The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-11 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN. The,* was owe, however, which Ise yield mint peas , people 16 ten° a lit the Members, t ack *h• 4 " e of thy' niter. The waiter seysomm Nothieg bet brute fneeiti Hesse, mad throw else key Isle • lite Tbstilln. This i 4.1 the pressing fear of it, will ?alarm the Parlienseni."edvice might silt the Moo. Baronet, bat as long as he ' (:weld the writer mean by this soy thing .Ica than I (Mr. Bantle') had a sat la the Moose be would op. tt • application of seise' fame epee the H e w / It the i pose such conduct. TM prieilegos of the House Pamphlet crarstelsed no other offeesivepeougebet litie,l Were irstited for the peolectioe of the people, and though the lion. Darnuet hail said they inert priai. Itetthaeldretd is hisdelytocall the elevation ofthelloome I f e y,. Wh et would any pa tie.% is f uture, rowe led i hies inconsistont with jestice, yet the reentry bad for 'rung open this eerie* ger, if the p a mphlet w o e i riot. ender them in the highest prosperity. And he o „, ,„1,,,,,, notice o f ? They opeo ld seri 64 fa. have WISS C•011111Ced that it could not long stead without wooed the motgeentre of the low we tedeelfeleg this, them. while • „ n . h a ,. „ii„„d our sloop, to mo pe with Lord J. RUSSELL deposed the motion. lie con. implosity. lt lip know out who th e es ib o , of this eideeed thereon* now adopted as the most enwite „ m o o wee, he , be he h e isey, be was e moo that ceeld be. Tb. (louse were about so select owe of no mews station in seelety, be appeared i• have individual from thousands for penishmeet. Why had bad a gou t fa l ara n ans and to paw ' s da n da s ,„bl, not the Hon. Member selected the publisher of the • t a bo o . If the w h o , of this week w e t . o ll o orod go Medea., the Republican, and many !thee smiler escape, t publications? or why bad they oot taken some of IM milieus of whet poblicesiows wield say, Chet t h ey wpm epreue d .o bil e ae w i li,Li es i o f m o t the Mete Ilea !maelstroms laid on the table by com• was a ll owe d t . o . ttepe w i t h i mpee py r R ev i s e ga med sand uf the Prince Itegont ? ease of which declared, the attention of the Hoek to the 'abject, it would, that no lase* shook! I.e paid, or hell obeyed, star of course, be necessary that • the li onseshoold pre.l the 1.1 of Jaawary. 1840. Be should show his opi. reed let farther measures. Bete,. fi t i off so y a ha,ae. nion of the motion by seeing, as an amendment, that ter ea the pohlication. the meet proper course, be! Reboil Straddled do suited at the bar oes the 1801 of thooght. wield be to call the peeves whose name • Joni", "III• appeared on the title-pato before lase, that they Mr. I) KINNAIRD contended, that the Busse! wield base the mime of the real oljewder—tile author i aught in jells* teem the whole of the pamphlet, sod' of li .;for he was s li t s,. /To's, t o p ee kh the paw l , not from the passair merely which was read tu the or publisher of sac peblication if they could have llonae. That passage must have left an impatrfect ; the real author. lie should therefore move that Mr. couviction an the mind of every Member, whether it' contsined a libel or not.—(.l laugh ) -- Ho was s e . Robert Shedder,. the publisher of this publication, tisfied in his ow• mind, teat when they read th e he called Istfaris the bar of the Hous e . The Moo, contest, and the whole psnsphlet from which the i Member then delivered in to the C lerk the p ublics. tioe alluded to. passage ass read. they would come to soy other Co.. 1 elusion than that it wet an incitemeot to rebellion, or : After the title of the pub l ic ation, and the two pansies already cited by es h a d been reed b y the to come down and pull the Speaker from the Chair,' Clerk, lock the door, and then fling the key into Owl Mr. COIIRTENA Y then mooed. that Mr. Ito- T h ° o4os . What *ea it that hedged in Ike Bosse ? i bed &redden do attend at the Mr of this Busse oa It was the teal. oat the lots of the people,—it was i Mondav nest. the fear of the laws. Lord NUG EN F agreed that blame attached to Sir FRANCO' SURDEfT mid. It appeared la him that Hat Haase. hissing lately. th esti willed an tie newly the whose Gnvetnniest, for net having punished farmer libels; ce•sotrei refuted to raw en no eiwrir` i"'" • "ehie es s ' she but that mss no reason why the House should 1111511 a o r o ":4: y isr oko l*T o Hi e.o thP 4 rol i r titr o a o n o d L i "; o ft. : a L f atea lb.. pa P en a P en ie ' a s a : i carer a libel of the chancier of that now before the riettee,e. he the caws me WI ti what propriety they costa sow Muse. From the style and matter of the pamphlet, !unused 10 as elui" 1 " wh i c h ram , within lb " , 2.8.4.14 It was app arent its author was tin enlllllloll personage. power, ".der the d e e e minatioa of privileges. Tim coarse ,„ re which she HOOP/. were new shoat to take would certainly es- Ile was ssf opinion the Ileum would find hies an oh bdli. 'hP O is • ' , elf extovollhooeY light la t ree " M Y• It ear int not 'Mk to strike at. Ile knew that obloquy has a Ire sights age she Haow. whets it eat ratted ea to , evercise nor of their rtabsobbil W40+41.1,411 functions, in en • in • got attach to bile, for the course be was now Wittig we tar enquiry dewaistleil by the romery. denied that taking; bet he who would not defy ohloqey in the they coda with pracrlety elerCioe thole linrintitrial (miai w *. disakatigo of :iiis d0.i.., in limo limas. was nut notthy lla.ing them waled •Ms they sane ant Nn ewer an the a Net in the llouse.—(//ear, hear!)—lle should eterrioe of their real, rmoinitionai. logue.b.ei .1 feartina.• fee reasomat that time arleasseeds sower which termed to iltei o de support the original motion. sort with a narroher of Mantua wits. that from the eon isto• A .Ir. Paw, the. sere preallorty salted t. exercise the COURT ENA Y, in esplaining, said, his p re. ties of the funedoor at a feat; of law ; V•e. severthetins new simonised Stitt ob j ec t was obi) In ca ll she p e meahe, to the bar. to erect ilieratrlaes into • Court of initiee. in a ense which oral! Ile had not deteratioed on his future coon. of pre. Otheflotelen be slar neo., apt se Mao their judgment. Pa Awl ' . _ e _ a . vis a hew MP. the Home Mei,. abasithwed this potter. which fi ll• they an gli• hove fairly nod, sod the exercise af wheels Mr. WILBERFORCE had no doubt as to the power might Save (:road of the annoy odvastaer in the roan' character • f lid. publication. lie was surprised any tn. he aid sot It? hew 'hey could slept a contrary roarer mow. wheeshey retold only en tail discredit and di,grare ore tine valid doubt ; meth doubts could only stile f rom skesmelees widows to nee ing the public. The coarse which a conapstison of thiS with :iliels still stronger. Ile, Eire were saw PrePodrit to hair retold heat, rail toes tie a however, 'id modem noel a libel worthy that chaise. feeling of diontbfae ion then-omm the reentry. Sopmeieg rice that stunts w hi c h ha w he " read from sh e pamphlet ten •; coml.' any (I , .ubt inlet in the minds of any see um.. 1t.5..1, the way of pitaldsing him sea lonians -It on. wont as to the te,,,,i,„,.., of this publication ; could it h air amino. and etwld mit fail in tie repogesso to the frelin...inf ewer, ja., aid aeo,ien map is , be r . „ .„ . I .... hdrrid i og i n ,h e e ,,,,. any oth.r etfect but that of bottling out t o cattalo aeon alleged .dense maims theincirei -ski. norneoption f persons that they might insult the House to an* ea• rate -°e the • d't ee cha r it m i ght. e" ohl not tail t o Inc " ' 1 " I t•!Ilt Ii VII Int i otleity. Whetevec it could he dune, flow.. If lacer it ronla he, In the opinion of wan •is Vs.. , e.g.,". it I,pv,rrd , 0n .,. .. d. , a pca ,aia c to no as li serer , ha weeld rather Owes ma tters should he they were ono anon. to de; foe the 1100. Member did rot pre. bt•iiraht into a Coast of Justice, than that the !loose /rad to defvfhihr OW a., niece bed been eimMditd• He should constitute itse.f judge in is own east,. Wile art of all protweed satan she pillion' before Inns , itoot de. jpitn.p.i.g that so ) offers, Mkt been essisoilied. Ile beevol respect to the Piiveleges of the noose, It. considered len..to -sr, for he i.ael read the shots: of We painishlia, and uo them as neceststy to the prosperity of the people, loon e'•old WI hi rahled f.7OlPr!• whether the semis monism of and be believed the great majority of the people were to them Ira" borne out by she cunt• it-from what he bad mid saws lie vt....:d oat. .net be belieoed 'be pohhCO4lll PO hen Ilho I of the tame opinion. lie as as al ••) a • Irian:! to -fee It woe ev ervolltrosty tree. •Et train . . totter !)-The Chlielleter Parliamentary Iteroun, and had so esprtsied lim a' • Borongboiarzer wsts is delacalge, as low in she roan s• ig ci t hj oa t o bp.— Selo. H. Conti utirol by so pportine the motion. tins of she c ubi l e a i it an- naval, for nry WOK ;natant- , might be ...tee.rd from the a. wing% of 1:r. Mt. KINNAIIII) mated in •splanation, that he Parke. holding up site character ot the line-, lots far ware de• did no rojek the linear would have allowed hiar to Lorne( light thoo en, Oen. on the pmplakt nu die table.- Lia m haa .. „ a ,. ha w .0 . flaw 0,1 ; „... ~ " wra p; 5i„.... read the contents of the obnoxious ;massif ; tie., s.ativer , se of as law and order, ant: made i•-• of • Wane:, a was mere l y iocidetita i , and nal 001 a d . lased epithet' in I hilitnettliting h. leder& ther.• slit barely tin ~ passag e , amistran mita, portienlaela of ate ;wo.. alto had sot np i llied W .. "'" to the too H. epithets to the !Now a. arum an any leer In 'hit proopsitto 11r. II 1.; Mli said, that the only ease in •iticit an Ls 1^ the P ulp it• r" of the ii." o . lb."' "ere ar.orit ", Prate" individual had beets brought to the bat of the Horse Muses • to moonnoia the hheriim if the people Nolan the its al af picri.caine sin the ;dirt at she Crowe, • hint swooned I resent Parliament for • publica t io n—that in h. p to min hustle she Privy I ..insal the 11i -obeys tif CW n o vo. Nit which the Preoidetit of the ilosid of (:ontroul had di•r"rlo"z the ' b i de ' 'he' owed to their rel " shisre" ' T "' been the person attarkeil—before the floes , c alled ttrisileem of the flaw cash. Poly be nerd in *option a' she 'Westin , of she people awl ono ajnin-1 the neap! fled. reVecl to ad publisher before them. it decided whether the I tu tor thaws toteres-i g thew ;metier., In prini.hisg svUat It uci i sto sat a lin o on rho noon. an on any timoe In rail n libel as inelf. shi• sea. enodeasard by as. hoe • Mtn than the trawled Mr. Pellets, oho qua, the Paulin/wet PS blembers.—[Signs of impoliencel - 11. was coo. went the greatr4 tyrants is she solid when they derlared vincmi the Boost WM acting wrongly, but if he wsh whatever they pleased in he the 'wiener. of Parliament; and Pal ~..im , d t _ ...t. his groom he meet submit. — he *lnst.& that in paahhire , !fetter, ag.inst that %bora no ~, ! ,‘ 7 . ':_ e mono cool/ boo" .and declared a:satever they di.liked so he ni t Ltd US oj filtSittott :i hariogeweril of the Pri•il•ars 01 Polintsent. PtlllOorowt were Mr. WY N N was of opinion that a safe gross nom tyrannical than We tiowermwent ttf Venice. Ile toraeed breach of privilege had never been known. It was, lease is rut. that Main read Catt pamphlet. he anal I Id a gree totbe cvoteactino *hicks hod been pot en it by the Om in fits, ea incitement to the people to make use el nod latereedGeollew .o Ow ( • aetomtat• when lewd 000 it violence. Th. peivileges of that 'loose hail been hod a teittleliCy Of , %Ce• the prowle so art- of Violater, ng In. , A • A _ A , 0 .. H um% li e u m , ~,g,,, d ic k, , w „. t h..,. • is d o . it„..... %ocher. b y owe Covets of Law, thaegh t h e y derived which presented the '...PnVlrfloto oitvofels lug done dnlike ed is ? no additiestal swatted. from such dimitie s ' , baili e Waw, It us* the fear Mitt, 110.i.r alone , which prevented thew ~,,,,,,a t in the e„Detilutine of the Hese ,. There its A , d what did she ita..... it et, .4. I wain did sh e oak.) ••••• shirk the Hoe-a 0t.,• sots p.tintng to the ge real di, ad of she one particular passage in the pamphlet to "threw ee l whole rower. t--[lienr. hear f] Tory •old ihis.thas 'helloes. begged !neon the attention of the (loom. it If these had no aottnifil% is, the roman drt.xed fosse she nilisrlionot et had . a at , oho had power should let loose t he soldiers, he ! the e r soole -,swat.:. of. and tlarrforewere w . In. re. - I Hear. licar !)--Thy- 0. , - she very arge•wet mole •e of would retiot it he could ; end if be br had eek the wanting i.o shoo r ow. Thai slic..l I , k, of the Sinew pervaded in :s Very sal an Act of Parliament, he would it great retest .41 die coootry. he real y believed. At the wow Owe. • hr, et e flort.e, ha is. werseres, awed ski., Is std sh I ...id. 'rite Means and s he a m ine lenit y were gotta /la marl .koala avert slat they mid of themselves, this they iterations of ;modem . * with which he should not then had an hold Of We &Methane of the tonsotry. awl that is ma. by meddle." Ile (Mr. W ) adheted to the *pinions of teerciacand sot by teepee , for We Ilaii•e• that tar people. al .. ... large othenitled t.it ; l'i••I if they did oat lry ~mon force the Mr. ins rind Mr. Hooke, that the (louse weakened reoltie lo yield i" 'Ss" "she s ' is es thf l "'" ld " el h ahad*.- its seihority 'then it stooped to foreign assistsoce, Ow 'lame said of itself meager thiati than soy may wield looked write, oia•inerti as action. weir *integer than Word"- • I to any tribunal pacept its elf. to arch a wringer thing• than o hat had been said ttx 141.1411 tn, wharves case the noose only Putted • power that belonged he um, he, of that pamphlet. lie "PP"'" the h'lttgiatt she 1.. all sehoitlinste Judicatures. The p rivile g es of Is ! rioter In thear. till .i am determined as hrther any • arace oirii , c o . Ti ; .l o . ; wac 0 ,,, i m „ . ;in ; iiwa . further Mose o r l on eel la them, net only for p rotection .... (..n opp. *ere mite,. he •hoold not • o'er more iss n Ili" rubjo•rt - steaitirt the peer occ ill. of the Crown, bet against I t e e. ..'el , ~ ewes, ..g io.t the ineumptinasit power by .he . ui etstwel. eh tar part at the people. The Illtialldfe of 11..v.e. le .. r ,, en, the ta...1 impo New of s Court of I.ord S•ratford had been denied by the is m * means t o .i. r e, in .he nwstat e which of al. others the were lent able to dwale with imPn&alita -le their awn rare. "thew their 'sea ! that were then talaidttl. Ile shook' pot the author f.efoig...sald err:dem istt.i.•• them ta pits's.' aes diet in 'heir . , t he pamphlet rein of the qtteotion, bet from the owe Parda r - when, he lodging in in. •r owl, G .... mi d to k. oi !Il the law in their nwn hats.% they wnold ”%rl .5.. lb • .'e.etn , tis eunisteinea of hid st•paretit station stud mesas of breautti befnre Wen Anal et ery mans of nb:aisiitt,t aPi il. • iabtrm4tion, he c,.eceite.l the Warr was fully jesti. Mr. BA NK Ei wit epoch hart lit many rart• , 'tie ' tied its selecting his 1451 e from idhen equally deter,. Honourable Baronei t e sire , h. lie felt many ' 1 " ,11 " , tap I;.e notice of the 1101184 S whether he ou:;ht not to have inteefeeed, 4101 rifled 1 .%I.lar a few nor.! , to esidattatints from Lord NU. on the Chair to interpose its atitbority• Ilse W " i ' h Y GENT, the iitiainal notti..n was refried, and the Ilsecteet had declaimed ellei"" t he Haute e"lt ai ll ti ' ir g : potio•her ortletr.l to attend at the bar of the House itself a Cnott of late, sail Jade , in its oar, cause.— „„ m„„j o y. He did not know whet mermaids lima. rtienti inteni. i StIZIIII F. OF A RI:P. ed to pursue, hat he mielit. if he thought 1,,0P0r. and • Lop! CAS l'l.Elt liAti'll muted the wood roadiug perhaps would, in a future stage, move that the As. uf t i me Ses it:it:sor• ..,! Ar Lord,ms BM that his objection was less torney.Geoeral be in s tructed to p rosecute. Would • Mr. TNET that be the (louse constituting itself Judge its its nun , to the pr1114.:11.1P ul the Bill, than to curse particular cams. ? He tus! listen:eel attentively le the pasve.e • puts, especially to the clause empowering a single which bad been read ; they were some of the mast Justice of the Peace, upon informotion of which he •ioleset he had ever heard ; they recommended en. en :mere and womb tot ates io vso tee ti.e ;mil. jeclea, to order an sight. But as the officer fo eater Meg Alert of rebellion. They tecommended to the . a de different ekes's in the Bill might be &howl in turn sebsepsent starts, he sbneld reserve Isis objections till the ui erns* Joint Consmitiee. "011.11.0 npouly,dariered , 'bet he 601 ,, 1ght ti. ,tottuiriautt, end it t•-• not je't that he 0,ft.11.1 Iseuird b f Osage who inid nerve' denttd in meet the !Lodi's! Hifemess fact to foe* in au ) place c.at. •get. Mr. wiNsicrr hoped that the whole of the Northers Covelies would sot be pet ender the ope• ration of the Bill, as the disaffection was confined to sow perticeler districts. Mr. LAssuioN wished in ask the IVAN Lord, If he had sot received a commenication from the Dorsey Liesteeents of the county of Mdse., stat• ing that the county was in a state of tranquillity ? Lord CAS flEll EAGII said, that be bed set asserted the county to be in a soots of disturbance, bet is a stew that might lead to it. A letter bad beers addressed In Lord Sidmoath, on the 3il of De. comber, by the Dopey Lieutenants, that an applica tion hail been made to them by fuer Magistrates, for the raising of a body of Yeomanry Cavalry. Mr. wiIARToN stated, that meets disaffection prevailed in cettain districts of the toasty of Barham. The authority whence he derived his ie. formation he could not mow, as it might lead to the insider of the tiartim. Mitch discontent prevailed among the colliers, who were organised sad di. Tided into chiral of 20 each, ender coo leis leaders. anti had e communication with the colliers of the West Riding of Yorkshire. The lion. Gentlemau then trail a lister from a Magittrate of the coon', of Witham, mentioning that the Latobtosi property b.J been parcelled net by so Agratian Law. Ile under stood shit it bad been stated by the lion. Gentlemen opposite (Mi.Limbine). that there sees via disloyally sewing the collies', bet only a greet zeal for Return. 1 hat Refeam, however, wee not a Parliamentary Reform, het a transfer of the property of the present possessors to others. Mr. LAM BION said it was rather strange for a Gentleman who for five or sit jeers had scarcely re. sided in the county of Durham but for eery shoot periods, end whose residence, even at tho.e periods, was many mites from the district allotted In, should come to the House and make sock positive assertions as In the disloyalty of the people. 11. (Mr. Lomb. ton), who did reside amen them, bad made the sabosteet eetteiries from the pelsoes themselves seta, Were interested—the proprietors of coil mines, sod tie trersons who had the direction of coal Among other letters which he hail received he read nor, oiling en accnent of a General Meeting if the Coal Trade at Chew...Wit/roe, allele there was a very [sill attendance. Tenegh the subject of the Meeting Was not the political feelings of the workmen, ennerraation turned on it, sod the writer said there was no one petition present who could say, on his eon k • ledge,or on information he had received, that any of the awn had arms. One Gentleman *sly (whom Mr. lasibten said beisnight time, a, be was eminent is the Call trade. and hail she rnaitertusent of a property with which the Noble lord (Castle reagh) had lately become conriected), Mt. Butt, senior...l in sepproe that the colliers hsu aims 'ft e moiler also sold he Imbrued the colliers were generally in classes, though even the classes were diminished in places •Isete the) hail most prevailed. The soda. ',rights. masons, and other weikasen employed iu e levies, besides the colliers, were not engaged in the classes its Mr. Liettoon't collieries, or those is the neiehbrovhood. There might Its SOD* pollens ' OM Newcastle who had arms, bet they were the only I ~S. The classes (NI r. laintsion runt loved) eery meet. 11161111 of 20 persons, if whom one reed to Is, others poblicatious on Reform, so that one Newspaper served instead of 20; be., unless it email be proved that the object of their Reform was the setivertion lat l ; 4 "w aTKI IING • mamma, 11, sif the Government, the exis•ence of these clews, I *ben they they did 'Mitoses no proof spinet them. As for I The third reading of the Ble•phemoos earl Se. the ides of an Aereriao Law, he did not believe that ditioes Libel.' Bill took t lima last eight It. the 11 .sse 'it " ill "' stud he bad no apprehension of that diet " of I eras, and was nrdeiel to I a Commons, where, slow which the lion. Gentleman (Mr. Wharton) had c-nsirtently with the new inunds• (by fereoritm) hero an hind to inform him had take's place. He should therefute muse, at the prop er time, that the It lo I.egi ,lstlon, ir was reel a first time to to g Bill should not extend to Durham. Ile had no duabt ; House. A.iiiongh the ostensible reason of this haste that lb. Noble bard (Castlereagh) woeld he glad to is said to bo pie•f11111 feltglall, yet the real one is Imo hear this account of the state of the country, al, i t I wit yto the 1:c Press. Sedalia* is the finest net is the property jest now mention's! were divided , the some favour stield he Wended to that of his Noble the "' ld f°tMitlietell to each mg' writer of sp°° ' Retitle, ( ford S . e it art). Patti- ',sweetly, will look far cassolaiion is • I Mr. Rii.;A".Lla grid a few word', quite iosoilible , she honest integrity of a Jury. The Reeder, hew• in the gallery. tier, levy be :.ssered slat Ilia last belosik of Brio Lord NI wros said, that as be had rrc iOnn to till. (mow., wilt long -*maim intact. Na, sea; know much rf the colliers in the Wei; is nothing more probable, ars may almost say Violishire, he could declare that they war. et then if need be, this ins Ration will be re. anti peaceable as soy class of his Majec t s's s ub j ects. Ile was sorry the Bill was centime...l for so t..iig as r uided Int the benefit a ate_ onsisishrtiors. two air slits,. Cllll. i f Otero ohs ass emergency he should not it unfit to pass is for a time. The suhjort of ptivilege oteepied the Woollies of Mr. 11. ClI. VF: reed, in corroboration of the • the House of Commoos, eri•ieg oat of an °pesetas. statem nt of the Mayor of Newcastle, Iwo deposi• . entitle.[ liens which had been recessed, which staled, one of " Triflong Mistake," kr. T he ori g in of 'hi/ Pew •at of a preface in Lord lEessixt.'s late them that the deponent had heard and belie ved that blot in defence of the Whir. N ow , althou g h arms were secreted, and the oth e r t hat the deponent ramp hid beard and believed that pikes/mil other arms had the walk which hes called up the hostile entice of the bests mansfaetered for tb Radicals. i linos* of Cornmeal, was ',ideally the prediction if Lord mil.ToN obaerved, the &petitions only masterly hee d . yet Ito author wee not vehtirty spoke so the belief, not to sh knooledge of the de- ! known bet privately goosed at. Mr. Ilosnue:s i poems's. has the resiatiun el t. On Monday the secret will Mr. BROUGHAM obverted, th at the mayor of ' p Newcastle had made his 1118101Tlittle from the taw. probably out. matins of others, and not from potential knowledge. Lord CAS fI.F.REAGII said, that he had seen a letter in the bends of a Member of that Mese, men. tinning that the agent of the lien. Gentleman comm. site (Mr. Lowborn) hail dismisresl many of the heads of classes from their sitestions, sod he rhos& it was worthy of enquiry, •by they bad beets &missed from the employment of so est-Mont a Reformer ?—(Cries of " hear !" from the Ministerial side ) Mr. LA M RION said, be hoped at least the Gsn. denten wile were load in their approbation, wneld wait to enquire whether the fact was tercets; though the overheating clamour with which they re ceived soy assertion from the Noble loud, no mutter haw suppetted, was NO notorioes to be remarked upon. Tot make this fact conclusive (I de not mooch for the fact;—from (.old Guilt/mesh), the Noble Lord slid not eolith for the fact. Bet if It were tree, that some of the class-men had been &citified, it would be first necessary to ktiow whether it •ss on accusal of their principles 'bat they had been dismissed. The Noble Lord bad seemed to hint, that he (Mr. (aiialsten) had semething In memos with those itrforniers.—(fie, rte!)—lie had *loess declared his hostility to the sort of Reform which they sepported—he hail met them in their meetings, sad declared whet amerce he teat willieg to sop. Lard CASTIEREAGII Iti4. he knew toot Ito Wu, Gentleman had it.ty oiffe , eof ',nitwits..., 1`... n , .lie Reek , ' R•ferinert. nor I 'l o I.P 94.• ". to *1 sack prinriplet in hitt, Ile had read el 4 • ra ,, , , re a speech on the subject, *halt the 11•.1. il -.1..1.*.ttau. with the maniises• whit h steer arn •Ite.• i.,,, ,•..,.1 0 ,4, had wade at a public eire , ing. Bet O. feared ht wee disposed to place more r.n6Jenee in the 0101 PM Ite. formers then it was rodeot in do. Mr. LAM irroN espressrd honarof sitisiell. Al In Use ditch, ri. of the cleteetoo. n- tit test wee not r •esaterable for whatever hail Inetql .Irene, es be had Aerie no direcsinne an rue wakj..... Lord CA4TLEILEAC:II raid * ... only oreosoli th ed Oast be bad head, to assist the llos. lilember id bit entioirier. Sir C. 1121N( . 1i wished the HMI should be end, fisted to three Wads of the County of Nortiietner4 laud. 1 . I . lt, 11111 was thee read a attend time, and ordered ( in be ennonitimi nn Mortis,. . A Message from the Lords aaneenred to the Haste, 'that their Lordships bed snouted is the Amendment, •in the Training Preventing Bill ; sod bed petted • Bill fo- the Punishment of Blaspheinnea s o il F • rditi e ge I,llrelt, io which they drslred the concurrence of that , Hoes*. .. _ Ti l e tartar Bill wils Feast a diet time, and ordered lobe geld a sornalri rime ms Mouthy. Sir C. MON( K 'mistiest ros ask the Notile Lord, if the inierreciiise at Sawa Miler" hart bees 'impressed; and if the etiologies' taa that bad eccasieeed it hod been repeal,. ? Lord CASTLEREAGH replied, that the boar. rerti9n hod /wet. quelled; that the opplisitine to she is:. abide oar for local perpossis. had arises Isom isiscoricepit ; bet timid ens r.he epos hiss ielf to stile, seethe, the las bad, or bad get, bite tepttled.—Adjuvettipd. I' A 111 S. The espolsinn of &I Gregoire from tbe Assembly, is not on the rrnontl yr Ids noting onto(' for the &silt ..f Louis v 1., i•I toe Natiotml Cnventims, bet fasts • poisit or lea, the riertion being intat;4l, hens hi 4 not being • resident in lb. &pummel of It* Mete. Thee million' of mono) hutretwon transfmtrea within the I•.t fortontht from London to Paris, to be iniested in the French Fruits. litun the nlil esise.e. " Why,* a man's t re a tiwte rill W his heart Oen." ffill nosy presum., th.' nutters of this 0) ing mind will, or. I.fisd, run gins it. I' • It : 411 ST(3II KS tilt ' smo, Skkr k 1 3 inn Cad. Ne.t. 6.1 1 1 4 pr. tsris.. Coo. I. ;ter lima. { per Ceti' re Cass* Su Navy 5 1..' C.- . Ira li 16.16 dia. 11.8 twit It tin v* Ace. 63.. TH. BTA'l'i►S - !low mach like crimieals are t►e people of England treated by the remit Moisten. Whew a delis,- spew is takes op by a thlef.tsker she list thing isle minim. if It has any aims shoot him.—if he has. to take 16em from him ; and she n eat thing is to make him stood still till the irons IFS fiVPiird Ole his less. Th. floosie Commeos is indeed fell of bestow at this rime; mad by their edipidg, will be sore to give a nee life to the Stock Each's'', ere long. betters dated the 19th alt. were received yesterday from Cadiz. Tbo yellow fever hod then nearly evolved its ravers, as the cases bad diminished to 41t, sod only 13 deaths were reported on she pre. ceding day. Of the went of homes salteria4 pro. diced by this horrible malady some conception may be formed from the smelliest contained in Ow, let. tens, am in Cadiz soil its sii inity more rhea 1:i,090 pomp, have perished. The disease has been so wash more fatal to males than to female., that the propor . Vst of women to the mem who have died is said to be only as 1 to 23. Advice. from Gibraltar of the 18'b sit. OW, thst on account of the abatement of the Icier ice Ap.latee sic, it was daily •apeated that a Prochomalint. *Reid be issued, permitting fin istercoares aith that Pro' fleet as fumed,. 1)s , Item wry .rise V sk lOW UM RS 4 If la VW end cull ►ee! tivo elor w.l obl besi app vi al b) , I low t.. 1 a