The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-02 00:00:00

!*I I . . . ',.... . 1/Ac,„041,4e? . • O a . 7 7 ' 7 -, . . • .. „..... - el l ol i t' ;te rl i s- A ni Mt E. - i!.--. • . • ' i . LONDON, AID a; it, .1419. 46 Tlio Coon for skid 'berate fell is *IL .. at. Sremsr • died ee ilk Scefeldl " 0 - PlP'' . _'l , g I o 06-122,4426 ~•.r ; 7 • - ) ; 1,,,,,,•,.• • t •.• N. 4183. Ple.tic To: Just peblhhed, price Y. A LETTER in MAJOR CARTWRIGHT, in holdrisifes of Ate Writer's Cinders at the WI liartikle for Wbookwer I sod in A.wer to tMr Caktnales votes rid peblisbed able b Coblotts. Item. of Thrlwall. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. By THOIAS CLEARY. To be bad ef Oboya„.le. 4, Casberiewett44l, MI and lin II•obsellen. MOUSE OF LORDS, iirtT 1. Mr. JoMom from the 01Ice of ihr Cloirf Sevolary of load. poseroro art !Womb Itrymort of -dm Courollosooors.fof modillorg Public Ammon _ _ Coa AroZma store premoied rela relish. lo 14 Royal MI DILAiKEN CtiRRD: 'E M ONS ellielesl *IA DosOm, Helen Is IL Head, /tr. may Ail& *mar Mkt. AT Noah*/ at the Mrisisam Na• 11. Edirmarar.oa, Laidea prof, Mr. /UWE ifariery, alien .she Matnwlag forriesa. 1r its mama altar, he,. reread, bira eared. mop el ghee mar 70 run M ate. and ali• Moil kreir Al.ebaserd ham papaw Art aid Imilierialor M earecalkle ! Mr. deer pats. (sera la Sr, week. Ni.. —.awl fla years, cad la aka Aar. W. 11. SA. dad IF Yews. mod Is aer ameao t —. "NT *eve eme, eared M taree deaf ds yew. wad la ow ma2ol. Mr. —, as be R. b. art. OW gists yeses, sired ki Ore weeks. Mks —. yowl is a. -.w.. any Were tsar, rend I. Ono 111 r. deaf ale yeah. emcee Is time vats. Mr. —, deaf her roan, rani 1. tea weeds. Vim —. deaf Jure yeen. eared le weautill. ri4;drat obese wows, eared is ass weeks. . . belles yews, Wired letls weeks. • The MUM. esrrs. aNd residences of tbe above owes. are, by pensississial daep.lise, gla ea la each mils of Ow esediriae. • ban ibe dboverry of a regaW ordlcat was, jolly claim die alwatewe of doe It bele rale mid grade I. Us -,m- s. this Is oat be owl by die owl Mimic babas widi dal the lame vale sr laelionheare. Amebae, Ilasv alms be bed a Spreide Tkoreve ;be /hes ositime. lembeso. Walks wed toil. comet. eassale. de. If owe as lassereale we Iwo ssaadiee. la oboe poises! and Ail love t• rep weed iresembig isorders thi• relekrbeed Utak irre Iv HI lir Aimed is Ord orivalled I a the trial eta Wages beide .lI red (Cody pone. Prom roiling lb He eassery waling doh row by leder (ad dressed as tibete. pot paid), will love Ibe Illesdelae fossed- Id "Mb every ielvroahnie reereUre. No WWI received, mars; postage pall. UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, from v tow SARACRNII HSAD-11.414, Ts TORII, LEEDS, EDINKURGII, sad all Pats er NORTH. ter bats CAiieltet, Ow lied Heroes, eel keep "'Rearm Tie" S. W. MOUNTAIN sad C.. SAILACEN'S HEAD INW SNOW-HILL, LONDON. The lellborirg Putt Caliche*, 11148 Coschm, tic. ad eat from the aIifINVIII . , Heed leo. 1igi0...14111 B Tbl UM PINE, a new Liverpool Light Cook only me eight - as the mad. rank* Poor Insides mad Year (/.width tWO OM evert duo sr Om o'Clorit, arrives at Lionp.osi se ad Allentoon N Ills @Thal'. throe. Demist le, Wooliers, L.thh.ry, Slij=hri • Welk** latterworth. Nimbler. Adivroene, limo, Early. Newcastle, fientalleed, Warr*- . Ma. rml ineseng. SOOTlllM i ne ade ll. c l4 et tlegton, Wincheerer. mai Been debt Nom .1 half-lad %l o an eOlork byl bt. ii .r.—Tltis int la . 'l lietbr i tel roommate to the . lnie JeMeg, Alemmag. Is. Wee, agar Se Orate. Mb- SHREWSBURY, Wellinglan, and Skilled, Poet Coach Mery Evening. et Ifivaa'Clerk,goardal. w ay lIOUTH. Dorchester. Illeolteed.Solithery. Andover, pa/ ibuimpreolte new Post Comb. every Alterman. The Weymouth Packets to Orman, Jersey, Aldersey, It. Ha loos. Re. XALTER. Plyeameh, Reyeammh, Dordnenter. Falmouth. Demmouth. end Saikkarg. New Post Conch. every Rimming N Seem o'Clerk. through Hookas. Ausiaseer, Sridaerh. Eloardford, Ileelleastele, sad Ilembot. RATH sad BRISTOL Plying Post Combes.through Chip. WlZCaine. ant ilerlheeenah. spedg arrivisal * thailleeybansd lea. lesh, the Laudon Tare* c gad the Saes, Brined. next Iloreies..- Co lle r e l v ebs West' BrUgewater Tombs, Euler, Plymouth, fic. • BOSTON. Stela Pegerbarangh, Stilton, sad Mating. as. Royal Hail Ceneh. nets astavery Booing to Spilsby. Loth. Urienshy. sad Hell. LEEDS New Light Caleb, ealkd The Roek*thare. sets eat every Morelag 1 moles Four Insides salt', eM goes re- norkably csawr. with a Gerd thraughoet. Palefl through litemforlL Newark, Regard. Dormer. and Ferrybeido, Se the Dekko Lion. Loeb. gest liorsleg.—Notwithotand6g she aerommse 'nomadism al ibis Cearb. It in alt.weed to be the moot agreeable owl e Public Conveyance an the North Lae, brim le Acenninandatina by ant' other. GLASGOW. Lemettnws. Gertstreareeo. Amos, Dumfries. Drovrabill. Thornhill lloortekar-Kiln, Cassassek. Elegvwell. MN all parts of neotlind. a Pont Gooch (Etailv). CHESTER. Newport. Whirelmorb. Tarporlen, Nastnirit, aethwieb. mid 1111dievokh Poo Comb, terry Rosen, as .. o'Cleek. YORK. Scarborough. Whitby, Shields, Somirrload. New - fade, sad Ediehergb. nee Frow.linside Coach. wish a °Nord througheut. PHI AN every Maiming at Eight o'Cloell. ht way pi Newark, Retfard, Tadranter, Dorliegoe, Northalkoute, Durham, Morpeth. and Straight.- P111144.11W11 India( rhea selves Canute( from Ow tertArh of the imerney. nay rest what thee they plane, sod thee proceed es without (sty additomal fare. • HULL. Nortlwave, Hood's. Thom, *ad Demeader. Post ( oach. evel% Mons* et holt-post Sic a'Clork, to the Crone %fry,. illoriet.plare, Hell. CARLInLE, Prerith. ad Whirehnven. Foe? beide Poo Cava. nod a Guard. all the we).— Pews Ittnrogh Rrnsab- Appleby, Greens-bridge • Reetteload. Cattesirk, Rotottgli. bridge, Wetberbv. A bt:rfrtl, Troorroter, and firanthont. r i: nut e e r ie Unman,. R od pcnrnrow the trey -unit the tr. , ',milky. Passengers detniutd no the id by 1..414wpii • or pletrere, litre the peculiar advantage of their sass being 4. 06(111144 in 'knit Coach. KENDAL. Larien•ter, Prestria. Kirhy-Lneadvie. Bums abode', °motif'', at.d Raritan% P.M Condors, every Ater. ear, .it Five fetlock. Guarded. MARLBOROUGH, Su indoe. RanirSery. Illsonetfurd. sod • Xeltbary Peet Coach. at Seven a'Clork in the Iblurnieg. BaIDGENORTH nod Walt& sew Post C.wca, Hearn. LIVERPOOL, Warring-kw. Koonfoed, Stara, and Litrti. SAC Pat Cmith, rolled She R rot LAIT R. $1 Five o'Clock, to the Sarstra's Head Inc, Hali7.treet, liverpmil.—Gaa Mat t h roughest. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton. NeWrislie. global. sad Wolverhampton, Pim Comelty every A ?lemon. guarded. BIRMINGHAM P. C..rh. will a Guard, sots am every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham twat day iv Noon. PROWS by Omfutd, F 1114.11. sad !Ripsaw', to she Saracen. Head, Binatoglotra. SHEFFIELD mad Rotherham Past Coach, called the Secs isms a is. every lirenistg. gum DEMAND, atm Imo, and TRIM, New Coach, Vorniog, to No Gerrie 1.., Stride' Lind. WA NEPIBLD Prot Coach, every Homing. at half-past pa o'Cleek. R. CLAY'S oritr , Ral w A (noNs and COACHES, to New bevy. Ail Who. A Idlawro, W not tvie. buret, Last/onus a. Hattger. Chltsam. Reading. sod all plater adjacent, Daily. P. W. MOUNTAIN std C.. reipresfally amount their Friemb mod the Public. that they will not he atemmtahte for any Parcels. Postemirre Loazatte,Writicari Plate. Ar. of more Nutt Five Moak Vahr. if kW. morn. at damaged, miler. ca tered as web, std the lumrohre paid for accontlag/), 41 the Oarametiltad lacy Snow-bill, Leedom. The Weida flame, the Phlwrias Presenatloa, the la 1 Cods, Use Is.h Taborets Milk,, the ltpitiss laterpoine. deppeelstee et Rieke. the leak* 4...Nordin, sad she Irish • weal dessloos of POKY, SUb, sere Istooght op hos • ;, : etseassoas. The bubo Dean Bill was reed a third doe sad pared. ' Lewd. LA IIIIDOWP pee Nolte. that on i r oblay he =l , l weer 'Mt she Poor Rome Ilhapplkiliell 11herald a time that day shreesiallia FOREIGN ENLIRTM ENT. Lord LIVERPOOL aced she stsleifteadiag of the I Itallotaseet kW. la se•ti N prevent the *hese a/ else d wood by the Sill la Cdosawhisout Weer., he oboold thaw, malls' it koperatioe epee midi Alerts to sow oath die labieurstfoo they hod rrerived, es/ the Nets that dens to seeders that lb. pante* had canoed at lateoded • J Gel. is the awoke of a Vaseline Pave,. Witham 'Llshemovp ZOs ks sheettoottld he la •• peas at the tame sine he um melees that the paver shad/ the beshbased. teed NOISLYNN.hiIted, ebe damper at de pewee be legi u mbz: weed be morel olimisarbrdi b• dor proposed dom. wae dee reed • dticd doe aid peed. Lord DONOUGHNOKEeed,, be bad • Pekes le ppn n free she Slagistrases at Dublin, ovine she Tien Glke W . Bill. _...._ Lard LIT ER POO" &WWI lithe Pet Moo filth, be twee. ' ed r re 8 , 11 had he" rejected. The LORD CU ANCELLOR observed, Unit as the bait been ordered to be takes low eousid e r n a na that three sionstis. be row& thew timid bo ao objectlon la Me PWitioa into considiratir at Mesas. sloe. oewierd, The limo, wrist into Commuter So the Meltable r 1 11111, when We keport was ordered I. he received tw dwraw. INSOLVIOIT DENTOItII. Oa the waren of Lord A UCIC LA N I/ the Owlet want lowa 1 Iresiissitsee on the Iniolient Debtors' a 11. Il e ol'etl to the sasureselea of a filible lard (Looderdale) ea a sewer 'WIN. s 4 et that the old Act lboold be continued so she twat . sad slwald do all his power to remove whatever mat imi table In toe pretest WI. Ile had taken 'he *del f t . cad hoped the Ball word at least be pawed tel rat Is. Woo. against whirs aro WA ellr et' would be park-ally erre wised. lle was dreier, of propeeiai bit sinwadinesto Wird. and Arid Ira mete, that the bill be printed, and be re.• witted for Monday. Lend It EUKSIJA LE allnilleill,ll at sone kends on the pro. 'Woo. of the Hill, red objected to tesreal of the Awes Illtoold .be C•11111Iff be Willlooll II Bill of this deriett tear is.. that. its attestor word ben be evident. I.rd A l CK Lk :41 I) wid, he world pay Ire atleatloss to all that had been thrown sot on the sobjttet of the Blft. Tie Bill ' was they reported. ordered to he printed, mad to be swam. witted foe aloatiny.—Adwartied. IiOUSF. OF i:ONDIONS. A soy •rit •so (miffed for Kl., is the mem of J. D. Lamb Esq. demised. . , . Mr. Tieteey. frost the Tee e nSee. regehied en A I ef.t he &pewees incurred ender tbritedesp• ties Am.—Ordered to be laid ea the table. The Sinking Feed Leon 13111 wes toed a tWrd time sod passed" u sere the lash General Sonless of site P .a., Bill; tie Costume Foreign Wares Bill ; the Pousivaiiaty Bill; lb* Spirit Intercourse Bill; tie [abed Coals Bill; arid the Fisheries Beauties Bill. The Hoses thee west into a Ceemittee ea the Gangrened Election Bribery 8.11. Sete►si witnesses were called who did net appear. Lord J. RUSSELL thou' snored, got the Hesse should resume, is order to considrr 'that should be done with respect to an iedivideal, who, be had nem to lowest. had absconded to avoid obeyiag the order of the Hoene. Mr. P. MOORE, the Chairmen, eehl, he sode►. stood the Messeeiger had been rouble I. lied Na mit oses, is ha was sat of tows, and sill not rotors till Monday. _ _ _ The Chairsaa■ tarried proven aad Anima leave took spin. The Assits - red Tazes.Relief Act 229 re.comotitted, sod emended to Irelsod ; lett. tieing givea to Wog a Bill tor that purpose. The tiney Agent. Allowances Bill went through a Colornittee, sad vtas ordered to he repotted to. 1111099019. The Esebequer Bills Bill •ee read a emend time, sad otdetrd to be constrained to.morroo; as were lbe Irisb Treasery Bills BM, and the Welt Primal The Report of the Smuggling Pretestion Bill was brought op, end the Bill ordered to be reed e third tine to.morrow • as were the Irish Peet-Am Bill; the East India ' Postage Bill; the Southern Whale Fisher) Bill; the Plate Glass Bill; the Coals Draw. beck Bill; the Vessels Cargoes BM; the Irish Alalt Revenue till ; the Stage Coach Felonies Bill; end the Printed Calico Bill. The Irish Insolvent Act B;11 was read a second time, and ordered to be.cooiwitted to•rnorpw. The New South Wales Trade Bill went through a Committee.—Report to...sorrow. The Churches Building Amendment Bill was reed a third time and passed. The Peeper Lasalle. Bill was reed a second dee r sod ordered to be committed te.siorron. The Irish Fisheries Bill weal ihreegh e Commit. tee, and ems ordered fe be reported to•werrow. Sir I. COFFIN said, the metehanis bad ruined the Newfnundlsed amid other foreign fisheries, so that eer eel, way to establish. nursery ter semen ems to ?newer the fisheries at heave. The Report - or the Weight of Breed Bill woe brought op; sod the Bill ordered to be reed a third tine to•morrow. Sir 11. PARNELL rose to wove certain Resole. does relation to the etproditere, shoving that sp rier& of No Wiliam were peW for the collection of the revenue. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER sad Mr. BROUGHAM scanted the !Impiety of de. forting t Ise discussion ea the Resolution sill Moodsy, which was egteedto! The Bevels add Node Wines Bill west throesb s Committee, sod was ordered to be reported to-seer. raw, es were dm Coln Exportation Bill, sad tie Silk hieneteetetes Bill. The Spirits Coal:tenonlog Dillies Bill was read a 10014.180 , . sod ordered to be gootatilied to-matrow, 1 a. 'kith, Neared Olken Arrears BM 1 Tbe Stamp Arts Ameedawat Bill was ordered to ise end a ascend time Ibis day se'seight. . !kr G. ElLLibeeeght op the Msh Goalie Ceetill ash" Bib, shish seamed a first time, god eidered Is be read a mooed .time le-morrow • as were the ' Irish Recite Limas Bill and the Iris; Election Dill. , The Militia Pay Hill mad the Irish Millis Psy 'Bill, wore read a dried (100 and pawed. . The Sian Trede Bill sweet through a Comesillee t Id was ordered to be reed a third limo te-meerea. Sir M. B. FouLa presented i.e Petitions frees , Xisg's Lyon, prelim fee Armed Perlisereois 11•41 Uellersal Soiree.-- Ordered to be laid rig sharable. 'l ll l- BANK ES awed a Reeoletion slat the Ser. troyea.Gewerel aboeld hapset the-th ethe pis.. ofell public beildisp, that progress of the works be coder [ 6. ifferweabeis ales. By Ibis arrgaptiaists be eutigi. ) ?wed easy ea/ gaol Goyimm• to emelt hir tire Prablia.r Mr. LONG Umiak Hist if this had been dose be., fore mecb,good wank! bate bass felt from it. He! also proposed that the Serveyor•Geserel should hove I tie appointmeat of a Ceramist.. of Architects to in. sped plans foe palate works. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER agreed in the Resoletiesse, which were then carried wear. eon. as sell eseltbfre liffolutiou for king the alleesece of,the Sotveyor.Generol, inatesd of gisiog him' es formerly, • per seetsge on the money tam pendtd is the work. The Appropekatiai 8.11 west through a commit• tee.— •Report to...peruser. Lord IifORPETII presented a Petition from a Gentlemen eased Derlinelielol, of an reties. and respectable family. In 1709 considerable discontent prevailed, and his Majesty, going to the Hoose of Lords, wes crested in a most shoeless manner, when Mr. lirdieefreid, of the Navy Pay-otiee, with per. towel intrepidity, made a shoal to the Gourds, and succeeded in yissg his Majesty safely to the Pa , lace. This service oar arkaGo lodged at a Levee by his Msjesty himself. But this Gentleman was got of pry 'vendee means, and therefore be was induced to make application for arristaireo. Ho bad done so, in more than one instance and may, bat hither. to widow effect. Ile did not now solicit any dis tinct or pecuniary reward, for to enable him to oh. fain that, be most be furnished with the permission of the Crown, which he bad not. He hoped the Pe. !Ilion wield be placed on the Journals as ass honour able elemorial. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER 'bought It a little Strange that twesty.foor years aboold , have been allowed to elapse before this was Worrell forward. IlmaemilLeset tell why be had sot been re. niunersted. • Mr. Setjeont ONSLOW supported the Petition. --Ile remembered the period well ; and that the Dredge* of Bedieefield was the public coneereation. • Mr. BARHAM said. it was net long since that 80001. were given to General Boyd for very equi vocal services compared so this. Mr. C. HARVEY knew the Petitioner to be a man who would got state a thing is his Polities turbid was entree. Mr. BENNF.TT remembered the circumstances, eed believed the Petitioser's statement to be true. The Petition was then ordered to be laid on the table, and to be printed. The Irish Customs Duties Bill, was read a third is e and passed. REFORM. The Marquis of TA VISTOCK presents. a Peti tion from Liverpool, in favour of Reform in Perlis. Want. Ile knew Opt the nature of the Honearable Bsrinnet's motion on this subject tri.day; hot the Reform he snold support would be radical, b.esost it would tend to essernsioste all nor evils; and per. esenettt, because they would be differed to re cur. But he had no hopes of geed from the daily plain of men who vilified and ran drum the chortle ter of the tree Reformer, which candied he feared had thrown insuperable &merles in the way of Re form for the present. Still be hope:the tree friends of Reform were not to be separated from that cent object by 'Wrongly theorises on the oue hand, or power and corruption on the other. Mr. BBOUGHANI bore his testimony to the re. l speciebility of the Petitioners, who proposed no par., 'fielder pion of Reform. The Petition was ordered In lie on the table. PARLIANKSTARY 11l FORM. Sir FRANCP. BURDETT addressed the House to the folios int elect :—" I rig., I:ir, in conseqeence of the notice I have given to bring before the Moose, once more, the subject of a Reform in Parliament.— I know not the persons to whom the Noble lard alluded, in the observations which he midi. when pre senting the Petition from Liverpool. The Noble Lord has not styled whet species or extent of Reform be is willing to support—he has not pointed out what he contempletes as wild end visionary, with refeteoce to this great and important Treaties—and, therefore, I cannot-seiaer his observations. With respect to myself I can only say, that I think I sever acted as one of those persons whose conduct was calculated to ',pirate the friends of Reform. Whatever might be the difference of opinion on this subject—to what ever talent Gentleness were milling to posh a urea ' Sure of this nature—l have bees always reedy to assist in the work. For, let it be pealed le what soever 'stoat it may, at particislsr times, it most et last come to this, that the People will not be tasted by 0 Parliament without they are themselves' folly end fairly represented in it. I did not bring this question forward sooner, because I did not like to 'throw out what might be peppored an apple of Ms. card avitospt the persons she are opposed to the Minlvters of the day. I wished to live them an op iyortemity of tattling their efforts to remedy those miser toile whit* they have always said were to be remedie4 elitadaally within Ike vas of thls Wiese. 'loather masa was, Itemise I els. felt @amines to sleet, ha the Public bow fordo their espectatiows of redress from the /Ire Parlitmeot wwol,l olnmatelip i ts. feud. I aposWered the two Naivete*. as simi lar as possible to the old on, sod I nos convinced that no asnalloraiisa 'mold he ellf.cled la the rhea. Bow of the sentry, until a sidles{ Reform in Parlia. meet look place. 1 did net ialeodece this vealitra ammo*, to order that 1 might not hate lahl ay door (as I otharwiee possibly might) the restore a that puffy of eireetleren dersonsinatrd Whigs, mew alight consider use es maliciasosly interfering oink 'kit it'lls and liwardog their objects. .11ad caseaktrend *seller, 1 weed poehaps have beta ps ewe gobs bed snotty marred ell their *rusa; , I know wok ohethee sow isersees *mad on ben sti f iberog es, an doe au, es milli**, 4 pee Sags Ail have hams reason, Impend oo tbs Phiolt. I wield bawl ben, is ell preload.. lily, described of tinily as the canoe of what{* Whigs were nosble to do, be of that which Mini. aters themselves did. Another tease. for agitating the sobject at so law a period of the Session w.s, be. new Ido not neon facet on the Hoses lo adopt any immediate peoceeding. Inowine day owslaty of the peony mind—seelog, as every moo mast see, lbw various symptoms of dissatisfaction at the prune ' state of *amiss, throoghoot she revelry— and Wok. ing the best owns of aveorina the public irangoillity lass by olletaisioe a pledge from Parliament, to take this soiled into cowsldeistioo• at a foists time-I therefore it ie that I anw come reseed. By this mode I lope to sties that desirable end, toe beeping the country in s tranquil state, end be. preventing the Noble Lind from spier sepeadiaa the Babies Carpals Act—fiom laments reroute to sheer anneal supposing of the liberty of the subject to which aka Hosts has so election, thoogh it has a very alms ono to Aomori Psrlkairots. I Irish, if possible, to brig Gentlemen to ogres to a 'tweed propositios, wittiest placing Ilse. in that dilemma to whia they would be reduced, if I asked them to point eel that precis. degree of Reform to which they would or woeld not cement. My object is, I. bind the Rosso to entertain the sehjeet at another period, with a sins to devise a proper remedy for en nil which the People will us logger hear-to Waco thom t. resolve, the they would apply themselves to Ai state of Ike Representation early in lIIe seat bowies —for, without a jest sad pore Represestetiow, II Is in vain to hope for a redress of grievances. With all these coasidereions pressing on my unitid—smelill so @naiads wish to hold oat a hope to the cotter, that armed keep it in a state of peace darn the recess—attested by these belies& I base env brought forward tile only ignition of great ina. portages as I thick it. I am net standing in the way of any party politics—l am not interferlag with the efforts of •ns set of men, when I ask, that, early in she next Session of Parliament, the noose shall consider this all.important question. 1 sill en, therefore, on this occasion, go into !hosed,. tails which I hare often Ilia hefore the Bosse, of owe any of these specololive views or principles, which lam well known so entertain. bl•ny years ego, I may be allowed to °heir., I did propose a plan which I consideted far from visionary, far from wild—but which might be carried still further, end which perhaps even the Noble Load himself (the Marquis of Tasistock) would sepport—l mean the plan I introduced in the year ISC9, by which per. soon paying direct tales in 111. Church, Sissy, and Poor, were to be admitted to the 'settlers of 51,• electiee franchise. I am well persuaded that it is a principle of the Keglish Consiiisoion, a piinciple herent its the nitwits of freedom, that every man should have snipe share in the formation of those lass by stitch be is to be aovernetl—chat he should hives voice its the election of those peril o us • I.s use intrusted sigh a poser user his life, his liberty, his property. This doetiine„ I knits, et lair days, has beet. termed a der!r;re; hot it is iecort.iis. rd as a jest sod sound oh*, 41 ) all our great constilos lions! *liters of former times—and at • late period it has bee. so described by the most celebrated so. thority of his time. I allude to lir. Justice Black• stunt—an isidividell who ass riot likely to f Jacobins' tenets. Its maintained that ,very mem ber of a free Stale had a sight to vote at elections I sill quote his own worile, and ohne penes Ike Is sass friendly to the decisive which is so meet decried --Mr. Justice Blackstone, v sill he ie. collected; was a Cro•n leaser, and therefore in a showiest not I.kely to Induce him to carry his principles to soy mischievous patent. If those .Inc. tripes which he avowed ate noir celled Jacohioical, I ran only account for it by the degraded 'pith of tha • time—when ue see thst liberal doctrines, which were formerly held by a lawyer of the Crown, • are now condemned in the Biiii.ll [loose of Commons.— Blackstoot says, r As to the ((notifications of ,ter. , tuts. The lose reason of tecesiring any qualifies. lion with regard to property io sum's, is to vitalism , such mimosas are in au mean a sileation that they are esteemed to have no will of their arum' Noa, is It net notorious that loth persons ate not ea. . chided from 'mine? Is it net clear, the the inajo. • tity of this n ...use a,. retuned by-persons of no pre 14411-1011001 abo *era kept olf the Poet Rates i me hs zly in t p o o r i i t a ; ra h r l ,: n t i h ti s er v s o ery f pa re r: l , i n i h say , sn; I ought to be escloiled, ire those who ce is t . s ka : m. pro. • jot'''. of bleenhers of this 8005... B a trad ve to , tho r reeds tiros :—* 116.10 Pcm's m. on . would be tempted In diVl/01e of them *ewer v.. due lee i r ra n eir d . we .61,17 k Bet s Ibterookfl l y d s h p • ch g . !: .., 6 1 " csi i e i s s i e l e ll et " o il ; n e G e o s i n y e l e , ba tl Fl il r o i n o e d ue sja c- sena:. 0' 1 44