The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-11-30 00:00:00

n o ease e ow to the important objects which he had to saint They arranged themseivei wridef five h i mis. The first evil to which he shoeW call the at. mum, of the House ww, that •f semerotse sod tosoltenur meetiegv,Whigh Were &Irked • ith seise. m ew sway intensities& with tree liberty, sod with a charact happil o bject e uoksown la this geni al'. Th er e sawed he bad la view was, to pro. oh 61 moo dy mitalest that system which had been invade& of training sad 'smiting men in mill. guy meneevres, without the authority of the So. a migo. The thind was to glee poser for the ' ,mug el arms la the disturbed districts. The berth Wes to accelerate the adavisistratloo of jos tke, sad to 'spoilt, trials in certsio cases. The fifth coca most impertast measure related to the press : he leapt the tressomable, blasphemers, and seditious ipalos. And first, with respect to televiewers; Meet. l e y, he ohoold entreat the Hoes, to consider what bras the abetted tight of the people upon this sub• . Jed. Thee was so man in the noose who would 1 Mere sealossly this himself smelt the right of the ssbject to deliberate epos public goestions, or to tarry his complains to the foot of the Throne, or ie either Hesse of Parliament ; but if that ea. lied la Ike mode and to the event which bed Wee onoteeded, it coald only lead is rebelliee, * last was an ties, evil, a military deeps.. Wis, in rsamisieg the patent to which it hod boos cootesded this right might be carried, he did MI kenos that he weld refer the Meese to a bait authority than that of Thistiewood, who decleeld t that be tane of of low which pretested a thosemsl, se itesdred theeoesl,or a minis@ of from weds, at any lime or at hey place, with or withost arms, and that sail tbill stretk some blow, the legality of the mnitlog (weld sot be called le questims! It wee Ibrdly secessary for him to ask the Meow, tritethaP sit% a' &Weise was cousisteot with law te.:4411 cabbie Woos. Could it be serloolly cos. 11W eat Mee, 'baleen may be his motive, elstreasemble f iliftielaber of men, with arms is their hied', 'koala the Magistrates are to stand is the promisee * tat multitude, without the power to *wise them nail they bed bops to effect the work of destructs* for which they wets assembled? If sack were the leer, it would Is meet tbihrd, •r rather he might to say, if mil were the law, on Government could eaist slab it an beer. Was it to be tolerated, that is • weepy dependent epos its industry, that that to. &dry sheet/ be cemented as often as an ladle'. deal, bra aortal, set of iedivideste should thiuk pro. per; that r i,mi terror should he @Belted, sod that phileable points should be compelled to seeped their labours sod shut sp their shops ? The peeple mete told of skaters, sod pensions; of the former aloq had Wes abolished, bet all the profits of all tbb 'intense sod !haloes for tee years wield met 'spy these manefeellerets, who earn thirty Wasik a 'reek, fer thellee Shillings 'which they lees by alts: Wolin owe of these witless for a slogie day. Ifidiag gond be more 'ay, ilse.a to prove, that if setdd hi s ch scrie u ed it is dok i lr e it it"d' ti e ll ' od and o w f Sa o ' s ! I Dshl, the 'feet art for the isdastyy 0 # .• a _ , feel- sad of increashig the es Sate 14 these to • irk oho) ell owl to look t•• 1 'acetify, .at PO lone.. a prntaction, t' at t • old lairs sere Do longer ftelfitient for the Monica and ptutection of property; that *tat they tad all looked op to hitherto asset. dent, wt. so longer good for a •y thil.g? I. •11(11iloo to Out 10,000 minter', TPootlino r0.1).= •erp fob. elfahllskedinesory part of Englaud, and • Nrlthe L.td would tell *Po that they am, d • tithing state. Th. NA hod said, tha , 1.• Had ',pron. ed e narked oitrden as to the schemes NOW SOUSi.- He bed reprened tech an oplelon. sod he "meld net retract It. Ile bed said. that these sihentes could be Injurious to the ceetstri—thst they .ere also. lewd to disturb the public vie', end to taker, Omen wb• wen deluded by them. 1r those &laded Ise. I Could now lost Into AN Beese—thnse wen who 'booed the WI 6t so oath, sad lookod op to Mr. 'Haat ts their soirloar—ood on that they nettlaboot re be delivered ever to ea [squish's@ tile Most .til• ties sod wwestrve, they resold knew •ho were their reel Meade sad who were their enewiee.--. The Right Ileseerable Guthman eppasito (Mr. Canning) had siold, that for these last iffy year. the Whigs hid sot been lb peer. Tree they had beet not of power for Shy years, and h ere was the fruit et k.— [Crier of hear, hear, hearl)--. Defog these 50 year., the cutout , has bee brught to the pees it Is ki sew. Mee ' a period of pre. feud peter there tnqsilisy et the smithy annul be - malateleist alsitoet sew laws, not reesitept with ' dispirit et tbeCustitedu.—(fieer . , hear,henr!)—• Tire N.bf hard had tiptoed eve Bills ti the Hula. The grit Was vilest Seditious sad Teaseiteees As. sembiles—the second wind Drillieg—the third spinet the Poseessien of Arms—the fourth way *plait Tasted 41 —lee fifth branched est two es Hite beads; samely, that respecting the Liberty of the Pose. With respect to the right of Trater,lng. he was set lawyer Hough to be acqesiated elth all the grimed; es which Air privilege was gine to eel tars, and what mimes it might lead le, se es to require the remedy of the Noble Lord * • bet he shesld Hy, that he *slid cow sishfosr atal apprehends& to He discussion of as and Woe ef a pert Of the comma law, guitarist es imelelorial usage. Bet he modal eat sty mere ea this sabject till he bed better infarnari. tier. As le the searching far arms—was the Noble Lord prepared sego so far is to say that as Eaglish. Hee should set be allotted arms for his .w. deuce ? Was lbell a case aide out far this? A mse's going shout with arms was Mindy illegal—bat betimes that aid the eseititallesal peleciple of &shad, that a maw oeglit're have aims fee his ewe defence, theta was it Midst different* With respect is the Me pwar Mehlent, if ass evidence ef large bodies el me ermine Hight be agreed te, there had been setae ;adduce of Mule perm. ankle' a limited 'smile, et pike., sod this was said to have takes place le a antes nember of districts. la Lumbers', aid it was said Chaildie—a small pit ef Sootiest, small is estesti bet great Oh respect le • pepsiatiee—sad •also is Yerkshiti. And es es better evidence.thea •tbls was the 'bele People of righted to be &piled etaitas.—[' s Nis," from the elleislerlid side, " the aseasire teas wily ihisiseri.ead *spores; ; a b searching fee arm, it quid actlempay the &Hee. meet of Watch and Ward."J—The ether Mt M. piled drilling; and We he used he was site. Wiliest obit thi Sas sot already ceetrary Mr. If a law en this abject was requisite, he shield have a. objectless to coseest to same masers to meet the 'tirades of the use. Ile ' ass esmi le the Pest goodies, the nee vegetating against Temaltnees Meetings. The Noble had said, that his (Mr. T.'s) frieeds had abetehted free giving an tapholes whether Meetings id a certain descriptied were Or sees let illegal. If be understood the Kilo au of thit, it Wu that they thought the case et wiry Meeting Meld stand ea he ewe clreemstances. A ease might be sada eat Is which it would he a seg. Mat of duty in Magistrstes let to pretest a Meeting threeieeirig damp, I. the peace of the cutely aid the Safety of the people assembled. Bet here the diaceity was, whether the Muds( ef kheelltif was of that Meriptiee. MmHg. nearly se large had takes place Is Yorkshire. Bands of met bad asses. bled at Bendel Meer with do same Sage, le the same military array, bet the Magistrate. bed see thught proper 1e louder*. They had takes .the pomade& to have a military fern at bead, bat they made so utestatiese display 01 it, bet waited fear a justifiable oppertesity fee Leis,. hag it est, V Goy should user, bet setae did suer. Frei. het to last thee. Modiste had beet peciable. Is Seethed, also, the Magistrate. ware lees limy is calling fee the inlet Moue of the mili tary, sad had allowed a west far the popular Mhog I. waste Itself, which it bad done without mischief. And Id* the ?SAW Lead had tome Aniseed, end essamaki it as ledispetable that Mettler mat be caselleed within sett liedatioes, Ms these which at pelmet existed, either semerical et local. His pie, therefore. ° is,—that se Mullet is, a clingy shall he held, bet us held by a Sheri/ or Ilve ilagiettetea, that sees shall be hold le a tows bet these ceiveeed by the Miter. aid that besides these Meetings, all probes shall Met ha their parishes, and is se other pieces.— If this *as cot allies that as sad sheeld be pot to the geed obeli/Hese system of eepressieg the spirit of ohs matey by Publics Meetings, he hove set ghat Inc Yet Geese that old systems, the otreetry had liverished mere thee It had seder the Administea live of the Noble Lord, or than it would if the Noble herd ceetiesed to administer it ler soother I h.sdred years. Whether Meetings had Were WWI hoiden quit. upset * osmotic ly,as Mee a hick went Mr* eempluieed of, is was set easy to say, bat Meeting had bee k 4.1 jest al alarmistg at the tins* as the Meetings of the preeiret day were, and we es+ these Washes. defended by Mr. Berke. es the Miry edam to allow the simples if pehlis spirit to waste Itself, to provost the mehiee of the Coesti.utiee freer desire/ties. lie mig..t @Nee misesely, bet it was more proper on the Hewitt toadies to view it le its obvies. ,wool, of a garb sod reeteictiee es public Meesings—en that exercise of Custitedenal rights, the Ne' 4 • T L 4 1 ' I ) 1 Wr'' - THI4-B'PkrESMAiI. mere mischievous, than large amemblies of the pee. ph out of their ewe aeighhierhood ; and loiterer legally they might be met together, silll that thief , hedluenllya tendeuy to distract Indastry from its Zevasions, tied aid le the sagmatioa of these e P r i lls of which they romplailed." No ono, confirmed the Noble Lord (Castlereagh), who wished to protect sad sot destroy the chit and political testi- Woes of the atestry, could differ with that Noble end Learned Lord en the position he had so well Noted ; sad it would be also necessary to make the Miletieg eat of one's proper parish,. inisdesimmeei. There was me die/Suitt...la his Majesty's Mielstms Its restrict the right of Mestisg ; but Meetings such es bad lately taken place were rather a meiotic* and dostrestiee of the good of the people, than foP deli. beratioe. Another power should also be ghee to the Megisarstra, in order to prevent sisseltswiesi Meatiest on the soma day. Six days' Notice of the Wended Muting should beeves to the Magistrates; in two days after, the Magistrate was to signify the place and time at which it shield be held, bat in se case should he delay rotors's' his answer for • leo& period than four days. So mach with respect le lameltaoss Meetings, which, le his view of the case, weeld destroy the efforts of Meerut orators, 'luso only object was to destroy every this( which motet. bated to t use wag nteeaaee of the jest rights sad lOW** of the people. Could last be called deliberative he England, which is Franco every one knew to be the foresioner of that blood and anarchy which math. ed the progress of that dreadful time?--Sula a clause world be entities mere thee declaratory of the principle already recognised in all the omitting laws epee the subject. A clause would apply to oil Meetings, whether of Ceentim, Corporations, Of Parishes; for it was to be hammed, that a Meeting was lately held of a large and pipets.. county, which had been disgraced by all the badges of revelation, sod all the symbols of ndicalism. There was an other point en this branch of the subject which be did not seen to istredice into the handed Bill epee this subject, namely, as to the wise. who might at. lend ties.—[Deer, Aeon, liefer9—lt was wily in the worst part of the Preece Itevolatioe that Women weeded their bloody Meetiegs • it was Italy et the limo that saucily and cru elty were pushed le their etosost height, that. the hiood.bounds of tie day thought of remelting their strength from the brothel and the stew. It was ealy from the net. casts if society that woman, thee is Frasce, could be dragged forth to play these perish, that h orrid drama. So far he had stated these:oral effects of the Bill he =ate propose for the pretentious of Seditioes It was directed to prevent all pablic de. Ighstalless from being held, except in the respeciks lverish.. of these who should signify to the blogistute their &pulite° to have a Meeting called. No Med., les 'Weld be alluded eacept by residents of their Iva. perishes, aid ail those who attended thole, t l e i r l eveletiooary symbols, or signs drafts from the tragedy ef the French Revolution, shoeld be liable to arida punishment. The Magistrates were lobe / empowered is seise all such individuals SO WOO. inside& sod Isere them takes iminedistsly free the place of asostieg. le order also le reader this mousers effectast, it would be further escusery to enable the Magistrates to forbid all strangers from lea _ properties,. With r espect deg pretest, or take any part is the proceedings of Moeda" It would be seemed to make the assembly. Nu step, however, was to be token the dbliectioo of bellow senesce sod bellow perms. agates' meager' happening to be at the pleas of Stan, the object of the Meeting meat be lamked to, meeting by chum" or curiosity, bet he intended to .0 if they melted totter, even those' no MAI/ be peopose, that otter proclamation being made for Oink, the Magistrates most haterfere, to protect maestro to withdraw, and their not immediately kis Majesty's peeeeeble sod industrious subjects.— complying, the Meeting should be dispersed, es We lt wet far from his wish to my any thing suiting to ell and disorderly. It was here, boort'', right for Me Learned Gelation** on the other side ; bet, in him to etre, that strangers Not withdrawing, or 111 bildition to what bad been editenced by the Croon persons remaining together after proclamation being Lawyers, be thought he had • right to consider the made for the Meetieg to disperse, would rot be Whoa of some of the Legel Gentlemen no the Lobe; followed with the punishment of death.—LL•asil AM as a reef of their coecernmee in the doctrine god continued cries of Ilea, hoar :j —Tibet state. Iwo which he eat conteading. Ile did not wish to sent seemed to be received aids SOSO lorries, attribute opinions le Condom's which they did one especially by a Gallia General opposite (whom entertain. bet be eedireleorl one Learned G. tide. care" we did not heat); bet If he were ampesinted i eta on the other side le pronounce upon the Me. with the Act Lf 1817, he would find it conteleed a gf IbeN Meetings, end twill 99999 Minifteet clause that sent ouch farther than any he (Lord C.) add Maeistedes for sot pretesting those which have sow proposed. lie only 'pleaded the sleet* of Mere takes place, penicillin', that is Smithfield.— which be bail spoken to be made a (tupelo!. feleue, l 10th respect this to the messeree which it would be bet not of death. 11. bed sow opened I. the llmns beiessery to whop to potent three ismetteires meet. hit views as to larneltuary Meetings, sod would mem loge, he bossed to Awry', that nothing that did net seed to the second breach of the subject—to Training' minis nelsbore wield answer ON purpose amain sod Drilling for reeolethanary or other ill e g al p er. . dais/ this tiny would not de troy deliberadon, be. pose'. Such training and drilling was totally abhor. canes the plan recently adopted bad effeeteally de. rent to every principle of the Constitutiee. The Steered all eleliboakien. Ile acknowledged the right ball be intended to seined that everting would of he people to essesbly, and I. peiitintr, without treat all Meetings where previous training or drill ing! other restrietioe then • tket wide* She eafelymf. log might base takes place, or otiosity did Militate, and tbo•emmoity of Individeels reqhlted, take place, whether with or without antis, bet It has far from his isteetiento ifiterfere with the old with certain military evolatioes, as illegal. A established legal Musings of this covet:band mbielat distinction between, would be undo between the till modern times, sees thought sollicimat for every driller math* drilled ; and though it had boon said rpm of palWic and iodieideei liberty ; to each that several old soldiers were engaged le sorb Illegal Barmier be wished le give oaree greeter Utilities, practices, to their credit he coed say, that, except If liberty amid ens be made reconcilable sitlithe its one •r two Instances, their conduct bed bees of puce of the hiltd, sod the %defy of iedividvais, liber. die Most exemplary description. The pookhoseat for ti would soon be Inst. He proposed a local and that steam was not to be ermined to lete audimpti notamical limit to be per to public Meetings.— noment, bet to be increased into traesfeertatlon, at They were told, that Ibe scandal of all military die discretion of the Coed before whom an flooding Isterfonen with Public gg e erb r ie n e w b e p r e. party might be tried. 'Medalled were of to be liable wand, het sub an intercoms, mold only he loony greater punishment titan Aneend imprisonment, per/anted by se gesetbalywg the Meeting l e considering Ibis to be less offending than the drillers. plate end Is eembwrs as to bring them within Th'e massefatnering districts had long bed easy means the le/waft of the Civil authority. That win** of precutting them, and in order to obviate the eel, reedy to king Moorniems el the people back to danger that might molt from their improper use, the IN Aims of beoreere eissessispo. 1b.,. was so Magistrates •VtO td be empowered to *Kiel for and subject es shish the m eg i e r er ree wou ld be smuts. seise all arms likely to be employed to the disturb mere ere b erreen g, than i n deciding w het us . a once of the public peso*. It • °old now be nee of bees:sbooM or should set be allowed to moot loge- the sensor*, proposed to remedy this tell s and more lber. And therefore it was sweet to be provided, nearly to bring all trials back to the regulations by *et, with the escamtioe of County or Corporation which the trials for g Minces wet. determined. Ileetings, or Meetings felled by a majority of s This was a desideratum which heel lone been (h ee d hwy , eider ihe unct i on o f ice oasis. coveted, and to ibis the attention of his Majesty's other Meetings coo,' only b e Convened Government bad been dimmed for a considerable time. allot a notice for a certain number of days before. The long delay between the Autumn and spring As. be n d, g l ean lee Magistrate, aw l t h e Me e ting in be state, must have been felt as a considerable public held is the parish of the itequisitionists, and that grievance, and every effort would be made Ira have a place in which they could not only best delibe. third Anises and Gael I)eiivery more *enmity af. mitt, her delibe r ate w i t h t h e grea test safety to forded. No doubt it would have been competent to Ile piece and t r anquillity of the commettity. the Croon to send down a Special Commission ' The Noble Lord bore read an iletroct from those places where treasonable occurrences II orient publication of Lord Erskine's, i n w hi c h th a t place : bet his Majesty's Mioisters thought Lord observed, ekes speaking of terminals', savour too meth of as es peat facto IN 64 Thai holding retie d t h e peoples r ight against the accused, if they bad adeised In ossemble p sly for the redress of grievance., ; Aside • poetess the daegroserising fir b. r.lt se dilculty in stating that nothing could be of the public rem It we: impossible for map to withstood the sass of e►deetiet resooniug of. _ . firierl to them is Me sheep and 'liner poblicstions of the times. The adrantsge of a tree press, be hal on iodised to deny ; bit osiers its freedom amid be; made compatible with the safety of the people sod the prnerntioa of the pablic inensillity. it wool/ prove as dreadful a curse, as its oboes had bees N souls daiignated a Liming. If every vied wee mei made to check its abet's, tha pablis mind would rani settle dews to ladling or oentwatamet. Nothing tint be had to propose world p to pretest soy man ham the philander, of his opialoss, or be Is the eaten of • Coosorship ow the Plllllo.—lle merely istendod to de the Preis a WOO, to cat olrtrom that which might be versed the legitimate Pres% alt that roiliest's' bend, that degraded mod disgraced it. The regular News, spun were materially lajored by that class of pestilent's' peblicatioss to which he bed alluded. Thochemisese of than papers enabled them to obtain a.dangerass drcelatios,--ths people who conducted them had so character, sad is properties, as the poises was cheaply to be bad, did the ialate ated people quit the mon largely of their desolat ing beverage. By the late Steep An, all Naos. papers paid a duty es the papers, sacithisa of that paid for each therthemest. Pamphlets of a metals do...riffles were else subject In a trivial defy. gat proposed, the., that p•sphins, trewspopen, and ell other papers, on naming tato sheets, costais. log or trestle/ of noes, Oleg pehlic occorreaces, et 'fling cements epos tinier le shoot, that all poll. tint pobileatioss shoreld be deemed as newspapers, sad he liable to all those laws 'Melt they bed for a length of lime as fraedelostly invaded. That would twesone the more nepotist* , publication hen betas beat est of circelatios, which, from the respectability of the preprietses. sod the ntorat and eapeeditsr• of their establisheants, afforded some 'manatee for the respectability of their cession. Seale eras the Arm resent's, he 'abraded reepeetieg the Press; sad the wend would be formed es a prlaciple already re. ;Mailed by the laws which treated es that white.... He had already deduced that the seine of no pub. fisher should be allied to the paper, is owlet to sake surnabis to jowls", le case of its violation.— ;To that he had **thin ..w to add, bet merely that that provision should not he reetlered segatory. Hs wished the region's* pribilisher of nay News paper to he really respaisible, wherein the law ni trifies web registry of the publisher would be little else has a dead letter. Seth was the mend pro. vision; mad a third, as absehrtaly emissary lo gin elect to the two forever, would he, to impose a mo. donne porosity en all persons he eking or sdlissgg thus. ssallpublications, if sot duty rusesped. Is ddMMa to ordinary posi•baseat for a seemed steno cow witted after a coseiction, It would be repined tan. ibis the Coen to tramped the Winkel oho Amnia be fisesd Frilly, either fret seta pets, or for a?, for. tint period that sight be deemed osesenel. noble gone threegh the in piste he bad orirsally pus. posed to draw the 'pestles of the Hoeft to, he abash& set trespass ioniser on their Westin. His Majesty's Gavoramest felt it socessery to stresgtheo the heals of the Magistrates is preterite the Coedite's hem the dads; and omilessised at that mess seta. ell epee to subvert N. The laws nista ten se* reposed were directed driest the alone, en to le. Ole. Wires they looked Wind mad at he. when they considiteJ their pretest esparalleted sande of grsedeer, sad of greaten. abroad, and the efforts that won making at home to disturb • as& injere the peace mad insirillity of the seenry, It behoved them to mate a defeats atoned the Coestitstion, mod to raise sp a barrier sliest the inroads of dissfectise sea rebellion. How ley solid they penile the prosperity sad \aprons or the country to be disturbed sad dimisished by is. creasing alarm ? How ling would they aster thess dilculties to walk abroad before them, aid yet close their eyes to their empiteds aid dealer ? They had loss ere that 'onned the spades that had boss crested by temporary Bills. Gayland, thereforrq; that these Bills would toed net to diminish bit to 'trendies and protect Manly, be meld sot maid. ; pate a ressonahlo carcase to their ormicamast. The Noble Lord thee ansoosced his Weans of briers, its the Bill restrktiag trailing wad drilling na fatten onsition, and afterwards moved for Issue to Wag in • Bill for the more electeally revealing Seditious l Menisgs. Mr. 'TIERNEY said, whim he same dews bear House that day , he bad signs most distant as to many of the polish es which the I= 4 l lB e= had dwelt the meet. Its ass dews with a aeons disparities to liens calmly and diapessiessiely to ell that should he laid dews by the Nob!. Lord. Bet after what be had hoard be should Del he jestilin if ha did not trouble the Hoses with a feat sad a very few olisertations. The Noble Lerd ha.l said that we ; on this aids of the House wen ale spied es to those parts of the Address. ethic's related to teditlose Most. Jags sad pablicstioes. The Noble Lord bad so authority for statiog this. It was quite escomery not the Noble Lord .should he seeded eseegh set to impute to hie oppeoseste sestiments neither warranted by their *pooches sot the amendment. He was she prepared to my that there wee so ease reqoiring bow laws and Pew seseturests—but this be would say, that the Hone of Commons rink' sot do its ditty if it cesseNted to say such laws sea enactments without a necessity bong made set for them. Hs diraisil such a sew had boys yse undo est for jestifilag the measures ern proposed. All that they had yet stated to them was the seteristy of en. tats proceeding. ; bet the /rands for the motives sod the nom of such pronedisgs coeld net be gathered bout the Paper* comm•lficated by his Royal Hilliness In the Howse. lead Its scald say. teat a ewe garbled statement was never !sill beton the Bono. The Noble Lord had told them that ill this country, wills a foe eaceptioss, were weed—that all the agricultural pspolatioa was soserd--and that over in the diistfochad district' the erns at the people sirs well intentinsed and prepared to stand by the law, Th. Noble Lord bed told thew farther. shat she lo wed teed' of the cesetry ins le *spoil a conlitlon as peak aid at to the Union Inds, titers was - • divan imam anu apron ass. IP I'm sovv•••••6•10., rea.•• - ri'neid.r.lll. ;labile well infentinaed sod prepared to stand by tiro law, the Lonsti , edea from- destroches. s soigne old be wide to have a Th. Noble Lord bad fold thew farther, that the le- ergo* miosioly, bat it was mime proper on .ry mire generally af. !penal Dodo of the errantry lets in *need a condition taw presets( (Session to view it is its obeli., are been cnrapeteot to as possible, aid at to the foreign erode, titre yes wens*, of s curb sod ritstriction ea public pedal Commission to within is be apprehended, weeps from this disfrfrs gb a k ese ngio of C oa stigaik. m a ri g hts , *curtain:es had token in Anmsciatr;. that a ll p e r seo lotoctoreo had a vest ow which the Noble Lord mood to vi-w sten thought it *mid the continent, sod that these was no disowns b the jotainegy.—(lleorl)—To Obi& end, as Nth* evw most fart. tromactioo coootry,eacept from the pearlier circessitoen !Stale, stems Was to bit iotrodosod.—(fleor, hear!)— I adrised that pessary. which America laboored. When' there votes& many nil ebiectimo sow was, that 'Whom solicienf mound sarising frnotthe obese I 'mums for content, se missy swans of happiness (fit An kills were mot Mbe legal or temp-rail t, total, lot the toted of oyes to et, how hoppooted it that the Counted*, as entail sow fides less to be loliou I. J• ,