The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-28 00:00:00

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C[ K 4 FRAN; • i ARErr hativtg arc-opted 0 :tit DINE bis . CON B TI ENV', nt Vs • rankle ‘ollristtiotf of a whereas. Rod y fi.r. EI.EV • TORII of WKSTVINST4,Ihe /; ruler is tiled for TUFA DA Y.,Jitor3l.atirtt*lrVl.Oclt pfeetwly, at the CROWN rAtemts. gritAg4). THOMAS Vißitt it RT. Ea* bethe Chair, Masts. LEE LOC:HEE 3 ken G • • PARR . 1 , 11:71nt PALMER , . •PuLLER Rum BA LL sLAT - ER TUOMPSON TURNER TAYLOR YEA ARLES • Will POKY _WAY. dt orthe Stewards, anti it -or.—The great Doors will he ASTRONOMY SIMPLIFIED. This Day Mal puhlisbed, Price 4s. 6d. illustrated by numerous large Plates, tut 'a melt' plan, THE WONDERS of the TELESCOPE, or, a Popular lisp' %nation of the Wooden of tie Hea vens and the •arious celestial Phenomena, adapted to the me:inept Cawley.- By the AUTHOR of the WONDERS of the MICRO SCOPE. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, London) sad to be had of allHookbelkrs. DR. MILNER'S LETTERS. This Day was pahlished, Price 2s. 611. THE FIVE LETTERS of tiro Right Rev.. DOCTOR MILNER. which appeared in The States. man, developing all the Fee's' felative to the Important Question between the Rei. DOCTOR, and the Right Hon. GEORGE PONSONBY, resposetingThe VETO; and hilly • explaining, and wholly expense the Comm/cc of the J U N at STAN HO P &STREET. To which is added, an ADDRESS, voted and saberrib.' ed by a Synod of all the IRISH CATHOLIC RISHOPS, hrid in Dublin on the 26th of Feistier/ last, to all the CA. THOLIC PRELATES and DIGNITARIES . throughout the Worlds being a PROTEST against the Violence ewer eised am porF. PI US VII. by the EN CH E M PEROk, owl which most interesting Docunient neverswas before pub lished. mid is now trivalaied from the Latin into English. Printed And published by Geo. WArdell, 117, Fleet-street s Keating and C. piet a,„ Ifbakc- :Bost. Grisar i zminni este z e id. Ridg ways " Onle aad is, .Bimpsna; Wipholt4l4ooll:_ k l'it - APattiett' C* ll street; Dablin; iiiihrsinsipal*,Mooluiellera the United . .'ASHLEY H L BOLTON BiLuTER • BARK FR CAMPRFAL COMA:TT D A LF. EWER ANT ILI. NUtCHINS JEWELS. . JOHNSON _ N VISIT 'rickets Ms. 6d. 'nth, in ee Bar of the Cerium and Ai opened at Thee ii Clock. -ANSIUITIES RKIMEIHATILE AT THk WILL OF THE GRAN TOft. ;TEN Years Purchase *in be given for Annu. sties secured oo Freehplil or long Leasehold Property, !limey ill the Fonds. Advowsoris, &c. &e. or tin good per-., *mid 4e(oritv. A g eolicams are immediately informed what can he etf—ted ooh rieir respective Sccuritie: : the and te diappointinents sa frequently complained et, at all times obviated. Securities of every description negotiated with the greatest panetualit and dispatch. Perion .1 pplicatiow, ,w Letters addrened to Mr. Cole 16, 014 orlituton- , beet, will meet with every Attention. Also. The WONDERS or the MICROSCOPE, illustra tive of the Creation, in regard to minute objects ; sith very Large Platen, prig, J. GREGORY'S LELTIJRE.S on NATURAL and IPE RIMENTAL Pill LOSOPLI Y , 2 vols. 11 LAIR'S GRAMMAR of NATURAL PHILOSOPIN, Se. tid. THREE BOOKS OF 1110011141,!Ifi . . For the tee pf SiStrusil.•••rt • --;.:••• • - • , ' Tbh daY were-piabashed.: n •• • New and Improved Editions:cif the folieWieg inte'resthig, useful, and approved School Books; written purposely for " the use relish* pergulis, on the oilskins and iinportaot principle,—that Lsample is ,more puwerfolead more•tie slattive than Precept. . Di• E BRITISH ! fli#OS, cootirtips. 0 Se* -tied .1.1 VHS of. those I LLUSTRIOUS 'BRITONS Who have beets. the meq dissingairised for their Virtues; Talents, ..r remarkable Advaacetneat in Life, interspersed with practical Reflections. . By W. MAYOR. LL.D. 81e. ?rice 51. bound ; and containing sections of the tenderises. • timed distingaished Personages : Alfred Blum - Newton • Babb* 'Aiiirews • Sir R. Walpole Wickliff • Coke Stair Chaucer - Strafford Blouse • Wolsey. - ' Haterlea • • Wolfs More - Mersey ran T. Croiewell Blake • hoard Latimer • Ckreadse . Lyttletue Cabot Milton 'Chatham Jewell hisrvel Garrick Gresham S s dtiey Cook Walsinghare• fallout* • Blachsteell Crichton Locke Johnsen Drake Molt • Liwth Bnrielgb Barbet ' Howard Shakspeare Penn ' - Mansfield Raleigh Addison Sir J. Reynolds. Marlborough . , ' - • A SELECTION of _the ll. LIVES' of 1 1 LIITAR CH, abridged for the use of &hoots. ity WILLIAM 'MAYOR, LLD. &c. Price ss. bound, and containing accounts of the midge-We tinned Personages, the most iilistriois and estimable charac ters of Antiquity t Riumeas Pericles . &ewes: Lycurgus Alcibiades. • ' Pompey Salmi Timolents Alesaadcr N uaia Aristides • • Julius Cesar Tricalisincles Cato the*Censor Demosthenes Camillus Pyrrhuis• ' Cicero. • 111. SCRIPTURE BIeiGRAPHY, 6r the Lives *ud Cha rm-tett uf the Principal reisoodgel recorded in the Sacred il ritia-s, practically adapted to the lustrectioe aed Lin. proven;ellt or Youth. By the REV: JOHN WATKINS, L.D.L Price ss. 6d. -bound. This'important 'Work, which teaches sod applies the Prio ress* Religion under the agreeable form of Biographical •arratives, contains ACCoaill of the folioieloll dertPlure boo :Weis ;--, Ackup Joseph S.Joasoe Cain Job . Ukiah Abel • Mons Elise& . , " • TOOKF Oita 'looks and . Todd ) -begs, leave to ret urn 4i his pose sincere th anksa to his Friends and the Pohlie in eviienti. for the many t conferred ou bins, while a Partiterin the Firm s hlid beg 9 leave 40 inform thei ,hr has (throu gh the interest of many respectable Ft leads) continent ed oiliness tin his own separate acentint; sa No, s2l, Strand, and Nos. 15 and tS, West Cliff, Brigh ton, •Su,,e . and most earnestly solicits It continuance of their future ord at.d support, which will he most gratefully re ceisea, :tad which they may rely shall he executed with pusictualits and dispatch, a ith every attention to the selection of a stock of the choicrt Wines and Spirits, on the most rea ',enable 'Terms—Goad Port and Sherry, 48s. to 51.. per dozen; Fitt ; P m ' ine 715.; Claret, Luoel, and all kind% of Frenc h Wines espial' cheap;y East and West `J.:deira peas, V idouia, and Lisbon ; alms Brandy, Rain, lad lioliti Cnds. Off TME.TABA,TMSNT OP THE VIBES. DOESA • .. ' LIN &c. . . . ' • -.' • Irately pablisked, Pries 7g. • • • ' Th. 7100.Eatipn, with veil. considerable Addition', of PItAtiVAL ESSAYS & OBSERVATIP . _,,bl§' •on the !Untie, Naratiss Caoses..inti the most rinsed' Mode of tretiog and eradicatiag that; Specie .of Cosaurstr . thin Incident to youth and the did:treat singes. of life, coot s •nsnaly called Owsafts, with its Irma of concomitant - rs Disorde, ich destroy the functions of the Sliest *rota of ?she the animal ' snooty. Including the Anthor's Practical Ob.' servations on Strictares and Spaseodk Affections of the Ure t bta. • By H. ST. RHIN 44E/LLE, M. 1). - • Member of the:Royal Acadepkysof,Paris, of tite.t/aiversity - of Leyden, god Prietitionerin Landau foraterty a - Sur gems•Alajor to the sth Reeled of infamrv,•io.tlie kith, or' Queen's Ireginlcol;of.L.lol : Dragoons, and to the Royal . . ~- linipkni at Mathias . . '' .'.• - ' • *al The Anth.(acobSiltiview for 4eptember, 1807, too been pleased to take some notice of the nature and utility of the above . Work. To be had of News. Sherwood, Neely, and. 'odes, and of M. Walker, Paternoster-row, and of the Author, at 1174. 61, trith s sireet, corner of Soho-square. , - • ------ TO THE PUBLIC. rplfE iiitrzoinpled Patronage, which we experi. -IL rowed at this period of the last year, (when we had the amour of layin; before the Public the Chancellor of i g he• I Eschrtparev Plan far the prevention at insurance) ;ias Hl 'laced ii. to cunt rani for the present Lottery ; and we coati. dead', hope, that the Scheone now subblitted fOf the public appribartoia, will entitle us to a enntitittation of the l'a.tronage and Su l iport we then received. We have the sati-factioni too ad t, that having taken Oda. Lottery at a cheaper rare than oat at is hich the last Lottery swab parehrused.,we are en abled la brig out the Tickets and Sharer at much legs 2zices. RICHARDSON, GOODLOCK, and Co. SW I FT and Co. • STATE LorrE.R.V, To be Drawn the 19th of October, 1810. - 'A LW SC 'ILK& . II X`5).0110... Jut.: ...€lOO.OOO . • 2,000 10.3u0 & IMO .•A. • • esoblo 10 4. 100 . 5,000 30 " —" 30 ''' •'' . 4,5u0 • IMO 1,000 • ~ 15 - • 7t.11011 4,000 Nolubrrit stith),UVO • FIVE TICKETS OF EACH NUMBER. ?he Nonaiseer of the fickets in snip Lottery arc reduced to 4.taklt and as the Scheme rtintatars an rtddkin-ill Capital of . rE1.1,011, it laa.t be aaviows tam the tAraisee if gaining a" .1E10,40J Prize is increased One Fifth . ; and ilube who whin do Leveirttre for Larger stuns Itao . c n 1 ral. opportunkty of phasing Forty. Sexy, iNhty, tw etc:ft - hoe Handreil Thoo:1; amid Pounds). by porch Wog two or. more Tickets of Poe %d aber. "fiekets and Shares are on Calcat nil the Offices. ; _._ `~ Xpeedily will he published, in two volumes Ito. • OBSIMVATIONS ON POPULAR ANTI. QUITIES, illustrating the Origin, Melly of our vol. gar Customs, Ceremonies. send Superstition.. By .7()FIN•SitAND, MLA: Late Fellow add Secretary to the Society of Antiquari es of London. * Print for J. Walker; Wilkie and Robinson ; R. a; , Whitened Co. 1 onginan, jimil,_ 1 Rees, Once, and Brown; ' W. Stewart; .1. Richwine's; J. resider; and Jos. idioms 1 . and re. . . The folloyingeth*t frost the Preface. writtea nv , Boned so long_ago as 1793. will Kit explain the intention of tie present Wasik. • • " In the - year 1777. TaepublisSed Bouine's Antiquitates 'V,elgores. a little work on this subject, which these had be come exceedingly scarce, and-sold very high. snaking obser vations attend; of kis chapter , , And throwing the new disco veriesinto an appendix at the end. Thar volume too, by these wheitate mistaken acciderit for merit, is now marked In catalogues at more than double its original price. In the following work I have been Advised to dissolve amicably the Menus , partmervhip ander the firm of Bourne and Brand, and to adopt avers difkrept plan. presenting to the public a coHe'crion, which, uot only from the immense variety of fresh natter, bat alse..f&ona the totally different arrangement of lhesiebiert.. 1. Satter myself I may aim equal truth and propriety 'mum to denominate na entirelysiew *ie." Enoch Ntlasui Daniel ?Stub • Joshua Esther Abraham Ruth Illordetal Isaac Samuel St. Johu Jacob David Jeou. Chalet. Pr:ilted for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, .Bridge. 'One, tilaCkfriar%; *mud to be bad of ull Booksellers, and Dealers is books, with the full Allowance to &pools. • and h . WY* 4 to , ' Extract of a Letter from Worreigr, W Barclity oat ben, Fleet bLirlict. Loudon Agents Mille 'Proprietor.of Dr. TA V LORI 4 R L KA :or Li tA IPN ESS,.Aprit, 11310. ACI.EItGY‘IAN, reading' in the County of Worcester. who hod been for many years no dcif that be could wairel, collect nov perfect sound threqrb an Ear .tnimpet. hat receiveas...4ll/Cil relief from ming TATI.Ott'S F.%1 F.DY FUR t.AENESIi, lira he ran now fiexr sir well as to be able to inhein common conversation; nod in iu.tire to the Props ietor afn th's celebrated Iteinedr, he has Fires a refereuceuo the Printer of the Worcester Herald, to jas.tify an) inquiry as to this a•toui,hing Cure. Sold by every Medichsc-rerJer if repute In the United Kingdom, SPR !Nisi .Pil Sweetener of the Blond. - 15 VKNEL'S ANTI.SCORBU'IrIC VE-1 GETABLE PILLS are the best alterative aed pu r i- Seen! tie Mond, not requiring a n y confinement . , or test raint in Dies. This Medicine dissolves iu the Stoninctr, blends with use hind, and gradually pervades the circulating fluids,;', more. ring in its passage every, deviation train a state of Ise.ilt , t; in short, this is the long•sought-for Vegetable Speci IV. or safe but.active suls.tittite for that fashinamble Mercury, n hick never cures ate disease 'without generating hone ; ashen aU other Medicines have failed,the alterative Pitts may be relied on as a specific far the Scurvy, SeMbutie Eruptions, the !kegs of Mercury, and every other Disease' 'rang (rain vitiated Mood. Prepared pod«ir.cu uy irkel nod Co. and sold at Bacon's, Oxfurd-tneet, , opposite Band -street; Tint's, Royal Lseaaege.; figeling s, Corneal; PiirSour, ltiti, Fleet ttrr,t ; a nd Richards, 19:t Strand. Price is. p r Boa. • IMPILEii;ED with a • COUSCiuliSitelfii that their deviation from the general plan-has been highly henell ei4l to others, and improted iti their profes , innal acquire tn. , d, by the maturisy of oear td•years'ettperience, Mew's. CU ititti. and Co. continue, with 'Debated ardour, the era dicninn of those Disorder, which ore tar consequence of Ml t.rl inthkelice, or the destructive habits of the inconsiderate nelsoil-Imy. In professing the cure of thew i Pi:tints, they is 4 4 ''t an inducement to vice, but, sensible as all men lima. Lc .4 the e‘..leowe of 'itch calamities, they offer their assist anCe '.l rt`gilla Ity educated Sorgeona of London, and of the' Poval Collie 4of Edinburgh.. 14 all caws of Sipitylitie in feti:no, :IA i d every compfains of Debility and I)eticiency,. "lath .r arising •from the intimation of !i certain destructive h. , m. long residence in warm climates, fret living, or any Inher caner producing a deficiency of manly vigour, the pa !eat may ri ly on a speedy restorritioa to vigorous health. ' liteir itepeosed plan of tilting Strictures of the Urethra has'• hPflt attended wits timelier success. Strictures of ten and hasty sear, tioratimi hive yielded to their treatment in the shin prriod of Cave weeks. Several Notil..aren and Genii... lies of the first respectability, Who have brimmed under this pailful tual dianswing . disense, barn% received a radical and ; loTtstineut cure, particularly request that references otos , be toad! to them, hovaitqfaetory evidences of tne decided Ape- Ninny of W ow& C is elieq t all Co.'s•plan of treatnicut. Many t;f these Gentlemee had beet. ender the care of Messrs. Howe, nravhide, and tither Surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted their cure by taw applioatiou of the Lunar Caustic :iiihniii timers!. Messrs, Carste. -and Co. may tie consulted DI prairies of eitherset watt the greateste-trees and holm' r. at their IR*,! S e . wita,lientrmitifdeor -Patients in the comp ip.,l .fing fo r particulars's/ tlssii causiociflgns a TClPitiltnCe no adime and m edicates, wilt have them we giveu or seat to "T sot of I Orleite*Kligeliiii. li 0 . lig, ibeeamirle • • THE WATEllOile IPLACES•VOIt • 1 it This Day %AS patilisbed,eprier L. ilitt e sords t ed,•dr ltt. Calf Gilt; kiwi ski and closely priat. , dV.luuse, illustrated 'With *orb venty Maps siatV Viewlov • _ • rtiliE GI/Intl% 1 4 Op INATERLiNG and ; SEA-BATHiNCL Io_;I4NGIAND and, WALES, Mr euistafear fir e ter EIRAT Ea' Clk CUM srAti T 1.11: oft:W/ 1 10NQ , 41 evert PLACE of FAski I t 840 dY. R i.BO dr. tied -.the - .Cl/41081-.; Tt Itq suod'SCHN ; their I.:oilier*. with an ITIN RAHN' of the RONDd aid - fruits ' ay the EQ t fog -a the Pit/TU*l. of LONDON. Too Work is so well known, and bt been so universally approved of for is l'ompleteattis laid Accura.l. that oily fur. th,r Deseriptirin of its t* epeeists, atr auy Observation% oo its Merits and ['Wily. would be Aiperlinisia, • Printed for RICHARD PH 'JAWS., No. _¢s addfe! wren, Blaeltfrliirst sled lobe had of ill trodkleWiti; parti cularly of those who resident the r.:.prettre Sat:bilthiuoted• Watering Places. . Of whom may Wks a had, THE - . Itls OF LON DON is( 1810 e .b 7 the aim Afolitet s priee bio id. boilbd lona, THE NAVY •' •••• - This pay strusplibilshed, in * closely printed VAN*, em bellished with .1 tows of great Victories, and a Chart, . `price 15.11.3. Ititantrind littered s (a few Copies taken on bete 6eltir PtiCe i 44. 64. eleguntly,boand,) Trill It BR.ITtSH ; of; A History 2. 4 4f•tfie l ' lii4;l l rogress. and Triatniihs of the 1113.1- atiiii,Ws trrnit-tbetitne-or At.PHEI) 10 the GLORI- VIC TOW Y of TRAFALGA.H. intcrlsetsed• *ith Asseedotta'ated•Nritires of the vtir!iessiye Irnprotentents in Navigation,: Ship-Roi kling, Roll Nava) Tactic's. lljr WILLIANI KilliNine. A. M. - Matter of the Naval Academy at Gosport,' &c. The Natinani Importance of such a consplete and ct ottpt`n diens Work at the above-tuentioaed. will, at the present whorl, be generally Mt: The •Lditor has only to rimerve, that be hilt en natured. Skroughmtt tri'lneilicate • a spieit olemulatiou, by means of, which, eiocli succeeding race of Naval Heroes luny br lett tat 'lmitate the brightest examples recorded in oar Annals; nai l 0. Nut also intrety.part studiously . blended instru c tion %Ha entemaiulbent. Printed for RICHARD PfLitlXPg, Nu. 6, * It tett, illarkfrlars ; nod sold by nil the Booksellers ttt Poe t ithiith. PI% mouth, Ctlaileitm, Cork, Liverpool, Hull, Geese. Wit, Falmouth,. aat'roiberSett Puns. * •. 4 .Qf whom tiay . be NuL, by theaacas Aalhor, , I • 'THE NAVAL HAROLS OF GaliAT Lives of distimeished Adirdnik sod Commanders, from Sir' Francis Drake to Lord, Nebula, with -3 Porliarti AgOLSI rite 7s. t 54. Rolla and lettered, .K lO., 6d. un line r, el.hyttlly trulud.' . ~tox "' ovßn 1 0P-TIJE. WORKS 011t1100AftT/l.• , • Tido Day were, published, io 2 vokunes, -hoodoo.* • peilited is &Val octave, pric4 31. Ph. in extra boards,'"dt: ririfE . WORKS:orWILLIAM HOGAWM eloridataul by Moral, nod ,totical, Ifouoded . oo the Most approved Authorities.) le which is weaned some Account of his Life; ibis Ilk Anal , tiis of Beauty. • • • 's , .Iv j3y •rtiOMAS CLERK. ' "What ineapressihk rkliness in the Comic rte Moral *Miss of Life No one ever better characterised mean physioguo m(eo; the . debasched mattoors df' the dregs of the people, the excessive heigisteniog, the taireqrs.of vice. , --I.4IIIATCR. tondtin printed file h. Scluiley, No. 46, Paternoster-row. This bollectioa, of the nektuiniedged prodostionsUf Ho forth's' to i table. Pencil, coMists of. upwards 14 - 90 plates, ele gantly en - graven; on a royal Ilvo. slue, and is accompanied with approy via* Deseription, eritic,wis .Mor.d;rutrl Historical, advertsit4; to the S..t.re•iotetided to be conveyed by the Artist togirth,v with utters tint Anecdotes of Men, Manners, - and Things, contemporary with ilogigth. . As rtigarth's ceNthrnted Analysis of 'Beauty, writ ten WWI 4 view to fix ttin thictualiag ideas of Taste," is tato exeeeilingly tare. the Proprietors. (for the Beset:Ka Young. Arti(lts) tows rep elated this work in a separate hum, awl any be had gems tins 151. is boatrb. asvisw OP tut CATS llittuarfV pwaLcitsrvit.• ''.'• • • -:. C. 41116141 IWO Poo east:lth nut.) . The effeiibi' of the • Miniitry to Vintliesteike "Bari of Csikritkir proslsiiineffeetual, and tinmapiS „ . don of Mr. if t aiideato, concerning the eft** Of that Ploblemai, with respect to the disPotial 4- Ale narrailie, was carried by a triumphant saki* . • lye( thiriy-three against all the influence of the . Cabletei. Our readers 4111 remember that, in ofh.6 = litivlng — upon this eirconii(ence at that period, V. teirsittiri;;4o 4 4l 4 7, ift any. other time, .tits — eld. be deciSiie egainst Miaistees ; but .MAIO • IN time expressed our dOidst as to what ir4ald sloe the effect, Of it then. Our doubt was lg; fainifek, oe. a rSitiee .114 'should lts* iiiieetaihett *Se, *4 0 07 1.4 ,990. 1 .. 4senteis against a Minute* , and the . vfe merger:of the present Cabinet has been .able to resist *hat would hare - driven either of the .Prirti, with aid their talents, from office. This is a, phenomenon in the history of the British Constitution, an, in. vntigatiOn into which would be as interesting fa carious, as it might in the end lead as to the very `toot 4441( the evils under which ,we labotr.'• - Thil ,neijority upon the one hand, *and its want of ef... • !feet upon the other, demonstrate two propOsitions o f the highest. importance to every wcil.wisher of tithe empire. ,They prove the falsehood, and, as it perievered in, tie wanton falsehood s of those -who assert that the Uouse.of Commons is one mist lot corruption ) and but nominally•consisting of thd 'representatives* the people and they likewise prove that, althetigh t itaiyaditytedieren snit is, tbtt popular , branc h of the Legialetite.tretitios mocks)! the sits:WO ester/wand. 4stifyitis,spirit of the best ' 'Notes; titer?.is still s somowhere,:a secret logo 4 ittiae o :fifileh is saMcient tO neutralize both. These s , Ire say, are most inrportant . points for the *deo. Mates of moderate reform, whom we consider, and have always considered, the warmest, the sincerest, and most virtuous adherents to the Regal Conati. • nation of-the British Empire. It mist, bowever;: be altowed thatomejority of this kind, and upon ,aliaartion, on which every nerve, every sinew. of Ministerial power was exerted, was sunkient to shake, though not to dissolve the Cabinet. It' spread a sort of alarm among all the timid tricycle of Government, from which the. steady counte. erase of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and the veteran phalanx by which he *as surrounded, could not entirely recover them. They wavered, they shook—in short, they **old probably have . fallen off; had not the case tif 'Sir: 4/: G. ;roots, with its long train of coneequences,- . .thowtioe of Sir F. BURDETT for his discharge on.the. 12th of, March ; the Address of the Honourable Baronet, to his Constituents ; the motion of Mr..Lkzu., Dimas in consequence of this publication ; this ; discussion of the Privileges of Parliament; the. vote Of 'the House of Comoras for the meat of the Member for Vi r estininstey,„to.tht Tow-. er; the issuing sod execution or t .the..,/ipeakerif, Warrant, end all the circenuttences that. hags f0,h,6: lowed;—had nut all these,,Aie sow, ..oecttergtl;..it, may be fairly doubtaieheiher the secret iallseow, to which we 'have hote t isetzai strong enough to have telit his Majesty's servants ;' ' in office. Upon the subject at issite t :beteWil die Member,. for Westminster and thu IfOutte of Coinierine,". yr . have already (teetered our opinietti' which, if be erroneous, et adhere seth jerdice its ell,' was the: opinion of some or .the greotest and most' coliiifiu t i penal lawyers that the history of British Akio. :prudence has upon. record. We see nothing tole" 'dike us to oiler that opinloo, and it, therefore *3 continues With us in t fall . .tosce. , Oie oilstones, 4nd the pulley Oreliw are two perfectly diode,* -objects and .Whattier are might have thought toast.; „ On the latter, where clifferenc . e,etopieion is alot:, -- - ldovible, we 4 most freely confess that recem„ events have had such as effect Upon our min*, ghat we are among Ilse very last- in, society that' • lootild wish to enlarge the privileges of either /louse of Parliament. Whatever might have hew. thciretpediency, or even their necessity, In for.e?. met. times, toguard against the encroaching atto. - domineering spirit of prerogative, the latter itaa.4 . ! ing become, in a great measure,, nugatory ) ite." having assnmed the very different form of influ. ence, the necessity, and with it, the expediency:of such privileges, may be considered' to have ceased. 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