The National Register. — London, England, 1819-12-13 00:00:00

rlnverial Portioning) etmlixned from page 4(3) had beard the offensive passaAes trail, and lie did think tl••y ought to be noticed; and with that feeling lie had taken sit himself the perfaintaiter of what, Dail knew, WAS an unpleasant ditty He %AS unacquainted with any of the persons who might he Slllll.l/Srli to have hero en• gaged in the ptibluatiuo. It had hero maid, if this libel were taken notice of, that others ought in he branglit be fore the HOIISC; bull itl hi• opinion this libel differed from all that had preceded it. It eventually advised the apple. ol• brute force is abrogate that Iloilo., and to at•• eontythsh what the Illlthor devoted to he coeutual to the advantage of the people.—(Hear, hear,)—He tr.-Mile the 11-use with precedents, but he could tint help SPOlAlking, that the lioss+c had been slow to 1841 k 118 senw of hitch. AS lir. Fl)% and Nit Sheridan, aniongst others, bad contended *Woes linear sill+, that the dignity o f t h e H oss p e otsght 10 Ire upheld. The language of this pamphlet was not that .it minor bus that of direct threat; aml could such brogitage lie endured Thr House would allow Imo to lead the different paragraph., a Inch appear ed to libit to be of the them WAS AS I . IIIILOWS : its pair •19 the author ssid— •' What prevents the people licica.astil polling out the ineuielti is by threat's, larking tip their doors, and !basing the key into the Thames? Is it any majesty which lodge+ in the members of dbat astern his r Ui we love theme Not at all: we haven't instinctive Isom Sal and disgust at she tery •hatiact idea of a borough aing r. Do we respect them Not in sloe least. Da we regard theta AS radii wed with any &opt. for qualities? On Ike runts ary, itch+ ids, illy, these I• Seal rely a 110111er rr+a• Sure than your mere member of P.llllNlisent I thatigh, its Ins ell4pofille CA pArity, thr eat tit 1 . 111 nal ~s absolutr a boll• . Their MSe practical protector+, them.- the rea l effirietit anti-rvforteicsa —are to be tumid at the Dowse- Geri ds and the linigitislc idge. barracks. A+ long a+ the of moans' maiarittra are barked by Ike reek. osental muter roll, se long may I lia.e a lio lid v 0 gut the tax 7 sioa, r keep it, and hang those 01.0 te+ist." . . Hr collected lowa the 164111a1,beers which had been raised dui sits; the trading of this paragraph, that there Mete altlas r arattlisk - cts w die house also ealettained 110- Wiwi. similar to those 4.f the author of it. He was sun y for il. siolesoily abusive as it was, he dial not 1111011' whether he should 1141.1' calks] ,lie wiliness notice ut the house so it, if it bad bet n .etsiacc 1111 l pained by ushers 91 a slasher descriptioas. lle had no objection to any man expo es 'I hg as strongly as he pleased his.etnitieliois of Ilse Ilec.ssity parlsaluesolaoy saloon); MIS lie must insist upou his not dn.:cling the people to set I. it by physical force: he uuo.t insist upon his slot leading them to think, that such a rt•nu•dy was s h e only titne.ly left them, and therefore tit• only aotose a such they ought to adopt. 411''ar.) Tim pal agraph which he had past lead to them, when a onsidered aluog witlybe einnett, eridessily clips es seal we opinion of the writer, 1114• it Was 11 l'orrt alone that pailiasurastaty seismal' could be accomplished : fur, after 1.14..tig how impossible it was for the hossw to reform itself, be youceetitil to say, lii page 51 that" nothing lull brute tosee, or Ilie poessing feel ut ii,woulsl refos us she parliattnetit. Woutil *sty 111411 lot wood to say that two Weaklings could lie pot upon this passage? !here were 110 „awe passage in the hook hot th.a, the house mould trot do its duty, it at did nut hatititte ploceedings open for in what 4.4111411011 might is he placed. it it dui slut take suitor notice 41 this paoppli(et I Supposing that ally pa arc. tical elleets were to result from the advice Kisco In it, (and the following of Adult advice could lead in notating else but scent s art confusion and I • , which no man could eunlemplate without bosom), with a hat censciroce.coold She house ',tureen to punish the miserable wort - tidies who bad been deluded LI) this woo k, v loin it had nut declastsi its optioion ooistou the *oak itself, Omagh hi on I;lit before its Uotire, 01 shown that it had the power to punish the suplai•tical nutter ut 51? Jts such a case, would not any iowd% eat 1U the gout ut rebelliou 110111 tallow ing the rs tidal iun of tbs.. pamphlet, have 4 laj Itl to say to the I se, •• you toast- 'mu stir es a.sizseal So mislead Sae pat ale now 1111 l rims your vengeance upon one, anal )ri you bast . *shell 110 110114:t 111 . alit prrson whose advice le al 0110 11 14 1 C. l Oll sc I,l' CI tint lot *lnch you HON 111111411 I..ti" He 11411 no Ills:Mir of astwellaihing by whom this pamphlet was Wail Sun; lull, front is hatever gilittler is c.oho, it was clearly clue pl lJthlt 11011 01' a prisms who tilled 110 Mean *ll Hal lull Us bit, who had tee& 1,11/ nut 0111111011 CON • Callus*, and who ads elillutted wills considerable talent. \Viten, tints, ewesy party iu the slate was calling for she pound •iii of the Ivopenmy anti Ibrenp.•.thy polnisliels ut Istason, ass It tittitia that .11IP) about., ►how ail thing Jake a Semi of this author, lit causelle essjo)r.l a Mare es kited rank all 64.e1e1y thau those a retch,] scribblers 1 After aseertainisie She author 4,1 Ibis pamplot.l, the hols.e could pilot teal to Norther Ilie4sllles. He 55 004 n o w ctatc what lit thought the plupeo I 111 l o 4„ 1 , 1. Jle India dealt olla that tht• house ahualil pruerrd in the 1000 1'111110.161 WWI 1010,1 drlilirs alt• manner ; mud t h at a ha le *se, - si Idbrduneuuiahtappearnutl..ariseliun.mldan bow:nation or personal Irrlu.K , lout io he the icsnot Or la— ilectius. and mantle ro 11l i l leration. 'llse first step whit+ be roloposed to br adopted was, 111 call to the bar of the bona , tar ludt.sdual whose Hanle appealed -pun the lair,' o f I sl e publicalioll. in urdl•r that they todeld get al the eel ulfriult.r. He thought it in son case ptnpt•r to 111(1. teed al t aitist She portlier or publisher, a lir or Sloe teal „oe„do, could be oared. He ahould Shill slatsemuse,that Ittrorit Sluddart b.• called to the has of She 'loose. 'fluor Welt (lse! ill %kids the 11011se bad come In a WlOlOlOll tirclas hog Slat the paper complained of was ol a isarticodon V6lll AI 14 I, and then called the patty Isefute them. 'fart, arse other eases iii whsrh they calk al the patty Lef..te then. without ilaastsa a•utor 10 all) re1401111114/11. 1 tor pi ecsdi iii lultiolictl by Lb.. latter 1:14,1, ut cases he piocrentd beedlise is 111.1 appear lit him mute tribune sl iu inquire ants the prison alto %lute Ili, puuli• eat ~,,, asst .hill to pall.. a It •oesi lull, chin...mg is was or Aas not a bpraeti of pitta. ge e 111 usakjag ILIs UlOllOll, be looped that nu other snouts' WOlllll be iitspowa ~,,, lIUI 4 c ~,,, wool ,tote mI Ihr enthrall,. of sloe house, how a I'oll ~,,,, t eel:nu ut Ihr Irsh.ecl %Sal %kWh it alight fu be 'Altai tied thausigliont the culllUty. - :11s. Pk.AK LH —burs ittat.m her wish the title Di the potoiteattoo. rod the pastor-watt passages to ohich b e i sn • trt. tt. al, to he mod Mr. CDU(IEN and handed the pamphlet In lbw Os w ho lewd trUlli lilt . pstssats quoit al by att. Com .esat) Ili his aperrh, mid asi•to the :Ilk- pijr, whirl. It as tuitr.ws:—•• A rifling Alisiske 1111 l Lord Er•siiitos recut,* Preface ahol L rrAptc 'No eui a Littler to lot ordship, by the dulling- of nit- Defence of the People.' Lumthan, publtshed by Mount Stoddard, s I, Strand," THE NATIONAL REGISTER. Mr. COURTENAY Mils mowed, that Robert Stoddart hr ordered to appear at the bar of the hotoe ten Monday swxt. The motion was 'Prowled. Silt FR A NCO; Buitinrr rose, Re cal, this Willi Walther remarkable instance of the assumed 'tower. of the liouse—powees against which Vieille,' al ray himself. Odly a few evenings since the House had all 1/1111.11 !unity to ex rn it. lallUI•il111ii11 114/11C k i ))) liii :0%9114;11r to the coudiry, by roman y lilt, snme rerion vi ins ! but there it aas said Well Course ads iiijudici.m•, as they ettu:d not ex amine a ant - M4IM 11401. Theo e, enquiry or ii usidul tendency was abandoned ; laa here it Wild Io raise .tali intuit Court of Justice, to b: Judge and Jury iu it: tori It cause, and to exertese all such 111411/14 1 1111% power.. But here nu eliar6c was made—nu hind nits established; the a hole pamoldet outfit to have brew read, bet instead of th it, they only had a garbled extract. 'lta purole such course, would lower that ilonse in the opiuion of the people-- if any thing could loner it in the estimation or that people. ' I tie passages might lie proved to he true and correct it the while acme .rad : los instance, a hat was there that was mine contemptible than the :dal' at t idea tif N lioroughinotiger ? bat tine author had said had been before iniwrveil, and even 111111 e situ. gly. 14,511 Chatham hail oboe. wed, that the Fitnise Of C101011(41 all w. 1$ of daintier ; aud Selden remarked that their privi leges coustituted the grealust trmiii) in the am Id. lint what said the author 3 Ile asked a hat ',restated the people from actin.; in a paitirinar IWil I the oils% er was cane. Did not Bills br.iile the liouse--tho,r Hills winch laid produced so much disgust thruiLitiout the country, (hear, hear 1) say 11, same thing 11tid not they appeal to force? They dui, mud they corn iiitindi.ceJ the 4u,r, monist the expression of opinions touching that House. But its tier *swami, su that Uonsr raspeetur.: the pamphlet, Wit• inn expressed, is they hail mot yet even romal it to be any °Retire, be use foulest again. the Moulin. Mr. BAN KS strongly supported the Alotion, ronlnntling that what had beet' read was grossly lihetlaoa,t that it taught to he noticed 4 aunt .that the House was bound to in tro). re in this iustrnrr. to set it,elf against the new bell of .a.tatehy and ruin that was every where slowing 11.41 f. (lleardarar!) land .1. RUS •ELL ulna rated. that a more ill-advised mai tan had neve, been brims. ht far. a r tl. Illear, hear.)- 11 is propus.•d to deal out a •I•milidir measure of justit C. Why we. Mit ache. teal from a thou.:tool kiwis 4. hints were abroad, a. well *son theta tales I Nhy was the Attorney - General to appear to Some iu•t.mces, the ,House au ot'ters' and a mint e 1.... to 440 uuunlicni 1 lie therefor.• conclude. with moving, as au 11111..11 , 1111.911. lhat Robert Studaft is d reeled to at trod .Ist savory 13. (4 Parliautrulary haiday.) .itr. 1). KINN IR 1) denied that the pansatzes were au Its. Reform 10 a relit-llama t it stated the prop in' ion that the laws. that fear alone, prevented the people Gum b.•bat it“ particular mantles. fond N I.\ htid lie would ouppost the original Mo tion. The Intel/nil evi.tenre,ut to toe /Author, sho.Ard That hob ioth*idts.ll Nos A %Malty victim for the I. °Ube 161:Irake at. if eiithe to .tri.e. ii ivi.z an•ertained the out h.. r, he tnought tile Hmthe oiled to du eel the Attorney-6,, nen.l to prostettle. TO. he were plait tiluet t 0 compromise their • How they got titvir heath title out now the qua he Nisbet( eerthoily 111:1I Lon: of 'liens were obtioned by 0511 r SU , Stibi.; but their, they ought to protect the p. IA Hese., and r..sist Norio attacks. Alr.W I LISERFORLI. suppmtril the Motion, and de clared the pasvitaa to hr thaptc,l .1b1) litteilowi, and a breach of the prtsile..• urine Sioux After souse farther convereati ~,,, the ori A iunt Motion was put and corrird without it division t and Mr. Studant therefore °riles ed to ast.•1111 no Monday. The Sear. Itiike•tor-Asins Bill having brew read a second time, io:d tile remains's, Oeuery I n ash% been disposed of, the iiit.j.iuiond PATITIDAV. DEC. 11. Thisday the House being met were summoned to attend the Lords, where a ounmission was read, appointing the Lord Chaiwellic. and the Earls Alelville, and Shaftsbury. COlll. missions:wt. for toe purpose of giving the Royal Assent to •' An Act to present the training ut irersons to the use of arms and to the practice of military evolutions and exercise. The ea iiiii Msion having been read the Lord Chancellor pronounced the Royal Assent, and tire Speaker on his return to the House having announced the same trout the Chair the House adjourned to Monday. 111031 TUESDAY NIGIIT'S GAZETTE. —41111.‘ CROWN O FtCF. . DEC. 7. MEMBER returned to .erve in this present PARLIAMENT. Borough of Camblidge.-I.icut..Col. le. W. Trench, Assistant Quarter Master General in his Majesty's army. in the room of the lion. E. Finch, wIo he *wined the Chinern Hundreds. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. C. Ruck, Sun Yaird, Ewa Snuthtidd, %It:Wager. from Dec. 4, to Jas. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. W. L. Clithem, Liverpool, cotton manufacturer. RANKRU yrs. J. Fletcher. Ripley. Dolby. dealer. Solicitors. Messrs. Few, Ashmore, and Hamilton, Henrietta Street, Covent Garden. H. Hoinitt., Northampton, grocer. Sol. Mr. Ales, Chantwy Lane. A. A4lat. Church Street, Lambeth, victualler. Sol. Mr. Henron. Bouverie Street, Fleet Street. W. Smith, New Road, St. Pancras, builder. Sol. Mt. Satin • den, Charlotte Street. Fitzroy Square. J. Jamey. Liverpool, goltivulitit. Sob. .Messrs. Blackluck and Dunce. Temple. J. Hate. Ilindcy. Stafford, millwright. Sola. MOUS* Price, Wiiliama.audWltte. Lincoln'. Inn. A. Bruce, Newcartie upon I)ne, merchant. So: Meson. Mears. Marriott. Brooksbank, and Fran, Gnat Inn Sq.?.tre. J. Woodroot; Gun Street, Old Artillery Ground, turner. Soh. Cultim at.tl Waller, Splint Square. It. Cullen, Ittocia Ito*, Mick Street, factor. Sol. Mr. Pullen, Fore Street, Cripplegate. DIVIDENDS. Der. IK, S. Moline, lloiliter Lane, merchant—l 6. J. Peel. C. Harding, and W. Wihock, Fazeley, Stafford, cotton spinner,— J. Harper. Fleet Sireet, bookseikr—w, W. Middleton, Liverpool, merchatti-44. I'. fiat:ley, Birmingham, merchant... 2ti, O. W. and G. Int•c11, Long Acre. oilmen-4v. C. E. Jones. Kentish Town, ianner•-Y2. J. Harrison, Sprit'. 0 vdens, tailor —ls, C. B.Nhop, II iati Sneer. Ssilliwark, linen t.iaper-41i, J. D. Gregory, ::rown Street. Finsbury Simaie, silk inanuMciurer —try, W. S. Mai-on. Colchester, grocer —UK. W. W Amen Comer, hookselltr—ln, J. G. Nichols, Monkey, Surrey. merchant —o. Nowtrby. New Bond Street, C• Piankerd, tit. Philip and J.scob, Gloucestershire, tanner—Jim. R. Walker, Great Grimsby. Lincoln. boat builder-4. A. Wilson Street, Aloorfields, calenderer-6, F. Naish. Tiverton. Somerselnbire, cluthicroolB, T. Wbarldon, Derby, pun [Punnet. DEC. 13 CERTIFICATES to be granted Dec. 46. T. Prichard, jun. Bristol. inetchant—l. Hopwood, Norwich, Lancashire•, bleacher—R. Miller. Old Fish Street. Iviokseller— I'. .dattliews. Frith Str eet, Soho, stationer—ll. Ca:dwell, Mo. shelf Hank Mill, a orkshire, thread manufacturer—S. Whitt•, l'urnhani Green, victualler—G. Beattie, Salford, Lancashire, dyer—C. Hodgkin, Bishorisgate Street Within. merchant— .l. Yatc, IVuru••ster, leather seller—W. Elliott, jun. Tunbridge cheesenionger. HIGH TREASON. PRE'STON, Dec. 4 , —On Thursday lost, Henry Walden; wheelwright, Thomas Austin, shoemaker, George Dewhurst, reed maker, 1191:iatn Fletcher, tailor, and John Adamson, 'tailor, were brought to the House of Correction,in this town, in three post chaises, escorted by a party of the 7th Dragoon Guards under Cornet Stephenny. They were ap. prehended on Wednesday night, or curly on Thurs. day morning, and brought before the Rev. T. I). Whitaker, L L.D. and Joseph Fielder, Esq. at Blackburn. Wulkden and Austin stand charged with having " imagined, devised, or intended to levy war against his Majesty, within this realm and with having, in order to the execution of suhe devices or intentions, divers pikes and other offen sive weapons and arms, and divers traitorous and se ditious books, papers, letters, and writings, concealed in their dwelling houses, out-houses, and premises thereunto belonging, within Blackburn." The other three prisoners, Dewburst, Fetcher, and Adamson, are charged with having " on the 15th of November last, at Aberghain Eaves, near Burn ley traitorously conspired and combined together, with other wicked and traitorous persons, to the number of ten thousand and upwards, and in purauat.ce of the said traitorous conspiracy, and at the time and place ateresaid, with having armed themselves with divers pikes, pistols, clubs, staves, andother offensive weapons,and with having thereby then and there levied war against the King, in order, by three and constraint, to compel his said Majesty to change his measures and Councils, and to inti. midate and overawe the Houses of Parliament." Upon these charges the Prisoners are at present remanded for a further hearing, which i.. expected to take place this day. Dewhurst, Fletcher, and Adamson, were fully committed last night on the charge of High Treason. Mr. Knight, of Manchester, has also been committed under the same charge. Walkden and Austin are are to be re-conveyed to Blackburn this afternoon, where they will be allowed to give bail to answer for a misdemeanour. Within the lasi seven or eight days, the wic:.l , limles of the weather hare been remarkable. Wednesday, in the last week, at Bo'clock in the moriiiiitz, the thrf nintnetor hail stink wren degrees Itelow the freezing Isom ;on M lay, at the save hour, it stood at fifty, and by two oclock that day, u had risen to til:y.thrre; and, on Tuesday at ten o'cloPk, it attained the mean temperature of the wbole year; or hilt'.-five. List week as a errant-mail of Mr. Gib-on, farmer, n( [intim. 11,1 e, named (ieliri t e was drat% ina a coarse trout a min with which lie had bent destarryiri e hircF, it onfortuilately went .al', when the whole of the con tents passed throu l ih his hod), and caused Ito inintedia:e Death. Faatt.—Between eleven end twelve o'clock on Thersday night, as the watehmao was going his rounds, he discovered a fire issuing from the manuftwtory of Mr. James Twede, cabinet maker, kosetrary Lane ; he sprung his rattle and gave the alarm, the neighbours all assembled, and rendered all possible assistance ; but from the quantity of timber which it contained the fire had gained such an ascendancy, that all attempis to extinguish the flames were ineflip ttial Several engines arrived, and being supplied with plenty of water, confined the tire to the manufactory, which was entirely burnt down. The dwelling-houso and those adjacent were fortunately preserved. The ('it it and! Military lAtithon IWI lie, were, on Willuesday, actively enaageti iu ►earching for pikes ut CJlden gale, in constincnce of a story Itavoac wale st,road, that some hundreds of these weapons had been, s.credy conveyed thither. The search was YARMOUTH. DECEMBRIt, H. It blew a eery hard gale on the night of Tuesday the 7th 'twat'', and our beach was strewed with wreck ou the following morning. From vitriol's parcel. or kilo's and other articles which three been picked lip, it appears that a Danish Wert Imbrium+, called the Flimoix, Copt Gird& , front Copriiliagesi bound to Si. Croix, Struck ou .unite of the sands ort thir place, and went to pieces. Her crew and parresigerr mulch all have pet i , lied. A large vessel was di•eovered riding in a perilous Oa. anus. autonitrt the Saud., haring lout lie 10 . 45 ". T he crew landed yesterday at nowt in skt•ir hoot. Slie proved to be Vv ii of Bottom. North Arne, tri. Troller, ;motel, frogs Il►enteo b Ito St. Uhea, with cotton. She has since been takes, pus•essiou of I. . • boat , from the Aron, wbirharr• hi inging her into the Read.. The Julio, Robinson, uneiter, of antl lion Alt•stiel bound to Lisbon, with liar. stasi I , . 1 / 4 r. tea• di..ro un ►hole at P a / 4 040 a on the might i t the 7th instant, and is suite to pieces. Crew sod 'sort of the cargo sirs. d. tiAPPIIIBUI!fiti. !MC. 7 The %reek of el.11ers1.111 1 ; - ;;;ts;•o:sitore near liar pishui gh Low I.i2lit-home chit evreine ut lota o'llol . l. Peet of het tarsi), rmi•i•tlita oiratN, ha• r •o 0 .hoer, but it cannot yet be a.cetimiliett wbrlllrr the abide id the "woe will be saved, as the velvet mac on shore spe eater, lied Uwe is a very heavy sea ou thy beet*.