The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-02 00:00:00

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Wikfah - frettn ; eaPeriencehifiginsfinfell l 4laPetietegoanscleertitUtatass • ig 1 at least a suspension, if not an end, to the din and breach Of hest', and 'a 'or alien °fete Oenetitotion; lof any existing evil molting • from that cause (fOrMe Tititili”,4l lie lea imipriet of tb skonew :, desolellonof Removal' wart it Kerr:tent in the Cons - and a • bottle , Pattie* diirlitg Pleekiire,"eicledel st 'sittolead ef'• Mock 144 scotilltkalbg se. majority' a the : pie ilte patent yeest bet he °Mo t o% to kra - 7 1 7: • irons House of Parliament, the corrupt constitution •tnan from sitting here. Thateirliice.of littletrooble then Hoot:tumble lbw, yoo,,eoe s lhey am admilleJ:eceitetilieglike elan, its .B. Ile. eil'e lle d toi s ' • lN4ti iii of Which has long been the greet source of national is as valuable as It petotiotaofthe Mary yearly income„ l to have for Med cody a eery amaminority),, het to . atitavkhthialutn, 'notObt. 'tante, bainclietted itli d ,' 'calamity, mill anon undoubtedly become, o of all we see by the great crowds of candidates on every timed 81;04011e possibility, of t iroyer obtoiearg a ideelbe *writ • ork ' - • itdreeMpeeit Intl au, h erittolaiss o ke„ - • , \ . other., the topic which is likely to excite the deepest interest in the public mind. Under this persuasion, I am not sure that an independent Journalist can vacancy, and the high prices that we hear am; pad 4 PAELtarattareatto Lkatt' s In rtrratia •Ttaiii. It issoceltdilte, .steedoAc'S : • -••-, , .., '. for them. In 'a common trial, all persons concerned I really difficult to decide,- whether the •Seamtet'i re l , „Dr. gl.r , . .77 ;i : 14•44 : ._fat taliled'4R IhrefAilte ilmosimss a w' . ' . .in interest are not only excluded front bbing Iley. !merits coulhis • •head,: giver him.* better Claim to the ; ef . auc IllitArt,Of ,r,glutri t ; hut bring. a Qatbet .h. t ' DOOR but even their testimony as to matteri a fria•ehancter .of a .aroid Telitician or an • inserted' toad not it eiiihdiuld itinin ina-a• ti .1; . g r . render much mere important service to his country , 1 Y se e , • / . • ------""-un se a cro•- tban by occasionally bringing before the public eye the sound and patriotic opinions of the great men o'l., is not thought fit to be credited : and will an Woman I Prophet. If Messrs.:Ross,- Yostitz, and Cesuutio;: intuit case; end ho'reftiseillii tie Sw i tini. _ • ' ' in ill times, gain nothing , . by his voting? Whet, a I would candeseend to club their.in,formetioo, .they ' • 'fiord Ear.r.innacruoirchirgeil the ,Lary Ali 0 1 4 " •'' : former ages, in support of the policy, the justice, 'Piste" makes up a ,cousiderable part of a man's fir- 1 might throw some light .on the question. The Defendant was dealing *kb notlous ingredie n t s , Siel • nod necessity of such a measure.. Among the many inne r is it not plain, that if the liberty of the salved' Setmesa talks of linking udder the . GREAT NA-lif be , would:diso, , he Must take etipteist o* * * a li : . : comes in competition with the ,Prerogative, it Will Ilocto) Dew s , Why,. Sir, :t h e. l a t e • GoLoStatbstS4o l 4l. l 4 , • ol. ltft o l l o 'itsgredloovi was. not ,over. over. •' a artifices to which ministerial hirelings revue had re- • ectorse, to perpetuate delusion, and ex*ii impunity ;be his own interest to oppose the interest of those have lent more money on a morning to the iststoaTsypd Otein . , alcli of his Majesty's subjects.endangee e l. . .., what he represents ? May it not‘easily happen, that 7 PITT,' and •to some. of his, isswpwrs.t. .stacosssoeso,l had pp right teillietter himself under-an unk • to public plunder, none has been . mucb•mort succeed- Tin • private advantage cif almost every wan isr ej*ce than week! in jto. initant, hovenettostned.tite witole,:tonipositlen . but• if it proved to be injurious " .• •• • ful among the ignoraet, thin the.conitant endeavour ; the ro t e persuade the people, that e s- Itefoem in that 110. i *AI. be coptfery to that (*Cabe peblic? And shoild.. and left a balancetor. a Nowsasieloft Entiro. Tlien' diti responatilles the 'tarsus as a medical ma n w be es .' ~ •..• i• • , ~ atourable House is a new idea', sprung op only of ,a , P rince beOeMe .e.bseltilek would . sot ,they , : the Taxes- 1 64 creitychti:"Tg'ias., ire con:planted!' deitoOk to administer-drugs; without a regaiOtt o • . tltespoils of their fellow o subjects ?I . of—though; In' facthef :their smithy, t s ' they amounted, in the., • late 3 ears', with which our wiser forefathers were amongst themquantity aged thy, or the nature of'ttratio, totally unacquainted, and which by this time wou ld ,it not their interest More tfan his, that, „he should , beginning, of Queen;Attes's reign, to half the money ;tan atoutaelt, •of all. which, he was. bound to beech *., i. have no controul? But !Mi mld ing that it'siha not be.: required ,entoutiy to inaiiitaicr4"irr's PAUPERS.— IknOWlo,ge. AS lq the master being mope:toast s :4 r have died away ,of itself, but for the restless erf:t.;fy tiler! tail' persons without, antlAhe periodical ' for the advantage of row, who 'have rekt fortutieo put.iitielettoris,tleeedy teo 4 kprofrshould you think the acts Of, his servant, if he shut l e is ey es aga i nst . ' : - elftsrfs of a few ottfereasithin. It-cannot there- !of their own, to go into violent measures ; yet there it. COntehts wortft your notict s they will ,probably Itnoirledge of fliotte acts, he must take th e COIII 4 tare, be improper it any; time, but is at' th e present may be several cases, in which they may apprehend s u pply an anst roc ti ve a n d p ro l lie text, for the future . 2 !rem; etiatinal as well as civil . ; and one wile • • :moment peculiarly seasonable, to produco the testi. :no great danger in paying a compliment . ... „ ,tommentaries of , ale in • articles of food is bound so far to semi*. i " I hope every Gentleman here iii-sa,t,!!‘Aeti that in • • V Noy at. -- ,• A wHostaao THE OLD SCHOOL. ,eend his trade, as to prevent mischief to the pu bs, • -Snell of the great and good, who have long gone - ! - . time of peace,- we shalt want no greetrr oorber of • '- '• Jittelth„. hefole us, on .this aunt important subject — for `men for guards and gardrons the* liejo,reaberier. , . - 1-0 40 " INTELLIGENCE. -' • -.' The Jury fo und the Defendant Guilty. . . though venality may have forgot to blush, impudence. , -. ..? itself will not deny, that truth 'alone• is entitled to" But since diet establisioneet hathJierot encredsed, it ___ ---"?...-..- , ,-' '- ' ::.. ,u .. ~.„. now ' more l sbte Must pass in : order to ; valecott—gool , Meta not COORT OF Klato's'.l3,ENCl,t, Joel' I. • 'i " ' triumph. In the reign of Queen ANNE, • ... t , -. N • . f, t The oonsumptioo of cattle, .by tho• prime* ig than a hundred years ago, one of our inirepid..eu.' 'Party gentlemen 'in thatlase entemsey their own - THE KING ,V. DIXON. war in the neighbourhood of, Portsasoath *. • - cesturs of the true English breed, , and a Member i,f sPse', fPraiditt? I d o n't et`ttlitlitite r tiltt soveral will de This ' was an indictment &graffito thd lattaker baker , i , . / •a weekly. - , the then (louse of Commons on a motion 'for s ! it . i..bit If it should 'hi 'l.: *NC preper to encrease resi ding inCopthal-court and Finch -lane, on 'behalf -L , r o , • • .5,.../-. .....-2...,,, 14 .• . leave to bring in a Bill to limit the number ofi the' nionber of sguarite i i . ' ;garti*tui; RS hatb been 1 of wheat a London Jury assessed. the damages, et ', ail NA.,......,„...t..*„.., , ~, : Pl:icemen in that Assembly, addressed the Chair lo ,dOne in , thi s ts a r, it ifir . life w tAtost, damage to the one shillioc of ~a ,tretpast, egeinst an incoreptteat i at tuned 'on aariout. char o ' f L , the the following animated and unauswerable speech : Paha", 'beau's* the g reatest part of them have beige 1 inquest last week, for -.seizing bread, one of the -Prliener is the *son who was defected' elt il lA. .• Iri." • employed abroad, though indeed t he precedent seems ; loave s of width was 1., ounces defi c i ent in. weight; day last in the act of attetnlpthtg • telget ' goadaef a ~ . " Ma. SPEARER,•-••Whltt I rise for, is to propos, ..dengeree's•w!tset4 ales ergunients i be able to coo.' and the present Indictment chaiged the Defendant ; linen-draper, in Oxfoni-itreet; lijt Oendinsta omen • o 'Jill which May remedy Alweinconeeniertce tbat , t b e , attire saelt • Menlo% Would have their subsistence from with the offence' at Commotittie. of stating unwhole • i boy with a note, purporting to have couttafroaktio. worthy Gentleman compliant a(m—a Hill on which Ithe army, that the adel.ition of a • few more, troops some bread. The indictment •sharged, that the De. .Glindon, printer, in Repert-street, ~The.. , • the safet. of the nation seems to depend as much as' i Illati the list sittlemeel would give its up into the 4 0 6ln:being entrusted to provide-the Royal Military i detained until. Mc. 'Glindou Aitis,seut fo rt pb o it tr i t . el the success-of the WAR, in which we are engago, o r ~, it!s,of the Prince ?Or diet, witheut such an ad. , Asylum at Chelsea will' good aud•wholesome bread ilbe MAO to be a forgery.—A sort Of bid"( ails " The carrying on of the wod would be throwiag away p c ttion, his dad list might enable him to compass oar , under a contract, into which he had entered, with ;Vide up for the boy to take to the Frailties's - whit • 'he Mach treasure, and so . any lives, unless, ot the , destruction ? If a propositiOn for granting it civil list that Institution, did unlawfully, fraudulently, and • eras Waiting in the street, but he was tittle Wont • *Me - time b . that 'we Secure our liberties against ale- ; were under debate, and the question should be, whe. deceitfully, for his own wicked lucre, on the 27t,h the got possession .of the goods ; aoti Alitiot%tint. case tbigkeerfirry, we cats prevent the danger of their be.: tiler it ought to be settleti , forlife, er.eoen etscreated, -of - November, 1 813, deliver to the Institution 297 lees rendered incomplete. Various oilier eharges.ref .. . A tig undernoiued at home. If every Gentleman's ;'would such points be properly settled by than whose quartern loaves, as and for good and wholesome a limiter nature were entered into, but in , to one ~ • elliceatid • enspieysisent were added to his name, as it :.s its were to be soft spit of it ? Could we depend , bread ; whereas,- on the contrary, they were not l ame was theie proof of his getting, pdssession nf siasielled oter, el erytall of thellousewoukl pet es upon !,upon it that men sapekl,deduct that:part out of their sueh, but contained divers noxious and unwholesome 'the goods. One of the boys whom the - Prisoner had .. . teensklering, Whether some new law is not wanting samictlialYn=, whichiyould,he set &siderite their own ingredients not fit for the food of .man. employed had been conked for' nine . Weeks. Ana • - to leas'', the number of such Members *8 possess I reert,F ,Ofhen men in places a,re not above hying go. The ATTORNEY,GRHER AL stated the 'case on be- j ther boy was tried at the Old Bailey on a- abide: them ; and lam afraid it would now appear to yogi served by their interest, they will certainly he di.- half of the Prosecators, by which •it appeared that : errend. The Prisoner was remained till nett Wed. that they/ are more numerous than ever s .ttotwith. • reeled byfusse who prefer them. So that it will be the Asylum then maintained and educated 1200 chit.' nesday. lola, " . . • . stature/ the several 'Nils that have passed bosh; no security to us, that the grown can neitherentrease even, male and female, of eon-commissioned officers Ste r lon St ~F . ae l mon,,—On 'Saturdpy the SO' i Houses, amid several others that passed only this I nor dimitliSh,the number of Members ; -fortis long as and private soldiers,. of which .Institution the Duke 1 ult. Fr ' • on, convicted at last (toter As. Bosse ; by-which the sense of the Commons bath ; Titheth the of raising regiments, and bestow. of York is P r e s ide n t, Th e Def e nd an t contracted to ! sizes Of . teatii4 reto a barn belonging to ' r. But: been so often ske,larest; though, perhaps, not so Well ; Ingplacei and pensions, it .utey,okstisy lime take of supply them with good household bread at three ; ter,' or TirePtilitrin • that county, underwent the as it 'might have been, had we observed the.same or. ! from those who ought to represent the peopk, ,and . 9.32 peace - under the assize, from the Tatit Of .De. ' rireadfait s t iounkie or the- la w , beitiml the city gaol. der when many Members are personally concerned, ! add to those who may be induced to rOptpro t st the cember, 1812, for one year; aikh a proviso, that, Ji m appeared, to ,the list, perfectly itelitierent to • that ee do when one Member is, by obliging them to . Court. I • • if any of the breed •should be foundarf,inferior qua. i lo s aw f u l f a t e . Il e ,c on o e s um l to assert his intinceaca .. v:iilidrum. The opposers of these Bills have often 1 " But if we could suppose that plucestoorld_ My, the quantity so feund might I* returoed, alter 1 - rit,thr crime for Which be lettered, up to the. lest . been so fete is number, that they might be only such ; never influence men—atat.- thek Oath% isetteAttflet4 ' bread purchased at the marheA.priceelsewh,ete, ttod ''.. teem - Info of iii ' 2 -iii ' re. Previous to lois ite'--- , ..,_ . ~ „. , ~_ t't, ~„ as score in employment; and if they had .witbdmarn : raise them to pore getter.ocir-kheughta then wit coin, rthe contractor wouto pay forth, pupa. It Bppeer i tatinthee into et Milt ", he deliceresta paper to mite the Bills might have passed without a single negative.! mostly see in otheas,: I Oleo Aye CPlllst ,b..llloi4ed i from the evidence of the Qtiatvter- ... aster orthe - r e( th e spectators,-ae m o b th e ' following i s a copy: • - s ` though the civil officers should not be encreased, ' of this, yet we ought to take all poesible, care to latkotion, if the . COMMIS; . :tot ' , (Lieuten4t-Colonei 1 04," Aston and ' ilotlic l -411. 1 Plointeft's that hao l ged the coetiitusitsce of . the war must make the military , keep ourselves from opy imputatiee inn that kind, Williitmeon); and of ileVnif of the children (one of 1 me,--ingy,Goti !temper neither ihemoliti• theirs, iso . f ' officers more numerous and more powerful. Those ' end consider that the haneur, dignity l hed.power,4lW,bem was . treMAßite)s• that• the bread delivered by the , naught eise l tha,t gtey,, have, tor 'islet, me, satsreelly t erne base no , other fortune, depending on the star, :Oils house, can on ly be supported by the opioitte I Refendant On ,Saturday , the day Ip questiee, WM when I. was a , pauper s . —may. their boron take 6res than the command of sCregiment, have nothing else 'which those without doer; ltfre Of itsintegrityo-lor served out to Abe : children on S.onde.y,, Monday, ! their goods consyme, their lend., be barren made, .., to do but to make a proper disposition in the clothing ,It is not enough lobe uiscorrupf, unless re bate ttm Mid Tuesday follewing, every child having thelptit ; their cattle die within their fieldi, and nothing with • . ' • in most of the Corporations (mark that : Ithatne I conduct and character of those who b are Set here Wm I.i.':imees of milkiworridge. The children found their the witnesses may they never prosper, for my sake-so of it . by which Means such an interest may i beams f lreputation of being so fps. . It is to the unblemished pert of a qnsrtern loaf for its b r eakfast, broken fete them stay, for my lire' they have sworn away : all • . I - - - ; - . Jaques!), as no Gentleman in the coootry is able to ; fore as, that we owe all the advantegee .svenow en 4 / loved to some' and dry to the taste, that the main-: may they alt die evil deaths! May Butler and resist. Promotions may be made every day in the ioy by our Constitution . When the. e goest ottettof #cl' ll:„theto Triocted , their breakfast,. and con- ' Aston be cursed for ever and ever—may the Judge 'r . old rtzittionts, and new ones raised,ansl e very great I'erliamenis bath, declined, their authority beth-eleS ~4„,t , 15 . tor lite. celnMendasl of the badness ; 4 .thq ; that judged me never judge another l"—Clever er share of these preferments falls to this H ouse . Th e ways been diminished in proportion ; mod whet Min.... 7 . *towing 'kiln lempe of alum of he I -ty- ' cse Courant; • • . .. .. . number of such Nientheri is therefore so far front be . the oeight of five hundred Gentlemen ,wlttAgat , ,11.• iturree.beett,' which they totted itiCking these, -.. • -, ..." -,:.: •, , t• " 7 ~., _. ... .. . ~----, being restrained, that it seems likely to encrease , as to stand by themselves , as. they always will, Skil , in: The commandant anted' half a 'doatte more ----- - MATRIMONIAL FELICITY. . long as. the *ar lasts. The heavier the debt is upon they can convince others, that they are carryiutopik ia . the• loaves to tie tut; and found theei hate), ~ . - I b e I MEsSRS. GOSS and Co. as regular Members of ... the nation, the more of those who receive the public their interest, as we ll es their own. „* I very sour :- 83 which. retneintkl • were ordered to o money, still slit here and imose the taxes out of which "The high opinion, which we all have oft ht ; Petered to the Defendant, who did not continue to i they are paid."—( What wi lt the whole honest , r ac e PItEsEMT SOVEREIGN, can be no objection to the using ! supply the Asylum longer than•the expiretionof :his the Royal College of Surgeons in Londmi, have led*, : lasitily devoted their attenti.ai for she last I 7 years to the satiety • • : lit those Disorders which so frequently embitter, mot t oes often. of Pittites in a certain House say to this ? thaw: our endeavours for obtaining a security against this year. They had been obliged to purchase elsewhere : i p. n re n v v et a n p . p t=itZybill'abvicllittle - rtl i r"r t re i 1 1:;rr i fr. r on e“e p it V. Tlolert • 'whom., no generation descended from the twelve: (longer. Wsac ens is NOT ENTIRELY THE or: ' Strati times before 'TheCommandant took the ' the first distinction, and Use uniform nitre , " attending their se•, .. • i . • tribes, ev;r better understood the subject.) Teiterra OF HER l'soet,t, IT WOULD DE, IN VAIN To lacer of bread, with* lump of alum its it, which was Prc b inc ticl ina r de a;e f r il t . t e ie n ir in rol i l ls' u s L ch ir,..",:lrh,'""..t.tisittes'lL . 'itihtems i e h ?' ': ..\ 1 . the wisest and most flourishing States*' HOPE FOR ANY SUCH Lows. They are never so produced in Cou rt, to the Gerd Mayor, (or whom P c il iene Y whether resulting ( r p m the too ftc cucv of ! Lid- 4 ' One 0 g fi y. go 1 • % does not allow any town ao choose a military officer, tAikely to be obtained, as lien they hate the least Ole Defendant said be 'did not 'care.: His Lordship palin g In the enieties of Eishimuible life, the orshMsided inthils'•••. for its Represeetarive and though there is no p r e r o, effect. They are otaly, nomosary in a BAD REIGN ; attended in Court to , Identif y it. The Cook . of the Pose of ithertinl""•.or 'm - p,"" "lihry 40 ' 4, - s7 l 'ics oeuivilr, • the energy of the maid, and 'destroys the A ... er of smith, by , gulivd 411 tliai. COUlltrt froill which they tan fear Ond when that comes, U is.aoo late to think of them. Institution proved, abet the milk-porridge on the 'producing sterility in *lntone ses, amt imputestea it, the oilter,- , • an entioachment on tbliir liberties, vec officers are But I must take the liberty to say, that notwithetanti... morning in question, was perfectly' sweet and goad.. they suffer u safe nod permanent Cure. ..!' thought to be iMproper checks 011 themselves, or out those .Who recommend them to their employments.-- repose in fhe ing the great confidence , which we all so justly re. Mr. Mac Gregor, surgeon to the Asylum, testified . '' l 10 PRESENT SOVEREIGN, there never was as to the unwholesomeness of alum iii bread, para. l i h ni os e e the who. !Ti t such :d -tinsplab g 4 are prevented en.. n e s t er their infirmities in 41 6 silence, it ns i lul itust he N elis t. 4 l :o7al le te r t ' A b i r ; j r, . ,- A The CORRUPTION of BOROUGUS is grown to such a more reason than nom, to provide for our futon, cularly to children, some of 'whom *creel lite age h height—it is so easy to Procure a aaTtiaa, and such safety. 'lf we had nothing else to sink . us, the of only fi ve years . Its tendency was,to pro., sitter PrariLliunen4 -thorrver Mahal at • itartfecitml the rote m.tv '''`o• dee:tool hi' that by a reativating and infallible . method . they may be restored to a sound and vigotouseoustelutton. • a latitOde is-left by the variety of our own determi. , Dsot or .11,1 s NATION is heavier than it ever bath duce nausea in the stomach, and constipation in tne , • • •' . • motion', that whenever any set of Ministers think fit been, and than the 1011011 was ever thought able io bowels. .....- • A Certain Disordet, frequently contracted in a mar of indiscretion, and every species of Venereal I n fection, ter, . Lo exert themselves, they may bring in so ma n y b ear. . The people are extremely weakened by it, M0i1 4 .. ' Mr. Setarxrv,. for the . Defendant, contended,: i ts m i ld rind nes ve r a r-f:t i l l ia t iteinle tr o i f in i t ie;i i tm ili e c n t t. ,,r u .s e e et et . l i tls . a m e : l ,l a.. military o ffi cers, as together with those who hays in proportion as the Commons are weakened, **that the indictment charged him with knowing . that , ' STRICTURES 4 the U ler it:1.... a mid . Gle e rts. ‘u7l..cit rt; e ; . • • • tkli employments, iney mai d idle „ * . ***Jaarz s. 1 ri",.. crott)U advances in its power over them: so thlity.lloeii this ingredient wai in the bread, and with knowing ' ate enabted to cute in a short period, witlintri having recourse lit ; (What* rioottory fears this good man appears t o en.. though the number Of °time -here bed. nisa-he A tikothat it WAS nnaieus, orithee. which facts bad been . 1.,. ?Wit ilif b: g l iven la dfiC e lli ge r :el: f l il i s li h r e a C o n 4 :; I g e l: e r : 1 1 . 71:: e1 :;Zi l s : t w ' • certain 1• to ; Noy make up a majority!" then he encreased, the Darr being such a s tip penplewitimj.proved. The fact tvos s •titatilte biking Was' entrust .. was. have bees eared in a veer Awl period, • af r ser i ha' ring W. - • actually seems ty think the thing possible t. Had he • never burcbeast4 - with before, ithoperts us morekthe fed to a foreman, end although t 4. Defendant might ; houree le der strictures fur alerts years. . . • . lived to drink to the teunurta ,gene W l ;sel of sootitte e'er . , to 2roakie against the danger of any emeroachei be civilly answerable for the act s his aereant; he : l ' e r: e la o v f r i c e: in t : al e i :.; Wh n iu: h e a :ge h e r ta - i n i'r f : i r e i ll* l ' t `'' ten,r3r, ... . . wry, he would have had no doubts as pet tits mit- • meats from the Crown. Englitlimea will always .k, wet pot crimitselfy; He also contended that alum E "e 84gible89inell`lietli,n 1:r k l it e .: s vv +h +t ti It e ...'% . 1 1 ..-c - •'., ......2a a , ....• • ter.) I, most zealous in, defence of that toostltudee,.. !odor su e s stet noxious in the very small quantity in which '. in their remedies. the gearral besli It is Tentreated,und theistr prdiments removed. ~.. 46 I hope we shall be coneistent with Ourselves in : which their liberties are most secure. , , it, was tied by the trade, and endeavoured to repel what we did the other dity„ Ri.lielutions for preventing the danger Of Arbitrary tt ' w h am we came to these the landed men are net only lessened in geed . :O. prejudices under which they, laboured. lie had i rol, but every politely 16rettilessen, the mare * tiostwitstown more than one baker make a. fortune • bc i a mistake„f 11i-iors. Goss and Co. exclocively protectin g I , e -ore .If these . • pirtimilstr compkint,, iti t.titer thnt they fluty not he marked ‘ .. . _est, eith the obloqny jus tly ill fact. d its rlsit • ' / -Power+. When a anjosisy nuke r e immemted hats feels th e weight of teen * kicemore he loses of his !by his busipess, and he was a biscuit baker. lie ! Im o 0 1 7 . 4 4 e ll! : o t t e r ! ) r t .. en t ... , 3 ‘ . r t p l e t ri b y tt: di to efi re a f o o t .11...., to Elate. I ;:l e i ' l i :al e'd into every . • 1 interest i n the country ; and the more °filial interact' adteitted that under the Act, .../R - G. 3, c. 98, the i a kC ~ r : i ia . o f i , i , f despotic power may be Itekablished by larno, and .ranc. (1. t..e prthesthou k rert...ea. t s 5t...c.,1, emu .Turuitt, Resistance be made illegal. To- make k at' the same is transferred to the persons who receive Omer ',ep Defendant was liable to a fi nis , et 101: ► and other ; haseioslA nod teminionials from the Itirlieo ,profe.slonal noll4l*. time lawful for the subject to rout; and easy fora ° ? t o f 44.1 . 1 4; • ga*" . ' Tlsere are few Gentles*, peaishment for Mittlng alum with, his bread. . i rips, they have to convince any et goi t er). That a residence-. •:. the warmer hemisphere a mai eht.tern voted, iu well ns in I • ..iirinee to become absolute, is 'bringing - the nation who have 'opt, at one time or ethers elle Once Ott, G oo d ee e, the Defendant's foreman, 'proved l . Asher parts , , 1 Mtio.dcte them to insert, thot their resenrches into perpetual (Jaeger of war between: the King and Reaalatiaa' ,been minsiblw bow P•c " Ww7 4 ' ' ear that the custom. of the trade was to mix hal f mend baring been emotioted to dit t eases already en u merated, th e y toad , ' - the people. If so many Members should be t ined • oer ow, mfety to mike ampeprovislon in this ts. aslant with a sack of doer, which made fli quer I ( l ie t r i t ii ce al r i ez e it a if of i Nso lt vr i t f t e o; to st i r trfi lt d r e is r i t t i t sr a y el l:o r h ri ttr ws si e ede . r A t i '; here as to vote a setScient Army, resilience Might' tar: If every num who bath; opt* been of. that spi. tern-Josses of the weight of four pounds 61 ounce further, that having hud.opPortUnities. in liwir pr o fessional . .tir . be iespossibk though it Were larzfal. But admitting pion, should. be so n o w , :a .Bill. fbr it. would pass itch. It woe melte d .. in a pan of water with 'which !Tenn u fi r li f:"Piag 2 4 .i O4 , imitl e _ i; Ctit"" Wi g 7 le i kb the ronti . "; the people wouhl be always ibis to regain theii free .' . more unanimously , than any. that was ever offered the dough was made, and emoted theryettat to 'work „s,„rete n os iit''''outir e ":tiTt u "e Iff li '` j - that the u nit. r sti o 4.... be tSli i n h g e rrin . :l '' dons, it cannot surely be thought more adviseable to 'to the House: and if that .be some persons who quicker end the bread. to look ,fiastoe math e k een heir endrosonnt fi rst induced theta to quit tlse-iirnettee 4 the . -.- . • • use the remedy of Arms, than to keep oar liberties think our Cogestittation secure for the time to come, to separate without. robbing estrus -.A l e n , .4 4 . cps id r sti titerai a p i r e t i l i c r liti m we i rj ticid r. Ow r presume their ineten s ion" clvito, '. . , fu the unprecedented confidence wins *:.. safe in a quiet way. Ifs we take care, that .there- al- as well. - as the preseuts t t ils JO be holm! tint they out account for the lumps of *lop in the tread: lie weick s teeklimrs . ,by the public, !wean tibervillotealetere.- -, .., trews b e a eaffietso number here) to app . :* the ill will ha v e , so mech, regard, for those who weer ,a had been *lien yepts In the wide, and this was the PatseWs, tear entry are %rested to stai r the particular' • 4 : z designs of Mingont, there trill never be any *ere of : diiiftereot epittiop s sty to aemooelheir 'reprehensions, general temp. * l . lreatitnight be made without slum :. 1 , _.. i l o t r il itZtorL s irri .61. , nn e tlltte ' re li nsedles ' still b e a • reiniti". • - • .• given erfrr, residence by .allpit. •-. . • A. ~,,,. i and ‘ gise.;thein .141ne°C01.0tIfitig most Slott your it :was hircwasel4,7ll6 fosweiaw •to buy the slum f ' warded to any part of the kingdnals. • . • •)O . CEINISES Alia a S iS'4 It cannot be dertka that In ill time' ialleit ij ....,. - ' - - - •: • ~ - ' . • - , 41 - tilia...v, uP.P9sanF MilinThat oattliont.7.t- . . nose Hanse.bad koreasairtis thefuliallteitAtiitilletion, vli4i: i 144 1 '•- • • • ...." . .4" - ' ' 4 i31 1 ' - " 1te501ve. 4 .1.8. 4 s u ch Members ref is ill•Sme b erlterrie abstant!. t:tesuselttei Wrilloot the tc..Ue 1-f this Sinew is-• V- i repute 41ff! 9d, 1 Will • affactleliy. arevent sa y at t'he oil-shops emey der of . be . wasted it , and se er ; 'Cu he consulted aW•tbetil Snail dalty•(pitestratall v., or 6; 'met. '.. ' is- te a speech,' Sir, delivered in Part' - -.- leseeght i% *OM" tpKelled, is ii,p‘per. . I g ii i i g . a .,l s o . post 41169:4 ,pflicpw.or.eiti•er sea. with secrecy, kliency, ... • IF"' - -• mid attention. 1! tskirpestOn ',grassy may, fintsattm,fprs whole bityls,.. Gass and Co. 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