The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-02-04 00:00:00

As they bid settled the List of the Committee, they tnieht es well mime the ?eretineers also. A MEMBER, whose nuns we rush net leers, who spoke front the third Miniver's{ Bench, said, Ihst IM 11... Gentleman had declined tuning se e s Serseinmer, because the List was shady smiled. Ile, for one, telt hurt that he should be 'opposed se base been dicialed tn. Ile bad 'het mottling fosse on Ms Hale a list ioderd ; bus he 'knight it his dell In slier fin, 110_, and I. insert Ilse names of many Members Olt lb. opposite side, •bent he thought preelicit mew. Ho therefore thooght the impaisiion Mr. TIERNEY said, that Fe should be sorry to tws supposed to have included its has chew all the Mon.bers of the noose. Bast he enald WI the Hon. Gentleman, rho wss sot, he believed, a Member of the lasi Parliament, that he had found from nal fogm experience that the same lists were found, by the same strident, on the tilde or s great number of other Gentleaseo—(o burgh ). and, by the same esti. I.arm esperigartat be had found, that those who pos. seised the ladopersdeure of the lion. Member were in the minority, egad the majority was composed of those who pot the lists is the ala.a just in the ware state as they had found them on dear tables. It was said to be a joke, and therefore he would net do gt, or he could hest teed a list of the Members rhu woold has. been on the Committee. Mr. Alderman WAI I llMANs.id r that be should suppose thore was some mistake in the st•temeut that the bad been sent round. for he bad found nu such list on his table.—( flew! and w laugh.) Sono, other Members were then •ppoioted as scru tineers, and they withdraw ; the glass lucked up is ■ bow. Mr. S. WORTLEY prenenleil a Petition from the Mereasnis and Manufacturers of Bradford, ogaiust lb. Rewiwption of Cash Payments. Election Piiitioos from the following places IMO ()Meted to be she. into considerstien— sam.,wer ((:osy) March IS. I Geld Grimsby limb 29. 74,,i tuv i um (T,wn) Worth t? lisaisey Man." '1 , 3 Caawliutd 1114rdi 15. Haileaff• Marell VIENTNIINSTIA HUSTINIGS BILL. Mr. 111014Ln mewed the third readia4 of the Destaioster Dustings Rill. her F. BURDETT mid he shoold have bees Wasp inclined Is forward any minnow which Nook) isideinoify thit for is We relief this bill was tatroded, frees the salsteseen c'- petit.. which had fells as his, it hi. Wolfe May allowed him so to do. Ni.' on the rne•tderstiee of thi• piestioes, divested of private &Map be could ant agree that sire lielldeebill who held the sere of High Bailiff of Westailmter Wald be allowed to throw atlas non • shoulders the burden of an site •bleb he •oleatarilv had unteetaken. NM oily had lastest! been •otoss tar.ly oftierlakeo, hot he bsd paida large saw sf mom, for the sake The INN which she present bill was bawled su mad. nee op. ism paned Is 1811, is the retionsosesdasios of a Can. NOW, which at she time of recommending it Wed, that it Was eitijectiosable, het that peered, as they comelled ilsonweives to be by the weeselty of Mecum. imagloinglise he ebonite. is Oh not any goad posed.) that the pewee of Mealmientot depended on Its passing. they had briniest it foralsrd se the host wasore which occurred so the spur of the eeraieee. This Act, whiled as it may hare been said to have bees by Its authors. had sons coarineed far ernes years, sod he thought .ha Hwy ornate* agree that they were eel warremed its reseniogalliensore whole ssehlectiosahlr ia melt. TM High hod stated that the proles of ho seat wee only ILO. • year—a visitemeal so the face of it hardly probable • soh respect le_ • place for abseil she Gehilanate hod gists WO. But if they looked ono the oc. emus they would we the ani-e of it. The gems rola were • hoe ale of shestkone wee reereveo P rest 01501. in the Dean mad Cloptee.alff tin IHM &Alf monwer paid MIL • Isise to a Dewey. BM 1119 awn of these andoesloss, tho:l4 SOweew usable So W rden ee the bates of Ms alley. bef was we waited to mass to Patinae*, in relief It was a law petneipk, that bevel. aad harden thootd on together. Where the knelt of the mine was tonal to the horded, hot if Ow howl. vinsdivWed swag a aunts r of net., ideals, It leaseell to be contended, that they Amid he relies ed tees the weetwasy o ,l 'o' l of ft. became the sass . sold nut salamis* lie divided among so way. The Hess aid Chapter hod sold tie ogre, sod had reserved a rest sot Olt. The lloasehad makiag to do mill that. The High Bailie appoimrd a IM i ney in execute the deities which be did ore pierfaito is per,na l the noire ass hod DWI,g to du with that. The Hign bailiff tberet•re was in the coodition of any man who had made an iaproridest We gain. mid was not eatided income to the Home for relief. At hay rate it was sot es the CaMidaen that the hurtles Amid be limas. On Detained Chapeerh.d made the a nis tee ▪ easlowest, which ia as nature was as lake ot the highra tram. The High Bailiff in Wesioelneter had to periwig' all the duties ef a Sheriff is a musty. To imp•amml Jetties. to return the Hessler, sod to preserve the peace of the City. 'This ea ee they had wild, and *O6O it happened id the presest Instance it could 11101 have hers better fled, it was evident that this was were necideat. for they bad oily contested ale oppoinimeut made hy Mr Browning, the present High liailid'spredectsoir C.)., them, therefore, if Pat on the High Mill,. Site harden of the Liection should fall t for be considered the attempt to caw the eapesees us the air wet o••••bsereleu....l Poor's Rotes as al.- ktiiouable at the proposal to throw it no the ('astlidates. The elisrorn made at /*kedges sere formerly cioe•hteree is am easaloaerisl, rather than ma We teeireeratile S.I. High Bai liff: the charge. which Mid here *mile upon his (sir F Bor. lea) on a former incasim he had resisted, as be thaw file .he priariple reline. The thief Jingler of the Coon of Moe. • Drawls lead ileeisted that be Inisle to pay the ex encer—lisit they air. d on the legal charges ' whirls tamed nut to he very wiling. It oat prised, 'twirls?, that cornet present. wader the. decicieto ‘whirb Ise certainly had tilsteskt whyeetotto able), the High Bashi' old get his Sepal expose's/ the present bill. therefore. caned may be comidered as mociwa for ibe etiOrtioa of earn-he 'thaws. Ile , berefore aMmld propene, that the Bill slitiohl be read s third time on this day forioight, to give time foe a Comailtre to invite, that the House might Levitate aka dellberalioa. To Me 11 sewed pant no whom the bunks shooed tall. The Church had bees very inside he taking the good thiugs se the amid, and ikon Jog from its shoolden the Minket of its hot it seemed plots to Lim, that the Collegiate Church of Westminster. twin to the habit of oinks% it profit of the high sacs with the disposal of whit b they were ravened. sad being premed of nimble. ebarkd w Oh toe per foramina., of the /blies sf this Dare. should pm) , We expenses with which the duties of It were hordeoed. The Hoe. Bonnet expressed his orlon*, that rather than let the pretest Bill pooh it woo d ha mods Miter to hose the Candidates it the sell lstect Ws called apes to pay a speak saes Inc the repenter ot /he liewilops, fat mach a levy. *loonies he could rot think it strictly kowellehle, would be a tomb liner evil than perseatiest ly to lionlbee the people of Wesaosimier. !hick • hurtles' ought othrisecly alto he horned wide at atit previews enquiry. and eip.tiolly no a piece where the Liertion was de. ideally Were fee. awl to velar than any whet part of the empire. air Ir! WILSON Fallon ed on the same side, observing. that In Ni. opposites to this measure he did not ones. to act high. gi t ..t.ly ma aril. the Illsb Bailiff. boo he ihooght that the 1/eas• and 1 bottler 'Mold rather Or called goo to pay the ewesm of the Election. With respect le the argument 111111 t• heel the prxticr of County Ilembers. it oat to ix remembered That ac cording to law it was optional with Candtdaleo for Camellia thesiseelym, whether they wontd heroine resettosible for the ex • prey aiteodeng the erection of Illistingt or not. far with Shea. It was let le Styr 'breeder' notice to the Sheriff as to the erec tion of Hoalap. if they thought proper. Mr. I.A th ON !tonight that Candidates, whether weessful or itnoreenful, oinela sot I. eallod epee to pay the espesevi attending as Eleetto•. That the owsoccenfol Vandloato should be compelled to pay for erecting the plea of esecatioss for his r • n writes ensue obi ious (A bitsgb.)—Bel Mehra. wail, at Ile People Amid pay for the espeont titan kW inn, for straining to dm Coatitstion they one the mews molly printed by on likeliest. According, ludeed, to the old pear tier of the Cowitatios. Candidates are paid for their ationd neer in Parthement, ee the pti‘riple hr 1.,d Mated Slut Elem limo took plate .or the bear': of the People, nod he did am see why obi. practice should have tiers diseostihtied t fur Washers **Rh, in he ressosersted for their trouble, whatever alight be thieves , 10 WOO ihe 'object by eke who resorted to Metros ia. 111.40 of attetall.ll that 111.146 e and looking for their restuteta. time fr.in some rascal e Mortara err widely acquired place. Kul the ortsion slso.eb person. violet b rie so wetght with him. - L A cry of querios um seep ha at the basic Nib which the floc Moser tweak is perm Mt measure. Al it. ..eh a piofe.nd adrneme ter Parllpmeninry Reform. the lies. Bowler Nada net Aisne firer In enrinfre wpm a Stihket as inure tong to the robin. —EQesintion, gamines li was indffit All the Hoe. Wm, who vas less wen arch as ad 'ware for enquiry shoe the •d feel of the Sisk R"rvirtine.- I[Qemienn. question I}—thrittld op this ambles be tech ft tireso me. rippnnen of enquiry—that rreferrrare aajelife OD tardy jos. tee.— [ nom Quatilen. Ur. WE% S r oboe/lied, Om bo use but the Ilenberable Dar.reet (nit F. Berilett) had ihni•tatned the athillar dowsers. the slwet pewees rending the ewer iron of II amine. frothy Writ. 1 1 slimier I,tee.ion %meld be cfre,.. I h Ike High &Mt If. Indeed. eh,- dor, ire were admitted. In slat &Wont on watteld 3aili Rails* br placed. betroyesr. hitil elapsed alit, lhfa - bed pierrivord ho if the Win Illareeet's /w -irier er re raablohed, hr mot have le.t withie Nat period se Iris thee WOW.— It had hem waved. that am of dbe Ceadidates at • Wenialower Election had to pay ?Mk to the High Krill/ foe the elpewee of as II imilipto I het elm eatemeat was latterly airree, he wan babe, silvaation vet "aside. ily made that sue of the Candidain at the last Tiention had a claim Made epee Mem .nr MS.- Ao err, indeed, was 'hi. fro. beiog tree. that 9001 formed ehe whole aineant of the ehArge far lioadetts. Alm_ at ille last Lleeeina. Hoe dimiwiog them ' felsehood, the vocalist for the entoidtvalioe a the Home was tbs.--was it Swim or jun that the Hies Haile amid be obliged to psy the repence art•iag out of the creelloo of Ham neeorinry for the conduct of • contested Electimi Tie High tlad f lad already mitered a very were I Omagh Moe and a special Act was hammed foe lie rebel' from sorb a Mod.hip. let to each hardship week, Mi. Hiker lie again sea posed, if the preeret Bill were ant pawed Wm a ' law. Ow this BM tem to Lei. it *Het ellawsralt with the I principle of tie law with retried to she Election. for townies. ant a were , rntocropt of the Is. which had estsced S. West - Mime Itself for above level ,an, dotes* vehicle it was never • petitioned swum by my part of the People. N. objemiets to this is* had. itired. seerehem mode by either the immdidates I for Wriminster or their Constituent', tine. it. rillweiwiowl. Yet is was no. proposed by the Homeer.ble Ilsronet to have this Officer reordered liable for no expeoce which st was so more ailing that be 'Meld pay, Mae that be (kir. B.) sh..aid be milled erant far it. Mr. I). W. HARVEY observed, that althea. all the Motif' and other Retereme Oaken is the roomer" were tedemailled for any en pence roaiserled with Elections. the MO BOW at Weal. aster Mseeld kismet', he vamped from such ledemeity. For the services of the former were empubiery, a Mkt that of the latter were voleatery. The former were compellable by law to accept their nee.", and to ditchner theistic, attached to them t bat 'he High Ratliff twit M. Mike frees choice, and for the acquisition of pref.. TM", indeed, appeared from the Report of the Committee nib no pee. to That offer. She High &Noe moifewedly paying 40001. for it originally. sad this (IW. etc lumen avowed Wore who l wee miuee. that h 111111011wIt that purchase be aucela.ed epee deriving profit from the re• ern of Members to that lime% Was it tt be endowed, he (Yr. H.) would ask, at a prieeiple, slat a pebite Weer asuild be al lowed to °butts emit for 'seeming tile King's Writ, dad soak.' lag the return ors Member of that Hot.- Mr. HtlllEoberved, that the Homerable Mover had pot the quemioe foe We eemitimotion of the Hoer.. Ws tweasiee rather eafeirly. For the queitioe wa met. whiteface the High Ratliff Mesta pay Me ripener. of a Wootwiailer Election sr aut, hot whether that mimic, should he defrayed by die Ileum awl Chapter. rig. wee, is far. the real queelloo, and epee th.s le felt himself ailed to vote for the Amendment. in order It afford time (we the czneetnatioa of that question. It was • prin ciple always imminwrined by the Lbemelter of the Isehreser, that where my ma could obtain redrew la a Cowl of Law he aet entitled to make am appeal to that Howse. The high Bailiff ite males bus remise' for the petehase of Ms Mae, mew to have Mee 'peer ed of the 'sprains le MAO he was liable fie the r ice,' ion of its duties. 11 so belted me grievamee to eseepiaiss of ea the pew before the Home. bat If me, h- lasti M. remedy by late, being entitled to tell the peas sod elliapier that rf they would sot pay the elector.... centre ed with the Wevimiewrr Election, they lave malteds. morn themetves. Herr ibe qtroioa beim called fee. for lieesedt.ided. For the Orer.enal Maine. 961 Ear the ilimeademeol. 10 The Bell ea. errortegly pmed. Thor l7otiery Bill was reM a weed lime. and committed foe Monday. THE SECRI.T COMMITTEE. Mr. BROGIJI N repotted from the t omooktoe apriatod to renateivr tlo , ballot (a, a comptilea 4 g nir .ie, rt r c ,p, c , Is the boat. sod tit thilete. ag are the Mombe... awes $ V nceset Catienve. TI Liwacc.ker efile quer 111 r. Twrivey Mr. Lrion,ug Mr. N. hoe Wm Ir► Mr. r iii;b7;.;• M. ft .. Greek I Mr.111.-ki.c.• Mr bastes , aisardared *at this have leant. 101 l 11•111111111,02 • i —and airs. so allows haw tim e _ as shay say Alia paper.—Adjimewd. PRICK or STOCKS TH 1114•4 RIGA r; ii Speer Cone. 1ta4.714 3 per Cent. Commis 41 se Inv root. *7l 1...n.e.6 foe A. 741 4 pet Cent. 461 _. - DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. II per Cent. 4ing, 105 i lama %ends HO 8? Loa: Ans. 10 I.tre.gaer Kith lb 17 1 °mama THE STATESMAN. LONDON : 7111URIDAY. Inta SWART 4, Isl.. Its the Rosso of Commons last sight, a Committee was elected by ballot, for enquiring into the affairs of the Bank. The Members of it consist of 14 1 staunch of the Ministers, and sem Members of the Opposition. It is conseqeently, in the !en gage of dieted, no less than too to one that the Report of this S►cret Committee will be in favour of a soutinianco of the Bank Restriction Act. Mr. HAILT Dials presen►ed a Petition from ter. rain mercantile Persons of the City of Bristol, pray ing, that the Reese would not permit too speedy a ►esemption of Cash Payments by the Bank of En gland. This appears to have been another Copy of the Liverpool Resoostranca, which had bees Need es pedieo t to get op to restrain the earnestness and pm. cipitancy of the Bank in the issues of Its gold ; mod when no consider what a large crop of caution Is produced by the plodding and the shrewd attention of lativol Wen of business, who are said to sleep with ores ey • Num, it Is rather sorprising that there was net a Comma with his rider sneezed to the Peition, to assign his special reason for wishing Ore Bank to be more deliberate and wary in their intend ed pay meats of cash. The Liverpool Petition ap pears, by the admission of Yr. CANIII4, to be the parent of that p.►aper paper progeny which has been seat travelliog theemsh the esteeiry So beg selseetep lints. in support of oho emommodatiom system; end while the 'agrees of dark etrruption, from which these applicants proceed, ere notorious end revolt hog, the sturdy beggars have the impudence to revile the means which the Friends of Public Economy and !before) find nvc.ssery to adopt in their •ppeuly to the country, though their moires are obviously the most disinterested, end their measures all public sod open. The steps which the mercenary supporters of the Paper System are mating, should Wore the friends of the People to pot the Public on their guard against thei► managers., and not suffer the view of any apparent temporary or selfish advantage, to tempt elms to summit themselves to that hollow sod di lative system whirls at present produces a yodel of evils to individeala and the country at large, and must, if pertinaciously and precipitat►ly ponied, sogwor or later tormiosto in most eitensireund over w het obi ng cleat, section. The most inexperienced trades• men is aware of many inconveniences arising from a paper currency ; sad every man of ordinary humanity is shocked at the awaited, of victims, of the lower clines, which it leads tondo. Any man of common sense, betides, will peewit, the injurious varistions shot most necessarily be produced is the valve of commodities and the labours of industry, in coo. teqeence of Ilse irregularity of the issues of s Pspew Cerreney, which are regulated by the partial cow siderations of • 'reeling Cowpony, end the political espedieney ef a Chancellor of the Exchequer ; and any one vibe attends to the system of profnsion ihkb, daring the last twelty years, infected every de partment of Administration, sod now distresses is. 451416.1 s sad oppresses the Country with so Wolfe. able load of taxation, cannot fall to observe, that it yes solely from the accommodation of Bank Nor, and the exemptions which tie Bank has en. jojed from exchanging their notes with cash, that the immildeig errata/once was unstrained, and the ex.l louditso new so sensibly experienced was oat del posetiood awl prevented on ittapproach. The it evidently the proper light in *Web to view, the quest inns relative to the flank Restriction Act ; sod It is delifahte for the people In ',it ere eli t e they eltoold d it at it hears thus grievously upon their Individual interests, as well as on the community at large. Oet of regard to themselves and the general ,ss they skausid he lad to err- se the prayers and 110 torts of the eri•.ceastty sat:porters of an mare. 'gritted Peper Systmetortiich, they will perceive, and embalms, the eveessive extension Notes, instead steady termer, Rift, Sit FaAwcto had the day before end proposed the decision en it t o be b e set / wed. Hy this Bill it Is again intended to' tat every Westminster Candidate for the moment of the erection of the Hastier, and of all the other espencel attendant on the Nosiness of an Election fiir a Represeatattve of that City, upon the plea that the Iligh UAW should, like other returning officers, be ezowerated from all pecuniary burdens on the ores slop of suck public service. A very wide distinct titre, however, is °Woes between the situation of t►e High Bailiff of Westminster, and thstif any other ►etorning *Meer in the kingdom. He obtains his office sot like those who are appoiated by the Domination of the Crown or of their fellow-citlzens, bet by his earn solicitation, end eve* purchase, it appears; cud it ascot be supposed, that in the negotiations for his oiler, be did not lake into calcalation Ihi trouble and espenee it would probably occasion.— That the burthen of the repent., in question should be incurred by a Candidate, is not out; inconsistent with the custom of the corsair', bet with the cha racter in which be presents himself. It would be a most invidious act to charge the man who is disposed to serve the l'ublic in Parliament, with a bunker' of ezpence on his making the offer; and it woold be most unjust to throw the load upon the people of the district,: who 'MVP no personal interest whatever in the public occasion. Paris Papers to the lit inst. hive ar•iverl. On Ss• tardy the French 5 per Cents. left rid at 69f. 85e.— Bank Shares at 1197 f. 50r. On the same day, he. fore Mass, the Bereau of the Chamber of Deputies, introduced by M: DECA2C, the Minister of the In. tenor, presented to the King the Pr.ject et the Law for greeting to the Duke of Ricer:Aga a mark of national gratitede, as adopted by the Chamber of Bypath.s in its Sitting of Friday. In the Sitting of the Chamber of Peers on the 30th alt. the discnsainn on the proposition for abolishing the Droll cr Aubairre was renewed ; but it seem, to proceed very finely. The Marquis ihroum, Minister for Foreign Af. fairs, presented to the Chamber the Project of the lA+ respecting the Doke of litcntuttra grant, which ass ordered to be pasted ; and the Chamber separated, whitest lei% a day of again meeting. The King of SPAM has approved of a Prrject, presented by the Committee of Recruiting. is:s. blisbed at Cadie, for a lean of 00 million, of reels. This Degree is preceded by a long preembie, in which his Majesty is graciously pleased to give an ac. count of all that has been done to restore tranquillity to his Americas Colonies; and he very fairly con fesses, that more must be dome to ensure the entire peclictlioa of that Lee portion of t►e Spanish tern. The ►ends of Smith selcuotem• ... coming sore sod wire lap ...re 16011 themselves in Old ; lit 0. 200 of them halo . ' 1 11611.'0 the nerlt , Burgos sod Valladol ',end tie cnmmi dis.J,d r , a io the cloth•nseeetsc• II y 111 ksnrr. , Those persons wh , . •• r• so a*cinistoul Iltst any boil ? of men (beside &nil .r , ) should riot in Puri;tiveat to continue the Bank :Itsi:ictico Art Had h. , p . minded of a Nikko* i .nn IV►ufchete: 1., the King of l'aussia, no the groan 'hit 'heir pre..,., p il a w "0,, to be removed frets t%•lr ',forth, Its•lng failed t, bin predecessor aas wont to do 'my tinu q h, ) the duet/ins of eternal They iessw rain mica so often that 1 i oat roulades, by his Mid . that soma kiinl at an.+.r mast he gh ee to t e,„„ t , Why, than," said his Mailiojr. ' 6 sines they • • have it so, let them ba , eswlastioaly s,--d." uuaclt ILITA r—h is sot • murk • • that the Guild of Me • hoop, of the city of l)ol . should lore ised 1.0.1 a Ms Grote the Deka of WELLINGTON, I. piesigitt 41.eif Petitiou to 11w of Lords, to preserve ilvietrite(ae they reprise ittrot. selves) the Proterteat Chetah. Coold tbo c•eseeive fist great wearier, who bore .. bravely booed for the cetlsetrial I noise of Estop,, le es the proper theories le b4vt for the dohs, of Gbarcla intolerance I The Dike moat, doubtless, bat* felt rn. .oyed at tbefladiering partiality .t bit costar's:iv !! The abolition of the DroN Alibeirte sill indites many loiter smeller* to trait or to.as airmails that kingdom. Hy that lair, if a foreigner dirt) with a diamond sin on I.is linger. sad a gold watch is his pocket, thew, to/oilier with hie per soot's, became droll., diiglies rights of the Cronus. Lard None'', who was rime sararaii-re titan any of nor present Ministers,. mild ha • Mt the nerogriiy of preparing for a thong. of men or mestere: had he witoossod sock a division (iecledies coomqnence end thwarter with that of .3mbers) mi therm* which took plect is Ike House of ' .nrool.the on Toeway night. The p asiss a ass s ,l i one. r,* 1 1 .0 torpid to shrink fie. oven rougher handling : tk.y cue fume mod i s ha shot at : nay, shoot r. one soother rather that out costingt in place. Olmerting that Mr. Denn.te, nn Friday list, pre. voted a Petition from certain I r Inbitssis of afford, complaining of the Dike of khassisoveri for having eticonstiretionalf) eriferfered is their lan Election, by bribers s.l 1 mho, stem n s( %tonnes, we take the tippet:to... v of ( rem toe pr amblo of the Bill of R ytea Werra.", ps Wt. oil., in 1817,11 Major CAI 111 T G at, as follows. tamely, I " Arid Is hateas this nat,oe, in slleeing 1•• Itr Chief lisolistrate, and to certain nt ks legislative tainctirnsries, eselesivi pritrleare beyond rim GP& wily franchises of thi comesenliv, prirlines 'op posed to enable them the beget le parlour the.' free- t tiers in the service .! ile Sate—doth eat senendev it. own proper iohereet sovereignty ; it is therr4r eipedient, Cm" tire lehetv•it severeiosity 41 . lb* se ti4s. shoot', Sy •ipress prni.riesi Pt the taw, tie m femeally recurod ageism ne sei•cilas tronsen on•i • misprision nt moron; and theserrearTettally airiest • • ell attempfs.at enderminkg •helsdepinediteom al Par limanems, dle Irsodass is 1 h siscSis• d Reprensetai to eerie In Parliament : " Awl whereat the opleoldloit is this rata an order of hereditary privateer!' Nobility, iessito”os to the Salton foriihin of ear triode*, an silly ha 'lila intoot that Birch an ortle• n the *ate may be a dyl ni6ed moderator beterrevii the King sod the Ct maims for cnn tion of the Cmati•dtirin. "And whereas, as y l'avr of Partiaosewt, wbs should so disregard his obltittions In a pulirr ia obit+ he was so bight+ favoured, sad who stiordd be so wirings and ottrir;r, thil oared, es trossosahlp to strike at the national sovereignty, sod tie t•ry root of his Country's Übe. its, by awl act or attellife for corrupting, contiritiug, nerdsty iollursouloib or interfering in any net Ain of s losasories to woo in Parliament, in •kith mover he west ha in law a stranger,' would lie guilty of an aggrasatri treason." By Clause 73, it Is declared as, ra Viheroes the Coarsens House is the organ of the Stirs, ',herein le pre-eini,..rely sealed that polttic.a libott wirier is its tree vitality ; it is the..fo•. rnseted,, that If' say one shall save "any biitre, or the proeriqlnart any bribe," h• " shall be esteemed IWI 1'441 Its ho g uilty of treason •,!' an airerert to bribe, er a threes to influence, is made ndspriCon et tiimihe; ur father a treason of the steersitel ootree. _ By Chose 71. the punielimel t of u treason of th, Grtt, Of highelt dove* el h to he theft '- Were of half the offeadaer property real sad per sonal. By Clause 73, a " troches of the serond delve, of atrocii)" is punished by a forfeiture of one-fonds part of the offender's property. Bet, by Claim 75. if the offender b.' a Pew we Peeress,tsar Aeolian, for tt • !reas-r. f far. frit all " ranks, titles, honours, privitorgar, et d ad tantagrt," to their Peerages appertaining, oil which shall immediately pars to :tie nett heir. When England shall have such a protection far her liberties, we shall hear no mor Dikes fur:ldling with the Lindens of the People. H olm or Run:on—We are glad I. leers that the crimple of Mrs. FRY le Louden has beeo an far followed in Edinburgh, that, through the infleenca of a philanthropic Lady of nor own city, a Meetrue has been held to consider of the best Meese of pro• tiding a House of Rieke for the reformat' of juvenile offenders. The Mogistretes have al ), .t niu.l be stated to their credit, entered cordilVy this maresere ; and we know that they recently ga•re considerable sum to a uttlrty in Edinburgh for ro.. IW of destitute imprisoned debtors. We detest Iseir politica, hot he *heti sever be backward in doing them justice when they join io any work of better,- lence.—( The Scotsmen.) A premium of WI. he+ been nfteeed by the ra,Nct RLOLXT, as Dyke of Corneal! and Lord of its Forest of Dartmoor, to the person who this year, shall cattiest. the greatest timber of acres in gas. The Northern Regiment of Yotkabtro West R.sding Yeoman Giv.lll, commanded by Colon& Honere, aro, by appointment of tha Patios Moans, in Nigro, to beer the nem, of " The Yorksnire this -114111." Mr. A Lithe , • Str J. 11.. c abridges ft* COlllOOllll Olifn Wei n I Nr. P e r t mi, !.,„,.,... r i rpr ir r oysirm. w vusn i , 177 4 a pr na ici. i c e pr ee t ee Ari de , d:l e ly f tt i Z ne d, L ag ! itt e. e i i r b s: nor J. *IAN* or tem. Mr. Lost - ler. T. vi ,- • Mr- - F:: 14006 d• 11 " 11- "Pliiii, Old I ..f. X 1 'lf. r. Low . 6 1/!.Abne rs, nt ' lair :seem,. bl te el. ,11 le. ....w. ad Banat-17 supports. • rrthion he had hea..si./ Vic ailiesniatems •r• roe ill.rwe I , pa/weird 'pinta 9. and prope•eti 9 from doe to ale., sir ham ;oar. ou Oar" , . _., . _ . THE STAIL-qMAN TO CORRE4PONDLNTS. uw Oar Correspondent of Peretralst►eet is peobablv map ',shed of die decease at din bite Pr•priero► d the Xu, nod to that nese it is probably. amiag, that a Ise salmi ion via. co , paid tots favours. The MSS. do sot appear. or they ssiouukt be penes.e4 sad isswirted, or odor s" ire returned to she Writer it b►ing the desire of die pretest Editor to pay every proper anemia@ to as i.hn of the Correspoodealt of the Paper. We sbail be earl to agerive free Ctthaus the el ideate he Ilan that Fumanti fligaow, tsts. the Minim's' illstoriaa. whose filectioaeertag Speech. In 1761. nos given Is the feraeataran of Monday he, 14 Ms the Author of Josees's Letter t but we bate particular remises for deelthiug 1160 10..r1 of of oar Correspoadthes rommumeattoit respect ing tbe stiletto alledesi win another Jon real. r.