The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-02 00:00:00

r 4 " /' QIIIV malt • LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1819 ritliim Tm rd‘% , N, 4314. I. 4 Ito Doi E nualbode ll is EX ass T T pos litlittl inests DA T uphieb weaned ANOTHER MOM! IN THIS FIRST MN MINUTES. ' ' from the rawly et Thiel, and awes destined ler the - pays Drawieg_heivi Ise Nada ha met the ealeasive ' i H i, . indwell T. NISH la bed dem* iistan et Ad velem t• his Feennese SIX FRITES Odkvs,OF se wen a- for the Ant h obo CAPITALS, ,et I. Which a diva delay an reveal than Stain geseeba4ad as the M lIR Mediae takes plan N ENT lIISDAT. ' Tickets add 1111111111. waevaited seldneers. Nee tell's, hi T. RUH. esatfOriaber. 4. Cersblll, and I, Cbarieg.crots, toe&A and by lie Awls in the Ceanerv. snit am allee•ly 5.41 Five Capitals la she resent #bls Admit at Llvevroal. sold pan at ow et she m b ?diorn she Flees Dart dad hie A at UW -011 pot et the Wier Ps Jae el es the nine ''. Sq. WIIITTINGNAI4II CABINET LIBRARY. —Uailanal; priabia,ml embellished with Ibegraviags dm laiiminia sinadned Wombs 11. 11. *ay mid %zoom rime as aide , 's Cabinet Rabies, ef-13.44- .6% Nemo, Is. t 15.,. a Sean* .her Happier•.. la; nas al" NOf 40kingat Illisabells. sr tie Kam ofll sh.; emiams. L. ; Paid .d Ylegisie. s ort ne Donans,lb. Id. s Doe" Pollwislimpeale. 21. ,D4t, Aril/wises as; Drash. lb. s Dad" MN a/ Shah ss. 61., Omsk'. Dr , be Emblems, is. O. a Cowper I lis. ; Jaais's Wien. 44. 6.1 1Ilsdlie; be.:.. 2 tot& 40. ; Hamer% Ilisd, b .oh. paws .f tie nib. li. ; Cnesiedisits Admit to Ms saa, L. if. P. imed by C. Nbiesiailsam; and .app by A. K. Flismews and Va. laud..; .1. lailierimid, Ililiabargb ; aad all Anikselien. Flo* woe ........ I T 111° PASSENGERS to tho CAPE of GOOD HOPE, 8.48 T ad WEST INDIES, he. are respreltas fare,td,tary army ebb& EQUIPII EN TS al NW IN'S, W 57, Lpp,soll.silees, •• lb. logien wbelesale Terse. C a lk. %think SOL per daze. ; See ill.. iiUa. la 114. per Jura; Masila Crams. tkenieg Oseem, Jess Jar bets and Trowsent. T•wela, Table Lbws. H.altry, Sr. Beedists, ht. A. *leper espionage a LAI& White w4lu Drew-% (rasa 304. id. upwards ; Celeste/ Glitches dills. 13t. ; CaNc• Classibrs. Si. per daur• ; Flue ditto, IS.. by 54.. per dews. Every desetiptire of LaJtes and Cbildrea's C:arbias dump. DR. JAMLWS PF.YER POWDER. AVERY kw doses of this POWDER, if tikes twtordied to the directissa with which eat* battle awl parte. is aer..awdwied, will speedily rem.... any caramel ache Fryer, sad will he fogad as rifittaal n mcd. for the measic., assail Pos. rime Rheumatism, lad Hoopla/ Cove. as well as for Bilious sad Gooty cospinirs, and. lodlaiossatioos afar Rowels ad Lows. b sesernll, Mit Ce-11111 is the Yell- ).w Fever, art as. diarders lorigeot so ha climates. thy a Odle sweatiest° UM rides laid goon by Dr. James (the ia. vered), private ladiyilloala may Weimer It with perfect Wry. It It rowed eddy (if ermine) by Mr. R. G. G. Jaen. the load— . .i t 1)e. harm aid sold by him at his home, 11. Cor dalt.sweet, Haaniter square s awl by Mean. nallen. 4, Chospotile. Landes. old SI, liarliyille.street, Darin s who an sow oppoiosed die sole egrets, imtsad of the Ire Mr. Xembery. Portiosers are respectfully regorsteil to mike this removal of Ihisegenry, lathe snag of the Lite Mr. Piewhery are years% lellosioos of Dr. James's Medicine., prepared by themselves. aid from the Irma of lime their father was apse to Dr. Jtimm's family. they expect to mislead poickaseri. R.. SW haws alas positively wares the Pirtle, that sU the Fever Powder (as well r the Aosleptie sold by Mr. New bery, do the last hoer of his arecy, tr iz a ,hied to him by Dr. Jones's family., Dor was it ever by any wire pens /. Math bottle sad pekes sew be* • plate tiossimoseut sloop, sad a label biped wish the came of tbe Proprietor. R. U. G. JAM IS. Homilies parka maws sapil. Oar page relates to man.—Martial. Jest peblished, peke ss. la boards (Teeth Edition). THE AEGIS of LIFE; a Non. Medical Com- Brew, •• the lodise ref Mae thing from H oven nails'', la •liscb the Comers. Ilvmptoms, and Marled Sleek of Lae. Veer/ea. Ormarrbaea, dimmer, seasonal Weakners, ikc. are (ally developed t Part 11. contains some meal ks so 'Mak Complete's. is partkolar Stashing g Part 111. em braces Prsergral Observations on atas..lDeh , :asy. S.-if those, at.l is Pal IY. it a Sales of coos illuaces.ite of dee pit. craft sabieses. explatabg sloe in a familiar almoner, and wile Waage addressed to the Teeth and Matarilv of hail Setts. Hy COSSaid Ca. Caws Mug lisirscoro. 4•Xst Unita Nowa broth fhossibesersiestedit. si airs airoverit Nero Reaves to nR she hied of blosioopplier, Itc frugal applielsileo Marks she Nay be bad at 10. Patetireler-rew s lA. Pain malls .O, Piccadilly ; liersard WWI, Sabot 35, Fleet-wows s Ykes,otreet i 18. Chestavide. Loudest; Was all RoAselle.... N...... C... mod Co. ore to he coorol!ed, is rival. rem ay. at Oleic boost 8 sod Mims io she Causer, me rewire who doterlbr 'simnel, she case. eartvoisia sesissimace for Advice awl Me/beige. vsbich can be forwarded to say past •f the world. Cost awl Co. 1/. R. C. tarpon, 13, Roecribc-Warl, Pleet•street, Lowles. UNUSUAL seeress in any Profession seldom fails te. *trite the nialevoleut brunets cf thr restrA awl ignorant, bet their *emote. recoil hamlets hoe. a Inc WPM; any. they eves beeleNte 'uric. &tie n.l Tor t.. Waft, and persrvereure. esperiall. *heron' forth hood, they are csomerbalareed with the apyr..twornn sf the amErtht *sea and poditinws. woe km esperhue.4 tin more than lir. EA UT. obese use Walled metros is curios It ionders of the Circlet:aim. hos smutted for bras is bi t S e denter of rrlettrity moos the rarities cheer of sotietv, h the inliervi re mansoralailsos of she immetabk Inds. Ito have reaped the honest of bit skilful teatime. To these iodividuals ad th Puhlir. he bray to Mom thanks fur Me eendd,ser they bore platted is him v ad M mare thews. that while ha own health fewnishoo enlist se his pert Mal be manias that slay susduce to she of Meese who have reemeese is his.— De ibises it searing ply Ist state. that his system I. feuded apes practical espithmseopplied irmediately tp the errs an ewer= belay twedwary hi prove Hs ropetioMy to the am. Mar of reader., who minim a perfection of cute la every dbooder hr ate remedy. The peculiarity of Dr. Dody's plea Is of the Maass* importuner so woes peopleothe era Notre eramly are readerei miserable fora grist leegth of time. by their sansei relief in the impugn we of madkiters, Writ Worsened Indy so eotresse their steering. It is Weed so be ravelled.l►at there ant many of both *ern who, hoe the &limey of their sitaation, led a fear of talhlitilY, ore io• dared to take nommes. which elfin ere she memo of aura valise, lasted of relation she disorder. By such Dr. Lady i. ronsakcil daily. at his Moor, M. Deao-risen. UM. opposite krearrs...treet and Tea o'clock at Night t ead glom advice bail. to the Pose. .• Dr. Eady's Is a private his.,. roostootry kept ea sale. far die orrommondatiso af IM Pahlie. by Leigh, IP, Strand, Sarno. 130. Oxford-weer I Samna and C... Hot Ilkarele,ard ' Railer. Cliesdnide; Ti,,, Leval Verbalise' arid Ward, Holborn, DOCTOR sOLOM ON's CELEBRATED AB S TEIttIEN T LOTION. as effectual Core for Veep- 116.111 on ite Vane and Skin, particularly Pimples, filairlan. Triter% Riogirorms. Tan, Souburai, rierlle.. Illtindkal Prickly Ilret, Iliirrese of Up Rae. Neck. Arms, itc. no. kw Srarbatie rad Caterers, Eroptione. lama tie mast valuable ampliertiso and nppendage In the toilet recr uferml lo tbe Ro blin. and Gerehry la the Caked Kimplom. A 1,.,, Those highly wrested Medietars. the CORDIAL SAI.II of t; ILE AD. tar Seismal sod Cnessneptive Disorder.; lid ;he A\ ri.lm eta in 1-. Pi ES, or SOLOMON', DROPS. far lear tonic cad other ivsnrrlet, orisinatins frnm a rimmed al tie blood and lympli..—!'rice Ile. per battle or Foe, s Family barite for Jl. e. with tie wont "Saadi. Solomon," 4 111 1 ., " tagenved nn PM. %lamp. 14..., . 1e110116114 4 0,- Pifien4 Note mete receive ad. lanholb med, be directing tbcir letters tom paid) to Calv..d &swot. tr Liefer•ul. " Tho Cause for stick IL or rams fat is Ms IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT: HOUSE OF LORDS. Dec. I. The Earl of Stamford aml Wartiogtoo took tie Mae aid Isla tem. A Penes from the Tremor/ /vomited several Papers mhos tiro is the Remoter which bed hese ordered sot the make of the Earl of Laidefflote..—Mbefrool. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Sir Pl. PAR M RLL and foe • Return of all saws of regal paid to be ShrrilL. be Uador4Orrili, for writs or precepts roe the eiKli..l Newberg to mon r Parliontetta. for Crow deem/ loreogion w lsebrok fbe three t also fee ea Anoint of aB sone poid by Okolleletee te the Clerk of tint Crows far the mum perloa.-04ered. Mr. BROODER moved M a Return if °wonted Porleben within the Bibs of Mortllloy 8 sod the somber ofp.a re ebil• l een, ender the age if IC to each poritb.-0 Cal DAVIES - wowed for a Return of eke Manes of *WA* terra person who betrings le the public (Trip Drparttopii the Army in Great Whole awl Deleted. aad reteilied railme emolument', or allownores is. .equal of Sispernosuotion I member *ilk the omega of locb 'Mammon, she emirs for they baye beep irrobbl, *it diorama SA 'Web tbee war* Macke& Abs. 111T16 . 11 Sta nonerr of Revolts AMA Ate die Lose *tyke of Gnat , 1 Whale and Ireland, from the eh of October, 18111, to as 2516 of 0 .tober, 1619.—Ordered. CALL OF TOR HOUSE. Mr. intention to persiatis the motion fors Call of the House, of which be bad last night given notice. While he was on his legs, perhaps he would be permitted to state his ree. we for abandoning the notice. It was, Wauseon looking at the attendance of Members, be foetid that net less than 570 or 580 bad appeared is their plias is that house—a circumstance *hick he Weight ought to be made known to ti - • coootry.—(Lfeier !) As the attendance had been so very neaseroes, mod as it we td have Wets highly inconvenient t• summon possess from the heart of the empire—from heisted, for instance, who still could not be in time fir the epproachiog diecossiee be did not doses it emissary to propose a call of lie House. His agilely was, looltiog to the immease importance of the woollies, that the Reese of Commons should be fully attended —that every man, whether he took the side which he (Mr. Benoist) supported, or was opposed to bins la sentiment, should appear on this occasies, is or. der that the public might sae that, as a body, they bad deliberated on these ensures. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that feeling is common milk the ilimseerable Gendentsn the high importance of the speedos, and being desire's that it should have the fullest possible consideration, in going through the Mem, it was not his intention to have oppoosed the mottos, if the Hen. Gentleman bad brought it forward. Ifs was, however, eatreasly glad, that, under the circus,. stances of so assesoall7 numeroes an attestator', it was sot necessary. lit;deed, they cook! not hope ior asy material addition to that attendance if the mall were enforced, while it would create considerable ire. coevenience to iedivirlsels. lle was 000 of therm who thought that the Parlismentary dirty of a Mem ber et that (fosse eeght to be considered paramemat to all other duties; bet, is the present instance, he thought no point of practical good could be obtained by enforcing a cell of the floss. —( near !) COMMITTKE OF SUPPLY. Th. CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved the Order of the Day for the floors resolvieg itretf into a Committee of Supply. On the qeettion " That the Speaker do now leave the Chair." Mr. BROUGHAM complained of the haste with which Ministers were bringing for ward their new mravereq. The CIIA NCELLOR, el the EX II EQUER seid, I the House was•new g • g Merely to vote the proper timber of seamen for the year. The wavers which the Learned Gentlemen alluded to, relative to stamps, geoid not be proposed in a Committee of Sepply. Mr. IsItOUGIIAM ende►stood that the Stamp Acts would now be hrneght under ronsiilerotith. I The CHANCELLOR of the EXCIIF.QUER— lot et the present moment. Mr. BROUGHAM wished to know whether the object wnold be introdoeed 'hat evening. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER am. reted ie the etirostive. Mr. BROUGHAM said, he could not discharge his ditty OD the present ocra.ion, without opposing the motion for going into the Committee. His rosette less founded on the constilational and Parliamentary mode of stating the grimeces of the subject *hes a supply was called for ; and, as he considered this a portion of supply, strictly so called, he felt, that in opposini tho Speaker's leaving the chair, he net ' deed that constitatiotiel right, which, in all times heretofore, had been acted on. The grievance of wl.kh he complained, sad his reason for opposing the motion, erase from the ettraordintry sod unpre. c talented ;sate with which his Majesty's Ministers seemed to harry through Parliament thew measures which bad heart detailed to Ike Hoese.—[//ear, keer!)—lf they were mesterei of a temporary or local nature, the use wield be very differeet.— I Mir, hear!)—But, as it was admitted that a great and permanent change was about to be made in the Ceastitation of the motley, be wield take Ike H. betty of stating what be had stated yesterday, thnogh it had an effect on the Noble Lord opposite—that it was a proceeding in the highest dive, indecent to urge measures of this description through the House with such unprecedented celerity.—( Hear, Arar!)— They were now, after thirty.sia hours' notice, It or which were consigned la a debate on another im portant question, expected to he prepared to giro an opinion on these wet . Vey were to be called on to-morrow night to discuss the principle of the whole system—for the mete principle on which the first Bill was (needed was not this only mailer to which the attention of the !hose would be directed on that occasion. It would necessarily brine on a discossino of the whole system by which the I.lw of Wind, with respect to lee liberty of th. soh • jest, was to be changed for erer.—(//nor!)-1 , was not only indecent to that noose, lout highly in. decorous and unjust to the penple of this country, to ruled in such a Banner ;_fer if they Irmo abort to asid Same► died ost the &Vigil! " chess, those laws which were hitherto the protectien of the people, and to change them, set for a certain tlesei with the hope that they would be restored when the wilergeocy hod passed away, whets no chasm was L hellion of a restmation of their rights by a repeal 1 . 61 91.' sew laws; thee, kg ceolesded, the people were *Mid to such a delay as would glee these an op. pettish', at least, Of cessidering the subject ; of leak* their Hite kwown is that Home; of cussing ibs* opieleasi to be felt there ; and of comeisading their sististeats sad mimesis to be urged within tide walls by their Rapressatatives The Noble Letdpenisted is declaring, that the emend reading 'of sea l of those 131111 shoe id woe on loAsetrow ; that tree before ems the whole of the Ream mold be is 'pomades of its mania, by readies it ; sod when It was physically impossible for asy part of the coos t , bet the asetropelis aloe., to balm shit the spe eders of the: it il was. This was set tie claim erejsilog ado is 1715. A .get . . , blelay if three links, was thew obits, the pressers of the emergescy Was Ise Mal se IS was at present. He had sew stated his reason for pro. testis( against this hasty mode of legislating ; sod is doing so he had alma a regular constitatiosal worse, by Italieg his objectless shoo a qaesdea of supply was raised. If Gentles., were so tired of the free Candlelit's of Eagles's!, that they wished it set to ' be sespeeded, bet to be overthrows, without delay, ' then be would say, with his Hee. Fried (Mr. ilea my), that they wield hove to discharge a very dis agreeable duty to tbeesselvee, sod a most unspeakable I duty to the cowry, le attending from day to day, and endaareering to real the Use.. to a sense of what wallies to the people ; whew, is spite of their earn, they fogad the Hesse reedy, after two days' delay, to pen laws that were urged with such le. decent despateb.—(liar!) . The metion was thee pet sal spud to; seed the Been resolved heed Into the Gemmiltea Sir G. WARRENDER prefaced the Repletion fora Vote of Seams., by observieg, that an N ereus bad boss made in the Royal Marines of 2,000 men which would allow of the whole duty of the dock -yards being deem by that corps. This lacrosse would make the member of marines must to 8,000. By being dies employed is doles the duty of the deck-yarn, they would be ready is soy sudden emergetsey that might reader a usual annameet saga vary. The Hoe. Bart. thee mined that it was the *sloe of the Committee that 23,000 mew should be employed In the as service from the Ist Jan. 1820, le the Ist of Jan. 1821 ; iodudieg 3,000 undoes. Sir J. YORKE, complained of the state is which tbeg eardsbips et the various pats were left. At the Me shit of a Royal Doke to owe of these pests, all tie easel Woodman that could be mustered was few joUy-bosts, with the Captains of the vessels to *Mob they Waved steering them. lie knew tbet the defective state of the alesplements of the guard. ships was in some measure aseriboble to the recent massing of the two Rae of battle ships which had bees seat round Cape lions ; bet that was set a sol idest reason. It would also be said, that a umber of the seamen were employed is the pruning ser. vice, seder the communed of the Right numerable the Chancellor of the Ezeltequer—(e lestgh),—bet he was sere thatiwhea thou tames returned, loaded with gin kegs instead of liege of gee-Powder easel oleos wools! much rather have sew mew, Mr. J. P. GRANT thought it highly proper to employ Nada,s so do she duty of the Deck-yards. Bet it he eederstood the nature of the Hoe. Baronet's propaition, it was that 1000 should he added to th ▪ In which cue 2000 of the vegeta, army would be released from the duty of , the ants. This ought to he borne is Wed whenever the atomise of the Home should he celled to the ausideratiou of the military establishment. If he was wrong le his eaderstandieg of the subject the Dee. Russet would est his Itshr. Sr B. MARTIN begged leant to state, that the duty of the doek.yanle was formerly done by ma. flea. It was highly desirable that it should be se. The present propositivo, therefore, was merely to revert to the ancient practice. Sir G. WARRENDER, in reference to what bad klieg fro■ his Ilan. Friend ',speeds' the deficient state of the crews of the giard.ships, observed, that a redaction its their complements had taken place last year, from teisiderstions °forages,. He denied, bow. ever, that they were in such a state es that described by his Honourable Friend, in proof of which vt as the fact, that on fitting eat the greenest for Smells Awe: rice, the Septa was in the Sound in four days, with all he► guns and stores, and wanting only her cote. pigment. The great advantage of employing the marines to the duty of Ike dockyards was, that ea any emergency they might be sent on beard ships of war, and their place supplied by troops of the line. ear. TIERNEY was always glad to wan increase of the onsrines, conceiving them to be a most valuable doseription of force. Hat the goestion asked by Ms How. Friend (Mr..l. P. Grant) bad sot bees ea soared. If tile mazinos did the whole of•the day of the ilork-yards, 4000 regale, troops mast socessarily be teliavad from that duty ; and why was not a re daction made of the military establishment to that es. tent ? Unless that were done, tiers eas '•ideally a premical sucrose' of military force to the mama of 2000 m. o . Sir G. WARRENDER esi Ward, bat was is. sodible. Mr. CROK ER observed, lint in point of NI, only IWO of the molar army wnold be relieved from doing Ilia duty of the dent-yards. The Resolution was 'Own @rood to, as were RP • Wines for granting bis Majesty the Poo 0' 650,3351. for wars for il • said 23,000 son ; and the Sea of G 20.9501. for victualling lAya. Ose the limetion for granting the sum of 012,9541. for rho wear and tear of the ships, It appearing that there 11.5 ea istresft girl, the Estimate of list year of a ghillies a ease per mood, a short conversation arose. Sir M. BYAM wished to know (or what purple that increase was proposed? Sir G. WARREN ER professed himself enable to elate at once she precise (recoils of It. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCREQUXIC 'aid, that the seal voted last year was fused inset. Seised • sad that it was desirable set to int-reale the Naty Deis. . Mr. BARING and Sir it. W. RIDLF.Y for esplawatitow. Were then any arrears I Thu CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER do t ted that there were any arrears; bet the fllllll2lll. der of the Bight 800. Giantess's esplaustists *as basedible. Th . ►. Ifesoleilee wet then agreed In; as weaslio a Biseletlow for greedy/ the Isnot 104,6501. for the Ordinate See gervice. The Meese WNW imitate*, the Roped was omitted le be ...iced 0- _ to.monow. THE NEW tIEMOURF.S. The Stamp Act (53 Gee. 111. c. les) laving been referred to the corititratioa of • Committee, tie Hoer resolved into a Committee them. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that in the present stage of the proceediags, be should sot triable the Coandiree with say ober Wires or esplaostior, as those had better be swerved, what the Bill to be Needed so the Reeoletion which he was about to mine, shoold be brought in, sod when its prods* character and bearings might be erre dls. deeded', ascertained. At present is week) con test himself with stating, that ewe of its priocipal Ajar weela be to provost the numerous evi -1 Roes of the Stamp Delia, as affecting publicatious, which We 'stayers taken place. The Right Ho. arrable Ominous thee moved s Resoldir to the Mowing effect, in.--Tbiat ell Pamphlets, or tiewavapefs, or Pablicatioes es called, or Ropers contsisung sews, OCCIffeeCIPS. or remarks em any of the loathed's. of Church sad State, not Sc. tooling two sheets, sold, or espoeed to sale, for a price lees than 6J., reclusive of the proposed duty, arid be deemed and idols to be Newspapers, is the Masks of the several Stamp Acts respecUng powspepers, end should honked to the same Stamp aity. . . Mr. BROUGHAM observed, that in postponing . ny obsetvatious on the reposed Bill, until its la 'Werth), into the Here, he, of coarse, mast sot be sodersteed as pledging Mewl( to @quince is its previsions. Reserving all remark therefore, ea that subject to a litter opportunity. M wished to say a few ~,,,d, on what lb. Right Honeerible Gentians Shot evening, and a Noble Lord en a former occasion, bad Ironed', stated. lie by we moans imputed to them any knead*. of soak's' any enjoin anuatloo,, bet be roar imagined try bad not adverted with suilicirt emotion to the words of the 'intim Stamp Acts. After brim reprobated, as I. (Mr. Brougham) had done In that Howse, the cousitet and dodder of the peruses who, for the last three years, had leettaated the country with the most mischievous publications, ha should set be suspected of a toe fa. vourable loosing towards those persons. Bat it was his opinion, that nobody should be charged mere heavily than be deserved to be. BlupSemy said tresses were impotatiem beryl enough.— Fraud seed not be added. Bat the Noble Lord speaking of those persons the other eight, charged them not only with blasphemy and tresses, bet with having acted fraudulently; and the Right Hon. the Chancellor of the &chewier had just said, that the, acted evasively. He would give eves that being whom us Hen. Member bad the other evening spoken of royally, his due. It was but jai. lice to the penises is questioa, to say, 'bat they had sot acted fraudulently or reglad,. The words GC tie schedule of the Stamp Act were—" Any News. paper. or paper rowelling public news, intelligence, or octerreres. ' It was Oldest, therefore, that per. seas publishing a pamphlet, or a sheet and a half, tit rotainiog " plastic news, intelligence, or occorrea. eel," bet only a commentary oe public non, intent. pace, or dicerntaces, did sot come *it'd• she mean leg of the Act. Seth proms wen not guilty of any amble. Thiy merely railed themselves of the loop hole which it was Mai tinily the Wordiest of the Le gislates to fear. To show that the Legislature tenant the penoes should be sodded to publish weekly pam phlets, be a'se refined to the positive sweetmeats of esempthie; which, together with the schedule which be bad already quoted, proved that penons pablith. gag monthly, weekly, or otherwise periodically, pamphlets, provided they did sot contain news, in. telllgeoce, or meaner's, neither evaded the Act sr &heeded the IrMlllll, ; bet merely made use of tie liberty whisk the law expressly gave them. lie hod made these observations in cokseq of what had kilts from the Noble Lord sod the Right Hon. Gentleman, in order that the pineal alluded to might sot be 'wieldy accused. He repeated his opinion, that nothing avoid be more prolongs than very much of what hod of late inlaid front the Pins. Indeed re of his charges naiad Ministers was, that they had set resorted to the old sad established laws to stop the stream of blasphemy and sedition—laws which he pledged himself at the proper time to Wiser *ere more ellicient and better calculated to servo the desired object than Government wosid find the new tonsures which they were desirous to pints on the ilighi lA P4 r i r i C o A l ST Pl L ' E lia lt7A nt G . II observed, that the Hon. end Loomed Gentleman was perfectly fair is slating that he west not be considered in soy way pledged by not opposing the Resolatiew. Until the Hall should be before the House, Ike cunt eater, of its previsions could sot well be judged If. If be hag erroneously impaled hood to dire who bed not committed it, he was very sorry; betel this be was persuaded. that honem the person in qoastio.t sight have list within the letter of the law, their conduct bed bee a mischievous violative of Us s,.i.it of the Logi.latore in ps•sing it. ' 1,1 is / • I