &tithed the Cawood Sorjranti is stile lit 441114 e. The Cogdois Stitt tin+, %nor tee. prefaei.atstodir it is hie opinion', that the Commoo 11.11 oil called for the etprett parposi of rinds.; • Lsell Mayeri and that they bed a. right to proved sighs soy ether besinesinhetrier ; that to obitrbrt the viertion air is go hale Other matter* was a* offence at coliseum low, end elks, alpilesst the &mete setiouritiop Meech.*. by the Common ; that the Livery were height by their oath ti peocred oh the election ; sod that if this Onto could be atijoerord Si delayed two hours, it might be delayed till limits o'clock it MO. Ho cousidertul, therefore, that the Livery bed ess poner ii right to adjourn thWpesteetlingi while they one discossing *titer Matters bid mutt go at bite Hi the election. Mr. Riconiab canteried in opioleo with the [Agreed Serjestit, and delivered himself E. the lime elect. It was quite clear, he mid, that the Livery costa ;homed to no other burley's, sad gaoled tbd Om of Mr. Alderman Plumhe, at eanclatee Chet they bed go tight In Cosmos Rail to prikeed on sir bosh** hat the election tot Mu peeved of egg,* they hers celled together. Sir Cuitti their ma. [hit ihe %lisle pretest, he knew .i.thlag of the proceedings et oho Cease-belt; Mit Prins all ho bad pi...tiniest, hair& sad reed, and free statoseritt that Vey wide to the , . Caton, hi was convinced that greet rim and remelt had taken pieta; the tendert perierd there eat sego irritating end insulting; alga. he would e4k. Crietit be more lo•olting than smirking the Atwitter et a AP. opoetettle *liter by the oproblee• epithet ta" Le* Jeff" Ile thought the refusal to proceed, sad the ebstrortion offered to the 'sterile*, `rues getter, and highly uneonstitatinoil t the Coott eirghl to sop: pod Its pun dignity, end prnmeete the offoodets.— The worthy &room then pulled net of hit wicket I • paper, whit,' be read as a motion; the son,taute or which wit, that the whole !Wises% be refetetut to k Committee of Aldermeo wish instrocriont prim. tote the @W enders, and 'ter import thin pi mediae* Irmo time to time to the Court of Aldorinion. Mr. Aliterlitio Cos rose to tokned the minion et the worthy Baronet, el littlish! lbw Cirsre beghi Grit Pb en q uire how their praceeding. ob feriae, occa. none heel got before tie piddle.. The worthy AIM men ass proceedlog, i. his very neat es.neer; to apims.liert upon ihi, dating 'basica of rind*, ekes boom inti.trupiml by TM. Loop NIATOK, who laid Chit tii-lostin *if not ono 110.,te the Court. v.. Alrletetas then sat down, roniiiwing t.irosel with totooding the Melon. Me. Alderman WgirittAn now rose, and Id a speech of upwards of en hour straggly conteseltd against the invnprittt Of agreeing to such a preps. whin. Ile +lid, the present Ws., Milts jsidgmest the most est 'tardiest's , proceeding he bad ever witnessed I. that Court. Tnere ass a thetge bitiedy broodist &Ovoid by the Lord Mayor against Mm, •Idch wee still ..decided 'upon, Mid bed been boogie( *TM hh head for Meetsl week., sod which that Gott had mat es yet teetered to r Mete. Atod ahholltil they bead sot yet &mewl of a gentian *MA nee wa to be ea attack en lb. pll.il..gea of the Court, Mid derogatory to the dighity of the Chief Megieflete ; they *Ow eieeld ihMilielyM fete a girt ef VW. Chamber to diecom sad Medi *pie the tightf 4et other Wiles. Tem* *min Wee a Midgets Monght fordstd In soy Cold, is which liege nee se meth art, tritkety, sod *shiest*s et the peevish; hers •as moiled to lustiest thit haw Olken he until. tete presecetiess aisles. igdividiale who bad sit the slightest ioliesathie of each en intenthin, erltheit soy egerriry iv esamirsation into the facts, apes t h e mere is parts stateliftels of tisk Coulson fierjeent and one of the Sheriff., without even a little of ell. deed , . lice who was one of the patty lensed, was Charged before i Orel, Corm', where each political prejudice .slated, add when It est of 26 members were decidedly hostile Id hi. tipirdem. By elagelee deadest (fir trickery, Is well is detder, would net), be had lehreed that the Lord Mayer. the Re. cruder, the Common Serjeant, and other 011ellte, had beck tonsillitis' together, searching remolds, essibige log pirmidooll, sod preparing the whsle mielderlery of this charge; and that he sat to be later by surprise end left without defeat*, se far as related to their isterstiogs. E'en the Court itself was left with's; 4 may entice, ote•pl such as bad been commegiested privately. Ile, knavertt always felt his meted. Ina creased with the dldiculties be hod to contend with, mad usenet afield to meet theist there; or if 161 chose, in the present irritated state of public feeling, to enter into a *infers Mirth the rights of their fellow. citizen', he was net Se he dismayed, bet noeld be piped to be the object Selected to defend them. Hewn ever highly he might that of the Recorder end Gm. Son S.rjesut se !sayers, Aerosol tsetse* Bids fee get thinking them estraordinarily gifted with a Imo*. ledge of coostitotional levies/theist!, abets hafeeltd so many precedents, as many grist opiniedt opposed to theirs. lie lb.. peomblikirl to viirdied.i the rights end posers of the Comm** Hall, as the trait We. pores§ Body, sod inetsneed se mititMMllill hi the time of Charles I. glees Mr Obigi ofseliellten Conseil Met their Pe:Mod left the Rhsc Seflltcl, •Ito wrarid.send bldhavvrtfr wally tollleColimilli as the greater assembly, adding as a *Memo 111 thee he geoid Mee silts* Wit %bete board," • N. vest alleged Wei sedlorghle an of leek., Shish, he said, wet pasriMr Medlar 10 the meSelley jest this VI that the GONNA 'llooj^ni of thee dap .did ...et repots his- eeseent in the Collet if 414greimil, 6.4* tb tree in that arbilrary.reigis it wit alktrr/agt had committed so Anew, end *ay attolXs;i him hi trial. Tao welsh? Aulveseee4 ol, l l := I. isoliti theme* of she rani". 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