The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-20 00:00:00

: • .; .73 r-P - :: - f t 7 rI. 14 k 0 1 - 4 .4 friX • ID ,- • ~ .e,' V l ' ze. "r / ..: - A . e s:t. ET ? ' 1.% ,t% CS • _ s, ... A.,_ ez # 4 !- 11, '' ' .3 kli •1 ..J, l ) lk: MI) Lll t i t . t i )11011. /xII rt / N. 4225. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20, 1819 PAIGE 7n; " The CLUSB for ukicle 1141PDEN fell in Ike Field, and SYDNEY died on ate Scaffold! " RICA WHEEL FOR THE LAST DLY.— TWO....Prlzes of —.AMMO! Three pee Ow. Crewel., Debbie , ALL the PRIZES MA% AIM, Re. The whole of which num b. Dresom FRIDAY NEXT. The Lw and Oily D%v at Drawing. The PRESENT it the LAST LOTTERY for the YEAR. THE WATERING PLACES. IT Ins bee* as eslMPPrin lialltplaint, for many yearn. sleet anal Teas arialria be abahiard ai sheer of fashionable cornet it scold therefore be advisable for FaaPlies. Woo kiaey leave Tnwn, to provide tbraverivin *Pk a rafbrient 'apply i cad. foe !bat par Ilse LON DON MAIM It TEA C OM• alMari cap. a Wilier packages (well oreared in earn), Teas Jibe hest laal•ties. at wattage priers I kWh foe the welialsicidatiaa of such F.ionilles av lave already Intl Teen. they beg trove in aelaairii shear ibey sac he 'ap plied ai lite following places. mob ibe Gompaav's Teas. pipe as if parehnsrd in Loadcia, as every package is res.cal will tae Conip"ay'" Seal ; Imola, li. Gye Ifsffner• M. sad E. G. Coat ' _ Maack' _ Lynn. J. Wade Newport, Irk of W. J. Tacks, Fortiososth. W. Pekes Ranowrite, G. AllMcil Santlipse, 3. Haile Saadwieb, G. Temple Scorborosils, P.. Smith S.deastb, J. R. Siena Sidracieth, J. Sao* Samba's/tow, J. Webb Swllolol, Mire Jaw Ge saw. I Teabridge Nati ad Harwich. J. Herbert ' Carom =is b, R , . Hills Werateetb. A. Lark e W. G. Midas Worthisg..l. Ho knitetnesby Lam. J. H Week T• 1111101110. W. rilleasodet The Cmapasrs'e Teas era aloe be obteimal is reiirly 500 alter Teals. Nu,, of eseirte. they are tee ummer••• tar as Aa.er. terearet s red the Public may 111•118 a . e ratajo, mer ibmelv. whence they are ireseine. as eoch pactale k inelittret is sof as eirention of the Campo'' , principal Ettablishiweoi,sy. LiteasehAill, and sealed with their teal. fa 1 8. akrisperiss t 148, Oafrard—treet. T. Mower Ensure, I,le of W. Mri.Biake Sresobtair.. S. Ho►d Cbrltenhaue, T. H.O framer, J Hismari Deal. J. Jody, jam burr►, J. Jeder Harrowpie. R. Widow, AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP. for CHILDREN WHILE CUTTING THEIR TEETH. —Of all the attaietato Cow+ that have appeared in the Piddle Priors for the Iwo IS years, of the goad Aroma the AMERI CAN SOOTHING SYRUP. nose are wore rmitkd to the atrentsun .4 cv-rti Moltke cud Norte dein alba (111110111/1111 The What dnaghter of His. Lee. W. Roolive-street, Ckgken** ll . remelt...reed Teething 4r a very eyrie see, ebb ate,' foyer and pais, the irritation of the goes actual wed tutu fidlowontio• of the batty. as In eagle Ike child to vol.! Word a Jib sit swine, at Or sloe fiats there was *kin a areal failing of the body. Proina a lump isf lie-h the site of a cherry. the demp of she parents matt be better imogised than iteitribed. Th• cossdlttiot rf the elii!‘ art tech that it rowed oat be ma e l without keen pu l ed' so a piltow„ when Tr.ekleeee directed them to Ir. the SOOTHI ING SYRUP( they waits pri.ving note..). which after ming a few don stopped the iiiilalowatorta, cod tame aperipioa st raptor were ensile!, remand, and the child ban Cll4 her Veih sigh pelted Igoe. To he had .f the Proprietor% inks., and Winkles. 94, Newinati.sitert, Or4rd•nreett and, by their appoitom. or, ar al the principal Medicine Venders I. lean and (motley, at 5.941. per bottle. klr . JOHNSON relieves the Pit.-r, at usual. at her bow, "'MU, Ter-day cad Wards. sooraisa. frau wee to len oclock, by briiiirot a triter fri.as a respectable hweekeet er, to gentry they ate real objects of charity. FOR PRESERVING ASH REAUTIFYNG THE TEE IV. THE VEGETABLE TOOTE•POWDER li.. lose bren the rippeadure of Imllien that it is mmeromary to neer assr farther reconsmeudn ties of it. Brine composed of Ifecembler. a • 1 willondt the amisenoce of nay mineral or pernicmos ituiredieot whatever. it Ihe free tram tie astral objeemet *alarm the use of .rhir Demi trim,. Ist 'detersive pow er is just MlSeithi 00 mo•-hitate thaw aessesetive and corroding ant-tiers wbirb Ertsetanly •Ihrs• r. the Glow and Ic the int-mires the Treilig Moline *G rew.. In the tares, sad prose-ohe a new consort of dearly 'ibis , ' am- (ober. it hos Imea iajsred or corroded). an the thtoer. likes itto .mports a Ormarm hod hammtful redness to the rears ; to the Mouth the most delretnble saertnre g and sf tried coo stork, n. directed, will preserve the Teeth is • wood slain MS to old age. Said in P14,1P , 1. Ili 44.9.1. by R. Roller and dons. Clenni.ts, Ne. 4. Clsespittle. corner of Sr. Past'.. Lome.' t nod 51. 'brit. vine-street. Dublin 4 nod his she principal P4rfuntersausi Boots *ellen throughout the United Itiurdnro. - - - - N. B. Pori haseraare rvitor.red o h rbll Pie plows's,' frigreve of " itatlrr, 4, Uteopsitie," are iroorivrd io the gasp sod I iber atrirelted to ear! b ri of this erfrerneit ..f it are Dew soil outlet do rase title of Yriotable Toot. I'.• oi der. tiorsoset planes exec.—Host. TI4 Moose mad pleasing ss SOCRATES, by his Discourse on Marritge, enenpiored his noilitors wi:h the subj..et. that Ow t i worm Sea In their Vet•fil. alai the borhel•sa isnirtesel Sr' wedded I sad " The Sewed •r" aerated. Slit tr Of' " side" is Ihe nern•s agreeable mat delighifel name in mast , . The weed lassitstioo, Mrs. of toarr.age, estairswe , 6 lke Or flarenione of our tedayneent. Wetting not only with so earth, tot disposing the sass itself to harmonise sill Nisi Wrestler. blwerer. to rotes-too into this honoord oblirtion, k lopromes an fooperwire dot r, not only to r• collie the pooti , m, MI to eleafte tie rooter satire Irmo tho•e impurities • hick far freedom of wormwood plooore oar hn.e entailed en it. To Mt woillect of Nob attention are aunties:tato Iran,' of Maw Impless lortalort, whirb, while they rsciie tbe noottaWriiim oldie totholler, s►oaid *kw hoptrk hi• will the feat of bar , trilroarlo. imserl , ms habit; will efroilaise the bar —* recidrwee in Ilse 'Topics will relay the elastic ilite--but PIM • r*tortiollly lbws the gormatate infatuvil , in of pooh too fieimeotiv the Nis ra I dirsitv into a Mote of itrani.oun. from whewr the topmised waterer more Slam doubts the rhaore of relief. Ti. nU sub. then, we &dared 'nowise., oferilig hope—eaer,;%-- wowalar strength —felicity t oor sill nor :violin-es appear noes. ii. liable, for mimed as they arc by the multiplied proofs of 10 )(tags Blitenifel esperimare. The may carer of married life, are sometimes dklorlmd by Ile twormisiia of Move likssirsgs which concentrate She nuptial wroth—foe the &mak habit I. often eimititolion.illy weak.. yet Is cam be strengtheaed, and d, ficiebt camgy improved iota hottional power. la reere .I.e of lephilitie intestine. as well on Is rrrrr TOO lumina of the e etweaeive "Tommy, we pledge nor ahility to tire veedtly, 11111 with effect. Lot otllly Nit tone: in expel lb, sorrel Infe rept rie from the pashinn en r re.empliwei!v *ohm hp. we &elute film peers! prineiplev wilt Ir.. heeitation std e• oll'est in oar ►eanstahle mire:tit, a. Meeobet! of Coe Colle:.e of 'fervor.. we otter the ealL•rinzetontattaity of eitaer ...pt. all, 'hoot. emeriti/ Into er.trintoaiol tile). nt neve ee woe house. a I.ere d►ile attenelartee is given f.r perseii.sl rem. rtlaliont and Letters riots s►e c tonsil are immediate:, so. twelve i the., loom ~..tats n reinotowee for Adeirr Lad Me. o Celt eon Ira for aided in 60) pars of she essirld, hew• Nit diviaie. VORS nod Cn. Suree.nt. 13, Horterle-•trrrt, Fleet L•mdro. him pehll•hrd (Tooth Elionn). The &Mt of Li Fr. a FAnsili l'nnumentars 0h the alum 710 ,, t1Wr. ( M 15% a. 0.1 Ca. Adettest.4 lo the Yuhth bud I■•v:t. -I both Sete, _ _ Ma hr And as 40, P.l , •rnaaler•r.w ; 46, ; '2l, t:rr•td.gtcct Vlett-ttresti and of ill lN•kadcr•.— , rIIIIP. LONDON ENGINEER, MARGATE STKAM Y Cassini lI.W. —TM.. Peww . refperi fully infsr.sed, that. slartat the remstosiee of lb* ressme. 'hi. elegmet sad V ...el s ill les.e she TOWER DAY. pretleriv as oght n'elnelt is the Illsresint. Vu, Al AR. GATE. ,ad sill RETURN (rem theses ' , Arty MONDAY. MEDNIPIDA Y, and YR IDA Y. at the game Misr. Fares, IS.. er, P....water, Po.r Does included 1 mud foe Children *oder 12 years of ay. a n d Servants ottooduag is. fot. each. A /erode Atteudno Is se ►nard for i►e Ladle•. All applications to be mesh to Mr. flaarard, wen In Ike Correa) .6J, Unit, Tkaratonoreet t oad Mr. Chastener, Pier, )111,Vile. Tan Vessel i. propene/ by two ewaia twioß ar eirepldalve Papaw, mitts copper boners sad sidereal* Delf.setri safety Vain. CHEAP CA It P (; ETIN at JONI'S aad wILLERS. Charles.sirrei. Moldleres 114.010. 1.009 ' , As of Or". firso-els Carpet, of the p.n.'s., friss 91. 10 6.. 6d. pow yerd. !Imperils. Kiddershiroter Carpets equally Real Torte' , Carprir 'upraised free (Pas darosee. `V per fruit. order remit pr.rer I likewise a rpearsity a roe brosistul Notion Cloth fur Window curtains, of •rursuss &Gorr, a. Cowie kr Morees. . . N.B. Variety' of I):tenr.ritein and I)ra•ie:t-rnrini Furniture. LIAR V tY'i SAUCE for FISH. GAME, AA. s not KS. ite.—A rectos trim la the Coen of Kin.:'s WM b, " Lezeoby tr. 111.11elt and Hardie." ti.•otg prorea that Si' areettetines are selikiele taaeits4 the roma. of sirere.ted Meier-. K. LAZEN NY nod SON •biuh n their dein totem to e elms the Nobility mei Gentry of the many serrioes trnita tio.s of timie tatielt-admired Hofer'', S .ore. It (0111111114 . • is be prepared ooly at their Warehouse. ti, 1.5 as. i-oreet. Peri morimare ; ant is Let Regain auk. the label .4 each Wide is SpedF.liwieth I..ses.he. N.B. Dealers se rob flawm are Wormed. that of the steam- *atter sill is (Some be es etpier in • • plittted ab tract tot the trial ahem- to. VENEZUELA 4ND NEW GRANADA. Estraet of a letter free Triuklad, dated the 27th •f Jon* last :—.. " Colonel Boson°, Secretary of the War Depart ment, has arrived at Angostura from General Doti. vat's kood-cpiarters near Nutrias, and brings ethic, that Morale was retreating upon St. Carlos; Lint,. Wei at GlISTIlfe, and Morales at Cale to. This last corps appeared to approaching \ larino's head. quitters at Si. Diego de Callosities ; and whits ca. menaces was isiwupied by part of Berms,.let' army, the remainder was to join Mariritt.—[oer Reader' have lately seen the result of this movement on the part of the Spaniards; Mariam hiving complet-ly rooted them with .he low of shout Hou me n , 1 1 1 .4 baggage, kel—The Royalists bays left 300 warn in St. remised°, and Dias has sailed wish his flotilla and gen•bosts to drive them out I think it a chance if a men of the par t i t ion ' , esp.. Tikes, in the interior of Venestoels, every thing is going on well and so. idly. " With regard an the Crest, I am happy to Worm you, (bat on tit. 13th sailed the tatotlit• from Mar. garita, composed of 13 armed ships, fen trans. ports, haying oe board 1,0-11 British and 340 Mar garitane ; that on the 16. h, it watered at Sant Fe, on I the coast, taking in 30 men of those of Bormudez ; sod that its destivatien was Cabo Blanco, near Caroms. Thus, we may speedily Piped to hoer thin the Patriots are is possession of the *spits! of Ve.. notelets, as sell as that of New Granada.—['the former is doubtless ere now in possession of the An. glo.V len army ; while Santa Fe cannot pos. sibly have withstood the victorious army of Santander, reinforced by that seder the President Bolivar.] " In New Granada the people are well prepared for t he arrival of the Venezuelan army. The greatest patriotism pervades that reentry, segmenting every day with the treatment which the Spaniards bestow upon the Creoles. Santander was getting nn as well as he coold himself desire. Certainly the Venezuelan Goverament sending thither that General, who is a petite bf that tenantry and a min of family, was a grand stroke of policy. The ci'y of Ttersja, it sp. pears, bad promised him a very large subsidy in money. If ibis be realized, sod the other provinces do es gulch. then the tr ty will be sick. Thu, will enable the Venezuelan Goternment to do honour to all its engagements. Every man wl.n knows Geo.'s! Bolivar, ketosis also that he sill himself submit to every privation to pay the public creditor. " The Veneseelans sod Reynosa, ere indeed esseallally hooest. I traded largely with the former for sit years, and did not low 1001. sterling by bad debts. Such is their character for honour and pone. teality I and General Bolivar is the quintescence of this character whenever he has the means. These depend on support to finish the contest, now draw. log on all tided to this happy WOO.— Let no indivi dual be disheartened. Englisbesea and Venetielans will be brothers: 44 Your'e," ice. NEW GR4NID4 IND Ma Eeiract of a letter frourßiogston, Jamaica, dated the 10th of Jolt last:-- " By a ship of war arrived from Port* Bello, we fiat• received some details of the loss of that piece. N'hea Gen. Hoare approached, it was not a glower of an hesitater the advanced poet had retired; so that had they remained a little longer, they must base seen the Spanistds, given the alarm, and avoid ed service. The Independents, however, made great resistance, end obtained terms of capitulation per. redly honourable. The Ater.; even had their award; returned after their •amender. Tel immediately after they were tree:A with cruelty ; all were labour. ing like banished 'laves at Dorian. Seventy of 114 soldiers had Omen attached In the regiment of Cats. luaus, and the rest were distributed in various places to work in the fields. " Ws are informed that General 51• Gregor, with the remains of iii 4 ariht, was at Ass Cayes, :hither had alr.ad► st,ived two 010 horn Ireiasol, henry and 51ar) EON With 500 wan sot 3i of• 6eers, and they expected the farther arrival of the Tarantela, perk es to commencing operations again. it wit not known, huweaer, to what part of the coast the expedition would now be direrted, nor aahb would command it, for none of the offi,ers •nald alimony longer sndhe the orders of M'Cregnr, and the agents of the Patriots were not disposr-d to treat male to his judgment. " By the aim► ship we learn, that it was publicly known at Pones% that Lord Cochrane had horned a of wit and a gon.best ; and that he kid taken ifitgete, the Artdrommea, which the Viceroy of Pere bid armed; and that he had rased the fart of Pare, tarrying away the skips, goes, &e ; end that two vessels dispatched by him hod sacked four or Ore of the smaller ports on the toast of Pere, end taken the frigate Carmen, belonging to the Philippine Cow. pay, a fee days after having sailed fro■ St. Hiss with a million of dollars on board. Under these eireeenstinees they were in slams at Panama, that they would alto hire their tarn." T4X.ITION AND REPRESENTATION REGIPROCAL. " Tr talon, si babe. Misrules neon de republics, sire des. pens ; n pare. ineditare, qvas ewe is ee clue ae yin debut, qui tit mapablican sificiam H appreviam stivtis iess poribn ac perdiiii natibas 'Merest dialnien bac Sr. vindicaiures."—Cscisite. But yea, whether you have any hopes, or whether you despair of the Comanairealtb, employ nevertheler all ' , nor fa culties and thoughts. at heresies a awn and a citizen, she la desirons in viadscate the ancient honour nad liberty of the Stale from lhr eerraptlono nod •ppres.inas et unhappy times and de generate Ilkorals."—lloite to the FIIZENOLDEIt, No 48. TO TIIK EDITOR OF THE STATESMAN. &b. Emon,--The remarks of your able Corte. spoodeut, " A RADICAL," in fear PAM of Tues day last, deserve the serious consideration of every Friend to the Cause of Reform ; and I feel convinced, that if the excellent plan be recommends were gene. rally adopted, corruption most soon bide its dial niched sod disgusting bead, and the People regale their long.lost rights. I feel also entitles that the sensible observation', in yesterday's Paper, of T. T. (mhich I presume inaleste the initials of your fuel. lent Correspondent " TIMOTHY TRI:INAN"), Should be extensively circulated, is order to convince the most incredelutas of the direful consequences arising from the too cornetist' sins of bribery and perjury ; indeed, no believer in Divine Revelation ten for a neernent doubt but such practices are abhorrent to • Being of infinite Purity and Justice; for He bath not ouly said, "that he will destroy the tabernacle of hritorry," but bath denounced '• woe unto them that call evil gond, and good evil ; that pot darkness for light, and light for darkness ; that pet bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter ; which justify the wick ed for reward, and take away the righteousness of the righteous from him." Ile bath also said, " What mean ye, that ye beat my people to pieces, and grind the faces of the poor ?"—" The calling of assemblies 1 cannot away with ; it is iniquity, even the solemn me hing."—" Thy Princes (or greet men) are rebellious, mod companions of thieves: every one loveth gifts and folloseth after rewards: they judge not the fatherless, neither doth the cause of cite wi dow come unto them." And can any blinisters, who are not hardened to the last degree, read the follow. ing awful . 1164m/rots proclaimed against sicked and corrupt Governors without fear and dismay ? " When ye spread forth your hands I will bide mine eyes from yne : yea, when ye make many prayers, I will not hear : your hands are full of blood And in another place GOD smith, " Hot ye have set at nought all my cermet, and would none of my reproof; I also will laugh at your calamity; I will mock when your fear conseth ; when your fear corn eth as desolation, and your destruction cosseth as a whirlwind; when distress end anguish cometh upon yea." If unjust and corrupt Ministers join with iniquitous and covetous Horoughmongers, they must cap set the righteous Governor of the Universe will frustrate their base designs, as well as punish their evil courses ; for it is written its His word, " Woe into them that join house to house, that lay field to held, till there he no place ; that they may be placed alone in the midst of the earth. They covet fields, l red take them by violence ; and houses, and take them away ; so they oppress a moo and his house, even a man and his heritage. They build up Zion with blood, end J lea with Iniquity. The heads thereof judge for reward ; sod the priests thereof teach for hire; and the prophets thereof divine for money. They ate corrupt, and speak wickedly con cerning oppression." Thus we see the practices of bribery, corruption, and Hustlers are condemned in repress 'erect in Holy Writ ; and, therefore ; when a few years since certain tren.scrions respecting the sale of seats in an liessoorable House, were brought to light, we need not wonder that the Speaker should say, that our meows would hest startled with hor ror on waking such a discovery; or that the People manifest such " impatience" in submitting to l aws eructed, or to reset imposed, by • Horses . constitut ed ; for, cars it be doubted that the Booooghoonger , s ate the lel@ support of the present M inis t ers, as we ll , as of the present system of misrule ? is there a Go. verneneet hireling oho has the face to deny that the corrupt and tyrannical faction not rearely " jolts hone to house," but " borough to borough," and thereby oppress " men anti their houses, even men and their linkage ;" for what mars bar any 'irritates qua( to his Cleft Bights ! of which if he is deprived he is reduced to the rank of the " beasts that perish." It is notorious, and has been offered to be proved at the bar of the Hone, that 154 individuals returned • majority of Members Is that Hone, and thus claim. id it'd exercised the right of disposing, by their agents, of the liars, liberty, sod property of the taw tiros of inhabitants who compose Ilse subjects of this kingdom°. Thu do the Reroughmongers effectually (wind the Crown, and keep both the King and the People in bondage, destroy the Cqnstitu.ion, and usurp to themselves the prireeatives of Royalty, to less than the privileges of the Comment. Notwithstanding it has beet se deerly proved that the Representation of the People is thus, by la. aeration, blibery, end corroptien, become worse ;than nominal, It seems to be taken for granted that the People are liable to pay whatever tens oar rulers may think proper to impose, and that they may be recovered by distress or Exchequer pre. i ens. It is admitted, that fetes constitutionally im. posed may be recovered; but the question is, have alt our chiming fates been thus constitutionally imposed, I believe it is generally allowed to be a fact, that Mr. Hones Tooze, that tried friend of kis country, and great constitutional lawyer (though not by pro. fusion), stood oat the Commissioners of the Income Ts:, sod never paid one farthing towards that unjust impost; sod Mr. Humus Rust else assures es, Meth be has defied the Tat office, sod that he has not fee some time past paid the lases charged on him : net I , r . • woes uovernesent appear willing to try the questiot iwith that singular and courageous Reformer. I at 1 altogether ignorant as to what may have bees ail 1 reasons of those two Gentlemen for resisting the payment of lases, though I am bold to N 7, I think that several substantial ones might be agape& Independent of the question of Reform in the election of Members of Parliament, and the validity of taste imposed by a House so formed as the present House of Commons is poi Ily admitted to be; onetime question has arisen, and that is, whether any Elms.. of Commons, reformed or unreformed, can grant th. People's money for a longer time than that for which its Alembirs arc ekded P This latter question, therefore, demands serious consideration, and beim totally distinct from the one respecting Annual Par. liaments and General or Uni I Seiner, is alike interesting to those Friends of Reform who edvocele the least, as well as to those wine advocate the grestest s estension of the elective franchise. Ido not preload myself to have powers eqeal to establish the regally* of the proposition, which I shall leave to be discussed by some more learned Correspondent; at the same time I beg leave to offer a few preliminary !markt, and to pot some queries to your legal Readers, I* order that this importact subject may be thoroughly discussed through the medium of your columns. I would remark, that prior to 37 Hsu. VI. the let et tonnage and poyedsg• was generally granted for on* year, sometimes for two or three years, seldom for es longer term, and in that year (37 lIEN. VI.) is the first grant for life+. These precedents, at first sight, may seem to favour the Parliamentary pewee claimed by the Houses of Commons so called; bat if they are csrefolly essinfortd, mod we compare IDs periods when these grants were made, with the two opposite insertions of the existence of MAIM et Long Parliaments in those days, we shall find that they do not prove what those Gentlemen, who arges for this eitensive authority, assume. For if the aye cient Parliaments were not annual, bat held by pro. rogation from Session to Session, as the enemies of ' Reform Contend, then there being no ether limita. ' lido to their duration thin the will of the Monarch, I they had power to grant supplies for a longer period than one year, although they were generally cautious ' in voting sway their constituents' money for an el. tended term; and if this assumption be correct, theft 1 it accounts for their afterwards making a grant for the life of HENRY VI., being to the very Went et their own possible existence. If, on the other hand. new Representatives of the Commons were elected ' annuall y, m a p s e e o y t p h b l e e e i fairly friendso t t he presumed r o n e ft s h e u e p ß i o r e :P c :d om e r n ilim l t h a t a i nc t e :::: : , l e t : Yodonf thefii n J al t :n insist, s' S es si on, " urge n cye li f o i the c I I w w 1: : ohnehewCri.eceacq u i e scee ell : t admitted o tle n founded I;i e nedttnori:ogehbelaat roarer;Vl i m e e terh o t r c e t ewy i h e ibet t loh e d a l o t herw i seiet o jdh l r . o e: t v h e r e e a r ly e these ind u ce d e i shortken an i f e l ' e I e hh p o ttei eorts principles nill) p e w e e e c " i s i m p : n f l arm os eoi I I,: • See powi...t floe I . fiv.4lll at the People, 17/..; and Mg Fuottl. B•rdett's Spen h ea Reform,. blay o, 1817. 1` 9•r Kr. it. J.ID.'• rognetrill is Ilaiepdci.'s Tr s 1