The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-03-29 00:00:00

.0 1275• ;;.=••••••—..._ WIIIG CLUB. VI ,iii; i„•xt mull SG of the \Vint CLUB' wti 110 TU LSD Y, the id or Aptil, at the Fee o* Tavern, Great Qaten-Itrtet, Littoulu'► tun:seldb. Lord HOLLAND in the Chair. STEITA !IDS. '• :, - ,' 1 r . i i.. nf TR v ist I ock , M . P. T. Wm. Coke, Ems. M. P. .; tirry. George llyisg. Big. M. P. :luf ltoislYn. Wm. Hollywood, Esq. M.P. Dinner ou Table at Fire O'clock., R. W. t LARKSON. Rec. K INCi-STIt ERT, ST. J A NI ES'S. • Av. NAVLOAKAL mid 111ULIT MANUFACTORYARY W TER•PROOIf ' C . DeLiFO D and SERIE ANT, Militaiy Tai. rlors a nd Nlannfacturen of W ATER-PROOF ('AM 16E1 to tt.tir Royal Highnesses gee Slime of Wales and y o rk, nave the tumour of informing the Nobility, 0 „., sod Cieir Frieink that Fotperience baying proved O 4 t. • mbe itatmortitatilelts Wet thett: length of time, •Artia • , ow.t confidently reetnailendtorte to °Meets: tn p or t : lgal, or one Foreign Station where they are ;;,-; eij oi,rd to the Weather, being and . pleSant gar, ',op up in a small Compass, anti retain Its hope emble ()wattles until the :lust, us un ltaiu or Sea Water I,lthere to it. tine leul only of them, the Inventors and 'tole Proprie ,t, , s o, and at tneir Military Warehouse, South ,,,!rret, Stroud. I'. 5. A large A4,ortinent of C.tvalry, Infantry, Portu .,:, 40i Cloaks, at was ready. att t o c ompletely equipPed. NEW PL‘ N, With ADDITIONAL and liUP€6llolt Advantages. STATE LO rrErty, To be Drawn the 81k JUN b, 1810. CONTRACTOR begs leave to call the attention of the PUBLIC t» tbo under-mentioned one, cnataiain,z, beside; its Novelty, several grand Pea owl „ pet ; or Benefits, winch, it is conceived, 'will fully prk ben iipprolmaii. god afford a Chance to Adventurer / wines 11l any other Lottery. SC1133111: . 4 . 4ll/.00 0 .'4408 ' ...e50,003 4 *** , 000 0•• • •• • • ' •• %AV ....., p ld !. 446e.:0644, asll ,; 4,,,•• • , 4,840 ..... to in the hest drawn prime above 3M. Otariseing-erm mitt!, tnneutioned Non will be siren, in midair.= fns the e Motley Priers, irlbis Aid fortunate Number but*, L e tt e r A 100 Tickets, enmprbed le No. 1.151 t i 1.03 Utter B 100 Ditto, eompeited 4n 9, 4 111 to letter C 100 Ditto, comprised In 4.731 to 4,773 Inter D 100 Ditto, comprised in 2,5 M to 2;415 Its all the Prizes they may coutain : opep this Plan it is evident that one Ticket may gain 100.000/. le withdrawing we essay Tirkeb front the quantity usually Lie ( dthao4h for the porpoor of foriuiag them into Foot Cgiegui!-tied Prises, p . ostiessing Chalices hitherto un wo) the Contr.:Aar knot samoslble bathe Objection, that to started by those tebst 4.001 ant procore TickVoo at the ado la..t Lott:rev—Levu' °Div anticipate such °bloc ky am-baciag Will Tied el lle tse.m.. will be tly 'slated to every Lottery INA** pEW STATE LorrEitiall to be Drawn Bth JUNE, 1141.1. Fherouusand Numb:" Foy Tidies .of rads Number. The Scheme contains 4.. Prizes of . JE2.0,M0 I 4 ...Prises; of .-.. X 3.000 1,000 20 • 500 .. • . - HMI 44 sc. itc. &c. FruThnusaint Prizes, aosounting to v100,0n0., wit Pot! It RA IIi:NE r ITS, in addition to the . Money Prizes, • iug ni Four Packets. of oite Hundred 'fickots each I I: which unproved mode of Adventure. the Purchaser of a *:tie Tick.; obtains the Chance of goblin.; ONE HUN DRED THOUSAND POUNDS; by a Half, a Quarter. Of is Eighth, in _propuosioa t and a Sistecuth may gaits SIX THOUSAND IUN•DS AND UPWARDS. The Ttcncts and Su ARCS arc on Sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. lank Buildings, Cornhill, mad facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Obaning Cross. Who sold and •hareil in the last State Lottery, 'Fluor the Four Prizes of 3t.9.idt 11 11).00,1 111.00,15 a. jvi3l U lid !-'99 I). £l,OOO-2952 B. .C 1.000—5,136 C A:500. '.' Persons who wish for particular umbers, sisoald lama) application, to privrot disopi ... i . Nunman. EMIT LOTTERY, lab February, 161 J. LATE LOTTERY, 20th October, 1809. 1 • • • . Prize of .... X 20,000 1 2 .... Prides 0f.....420.0.10 1 3 _ lO.O o 8 Copitah. lOW 5.54) I/ Capitalc. pm! ..1,1 the above 'IIVENTY CAPITAL iquz i S its the Two last I.otteries in Sham, at 4, Cornisid. :tad 9. Cbarisq:Crors, 7'h -re Tickets and Shatei are sellinK 1, the NEW LOT- I; HI t o he drawn the 'kith of JUNE; The Scheme is !A:maw lc the last, bat the Cnittraetnr wakes a free Oift iIII!tt HUNDRED •iffOLE TICKETS Wile 1 1 , 41er of the tii 4-drawn Prize allow*. ,fl 5. by which 4sittele'ficket may gain the imotewe Sum of 1400,501, and Sinettith £6,000. Schemes, 'pith Partiehl.tes, gratir; ed the fortunate flohlors of any Shames 4 the abwve CAPITAL. PIILICi iIIAV receive the money on heard, or es:ll3lw their P./4a for Tbakeis mod Satires la Le New Lottery.at 4, Corahill, and 9, f eltaring Crews. ‘VII.'I' and CO. respeetrilly inform the l'orb.• I " fv, ts:st they have oa SALE., the TICISETS and 1 SA.kit Ei el the NEW LOTITRY, Which will heel() .uld finish Draw ink no the Oth inne. The Scheme 141)41 the name : approved prtneipl, as the I.tst. 4 4.ht.t only Five l'h ur...in,l Ninon:co, %set Two Hundred 16 ' 41 3•Aod1'UillIA in Prizes. wooly; temth are FORTY CAPITALS; Isadditio• to these. the Pithi•c nre presented with Four EXTRA PRIZES; 4 Tickets, four of 3 No n user, by u itirh. the Adventurer has I . l r chalice of ;,•aininz Emir Prizel• of Twen[y 'foousand Puha!, by the purchame of a single 'l'letitet. Tne follow ing I .tpital Prises tut.e beet) S'turedilllti 91/11 at their °litres. N". 11. PeAtry ; No. 12, C:iaraig Crass ; and N.). 21, Aid- Poe High-sum t „ 6, 1 91 .. acT),..) a 124,224 .. £lO.l 103 li•iS9 .. X 5• 096 i '..°°, 2l •... 2.1.0111 4 15,411 .... 1000 4°029'• -• . f), ,100 1 0' 1 , 0 •••,.. 2.1,tal 20,f53 .... 1u,i1.4 7.931 .... ltel t. l ";' ° l l •• • VJ.003 21,20 .... 100'0 19.554 .. • . 5,0 J 0 "," 7 . •• .. 10410 7,163 .... l ( ileu. L - 3.94 .... ...I ) 1 8 . 4 _ •••• .. It4Odu 4,u99 .... ihthr.) 16,111 •• • • `210J. ) ti' m4 ••••• 1 044 12453 ....' 541. A 11.10 .... ::,00.) izt i a ll • •.•- 1.401) 141 ..., 5.1".*: 1t,'241 .... V, 1 11 , ) --, -.4 •• • . lON 13,111 ..• .• SOO 153 •• • • t'• 1) ' 11 Three of Ills Capitals Mere Shunt used Solt at their Unice, 4 lbe last Lotte r y. - ' , y - . •'--. - --':-- -;r: -4i;j, ,-2•1 ... • '• ,- -11....... f .-: -,,!,,, , ,r, • .., -•• .....1 c . • . . • . • . . . . ' ..14 •i. ': .... i• * - .. . . .... •" . . .. . ' ~: - .• 7. . .... , • • ...• .; • .. . ;•• • . .... " V - '' ''' '', 4 •".... -,t4f!.;- "` "' " - ' ; ':''": 11--1- 3. '..ifillithe, s • 4... -. .t. ... % A 1.. t : ' .i 4 . 5. , 4' * it . " 1., : :., '... I .. r ' . . . 4..! i t-'.....! • , .. i'''.. l i., . '• '. '.. **l:- .}F, V ' • ..' ... ••• '''. :... !..-. ',; . . .. f ...!,;•:-. '' . J: ... _ . -. "'N , ` ' :,-,. :•• '' • ''• - •••4; ..,•'. . . . n iiiiii % ''' • . . ' ...• r , . -. . . . . ~ f. „ . , ~ -. .. , ~• . „ ''• ' ' ~ • - 1 . . tt .' . i .. : , • * • - .: ... . .. . . 11; ' 1 . ' • -1 : ' . . •-• .* * . 1 '.- . ' • ' .•' . ! , j • .... . 1 • •. . , .. • . - - - • . . 13 , - 44 o cH . 4 •• - . ' , • • Z. , 1 - RICZ iiip• \ ' d . . _.._ . __, _____,___. • . - - - - ,- -- ppmpnium. , ••• ~ • , Ir I•%' • •. • ' • . • IT'. i • ' r 40 404 • • .4.. . '(0114° • • ' D0.1% , ; . R0.4Y,. :41.411C71 . 20, 1810.. • e ff • .04.8 a - a. it J robo( 111‘ HOUSE OF 'LORDS,' MARCH 28. • The LORD CHANCELLOR gave notice, dal to-tdorrow or nest day he should pr..pose to their Lordships a result:Goo on the Appal, Slane agaits.t Lord Caudlis. The tt slteitor-Genentl of Seotlaud and Mr. Brnagham were heard methe Nppeal Bill against Ramsay, and the farthr hear* was postponed to Friday neat. The several Rills on the Table were f , rwarded, and same papers were presented from the India Hissise.—Adjiweed. LidiJiENT. Friend had best withdraw his uslloooo4l4iii WIN Hon. Friend of his intended to move ao 041barptpuut the .sub- , ject for such a period, that, the Casansittee Privilep, might sit before its expiration. He hid reasons for wishing this line of conduct tothed, which, sbalid a debate arise on the subject, hemould give to the Hula*. The SP E A IiF.R .;hoosht it locumbent oh hint io state the quvAlou to the Moe.- He, necordinglys read "the Urigiuttl question.- • . • Mr. BRAND was of opinion, that, if the lion. Manlier who brought &rot rd - theinutioti tad been award of the in terruption it bad given to" tbe important question before the flow.e, be would nut have caused suck a questiou to be a* . , thiapt C sated at such a dine, as nu immediate danger geoid be-a • preheoded from the inotiois being deferred, while real • . ' arose from the extension. of Vie •Houtte being calkd of gals that subject which bad previously engrossed It. • Every% question respecting the right, the.privilegas aad the security of the 'object, he thou** of more importance thin twenty failures at Wisicheren—than twenty limeithe disgrace so in curred. The maids-claim of so'great a _point es how 'Ea . - • ni "A he,' • - **amid haft Notre mantises. It was 6 matter of aponishomat ' to bim. Ant the sentiments' and doeirtairs used by vie Hoe. • • lionlieet, • who formed the subjeet of the prying di.coroun, • that opy Aseedineut shOuld he proposed to the , Kesolutism . , • ' on the 'Tattle. A Right &impartible Gantlets's (Mr. Atte- - ridan)lltad e s pressed some doubts its to the itriportoise oftoe quettion, and talked of the empathetic, prioceullaat thw i Inquiry into the conduct of /Moisten. Tbaque.ttea. Mtw veer, whether hi. illitjesty's httnistees were guilty or nut of the charges laiingttnat them, s ctiald ant be put itteompetitish xitb the question, whether the liodse of Ginurnisto tyre to Ind independent, nod potsesed of that power and authority w hick's's) sweets . ..try so sdpport their dignity, nod o bleb had • beets handed down to them hots the earliest woos arty whe• Otter the Shads of the people were to be puisoued by .peroi. issi) dnegerous dottnerst calculated to throw. toe Par.. liaoteut of the kin g plast into cosite.opt. The tomtits:l was of • tea times theimpstentece of the inquiry iota Its propriety of she rending of toe Ministers.' The reasons ossigued &ir tieLly * err m i nt istranniluary, Snits 0414101 faiiileleits. itedt• ',pree.ated. Li the ,siransrett terms, the idita ptanitrortsg t• HOUSE OFCOMMONS, Dimwit IL The Chancery F.eamimers' Hill was read a lecoad time, and ordered to be committed. PORTSMOUTH WATER- WORKS. On the snowing of the second W -works Bill, M " 'KHAN up vit.,e not . that the old one clauses and hiplines, that it s Ato tie wills *ovine, as an amendment, should he potation:4l until that do, Mr. H. SU MN ER contended the entitled to the protection .of Parliaa__ .. _ _ new powers, but merely security for the eteime UfilNise 'Al ready preveaed under n former act. The on. Gentleman , replied at length to. the arguments of the last speaker, and defeadet the general principle bf the Bill, and the conduct of the parties interested in it. lie could see no pretext for opposing hiving into a Committee. . Air: P. MOORE wished it to go into a. Committee, aid pkdgeol hitiotelt, if the incoovetnestees anticipated by the don. Admiral were experienced, to endeavour to realm, every intpctlitneot complained of. • Admiral M A ILK HA M appealed to the Home if the mess., venteacts he had anticipated might not be rettsuoahly spines... hendtsl. A petition war on the Table of the these from his vow ituctes oat the *abject, he must therefore persist in the opposition. .4 Yid,. LASCILLLES spoke in favour of the Bill. . .. A division was about to take place, when the Amending" . was withdrawn, the Bill ioral &second time, and a Comalke, lee Anattiate ".. .; Oa the third tending-Oahe Sydenbam Inclosure Bill, lb.. [ r lihia - X141101,14. thit.o should be read au that day dial. •- • , it Itifittnillleff2L supported the Bill, which hi cootanded.wis jut job. ' ' • Mr. C4.lltW EN' opposed the attl, and hoped it would be withdrawn. • Mr. M. MONTAGUE ceasdred the oppusitioa given to, the Hill. After a few words from 'Mr. DARING nod Lod COCM. HAN ki, *division took place. We coukt Hal learn the,., hers; but we oidesslisoit, the Bill was carried by a mittd , of two. A Meeker from the lands required the ettemlaueelif the Lord Advocate tof Scotlood, on a Committee fur. eatisislerialt of theipropriety oftuatiattine•the prohibition of DiaWatiou. (rotwOralm. . .. • A Petiiien was prcseated from certain Artificers, &e. eta ployad.bs his Majesty's Dusk-yards, pra.) log fur au iacrOuse of tnierst - Ordered to lie on the table. The lash Sugar Drawback ►Bill was. read a third docent] passed. . _ AOJOUVIED MOTION fIESPRCTING , ' - , - • -.• --.--..............91. S BUltOsrr.. iii. stivtiOAN gaimititlei Order ertlit ~ big the Adjourned Debate, which beitig read, be stated, taut I Jerald, urged, should be reoraeu in •• •••••..--- it was out his wish,ond he did not thic k it could be the wish 1 givitepeo., is to Isini matter of surprise. He would out go of any Hog. GeisdeuMn in that Hoare, hi isit.rpoise any un- rosigh the whole of the Immo* pointed out by the Hu necosary insestopti , on to thegegndquestion am to thepropriety nourable Member, but be would ray that there.were iso points of lending the iota Expeditiou to the Schehlt ; butifever these in theta which hod nut been expressed in a strews tower oar a weestiortersuperior ituportauce,• it was that which was Wore within these walls,. except in the last, where he then :before the llolose. Important, however, as it was, he speaks of " their his/sitting% isotko s of power, " &c. Wise knew of on reason for so immediately discussing it ;be wastuts 4 not be. as a Member srf that Hume,. h ad a right i lo not aware thot there existed ally pressing emergency to just*- puiskik Us ISM constituents what he had stated in that trine, fy the moduli of it forward is preference to th e other, and wai w en4thus which he was no; prepared to decide ui .-- be thought there was no reason fur canting to a hasty steel- Th. MB) view be took of the subject was, that they had a .sine. The Paper laid before the House went to dessy the right to desire time to suake.the proper iuquities, that they right of that 'lease. to iiiiprison the subject, awl it contained might come to a proper, Calm, and dignified decision. Hav seine strong tromps, which be could not hat say he wished tag thus brill,- stated the grouoids oa which lie intended nom the Hon. Baronet bad not pat into it. That which was called tug no 'adjournment of the debate fora given time, he would the " Arguineut." purp tried to be merely what bad been ut- ask the Honourable Gentleman opposite to grunt time. If tered io that House. If " The Argument" contained nothing he pinoisted in opposing this; there would not be a man who hut what had been before stated to that House, the.) they would not be of opinioon (and he for the had no hesitation is were placed in a new Situation, because it was not to be sup- stating that so ch•vraid be his belief) that lie hadeaught at ibis posed that if the matter of that Argusneot wise such as to via- subject, aural was glad of the opportunity of giviit such tut in t:, l e the prirtlegi.s of that House, tae Speaker, acting with terruption to the grand questiou,in the hope of dividing the that propriety which uniformly characterised his conduct, .4f-ermine of an iisquiring House and nti indignant Conntry.— iruuld'ltave suffered RIG be so uttered Without interrupting. [Wear. heart) When the Right llonoweable Genttlemaitle- Time, lie thought , aught t., be given , that the subject might considered' his conduct, he thouuted not but 'lse was sorry he hare proper coontileratiqu. mid that the merits of the 'case had to route forward—los therefore-hewed he vane& 'give to. might he fairly argUed. There was nu emergency !hot maid farther toppositiou, satlsitedms. tat was that •if he persevered justify theta in prematurely coming to a decision. At the he would osave.reason to reigret pressing tin motion. The i lon. beginuing of every Session of P.irliarnesit, a Committee-of Gentleman comitided, %north; that-the debate be adjourned Privileges was appointed to sit every Monday, Wednesday, till to-morrow (Thursday)se'unight. and Fri say, in the aftentoon,ia w hick every Member whose- Mr. LF.THIMISILMiIi sald'he dal not rise to second the nth temltst it was to have a voice,and to which ail subjectstouchiter thou.—(if leugh)., . • their privileges were to be referred. They were to form The SPEAK k:R then put the question; end Mr. LETfl their ottinions onahe same, reporting their pmgress frosts time 141111GE:contitated.—lie condd not, he said, agree to Abe to time to. t;ae House. To this Committee he 1116601 the adjObruinent proposal a lie regretted it war wit ih his gimlet *object might have beta - referred. •He did not ask whether lie had commuted toe matter to the Musts of the Houseiluni or not this had beet. the practice of the House for sobse time it would behine them to adopt Whatevef come they thought past ; nothing coshd thinly be argued frons that. The discus- proper; hot Whit bad, by toe desire of the • Howe. %Omit skin o f a q u el ojoe important as that which then occupied the ted the ituroolatiota. tot the Table for their consideratiou, &Ocotillo of 'the House oak* not to be onnecessatity inter- whatever Might he itse comeequence„ he should our could nor rupted; and the Moodier bridiiiiierirard such a motion as withdraw thins. lie sikl 'not Intend to enter into ell the nr that which wits thee beronsobe. l limor , /resin to assign some goasests whoa had, lice* erged b) the Hoe. Creetlesnon who very substantial reason for .it fireweed so such a June- sad jot sat downs .. .hat from the opinion which ite badtiren, lure, and ought to show that 'it mischief was likely to that theoplesdaii wait mare glitriog and of Mini lisportheceil arise { emu i t , tint b e fog; hiriosik.l. When such a than twenty It xpedisieis to the Scheidt, wee amedicieni or , co , n , , ,t a i n , wa , m a de; ji b bed.* to the Committee gement to him met he "Mold not agree t i o no t a lasiputrament. of Privilege!. It wet nothilt i all Ism this was not tile tie bad ease sprit eon to add: Toe U. ,ti,eittieautti i ",,, prscur e ' ,vib e liniww- occasions. Ile found an (Mr. Brand) bad said, that he kat •liiablelf to the Ikesaur- after to that effect, sad Ilidittsaimilleisat to bear hits otst - in able Geodenten 4111 thit side of the Annefe Is **melee iv'. what he had al:yawed. Tien was au iostaace of this murk this, be embieely ;wet that such na imputation h ad been 'wits adopted , as would be acct frost .their ,proceedilt h s ik made agaiiiitisim, and begged hero dishaelly to asst! Ito! frig. The perms thee: emet of was sins, it was trpe, he had nit lent himself to fury manses& time *ante world. ~, tu the p p nei gibiawas. - ,isori, hat that very circuit.- The-opiniou. he had delivered, and the comfort he had pm swore 'emitted his nitiessuisit thug stoner, and established sued, toriled solely to kiti owls wised. and be ha d followed snore firmly the propriety of nicer*/ the complaint then lie- them op reasons of Ids doss.' • . ... , fare them to the Committee of Privileged. In 1779. a person I Mr. GUAM, lit 4 rake with woodier releceanee mate pre being accused of hiving Witte** pamphlet. emit:ming libel- sent occasion; nrver wilt there a crisis were prolific with loos matter, and grows nelsrepreseutatious of what passed in . causes of grief thus* that moment. The Hoare could our that House, the subject was refereed tti tree Commithe of be leo bistettienti tug* into a roll inquiry . oo the subject before Privileges, who were inotramed, from time to time. to re • is, oruth no individual watt prepared wt.h she ae4x!oary ha pset their opiniuss on tbe sum. The Bight Hun. Gentleman forinistiou. lie calleit'upor the Kieft lino. Gthaleman must eanclutiord by moving, earliest', to comply wick the wishes whica hint been weemy " That the alleged breach of privilegts should he referred •ex and which weeled to he in liaison - with the woe rid inelatip of the Howe. If cumpetied too riot-, be could to the Committee of Privileges.' not vote We toe itys.shitiOat, 004 At was ready %yellow that The SPEA K ER explained the triton, of the Standing the emitter. and lilognAge of the him. Barone' was deserviug Order. mod stated it to be the prof:tire of the House, when of strung reprehension , . If he found mat it was deterusitied my thing was to be referred so the Committee or Privi- Ito proceed,. ht attisegis to site Amendment. As to, toe rights Lees. td order that Committee to sit on a tea lain day. The the Moue must awl mdual ought to ad to have w , he did vate not now Mean must to l antiott of the Right Hon. Gentleman was irregular, a tan. argue . If soy indivi h pri feeli he ti.ou Iseial ;timidy before tie noose. lie might however perfectly eadenasiud the hint that had been thrown out to the* an amendment, which, by leaving out the vv?rds es- ;ti g ht ;lots. Gemmel. to oil the opposite side of the timber .—.._ • - ' -- - -lerc, " fact, '''-- drowrs- - - that aper Ohs port) ... _ a _ __ , dellositti., mail, b e thoight, appear to bo breach at their privileges. He should, therefore, ender - termite modillegies, be ready to vote With the Him. Ctittlemin on that sulqecl. 11.% bad been all the morning reeding the works of that* eelehtated Lawyer Hargrave, in order to make itinnielf billyacquaintet whistler 'abject, bat he whited for tin* eectllanh nit the ao‘ thorities proper to be mooched on sock ayeestloo, Lord Chief Justice Hate bid said the, no ruse should he agitated. in that Howe which we. scene:liable at law.. Was sot,tisil . on Which they hittaboti spew themosives to decide remoslio- Me wheel Nay, bad me such &Jawed: beeir sought to * sistshir battier ? fie *maid not disgust lie noose lila all ambition of teaming **eh be did set poses, but, it was his opiate Oast one violation oftlistr privileges was cleaciedo ale trk Ur_ Hiss. Baronet, and tliallbe lithe? reneges of his leeer migfit iii be deliberately medalled before they mime to a decision oie the subject.. • One, jest diseeion It iussilved wits bow far as dasher of that /dimwitted a right to report to his what he bad uttered sHth h t tHae wales. Many Oil li br i arnts antisaltted II that imnei laaj less espress -W any; ewes been enlarged epic, andlealluttml lt, other Me Member.. If imbed a r ibt to Amato bit tioustituepif telet he had Plated there laid - &earn te- ba . Lona celestite tlesal dottree, ttive'he tommeacentreit •rif lei lens he Ised out pose too far in the Hallowing peroiraph a— • . ' Gleadetnem—The jin c Of Conotill ou rflpsied a 0-. _ Yrite,Which animals** ' larati 0 rot theirs A.- Is to lie of more weight thin Pitrq *al* laws of . "the Mad, I think it guy duty to , .sey cestimmes Ostrom 4 *, balute my Coalition:b., wfiist: c rarldir as , feeento, Oki "'even whoa personal safety depead iis os great degree upon . 1' lim derides of this queettotc—a goodies a/ so lee import. "ataildboo this, whether ow liberty Wolin to be eetaretby , 1 s''4selcws of our firrefattersrof be to le, at dos absolute 1 ,_., nom of a part (goer felhow-mbioste, collected tirgther "'ld vet raus wait* Wilt misemeary for me to describe r . If he bad' a right to converta bis coeditors* all he hal stated is thAt Hume, in thus adverting to *hat he had openly coalPlabled a i said a tat had bema.unittal on the other side lof the House, and defended ne the gr amid et its weiveriality, it was neologism and modeestioe en, der Uunnurrible Baronet to my no newt s so refrain lout misting to what.maimor the Member' of that Home were collected together, that what be ineeirsollameminivettsalimi Mt !{tat Home. whets thus am. "VI •-•• r".t.)vV- Nine-{lw . _ "NM Itllltaii.iiiallit. hat it equally eveeshe Xing nod tar, Pimse. lie ceodedeill y ufsertittg. that Is vas necrs-ary that rho SO bjetf sloshilt. to itemization et Privil4rs, used &Odra hisunitoitte ittr sollag for the Mead Meador. ' . , Mr..WHiTlißiltalibeiged pardon of tlle.lloisc, Geotletaan who had just spoke°, ;Elio could out s In the. •oistiet of what he.bad to say, townies him •eelf with. tite nine elnellest ill 13 4 ()two wiitlls' * s ' by irdop4ng tits 10g146141,0 his Right li . equer!ittie Friend, and saying , , 04 . hahnd 'weir !Ono' tit , Upstak On a 'object of Iraq*: importassas ? , g ui l, , . .eerie the steeds et .100 11.41 it ifi ( otiosoroble,tritud,'.. _. which, that..glowers:Me Csepsteesan bad. greatlS mistletoes) :te,hees..he saki. that • hie Right lion.. , • .:9•• y • - Friend hid iiimniesteu tim tiltritivii MI On. Of . 11 . light nature. It otal-butionte•the sebject was not Ilg s kt hut mementoes that he rose then to est:, as be "lurid dune last - night, ' for sumo delay Wore be should be celled open for bit vote. iu justice tektite Hun. Member who originated tilt 114011401, II . . 'oust say, hatit was 110 i kis wish *t first to pro. • coed precipitately _with thu question. )lot to the ~ tight lion. Gentlemen over the way (the Chancel, . lot of the Exchequer), who was paints ins sslited . . in the qoustiou mite:My ander discussion, a lineiliatt i , . which the lion. (;rnilOtaitti tutu hurl jest ant,. down considered cemparatively light, nits to bee ' . 'ascribed the precipitancy witlt which the discus. awl O a, posited forward.. Thu iturstiud titwelt •h 4 ills lung occupied the whole attention 4 4 . Old . . 110UPet .so far front considering light, he , Tegaitl. cd Ili one of the greets et ii.u.isont„ as well -twins Majesty's Mini.dera as to hbosidf. [tieztr, lisart - „ tier —Misselehreicii- dlenclasts.l. I.le, tNellts?,tt •'' . such such feelings as appeared to girt roe to Oa , cheer, and would repeat that the question was of h moment to him, Lewis" it vies desirable. ter every honest man to be enabled to be in full peaussiuo . • . of every thing that could citable hint to Gam ad . impartial judgoieut. Thu Mauve 'Kuala give hits credit, hu was sure, when he said that the clues. . 1 Ilan before it was momentum , ' though nut press, . ins;. II.• saw no reason oby the Same time. should . nut be 0110 we- now, as stolen the • Chancellor of , the Exchequer .and thu Lord Viscouist Caudle., . reagh ecru charged %lilt a b. Cil al of the prisileges . , of that 119115 r. The (Light lioltutorable Geetlendio . • . would reciiitect, • that when that Charge bad boot 4 • first bronglil fiiruotil, ii.. rose tit hit...place, .a.issi o ~ . after stating that be wiO, taken by, surprise,toade hit, bow, and retired; alter which a delay of lie,. e .) • days was allowed before . he mad , : his defence. 1111 t • . . hail voted in the minority utt thut to:elision ;Aunt ;.- to the deci-ion of the !loose in Mit lilft4OCC l Isl 3 , . : ' the conduct of his Majesty's Ministers, they *got N to look for the degrodation of the ituutout‘ssnia, . 4 moos id the opinion of the, people. The. 1101 4, 1 1. ` • . would also recollecithe ease whist %'iscouot Cos : . ; , .liareagli was chargod with bartering (Dr . & seat ot that.nouse, and was sisidtered by the ameoiltoctst) ,of a ,Right lloitouraille G.:nth:moo (Air. Cantons) . not then in his place. that. proceeding, „cuephel. .with the resolutiott of 1779, which•otedc sotga a: ; 'FACiiCe a broach of the privileges, of We; Mitt*, had ' euntribetod to the filegniulation of radios, - 41cItt. his begged •also te; rensied the 'Nose• of.the threat -respectiug the dissolotien of Parini.' meta, thrown. uut,by the semi, Right Ilos. Gentle... teen - shortly efterhu-eanie into glees, and of the . ireftliziog . ef that•thruat.shottly afterly the dissulr., don of Palliadent ; sad 001 to asst, I* % hunt Mill the degradation. at Parliament to be attributed l. liacte,hiati) On the protest question then, otivo : much irn put lance to the independence tat that !louse, and the intervals of the nation, ht asked • for time to, consider it sullicieotly. The saum ap• plicatiim he had mode 24 hourii before, and in the i period that had since intervened, he had nut lia4 time to Consider the subject . Lit this respect, tno .: llunuotable Grientleman opposite, and his .Honour. 'able Friend, 4ad the. adtantage of him. lie 140 . . marked the passages epecilled by thu notiouroble Mover, but had not yet been able to look into them. .lo this situation, he could nut think of ~ • iljciding upon extracts ,mode '-iy eve , — Gently, • • . c "I ' ~' ; • • proptete .41, ICAVI . -_ _ . .. .. re-sin/ail opinion au Ow paper l‘efore liwrO, alld lawn 'they wt. -, in fat., like drinvmng oleo. teat were catching p ~ , cave 0 his motioa woul:t lv similar in eWret. . a t it straw t., support. for some tease longer, their siuktug maii, however hanoiscable,.wiiJivut . being abio ri,, hit. SHEILIDA'N, truth the nature of tlw Stioding Order body, 1f Ow! was necessary 10 attain' rtiornper knots ledge refer t o tb o en et e xt. The Baiter Muted re „ ..„„ in duration, :•I any impropriety in nothing sawn a motioli, sir ...Inject, it would be more to the dignity ot the House ,_ , ‘•lstik t„,,„„ec, nod no o ojection to pursue the cobase pointed net to grant tort time. He trusted the Joonials of the House . c tn c e ra n u a r t : r 7 ) 4 iist a n atl igh s 7 e w eh h ' i : f ia t a h j u p g r t a lli s n e t cd tl : 4 : 4l ,, t;4 by th. Spe.ther. • woold not be agent disgraced as Choy were' la dm case of Aft. . . After ~,,„, fu r ther conversation its to form. Ike. the amend- Wilkes. .11 Ow' Right nom Gentienum (Mr. Lethbridge), v. . . paign uf his owi t. I f th e ' • r 4n th a y .s :ts.." 4 :' n, us cat .0a tmagiiiary coniputga sent sittgrsted by the speaker tot A dopted by Nt.r. Sneridaii %maid agree to the adjournment, no toconvenience %mild ri „9 a bout to or put, whom. %hoe the Right 11:Si. Ueotie- noise, and Ike diltsielY fit the tieule vitalld oesupported by tjw . of the Noble istir4l,ltasi Cutt i ei u ttileti o will o t . aloft wit. dicratto, toe words of it— unanimity which would' prevai:, and ate proper deliberation mcnt express i ve et • the el) , 1 imti II - Iklr. AOA M poke* to order. Hisobjeeleil to the amend- on “ stikkeei a . 511 mock siapertanee twits privJeges, 4 dil- . . . • tout instanced the euu•tuet ut the 'louse ikt lijl, when revolt Wee tar coodoct would colt forth &corral *evil:Dents of ment, to of L pat) a ~..istibiers, isith•piit au) ibfik,3 duct 'his Us • • , m it went into a Convitittee ef the whole tiothe on th e matter iitiattlistatetiolt tu tbelmOlic mitt& docuitientme orguineut produced iii their iastilica. of a letter written by Mr. Culpepper. He stomachs it . a 'odd M. 0 O r tal wooed to ask, whether the House was to be d oll. w h il bt lite u m). I p tr . . , , . he alt outtoord way . lii lake out emit pal of the ino:asa re- inti...idateti in any wanner, to their present decution, by toe `hone ts , t i mo‘ tore of toe p.per, am' taut his !blot Hun. observations whickilsal bees mole? aid trusted toe House sin go ..in owl( ui rai aas proceeding through the details of 64 PM iiili4o, . . , . . • • . . „ . • : - • - • ' , . . , -- - ~. • . sib A "tr y ., .; • c 'lP'' , •% ' ''',...;;• 14 0 °,,7,0 ea' • • •.. .''' ' . •,,.,01.vt.„,,...., ...,.,.t., b . _ _ ..: •••••• . ' . c....... ) ~ , ! ..•, . -1 pt • , -1 .... 7 2 '• o , , : ~c •e - •• I 0 .. v ..... • .. :. 1.0 ~ . t ... lust.. Wikly.. "ik• - 4 • ,k 4 . 4a k ~..d. ' / A iNl , •%. , __:-__i_, S' " ..(I A ' ‘'. • ma y' I - %., lb 1 0 0111 , 10 au Iv :1•Y.%, •11 , 1-01.....7. cursed. Tire COMlarfUllitll pt Sit VS= a Puna . is DOW hi/ 1....""'"". "' '"'" •-•--"Pr'" ' —, - . . On the marine of the second rcaditite of the Portsmouth the power of that RUUSe euuld be, ex,eetrd, every ow maw q_aestten tabkh invoked the nsuesvalaable ptivtieges of the - • Water - works Bill, . admit to be *tercet import:met as to whether that (teeth.). Hewes a.# doeirlimtending eel) , to nyetataorpheee the Bill ao Air frees the adioeintaesal Admiral NIARKHAM-opposed it, ss'gi%ing the Company should or should .am he teuqe.liately . lir. tight Maitre the :id itiOiSS to a Mil of Wb.a, , 1 . 1 . so incite untied a limier which they 'ought not tepustesa, as. Heme t . a •dillitemsce .of,Optuivis sitihr extol; 1k did met i l l, It" (Proc.-debts* DOW, IsatoaesSal Sa the taelislis ii' that it . .• I a treisiye on thee) residing. to •• teed eager* oft thereat , eisidn'ittreeotbeAturssue fjegle. .10,401 , 0400 . 1 t$ id bakalleaded-Wilk ,4 oMaragY elleCt. . their . stared ie the new Bill far which tha-.x.by w• ' ' was : *"' ' ' 1 1' ,- P IT"' ~ , . • • ... s i t Ai ,'•.• - • • . . •••, • , • ..• U 4 asp it n _ . ,'Nltirot .. .. up were nut borne net by the Ott 'one ; but; be cestentled , papi . s.i.* ;• - -.. tral ifilhat ' cadets , i . :Oast • . . • Lill - • _... irsoir-,_,,m 1 .—• - • that the old one contained clauses whi;:i were in upprMeire the parts pointed out bi e ibeiltlet Itemlthltir ettlieltim ' - .• , '''; asSlC l r l i k .a s s• ' ' as . sn's- - .' Sp and ieljurioos, that it ought to lie repealed. Ile concl u ded puoidre maitre, but t appeared to Wm ta a attes , Is t . ____'' •_ta ,_ the: it • ...... with dievin<, as an amen:lineal, that the second reading minx or:greet doubt tm is ids they eight trot ras yto detTite. fr. ~flasiellss ma.iew as tome S" to • reed et ;luss • should he po•apoittal until that cloy six months. Ile did not hesitate to say, thaw from all he toowtedse sad sniwardir to etotorittoe ths thor of thepruPsiety of Mr. 11. SU MN ER contended the parties cemented were ! information) be had gained on the subject, there was the part Vie iteilelut - Ve r tere them. Thea Hue. Gintlenata tees) read entitled to the protection tit' Parliasseut, as they asked nu of that paper (the hod part) whirls, ender crag, delinittas, she polyp *tads was 4 1• 01,41 tIY 644 Brand, in wh i c h la" 1 ........... h.., ......t. cipruritv fn.. the pseuds, of ihwese al- mail_ ke thaerbL &uncle to be a breach of - their arlelletts. He itr eihasieas lirliCalled of amoshouthe wont proof nili r . iu r P " F--7:- -* r-- -- .-- - iii - .. 3. Id.' • i'. --• t • . . . . . . A ? . ' ' • ,• . .. .I/ '. -.. e ~:., •.41 zy .. ' t r.. • I , . . . . . . . . 4.. ..., . „:- ..:.... - audyewlmr - 4-Art:::7 . • • ~.) • ',l o • 4 .glci. . - 1: •gt•-...... Ji l vii.)- .;:: •4-- -. .' • - L . 4 , ,:d .r A . ••A I t• • ' "., • . .".... . ~ - ~. .. . ' * •'. RP_ . , •1 Plow' Wt .~