The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-11-27 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN. that mild be taken off wield oet.le tat none of 100 "ten, ire • breeltfao is the sofferiag peps The Loma Gvallearea (Mr. Ltob) had given, as a reason for 'equity, that the Magistrate wield mows eat of it with honour ; bet shield a Greed Jury be told to try a man for rape Of 990140, bOOll9O It was highly probable he amid be ultimately sequitted 1— Itaoold have been bad testy, had &Heinen gods the Prince Reyna regret, what it was obvious retry was man regret. that it bad take* plan. The displacing of Lord Fisseilliam mss 00 911400 to that Noble wee: sniffer their medics epee that weenies, Mini sten valitiva to the thanks of the ceentry. Mr. WILBERFORCE stated. that 'that he had end no a forme , ramie' bad bete mistakes. Ho had sever said, that it bed bees the latestieso of the Meet ing at Minchester to wait till Riga, sod to set the sin on ire; bet that, so a Mettles held in 1117. bad boa anosed of stub on intuition, the renal Meeting shield mot be allowed to modern till sight, lot the nee plait shoat' be mooted. To laden hies to vote for as "ovary, a lanes cam most be wade eel pleat the &Ninnies, as there was nit body of mew to whew the coootry was so much in. deleted as to the local &Ninnies. Jostle* woad 11. dam to ell by the ordinary tabonals, where tolimeay could be @maned ei oath, much better dose by a body whose enema leterfereace was Roble to meth sespkiso. Notting bet the most loperiess incessity en Id lemma sad an inter. feigner. Ile geoid lune wished that the Address bad al tried to she state of the setting dm, and had espressed as 'steeliest to take inte considerstiow anale measures for their relief. Ha was of spirant, Plat some slept aght be take' (or ihtt pertain. If the domed for labour meld be made pest to the supply, the reason wield be re. moved, and the peer testi be soppotted without having timers. to the &gnaw system of Poor Rates. ilia feelings es the regret state of the country were similar to them of Lord Falkland, who, when 'be civil ware approached in the time of Charles I. pet ow esesielog, and sod to walk op and • dews in that Hoes", cattle/ oat " Peace, peace!" (leer. heer!)-110 tinned it would be advisable in the ditermi parties is that House, not to charge ouch other with bad mono, lest the people should take them at their word. Though he himself was an enemy to party, he was conidertily perseeded, that Gentlemen ea bath sides of the limn were equally t mines foe the welfare el the rountry.—(lfeer, heerti—Attemple had bees made am to attack say particular opinion, bet the fordemestals of all rail. glue. Bet the potpie to he tomtit, that the ends, maim was for the hoppiespos of all. and that it was their own interest to maintaie the isteqoality of putrefy, and the serious insulations of social life. —[ Hee r. keer!l Lod STANLEY was settees to make some ob. sondem se what had bee. cireelaled relative to the Isle precndiegs et Manhoter, as well as open the proceedings of the Greed Jury of Laneseter. His station, as foresee if that Gnarl Joey, made it ne ce ssary rythat le shield speak uon the subject. He thought that perhaps the obesre p stionss which Madinat made elseehare might ban bees repeated is the Ileum, bet he was happy this was set the ease. A abort lime sines bills were prebend against a was ter order, bet the Greed Jury .1 Gamester threw mit tho bills. The mot was, hemmer, sebsespiestly indicted open the verdict of the Coutelles Jay. The Learned Jodie (Bang Wood) who presided on that occasioe bad (us ooderstised as Noble Lord to say) in sem measure cos witted blosdi es that ocessiocOe bearing the 'Odeon. be asked if el that evidence Mad bees laid before the Grand Joy, sod sowed novelised is being answered is the atirmative. It emote doubt, probable that the Leareed Jed's, who had grows grey io his espetleoce on the beech, had mangled from the witnesses more endows than the Grated Joey bed done; bet he mold asters the Home that the Grand Jery had acted ceder the most cronies noes Odle; of thesis', Waned apes them.—( Beer, heer!)—He would set gulled* say more to tag sea. jot, racer to uprise his surpris e at Morin it said by tbe Gallant General (Sir R. Wilson). that the Greed Jury had on that measles acted ender a min consulted°. of their power,. Hew the Gallant Ge neral knew ender what 'armless the Graud Joey acted. he was at a loss 'edifies. Bet be amid owe she Galloat Geiser'', that they had sot se little aea gird for their oaths es to be saluted by any ether feeling, them that of dety.— ( le, Ile was ferries' le Ind, l ist whe e r r e the lives of British subjects bad been lost, Ministers had totally passed ever the einsteinium in the Speech which they pet into the month ef his Royal Ilighoess Prince Repot. No wars antics was taken of the iragosetion than if it bad bees as every day occur. rests—s riot at a fair. which 'tided in a boat at Odin's, Or a broken heed. Was a geol. flea of such vital importune to be pugged over in this meaner ? He wield not thee eater mutely, into the qmstion, as it had already bete toe folly and so ably &coved on the two farreift eights, bet ha trusted that, legal or illegal, the gtrietett enquiry imeld be catered lass. He pet the conduct of the Magistrates entirely wet of the gees ties: he knew many of the Geetleaten penman?, aid he was folly comiaced that they were incapable of atrial say thing which they did not tam. l mires justified in dtriag..—( beer !) sawb emired , es had been made ',apemen the Manhunter Tessonery, which he was not sethesised by the par. ties themselves to contradict. In the int place, be fell happy that the mistake relative tot:spine Bider bad been so readily corrected by the Ilea. Member (Mr. Bassett). The Minimalism of the swords bolus sharpened emid be satisfactorily espieined, Hers the Noble Lord read se mitten of a letter from Gerais Burley. It was as follows:—" If there be any blase attached to saurian' the swords of she corps, I only so to blame The circomnson oftarrod as follies :—ln inevering the corps to es. amine their pistols, a sabre was draws to tern the mew of a tint; ebonies that the iostrement was set serviceable, I enlisted all the swords and pistols to be sent to the and pet its order."— (gear, heir. hear! from the Ministerial Beeches ) Fernmetely for CI rein Wary, ibis matter was takes Notice of by a Paper, certainly sot very fumble to the Treasury Corps. It was meetioned is the Alen. seater Observer of the 10th of July, ire weeks be fees the Nosing at Manchester took place. The win to do Teaming to bold themselves in reads- EIIMIIIIV"'"--aK— pies to assist the elan power, it secewsty, was in i Mt (racial ditties, 1 4 4,6 NM. Met a boiabler ea. Peed on the 13th July, es that the circommawas of 'staple salad egst be set them that of Lord Derby.-3 the swords befog eldmed to be shoe/towed me no. —Tbe Nettie Lints aliteettb *Pima Is his Par r Heed le the Mescheeter ()Wryer, three daye before eel sentiments to Admieistratiem,was teepee' • Wet the yawaserp Ceirelry knew that they were to he of his moony to misespremet any eireimaseamare or pat e p ee aaa h a eare f am ...4 H ear , b ar 1)-11 wag to Mate fen* otherwise thee as they onsally occer ' red. also egged, as smatter of objection, that the Mee. What Mee did it *en 'Prot was the i"ditil lis t a" c h e w, Y eo m anr y o n g l i e nit So bass bees am . Of 8 if•1118Cliele what, bed hare describe d as • Ode played. Ile could were the House that. as !ta i of mamas sod bleed? If he kmw any thing of the was inforesod, this re fro m pore timideet. A character sod feeling el Eoglishmem, he wss still tog* of the Mancliestor Yeomanry, the 15th Has. ettavioced that their mown wield mew tam as 0 1'. ban, and the Cheshire Yeameary, wets @Mimed at Petite dirndl's. They w en is raw to bar" sod me side of Sr. Peter's.field, and a part of the Mae. severe • jortgamets ; bet bedembied net that the abeam Yeoman, es the ether. Order, were Weed their iodigsation ateetti seem tern, sod flew rapidly em bring souse of the troops resod to the point where salmi the celemolaters.--(//eor I)—leetood el the the coestables were stationed, and the Manchester TeenialtrY char am grattroted meltiteder It sew Yeoasnry being the list moved forward. The crowd iPPlided that they west op is the seem formasim ass to great that doubts were espreswd what're the which th.l had PtininalY liteatcd• They march. Civil Power could be effecteelly sided without mese ed about the hostler is stogie Mos, sod k edditional troops. The Officer who commoded the do apPabvid that egaittsia filthy t"" l “"s ted .. Yeeasnry, acing so opeo spew Indies to the best. estricate memos tress a shorties le which they owe lege, seer the h oe of constables, and fearing, from wen for the first time is the history of this meetly. the mistime of the crowd, that it woold be blinked op, Sic TeltalearY were this Nu reaatied. sod cat ids peeled forward to ocropy il. At this lime there was Unit the rent a the Meets; se attack war Iwo' no eborection, sod she **ldlers @deuced sis deep, dietely commeoced epee them by the crowd ; sad until they got rather test the hosting& Here the liar the Home was at length delivered by the Nate •f coast/Wm were broke. by the crowd, who, hew. Lord from all that delesion which had been so on ever, retired, and mode way for the trumpeter, of. dolintsly pripepted ere this *object. It bad bees leer, aod first pert of the body. In a short Mese, avierted thst *my avenue was blacked op. whilst, however, the crowd closed, sad obliged the ransieder In point of feet, the cavalry had bees withdraws of the troop to mem fermi& toward the heating from those points by which it was easy Nampo. It 1 I n sin g le m eg . contrar y to t h a ~,ta a o f the c aalwaa d. wee um dilicelt to sodomised why the Yeemaery had leg Mikes. bet the why the Yeeaanry did as beea *elected rather thee doe revilers. as the object was to avoid Ma everthepeop(fitertl—Sest em which the phials .1 pub li c wrath shield be Pieta followed she officer directly op Mt the hoetiop, while mt. Nothlog amid be mere forcible, or &apply men ethers went round. by illticts mesas the east easier. pregame calicoes es this matter. than the esclama. rounded, and the warrant of the Magistrates faceted. lion a a Multi Mate who beheld what was firming — Thie yes as sewer to these who stated that the " For God's sake save the Yeomeney." Ile believed Yeosenry cot right aed left is their approach to the the *pinkie of the ',Mk was mow folly settled, and bestiess.—Uleer, hear !)—lt bad been lately the Met father vagary wield be sawrileses. Ile wee p r actice to p o st u p l a the "H ar l o w, o f Th e y eala ke. midget this the debuts in that Home. and, ahem seer Observer, the names of the permed emended, all, the speech of the Noble Levi, would WM to sod also the names of therm soldiers by whoa wooed, dissipate all those prajedices which hod been relied, were sited to have bras Waisted. Among others, the and to Place the Toewancr aid IHalliattatab of Mao Nowof Cepteill Burley was f rat parattp o soothsowl.— attester ill • far light before the peak. MI he asked Now, the fact was, 'het Caplets Burley had, was, that the moony dread sot disgrace itself by according to his ewe steteentel, wafer takes his resettle dews any ledivideals whilst they wore eon sword from his shoulder, eaten to make way fo r der eccusadoe. The Noble Lord bed. by his ea. two poor mown who were oppressed by the Plaeatioot mot slily misled the claws of /orient hat crowd.—[llear!)—lf that Gentleman bad sera coeferred • signal basalt upon the cottony. by dm the soldiery commit soy of the acts ee oft*. Mello( erroneees praposeessiews splint permits t a lked o f, hi e L or dship was o f op i a t e . th a t he who eadestook an sasses dory for peak advastege orneldabeee &tested himeolf to psi a stop to thew subset say reward or ceasideratim der their we. lie ender Meed free that Gentleman that the real rites.— Ilex !) state a the pee wor e mist a p or t a f the y ea p t aarp, Lord STANLEY felt meth *Mira to the Nellie when they bad impeached towards the hustle*, were Lord for the kaotheme eapressloes which he had used nted from the vet— d ot the ledivideals se asps. with regard to himself. sod a Noble Relation (Lord sited fres the rest wets Mooed ii en, and thee es. Herby). It was. however, a mistake to represeit so il e d w i t h at ,„“ ~,d sticks, in aaaaaga a n cr..l w hi c h him as vouching for the acceracy of all the facts COO. NN of them faced round. in order t. Mead thew. tamed ill thal statement which he had admitted to edges. The siteatioa is which them iedividests was the Hesse. Ho believed the statement le hi correct, plead wee perceived by the Magistrates, who, en bat he felt It Deanery to add. that be cleaved his metog what ostgoing forward, theoght it their ditty, illiermation from those eery Yenessosy whose con. without &ley. to order Colemel I. &tramp to duct was sow in question.—(llear, beer!)—Ho Ma. (way ,' f „opt i s " pou t o f t h aw . On was disposed. boomer, to place attire mallows its seeing this confeelom sheet the besting*, end the all limbed been eitiwillicbted to his by Ccrthii frevilese Muslim of Ilk Yeomanry sad mutable., Ilkley the espreselee of the Magistrate, who ordered Lord CASTLEREAGH remarked, that his Ma the L'Estesege to move forward was, for God's *re Makin* aim Wake aro the latotwatiii sake am the Yeomanry. They did ease the Yeeasery, which they smoked es respectable setback', sod and the creed wee te e any shoot time dispersed.— from credible illnesses. 1 Bet it was not tree. as had been Mated by as Iles. Mr. J. P. GRANT joined in the wish, that the Me. Coalmen behind him. That lies. Gardenia bad Posta at Wm better should eejoy the repotatioe bees misinforaed, when he stated that there were no a Mieceoca grain they were prarad to be guilty. — sleeves for the escape of the crowd, bet these ea,- His Noble Friend bad. with hie meal ceed•orritettrd pied by she troops. The great sod leading street et t o as tbey ea* related le him • bet he wished kr , PMenstreet was opts for them le elope:ashy, as me ellillitry, is order to *egotists villithee they wariest. i cavalry came that way. In oddities to that, tine vastly rted. Is Tiding for the Address, lc were wany miser streets epee, theesh they were bona toe oderstegod se Net pledglog brawl! lis met all so breed as Petenetrest, sod at • pod way as any Ineatera• which Mat Althea slight lb cologne, the mob, by dosing up. crested obstacle, enPltaasti In indivoo• 1 to (emigre en. With respect to Om legality in Hie. Lord CASTLEREAGH said , the Noble Lord's frailty of the Meeting, be geoid form mo laid opt. statement waseowirsad by that of awakes 11011116•• 1111111 MI that piglet, because be was net possessed et *Me Member. I a n al e i mm y .1 f a m e l a ge m. hi m , F ur that mo y Mr. BENNETT centmded, dot the ehaemelet Wl l l rases it was that he wished for enquiry. With re. CaPaele lbaleY had naaff bows Wooed into woes.' gird to whet had beers add by the Noble Lord epee. ems, ; bet it wee right to mmiseeteed that Neal*. site, the opinion of that Noble Loyd was brooded, weals which lb. House bed Meld misted Wisely se no doubt, on facts known fedi to the Goveramet. his authority, mad that asetrary widemo had hem, Ile ',moiety felt • greet asslety to hoer those meta wham spastratb. cents on that subject, which they had beat knight Mr. BATHURST melateleed, the. Capt. Ifirloy's to capon. In the scan time he would fay, be had Gramm wee coolness! by repressoistions frees others, Mist confidence in the Maginot's, that, however alien, cognisant dell that had happened. The Ma. booty la mem respects, sad however iojedicioes im gistrates twanged to him completely jeedfied , sad others, be *sight third thee, he yet theoght be cese to be snipped dell that malignity attribeted atm would net be adopted each a moray, if they t• It. Their rase was dintiect from that of the Yee. had not bees coneinced of its legality. Ile hod toe meet*, bet each potty wit mow emitted to the fa. hesitation is ssylort, that he should prefer se eoquiry mumble eidnitia of the public. The terser bad in the Coasts of lA+, as wore proper, la may re. acted to the best of their jedgweat in one a the most specte r than this Home, pertly, beams the enqoirp (Miceli situations is whack Magistrates wen ever could only be ranted on here on parole midmost.— pieced. The decigram 111 the Court of King's Beech, with re. Me. BARING said, U say this/ could show the gird to the Isle transaction at Coventry, might lied amenity of an oniony, end the duty of that Mouse to an esponatirso of a similar resell, le awe any op. to Militate it. It was Myst:eons jest ed Lor pt d oed , that the plicatim should be made against the Magistrates of other side. It was said by the Noble Manchester. But, in the case of Coveotry, no lives isdermation sow coniusemicated would be satisfactory were lost while, In that ef Manchester, there were lives to the ce eetry ; bet the only facts mow stated were lest. Bee sotosehore or other so e nquiry ought t o be given is the eathority of pompoms directly implicated made. There washardly e port of the canary where in their conseqesmes. Coeld this he said to be that a portiiro of the people, at IMO. did out all out description of ',Wane with which the coast ry would loudly for onquity.—(llear, hear !)—He enshroud be, or ought to be, satisfied ? It was tee mock to that he thought that the iloese were Weed le show hem this trumpeted forth by the Noble Lord. Ile had some deference to the public opiaies. met with aebody she did met Wok that • fell 'spina. Mr. PIIIIII'S eeermy to the high seism lien woe required, and he begged to say, that this seed im which Mr. Bide, bore swa held by ell who know him. meet was entertained by great members who did not lii had unirarsally the character of a most hemane choose to attend Public Meetings. The Honourable Gentleman. Member fir Yorkshire (Mr. S. Wortley), end the Lord CASTLEREAGII would pot mow go bete loyal decimators of that smelly Ind ie fact admitted soy misspent with respect to the matereof tbe Meet. as mech. This was itself en *Jainism of the tient. log, or assign soy leases why, is his opiates, the sity of murky. Without cementing that the Me. facts ought sot to he inspired into by the Hesse.— giant,' or the Yeomanry were to blame, all he Ile west soy, however, that he was rather at a lento asked was, ertrioiry, and then it would bonen who, conceive what statement of (sets the Noble Lied who if any, bad acted is the wring. His opinion was, led given notice nt a motion on the *object ter Tess. that his Majesty's Ministers would commit an act of day nett, and so Honourable Condemn,' opposite, the grossest Walks towards the Magistrates, sad 1/1111 prepared to bring forward to satisfy the Iliese the other persons eonceroeit, by denying royeiry of the necessity a such an anqeity —(Hear!)— the retell ot which, be Isollosod, "mold be, that t h e y Bat he rose 'tow to congretelete the Home that an wield be able to clear theaselves from the lapels. indivialeal, who represented that great minty whe t s I ible• er ca st epee tbeat.—as far, as least, as cruelty the proceedings so often alluded to took place, sd ,ie the !me el what they might have cenceioed who wes the sea of the individual charged with the ;to be their duty; bet it appeared to him at least a (log's Commission in that county, sod be was sere • great impredence in their conduct. It Wei admitted ,be only spoke the sentiments of admiral's of Met they limey, the day before, that the Meeting weeld,le I Nobleman common to all who had the homier to be its sistere,be illegatiel. Theycons see it as sessebley aid la divston. I lielealated with the *sena is which be discharged They saw the pass is with able ; end. • \ : thee el tint mow,'" r ot" the cooperated saltitnto _..1 70.00 or 60,001 r prem. Thu, he sowesivel. was aas of improdnice, and a mattoc wtiith regoirodinastigaiew. He war ea of thew who thought. that the preset state of She omen. must be got rid of, le semi wey. It wet keponibir that shims maid reemits as lei sow wen. A gnat part of that popelatia eu stem se mods &rade& were if/ Sea a Mate, that we wan valid cabs& be capital le a essonfacteriug balsas. It was apse. site that the people, who devoted themeelent to subjects of could attend to their owe baleen properly. Seattle*, therefore, shooed be dame to paned this, if possible, and something cenaltistay. It skald be recollected, that it *a peacetime of semis Mod, teligioes as political. which drove malty of the mansfactaroco let. this eautry. There was, bowevar, palatalise se a bed of that of a mob; despotism itself was vet bed. It +bald be recollected, that the evajoiry eta. whither there was ay improper inserfeneee to ra ving the coarse of justice. Is, the acessity of thia be etweeived there was a prime lick cote. We had teen Megistrates refesiog to lake ieformatiess sod gnat warrants, because they were in ewe degree concerned • sad other Magistrates making the ante refosal, Weems 'bar "eighteen were coecented— (ber, tear l)—sowl the Censer at Whom retain to go on with an importeat ineestigatioe. Tea went circumstances which rawdert4 eonoiry orcessavy,sell this was the rasa why he veal fee sod egrilli• Lard COMPTON coaceived that empty ask, wet well be gene ion by the Hass ow this abject. It could be only by a Gamine, of the elate Hone. a Committee op stairs, or a directiat to his 'Minty . . 40.0Mcors to palliate, "one of which medals meld beefficiat, or eight to be adopted. With a spect to the Auks to the Magistrates, be malotaieel that Goveramat could not have acted otherwise. If the ease was sec* as the Magistrates repreeeeted ii Ministers were right in nuking them; if wren. lbws thanks would cot pretest Mioistve free taking weans Kean thee afterwards. As I. the dim missal of Earl Fitawillise i it appeared to hie to af. feed so ressenble ground of complaint. A lend Waialeale was set wily the Kraut the Crews. bet also a servant of Mainers. t of the Ad- TN goalies was pet, sad the Repor dress reed a wad time sod agreed to. It ewe the. gaoled that it atteld be presented by the whole flees tenter**. After *beet the Meese adjoerund at Niue &Clock. NESTING sr ras WARD or CRIPPLECITE Yesterday a IIIIIIMT•1111sed respectable Meeting et the lei sbitsets of the Word of Cripplegate Within, .es held at 46 Tbe Large Ream," Weed-street, Is order .• To take late coesidera.lite the cooled of the Manchester Mightn't., sad Yeeisaery, ow the 16th ef Asgest last arid to dines, impotent sub jects consented withibe Rights sad Liberties of the People." At use o'cle k, Mr. Alderman Wools was called to the Chair; he brirdy stated the object of the Meet ing. Us had resented the Sleeting in eseseiesoce of receiving a Reqeivitios, nest respectably delve& Re had doles so, Inside, with ptsessirs, Smola he Concerto , In the priticiple of Seining is all inotn• ' sloes to discuss public grievances. Bet be felt betted epee another prieciple to call peblic Meetings, ender a some of duty to his constiteents, even that'll it were possible for his to dilfer fres theta is politics. lt was this feeling el defy, independent bis lore of coven, whkb bad ever *cleated of and ever should. Mo. Depot, V&Lt.MICa then addressed the Meet. le lw a very few words, sad proposed a string of itaeletioas. Thew were sweatier' by Mr. Km.. Mr. Etcss said, he bad biped that some porta snore competent this himself geoid address the Meet. lag ea the ream occesloo. He coogratulated them that they were free and lorlopoodeat citisens of Lee dom, owl am in the shatter of the people of chesteroseposed to butchery. It was to be wetted that the Needy scenes whisk had alma pleas theta had sot bees sonsidered by them at an earlier period ; bet he use aware it was guiltier owls' to a wait •f feeling la the Ward, are to any beat wise en the pert of the Worthy Chalsmen, to ~ems sett Odor- By the the i ro they bed gained see "Metal% &dustless weeld sot ha sabj.ct to the rebel glees to the Carpeted«s by the Prince Repot. They could mot sow hr s e ldom' they were ettieformsd ea the siOject, foe Weisser, had laid the best midetsce they meld priests befogs the Nike., as a jastifscotion of their readect. la his *Moles it was no justiication at all, tied tte Manchester traumatism revalued still earned is ell its horses. It was net • Ireation, as some would Ilea it, Wormy Mr. hut and lb* blegistestm„ bet sae betwola the people sad Magistrates acting st the will end passers of the Crown, sod mote imael le collie, sod sabrine ewe, women, and childret. lediscriminately. Het it was couteaded, that 114 Manchester Maths; was set Italy illegal, hat alarming ; sod some mew bad pee se far as tio say. that war bat Optimist , Mooting stash* be sllowed. Ile denied this dairies altogether, ass maintained new, se strongly as ever, that the Meeting is gelation was strictly Irgal. This, he asserted. au not contradicted by all 114 deeemoots sod adult. they had lotoly men ; user did tLe drcla. a ion of Lard Castlereagh himself purse the Megan', of the Moo ing ; for, instead of facts,. be tells Es be has s 1.1 wow; belief Chet it was so. It was sew stated, tho the Riot Act had bees read drat times, sod that ore of thellagist rates wee trampled es in the crowd. Why, if the Worthy Magistrate was net treddee to death, er ground to powder, was he eel prodeced ie deems? or •hy did he withheld the fact, if it au eve ? He was no friend to assembled mal.itedes, with bangers sod flags ; bet lad net the Garereasest provoked these things ? Does net ose of the M" estates (the Rev. Mr. Hay) tell the Cotetement. that the poor base bews goaded late these Moo logs by distress sod heaps I Is pattlog down, therefore, by the sword sod trainees, am* west be ulterior objects la view, sod shoo Wood to aim to be. the establishmest of despotism, sad the sobvereion of oar rights and liberties.—(Haug ') hear' ) —He entered at some !swath late thedreemstances the prosecetion of Alienate %Rheas aod Ars; leed condemned that Reelti as apt coasetiol from PP NO MOW jell* , the Al la do .sty I WWI lie es N iv AM i Me Iles, of th item IN' pare 1 PlitP 11 Choi Aid' shoo pit I , Dui !peg _ ___ 3I 0 4 pa .f •M els tat it