The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-05-13 00:00:00

~~ • riaAaTietraleliTiCit: totreggo"r 7 vir t i f i tt rr a agnir , Vim% 114 1 Vilocb.10 0 : w eb from Perearnbeesr;.. from St. C oicZE reior loktallkeri lair . Lesti Gift r." 1 " 1 9. ....o•.. s hinillll arraf, hilt& ligam, Vie dOwn from sbe River, and remains lathe Dewey the Marpret, Shatc;:gortlie tllii y Nf Hoe , • • hiele-41asied brie Livi•tasAi o Brooks, Item St. Deem— &t 1 the El tonspAterieles,eolska • • tibamgeggskiktt)l2.—Arrieed the Leid KWIC jrfattitio4il4.Nortalimpase, Tebbett, from Loud.. ArileetriiotsHis Majesty's ship Curlew, has'pet beck to Sr. lOW • FALatetrtek MAY. 10.—. Nothing salad or sailed of soy contiettesisce. • PaIIZASCS, MAT 10.— . . Arrived the Battey, Ross ini, from Hayti for Londe., with pert of the cargo ofthe Stoop Kitty, Seettratk i largely lost on her toy. se fro* Limerick to Lapdog,. LaTtatoot., MAY 11. Arrived to-day as fellows: .1.415 e Dawson: and Elisabeth, from Saveaoah; ikrivedeni end the Armond's, from Baltintosor sea. legyedibe Voting from Cberlestouv'Gra. tiled. the Agenors, from Bolds ; Ruth end the St. George, front Beenni Ayre'; fahporter sod the Financier, f rom N ew York; Robert Quay lea, from Calcutta ; and the Brothets, from Jamaica. • GitArrsEND, MAY 11. , ---Arrived the Prince Co. Siurg, Godfrey, from St. itisloes; Catharines tkell, from Tnierille; Broughton, Bell, from Catharines, berg; William Mowers,. Mann, from Rotterdam ; Ranger, Droop, from Rotterdam ; Prince of W s . tenon, WC:built, from Itnisica ; Lord Nelson, Don. kin, from Norway; Robert and Sarah, Johnson, from Cadiz ; Emily, Hayes, from Li.bon ; Robert and Margaret, Gray, from Memel; Melton, Craw, from Memel ; Mein well, Smith , from M em el ; G r and Sachem, from the South Sees; Simon Cock, Row eon, from Berbice ,• Harmonic., Warope, from Am. mordant ; Vrolv Angea, Saari), from Amsterdam • H er e n iou., De Vries, from Embden.—Sailed Oporto Packet, Fading, for Pernambuco; Unions, Thrum, for Ostend; and Inclination, Diteljeu, for /Immo. The vessel which it building at Depttemf far Lord COCHRANE if nearly finished. She is to be called the " Rising Star." The whole complement of the crew Is complete, which consist of about GO men. His Lordship bad about WOO applications from Officers only. The marriage of his Royal Highness the Duke of CAissalnos was to take place on the 7th inst. Workmen were employed last week, under the in spection of Mr. Realm. the architect, and in sip presence of Sir T. B. aealtx, Comptroller of the , Navy, to bore.the had of the Medway, in direction front the easlom-hange stairs, Rochester, to Shoed Quay, for the purpo .s ia of ascertaining whether a foesulatiee can be obtained it that place, sufficiently Arm far. the eepport ,of a now brid4e. Davey-LANs --The Comedy of theDrausiefis t f, one of the rattiest and best productions of .Itearitot.ns, was performed last night at this Theatre. ' The cheracteg. of Vapid, its most striking relative, was most properly assigned to Eta.tatos, en& his per formance•of this reminded us of his best d. s,, end was estremely spirited and judicious. Tike east 'of the play was also very well rest. Herinetthettreond act ef the play, some alarm was excited autong - the audi. *nos by the 'Alin of water on the map; she idea that part of scenery.wiss on fire presented itself, and abase persona rushed out of the house. Tha per. formaoce was suspended. It was admitted,' that some canvass was really Ignited. bet the !Woo was almost immediately eatiuguishrd. ora.ate assurance from Mr. EttisvoN to that effect, .proceeded. Rossun 'fatc.arng,- 7 The G ran:Violent !left's. burgh, which wa-idestroyed by fist in 1811, has been *boils by a Frenth architect, in the service if tee Emnroir Aar.aantlck It was opened in Februsty; Ind made a most brilliant appearance. His Majesty was present at itrapettleg, 'sad 'vilified his entire satisfaction at the appetsvanie of the near saloon, whirl is not inferior Won? in Europe, either in the beauty of its strectere, We Its decorations. The Ins: pedal boa is placed horde the curtain, and occupies she space. of three boles; it is ornamented in a se. perior sty le, and diffets entirely from that of any other , European Theatre. The pit is furnished with : sbilet: 260 a raw:Mira, which are numbered according toehlit Hessian cesium. It is computed, that at the donee.' itched ball, 1%,000 persons may be present, nOilr pass freely through the dilfetenl parts of fhb bendiest' It is nevetthelesa inten4ml to build another sale**, a huger scale sear a• Palace of A nistchkalf.. , , • Ta t Commkiew of the 'House of Comesairourtho AntiAirsoopoly ?MO**, 'ivied by 14,000 pertains, wils•tritamlning evidence Attie/the whole or the lest wee 4 l6,4pri will cositieeelio labelers for some time. leisportent diaeloaeves have already Sakes place. cirountrastee 4 . 11 Worthy :et blisefration, tkat ettheogh wheatlpaii bees falling frirovtreeel weeks past, Sour hat' wet :wperieneed, ant...attention in price. It has lagro SOs,, pop 44 /foil the beginning of this year. This is olsoui tiiiallisats of the abolition et the Assize... ,A, Zii.iiiitatia.ar is to proated forth. with to Ireland; to esiertoi the eeemand on the Cork *Mop, in 44‘ 1060:0.Witairal HALLowsLL, who is appointed ao sossmistA the squadron ordered for a taro *44 oe otottattoltil Channel. All the Royal Martila sort lioactoo, or ...Arial to embark on bean)• she lispships. Plysaatia..lll be ads' rendeppiirs. A 11.111:: " :111110 ehei by Mr. Pialtiiintilialit at Weil kilted previously bee. sroatitrulloo into W cfsfaCppd bring up a large Nshirhit•ooseitiaoroly into theair t bet asaisappreaselti: ins the polydg c eras killed. It measered live feet front the tips ptiteitriirgs when Wended, ;ide COMM Eitelealeilll s MAY 13.e-Oar Wheat 1 was eaceelfAily heavy Ms mornill, having bet fel buyers at market, end to effect sales loyal prim very sabtokted to. Barley also west of very !brain Lot prime maltinit samples sipport SiosiddyN.pitifik. bating - bet little etthat sole,.antl rather 'cliteitai l ':ante; kßeuy, Ire . ,•*; ker 11 SIALTICSMAN: ''' 1 ' . '4o4l o llll l lNa'AVirigi.,./arGliP '''' ' voorro .t.. , to. too ..1 . -.:* , . • ' . 1 tfe • 1,4 i 41 iv...,, ig. , if. dffigrif.p.- . i t 's.' . .• I . • P rl nsol l 4 l V lD l Pa rliln l / 2 41 0 e illif* ... 4 4) ... 4 , 4k# ,‘ A 100 A . ,il4‘ „i . :,, , i Salt 4 1000 seek h.p.imeasliNalloilb;eveka A ... ...tbilie get.oksollfiell assaimiesalliosplab. Ilk. boAllitorio .♦ r . -.1 . ♦ , , si t ..a.• 1 Ile. Villiegeeiteboloot by s ila:Nimokyyteee • ,t . • 11 16•411 1 11ilooeoboy.by helper ~ .• i. • S Lora 'o boy br,Softetty, 11. 1 sot r.. Mob's by 11,0? iiipliestiard lefties Ivy IPAIre c hil , • Seven Omit for 9-yr oltik-ediNi Sok Ile Set. 41b. , 0 , Lod Dedhipedle*l o T ll / 1 1641/P ll' - .1 Lord Ruse's boy colt Leper - Mr. TboodtillVertmerretrit by mid 1.. s tura ea 1 •isiltemp. Ito 1 opt Upill. .110,140,empossiarif 2)lp Neil, for 9-yr olds sod Ilpwateo. A. F. Mr. •sN maker, 4-yry ski, 7.t. 111 b. 1 Sir 14 tit , 4-yrs old , 7.. lON. Oggr in -- Lord D 'o W biker. 6 yr. old. 94. 4111-. I Getters! Groorbones Toe Flyer. 4-tr. old, list. eb. 4 lir. Wollostoo's Fogitive. need, 9.t. lib. - 5 4N 1 atiot'llerryortker. 3to 1 apt Whigker. Ito 1 Apt rite /Flyer. Stu 1 apt Fogi4ire. MUNI GARTH?' NAVAL AKD MILITARY BIBLE SOCIETY. Yesterday the Anniversary of this Instifetion was held is the King's Concert Roost, Heysetirketb The room was filled at an early hour. by...erect/we 4/4 this first teifiettebility. At twelve tfih Char was taken by his Royal Ilighnese the Duke of York, accompanied by the Archbishops of Canterbury end York, the Bishops of London and Gloucester, the Kari of Harronby, Lord Gambier, Sir James San. mares, William Wilberforce. B. Shaw, • Ch. Grant, &qrs. the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rev. Messrs. Owen, Woods, Henderson, Cussinghans, &c. The Report was read, and gave a satisfactory account of the funds of the Society. Several contributions had been remitted to it by the Army in resew ; 42%1. from the Glasgow Auxiliary Society. of which the Duke of Kent and the Duchess of Gloucester bad sondescended to become patrons; 2301. from the Edinburgh Bible Society, one day's pay 40 the Ist Battalion of the (l ol a I Scots Regiment, &t. Upwards of 11,500 copies of the Scriptures had been dissemi nated during the last year. The Report concluded by stating, that their Royal Ilighnesses the Dukes of Kent and Gloat:ester had become patrons, and that the Bishops of Salisbury, Winchester, Norwich, and Rochester, had accepted the office of Vice.Pre. sidents. On the motion of the Archbishop of Csnterbory, seconded by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Report was ordered to be printed. Several impressive speeches were delivered by the Archbishop of York, the Bishops of Londe's and Gloucester, Mr. Wilberforce, Lord lisrrowby, and ethers. In all of them the Duke of York was warmly commended for the attention he had shown to the best interests of the army, and the admirable regula tions be had introduced, bat particularly for his seal to diffuse religion among the soldiers, by encouraging the circulation of the Scriptures among them, by a proper sad judicious selection of accredited Chaplains, end by the institution he bed established at Chelsea for the education of soldiers' childreniti moral and re. ligioes principles. The good effects resulting into this had been already seen, and fully entitled his Royal Highness to the high character of being the soldier's friend and father. Several high Naval cha racters gave also a satisfactory account of the good done by the Scriptures in the navy, and expressed their hopes that the Society would persevere in its _ my. pawpaw of steering • wrong Cowrie! A110w... now to revisit year Lordship's attest tion to an instructive fact, with which we cannot bet be sensibly struck, in tskini a retrospective view of the suit which, for wore. than seven Centuries, has been prosecuted by the PEOPhE versus POWER, and which suit is nut yet decided, In this tedious eoitesi for. fully recovering Itself lost rights and liberties, violated as I have said by a scoundrel Norman and his troop of lawyers, the Pen. pie, until the present age, until the very days of per. eons now Wog, neves loved advocates to conduct their contest Oil a prAciple.. Which : kg*** that the• public cause was properly understood' Consult what documents, we , will, whether the Bill of Rights, the Petition id Bight, Magna charts, or ant er that:soeltitode produced in the struggle with Charles 1i- or others, either prior to Maps Charts, or sebseqeent to the Revolution, we shall invariably hod that the demand was not for that which includes oil of liberty, a complete restoration of the.Constitetion ; but merely for a cessation of some glaring and of fensive abase or abases; for redress of some particu lar grievance or grievances ; a remedg against 'Me brutal wrong or wrongs; or ,a removal of some spa cific oppression or oppressions; all of them mere il lustrations of the existence of the true evil of the State; merely diagnostics of that evils but not the evil itutit—THE ABSENCE OF SELF-GO V ERN ENT- Bet the present generation, iastrocted by their flaWerinpi u well as by the newel growth of km,. ledge, seeing deeper, and having ascertained the radi cal cause.of all abuses, all grievances, all wrongs, all oppressions, and of course preferring to sick on their own extended rather than on their imesters' con tracted knowledge, therefore demand aradiped Re form of tbat radical rail, THE All41.;$0. OF SELP,GOVERN ENT, or, in equivaiitett,protds, NuN4EPRESENTA.PON. Nor will flimsy, sophistry, nor spoor* wit mil ' either -- intheir benevolent labours. Thanks were unanimously voted to his Royal Highness foe condescending to preside that day ; and in acknowledging the attention of the Society, he begged leave to assure them, that white no man coeld feel more grateful than he did for the very lettering manner in which his (deads had spoken of him, he should consider it the strongest proof of their eget. tion to him their giving a liberal sepport to the So. ciety, and enabling it thus by their donations to be more and mere useful. At three the Meeting broke up, and a considerable amount was , received at ate door. An Or.o MAN'S ADoICII TO A YOUNG MAXIMS Of PAIALIAIIINT.—Enter the house of • Commons as tho.temple of liberty : do not dishonor, that tom pie; preserve year freedom as the pledge Of ye*. integgity. Read, enquire, hear, debate, aed thee detelotiee. U• cot without enquiry approve of, nor o ithout goat, cease oppoie, the memo res of the Court. The tree patriot will lend his assistance to tumble the, Kiwg to adinieleter justice, to protect the subject, and to putandiie the nation. Avoid bitter speeches; yes mmet , nostorevile, bet to ream. The best mem may en, tiod . therefore be not ashamed to be coos' singed youriegf, nor to be ready to reproach •therei, Remember, that your electors did not send you to Perlialment, to make your own fortune, but to sake care of their,. Stand aloof from party rage, as yes week , from a pestilence; there cannot be a greet"! mischief befel a country than a dreadful spirit of. vision, *bids rends it into tfflitilistinct people, sad makes them greater enemies if t each other than if they were WO adverse natiolut:. It sinks virtee, le. 'treys common' sense, and-notingukhes thillretlllif good nabs* - compassion; end humanity." 1100 . 411/ vilialistri_lltipliAi -of pities* allure you friW tbdr tbstil"Terrtitre not Chosen by '”or commit te'ilin afterleiiiiltilroppritt therefore wove:l**,4er 0104tHet1 I`Nisteniber that 'nits' vote sacisrliif the Ralii*Of . 'REitletilbev too thelertificatioW * mu I;: s b i theiiiit t igiteMpt tb aped liiONtaloieVy - theiutietreltVisW' _ Air applied for deception, .-._ Jr stay ! them inv . Cofrott or mislead the common sense of mankind. A word here, to those well-meaning bet eehsppy sceptics, who are only sceptics because too idle to read and ton indoleek i telkink, who say, 6 We confess, Vie hare uothiwg to oppose to the demonstrations of ;001 4 on which universal freedowi and anneal election are shown to stand ; but yet we prophecy that the fall enjoyment of those rights would produce a wild in vasion of all ppoperty, confining*, anarchy, blood shed, and, firytily, a military deapwtism! 4 4 *L I!! MI t we n. t wreilr o whew thestc,hildren of indn. fence 8,4,44' : ,et the, mete 4eie and in the gavot bread', Rano, their 'both end ignorance, cliiiiik the *ift of prophecy, . and *v/3011ov; Which, belt% contrary to nature s conotcpsefopen? These fetsple is minded persons, et once. Iticel, au erstitiens, 044 dogmatical, ariyActiyo ri imliecility in themselves that is truly pitiable. t,ik it tbry (earl • They iti4,oest majority, of the community, alcnolt 11 111 the pisory Aided their...bfriladright, by being au eluded from the CINA.I/0 1 btosefit of freedom ; in moo eeoittenee ot:.lbet etly4siitih;;eliregielTiOPPlessioo . 4 setsmeation t as mete& notheroolles . tyeeseitwUrtreeteal j etiorintaftelpeWipt en esnoneeipiell 'ktiefos, reiiiiii*lechice forthili*E, • aft A , ...„ , ~.:,;‘, :• , — bt • Oatipnatcom ntie4l/6= 1° ,1" 41 % his W. 'in ,Mlr - 'Me 00(111,kt-to other pithhe doirMi li tni bOtiiii cella common .4,1141 by hie rii111101,.:10bnOr, "My , oink . eiembell! Of the stikertt ehloillevivilb thiewasslitaewisi eeersioroweebiliti ti %iambi, %gat to ataiw Te i the'etitaitind i corn -111104111010 eMteedeeno ..,oho , Ito tv)h ..!-1,... , . . 7 • I.l,74rateNtilli! I V°, i l'6 :li r I""ight t 6 411- . 1 110104ils . 11 . 4 law Aeso a. °s tereos! toe by .ed .reassike.j'estiorio .10511 , broeveientn: .18161,414:2=thaftri:st 1.0 116 x of Wetiihr,ldattia! • °Wenr is the thtiee'ef GOD 4 .-1 •:," ' '• : ':a s•• •• • • : • : ..,,.. i . _ _____ .. L i mp HOLLAND. 1 If sts, intik 11114 1 1110 tee* OM iltiviy at Usti *Thil II" I pet elation, that' irlibt lo 'eh might eedht feta ~ , . ffleoeifit MGM? Holt. is ittsMilltsrakile , ItAlliA4 01 " hot a Preened SeePtir 6 fas di 161 P0n....i , , " 11 , 0X,t,oRil HOI.LAND,P.III...AIiIIA.e.-MMcMankra boob **plias* en a deity's esistelltak' Milt least, OF NOTTINGHAM, ate. am. ae. . Is Ont s sceptkieth tosehing' i'lfeiti litiflAilsit asses 4 - . __ - Alta Ili' OM -•-, (Caodudei from ear Paper of Tirssuivy . aceordieg to the law of *nature, tkit • is, the law et —. God, which seep leknifeads - to taiillieelevis prophecy, t, togereely know hew,. ley Lord, to quit the topic of events contrary re neturat 'abases, eemetking like oft incite importance to practical. statesmen of an blamed's that God u net entile so mite St fievis• son principles. Viable( yes to, renaleete opt what softies p ' • itou ,:in .c ' 1 . have been the probable cosmonauts's, Mid *Atieordieg to thelesiottelef peliphote s If Iwo . eme England spontaneously, and with a noble nisei. wheat for oat fete., btead c it *lll Prodeetliiiiitiet miry called on Americate have assumed lad . for oat poison. If I. sow goad to *thee., ersolusst holding out to her at the same time the right laud et seep evil to ourselves. If wil sew liberty It olifitie* erection and friendship; I desire you to regal to up slavery. And these sageoless persons, wbsi- inn year recollection what have been the actual cortalt• so sceptical, es to sock effects from layer isiteettli quinces for more than belie century of Welding a eon treadtlywrinegh sesolloot a Isellekthet. it 'weltreb sound priaciple, its the Declaratory Act of 1706. tend to the great eacludleti ieitijekly , AO' illitrlild ()tight we not ever to keep in mind, that pried. bandit of suffrage, they .itieldipisifttilltrt-all• Ali pies are ht fact our only sure guides in every art and were elevated, and plen a / 1 41'SW Still eieelllll.llµ in every science? and that prodigal operators,. when cense, see they, Ii that sltiliediShild 01 4 01611 , issiMi they act contrary to soviet prisiciples, are ever like. reside a 'efficient physical force fee the porpeWito 1 . dering and marring what they undertake?. And any first thous af t loard b i v. f ewsomoti t pulpaastioi in we not, then, infiattely indebted to the gaeduess of that etteard and appevesediatejosityv *ft Ofralilli the Deity, who, as is other sciences, has milled as force doss is reside. . 'IIs .604 it de • seteueskoh to discover the principles of the science o( fours. act is hatted et oppressieti wittlitarudiessee-perrelse sornment • ,that principle le .perlitilar, Represents;- it to mongol It .ft,lnsest setae rot eepetittesie is. lion, with s eet which weohoold hiss sodt e ll‘to $1440 jest* do net arise!. it. intectlest rustle' actimscwill es safely through the-littrigaeles • aed, ificeldes lialltre make Weser, 1- If at enfeelivig, isisalesigi.eis• national concerns, or to Preserve us from the fangs *Oen of 1 ." Petitions of . Right" have not irritated of arbitrary power? it to active ireegeance,-shall attrotios4Allaillosem s bad ' Is not the principle of Representation itself, for a complete redreki of its vieematteintsdeilkoheroitr. directing out political navigation, a benefit as coo• loop arsd mischief'? — if/ /00V3 :ilt.ftr a?. Fpirsous as that of magnetism, which is man's Its*, As the forlorn hope InAlett rfermsksg t 1/0 4re et by night as by day, through the pathless ocean? And last asked, " 11 ." II" 1 14101!". (014Pliest Shifftirrmsciv were it not, in a politician. at the helm of State, as Revolietionr Oar lineage /A.!! We i rgolinglisk errant a madness to cast from him tWepresesna. Reform, that wormy not spiepitfece French Revs* tive principle, as for a seaman at the hs& of a ship, l ot i on .” ~101,, to cast overboard his magnetic needle ? Lot es, No—some of these virteheeikelf.reseesting per. then, look well to that admirable compass, our sons of properly, so far es respect.' ,the paystcA4 Constitution, and Carefully repair it whenever des. FORce, of the usbouriogypen s l ssis k woossessisous mixed! means of that secsrity fur which Oupporsigestuslues. Representation being entierstionably " the hap. For preventing violence from ,theg,,,plotget force, pint discovery of political teisdom," are not those, there are two intelligible modes„of..pospieding. , —. my Lord, the " visionaries" who Can dream of ea. ONE is. absolutely to maim these labaerlisit.poor in 'hinting the political ocean with a worthless compass, their BODIES, by burning out their eyes.• minion the needle of which had lost all attraction to the pole out their tempes t or crippling shelf hands on fen; of public good ? . to any este of which modes of ,proceedieg. therastese, But how much worse than a visionary is that however, coksiderable objectiees, seeing hew litetee. treacherous state pilot, who tabors the helm with,. moist the poor are to the production and ,presolepao treasury.niagnet in his hand, by the power of 0,114 tioa of that property. . I ~t yowl! be draws the needle to what point of corrupt intitost ~, The OT H Ell intelligible Mode is, to reelesifillin be pleases, but ever wide. of the true pole, fotAke their MlNDtkany inclination , to lido I• of tolimis mil general„F illissatice. As • , odotorost • leading mos sem to that end, it shoeld see% that to @steed to them a free enjoyment ottheirMeilleright to shire its the election of thole who are toimake laws foribg COIDIROh benefit of rich end poor; west be the best ; and let it be hue repeated, the& le the etcluded majority of the People, the plosicalforce, so d for ' for - 64, so **al by folly, happily „ society, for lie pampered * helpless and useless especially, does woe raids. .Bat another: foolish Apprehension haunts the ignitions of the timid. "If all poor persons hAd dip 'electoral franchise, would not persons every wsy .conteseptikle sod videos beeleeted representatives?" No t ; . ,FOr prolgctinit s mesa in the lower sitestioes society, as IntOirlity Its dame ascends, look to threw above them, Under a rational omenigation,ln ever] electoral district, there would be found the gradatioos of wealth and poverty, of knowledge ignorance, of virtue, and the want of it. Welith is amoral power. goo it led g e is eaters) power. VirtAp is natural power. With all these freely operating ou the pub triode while nothing weredpiritiotten by elections it'd, laborioes duty, would not the poor seek vicar pcll tectors among the most wise nod most 'lmmo', Nl* a strong bias in the favour ir is employed 'l4l , lo Look .aeross the Atlantic • int actikeitt f i nit owl; comfiest sense arid experience:. 7 • Believing theforegoing obrobaL."- in truth, I can very Veadily it' to be true, that I have, " mistaken views of Utley r that therefore I bate adopto of GovernmentP l History r nu neccessary connection; thought of looking into piste liament passed in semi-bat whether or not thy country that freedom which God al which tyrants, ak war With teitow.eirn . "bote . unciasine ti .13m+ , from Ott . t' . , ,- Nor do I entry Me fealitiki 40 ilre tsgilfelflgh l3 l6l/ critics who are capable of so Inittentid eying Sofa teleMill at they lute, ittqf westing lane in iiitiesenttfig the Constitution,' whick Were bettik' It'iti WO/ artily trying to underttand, tidO ite'liOstrail seribbling to undermine it. ::306,‘ .. 6!s= m Anhui's% In comaienttag Ott thir s ted' 'of my'llioff iiti proposition, I hays aimed . beejt eoniewitit di_ll:sie, I'msd yietsoiieetirOitthir Oh ivir;lB l4l l2 *4 diPt 4 poSition of the Palittbergb' . 14Wert‘ Wilk no Aiiii iflrootatery he reklitis,'Vkif dr. 4 00 DV 'P'-' I l tTie* meirii duly' 011si'itisila iiitheiltfet of 'die 'IWO (M, toll,* 'ota 61110 of etmi great 'body o l'the Penpli:"''' - 1 ")' n. saittin g oliii; evert Witllol/"l i Mkt (Mrs Of 1406' 41400'desitotiim„ the &lel' ftergikOf se•thilitt; '4•41,41 ,1 ••• tii••• litigs'i - enditild. 9 110th townie add iesed• Wilke *hole naktiht is ibiely *oder:Walt Let'hii'fiiktfne lyi6 in Witte,' look into Locket .(13. 2, !,87„ffi p 142), and hide his heed with shay!' PititittbfY' r ody Lord, I bate said eneagh to middy y'do'. 11‘,4,1 ) 9 11tenalife h the itotiviothat the autheilty tWiPaillaiiieni I. untimittiV %Vile it, 'Weed, ow: lipsi!4afti that doctrino tines bunny established, ,stiout' not etir esperience have ceoviitted as, that to to ' iltO! le t tiould have nothing to espect at 'tsf l t P iiettise aeon, 'but Ms irtjustict, . • col t i 'd celty, and a Itend:llka: s , • Con iliiir: WikeryotVheir sufferings, not toe toe'llsefleled , . Algiers, or ausoNg - • '"iPW'Lordsbf !Urged for ' of the tewyers, Ind shade's el into the mote Parliament; a feel shield While in fact which ez, I l loin peeper. id**. '• 11 diiiii*Vt•tipt tii' veil liiriSor 'I4OV, questiiii':' "'Mei Wain the Est ftiiiolalsbillirmys i the 110 Mit*. 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Hu,. , . .to butt o, . to t fi .S " ' ' Voliitaii • - is i l r I 1 c itk i l itt bdow • , is,' Iris t Id' ti - a is or ti nc..., IbatWadont to 1 1 );:iiiitia r its ickndivlitd to doidelinses edOttili yt e biii without airOtil r#ti keyteOst p9l r and innFal printiplei 'and I shoeld'ipaili i liki for . or . or it drPet arbainas to i ler r of dijiiblf dedfit'lB and natare $" U ;*, Gaa; b‘;‘ 1441:t4 ' tousle carry or ',mu swurwriess, re, or among lb. vilest horde of barberlins. Lordship, let us hope, has" a mind too t en- le being contracted into the tricking pedantry wyers, for giving actions the weight of troth., oirs the salve of realities, thereby failing more then pagan crodelity' of coasidering int; In ki present neo.efectire carniitioa, as field of representative armobr to die Penptss, fact no bettir than a tettkgedirlocil-cevering poses the upend AWN*, of tbi most tot .: .4i A.* *) .). % V • f' , !~` f 14 a • • 41•17.,1' !- TT -- 19 1: i"" R