The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-02-06 00:00:00

• . 7. - - - --..,. • Jri.; - . . tiisters to obtains Bill of Indemnity. But it is not by accident, and was recommended in that view that a Committee is recommended. The ; out to ;ese the conficien, of thr advantage of a Secret Committee is, that it enables ' l sloeitad• the Executive to make fuller disclosures than could s Mr;TIERNEY:- 41 The Right otherwise be made—to communicate much informer. at seise Istotatlts se Lion that eould not be given to the country at large., 115,..t t hosing examined the As for a Bill of Indemnity, that question must het §tattsUsels i li -eft ,down patefornil *scoot on &hairnet grounds. The object of th is : tali WO il d any - thing " but wr .. ' cootwOolootioll is, that Patlisment may be made of the Habeas Corpus. itrpainted with.the present etatwaf .tlaw.gnintrip.—..- Mr. pOUPAitAO E -7-7.i. 4 . il streftly Patliament will be happy to find that there are new Posed triode of eiVOintingrtha se.mmis otprosperlty, wealth,_and.tsanquillittla._tha .mockery. lithe „Noble _Lord 1 ts.)e M , •Wowlntry; bet it woold be a mistake to suppose , th at amination otitis condoct too .i therri are notdaegetons men still actively it yogi in it is better hoshoold name th she ceetitry, h owever i n f atuat ed they myy b.. Thi s mittee himself—as it is, they will ticesikettitliCilion will show the country its real state ." of Ministe r s. A aigi.t lion. per .--,The Noble Lord concluded by moving, as inert. ed the wished-formode of sppoir ;viably In such cases from thstiete of the Revolution, den t of 1801 —that is not a.tast `That the.Japers laid before the goes. by order .of This tominittee is framed for t the Prince Regent, be referred to Ilskqesaideratioo *brineiiog its a Bill of Indemnity, •.11foSecret Commit tee.. • ..1..... the least appearance of fraud is s fitia TlEslttiEY.—" Sir, I do not lobted.to maks kno wn . th at notbittg - te-Itt4 ;Mork to o optir oitainet re f err i ng t h ese pi pes to a Com. fre . ode to lower the proceedings 01 •ht to ; opinion of the country. b.spectal rare oug ••11114.114,1but .1 cannot kelp declaring, that tisk is! Aitken that in cases like this tile House of Comm°, • Beent ratraproilinaryipodi of coseingdow a to the House should b e pure from a breagt Of suspicion. Thinkirig mitlterat any Maessoe from the Crown. lam told *re era one or two precedents to justify. this . sit- t h at this will be a Ceolosittrilicekinet fumigation, 'bon); apt the.. cam were attended with pecoliar I tto 811.1)41444. The Hight lion; *sdircensidatioes. It is most singular to receivo a cam- G condemn it, as I riitie . " l " has ailertle4t.and coobrtood. his esserlkon, that Member...holdin , an like the present at a time of peace, sod of g laced u der qevernment if re greeting prosperity in t h e country. Such a commis - not excluded from the Committee. 'the eriMinolsare to aicetion is usually a prelude to some Legislative eq. ' b e tried by a Jury composed its page( thelardieg. 1 vit e will make an appal in th ose high Ifeeliugs of,the Noble wt;, to a Suspesaime of the Habeas Corpus het, a :lewdest which be so much prides hiesself—Jwilkask er some such measure. Now comes. down simply I . n ..a_np..iojustify any ?tit in psi -004, Containing Papers relating to the late:lntl rate him If. he were called ,a( the country--and why so designated I goa t a loss _vats life, to satisfy. any doubts entertained to his : to know; .1 suppose because some such words hap- PrejMilice by an judividual—what w,oold f be the line ,pepad to drop from the Nubia Lard.—(4 larsgh..)— o f investiga,ion he would deem necessity to, his ho 110Ur 19, pursue ?—would he net confider it ass imp.. , • When Ittely the bag brought in, and quietly laid on sinus demend on his lofty spirit that 'bete ehottld be 'the table, I naturally enuclu.ded it was on the subject t of the Poet Laws.-r•(if lauge.)—l cannot conceive perfect impartiality , entire openness, and every op-. laity no Message wa s broegha down s except that i t ,Purtunily of sifting the charge to the bottom ? 7 .-- When these sorap s icions are entertainetl.by the Peblic, *Ott let as into the secret .0 1 what is looked tu.— (U ttar , h ea r !)—Thi s i s a Thyve ,, i ,,,,,p roc o e di„ e _ why does the Noble Lord shelter himself under tech artifices as a Green Bag and a Ballot ?—EHosei .titers it 'sit evident desire of costmelment. Muds- Petty he a rl—Tht q u estion of a Bill of Indemnity is nor sera,,findiug that for the last etahs or tea mouths merely a public one, there are important ,prisotei they have been making out a case ogoinsi themselves, rights involved in it ; the nctious of the individimial now visit( to make a castles themselves. The Noble Lord ;tarts, with his usuol caudour, that • Bill of confined, and their characters. The object Of a.,041. j ot t em i ty alog id be a good thir g .--(4 1 /244 gh)...1„ of Indemnity is judicial, as well as political, 0 Pain English, the object of appotottog the present all the uttfortenate persons intprisoped under the? Suspension must have their cases consideted before Committee is to bring in a Bill of Indemnity for Mi a decision can justly and conscientioesty be come tasters, nod it is only reasonable that. Ministers to. If the Committee is to be a Committee of Sane- Alittedd have the appointuisist of that Committoe„....; N ,Onealf.the principal,reasons alleged for toe Suspeo- t M oti l e Lords own creaturesicus, and not of ' Enqairy,if it is to be composed of ,pion of the Habeas Corpus Act, was, that the Sucre - t h e —then the Noble .tart' of State. for the ilrone Department might be em- Lord may J t owered to apprehend the leaders of sedition. Tho " Like Cato, give his little Semite bows, feeders, however, were not apprehended—Ministers - . And sit tummy.- tu his own Uppielitte" • ho may gloss over his measures as he pleases. 1 . quisn with a dreg-net through pusticuisr co.unties, ,opd. swept away whole swarms of the People. I trust more to the influence of public opinion than to n anunittee. It was lifeuld tie the last to refuse a lid! of Indemnity in costa Daisy !bi so be expected from the C m b eta there. wit a f a i r title; bet every sine k nows the Luddite Confederation that produced the dis. turbances and the apathy of Government. One car. ,that aMtat has been, the doll brood of Ministers ; 4 that uotbiug but their vigorous measures would "n 4 te‘e e"ttes the weeder of every one who .aesee the barracks, the soldiers, the ntenufeetories,. thought ,es, the subject — the eillrisordittary array of ~titr e establishments of the coons*: Cto my h ot „,, tr, Counsel em ployed by the Crown an the late Sate Attu rcoling nitb.great attentino she repo" of . the 4 1461 0—it is astonishing that Government should mistral trials. 1,, moo sotomoty dogl air o v t o atio .i o . tu y deem it necgssary sot, only to engage every 111 W) Pr Aoiatiin, in no one case has the SulipensiOn of the of talent on th e CiT " li9 ene l ie Ht. I " . "° so abl l . habeas Corpus b ees of coy. pr a v 'cal u5g ......r• defended the prisoners at Detail, bet, besides, to . down other* from Landon, and this not so )Var. slop', tuner 'peak from the hints and - dark' l litillg lirslisustions of Ministers, but from well-knovire rowels to strengthen their own side, as to neutralise Agots—f t rato shi t resu lt s of all the trials. —I! the exertions of Advocates, and weaken the other 411e4L011.-tbe trials, sod the evideece given. which l • sides The Right Honourable Gentleman has failed Aid with . greater . Weaver, from the splendid dies . t" making out a case for Oliver ; he did not Come play of talent given at one place by Mr. I).atmao.-.- within the description of thole agents en Honourable ZIA lortai-lols 6 . lbw wlllitSultr •Wechkef rank masted, stro v e Gentleman on this side of the House had admitted Tros t . N misters entering tbun p -iv go too far. 'They now begin I might be, without censure, employed. That descrip- 'tided abater they tron ffl : air ii is My peceet conviction, that fit' wenemociderced on tbankaaa wren execeined cdia „ n no ,. (ion, as I understood it, included the circuMStance ftetes.ars degree of rigour . At u.siugle man witadempud in of the agent being known its the part of the country 'prison longer than it win: seento be necessar) —Witte Siivension from which he conveys the intelligence. A stranger, of the Halters t7o.pits was comenned for a tamest longer than a perceived uece.sity -it foram a direct clomp/vim pip to. coming as en accomplice, is more acceptable ; he leis. As to the employment of spies, whatever opeuitm might briugs newt, details information, tells of other In entertained of its policy. there must be one leering of abhor- benne' es of the conspiracy and intended risings-- loner fur the booming pubbeity w ith which the acts of these in lanai agents wasdefended.—Weer,,i)-.-Ifn maontread l i ati gi ; this was the precise course pursued by Oliver—sod clued should come, uud give int - imitation to Governinencit wasn't there is no shadow of reason to assert that each its right t but if amen be employed and it sent dean to incite and a a ,„ 0 „...„, 0 ,,,,, a „ rd id,„, am i c „, up i aacy _ ir a wile of agent might with propriety receive employment from hats( such acts heporstied— I can Only describe it as ktuass of novel- Ministers." one villainy. The Noble Lord, with all his 4atements, can never' Mr. B. BATHURST explained. . ' • show' that these spies t.re not tarantella. Itliasistfts we now to be put no them trial—die Comminectbat tries them should not Sir S. ROM I LI:Y.- 64 lamby no means disposed be constituted to this way—it is well known that in cases of Se- to ittfirni f that Parliament is not relied on to inati keel l'istomitteei, Goverment select no d send ro tind to their sliced , a oet Lai , mow , or mynas—that theme names are tune an enquiry into the state of the country, as ill! writ tot on their mien,. and Rut into the alma on. the table. I.kso at present, and has been for some time previous tit any man sa l vo,* goat useful re.sil a will rwuow from a Commit- the Meeting of Parliament • on the cantr - pry '1 mil saes. Mimed ? What are they to report! the - contents of the ' bag—nothing morel 1110 lketietnan cuff &sok' but the single convinced that the investigation of the subject will province of The Committee is to declare, that the toeasurev •:ur- tend to the public advantage. But it appears more sued b , Governmenfhave heen li t .ive a. sal m.iut tnas; te y... and wrin g especially necessary that every possible infeemetins !he cointry..-(Hear, tear !) themselves ou. their tria&—tb e y..ael k noul t dg 4 t h ere :are ', rimy be afforded to the House, inasmuch at it arppeara, • • chargN ;wino them; bet they come dow a with a hog, and from what has fallen from the Noble Lord and hay, 6 ',At IS illy bog, Unveil ft ir you • thre 0 ' t trust f have aaill enough to initial:a tirevilostant Weave aseasnrei ever proditeed R ight Honourable Gentleman opposite, that it 'ley nivrechstrutr anttivtispicipala.tho country thastytepreseat %via." form the ground of an ulterior Legislative 11411. '' M r. B. BATkivasT denied that the present mode sore. The avowal of the Noble Lord (Castlereagh) oY proceeding was without preCedent ;it was exactly had been qualified by the assurance, that the (aegis sinelagoes to the - proae.erliot in 1801;, he defended Istive measnie likely to be resorted no would be pills of 'lndemnity. Wben...Partiament•gives the merely- one of precaution. Bur the , House is al power,, it dives, orals, Ow f?to,,Bill ofjesd,emoqb ready acikuoialted, from the blithest sou rce of hutho. unless that power has biers traprepesfy used. The rity, the gpeech from the . rhinne,. that no such Will; honourable Gentleeisn comploinecl..tbat men precautionary measure is at all necessary or desirable. off 17 , .. c' a • •.. . ... importa.nce had ' not bee's taken—the men, in- On-the first day of this Session, the Prince Regent's tended to lie seized, were taken.. Thole were no men - Speeeb bid borne testimony to the general tranquil. of rank implicated.. fie:appeals tolbote who hare lily and : loyalty which at that moment prevailed 'peen tbeconutiy„Whether theytight Iptiourable Geo- through all parts of the country, recommending to. stepson's assertions are correct; It 4 yroe.sakett where the good sense of Parliament to improve that happy ware the *Spats's. The Use Ortiiiioeire Oven to disposition by all means in its power. After this, is • . . Government was to prevent eapinvo , and they had it possible that Ministers are about to moire this ea heeti 'prevented- Let the Slagiitie4 of the country, emulation the pretest for demanding new powers at ho:siipealett to, a b t tehoie r e q u es t the extroordkneyy the hands of the Rouse—cflear, hear !)—and this , . ; posters bad generally been _geed. 'A, gerserei title* too, at the very time they are Ohara& to resign op horibeen protected; was 'postponed from day to day, all those eatraordinery powers with which we had - arid in one instance broke out. Is. that there was so very reluctantly intrusted them—{Elea', hear`:) — some occesion for the act. The Wets at Derby had at a time when the Attorney-General!Himself was ad 'been 'alludktta ; *as it not ireposeibiottibel&ve pat milling there existed no longer any necessity for :dm guilt of those convicted there, was unconnected those severe measures which had been adopted, and with that of others at a distance. The mode of ap- had but just moved, that the recognitancerof all those kelnting the Committee had heath 'Ohjected to,; but charged with alise ff iction should be discharged ? Flit!? atilt only *repented to tb ., iO a tiset rise Govern- I,Their object is hot too obvious—they are Institut. to 'anent onlOcommeineacertein perspns.- 7 (4lilitegh.) i make out, if possible, such a nee as will induce the —the majority in this . as• in Other cases , ruled the 1 House to' consider srbeir conduct with indulgence. .. ; 4 ity bat •• 0' .t ' 1 4;glof % . ,navy -- - 4/Plenten pare. 61 1 the l ast 1 Mot after what has t oppeatied,, via they bavmthopre. Chalintliee litho*, We,' did not a ccord ' wi th thole of 'semptiontri eapect the house will grant thaw a Bill Alfilliters: Ili'clulikailiti . ed ' that - the glib lielk of the 4 kodernaltx ? Whit !, ask os to illein -1 0 ( 7 Om Right HonoOrablir qiii(fiii4te difeWot apjly to tWe ~fur that disgraceful miaConduct, whicii ee Waded 4 - , ~ J. .e. 'i bidif Wind' fisiv4h`rinilifitTppolea they weir meant. 1 inisitili and - atverChYthiriughoue Ine coentry, and of Me bad become acquainted with certain transntioas . I which S it is to be hoped, they begin to be at last . _ Tl-I1 STATESMAN ..„ • , ~- . • . ~-- ), 5.‘ -41 • ~ every_ :neat' ;ON 'rnitt4lo—.(l,4llr; •liiklb' ). I, L et --- 4 - ' -- them produceti ihiteettithl • 'Vold* IfoiMAI Malik zsitsVe oft he ineltry iidie ilate. 1 1'164 1 tilirktia 'isitt zi why,. cesiehreilrig the ari ' ' 4141111dilitaitd: country at large since that, Or ,108, Ilipt'leiM h tii• vise the calling together ef Pit - tc f p pre ih 4 r, i October, or November fast, 10 ~ 04 1 0 . elvbi l . iug the Public from the Alegre dd 'tbialdaiia:d which the country has' , for ritontibil December, End '`the • g Alkali,: before Parlistftent tit tfliff i l le rifi iiilaid' . wit . e . 1 . t-..z 1 Wry 'art dify, Ira ' edinrsill we 'Or spterfty bad l heen ' fireAlllV Littish' ittertible tiiii _, 'veithentAny reality,. 91/410.1.•Wintil by' eny d 1 his Majrty's Minis ashy this &Ow has no 1 . ... ,...,_,, . been eat ter called t : .But i inste of aTikskh .. .. IR . . ... reason beiog assig - rte -.airs cilia that a continual • Lion of-some of thisktiailtordieerY ifoleittsliternolsedi to he relinynishetl444,yet be necessary for,thO 4 1 .11- veuience and propsti3Ou of Ministers. Nor altpuld it he forgotten, OW it was not until Governinef4, fennelthemselves aisaimidably upon the eve of a. Ses..! *ion, and became sitpobensive of the couseqnetagee 1 of their procrastinations, _that they begin in -the inaiti degree to relax' foam their system of ext.efsiso 1 ri4our and unremitting, severity.- (licar, Aear !)- lit is time to 'anoint, then, into the state of the I country internally in the intervening mouths dusingil which mercy, if not our accustomed forms of late, I nii4ht. have been permitted to mitigate the sevete suf. ferings of various individuals, unjustly accuse4uo confined—when we find the same iulamouscharastee, who has with so much effect instilled his poison into the nand of our late Secret Committee, working ep the angry feelings of deluded and distressed indivi- dials out of employ, and who, instead of seeking a new constitution, merely sought bre;d, and assuring, them that there were 50,000 in London, seventy thousand in other places, ready to join in the great. object of obtaining a redress of their grievances, obit; truth can we suppose there can exist in the repro, I itentations gives' by such execrable authority to tips t Committee of Secrecy upon which we so indiscreetigi I . voted the Suspensiou.of floe Cons-titutioo ? It is-nisA,; .I hope, by such evidence as can be drawn fruits liPiti .. utiacreants as those, that we sip now 10. swam* , pa interoalutate ofilse Coaptry w or the sassursatifieur, loess of the gill of Indemnity to ilivietteci—Ete#o4°, l hearl—pithough . upon such evidence it is te m * , lamented some unhappy beings have been brotrikt . to trial, and suffered the severest punishment.—' list to advert to the proposed Committee, which is to take the 11Snisters nut of all their trouble. there can he but one reason to desire it should he appointed by hatet, and that tetolenebby, obsious to all. Is there any delicacy in las Slajesty's Mimeos.' attempting to nominate for thsunseists. tout , iser , mas as ma y j liherive them from their embattle...went. and grass them the fa deninity they require? 'the decent form. of the House pre vented any indisidnal of that. ?louse, whilst labottgbie, meter livens - idiot% from being a party to the proceedings in 'lYeqtient to his defence, and required that he should absent. himself. Are not hliiiiseetasirailarly situated in the presets unwire. awl can 1 it he coloirleced consistent with Pal liainemary usage that they should e% sole the forms estelilished in all other CIVICS ? In feet, they: thus seine to themselves a maj .city of rotes ansnomit she 1 judges before whom their emir is to be tried. From whir his transpired at Derby, nothing can he. ieferredms to the origin of 1 the emispirney i for itorwithstanding the ittiorney-Oenertif was • 1 chnilenged over and over eosin to enki Mu; the minute details 1 of its iiligill, and it Ims hero aileeed by t‘rium.el that he dal not do sn. clearly for this reason, Mid if he hspl gone into its origin, those missionaries of evil timid he frond at ibe boom n of it. and that the motives for couspiraels were supplied by_ these spies sand atrocious arms of Gol.ncemcnt.-Cllcar, hear!!-Certain ly, on that Occastion,l cannot Help avowinz I Mitre the Rigid ilea. (-hut man did 'sestina, anch ammo satisfketanly to MI-. masers thou to the Public.. Hew then can the !tight ilea. Gentleman saythat the traissaetlens . .4 1/e, by proved be wit-' does and , propriety of the niabistreesedopted by MN Motive hist 1 Sessions When of vise tarkiwat those seditious transamioos we still remain in an ignornace whirls, on be part of the Attorney-. ‘;erierat at :east. a ,pears to have been courted and swished fort, Olt more renter halite thaw oil. these erwaredimary rescue wane not called into action in the peukartirms. at Meshy, but 010 ordinary administration of ponce ass f ais isd adeqsiate to dim soppremion of the tinsel*. and the detesmlon and treeculibit '4l l . the rtgratewkr , , who screwiest needy as woo its they svouldilteets been had the Wawa, Coro* Am remained in fuU force, awl yet Nlinivers say here paricalarly is to he found the resift abieoess and es pedirmey if the measures objected to, after all she mischief had beets cosapleted through the agency of these ml. iimartes of &I. who bad not hems dispitched, like themis sionaries of the Utspit, no sound those to whom they w e r e sent, sr itir a view to teader them contrite, and restore them•to I a. jobs seine of their dangerous doevines and practices. but ex- presely to aggravate their diseatisfaction, and fire them to acts of violence rind 4ftsnerresitne- "New esfereasser. no dostheeltose' had the boldness to retorts sod Onion their reword at the beads of Ciovernment, as if they had doer the most meritorious arts Is this the return the Matte should sow sneft•r so be made to the Peddle for the conSdecce it has 'reposed is IN remanent*, or ralbee ought it isot to set itself seriossly shoat making some animate's for the insults,and indigr.ities it bas sufered the Nu hie Lord and his colleagues to heap open the Public at large hot so many mooths past ? Nieto idomioding all that has been urged as.to the indieirmal sufferings under the late Act-all the evils arisiuz out of the frequent mid cootinaed imprisonments the arbitrary proceedings practised-the rettli= o4ob ersenb...., . 2 curd, chained . t kis (elm*. from, one part of the other-1 consider all these as of little weight or Wirer compared with the baneful' efficts of the precedent wbkh been established in this instonse. We well know bow hits& stew, when *try eudeareur.to Meade the I.:wastitation in peak., seek for precedents to support their application to this House. ' Flow happy would they base been had'our history afforded theme , tech a preeedent Wein r lateopplicat ion, as sr e now have placed. .upon ona °urea Is an eternal memento of oa r oh ore-sight edam's and d kgrace - a precedent Nettie repeal of thellabeasCorpoo,becance the poor and Intel y lederstritiris inhabits'', of the mansfactoeing districts were is want of eastirerneat.aod breast, and inisnmansil .at the ebange.,and felt ailijr.C.i to Oil! rsge Bad tumult. in conse quence idtbeseverky of their s t iOnisgs. Even their appliea- Hoots to thif•Ploose for its Reform; suaresinsideted aggravations .nt ibealesce. Let ns beware of the effect whichabla pr,ece dent.ntue produce. when airs shall have pawed away . . and the grave s t a ll hove closed Mike over 'those wins new eury the fa• your of theieSovereaga, or Who, like ;dismissals R briellemaad thankless. duty in their toiletry, by defeattipg the rights sod liberties of the snbjects of mit realm from the rftli band of au trefoil rary Ifidatishielltiihatt het iserilispoilidiff ll* aesstear au the .tbrame a Prince °Mae Wine erg; livoelmfehv'efe!lree. hat wish on the thysierous irejrdien, aed arbitrary ,pnaciples of the Stuarts. and whit; like the*, WNW Mel inert 011ie in beteg ranked amongst the despots of Europe, than classed amongst. those legi.iinate, tunbtitutiasal, and bruefireut so- _ • Jul) , 2 99/J r) .rtebth . I N., , .t ; , - -- r r tlasr a,rieribid. iltrglY illitolo,7gniitiv if iti *vionlillia r etupos , - }we 6r cmi 4 try bad t e lle, 4 1 )1 1 6inid. 1 0481104111fsiteart *ttnse mead sures. If, instead 4 neastii*# Spies and informa l /a -tKiit4 l o l ltClily Ilifisaktigilttlh , Nefdtitlnity*hi left the Peocdo to , abnit.owalt mad sante, regelated and eoletrialiled by OW ?ed y tribunals, the din i t ioialoy hi* ligtrp . :gar . sopner teiiiiii..p. . 1 4 11 t 1114 .0 1 0v44.015t. iii•ii.:***o4(4:4v.comiiition bi. . 410v_Tf” . 4 r 34 1 4 ,19,171 11 1(tit! Of foir*li• ... tr .....pow* . . _ 4 hl..couttiotrAct, „ ~.19.411. e 119! 00rre isightita** been, nstrit.was . itiptAFby the Spies aai t ritkr!riiirre, and not bi . the gideri4linatCptYrsont Who weir Align(' a ifh sibellion. Ele believed that tins trariquillity„ ant fgv:fr oat being effected by Ministers, ithslpeptioded in spite of them. So far ai respeded • 'PAntiThlrellie . fact was proved. lu 1812, *hes, by Alsgmency of pies, ;a dreedfil confoaionisr4ab i a in that part of the kingdom, the Ildinistereb4ht rew &talent ttieV Or. • Teyfiviri new a TAMA* in Lifer. .iiiyitlssd peblished a te ste r, in wlttefiliteNfributed the confiniion to irs'PrOper cause—the malivines Wino I try of the Informers.. The•rooresen , atiorn of Magis trates, whn protested themselves to he menrbers of orvfige Cties,_atitilitil thereby proclaimid theli'pe or : judiees to the Girvernmeire, ought sorely ao'haseba aw • received and acted on with great emotion. Sethi hole, I ow,' was not the cap.. and he could assure the House, on his own positive knowledge, that thirleel.. ing of the People of Lanc+strire, with regard to the nature and origin of those plots; had undergone of late a material alteration. The alarm was dose . away, except in the !Triads of the prejodiced.— I Would the House lielieve • that a horrible coospirary l, was f o rmed to born .titeinviretter, and that the very individuals who were charged with being concerned , . in that plnt,,a9ountiog t,, the crime of high Tree:. soils had Otife,been libtratedWithout a trial? Now I were those contradictions swiss reennelied? Beside% whet Weft the neeeouiry Cooollllentell of such ar. real sod liberations T:'.Thee„ Pbt4* were sent oat I as martyrs in the canny( liberty, with ranch greater ! iotleance over , the' winds nt . tbi. s Peopiit thee ever they pot ~std befote.—(lfear, 0 --From what be 14g " o fik. otedeet of Wee and. inferrettlis-6 6 ." 8 !! • iiPitil:#o l isttch.tiltittll4l o clllei.iteisoliesek; eedikkiellereealidaat. Ow+ the Knee wtwiii4esl the &Sale tr i.-00! -ffln7lY# ll * PrOMMIdv is he hap Veer *ma,. stt i • ilue saiisitertletilars.-r• I The People of Laseesitire bed bees taught to assq. ciate the ides of relferfrute saferings with the (rection of Parlieilieilasy R4ors. that vieti they ervesed the priociplektalvith **lime they so i seas bled to petition • 'ari'd wet a . ilititisitance 16 be retneinhereil to t heir l4oserur, theitert of a halfe istarviiog piipeistiow 40,10 irr Mine heatirikithenered n en, not one tied beerqUeeri iidtty of fiettotoos de. signs. Nothing that he hod, her 4 could induce him to gq.ve up the opittiota c ,thal,g,lPlteed of mo** tie liberties sod irritating theleelingi of the Ptiaple in go moral, by persons .* he aches iweendieeles, had condescended to addriti'VitetritutforaterdlZ, and appeal to their beilep iind'efreatiens.'tranqiiillty wneld.hare befit restowelle a **A eloseles period, if indeed it had ever been interrupted. Mr. W . YNNsai4i.lahseihoogh be adssitta4 the preamit pianissimi. left A ovets , to OP Hamm te . bat; upon the state of the country, it woold besot' , eonvonieut if it war postponed to some Were MP, sion, es no one had objected against potersieg the papers to the Committee. However, ask bad been stated In lbw coarse of the delete that no Doe could retain the .eame opinion all to the conspiracy since the trfili had taken 'place,* felt it doe to the Huese and tohinioolf to tar, that bit opinion, with respect to the necesoity• of suspending the habeas Corpus Art karat year, remained aaaltered. It had been sworn at the trials which took place at Derby, that the 'disaffeeted persons were constantly fed 'wi‘it _hopes of assistance haus other %soden. Ile believed ebse.to be the fact. It was probable that the coniiiiracies at Illfasicheiter,niid ether .arse Warittioiti *Alt fee the nes:dims tbst were taken to suppress theater h Yorkshire, notwitbstapdipg the pettasitiont. were adopted, notwithstanding 'that - the inaifrie knew . there *na awarsird body In the place,. 1144 TWO, and even Cod upon the King's troops.. The darkness of the nlglit,,and other cirionidancel, hid coedited it inepaseible • tp bring these Loilieldoolis justice, but the fact itself otos as clearly ostsblished 'as.if it bad received the,confirmation of a sadict. ft •bsid been asked, why ilsosorwho conducted the twig. at Derby did vitt elites . ..foto a full disclosure of the 'coitsPlrocll ? w9o4sitaires, diet ha did sot thiok it was their dery tinisiirire done ge. Tw r bid proved the existence ot a plan (hr rung against slue Cows. ment,—they had proved that it was conceded is :ftriteetieg predoaeto the attempt ; in skiing so they !had made out a cams of &stoop, *filch was all that ,could fairly he „se/faired. The Suspension of the Habeas Corpus Apt was wilful, et it e!whied the Go. • verement to hitt op those who *ere concerned ip the . soespisacy • a84 , 1e keep thew au confinemeat asp tit the danger worn passed. Lfrinstire whole, he taw 'no cause to repent' the vote hellad. glYen. With re speCt to the appointnient of a Committee by Watt one etissowise bethought It a qrsesiisio of no import- • amp, foe there**, no reason 141 41 ' 0011 that otettlY the sums men would bi cheien, whether they pre' . tecded by ball o t or by motion s The grAnd arm ' . . • V a g: nilrebi l e i na ved de . b i y ie w l e t u lte leil i t s : en t sa lcred y ui d ev rea l e i a r a t 6P . p:wei r : b lut or e agel a e s: b w i l lt w eb li d ata rs : " winded by Government ashamed, A afraid of its eon lust: with "whoosh, ha. N ',. ,', aan inde nity r-, • .noon o ' o . t But Sitspeasiun and indemnity, nod esosta+or ia - i . - As as Honetwable Lierneet °bier, , Av . w ta , i 4 s i r • .. . . . , . .., . her' • . . e a er R o f ig , fa i kt :7* CT. l4l 4llMi t a a ,1 cit '.. to this t' ' ion. i t i l i ab w, eas iuremi gm er i l l t be ihs e, :i P ia u h nit te ed ,9o fn i_..it ' ev a im " r e l a . ; . : s t r nee ope li r g L i aliere i l o b : : r rad or a l : yo i autl i te r: seer , touNitanis a yst. ' e ecitience .. sir en on , t . ho ___i ,.... .. not 7711i t y on e __ rec . , ol , lst .. b ain. o .. w . •l7 .. iissi .. ..tad ri . p i o n . s it s' s :e t :d e e: en . a: , i i t h i e s .s t:d i led t w . as l i a 9 the writ was comparatively of no use whatever . Who iequired Ei11e54..., - • I reg hz i ec ga ut o i n se ee th e a r t 3 e l* sigi teiroim aii. i .a tivinikt u s rritllt Hmitosirliwet, •. • , i i - v. I oviapporpuipry of this conctas ou v i Trua er ble7 t ?; e lsa l t ia l " shall '' a •.- ' HI *M914 . ' 1 E411 'en ?-(Much ap- which is tbe 'ow . ride and boast of these collieries %overall onk.ri rpwly 'hied to - the. ...• • ....,.,_.,.• -.- „ ••-.• ••.•-.. •• • - • •-.•--- • - .. • . -- -- - - - . - • • lanialW Cpinwittaa.-.lt is all. a a onapeipaitatawathatbowtholit34 - thill tremendous re. lion first to *impend the invaluable privilege of the subjert, aid i _Cannot ttaalths .e.x. ..iisibilit.y.?. Wks* likolihistd..lt _lhero_of ' . then afurd hiss eflaity militia pa ; bil l c or private hope:deem - . - ntin/rErarlddefirrilly Al Thelnillepalise" ' f lint such a Committee,, Miuistenms.coomptirop i ty m d if t, who ere, reaction so datigerfasiepeccsdeat.., St dab ride my k .irr e ,i, i Members of the Cont. 'limeys issoied Ort is 4 protection from , imostiehiSli. !Mt : 141 - o . l eo t - reg* lllo 4l,l4l Oil be mere creatures: individuals, _ who_ pixy ps Ir!irf justly het reAtl t, • . . 84 1 7 0 4 - „ • i srLitA i gtOrr 9.ebtlentau has defend • themselves agirieielkl. 4 .,!, ' A O to A.O. iwp4o 4 .,ii t ec ' ini, its mast ' ~..* kira i ktil i • rbivs of iNstu' 4 !oin;nicat by the preco. :sects ample . trgessay.,adosa Irre a. eassesoro of obi i a ll i a t t : bec t e a' r J 'Pf 3 t 4 l6 l 4 2itatZf i rt . IV! exactly in poibt.7,- nature, that, his IdqsAro 41,14,tertri •:bt,*Plo , i La..- obtfig the express purpobror ad they have asusiexl,..,oo ..1110,44111gri, situ 4a., . ...,,r.• a a 11,44 1 4001 1 e 1 1tat It moth 4 1 • ' • .. . 1 ' . - b Cniild "ngl Wiithsiy•PrupPellii . nOn m e ju jk. ty. In constractim it, - ford us the means oimeilendhislVlONSAlltiessWes i o ' lt - . oidirroo. of "drioneryAtare !Wet Mf tubeitstin Is darigerous; it is well this argent negossttli:Wit i : l4 - , -414st IMO s ,ht.. • , fiti rd, ......„... ~Aah 2L , • .7.,, . g, . 1 , , pins thhn these pin,' ly, in the *epos& ,evoio, .. c444 . 1 _ 144 partial I' 9.. 1 i 1 t " ..: true !sow (tag tyre,. Atilt . .1 1 ss • iv of the House in the afforded , bat Ilea sothlroblaitt. mot con - elegise in 11 " 4114 lbw OW -114. k. -.6lllllltileas adoptellif • ecial gate ought to_ yeti,: borieirs atatils . mitid..... ' illefilr '• ;Atiblii`i): l Leti G .. (1...„1...°_,me1d; Ile might, with much sere tarthibarg „ w~3 i' k~ VI