The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-11-23 00:00:00

V' OPENING or TIE SESSION or PAILLIA. r Nr. • Tlas thy the Palace Realabe, with the steel ego, seat to the Hesse of Lords to apes the sided o f Parliematt. The Inenem of the weather at tested as imams 00000 one of spectators to witness t o cavalcade, and St. James's-park, Whitehall, Per meated-street, and Palter-yard pretested the spec nele of see vast centimes's' moving throng of persons * teeny sr. sew, and conditioe. As 'oily es 12 o'clock gcery evens' opening on the lies of the especial! Poersies streamed with crowds, anziessly pressing forward to get a view of the woe. At belt-pest toils the Life Geards, proceeding dews the Pack, g o edthe track through wsieh the promotes was to toss, free St. James's Palace to the Hesse of Lords. At half.past tae the Risme proceeded in his pd. Veto carriage, closed resod by a troop of the Life Gourds, (roe Catlten-hoes• to St. Jame.; where, le abest ten simnel after his snivel, the co sande mend off. consisting of three of the Revel's cartiages,drawn by sin bay horses each, sod awe by tie Weevilsl blacks, which contained the *Stets of the Prince Regent's hoesehold, he. and were followed by the State carriage, drawn by eight coes.coltered horse,. The nember of Life. goods, foreleg the escort. and movie' with the pro ms/los, was greater than we remember to have seen so similar occasions. • As the nut's, paned threegis the Stable.yerd. plea feeble sheet of applies was swot forth, which was repeated at intervals along the list, as the Rs. out passed, as far es Palace-yard ; bet it was sot lees nett,' hostler aid hellowinp of the sub became iteßciently strong to drown the applause, and every essessive cry of improbities became the signal of Norval of the hootiogs and other tokens of dig. eyprobatiem. The procession meted at a mach backer rate thee steel, and rescind the noose of Lords sheet live steel's beer. two. The rush of tM popelace le keep pace with she state carriage wee truancies' and overpowering; we expect to bear of many accidents. as we observed several per. Nat thrown dews and trampled ever by the linseed ineltitedo. The essetity of well.dressed men and AS gest females In the Park fir exceeded any thing of the kind equally seen at this period of the year; yet we retorted bet few expressions of feeling of soy kind "greet mere cariosity from the decent froths part of the enentblage on the Recces 's opposes'. Tbe appleeders were certainly, gene. "ally speaking, lint. better then mob, and the hooter, were the film rabble we ever saw. except at the late Finsbury Sleeting. The respectable part of the cant. stseay yr ril in general a prefaced and elan. you silence. CUMBERLAND ADDRESS. -.0.-- • The following letter was troosmittod to the High Otani hy the Earl of Thanes, on his Lordship re oeiving the Address of the greenly of Comberland, to be promoted to the Herat Leaden, Nov. &Mtg. " Sen. lln iya.eie othoowlygge for receipt of your letter. so web as of No Address w..ich the Yievbetiers at ti repaid:, of Case•serlaral hare dear tae the hamar of soirencog to etc eillarCe. 1 eall be ON mazer* to avail myself of sae earliest apporienity at prareesitta it so hie Na el litgbaers the Prier, Regent. as the beet reran I east Date Pa the hoes hawser they bon been pleased to eerier epee. . der. year et O 4 hedieat cad very bumble %eraser. "Tot. SAM. Cartal.." It is stated, epp areetli frees authority, that there I hme truth in the reports which have been desolated I far mem eialv Post impeding his 51sjeKty's health. fits R• vel Ilieheroati rho Duke of &my/ invited petty of diathicties on Soirri”, to meet Karl Fin- WILLIAM ; auffsig whore were 7 D.hes of KENT and Idonvote ; ?Armpit. of LA Furls of Tits. A, mance:Le. Jinset, Coween. Gary ; Lords Rectum, Pastime, G. CATiNOVIII, Nucissi ; Irleasr•. Totowa? Benvitusii. Tut PRINCE livolXT'fi COVOT.—Yeetorday„ at o'clock. the Palen! RiaiasT !...1.1 a Coon of Carl ton.heese, which was afroe fed by all the Cahiort Minister•, the Lord (7fteetberlain, the Letri Steward, the Master of the Hort., e‘e ('orontro!ler of the Household, the Diskee of Ricustono, Nonvoist, Safi MAIILIMOOEau; the Kid, FITZWILLIAN, Gam Tuanirr, LomsoAce, and Guicneono; Lords Sr. nallaefi and Bottom; Sir GlOliat NATLOO, Wasccst, The RIOIST held a Privy Council, et which the speech to be delivered at the ongoing of the Session of Parliament was ag►eed sport. Immediately after the Council, the PRINCE Re. slat was pleased to invest the Earl of GuiLDIORD with the Rile, lonian Order of St. klicksel and St. Game.; mad the "loggia of 010E110%1)11AT and Lord ST. listen's, were also knighted on receiving the Royal Geelphic Order. His Royal Highness gees atidieneve to the Earl of Ltvertenoc, Viscount SEallooTn. end Viseoeat CAlTLltalAasi slant, the Duke of Its who delivered op the blue liked worn by hie late fattier. The followlug Noblemen bud audiences to deliver Addresses:—The Duke of NOOTOLII, Earls FITZ wILLIAIIs and TNOWIT, final Yorkshire ; the Doke of blanteoievaw, from Oefordshire; Earl Gorr, tram Disallow; the Eitel of I.OII4DALE, from West. masked and Comberland. The Coen broke up at eta o'clock. The Duke and Michela of Benvomo left Vienna the 15th lost. for Paris: their Graces are es. pored Mow the ',coed week in neat month. Lord VALLicionT Is arrived at the than, Dover, with dispatches from Vienna. Hu NAJZSTY.—A Gentlemen who has been in his remotes short Mafioso, slate., shut the appuarsace of Oaf aged Memareh is the most venerable loughs. able. His heir and beard are white as the drifted MOO, end the tatter lows giscefelly ever a breast which now feels not the ttlessetes or the pains of life. Who' the Gentlemse saw him, he was dressed le a loose satin robe, lined with far, sitting in an apparently pensive mood, with his elbows on a tilde and Me head testy g ea Ms hatda*;:and milted per holy mindless of invite/Ist itjeets.--(Bidis Jour nal.) tIIE STATESNIAg. To rot EDITOR or Tog STATESMAN. Sta.—Rasing OM an intimation is. your Paper of the Itith lostaist, " that the Resolution• passed ens. nimeasty at the Berkshire Meeting, ere from she able pen of Lord Fousnsyone." ( think it proper to do jestia to my @slimmed frienk who f ed we with them, so emery you, that his Lordship *veer saw them before they appeared at the Meeting at Reading. _ _ Th. Re;olutinne and Addrese are from the able pen of a Gentleortn, whose valusblo prorlomions often appear in the STATE' was, sinned Trucrruv Tsunami to, and are, le is justly observed. " ss sound and constitutional •s they Sr. patriotic." And. I am. cir, your obnli.nt rd-lemt.e. Berk.. NOV. 9.9. iv V. 1.1. E T ON TIMOTHY TRURMAN'S LETTER. We fret hewed. In a great ses .1. IwseM lba folteeetsa Ri mer le reveller T . it Min eselscrilost seal the writer, ease, end he Ming a nentkosan.sho we are sire world NO glee a seasernee pain to soother .me, List fee the runic good. We bare two sr three aneasisore moll., to that comsti fittfross writer. for web Greeter sere he is. though Me politics, In age leeteare. OA not vindrore rei , ll our are. Thole replies is decline Is beset, heir. desirous to aooll personatire os ..eh oe poutA is all growls , dis:setions. Reside.. tsol friend and centime( Rrod,r of, east Corre:annilest to. tail Is al this tins suffer's; ender a severe inlispositioa, and there fore maids to wigl the pew in assault or fires. /f mad/ he ingesereln la strite• The foltosrseg is niorreorr free from Mod heat which t the ether Writers lessees their moil! in She hiving .f the Reader. TO THE EDITOR OE THE STATERAWIN Sic,—Aso year Correspond's', TIMATIIT TRUB. MAN, intends to take his limo, cod use his sown con venience, ae it regards his answer to my letter in f Salter.. I beg lege, in the interim to Mike a few additional observations on that important subject. As to that " hastiness" of temper, and " We cores, asperity," which he imputes to 111 e, I can only say, in reply, that I was not conscious of them in the instance alluded to ; neither can I allow that they have, in any respect, " misled n. r judgment," entil he has first proved that my judgment is wrong. Tooegh I know that folly and violence are fre. potently. and sometimes very justly. chargeable open the young and inet:"rienced, yet I am Dot an young and so simple, et to believe 'het every o ld man is, on that account, • wise min.— ( have seen many grey heads distinguished only for test of money, injeatiee, and total disregard to all mora lity and t .ti, t ion, in the means made use of to obtain it. Ido not, by any oilcans, intend to ley ' h ole e k es t o the awe• of your Correspondeet ; I only wish to sly, that I do not believe that a man is overacts,* vier or good-tempered, bermes , he is add and ,;ray ; at any rate, nel:lier youth nor age has any thing In do with the arguments in f o f Univer sal Suffrage. If I am tan young, Major CART. IVRIGUT, I sopp.iie, is old enough, to give strength end dee reverence to that subject ; en d I as we that the venerable advocate of Radical Reform Isms never yet been •ffect sally answered. The difersnee between me and Mr. TRUMAN consists in this:—lie is that property is, and ought to be, the basil of Representation : 1, assert, on the contrary, that life, liberty, and happineu, form the true basis of Representation. To make I lptsperty the basis of Representation is to filebligh Re arbitrary, reclusive, end capricious Constitution. It is a principle (if it be at all worthy of so philoso. Oka% a name), which is not (growled in reason end eleity, because all men have some property; all eltirM are Comparative; a little property ht. &if le owe minas a greet drsl is i•enntiter : and Willy, the argument and 1104.111 ft of the thing are its favour of the men with a (ilk properly, because on that very mount he stand' in need of greater secur ity end peotectinn. Properly sten is of est entertain and /actuating nature. " R:ches take to themselves singe, and Sy •svay." To.day I may be in proud psis inn of immense wrelth.—to.morrow l may be braise t low, " without a piece on which ro ley my head." The most illustrious men—illeatrioea egoall) for wisdom and titter—have beets in all ages the rarest among respective countrymen. Is it I. IS endowed fur a moment (perhaps lam Inn warm) that sects exalted beings shell be shot up and reeled ed from the constitution of their country, 'wisest Obey aro not only poor, bat too virtuous end Inver. eo ptible ever to became rich ? If poverty were a positive and imenstable grime, there would be some reason in favour of an ezclesive system ; hot we know that it is fter,tionoly a virtue s and that riches are more frequently both dm cease and the effect of the greatest tioprevity and corruption. It is very singular, then, that any reflecting mind should et. I tempt to make property the bears of Retrresentation! I Where would have been Soot teas, EPARIMONDAI, CATO, and other illostrions ancient,, who held riches in such si.vereien contempt, had they Hoed in the present age? Poor unhappy wretches! year 'irises would have been of bet little use to yea in England, where that very property which you an nobly t!e spised. is to be made the exclusive basis of Reprises tatior ! I might even gn farther. end point to the Founder of Christianity himself, who,thnegh he had nut where to by his head in repose, was not indifferent to the freedom and happiness of the poor. Wine Janus, and PAUL, end SOCR I'M to be excluded from the right l o t Tor 1,1•1 Electiooe, bonus' they were too poor to hay a freehold? On the other hand, are net life. freedom, and happiness equally deer to all, both rich awl pnor ? And do tint the laws of every country Sentern the life. freedom. and happiness of all ? Here, then, is • basil. broad end immoeeable founded in nature, truth. justice, mad religion. it is also "sited to the age we live in, end to that propels which men have made in knowledge and humanity. As to.the laws and Constitution of this country. I ask; whether it is not consistent with the spirit and prirseipks of them, that no man shall be tatted with. eat his eve count? Tbet all anti, including the beggar that sleeps in a tent, ire ivied prodigiously, no person will, 1 conelsde, wormier. In dewy. If ear laws ere the petty/Ann of reason, ss some celebrdled writers assert, then they most be fetenrable to the rights end liberties of ill 'wen ; but If otherwise, the sooner they ere repealed, snit uthera ere enacted in their place, the better will it be tot the petrel eels mo oily. For. as Archd►srnn Neese Says, 65 No moor. he, or authority whatever, is se binding that it need - or /m i ght So he rnntineed, whom it may be changed with &glimmer to the ensereenity. The family of the Prince, @hoarder of the succession, the pr►rogative of the Crown, the forms tad parts of the Legislature, together with the respective power, Ace, duration, and mutual dependency of the I parts, ere all only In flimsy less, .mutable like othe► laws, when. luser expediency requires. either by the ordinary sets of the Legi•letere, or, if she nera.ion dowse it, by the Interposition of the penple."—Your'a. &c. FOILMIAbI, is.. 7O rsc I?BliVR. is not tree. as stated in the Carrier of Satetdaj. and thence copies! into the Moraine Pipets of this ll4y. that a resolution was entered into by the Committee sit Mr. Oercu's Plan, met on Thursday last here, to resign their nom to the public, becalm,. they ronsidered the scheme to be impracticable. N.. such Resonation was pet to the vote. and I all Sire that none sect. would hot. pissed. As sostter of Ire• cessity, if the public du not see the importance of a ski n g sew yireouttlis t tort to find prefiteb'e ployment for the thousands of the poor, who are literally perishing for want ; if the mew of property are 0.0 idle to take the subject into consideration, or unwilling to contribute to an esperitoent which shell prove the placliealtility of the wirier. to be made ender their rase direction, and the property of which it is composed in he vested in Trustees of them own choice; if the Ministers of Religion cannot affurd lei•ore, so to examine the Statiett as to see that the Committer proposed to do nothing bet oboe the founder of /be Chtimise religion requires all thole to de alio respect his authority ; if the Co. 'eminent think it better to have the majority of Ilse nation in a stele of suffering and moment' discon tent, to give an opportunity for their destrectioo by the sword, than that all should he employed in sorb manner as to crests wealth, and promote concord. good morsli, end Christianity. as it is esempliied by its founder, than what can tbe Committee do bet yield op their charge? They were authorised by the politic to examine and report. They have done so. They recommend an establishment as an esperimeet. They base sob scribed themselves, bet they cannot force others.— Union, therefore, the men of infisenre and property sill bethink themselves, and cow. to the lOW of their dist eeeee tl and perishing mentrymen, the Com, mime will be obliged to de that which the Courier stairs them to Ism done. They have not done it. I trait they sill not do it, bet that the public will yet come forward In the aid of suffering Itbinanity and disinterested benevolence. .rn.c.Nrt. Gray's las e N.V. 24. I+l9. S B. Coaserr's family are arrived at the place of their former residence, Bosley, from America. It is confidently asserted that Canaan* *oust to this country, in the ease vessel, the bones of Tom PAINT. The Earl of DETST. it is stated, lies indisposed at Knowsley Pork ; his Lordship was suddenly taken ill on Muaday, at the moment of departing (or Losorion. !flexuous Tom —A person, we understand, who had formerly some pretensions to eskinsetahilily, was detected in the erre set of stooling the produce of the collertion mad. at St. Miesaso's Church, et a Charity Sre!11011, nn Sesarlay last. Ilia pockets were emptied of • considerable sum, in the presence of several Gen tlemen, among who were, as we are informed, the Rae. Mr. ROWLIT, Rector, the Lotto MATOR, Al. demon Kum. *c. This is moot abominable de. -(Swendees.) A Iterini oa l ion of the Parish referred to, Is in pro. greys fur a Meetinat, '" to consider of the most pro. per steps to be taken for the full ins•oigati-rs of the lkino.r. I rensavion whi.h occurred after lb. Charity Sermon, in our Church, on Sands' , Aso, where a son attending the collectors, was detected stealing part of she money collected." The robber refotrerl to has been many years • Churchwarden, Member of the Common Council •f Dublin, frequently a Candidate for the office of Sheriff and ea. actually at one time in the return ; I he k also an Alderman of Skinner's alley, end several other I. l l..e.Layail Associations, sock as Orange Lodges, P. F &r. Ile was a most able end eon. Stant supporter of she late Mr G MAID in the Cot. poration.—(nubtii Evening Pug) Th. Kendal Chronicle says—" We understand Cho Grand Corps of Yeomanry Catfish,. (three troop.) intended for this county, hate raperieneed • cowl. derable deficiency of numbers, for when the time at. rived for sweating in, not more than a Nook pelt appitored ; each is the impression the Menchroter Yeomanry hare made nn the mind of toe public." About 2090 persons hay. enrolled themselves ea special constables at Alowick, in per l f the unanimous reirommeolletion of the Loaskettancy anti Magistracy of Northumberland ; of this number neatly 150 U were connerod with the estates and borsehold of the Duke of Northembesland. is a C.,•:0111 eireosestanee, Met ilism stinel , l not only share ids own Capitals, bet elm sell parse of Ow of miser 011ice.keepers ; yet strange as it may appear, it is nevertheless tree, 64 his Agent at Liver. pool being shaft of Shoves, end there not being oath tient timi. to write to London fnr tonne, beb^ught Iwo"' of Mr. wise. Agent, one of • Weil wet a 270.(ggi Poise i n the p ro se s ,' li an itory ; inn! the Agent at 1.41115. bomb, being also net .1 Shares, bought a fPW, and one 1•1 thew ass another reit@ of krifX,O, which &say denienstratm that Bun is tint only locky himself as an OfEee-keeper, bet his A.zents me Nag also; and we crest obey will give a g.. ee. mint .1 the Sot Prizes of e 40,000 now in th- W 64. 1 ,1, Two of which meat he drawn in the Fist Five Minutes, Neat Day of Drawing, Mit of Nest Month. We re. rnileet ie.l tint* tn.,. aser. (as nor) Sit £W,OOO Prises, 81111 Void Three ethers Att. to Swaim. sod obey were distrittsted swot all pets ef Use United Kingdom. ' ' MR. MIIGII g LG. Tie fallosiing letter respecting the comfort eat character of the above panne, has beta addres.pd t• the Editor of the Leek Mercury, by fir titian* ColimaOf* nf but tows :0... litst.-Mr. Mitchell bauble in his Jail pitliestide wide n false owl oeurrilonssitark oath, LeodiCiellayini, • flt i•roners. t bry ,bb i b It 1 1,.,, bheoOe.dea del i. e . Yell Oct s . 0:114.1% 'shut his towhee. is roar isolnahl , wd wi•tely ricsis••-d paper: to do which they life ',nre it is wads oreiregiry to Nile Pee Wails and simple troth. Mr. Mitchell :ems very v•r•- wb•iot the Cwomittee tearer* hies open flasoietilwer. aft , r Mr. Winter spate. Now. Sir. ire vial. set , bat is w ere pet/cells Ow illo 4 le by so kooks how. for it is weil trews. that that Meet- ar was fir the nitwit of heorise Mr. Vf se,fer deb.-. a "re. a. sal sot Joliette Mr. Mitchell 1415 rolt. to lathes SIRS. Will respect to the Cwistuentee tont .• &Mitotic 1.1 telect es to require the asistasse of Mr. Mi ill II Id write owl r •rreet far slew, the hove ow hesitation ha olect:•inag skis to be a.taa foanded liatteliso. dad (hallow NM to prove, tees is use miner, lestausce, the elterertiro of soy lormeot by him, its seek a wasterso forsofter .. AS TO MILO Of 111114111111 0/ 10011 OWN Lewis." Nio, Sir, oe 4. net, we a..mre Ton. owed the atd as son, who liwa wetness web is growl:cow she («nowise : " In soow arsurn rots ts bat thaw are An. hove so. wire with Pos." And ei ro ho.mertio•-• . the, he Will sated an few of there ei.traere. litm the snares of it R. wood of cawyS es his stalmeef, that the I:woman? regor.4lll hunt top .. • eittoisi sutialen. in which he rays he was 3'. oat it pocket for ',i.e..... Ames um, !Sr, the real het i nii,-- Mlecoteu. NillfiLli 1511•1 To t OP TPA+ inslol4 which we can price. nit only lit Is •wn Itand.ti ridge. tiit by incest* respectable whist... t and ft. to his pi; rs about brisk M. stet of pocket. we M.. flothirg Of 51 I h i s o h,. i ,. s um ,. .. 4 he ha. received that sem li' su ~•- &Jod i e b e le s „.„ 1 ',w oke.: w• loom. that he is ......t ...illy chew •oe4 because he round ert vas ware frogs she woe qww.•au We hive so. 50 , Nelliao lo quarrel with Mr. Mitchell, but It is ponstilvt hoes the folsehemdi and .louder be hat sir noted to be..p op.oi or. that he o i.liesto An all in his poser to ignited* , wow o f Reform' hat Odu rouse nerds out the support go Mitchell. wither will it he lohn , t is she il y s of `s .es by any &Awe be way loop ere , Its boom swoosh losable sop peeler% Me wish, hire...lush :-, tr: recommend to Mr. Mitchell, tin pr..priety sif his rewire', criviej yearly to advocate the cave of Ref cos s `win' well suite. Alit by adoption vos lbw of virdort be Wald reed.. the • -ere the mot nominal I...site, for in oar opirtirios, he It ~ too much nreisesplitan. is we'l ill ta pir•ille, 'lwo few lying, to be of say st • , •.y tis •OM • ialise It hi vet! probable the se.tisesde irertiainal .o .his letter. way draw Epos as the ire:raffia, of Mr. Mitelo.tl s hot this w• fear ail. oil that or ivire it. that in tor fresher alitetvatnens s he "my hare to make altars as. le Will rvir 11005 1110111114 i Ti TatiTp.- I %e ate. Sir, TUE GEED% COMMITTEE. I Usios-reswo, Leeds. Nov. le. 11119. I'll,. AKA Y. Got Weilnearley, the 17th inst. strived here by Fife, Capt. Calder, frees Gish, the house, of the 6th reticent of foot, on their way Dow Edinborolll for Leeds. Part of the regiment • ell at Geste on Wednesday Wt.—(ll4l Arkertieer ) A detachment of the fbrh regiment searched into this town on Teeeday, the 16th inst., tad procreated on the root* to %dwarfs on Wednesday morning* on which day, and Thereby. general companiee mote, with the band, arrived here, where the head. twirlers of the nekton is at present lisad.—(Meor clesfield Courier ) The patsy of artillery, with the two fividepkicee.' which it was stated were on their read to this town, arrived bo l o on Soierday, the 13th Inst. They oserehed in great wilii•ry form, wetted by the res nedier company of ti r !-nt, thrnogh the corn• market, which t: that tine sw-s tr the height, to tbd Ordnatice.bst reeks —{ Amen! C hronicle ) On Tuesday last, this Western • , :•;-dron of Nut. ! tinehetnshite Yeomanry Cavalry, composed of the i Vs °llama and Wa.itall troops, were r..T!swed ira . Nethall.patk by General Need, who was pleased to 'spree• the high gratification that was afford.rl hit by the steady sad anidier.like appearance of the men. sod the brillistwv with which they performed the new sword. sue r and their if•Pf al fe4;1114,11.11,-.. i The charges end wheeling, were purtienlaily noticed. The sgeadron is ender orders to hold itself in limn. new at the shortest Justice, should the **emirs of j the tawdry dialer" Its' trengeillity.—(Noningliame Journal.) Th• oot•ren4 intro who have been passed at the r mower at Newark, have been marched to dell, where they are to do garrison dot y.—(ldeet.) COURT OF KING'S NEIL :Sorrows* 23. The Jatlgo. took their <eo s this mornin4 in tear. let mites. After some mottnns of courts were dish r0...d of. Mr. liAtt.ty mrverl fnr a rate to she* curse whr th e m ea t, •n., 0 1,1 not rotttit th e c a ta log in s visit suit by r•+mnliJsting ham i."n I. said t h at in this artimi 41184,4 to rit-te wet, 93 manta. 93 o f which were fat In many different one Intend lime". and the ',that 'Wen for ether mnnitts. Ile said it had been duns to Cr•af• ..‘p•ne.. Mr. Jestire BEtt.—Wastd it nor create more .g. p.nc.. 13 eapange them lean to let theta remelts at obey are ? Mr. BAILEY.—We ern willing to beer thw tisk of the. COMM—TAP a role. eaoratcroas OE THEISM:ATE Pita Alto flAllgOOk P. DYSON AND HAN%A.S. Mr. Rottasts said, be slie/Id resent, this rase on the part of the Defendant. 'Phi. wag an to-.inn of trespass brooch, he the Plaintiff agefritt the D•fends ant, for weaving the Miley of a Magist,ate for one of the Chigoe Ports, not bring qualified according to la w,a ad thervornn issuing a &mega wa r rant s for (*bleb the present 'claim ens brought. The Plaintiff* rested their Retina chiefly open the first of Gen. 11. which ordered, that soy Meolstrete aldettliog himself tenet the Sacrament for the period of one mouth 40814 he incapable of filing that eflin. Ile curitendrol, that Mr. Dyson WI. competent to Ile be the fna ilewinioy Act. which hail been in fore. for 9) seers. The ptesent Plaintiff bad thought proper, hooter. • to Indict Mr. Ilsonain, his although there . lass Ho Pite•plion to his Character. Mr. A 00EPHHI .1111 A with great spirit for the Platadiffs, and orideotoosted to pro,* from the Test .. 1 Alets and Corpor.tion Art., that any person who I diesaniteil.frints the Chore, lin it hinl use not roof. wllrnt to (h. thet•clot of josqvire of the Na t *. Wash reaped lo . ilinnam, h. knew nisi air. Dyson was net enosprtenf, as he had adwinittered ..ewly:part of the oaths which the law required. After I. rousiderviritt, IPI Leap (Aar Jos- Iwo said, that l was the tfeeltion .4 the Coati, that Ina lab jostirtetl lit issoinit the dicer bet ~bee kettemeal el-;m renteot,,,, sky, they .081.1 deride at •noth. Sir R. Natter, it is sent, pets nosh, should Mr. Luta be relented shim. ' digs, .•, P., *arra no,. but er*lnn of die indent• its op f.f Petvirbo. lamed for Hertford. Altar 't+ pd mi .1