The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-04-07 00:00:00

roe io cly to obtain a 'Arms of their grisoalboss ; pu rsuing a different line of ossoloct. From aceeuots received, it appears th a t t h e rend . on : ut the populace hie Right was directed dy against the principal movers of the 114!cheren Expedition ; and considering how *soy thousands of 'Wows and orphans have to lament the death of their husbands and fathers, oe selection is not to be wondered at. It has 'o n very justly observed by some of our con. oporifieS, that the elixir of Sir F. BoRDETT was oicntled as a dioersios to this melancholy specta. cle , but we do not coaccite the immense loss of sto op and TRDASURR can be so soon forgotten. An a although the Ministers have obtained a tem. eary a d v antage, we hope and trust the day of retribution is not far distant. Wt can state with perfect confidence that Sir ritANCiS BURDETT was not at the TOWER stow*: o'es.oct this day; end we h a ve reason 10 believe the W or thy BARONET intentls to lo i,t the SPeklEiel warrant—the authority of which he disputes. Tr i s wi-rthy of retnark, that the ancestor of 5100w/ono, who seconded the motion in the o, o e of Commons thu other day, and in conse quence of which, by the determination or a i% o f ity of 3$ yesterday snorning,Sit Faants Butt on wa s ordered to be committed to the Tower, vomit of the 'Sheriffs who deolatitled the body of l 6, Earl of KIIMARNOSIL (rum the Gowernor of this To* et iu 1746, the and conducted that Lord to scaffold on Tower Hill s where he was eze. Mt& -owitliont was yesterday strongly voinourasd et Yen. Math, that BeNgolead has bueu takeu possession 11 the —aw. Nacre Guess and Spanish Paper, have been re. Letters from Cadiz to the ?3d ult, have a6o attired. The French had, at that peri4. l aisle tin serious attack on the Isle of Lees. A. t ally was made by the Spanish troops, but owing to Li wide*, did out succeed. it has been again reported that General Asp. otos& w.as we the point of withdrawing Goes . farts, and that ho would have token his pah li ge on b.tard the John ddarns frigate, for the United States, had site possessed sufficient ac. cot ootoJations for his receptium. We are persuaded' that this reason assigned for his delay is wholly un. founded, and we have no doubt of the accuracy d what we below stated, that notwithstandieg , ti e provocations he bas received from the Coed' el Franco, hu will not return to America for shoot titre swabs, who, it is probable, an answer will be received from A.merica te itafe-' neat he has wade of dm sp.Ohot of the Ftensb Government respecting A 100011101.14.091. ?SS:. * I y *"7" C. ', lit' NUMIlia, 'r• . iise:s & , - „..--••••-• 1 • WY alterably eiot - inibt _ ' • • attrastal s very amasithstable aulaa.. ' who illed the 'lobbies sod adjelaiegyes. infas, mil =wed till a late hoer yesterday illomaksi. to the protracted lobate, how. Wee Me IS Sol weld away before the - Heusi 411111100Misetriell, and wow replaced by ether inera., 1 itsoisliesi t lessiiemereas t as welt as less isepectabkil tatilialw applawmos. When the Moon roes, lit: y *IA o'clock, they neither appeared banal& dere am omacloas of the - result, and little soprani I gm of opiates or (Min was of coarse heard ea the Member prised. It -was not *so, however,l on the preceding everting, nor early in the litorafti ing, when several Menthen were noticed AS they passed out and ie. Lord FoLscrrona and some others were cheered - as they passed, whileWthere I had reason to crispier'a of the not inaudible de. monstrations of disapprobation and dislike with I which they were saluted, as. they passed in anal out from the House. It had been generally be.' tiered that a vote of censure would be the melt punishment inflicted on the Honourable Basset; and Mr. Syriac'', who coudeumod his conduct, did not appear to bo aware, in the early part of the debate, that any thiug farther was is cuatais. plation. • . Mr. BURDETT Joan, the brother of Sir FM,- oh was in waiting at the House of COatiallaS during the whole of the debate, and was provided with accommodation in the Vote Offico. At half peat seven eke warrant for commitment to the TGWU, pennant to the vote of the limise, was aped by the Smuts', emit delivered to Mr. Can.. . -1 1 .41 0 - o l4 ae .' "It tbea gir eolt *lt munica lit ted -teim to di g. eSeriesa Mr. t e a u tioraw spir ,, that Sir FaANCeS was at Wimbledon, and told him ' Alma he iambi Inform his brother of the liner:ed. lags, and atrangii*.witis him the mode of his sap. render to the Serjeant.. • At eight o'clock the Serjeant, accompanied ky" Mr. C,.s*uwrsow, his Deputy, a Massager, and j ' Mr. Beavarst Snail, left the House, and pro. 1 seeded to thd Sir call's private house is • Brook. street. Here the Sealant discharged his deputy' acid assistant, haling se further Occasion fur ahem, the mode of serreeder, as it was mierstood o M*. bees previotisly esstied. Mr. ikasomit. .ioa is then proceeded to Whabtedow to Wee= las i brother of the ranit, ant returned to !WO wide lir FRANCIS. They arrived at Sir 11PWAWINS'S , house, in Piccadilly, about twelve &cloak, where.' some hundreds of people, nor, informed of the re. salt, had begun to a,semlile. As the Intelligence b e came more geoeral, the number of people ine creased, and amounted, in the course of the even. inn, towns thousands. The SgRJRANWat Arm., accourponied by Mr. Wiaißirr,. one of the hies., sengers, had, in themes.' time, repaired. to Sir F.'s house, for the popese of attending Tower • bat the crowd without was the danewstritiOn of their sentiments cal, that either for that, or some r was sot thought prudent to make . that time. l he mob filled the whole Sir FitANCIII's door, and the Elk -on both side% and compelled ever) goa l or horseman, to do homage with which they weruanimatcd, by cry of floaerrr von area! and r .. .. dew tit um eta?,..-- _ seletettivith a sheerer of mud, but willing to incur the penalty, and f riages, stage-6°3 , 405, 'sod errand:earts, equally forward to comply. The r steagt.aest„,however,-;46 happened peat, Was egoetpletery - fietateared . the evening adadadithe - crevrd lucre.* i CORRIIMIt tam/mien frees diescref • Mew ; sad, _had the evening idarible, there is . no doubt they wok. 'much more rinmereas. A Messenger. :Mr. CLINIENTSON, want (rem the Mir :moos, between fire and six, to report ' Any, i l a en getting admissiow to It RA II cis, found there •the Serjeant the' Burenet, with one tile) . Coewble, 'now, and several other Constables, Iblialtit prudent to venture oat - terStr‘ It was reported that Sir . Vie' authority of the House, but OA t hee been the case, whatever may of the agoras• of that peewee iestauce. Lord Mot It A l the CONlPtehle tit. the • fever, weft there early yeiterday morning, t o giveAbee secems4y eedeee kw probiding accommodation midi apaytetenta to It Footrest Beearetr. If the' ,fwd was considerable at Piecatittly, its way still [ter I.lstri.tetnesrlshearteditebealrit'u•w:arls a a n i t i l y hi p: B o l 6o i t riti li ty dia ei SW' FR A NCIS passillip . Towards the cresting the aseeinniage of people. weeimatense, all , in eager expectation of *Wog * the, Weak, Bayonet.' In testae of 'the day, the Loaa Macion; k said, seats note 10 the SIECiIITAEY of STATE, re-, • that Sir noun might 'sot he sent Ire City,,as he was apprehensive of lose violatioti of the public peace. . . About mid.dey several pieties were goieg *nal _ sreissit ill different parte of Westminster, procuring the 4ateles of hoesekeepers in support of their p reset ta tive: a 9 d in the conno of the .day the following placard was getteTally posted up dumb 'towns ! . . 1• 111:71WEIT.—WESTMINSTi18,.. ish A Regeino is signing fur a.Pistilic Wales of the Etau to tee City Rai Liberties eteesisilsr W, le adept bleb 011264161 to way be espeNIRN. in eimbeireies AN' tie Meek of Cameos Maytag detitivett to. of we of set libpsweia iives. A. Ilicetbia, we understand, wail to be b bit e t 4.-- q eight at the Crown and Anchor, by several of Mutton, chi 4y of the old Committee, ol.' perrese of framing a set of Resolutions, to be 'ptviossigi at the Public Meeting, whieh wai l no ~ doubt, take place early Reit week. • PAILTILCVILA*S. itude assembled - , - __ okookitosooded to seri tt bum le setteloy. psssd log is Ill:. tie bicl Mier. *A had,. laskreiree, alketoofed tbo wig of drs windows before the mistake was disco. laced. • We u nderotaod that tie dead body of MnAllaisres, who died *Rhin these few days, Oat at *that time in the house. • The mob seat • - rseeddled to the house of Lord CASTLEREISIS4 IlLiag.larcet,St.iames's, of which the w hole a the - *Wows *ere *hinny delpolished: Returnees "de to Berkeley.square,the ertswincttacieed Lard . 111katstoosn's house, a:t l l e t e Z4 it in the same ensavorr. They then p • tell* hens. of. Yours, which espetleneed s'ff Wisest vin. • • attack,. 'that in a few moments not .a *es Itoo• of glen remained wliole. W. Putts. 'VAL'S windows were also broken. The* pre.. .ceedings induced some of the Inhabits** to. pot %lots in their silndows "the hope dial they .would thereby avert th e fury of the 'lmialliate. • Tide circumstance, Was quickly seised upon by the multitude, and they worry isasonsistantly quired lights to be shown, as a proof of reap I. their mistimes% respectiog Si Feanclifu - BUILDM. the coo:equines loso, that the 7 streets in the West end of the bad were birli• bandy illuminated. A large mob wad askeeesiog • against Lord CoIIiTWAK'S house in bet a troop of the florae Guardaorkick bad bees called eat, very ‘lpportud 4* ely tbo oteelleats, . *ad dispers ed thee. The Goer& Isere cadet eat s end INS . sot to protect the Magesiett is Hy* Park. fitis . of the gnat at the Tower wer4 looted with gent.' shot. Nutwithstan.ling these pieparetiests, hoist. • ever, it does oat appear that thrihr was She least 'ivposition in the crowd to commit nay other 'test aliscbie "brealcitsc I. 0 i •MI VAM•PW ....P. •77 - 71 r.•,/ 1, "I 7: 4 .r ,.., . 04„, wiedoes. In the course of yetterdey,* rets..askt I. wan .pas visited - by Sir Saimaa Leeettav, Mr. Warrsacke, Mt. WAIIIII4I, 1•1144 . g. . . . Lord TUANIT ) tted a namba-ipt oilier p re = l 4 distinction. ~. •r - • - - In addition to the abisekt s - z 44111‘ , we. Mal . stated above to bats Ipso " .11.11 4 010 10 1 11 ."'.' the windows et cattalo beekld i Liti see nude se the I. - iliii -.. ihich, k is ma ) kterf tedbetit 41.4:11 N •,• . • lady the winthitre, bit selas-gliesiat • sad ether saleable ftntitertis trite _ . . . tiosees, Is said ti be dimettelid. - • . .... 4c.mt 1 ' 1 LIST Or Tag Ji1N08.177; ... - i * r tile. • .w no TOTED AGAISIPT SIR VII.lllllCill illtalare $lOllll * CONLEITTED tains to visa. Adage, W. Giles, V. . • Oialstas. Lot /Waal...Ch. Clie T E S. tateallf. 11.. Agar. IC, F. noted% W. ruradi U. • Meat s li K. Ansyulber, Rt. Hit. GOlterp2 ._ I .. - . G. ID• . • ) . r , . . -,- - . • ~ _ '.' ! 4 . •- r4.1411c• I.` . , r .:, ~f.. . • q• • ' •,!-,' •.• ;:s• IFi•ti,..•:tAr- .wi • •••.• • . I, - - NAVAL INTaLLIGIENCe. PORTSMOUTH, APRA& o.r—Arifted the eloe frigate, after a short puma. ball Lisboa. Dir. patches were reamed by barrpsd west so Wri t bat tiey costala nu idolligorier.4o soy Ammo oice. . ,-,:y dlor in the Alistorte, 18 gets% 00 .111 8 “ Verve, from GiSrsisii:;' , • Tha Borstals*, it , " dopt. Oman, is Boss oat of bailout. Arrived the lifelines, 48 pas, Cipt. Wark, from Sheerness Mpg*? ii 4.401•0 rotten, • frog cruise. a PLYrsotirit, Lean. s.—.Zrril!tr e N 40! 0 frigate from Cork , so d , ;416 Frac& corverio 01141110011:11 1 1 1 100Poi • Wind OP the Isle of Frag l * "WI „..,4 41 ,00, 011 / 0 of stores, which she capturedlo map& Soiled Dojisfes, of P 4 per Okla* _ skoodioo 41 Roolifort. • , .Arrirfk.the aerisitties, Foos% r e* psi% 4/1/1 . 31,. . ,•"-Arrlild the; Dirpoith plot 4,QIPOP pri* pordiht olti an, • • • • y` • • - It- VAIIMIIIII rkitTleViAl ro IS A° efolliets the multitude au ad as OW dfair of Sir FsAlsu Iluaosrt L a. epktely . to obstruct the passage wig Ceartwais eight sad Min o'l , .• aired. teat, r.'s Awatutaer,eu. sm. Wlir. .. li n g b ra to the A te, u ti;wer.Fo. L. Poesy. 14d .„ rat au gram, aeld s ateiSkJ Croet. . ht. ' , gamma*, Sic z T. =MN M. °Ib L tab° tots so settoiste. swam 1 14 Nom • • e other reason, it trovi.„ . • ~,....,a . 4 s l o .altile Pi_ , 02 P 0 Ibio ri G': s Os attempt at, Ri ddi at. M. • 1116-01;;:tord". .=crip. D. lola street baste Broesbow,Ho.A.C.,ltaogitoo. Le. a. t ,, tinny • • joiniteg pavement ritenal,!l:2l.•• $ . hart, - Ilk t:te: tu lt•ft.,,. c . r ': ry carriage, Wag- Brongh w oo. H. flower& H. ' • ?ga t it. oto the feelings liromer. J. W. 14***ftblit.. . • nv.: P. up by uniting in gic twa vaa. e 6. l4rli . n:g bel ii. v ii:* . -, _ ill/fitly, sir S. • ' waving their hate *saes. J. ' iimm;,' 1. •• • . , M.. reinstall+, 40.180 81 =1. J. w ll 7 lib& l'ur i Yr Jarksoo. ll * Or J. tie l l igi r mu k ' - a tt. it Very few seemed Covent'. .' m. ~ 4 16.4._., .., Grentlemen's car. Curlialw ,n " - 0 . lomb• n W. Sis4CP , • 4 Cpchime, Lea Lateoan, . Shaw. e• Id:carts, were all c oc a s , 3. Umenass, .A. Llv iig o L o d o f Wirt. Celborse,W.W. IL lot loam • pried IS 010 &beg e cta llib t 6 1 .7 C. - lisi t m ilar nt!' W. i witti ` mud.. As CoNWAS,III4. O. '• . Mt. 0:- increased, pining f'gvelow‘T. -J. J. thatea, Si. retigieg from liseie M055, 61. 1. W c.. 1. '. L laiiiimn. vototoo, Ho', W. ;oesetwas t " -Ir. WV. g been *ore fa. Cuthbert. J. tt. • abgtionale, J. Swomuoile T.S. y wed u have bev y p a s ipa i at i i: ii. • . Talbot,lll.:. lessenger y Dent by Dr.ooloone t ik • • • - i - eua •' ' Pra,tar. t * h. the Min of Coe. DuadaNresk L. • . • Tee Ellice ~ pea . OIL -21imge• 14 report .the proceed. Emm a, i s d 0 '7 1 . 1 Hoo t W. liege to the house of Sir Everett, T. 'LT wen t W - lewd at Ares and Flirt Rie't also, t i tn• Zragrbelo . j. • * • . n .51 • 'DowWible, a Mee t very's* _Oorrlll_.l4olll. P. ter57.474. G. `ll'. - ' ' tables, who did no .Fitipargwr.. sow th ig. ifitc. _ Wore* IP. L. Hon. R. • twria‘sit i St (3.- it 1111 sick circi it ' Fitiroy,_Lord W. i l lt i Z,.. Sir O. " C. C. Pr Ft is Milted Foley. T. Nawrartt7Pir S. but this we do sot F"lkes , Sir 14. Nod. C. W.,. .., ...w. Yolnwsw. rte . par w- - • .1.. ' la& Wove his opened i i ,,b 0 ,,, ri s , air IC ,i• 'ors la . it aviiiirity in the Peaakaited, W. . ' ',. 0 e r • . . o . • giddy, D. . 81/ J. '. • t '', • vms;:vistearorwitegie •.. . A # '.: . FM= Wins r . , T . 7 , T . ' 7 i ~ - *WNW fali • ' 1 0 1/4 i. . M. Purievir. bokievited several et dee pied.. lecobled before pill fain& I.4A g aiiiiittaliva te_iliee with dm U.I. was se great as Wedsa4a7 in t 4, . thiuegti 1443410. Mr. Pakititjerpterteins Ids friends to 4ius?et, ems * ilstacli• " days 44 tteol illi AMISS ilk AliliegiOnaiiieds _ . _ . . . 7 - --7^•••t• SECOND BDITION._ . STASSMIN It Cabinet Council was hell ea riwoolay at doe Foreign Of re. ble, Wanly's% left town on ftionday for Marla:, for the purrs of 'pia as fo r change of prisonen. Sir DAVID DVMDAI•II#I • patine day yesteody at his Office, in the tione.asatite. Thunda,l his MASON, 11111$ the Patmessre took an airing on itereebstek, is Window Park, pith their usual etteodeets. Yesterday a little before three o'clock his MA MT visited the ?domes Maui * Sir 1111.LOOLD, BAILIS and DONDas, strived at Window yesterday usu rning,,and held a cans hating with Dr. Pope , who is is c onstant at.' teedasee spec Hunan , AUSLIA, epos the state of her Royal Highopeo4iose. The Doke st CeorNMASII anived etWindsor rs yesterday tavosiagy ta' olvit to tin* MAJ 71. HO Siojeety's ship Minorco, Capt. Hswatue, liiv captor:ld and soot Into Torbay, the pierced for tee guns, bet only four on board, from the Me distance, hound to the first French port she could tusks. She is laden with indigo, teas, sugar, cloves, coffee, sad chins, and valued at 60,000 avowal*. The Mittman to the Privy Council for a sew Theatre being refused a Charter, hare presented a Petition through the Secretary of State's Office, for the Home Department, to the King far a Pa. tvitt. The follewiag it the House List of the Goner. nuts anti Directors of the Dank of England, for the year mein,. vie. FOX GOVERNORS. Joan Pima's. Nag. Governor. WlLLinsi Maw Ns% 13, Orpoty-Oavetnar , TOR DIRACTORS. • '.nose 31a-grange. Xs* Sir Richard Nesse, Bart. law Bowden. FAsk Jorrnslili FA. Coreelim Uotier, F.R. (Austin Pate. Lap Bicknell Conty : Eeq. Wm. Tierney Ramie, EM. Henry Davidios i Z s q. John Staniforth, Ng. Saamel >ewe, • • flaward Shwa% Esq. , Esq. Hear, Smith, Faq. Jelerniati 1.Lien...0 Eng. S:insuel Thoratio. sot John Plviah LtalitirJ, raq. Steptses Tim*" rat Ttioniis Lex is, Erg. Sanwa Tomer, Jon. Iwq. Benstan Ding. Eat Sobers %lams, Esi. \tiriliani Metlieb, ksot. Jo y s Whitmore, Esq. The Election for Governor and Deputy.G over. [• will be held cut Tuesday the 10th; and for Directors, en We4oestlay the 'tilt inst. from tee in the forenobss till four ire 11W afternoon. --- LANCING MITE PUPPETS. Syne, x. t the twice of tile Stott) Sall 4ionee—we drolly b.pe, lomead of sirs to th pals, To see a'Ex'd s roil. April i,lBlO. • ---.--- . , won o'cLoca. We have just received the following impalast information, for the trill' of whit* ear renders may rely. At half past Wave o'clock ibis day Sir FRANCIS BURDETT returned hope fro* a morning ride, where he found too Messengers is waiting from the Serjeant at Arms, who prod the warrant for his commitment ; to which le Francis replied. 66 RE SHOULD NOT OBEY THAT INSTRUMENT," upon whk4s the Sessunicri retired. They had not been lag sone, when a troop of cavalry appeared before the House of Sir FaaNcis, when a scene of great confusion ensued, by the sol. diets riding upon the foot-path, and trampling upon several foot passengers, before the Riot Act had been read, or any commotion whatever. The horsemen were then draws up opposite to Sir FRANCIS BUROCTTPS house, and it strong rein. forcement was expected. .............---ommem The eitr..ordinary lateness of the hour at which the House of Commons brake ap.after Thursday's debate, rendered it impossible to report any of the latter part of the discussion; bet, by earnest in. inky, and the. assistassee of liberal Members of llw House, we trust we shall be enabled, on Mon. day uotto to give at West- • kallful sketch of what passed eves after the doors were eloiait — Kr. , Saint naa did not rise tilt near six in the morning, but his speech produced a singular turn in the feel.' logs and decision of the Haase. He inaintaleed the privilege divuted to be in the lloase..bat eel a trust solely to be exercised for the People s sad nut against them. Ile reprobated, in tbe terms, the crafty trick of Mr. Yeas*, his motion fur the committal of G ALS JOXXS • • placing on the Journals an extract front the 81111 • Rights,. thereby attempting to pervert. that WM* oas meant to be the balls of the weandekliberl of the country into its bane. He deeded, thee he did not lard!) , some offend!! expeissioiM at; companying it, that the argument of the Homer. able Baronet, disputing the right of the House to commit, as matter of punishment, was eithee a li:iel, or a violation of thoprivileges of the Horse ; and this he foreibly'illoatrated by referring to all the motions and pc:fiddle fur Parlieeleasary Re form, which went the leach of denying the House itself to be a fair and pnuine reproentation of the people. Yet who ever thought of committing any one to the Tower for holdsos this doctrine? Mr. So tat DAN E however, finding that this esteems: of vindictive. severity was resolved on by Ministers, would object even to their first propositua of een. suee of a doctrine which he did sot subscribe to. He would nut, under such Circumstances, 'lslet them to a stcppitsg-stotte which was to lift tiled. to touch a hair of the head ef Sir FRANCIa Boa- DETT,' their obloci•beittg so palpably wanton. 11417..61161110AN, we understand, made a seemid very impressive speech !tiler the gallery was cleared, and previous to the last decisive division. The motion of Sir ROSIIII SALIIBIIWIRT, fire • so tjoLigor,e..was.„...s_ve understand, rep. l , orted by Mr. %festoon* twilit,' The Ameuanseitt moved by Mr. ADAM, for a re. dr:int:led, was supported by Mr. Wa. Suns, Kr. WlLBeltioßGE_,_ Sir .1 ASO S UA W, Sit C. Patel, Mr. 000611, Mt..DAVIN' GIDDY, NA Mr. Las. c et. 1.1114 . . Tha follosists (rotations were made during the diseuselort, from Mr. haunt's celebrated pamphlet %pan Popular Discuntents, - and Satires Genii Disiessianzat Alums and flame. The first was rawest appositely introduced by Mr. %Viacom*: The Anse spirit, and mance ofd Hewn of Commosas, 1 , crontos to Ita beiog the empress image the *Atop of the mithsa. It was am lesdostothe tae a coattail epos the per Oaress i e s f i llae it has WM trisOl_h7 t doctrioe of the oat gilefeary. it wall &Wawa as a contrast for the , E.:. Met looketions haw been formed for the par of ebesighe perdue newness awl thep are. 1 awn tiAir aimesete to their eitjter. if ask, they es .10. in IlliModeso. The Wore el Camesets, as it sever was 10. fee she mimes of pace and ealtardbletles. k whiff- Mrappaluied Tor Ma stench% hoeing Fee: eau he asset, mid or better Malusa its at Ana. ;11 it Me tordetand of to ~proper ty, _A vi i: ' and jetties' eyp weer emstraWy jediehd Magi*. i elsteg —a. teaswlardshms feeilcareitydsolliiiipebliellireplaint.4llll "leash ; tbeselsessear. be the tree 'elsareeterimits of ms Wiese it Commove.— ae address/mg limos of Cletwowlw awl a pmitioning as Mime of Cosmos Sail of ameid whets bot is phenol io timpuir, is the utmost WW- I with heloisters wisese-ihe restpk regard with the at aigst m ess a bhorrence; who visestrieho when the rabbi opined ealb fin. impeachments ; Whew*. auger to what the wisend rake *tin a mrsatiali I she is all i ales betwers the people aottioissestion, pillia she people; who punish their disorder& hot.reW to Main tato the pro. wannest° then ; this Is as filmeltaral. a oreostrsus woe ot thing, in this Cnialitsilims. ihielfilliwimably may be a great., a wise, awful pewit, t bet it'll ars SO Mg polestar pagso.e ao house of Cmunwes. Tids charge ream as imiaedlase oak 0 preenstioa aid 5S Is a Cowie sf Wale- al tree origin:A power. is the he which all the molar sgogistroesso so the wield. has bees perverted from their purposes. It is indeed their irchleat ami womviimer their kb oontble cornipthes. For she* is it material distinction be etling sperreptise by w hieti_go!tiettior pinateare carried rearms Obis iv a Meg whoa ratiegt be pm by wisdom nod le of let aterosyseenr). nod the cuing'- , Op 8f the priacipte ibelf. rut thou the evil is not aces. tleVI lot settkd. The distemper become the eaters! ha- MU —Mali& 6 ' 3 1 7fallitY Vill aterpatible Maio ate w its mean coo • limed many eumber ;as . own) appefrom examples MMtgh. The Romig *Men the venison* to pm ia inns the copies-of ghettos* lemsof aad other E de% darns thecae!! . sespawleil the tar Power, kiw the io their These very men, iforip=Fog g r ow ; 11 b o gy of taws fur a site. 111MnstIlli Zawilitn. power, ram into an the w Pasilk --- if I state, deans) ed tee nobles, odirsted%t g ass 1 them prometlinc so far ar e s our to hums a Lad! great Artee—the very crim w bleb 'rove, washout= 1 Aire tithe regal power but 60 years before, as t I to thatuf the Deeriri. The Loisseri ie liparto were set) lest devoted to judge sat civil matters; woile Ow Kier went employed lathe wan. They ht WIV4IIIII tosses warped tne alma late authority, and were as cruel tyrants ID any to their ages: Soon after the unfortunate etspedifie* WM Sicily, slam chose 400 lora for adisieharaties of affairs. who, the hittefol deuemieatiou of an oligarchy, were mull awee in great rage by tbe people. The SO ty rant! ay El•dysaader. after his sabot:Acton of Athens, havtog art , r power by edatittiug SIY3 Into a Wart ut the Govenwi meat, became the emellest vamoose's, meord. They user. tiered in cold Mood groat Dumbest of the best men wiihmst tonically% from the were hut .of entity. Mho Mere aid Nola. This was loch a Weaker o f tyrants together' •cti to sear a third part of the *bac city—re! Is M '4l third book sof his liewsursike, wits assist '4l Ora 10,000bewei."-•SW ars. . . ~ • . ,~.: e . 4 • . 4 • , ~~.~ ~. -~