The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-03-14 00:00:00

sio u 1141 bnAness salt and atye'. beta`, eawned. out. jit•oln f • !NT • filitintlLLY oboiedviiii, Vie pp itlesstbielit children might be apprenticed oat s lloatd not be an -111.1PiVaii/D • ••• 111 . said, be should movetha ,thw be eight . ' l l,'-ntiClMlalio *then divided on Sir S.•ROnsiliy's ' 441 7r 1 . Writ, 37—Against it. 40—blniorlt0. esi• fir .^ were decided' on e . "Pe •itritrigetra:were excluded from the Gallery. • '" ' AID TO PORTIJOAL. • miI ; .I I ►EiLCFyVAL moved the reading Of. th Afol• ifkirOied,llli9ol,6l,ote Prince Regent : •a 4 •f•• , The Prince Regent, la. the name and on behalf of his Ma 11.3ejytliialllitreter to lisferna the Howe of Counhons, that the :isgietan&:ksil l ehlie has been' able t$ girt to the Partagitese Go - seralandtsbh Allies. has furnished the means of improving the • military establishment of that country, and of rendering coaspi runes the valour and discipline of its armies, its the successful tvlivertuce !tom, and de,lietof Pertugat against the eneihy.— thcrefere, trostilhat hernabied to give the earn , assistance. is tbepreseselyew; as but —froui which •'• 'dr inb:4 ) ff teat oesseoeseees to she came of the Allies have re -7itifstd.l% , ' •• 1 • • • Mr. PENCEPAri'then inedved,l kat tie Message tfiepfirtier - referred 'tcill'ift`eeitr• Supply on . . ~3/9444.,neit. 'l r, to . •:‘ hIe.IdARTIN postpooad; the motion respecting' .'tlitit..ttiohttien of the Qlfictitiff Rtigistrar of the MI : Miesityto'thesday Mr.' LONG moved Ihat , there be laid before the . lioutteit rad' or. Mr. MoYea's Report relative to the Public O ffices in 1807.--Apaaria, „. • . . 'Sir 13IIRDETP - Itored fivir -ipliefhtn ,e he Number and Pai'd the Clerks „isr_tilit sot Ay= atee.---ow 1444% Yoelies intimatiog-that-hil-was-attir .ptepared to agree to the rears,' Sir Francis gave tieeibirele shots* bking forward IV tnodini' on lho' subject o'n • Monday neat. • • - • ,MIII.ITARY• FLOC/KUNO. • • 7' • Sir FRANCES BURDETT in again calling: the attention of the House to the system , of Military' Q,. Floggiag, whiCh, from a sacrifice to feelings that did . them honour, Gentlemen by a soft of circamlocu lr 7 tints Toseidly denominated cot-Oral . punbhtnent), felt that he was discharging an important duty to oar army and . to the country . • fir the rye of the -law this toge- of purrishmlnkt, i ctpried with it a degree of infant, and repromeirv.W44ll thoohjeCts. ,o 1 it (rpm sometheirlmost ;'ana• —ivert-saiti s to althlar. &Of V dycar va.c4 constiiiiibi p tialnicent 1 al the ago - of Mjiiiti* . nkado • "nw the piAckice wig " dbiermitse—he Mi ah , nor cause ,f death at all legally ascertained. The reply aseildlrule to a proposed abolition of -Sop ging O'llolll, tibenomical . one—it was said that 06 number.of man could not be spared that would he shot, if death were substituted. The reply was fa/. lacious for how* was it possible to make a-camped 'Ann when the number of men that were killed.by the cat.O'oine tails was unknown ? How flatly %table spi sitsulse were killed and boruedown by the weightiif the degradation ? If death were aubetitatedi rh least punishment would cease with life, but under thd ?tithe man might linger from time to time nueil at length life was literally jogged out of himt by inFhes• The main error Was, tiiat thit i l o yatem was a gradual encroachment—it was a * into the mliitkry scheme by the general w oof' a Statute s and bad never been formally enacted.' If the iketse anther rised such a punishment, It was at lesikits duty to define it as well as • the *torte instrailiint that was to be employed, which at present **Wife only in , every different regiment,: but souisilaisliwei. in the ' same. It might be said that there - *et* wee such incorrigible criminals in the army, that fldnglitg must' be retained for theist. Was the sending off or 300 wretches from the belts a mdde of rendering the army_ mare respectable ? Some Gentlemen, af fecting to be tender of hostas life, were prodigal of 1 human feelings—they were for contirming the dis graceful system, withnat considering the effect it would have upon recruits, who would readstreo en list .ithen. threatened with the ltalberia r _ enormeus. bounty were giren: whatiesiostititta lie. would offer, kir Visit isa the tit* ofd= r ed . ,Clfficar,. vire* jutistealttiifarst 'sub stitutel ay abollskikb. *II set tnot layoff to; ' Pen t h e 11 ,..*IfrAralill i rrei he w t re proud . airefald answer, is wAdi sward for t raldte the sitvaillitt of it saltiler more do.' .001* a.'‘kben. 4 4 1 eaten 0101013',,* if bR should . ser.:l eleei let ' him Josh lonised Atas an. age •of saw and Doi• of pennal at preestay#F4dfd talltller„y/ltbitati end his. hest Mind le: the Olteeli f 11p41liea,..- out filet I 44 0 , 6 4 was frequently compelled t. 2 limL . life't)pon a tataatahie-PlA****4l44o4Lets" without being cheered,br 'egoism 'Limp, or OOP . . Witte* by the rell-mkpliklirof . -eorpitashig ireine.. bream, ble,u ! fic . lit. m 4 ,iligi v iiiii *fed A death, aid f r* Istosety,aven o mimeo', ,i , of . _ - the services of those who were fighting for us in every quarter of the glebe, to degrade them by - a pudisbment beyond what a military tian could endure to think oft The sacrifices of a soldier were great genagh; sodigi.qedig, sot to aggravate them. ge .dented thitiusielleesnaidt no party views, with RO politlcitl Baling, , Ipstr hoped it would be welted with tliat,ionst : :ilia only filieet 14118 Aural -6•llity) and the at militFy diadpUte ; and if doing adoptedithnannen:weeilithst- Ile doing its duty to dose wbo wets defies tier 0100 to the'country at to ide d tk es Ma t iFire - ardaid have the serviseigit the inlay, Ire • "11011 the in t= ri condition of its members as as • . T OO was that ase he* ? fie **l v irY "li ttr ": ISt ' • ds-iin7i son duty abroad, wiles irdagLnipb , . offs lien vie.. Bet was .it nee hard idia c ibii4g bid nearly the whole of a swift Oki . dindiess covered wids w0M06, 7 * - 0•01090. -- irwar or forq yams a.umipmitimt bat sad danger' &Mil live ne cabal' tyeft. desbil*lme losiedlly for repose and comfort, no liiidiedeit preerviee%. wit loss, bewevin ; and thilliliOdlia l / 4 00114 used* 6 look *wait to, let on. . 2 . . iti a faslign land.' ld The 11. . .. ; ~.. , 1 be dbl# - by annals& that leeial • - . • - I.°l ' .indi!" l "," ill e, , ee bersit t fib • . kis duty ta :heurama4Ky, to kis; - 7 . ( 40;;Iii_tior .beavii It jf be • ant imam ' ' yaw stlmett lo t f i l i t em. l l l4r. It sfirip'*4oo. imilitriiiattK'snd *is -4•44,ier..• Afri4„ihoiliore, pro iamb a cisma946/oabiiatildvssilicisorarlie coinag e titill , ifin_ a _rtifillinieo l o444 . ;. ?P ubis ....... I." r ' ~•) . ~ t. .11 . i ,i • j . 0.. Or I P a t ik ilderinildget.tin „ r 41* I ' Abe geese mai,. ' i tjoiiiiii, "be iOW time.; what gait sr • , litenatintbie Iliwbeek*ititid#:bate' ill% MeV r f iirgelerly sisissiding* ; le,rui 4911,!tfle:iatimi 0 , the Hots ,: ~ i. A Mr. MAidNiRS , IIITITAPIPA IPbeiii'i - by observing, Tait Me 'lfistwasiddir Marteset tiatt. Avocr 'ii , gia.k ' Owen t aispeallir diir , ileirs , i iattier then to the judtj mink aft ifiljk - 40)Wirgivi ' this: paislosit titer titan lc. 'din remap. With • regardlo. w , 1 `r f O lOl 1 i 11i t i 344 119 4, 4 -Y k k ' 1 ", 3 (his 0"1141 , vorv.... ::44 , nlisull 7 . —t - .N . , , '' T i4n r #M; I via° l Iliai rtd .. !. light, in intro lion. n took rnritent iy as ha ification Black leg, that a chaßeaged as t found t Jui e bin t o dechr. . I. Bad, we it :ore the- its which Motion against military was de. leave to had said the battle that had ordered the Tin rpost behaved regiment, into thq vigulgr army. 'that month. in Chief, 'crimes corn. could in• effect were in Chief. took away fli i elkorganization g over the plittabtion of of. Ofigtheitioa of at. ' "1.4411100111 y taking — Nipents todie know what that per that. kind wholesome fear Ly have map many - ,awk,siard praiicameista into which he subse quentty teJi, but might have been now dwelling in ist4er loaghsga tban those "bleb be had Qum provided 'tor hinmelf.—CA geller s tibr d a t * • ' - Owners( LOFTUS commit puniih. treat could sot be shells illitset eadeagering the discipline of thensitir. „ _'' ..- Captain BENNETT sepieliired, the system of Oita/ lieWng leitit eeetiderable warastb. lie etio444 the "a&i• , OS fittest predeettire if great -pid* bfataldbf le ts -ftldtarbsitssteecittheiwermiiie , ic.s.x sp_kortiogips piece. .: &posslr„ to Omit to that part:l - '. • eu opeecli lesere , Altilk comptaia , , , i Ctrwet - 'Wel loe to asitte iiiitO msdissailiw private sel. ', 11411.90, 1 1 o_ltioi haulms ten ser. kem so . ,..r ts *hi l hadAttiiktpighst..sook, pis that ac• Mt.. lit: kiiiiie, aillolisilli ' li all his for serf—ii Ur - the • , . gstnish. oirati Am ids. ' 4 .' l sag:- - * lior th e Ohmage* • . • : . in. liiitamHbreof 4tw • .= ' ' It 14644110411 X • ,it should 14911 4pari. bine hist t ' .'• ' ' .! - ' 4 ' ' 4 (tribal art • An it stood, hint Li eitlett7 ,:lit • ~ :itiWss he was :entielind dss mem abhor limi..i . ' ,tre.ro Pure ilif beik,;01011110011t.101•is vielhir•tembieeti. were a rrobeset. lisillsti IllatibilWor batifspro rewards sto einsweidliew ht theftliillikiewshee4 hatitteded that 3 ,l oofii i it , If A 0,40, 4011 ' 'r' a n d in everr oei l i bs or r e svelpica l tittek 'Vaiirtir,sal,littr superior to OW! ottreWereweert. : . lie erf•eid not commute any thing _British f sowy thing French. • Sir SAMtigI64IOIWAY dpoviht, that delicacy toasting the pre 'illittire. h i.,..., 1 • ' • ,414111**Ot) on that ac ' fegqe4.**Yegc: The h it Ins duty to support A6e-olenao proposed by the lien. Baronet ; but he risegged,to be utidtWoodu.oot adopting any of the •-obJettiiO4ble nutitirlials Width be had been given to iunderstandthe Hoe. ,liturtwista isatroduced'it. He (Sir It" IL) had notrisiiest •pivsetit dart thw speech of the 'Anon. 4ut lint heitcoatAitiftfo - n imat as be 1135 Wilmette Obotiode. ' Ha bad-beard it stated by cm Wm, end Learned Mita Wertrom hie), tint the Honourable HetriniCi 4imi „=, strong and --QtaniiVit s h olke:iii i , heard it, he ' .' l ' lll l - lie tirissive adopted. k Hasoaet, however, ..siessi of flog --: cote, that anted, he was imposi. es . • :. • . ._ ...' • , • • ~,'' . •• • 4,.• , f W - Vitogl‘LA.lV. . punishment as a • . - • , any man could be.— with the whole tenor of his speech that iig . —._ * b a h' be ifis knew. , Indeed, who had been in that which he had constantly answered, by anti i ciP l 44WCIer4. 14d °lil ea Officer, •' lIIIISir—.----'IIfPERL4L PAR lIIA .. dut of the army. .In the presint day, itifint Nobleman's regiment in India, and who de- his own arguments. He had alluded to th ..-4.--- • to drum a man out of .his regiment, lioust OF LORDS, Manta 13. .considered by him rather as a benefit than a disgrace. . ..., , : 7 of Bart, br i r w il i h d is h !l v a e cz n w o h: n n did: the G ower e I d tgathisAkever knew the punishment of II • The comm i tter o f p ri „ i i eges sa s some time on the Ciaim of The rand error was, that the whole system was !' are . . . P • ' t "-•on of men from the hams; but h a d th e Sir 'ages Ines Ker. to the Dukedom of Roxhurgh, mid_ the . Q • ae ri aji " 4 ... s , tel o ar toth e ' wife . wa,a i . whitens war in it. General : ...- other Titles of the Family, respecting which szvc_ral . , proaPi a ot t deli tidy %d e be aerfinimed :Apo o , alsthe !led to the list of those pedigree were given in. The C ommittee . adJos_wried er r ti i ll e is ts til he &abaft .TO o duty,-- "IL-Idt iii‘ ' is . ' : cep a twactice for which ~. , e ; ..,, , did altos' . false such bad materialsinso the army Strangers were not admitted for to no, time aft p y , wis o t .., g s 'neeno, !le °V as, ie RIR: were brought up from the Commons, and sotne , onSbr - . at. wet as to 'theieinterest, •tet.ce act "no: te necessity in our se •' ' '' .7- ,. seemed to suppose. As to the civil disqualifi bwiness transacted. •. • ' ' 1 1 0 many O°!.s. . ~ . Some of the witnesses in the Roxburgh case, • not has ing ar- tbeasellueuin macho& •••-• • • _ • ••• • . . _ _ .._ .. . ~., he had asserted, upon the authority of I rived to b es worn, the Committee of P r isileges on this t Preratge, Missal. •On a former night the Judge Advocate ha • offenders to e West miles, ••• .. . , .as the consequence of flogging, viz. r w 5, on ma ;s edan °tee Lord Chancellor, ordered co ince on expressed his satisfactio .C`thit pisli Ailti assetriled ;broad. Pirints it would .1111 . 1 , i„ ,, Tuesdnl. •1.e.. •,.. • jeollifisyst hogged might be challenge _fCIiTUGAL. ,,_ , .... _ occurred within a year of sentences to flogging_ by already d one-. th a t the punishment • , • . • vow I nektitli Igyi 3 n . * eiel4e ' t s ' lite " l " 4 " W** dneritt.dtrrtiltftrtlitt.Tfitrititteutent watt eireadi eononntetiSsr kohy •. • - .f. . it would be found that • --, • usle to military logging Prince itegont, stating the hie=tittereque:tetsawt v hcl ipe li r l u d g .r a c i - i. i.ss. correct ; but the Ilititleishatie Gentleman •did not .boei•Was•il colitiMillid/ Whig 'VW - ibis - .'r ' ) anted from itie sop ply tem .kr 1. .: . • 'rat' - ...., 4°foot:es. He concluded by t aud desiring the concurrence of 110.4t4rue of Lords, in the can- T en that occasion unturk Iffette Ilfiw many men had as mamy lashes uhe CMS mare, thentlet • , , t, ,,,. „ ..,.., . .. thspraposition of the Icon. suravola o f the same aid to Portogr your 1 i ... was pro - been flogged by; - Rik' of Vegitnentli t ourts Mar- of theprwas. coestalltod for senior .. ip.ear eo . '.''.' 7 4.,' '., e ' and should therefore give via, a last year. - , ?,,..• , ... Ica.. that , . , ~' I: ..... ~I jib7'" n M the Fedor , e. rolofiiiitoyal c r. , ~ , , I nk!it•• YOU rerelol4ppekied, accordnNt to the It was well known to Iloyao l mgp, ~... ~., .. , , ~ . . , - when it came betel mess me fr .ce Regent s tposLaress, mits;litibrcter. w authority of•sChenevet lituert that the ' subject was at large, ,what were the me .dt its -'.• - ' .'"'!' .' * - way, . . be tv!ten iuto.consideratins da it Toatoy,. .., . la he .1.---. 'T ' bretightiethelitgleiwitiieinial. With respect to barbarous custom:--mettlare destreyed ~ . .. , ••• v. _ • • .. DIE thoeght the way iti tuyiktione4.---431,0ar.;,:e . ,3 li;irif,, , th y ri p er of ibis 'Cyst, etti, the military men with in the anguish of despair, rather duns , . , • •-e .4...7 . - • tiskOt had ptregoled his / - • *lg - .•• .e . • •• • •. MOOSE 0,/ -COM.haid..lo4 , .....i • Whonsehe (Sist F. Bur.detl ) had •imosersed, . ono voce fiction of this sentence . There was • ~, .. . • ' "1A.. : '. '-- be etiould rote -..... . • - ..• • • agregd that It licl beep gressl i abused, although •so, common in the twiny, is to say, tat si • ••• ilisi! Itf - • • •. • • - • WU of eyieloitthat if ri Nei. R6slgioved, OM thq sibliseto Into'• a'' Committee on , ~ • ..:., -.• • ••• - • of . • awl a . the Pitotitill onWeliti aerta-Ordered. ' . sow °Tom vii oppitort .a it was not possi. tails spoiled a sen d soldier, an d roadie ball mats il • 2 .. ' leillibelliolied, 'its - abolition a t i t : ' , . biatoeholjais•it.. • Written au °tenon of the worse. That, hornier, • might or ptight not he ihe ' *"' ' 4o '" w "I': 0. lA' ; 4 , 9 1 4 - ii• . , •: . ,IFf REM 6 PILIOR iill i L. ,i .., ~ • Sir-SPWARD KNATCIIBULb moved the third most diteltatnisited . military talents and experience had meatier objection to thi system, aid Ai , :-• f•• • 1 •, `• ..., ,a -. .•,, • . . bond le reitdiall,qtAga teoo d- P9 PLP I. • •, - might by quoted without eud. The person who first insepexable cum:—lt was greeting 1119t1 In a '' - corMlet . """ • . 4. ''' . *'' ' . :46117,1 be b ti tr • witika„ RcimiLjArwi;hea ta.ask why the censaved - tioggieg .rims' Major James,. it 1798, in which 'We ,at• d " no t i tseat ete ' anima l; I reepley.iiiggte*lllo64 • ' o gi er t h t Bo h r ,411:5440,,,froutbe•iaitediretion :of th ese p rivate : Ind A l ice his thee thew _ b bleett.Atl rs hisee millet ably oseinstlee alwaltfoldpi 80K... .V . .1 ciflgeopew tug `„ ' Pi ot 4 011 tb Blls c itrbe different in (efferent garithes of the Icirtg/ and e orattently, toesited . I . linti n t,. 0 anTfl . g respect IP.. , . - . amg,._ •= 4l Int • . alkt in ... t. . . -i goizoton I Li. hater r they whom difkol , !•4 l • l 4 °- •OPini ej s42 Per I°4 w e - w ere ., ge 4 er l d . s •Cfmastanrit,, Ott* 'aid Sir not think i *WW I ' ait to , " • '. . . I. .I ra Viv "lei wege f usght tubes the same oisz al the coUntry. In Robert Wilson, who $1 agreed • ,that it wee highly show that we *dd. not do i iifthent It, ; ,Itteril Wu . 111 . ". .w) . • ' liad I 4,l4elilserifilit_Abistw-Iseit three clauses to which he slAtrattentel . ; thatthe Mak - w!hrt - . seffeeterpnnith-. at al) thger i gt, bat it , was much :grottes steir, .•.: , ' imeesta 4 e mit s re isi V ett W . * utdolajcgt: ..rirst„a..Clatise rtnpttWerihg th e : palish 1 ment felt himself degroided;onieees .;Menitimoions, when the Or opetttion• of the eittiett'Y'Weirlifil- • • at; tt-prksideg three . i officers to 'bind out poor . children at tay age ender and' often having . r . l,3cen" . thee;_ponitei . ,fer a slight, tary, . sod eurrinsiej. lasernfortif - xvidalll44 l 4 4 spers• V . 4101?: . IMlNlMhillikelosbh.4lse roc* f 0t0* , 04: 7 Thit;sieh a Iniwer:had• beilfaltadr. ! kn . ,off . 4riee, found 'all, atterg4tX,Am . reclaim his character' tiou: It was w . "44*.it'eusiag li er e i l i r s47.' 16 —ll‘4l" t3Z= 4 clue - rtny atirid was but too Well knnirk.... it pitrip,. um, an d abandoned MalleKte .depravity of the most 'and he billeted , Ite might co _ •, . , Adt a ly-settssis. weer mg in• _ *.h 9 . Igiftiteittirteinr hq s l - hl:Mn d out tbeh`ltererchibdrets .etferinntit :find. The - X0 Bireftet . hid - boesi told; negro slam was lett *Vieille-hi ty es an spOfzig the lithilbereellesitheetekiiiitsite lately at serehtiven egees seyen. 4 , • Vliothind objec- nod he deobted bdt . Abieladt,. that a ento, ‘ itho had English o teifol : .• .AI 4 . s teas . . .tilt br;the mitteff,lbtrOhlviltiduk l4lool 4 :- k 4 . 'Me - O .tiAtalle.dose,we4.Ottcellitch emP l oaterigl the pfli . Cuffereditthe leelbeill, lifter thejopse•of may years, laws ot:lika.ii Mai `• *Oct beyond-a forni - histilketbalf-yeadY eiterits* to that.effe c 2 to' bind • o ilf . th ' , loot Oltittlietio In SeOtlitid,.:te coun t • had befew - knowntothet -tearrih• Ilse asentiso of his . certsin"ipthilier *flashes 111 t? bit slate, and that ' now seat in to the oat* At phortammapaer ii "cocipiejtalyrditierent from fingland es. to . Is4rera discritce. ..Did these breve meek t irlicup the sew untidier Wit tittle sandier ON What was commonly Ife'etincitealety obsetwiagi that if they lot whezathey mere as with out of the . Firete4l4.of . tient glory oi.the,Witis It armsOmerit atr . . tan: inflicted: wrain a : British moldier. We had. acted = ; ilititig flogging, they wowld create a disorga Engiislt lemma in the• West. ndie . sc The'. third clause , deseading„tp . humaitity; whic h ? . when in Await greatly In i• ••,„ 4 0. ‘ "Vie Save Trade; but he hoped era that -puaiiihment hanging • itnpotrerttd trustees to let out thcrrjrtt time! wlop.lnietee,.,couid not fail to excite pity lit _ are we had nit. .• • 4t, tar hamanity on that occa- ht.siihleY ' .biltirafild as a pvereetio in w ocka.of husbandry, •Be there fore inn jo,as best regiments th e use of 'the cat-o'ai ' ;las' god; bet ,• • :. 4 .. ••, , • - "tough to get - rid of • that t i reti..,.. -'w' ~' '. • ~ . ameridinee _ L t that this clanse•beleft out. . •si ~.ersit volconweT - Ite - was - happy to say, however, that the 1 abomination ( F; . • . • ... ,ng) w hicia ; ;timed le ; Na •Sir.,ILVIABLES ADAMS ridiculed the ids . Mr- 1):‘,;(1ES GlAitthought these priiiirragli sense of eppresshans by theft Officers, .fotherly - felt Ito rise in. hosier- . .. • I , • t .seicaribui traffic. 7.1 P - trltottbg the .changes that were gradually a sort of .erwaterbaimas ga Abe ,lisfassive netaie4 hy. the men (which frequent)/ created 'what wasailled 1 fere be sat' down h e.. wielueil to advert to what Plac ci -slili. th e mode " at inititaq pueisfimenti '' Ifie PoOr'liws• ''' gi " m .; ‘.."..;. '' .." I " rw r Viierfti, bat In radii)! was - nothing but discontent I was the 'mai* ~laglikl r i selenchinly elkets of this - writings: of ,Mr. Cobbett. lie did pet km Soma discuseion• followed, respeceiug the claikeel gitappoapd injustice) , bad bee n greatly ' removed, i puiti i hme et upon Vie mind of a,. soldier ; an might' have been the military education of t objected to - -when we beam. that empowering tat, but still the private soldier Was in an unprotected i effect . which r i ery • man must deprecate, and the son, 'but he believed - thatif it bad been of tl AeucllegAbildren •le Scothilurithi - Weed twbelitft itranh• - ••••if he died under the lash, no persoa was on- , more , to he ,deprecated, because., every man was that :objected . effeetiere 'to • the. wholesome out. M.... 10 b • !..T ,r .- -•: • " :tilir47olk no Coroner was summoned ton was the ; now a soh:leer. Was it also a fair otjust reward, for 'trig' zAtu; Mr. Cobbett might not *sly hart a- __l rm.- .1.---:,.... - f 0h..... wile ware Saban a for us in I inantiawkeiard Prellicalselite into which h infaßnil + l6 O ' , Prowl', WIII 4 ft ( - 10 4 044 " 411 "la °NOM 14eatbritall 1 ' raillat ..aresesty,,esea e;; - ;isms Jvall, /WWI% 74rol'a ty'llas'l tring2f •sr - ••e1'7,7 , — ob i ecti -- onibee - eset i kpi o tebno e ba r i n g fteara u, . of ii, from soma of their' most Inpartant dotisi as 1 tbrertennolvi . . . • ipow t isw . issit 'a UN: fete isi t 94,, inical . tiovidint mlithilion t h° a 77 4 : l 4 l4" . : - A ': ~,,...e • ~,_ . be §fi e , do lien n . o ua t to ron 'lsa e z 11 114 0 7; s :d r ; ... , `chit, ns • • auif,' arts rig offtees; air 'Yft#.lAketstono : Om 'Oka , . I r. ',O l / '' . t . •.•-lso,l--said; -that-aach-ass *cessation siaie„.proier_chal-. it wereitite beim* to • • . • , Atatiail • • ef, 64' . -. Wali,oo -ile,.illmktt A,4111•2 clause ~ , . _ „ mit t h e ou , N • s b l eeet of tlog• . lenge to witiVar. Wit V sireamstarowwas now of damn Ofilangetteitliti#lllll , 4lllollllo4ll/1 • 11 = 4 / 4 1 111 / 41 ' b. " a t o -a ' I " .went Sig " s ' . - :f b e t rote, th at EL beLsbabb.gt. sad I inns In ':c4 constshislibi p *liiinicent !dela!! men abois .littlSAtoponrAurtilbsiromitil.4lo,ll4je pi ' AtVoi . . ;To '/ ,- WlSlfftrtha Ong nught- 141 -'_. te be * ab a s h e d, he was * n rthe ago - of ttryiiir‘ if "shade 'W. -et io- r . h , r ipo: P1,10916(0001.0/11:1=y r a- ~.Wiwoor . . iits,ol4e.• or it ought, Vt. VIA Weigh* nog _. . .._ was , _..._,, i . 4, Air. Mow the Pi•Pckice • ‘I`V erEliilletLi e it i.l' -• ' - :7 6o4 """ era wt'P 6 **l9tirraurtokilto . soore bound in. defile* treptit oag iskswa tn at e of the wort I, ,it was not easy to .4isterasine--ha ' :•• . . 4 1 ' oboi/thad •.. IN , sedintoisa mi10;,,, N *'' - -' Wiliiiiiiiiiit 1 ./.1414 *lO f `•-•„, ',Of ;Wag; latillit i la t lc "! IL " 6 .0 . of early . insentiOn i ,'... bat Igthoopir In tho Mae -ilio • •• • Wit ift • Ala• ' • AlifilikkaliallN 1 , , stanoa theantliction lie 4i4litatistly slight, it had , hiailrsannw atolallea& • ' .•thatperisas I /fl Jurors!, ~ffteadlt(pdjhAtAttlost itellpyi it - Va IV A11111 , r41 tadamit. if s. u c b " e l% " was I " m os. ' increased,' as blight eaturinrhave,imes 4xpected, ic Ira= . , , ~ i, . . . ii,,,iii. , vow, .111826 a"411011011•1:4:41011100.111 48 istos . The . 7at uail as ilatt. t . cig inip me e n n i st s:: jo s ;c it ify: ie. fasi ssel i n t , m uk u irba ba a s. ss i s li b o j i er i:_ t , :e a. : te p ib iZ e * edlitalbk 140 nye of boomer. %hi so rapid • a ratio, - tharietovi attl)o4 ittabeiglit so, ',' • ' . •,. , ./ , ; t ..1 ihe s_,... „. . - A, idiman . tliii i, :t o ut ir. lit o tletharn ripoit, I , lo o aaParai r .stitmPawgi, go red le • • - 4. ta m tidt oge tber, honey °, which humanity shudders.. 'llfe'ilirmoonniele Bahocirigsreisied-witlrthg• .; woo the excessive oil not felt great difficulty in iirloging *is - mind to i 1011141,4 Ulf(' RI .. , 0 , ... , 4„ 4 , 44 ,. /„ . .s , ~ 4a# 11111146 .'.,• Nosem „ . 111. " 1/411 ha " IPll* is 7 ` ' rod 'ln a very clisori g•ais, a rgumeot upon a sidisic, frOiC 4 ilaieh it stsl.44siskollooro IP i .. br twill - tie- cir If ~,, . - ~i hi the course ° v 1 ed witlitorror , and he felt liiiio.hogan of coal Chtettkerpaife of Yo* ' li _ ' - ... ." • ''': ll ." ' ' ''ila n ' -' '". 'tad licit:fli) of• 70 1 1 11 4.16 Wok .. ~, rik , s , o r on , -1 , . • . Ay_ L, n y.__. ~ i t. •. ~..: . , ii , • prlb Vrtlizio .4 4 110,41r 0t ivar i , . •... ear ii erri a .40,4 . la sautia , ow e • .. , N i emg 4 4lerstandiags fOf IVlVll' e attad h toe anwisrainori :. o' ''•'- ' 40 • al, • la lus pm"' Flieslghtedilyssat My ~ . a'ge ue their fee.li*, uto tto c hid before • , al„ , , . . yr 4 . . .." ~ • ei ~ „,, ~ is.. 0.F., ..,. , donor met t . r044 . hic h a ''- • ,•••••• realifitietb• 114 d abstruse asaullitioneo.al ' • , k9re , -- - s' ) *' ! AO • .A . 4 , "„tboOpijg 6 • • . .wi imiz i iw a b ss idliestri• 90, • . es , 11. • • 0 ,„ , • , B ro w.; rititiokred that Flogging in gIIC my Veneta • , : oa. '` ll3-- 14 ' 4 ' '- ' lifiedi l Asl V iiiiir " Ill ' s • • "'' A • the "dill ; _.. „ „ ~ • I •!' *V : ' -tr Inv te - it I$ r •rt. le-, ft f t i ll i,i.o, a modern regnemeut, for tiy . tilV 14/ 4 vn 8 Klanrhabievandltlona - r . -h. 4 ' A-. ' ' • . " ykr ' '' • " 41*` ' . ' • t; t tleM yit 24 and , M . Ed rd' VI inifitidesicsetititi ..,, . 111 10 .4•44• " 4 '''''''• - a - 7 'l.*."+t • , 'E ‘ ta ~., , i t d is ,, , : .. ' 11 " 64 . 64 ‘,. , ) - boarina r s •. T . ,, 2 a .Wa . I is';an"•••': Mfiry'VriT. antr2fali i irelattsppkikiary, date. in t y: th atit on i iiimmpsoglissiot, • - - ,!... ,!... ' .2,... his opinion, wh en •4g ' ik'' -.•..- , • "au inmiobtive:r,corence, by . ieisliorocwouiWpswitthect 1 ' - Will • .'. ~, .so unb ,....s ' ..ilatirif , At. Oa . • • .. c'' 41i alibis 04 p . • , . felpoilvir t4e.,ift ot 4 ,* 1:: 'lll,, .• 1 7 m!‘"'' .vr - rt - - • 71 '1, ;•• 1.. -- ,i - ir k w ' 4e11.‘ '', , iiii its W . t 4 '••, : . , o at ; 4 ‘ . 4,00 the al , pog , t i m i . e ; • %,' s '# , '•' - ' r'" ... 1 . 1. 100 . -111 • '''''.# . 6441* IF ". !''. T-. ' 441 .3 i, •l. - ' .10 4 '' Of lagatillg OUP& e a ' . .7 1 :16f.A0 a9° 1 • o # l bornegls whose ' achiereiseante " . 1 "•'. , -,• • . i t ,,froni,a4k.Fs.cp•rs Acitut v i d l e r ",• - -wimp ... 1 will o wy , Age . ' A . —naomirwirs k 00 110 4 , .. s IWO ....lift l ivin g , pktIGISs mid Naga ' 44 'lf 4 . :;t.%. k"; 11 -.. a il k j t , ra t; ' ••••) ' 5 - if" lir '' I R ;4, A ' 4. ' l / 4 ' ...'" if . ..i. et 'l , 7 - 7" et .10. f ' 10,, - , 'Pr 11 0 4 .1 : t .' t Oldtlefffr r si r ki r ' i ' , 0 . 1 " 4 ! lilt bef i o lt now l that ...in *Or for It was • ' , ,.. ~, ~ , ` 4 " 41j ..; ~ -lw•I lr . • ''''' •Ar ' ia ‘ - till "u!" ' ' . lied hi t° 11, * is , ...,, ~..1 0 0 , ,, , , ••••+- • 4..„.. . ate 41 , . * . rt e, ~ yew . r . „„ _ . • tfe d by ww ..•." .. . . • ' . . : ' - -ja tis -a, • ir tba •PrAY. tha,L... tot ....' , , ,: . i . „ ..1: 1 1 , ..t A. 4 ,1...10'..4, 0 „, %.,./. .0 . sk",. 1 ,„:! A.,- . •.. - . o 2 l a s t 1.• . ' : stilts rot Isles - Wary instance, an alter tho , . b et " • - r - ' t Niartial• :-- t ile • carried Into effect the criminal • wee - raise the need .ehereetet '. -• by Oleg -ad • * Illt, ga b " ill APP • a ' - tlioln) had btu essteeced by a Cour -.