The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-09 00:00:00

4_41 _.. •PNtelei, gam , t o which ,of WS Iris 41 s " 11 MPS. li l 4 01 6444 Oil adesiraMi lightetl2:-eat the :P 1 dri S paa ilfon 4 k 4 With is splendoit sad - , • We dM ant obeels 117 • aiteratittwo. . N oise went c oed for. It moil& be alasist lerpossilitis l• render the 'prdon.sternit mare pleturestgew,wor to. combine more.elegaiste and grandam thhii ere Steillimi' in the aritanda, seitr - the Prelleeeidelhed • Deeds.. rooms • hkh lead from It.' '-. . The Orchestra is filled by e body if: emir slit, Mosicians-•tand, aeleetti - :the:Tecenete. oogtigd tisk Mrs. liGAllli, Mrs. BILIZHAMINRS, the two Itiistaj Dom, M G W. TATioOS, Mr. CVATiIt, -and ,lite.j P ins . They iivzocated a 'Gritty of songs, deists, Ind ?tees; In a snot osFelltrat style. Between the icte of the Concert, Madame yea . : MadrowiSiliiiiitet .oel b reed Olt the tillkt-rePe• - + The fermer.ifl beyaid a tielbt, the mostAisioulabing ertistatrai:gver ealiihited. At the c0ne101140,44h0 lire-tasaa t r which. ago sseeedisigly bvAettivissif, egss performekihe „null : kpons, bet feariwi k i t, o f auttialfyg..4 rve' s , Weir an iselland pi e ,,,, tea a height of 60.40, mid dneynding lesidat a sh owet of b r im /u s, vari k, .Lt law terrific Sedeftakillij4lli (hill . Lady, wlioni no dangartan appal—Wiese lemmas. and pees/gee of mind are unrqoalled— . -ogicateil, the lisi k w ith thgeleinst ease and &leaky. • Tire company, at It o'clock, amottatod teat lent between 6 and 7000 persons. ..,* - . ' • NAVAL IN77:LLIG6NCf. • . —.•....-- • • . . .. Dint., suns B.—=Came down from the River end, sailed the ?hank, Cason*, for St. Helena ; Pte. . vetiver", Gamine, for Batavia ; Hero, Afterlives., for Quebec; and Earl of Belfast, Aberdeen, for BM. foist.—Arrivirif and 'salted fortiteßi l ier the Barrier, ollins, from s't. 6 lllitllOtt. • . • FoLatinett, ions 6.—Arrived the'Prince gram* iashei,:..with a Mail from Lisbon, is SO days.: . . ... '-•,... Pnwirsenn,. :lints 8.— , -Arrived Ms .Majeety's 4liciphigeni4:tiiin Plymouth i i Provideate, Banyan, 'frau ..Lourlaso,fr!r Batavia ; Thalia, Ehrhart,. trove , . . Oilcans, sailed the Bth of • Fobeuary lattp, helt,et . . . gm new - anchorage the Lord Casthieggliegillllllo . ; Orate ship Metcalf. , Lpatig at fianOsr,* Bllcilisher ships (Ilio n and helm). The filtiroirti Akiehl .. ..QS r: . arrived:lit lEndeirretriiis ? i Cana, • Orsldtbeq. s• • ••" . Ow Ceps; Genrge„ Arlo, loom Laidig ; Cis, *pada, and tiro filydrosay, Weed!, 'fro* Rise*. • goon ; • Prince Blacker, W.eatheptill, frost Peipti.". Mouth; 'D One, Appleby; Wativilms, 'Him, sod Nootilaf i r7, kg. England. Arrived of Calingi, theCslmlnole, fiord Catlatar!, Lord Cathcart (S),Alttt,' ~ Argo, Maori Palos si Orally, end "Corsmandal, from ' Chlttigen.' Left at Diamond harboor the Osin witllis and 'Marchioness Wellesley. The Tbalit , left St. Helena eight. weeks show, when the Maid' Yeast .Dispatch was to ail from the* , for Pero. , month 'best two days after. The follenolog M. sailed freim'Caketta about eth Felbrnary, wiz. s lle . Wm. Miles, —, for Madras and Ragland; Anse; Robertson, fur tba Isle of France sad lisolgsd.g E'rlipse; for Java ; Westmorland, for Limievillt; Active, for t h e bleuritios. The Sir Milts Bentley sailed frog Bengal on the 47th if Is. every last; spoke the Who, frees London, abase two days sail from CaMille. The Pioche,. of Angoaleme, for Bonr4oits; Elio, llama, for Po., nang ; and Sunbury, for Bencoolon, also sailed gaga . Calcutta, about Bth February. In tat. t 5. S. Mew 41. W. the Thalia spoke a South AMMO" 11111* pendent privateer brig, moentini 11 gone, who said he belonged to the Beene* Ayres Isdersidents, sod wished to know it we had ties ea, Spanish East la. 'Airmen; lo hoisted 1 islel•Milart sod peddiat;aid ' appeared to bale a menthe, of Englishmen es board, and to give all the Orders is English. • PCMIANCge-JlllllB. — Pasted by, ow the 4th inst., a Dioish East Indies's. from Calcutta, bound ti • Copenhageo. state, ie. auk seme. - - ,•—• .•. ' 1 Passed by Falmooth, en the 6th if Jose, the American brig (Moe, Poor,. 56 'days froat,tha Era. sits, bound to Amsterdam. /Ofde SOSO wow / reed r. . Lotd stosiouna rose tei'illeo 4be Mienid:tateemairi *woes to • simplood die Stealing "Orderlo4. ' If 'their. Lordships egreed tollun 800, I( would tieo:iti indleir power to sespendipke. MUS-Standing Order, whiefs weed etlitrwise mot lbw from passing any till wheels• asigln ettallC 'mein ttwic minsideretion tbietigb Olt he 4 . 4•01111 • • • • • . • • :Led HOLLAND laid, it would be earessere fsir blopirl i erdsbips well to coosider bow. .far the NAilit I !-1.0401 _mottos might ,lead Nsrn, should bej ethso44. Tie. wspoodleg Olt Order No. 104 wee elselda ney perms te-iisoirow to • pitman' lomisloin of ell the StaladiiigOnievt:' • • ••• ••• Lipid SIDSIOUTH vostowere than- whets lbhr order isboold be' alarmist,- say Oehle Lord„,..ight, into tbe aolpenaion; of the Slatadi t iig :Oak/S; lost then It would be for their Lordships to deciaeon Abet preposition. The sole object. of the notice 16 Ive was twelfth!. their Lordships Ve . pals any pill which might come before • thew to.redrrofi,'ih'robi[b ire several stages on the someday, it such nprocse44 'shill& .be theught - tweessery.• . t• Erl h• • .• of LAUDERDALE sold, his Noble . Irffiend was perfectly right in the objected,. he had am& The suspending of the Order No. 104.0601 pet io the power.of any of their Lordships to so.; v red 11l the remaining Smutting Orders. It was-sere tittreordinary that oath-Aquatic, as that give , ' by tome littible Lord should Item come from him at the pre. spot tithe. The sespension of the' Standing Orders wai never proposed escept when there was before Alit Lordships some Legislative proceeding, witha 'view to facilitate which the proposition was made.— . At present there was no oppetranco of thare.being soy ground for the motion of which the Noble Lord bed given notice. • AN; Tire Earl OfialVritPOOLecknewledged tkotdt was die (mord practice, in respect to propositionslif the seism of that of which hisilluble Friend bed • skin notice, toylike them. wires a• trice too panic*: her 'Bill. HI 'believed, .IttWeeirri• hut third 'wets' Mme precislentslor tbeetiht rimy practice, that. filo- My of motions, whieb, posit* 'folic*, did not go to .sespe . nd . the StatilliOcOrden foeuerrdiail any„ partisellt Bill, but this pioriciitif Ottlera 'MO qbkkasyt, that no . gtendingtft4nethalthituan; vended wit boot a cla . tii tihtice vt atintiew to till& effect;being gisen. It It five, sitlitadelle:fierdised odd, that it would, *Poi ihe it 46114' Order be lo the power of to propose' .so4etillion of all the caber Orbit; but he had st.J opitdoo of. the noise this to . sUppostr-tbst, Sow, woold •be edtiptiii;, Ws *ogles** Allot their Lordships tioeld beeided'on that, at on esti' 'ether triestion, witb.a view to tI4 public ioterest.' Lord HOLLA,NDdW not tmeOeito throw any its-, 4 pedimmit in the way of the. measure tbeitoble Laid. had is view, bet-be thought it woiklint better if-`ttilt , notice of the Noble lord espressetfitiot inarelY .iospensioe of the Standing Order No. 101, but 1* 'object for which Chit suspension was proposed. • • The Earl of LAUDERDALE retenteiended, that the sospeoeion of the other Standing Orders which Dreamed with the tie* of preventing soy Lilt item passing throitgb mere than one stage OR the MIS deb !WNW be vet:Hied its the Deities. • • r_, After 110Mh hrthar Collllotialillit, it was greet that as node, sbeeW be Siren for the etrpenstoo iC the three Standing Orders, N0..26, No. 104, aed No. 1!5. Tito Lords lieft tboo orSoisi end to. • . etrerrow. . . • • HOUSE Or -cOmitols. Mr. INSSROWR appeared at the be‘r,:widi ilie i rmstret g r opss 4 l7. 4 l . h: h i e laigge lke rf ri f ee t ray i l i tl i lhaet E. ema r e tra l l i fl h -rt • . liir L HMV riveted WPWltied %Rem. Roger Cole. who held Mee remaudril fats the hpatethrittare ca w% gad had ham refused Me r e se amend Metle , a d s dal hod boil beam* reeettled. liad been itithdeowa• fir Mama at some isformality.—Reel.. and laid ' LOCKHART raid, he shield, in she atone aft* Ilirree sow ea* for as aseratiserst, bet for as (Mitosis of. She preen, lifbakeat ileldere' Act, as he belleSed it est pired withhs these seethe liar the temmearemeal of der NMI hen sat.( Paellismenf. Thrift waver, anise la she law* Aet which brrabittemleamene with all determent at the Learned rebsaur who And horodwe:d it. He timid raver core ma b. say farresso maltlitg thel Cooth desalte eta sheik Judge; r it was a Geri which bed geestions of the greatea importance relative le property to consider, ecru of Iwo IA" pomace than serum). was aware sof, aad. peyhari,"o6lo - befara'alf the liar Goers if Weetedeldeir. east -heddre..ediltritreis all - . Me r; that melt a Coed have the power of liberptaterseas vies It ilowebt elm** the ammo' wed orleAool. or 11110100111:., Alter • fee' Isere fan hir S. -1406111.1 Y aim! Ogee* 'THORNTON .en the sekject of the lesetiest Act, Yr. LOWER AR r leaved that there be Ltid before whil House asuman( of M 414441 adether.of lieselveas Drlinotitylls, r ebneerd•dowie tathe.preseettlay. with as .aeon;! of Ike igea• sass of their debt, and the spas retained to the laid - Courts. sad recovered by Assignees. Masan laccoonref tbeiselimeraf persons reememded,' whether Meetly ens net. mid for what emse t aad ea WOW of promediep toted against Soy rectally (pied ammo by the deittots.—Ordered. _ TllO3ll, COB RTEN AT appeared at the add, Ow sane...we was regaired op the eassmlssews tf jlid Slave TradeAsesideasin Bill between that &kiln! aad - tiw Howe of Peels. • - Ater ewe time, Mr. COVlLTR i r o natiewpmeired. 404 baled. M k* shat he bed*a Lurd.hi Lord EDWARDSON/MART aglperiad *elite bar vat* 1 answer of Pis Royal Illisberts Oa fithavitCaetbridge.do the Addressee that Huse, an whieltilMitioyal Niehaus' appeased matey tbaaks for their respect(el cammealcatioa. _ " • ~ EDUCATION. Mr. BROUGHAM llama% up a ItkpOrt of thi PO the lidacatino etthe Postrortairh was received. he Ikea itePin 'boob , be latirt, he wished to soy a very few that words with retard to the Sill which .had just pasted. as allot I the most important as well atihKribut case* which bad jest come to their kaowledge was mestrialle eamerted with the, ahem tiom le that Bill. That vase minted to the ap se _ oft; Osman. ble feed' in a • edam boreitgh . (we understand the Rim awl Lea lord Otwildenni) la the county fd Hentiondea. • iliessoly borstogh sateress, lhat which eve the patrols of sho berms tee w •te print ( 4 0% 6 * SW• ateloheet to Ihat House. Wittehe unjust and wilful abuse of a eimiddemitsie estate left for etratitable. pap ors. It wauid tome wishiailte roepa s of the Ildweilies MK, for it had bees set apart ie the Maw of Edward 'll..for tee maiatenaace a a ftemsebortif and I; au ego hag beg,. The Kingston, Sale, from Jamaica, is arrived It Bristol. . • • Arrived off Dover the Unless, Hail, from Jimmies; , The Royal eseorgeyarht is ordered to be prepared at Portsmouth, to attend on the Prince Revolt dar ing 'he mower. 'The esoloortf French houses in the City, who, lately solicited their friends and acgmaiotancts to embark its the espected loan at Patio, baronet round circulars, informing the subscribers, that the money they ad. sauced as a deposit will be psid on demand, as the lot. Ins from Paris art decisieo that they can banes pak whatever of the loan oegociated ; it is entirely ie the • hands of Freor,husen, and bears a premium of throe to four per teat. ft is stated, that the loan for the pa) mew of the Allied Powers, when the Armies shall less. France, will ant be concluded till the close of the )(qr. • Petition from the most eminent ',write at Pails are stated to have been tent to the French Minister, prosiog that the neat lose, 'bets sego ' may also , . be reserved for the espitatists et frsuce. . - . :42 . . ek of &OS on-, as w r .l es the tabor ortintati _-_-_--- AO '• P ir el emeete ie t e . fil :tit nde esteusi tast i• th. 4o4 caw» Tiol it !wins.. , irl te s"li tte l4 l l 'Bodies whit were a ff tejted by; 4. e nerd pr' nhahlyt Da' : I '• • • of - tits Hi - I - -.1 .t - - de j ._ IP lios rear from ibis ylitanino OS a•Gulniniaynts aria it mom fret 4).. .itt the frepseeet, , eat bil , iv .," of . hal . it ... ~ ,_ ,;lb.„ deem thamezwepted an elmeti)e. that load 'Period visywts." It •••••• •VW .b. "Wows i f this me? Tot SaY"riaLr . mikWaWw110 " 1 """'• •weeniuS id intuit wet hod berm sane to or trp etroity.tveety 1... /eight 'isiuttaretilatelyinecessety far tkela to offer Ili :.: • ‘ lib oriellsolinir4ainot the alanyes. is . Or . Rill. Who were antu . s i t i. t . .1 T • -re- , . , AV.-- - • ha 4.4 r, lon, .•001d, h e toot -.. . . tlie Thelma, tiWititient lemma,' wile.- had ehoe4.she mow alltcp,riel tke 4 lmpeesibilit t rref-gliteg a meth* or leek LW T•l4/e4 she Few foliar* _owls %terns. •He wads. ails. if 66 aslant . hi.loadmit an upper tanks f the a gni' 44 7.1 11 . 110. etvilk 1 pal, shas diet litli:lfoist ollos(ethee,Stamt notbeee ,,„- r i m' ~.- 1 .--- • -• et - tell " --ri • slaw( *Wetly , Unto* away old iteitte)ed hi she alletatitas, r"" na p r°• 111 Cal seischedi no.ttifitofiqA 'Km , •••" •=: that pint tattoo .yaee? Ad iDat he voila sat ass. that Err • Atoll , Ibdt ,fitth .agar Sedalia:tory enersi ut tlild bet etude ma sews awilasidarreftic wisavosethe gring . , (016404 10 be foe a short and Simi . • • tem -the Sill tabour.* Mike. 7 11 i. I 1 " I • ' hOleeft• ft* the mew, at alai* - ' • ' ansitillw ssetYithirta_thatibeAebe hater* - -1:. ly., imatokhoteaSieg des owe Haaseryaiiriffli her.insiiiWit. t• rediesaeritigtiltbelle.' ."' • •-• • ease. To• Cirwermste had smiled s k totter Dom ik; Amend ~' • dews*, 011ie Clittebof , lieshimitf, *Leh Ma,* ibteseary . T'SPSZ7 4 1 .1 4 It ,_ .. . 411 AO , AP .tai open lip ,4 , ; were seentigtiermeeivel,te tookb*reqpirks; . ..ad nom liefq t? , tl ileetstades• be triiir4 t e st ildi 1114 4 4111 eflel44 4 ,_* 4.• • icy. Myopia. itehied sr esseAmr dapealbmiaMasolee? Verigaweto • ibistrA - • tati • • "Nisi - T ' . ~. dr...-dibe Revert ins ordreraiii be plait. - •.: •.. 1 ., 1 ...._t: • •-r .• . ..• • " Il k ' :,i, IlltW 0 0' • ..., f. , _ i. ' • "A• 'l4 , o•lee boo 1.4- 44.74. lofeeLed the ifieU itaitter !•7"-S :$: ,1 00 004 .forrftOilillie Int .: 00l -;' 1- - I t erialipedid nu o indo ipmi heir listiewitaostas to the OS Co ei hfelfeedistso.ltejte. pion Ceti, vipittsivi ftilbetait '''• •' otlieu•tlit'Act GO water feconilla prininisiegia4.4holitivet .teditet mentioi,-shat• the . litilof Stella - bed Nrilt... 'l. ' ' t "ailik • " V.111184t- • '' .. A OOHS. • ' ' q - *'•- • 1.. r ' .:. . . It " II WU" t* 116 . 0 " 111140e .fikir144,411,67,4' . •.: . • i.ord CASTLICREAGti observed, thlthe House. " i IM,STII 111Asefleolo the .vary swept opmboa of: -. • ' ' ''• .: had that evening vecolted.s Menage from the ' Beer! ors 4(4 - Asce tbeinterniattioe of Vie'Alieo . t;.. i , ek . ' ' of Leids,..stating that their Lardetips did not Cann Parlipemet, , lmad ,to iicipiki el" ' - 'Mk: Lori Ibe.Amesdmeats ands by them is the Aiiedliiii. . Raab hf Sirdtand. The • Ale Lorif..toie,b '. .. Wier them circumstances . , be l is t iiimeeif strilir'the 'etnreibg for-leer, to bring la itllill ;4 . preeetc .+' atissilty,, In conformity ...hail lotto . Masi lie 'had ' lota tidos to be limited,. from beeopite . *Oita 4 in* on Saturday, to cell the etteetion of the. sr, fr . 's( beteg biado Orinisossiegeniteras . sOcifpti magi I. the existing WV, which •he was confident. Certain es*. • ... .7 -: . . ' C . IX : , • ! . • -, . ' fitly( basid snenimossly agree with him; cooed set Sir J. .bIACINTOiII rise, by ten mean" te mil- , .1' rebeleft in its remit stele. With respect to tine • Phi , the orotios• ' Tho slag of • she clefs* se Which • : eleaso.which had be.. added I. the Bill by the it was founded was the retrospective pert tif. it, t!tik i t ... g oara f,L or d s ai d *hit c h h a d as recently been the most estrageoss, that meet violent attack.ealpeticik,'„' , niOto of iy at „: a b. c b e t h at H am , the o bj ec ti on + s o public fakb, and piitate propryty. Beth was .htik, :. *litre • Dot foasaded ma sny hostility to the -general oPilliell When if CU Corse *Oder his candthrotion i sed .. 1. • mope ofthe measore t but on its tieing as iavasion of subsequent dOliberation had Only sitifirkwd.it. . 4 . , . m y privileges of t h e H ow of c olumns . sai d og , it s that most objectionable aad abentinable part. of the, ' . j aa i s ial l ik a ros b a b ott o f - a r itioapectire netere, meatier., • bad been withdrawn, be Was seedy to a‘... , • ' Which Itwas sot sew intended to introdave. Ile really knowledge that it was uecestary tedo:semotkingArt, .. could net anticipate any (*position twiible Bill, for the subjkt. He was by no means dispoied to ley, -; which he was absetto have the honour ii moving.— that the Mode of naturalising Aliens in . qlettleta ' 'For whatever dillitrenta of .opinioo reigti esist *kb was the' moat cOuvenient end ressionsble. CIA this ,- teepeo lwany particular, branch of tne - vieestion, no coolest*, he would frinkirdeclare, Onl be mooed . 'pi Oim. ;he was pepeseird, *mild easiptain that it it very intonvealeat end orliteasr - - lie had ' was desirabe to 'How ',timeliness to obtain all the objostlaw. **tilers, teconsent isrbliegell of sateralitiallins, Merely by the pashas" ed esesere for the removal of the stock if a Hinlang Company, The Mouse hutch ibtorrdity. Bet altbougb -rbert be - aware Mutt whatever *disposition might•eskt to i deliberate metier*, .to Metre fereligatiesta the most enlarged and liberal Piles , in adopting irry testy liflielis hid )vhsteeer ',piety. 1 here might be to push *het bed been developed we, trta eir t ililVtit ill rirtisbat ea fent, it never cnold What. a series of discoveries gib bee% iii•illo trootedPlition- of Ilia Legislature, thA t Ministers of that Crow dlist ea' faitigliers .Olthdot dittinetion shoed. have lien .She Alien BM psalect, , the jtorreeef Obtsiltflifuranreorlop Isi soc omeas t o. they were not aware of tie ,14 fit Itiiik, the is a tilli Abject was so goarded t Ash' 'That ma. therttrot I' tbet Ribose's' •Agrlalead a reitiaint nn itself.z•-• treat flew the that* ••vit . • /As ten" ew..khow ,atiod •ne• . Bill to 'sievelike as thar."he claim whisk44l Alive "wild to pro lloard sellintei a clause denying owlet deem. That wit% 416, miiii the • pete# At Akita( sad voting in Par... 'bed Mop •64/0.1144 • th a t kia..seerti. , leeter,filignsibmt, to give an Alien the -*dias is the VisiietilCinesitiMa, Poll rights enjoyed it'y 41"ltatatil hnin .abject, Psi.- Sleek gemeop Atioal tho It 144; Hawn! 'must: sprielly repeal' davit fliplOtiel. It 1411 1 11 "Meta they derived ' privet could be selmOded,..thst k was the, ntntention* of * c ha sf the stock of _, eta of thOlegielature sti t here trading Company a paler Thai was the third discovery. 'Pe istriceells . was. . 0 perooeht 5 4 , ikeimil i er . bt , P ar li amen t.— this *be Hoag, *eight to be very ere ides is Ildnlni% -The Crows hoelkelotlietallart- Istlitery commission to. ley alienate recommend* ...them by • Gftirerftilifile . as Afie", widsosellwisiemial.,iksition of Piflillatat which was compelled get plead Pill la a series • t .in a pnbithre law;'' 'Bet "we, • by a elites* In as sia • gross hiseders and iiilltakea«.-a Government "bilk had beam 10 discreditality negligent in isiforojiog iteetf• -dent ficetsh..4Let o ebotrowO'eUght employ as spiny foreigners is the an i lhen: had .against a por ti co o f with reaped to an. important innposkion that it halt the stock of tie' ibriti'ol:l;:tolaid, by means inde. submitted to Parliament. If Parliament bad blindly pendia' of Abs tiostiwoot of Perliamest, or of the confided is therepressolations of his Majesty's Mi. Dusk ref Seethed' kself—tetr the Beek bad no jade. (dam, It would have been betrayed into the adop,.. .dittiost, ii4f timid sot soy Whom they "meld admit, (ion Of a .mee_aare which it as !gorged on all beads Ili wheat stke i • wo o d esc ud o as m oo n ". By wneid not have elfeeted its parptiees, - aed olielt ha ° w a wa, the smallest port i on possible o f t h e sto c ky (Sir J. Macintosh) should have consid-red Mr At • 41,hash7tahlag any-oaths-pi per f,„„,* an y p u blin greatest blot that had ewer defaced the Statute Rook.. larvice, those Aliens became entitled to all the pd.. But he vrottill 101 l the Noble Lord and his blends. mileges•of eaters' born sailkarti; and might has. that they had still farther discoverlikta make. If military commissioes greeted so them by the.Crovin. ever there was en instant.* of Under the existing law, •thorefore, the Crown might on the pert of a Croverumen , empisy-foreignetaie its militeri verities to any estent. tespect..te spy prepotilqa Witheat any ftirtheratateteent ' he was persuaded he meter, the !act that ' might assume, that it ovosidte tie saixetaal Opinion Prove that the manumit Of the :lineal. net Abet was nets state lithe law the other Rouse by 0 which ake o4 . la a aniattigin .sigh a ny b anger i s t bb a the argument .was Ilesatti. leiiiitittomtleinty hie boar his dirty. to eons, Ott the pot *Proposes permasest .areasortmeril et -this .depaecons by lrat - ktiesilliroll sod esomitilmi slaw .pf, a gbs low t .if the *don- Seltitm?ente• !Mat ad -wet. ban ;se maws ire, and U the ifalj gis t seed voting is the bald Dot beerefill 4 • • iertabred i a gad Nil hers_ and Law ' .. miir, et considOraditi .• it Z "141,.. idis, -the 1 .1- oect eti sit legiX :e.otiterced st"tbe theta po Ass . , of frina the Bora Owl lawWWlLlSfetieed, :y e t *ego were s emi c ot , arguments ust4_ . tiros in th e o ak • s e am ; abo a ch a d• thh sot obscure or sepereeocitiejl, faiiltr not ocillesiliiilttitatilviliziag fro Minors Who I fat. stiff 4 bo.o I bemuse issiesbirea ; twq - ibee Of staking -Hutted,. it7 - ite ,rownt_ the nisitiii' Waite! thicoopettoribo Vtooto.. Jcpeeif weLtiub . 31). ; in mould batlike* intended. Wake logishitom. , or a it farther imiti teathoopsid by Aliens to them CoFpoeptioo ip, tl frorebebseekek, t• hicarimirahl-thoss.ittrinlitt-Constitatios w Dalt iris; lialtrem6 , of.B44 l •o4, bud • to, lOU number or gralilleatiess. Ile apwe. llama' :ot.,Gyaot .Wiwi. Maid, tbeiefon a that II - iiodild .be Detessiiiy tnr, crsu'ed je Euglood by Parliament to-tekbtlefiebtectop - st es early period by . tbit !satin, emended 'et the slist•Sesslaw teloolvdelibetesely tlatomit.tbi land ; making it .wbele foot* of ry e flaws respecting IN and to adopt he might irsive obtabed "sestaniesmidelir should present such high privileges sad ease hp - Pesileseet. ,The frost Ailing obtained by meiiai Wholly laccnintensirrate ougbtsio. bets ksoltst of this tattle .. Ile •.._ net to them.' to 114 . pritfciiiii eit• tit* regent Bill be mean to say, that k wee hicembent .on itte,,Noble , Could ivot commove any opposition;' net, indeed, to Lord himself .to Bane found it iet.b . but is noeht to Hie term; *ripped, as it - looi a of that Hs -which alone lisle hein sopplied to him. Ile MAO brik.sothot eny solid abjection had heels ,shad. - With respect the N tible Lord co-slat wish to pink the proposed Bill , rortbeaeggestion throonvet by 4 Maid Henoareble le the estreately geoefai sodomy, tesetais (shirk It Qintlemeo, that. the Bill aught to sontais a sped- was then before the HOSION settler tree ed the Noble ACatini of the peiticotat , Acts egidwit whit.* k was Lard 'world have ors okosion to Wert the mune,' of • •diricied, if it were a permoiteni , Act, that wnsld be the Corporate Bediesliebillit it tsireClA not in th• Nerffitting; beret 'belittles% was Illieroly to keep the preashle Oat is the enectmeets of the Bill. winch it goestile lei :the.iiew ef,.Parilament,. and .te.prweent' was of MO highest inaphilerrfe to Is. If she Noble gross oassoo, until there we. hirers fur vests . Lord disiiked oateltig Oleo bodies, et ite4-114,theat liberate tegielitios4 a 414 4 s these was veakrailb bit bbitesignated--by dtrecriptiers ; sad let not the it.. rds Bove,' that there • Wiled in eeher COsponfiflooilo set the• Bill 'mania 'Opole se. se "tad. to the coact I . poi* of lit ilidlitObitolit If a less thigootii it*oio Asa ties Op Noblo,:toot c woo ea. 61401°mA - a US . • . - . • .• , - ..• . -- - • ' • .• ;.);- • . , i '• • 4 d • . f• ;et , A . A . . . : - .: - • - ".''.--.. . -..-.,.. ... ' • ' - - • ":.""•* • - - • - , , _ -. . • . .. . • - _ _ . . . . • ) ~ . . 4 ' •', 4 11 .7 11 1 V. : • 4 . • • . • • . - . . ..' • , . ~ . ' • 4' . • • .1 . . .! . . • • . . .t‘ ' RTA • . 1., . . _ „ . ... _ .... • • _• • - .7 . .....:.. - -1.• • . . . a - . . • . . ~- • . - .. - - - - - , ________,. .. • .. , p ursuribiLL. 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Om ler eati-Mmall4-tattml faawarti. obi .I_ i__ ___. ,et 4 l if pncliesbis &lay, * t o r .al s aa - it leach& iv' • d i sis of which art and nature Era's berijilbany 1661 PaillailiVibliatra . .**** to Obt MOON . y in 11 0 ; ' 14 the "IP °F . / 4 0 1 44 .il "" 0 ""P`IFI'• ad the rights of. grasini.m, tbai *unlit oat decors - barliarat . • • y bail tlaieletetlie Orem' drat airt*A bawl.. alarm oberama.l •Ilne ionis were rrvh iiboel. • . Th. 4110en$ Overt, e re 11l 1111 " 116111 . ;t l / , ..ippo Um Mows Iteiorfaso .- . Alm **id rbet Ma alloaraa, a lb barammiffor little or am Ma. •tt • woe - laid alt. how sail ciao( tiotimi*fi Ake **awe. Pio nolimia • sa wooad tpleinkar• Iris gaPba I *fell's, glare. Atat. if ataaltiAlligil vria t‘tle famerniK • r , ilmi "If •Prsll ol at the boob/N- 1 0 1 * ortiii Walla, .bewever s , .appeand. tiOilai .1* be an sall.farltiq Si ausd bilit ‘6"11"d ad " H y" - 611 1 4 , 1 .1 4 o o r kti N ee moodowson , tbsl "aadated . 11 . 4. - aakt !. ..• se be iff a i a s s a :. 1 , he re i / Ur , Oa t r i ! k r.. ll :2ld a t eti illiaaaaa a" - - rasing a short Bilk - *of 0,00 if 114 liosse pros few. • -por.fisit the bred wits w....t ..- y a • . . _ glowing in all lb. brilliant **arse the rainbow, 'a.% ,: Tte • PVC a r Li Vllitlll4 :l lt i era immal. 'AM tbeit pod- ...(ileindirar 4-Mom ammiaosaa a taairialra 6..0,4 poor- Nod& to • lentalkta an the..aehject iu th e ordinary i r i ci l w i lb. adinitatio* of "hit toe in . wary ' llll Ar , oat igintal Owl' 1111 / 10 : '_l ':' ' le mow dither' was MI 8 • 0 , 1 .9 f. ib..a=" 110010 seine s p lanin g 1 bar fa Obit align from day tb days taw vs oak trim bad at LdlatlEltD AL& the mai, would be tented eat aft 'uom.'. . bad atru.la 1 nogartior i 0 Whit" b. It 4 114111 4 1 .7ha11t sitiii• Tie 71..das. am% .....1 ~, - • - • ......--..- --_...._ .2..-..4.- _.....i-a .:o iD......... .1....1 i .....• woo Honk of Coollanot_ au rat) SS ibis Mica. f`.../..;....•.4i . 4111,011100141 e. lie bed sir; . Itient•to soy, well eeeetistv 4 rl efabet eit4ell.4etelved.set bovgb be Ind At elsjetitlift be shoeld„. bi ram tw ectil 4 , busty otept • d 04: - )4 4 st. s i 4 Ptfite•iiii ban roe. d v.ng Arise 14,04 1 1!!.. vitt,tivo. Hivetet4.o,ol“.on,iii;" !b. 1 1 214101C0 of tSe iissinieflqiNt4l.ottkik f 4t4SWAVer: .: 1 , 04 • to 3 tt 11111141. tleijifeitifti . b ttlior " t 440 oser,.Corperele • .e to et irthossill . hr;ti or • et Ow lw d 'from bvetiiiieg pommeled rf the Bank of Iteosteod.—, • WI I 111FlOpFT11itifiVISIMP.“11 .1.....• .. n insigne* or dierretligabli noglisp.ote , 6oerrimret s iti'iolortaill Wolf eith 'foltritiggl.o) o s•lrtitip 4 to Petiitt. - that be was 'bot to taiiitgOVllolll prirytot wee one,. 14 itaabtpo fit by tb hisboet logal.eetbettlyi ras ofpoptod ill theAelle ,g ordain. of Book 40 , *SOO 1 ben l 4 4 1 0.001044144Ma1et l ch ,p rohibited, en . too,* oi it he 0:so irclisfilt. *eft Officers of . the Crown itriventee sotto for aiiiptie( OW ale uielikee4Ohe of Loris. Streeseto triti alt.t)eft • " 1 in tlte fay of a clue in. a .Itirlitet - separeelmfeil : -.* Statete reseal the Into/. for the pirpeee Of toropyties • , . *Staltete of the 6th - Of lielaikiMif• i r..., viliktiT irer* - tit* fellow i 4 - 1044,4 7 1 r enacted, iltaft-itfirgy persee7flitabf4l ted solksibleg liilliVting ;0:* - eio- imxt• shous. s4o duable4 kn. tip far.: let .13fitait." . m....the disebilqiitr" '7: . Wed y the Ait of &Whiten, • *ere • ' l '''T'' . emended to the lehobtliotsiti Settle I it impossible that, so Alien; howeter pbtaierti his naturalization, coeid tit rtliaseet. The Diable to.rd.opposite loom t of this Palate.. H. ,did_ net . . i, r . I- I~ Ii ~d N• 0'