The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-28 00:00:00

We have received a Letter slglar4—" A 11111C111111 Marian i or it nronn."—respeetiag tie ermine see et Sir F. I BIIRD err retiring privately from the Tower, and also eel heeling that most amines anatomist is an Evening Paper, of a catenation between Sir FitherCia end tws Gentle r:en who went &mato Wimbletinn to remieht an moilase y from Sir FR A NcIS Of the melees ones enadect in that 'Ait. The Letter is very important in all reapeets. The worming appears to as to be conelmirl. and plainly sbews fiat Sir FRANCIS BOSOM MOM bare taken an other course than he did—to avoid the malty of this Me-1 Iropolis one scene of Woodshed at .the time, and &scene of moaning at present. The Letter else contradicts, in a very material degree, Mr. Powitte's statement, OR which the reviles and SAL? rimiest oaf Pie Fanners have made al many commons. This interesting Letter shall npprtr toonerrew. We 'hank Pa T te-itte itti far .bis benutlfial Lines to Sir V. Flowery. The •e shall appear to-Morrow ; and we stall *SUS of feline favoen from this Correspnedent., . Arrived. MNIIS. Due. - 3 • Modred .. . 1 Csolk.slossils . 1 1 ..------.--• FAME rsi•• eI'OCKSTII IB I) % y AT ON R O'LOCK. Sisek.Stork 0584 Lune. Aim. 18 7-16 4 C 3 re Cent. Com. India Otoek S per rmt. Redueed,ll9444 Ilulbs Bonds 151. 1(.. pr. 4 per rent. Piii Rena. Bins. par. 1 oils. $ per Cent. Nury - Did°. *l. I 4is. Is. pr. Coui 41. fror Are. 714 Omitium i 4 pr. • • • ' ?'fig: STATESMAN. LONDON: THVILIDAY, JUN 4 26, 1810. bun Readers will find some very interesting' Pa. ))era from &merica, in our preceding columns.-- They tontaiii the dispatches front Mr. Ptaztrzir to the Aidelliaa' Government, sent out by the John Adam:. Mt. ttazazy's Letter to Lord . AVEct.zsLay, resieating.kr. JACKSON% COOdUCtv is unanswerable! sodas. are only surprized how America came at all to treat, with o*g restierreev with England, after ttie eondact of Mit blusterer , and bleridlerer,Mr. ;TUMMY.' Lord W ELL Esi L ep answer to Mr. hogsea, is a real curiosity. But We defer all farther remark on these papers till to. Marrowi f o r want or room. ~.s It was Currently .reportell rtaterday, ad )h. nisteis had determined in Withdraw the British: troops from Portugil. Letters by the last Mail do indeed mention, that General CsAwsoa*, with diiislon; bad fallen back nearly leagues, on the ipprilich of a esileritsekhdy of the enemy., *hose object moo evidently Co horn his flame in his 'meter pevitidit TMs movemoot, however, is far frees implying the design of evacuating the toontry; and yet it is believed, even at Lisbon, that Der irmy will soon fall back upon Abe coast. tt is a remarkable fact, that the principal part of the regimental iaggage has been suffered to remain on. bird the transports-in the'lagns. The idea of a epeedy evacuation of Portugal is also corrobo. Ailed by letters received yesterday tr y oOt Plymouth, by which it appears that a commooicatien was transmitted by the Telegraph to that pots on Sun. diy last, ordering all the ships there to be fitted out with the greatest possible expeditions and it Was generally understood that their dcstinstion Vas Portugal. At the time the orders wore ro. exited at Plymouth, the following vessels were It that station to Cow/laud Bay—Cliaivilas Arndt, Deflimee, and top's'. table. In lb* Sionci•-•Afrlealnr. loperiedse, Seine, Menials, Goldfinch, savadr. Favolirite. Gleaner, Eseivoito, Fervent, Pickle, Vapiegle. and Britannia. In Mamie—Dreadnought. Amelia, Mahe, Sapplike, Acteoa, Harm, Troop, Trial, Adria, and Gautbiercutterv. Vic call the attention of our Readers to the Letter from Fife, signed 41. 0. U. in answer to Me. PoNsoNsit's fallacious argument, in the House Of Commons relative to the assumed Privileges of that House. General Sir JOlllll STUA kT was about to embark I In hit Mijrity's ship POlage, for Malta, when the last tailings cane away from Sicily; but hod. ing that an . enormous French force, to theamount of nearly 40,000, was assembled on the opposite toast, evidently:for a descent on that island, he altered his determination, and aunt 610 1111111111111 there for its prolix - flow. ' • 04 The most active prePtibtioar,cetamenced at 1 Plymouth, on %outlay, fur sending out all the' shins of war at that port, that could possibly be fitted for sea in two days. The orders for this purpose were communicated from the Admiralty by telegraphic signals. The bread frigate, with a fleet from Cork, and the L'44114, ditto, with a fleet from Ports; mouth, stripes, at Jamaica the middle or last month. , tom 'Druid 4vrived at Plymouth on Tuesday last Gem Jamaica. Ou lilleeday night eight - or ten French prisoners of war ethietvd their Neaps in a heat from the Gestereas prisonaship, in Remedie s and got on board se Ordnance hey, lying off the anarchic at 'Key horn feint, with upwards of three bun. dyed bare& of gwspowder on board. There was a watchman geer4leg bet, wheal, it is sap. poled, they sitiptilkid.. bowies, beets seett by the teethed oe the Mewl (who took them to the MO el the bop) to hoist up her nib, awl get ender weigh &beet two o'clock in the morning, sad immediately proceeded dons the River: This eirenesstenee was's°s rise rained mita' seri, font Lours after her departure ' when the Admiral patched this Gliestr, andiloatiothof greillers, is pursuit but from the long 'tut Ali !bai t . *ltis • line wind at north, it is feared she v#l4o taws fare to a French port, velem, pieliglijip,kt gorge of tile MAIM ill Ike cloaaiwt. - Y ' A „ •i• serAorysiyi Ark. • . ••• • . . .. _ Yestefdaf wa s titan; -tetiptiiii. &Wit iffis at the Admiralty, in a chaise and four, from. Ply mouth. The Captain oely'lettnin ibiiat'; Week erten days siege, to joie • has ibip ;, ; tite "nosh, of bisspeedy return, and travelliug•express, was not publicly ken wool . , ' A strong seriadrerl 'under themonasaistl of Sir E. Pat.i.sw, will sail , in a few days, aira secret , expedition. iVelorbetir to tuesition,, fiir obvioua l reasons, the Pr Obabiotittlthlatioss finals ermamenti or the port at which it is to assemble. Four ships of the lionaird some frigates are to be sent out immediately bribe. Mesliteeranean, as a naval reinforcement is necessary tea prevent as attack on Sicily and on the lonian; Islands, as as expedition is. in great forwardness, said is amount •to 40,000 mew, of which blettav, Kiog of Nit. ; . ples, is to have the command, and which have been collecting for soave time past en the "coast of Calabria. An article from Augsburgh, ilatetk,June 11, says, es Yesterday arrived here from Peels, Arkar Chan, late Persian Extreordinsry Ambassador with tl.t French Cowl, on his joerney, to Bagdad, attended by, Mr. G. Outney, Veatch ifibeCoe. sul-General in the city last meatiouede" Doe NOR° CcvALLos is upon theligerif Ms de. parlor* from this country fur, Cadiz. where it is thought he is going to fill a high situation In tbe' Regency. • We have had it suggested, that the appointment of Mr. X &melee to the lucrative Ace*, Master of the Household did not proceed wholly from Mr. Peßeevat.'s . kindtisss,towards the members of his Own I'rufession , but in some meioses owed its flatten& to the more exalted feeling of gratitude. It seems that Mr. KtNaicK is proprietor of the Ilorciugh of Bletohingky, both' tho Members foil which (and filr..Kinates is one) have doh* Mr. , PuttecrAL the favour of yolk( with him eta all occasions, and evil, of staying in town setnetinials .iii fay hot weatbet for that lendettle ptirpote. Surely, surely,- it 'wield have Mien 'ter* hard if Mr. Picacatat . heft refused this Gentleman. a Mlle of the dripping 'that filAs ill else Royal Kitchen ; fur by auch like perquisites . it this cousidereble place siipported, at we have bees ctedibly laroomeds When the Heise otentinliotti,Srere acting their intemperate part in the celebrated A yleshisry case s , there were, perhaps, Many ' will.ineaning parlia. mentary zealots of that day, `lei calenleted•aponi the applause, rather then the photon pt, of ' poste. i city—the hotte.sitidsterien snots oP MI defeiled ac. eennt of their"proteedlegs, .with an 0 1 11serirstims whicWesery attic must with to be enabled soon to apply to the terminatinn of a more recent question. After stating that that Parliament was dissolved, be adds, 64 and it was no small blessing that the nation get so well out of such hinds!" The Report of the Committee on Sinecure PI ices ; will afford Much infermation of importance to the I Public. Lord Astour,.ihe Marquis Wet.r.v.st.te, and several other Noblemen and Gentlemen, were examined !term Che t ceminittee ; and some Par: '•liatneutary erueinuilng is to be adopted on the sub.• ject nut Session. The evil of granting Sinecure Places halt risen to a shameful height, as many hundreds are provided for out of the national, purse, who have sio claim whatever on the public A Meeting of the General Committee of the Ca. tholics of Ireland was held at the Committee Room,. ' in Crowestreet. Detain. oti friday Iset,at which kt oat resolved, that &General Mrentsg ef.the Ca, thistics of 'related be held lit Dahlia, An Friday, Ur 13th Jely,sw receive the repot/of the General Committee, and to consider the propriety of pre li mating s Petition in the neat Session of Perlie. r , went, and of adopt* diesairses necessarily ees*. ; neeted.with petitioning. , , ,„, 1 r „ •,. 1 , Importations of Spanish. woo) into this Mille dons hese been thistly so very greatythet a reducthpll of price has tak'en place its that article of nearly 5111ter aunt. , 1/ues- the price of cloth diminish ? eye Kati of Covasersv has Seedy completed nisi Istipretions and deceratirs #f 'hisaaagnificent . he which was the .lltet t lseittite nf" dlitinetion he* is PimsAilly. - .ilt . Wei erected -in 1756, to gratify the w*.et the beentifitt Countess of Co. 110111114 inethet,if the ',resent Earl. • Toottoffew owning the two regiments of Life Guards ,will hi reviewed pa Winableclon Common. 'Their Royal Highnetles the Prince of Waces,. sad Duke of Yoim,, are expected in the field. • - At a late festival given at a Gentleman's seat pear Paris, at which upwards of 390 were present. there were only three unmarried men in the whole cent pany.—Such Is the' consequence of military conscription., , On Sunday the hlarquie of BUCRlNan.im r‘ ave a disiner to * .pa etre(' 4i. et fiis house is Pa 11... Mall, all of chum were relatives. .. On Tuesday the Marquis Of Bucetnettam left Tenadon,• for his scat at Store. . The Mareitiouess 1011 leave town this day; for the sante place. Married yesterday.-hy the Rev.Titowas CoURT wt, at Sawssen,..ftwirts CANNING, . Esq. of 1 roaeote t in Ine,t;oateie of Warwick, to Is :4x,.1 daughter of the lele FURiflumro iloooi.rozonr, Esq. of Snwsten, in the Comfy of Cambridge. . Yesterday morning, a child newly born . was found dead in the Spa.fields,-ati.4 was taken In the • Hrork-house, Clerken well, for • Cormier's Inquest. F . Another battle was fought at Gelder l s Green on, Wednesday, after the bull-bait, between BlSfri -, and Silva-thorn, who made his &left as a novice in the ring, and slid credit to his - tutor„ Caleb Baldwin, who seconded him, with Toni Jones, whilst Richman. and Dicktiall seconded Yarn. Barn was beat in a rallying figlit of 25 minutes„ there being little science displayed. The heads of the colbatants made meet stove, es was (rightfally visible. • . ' One' of the betties' in St. George's fields fell. down on Tuesday, by which two men and a wo.'' , man were much injured. Tbiiiri --th blroll-do.lo of lltehil•liottiee suites 'wait eso n ' . ;e Wonder . , Its; how duty stand. • f„ 6 Ily a recent Act of Pert enientlits cOU.rta are letspoviered to transport _fit fiftt tit liesiollih con. '',kited of picking pinker:. ' : ' !' . i rk Guards had a matter yeiteediy oath. pa. .°lnill )It. jaates'e Pin. Some of them wen or. - ' lieterviciiii:"Portugal, to supply the deft -44 illiiii '0 essualtiei. . - - • r . ~..,, •• il .1. I ~ t:.,.,..,;., • -:iii 14 3 0(2 AEC , , • N'''' PILE 1 , . • • . •-• • 4 -- . r . 4. , ig o r .piat lit,' °j'. - '-.- • liatneitt, because It can pUnish Vv. Judges if .014' . L _... ..-='-•; *I '-` 7 413111111 " " : - `• (- --- •(' -Insteersetion s. - eausequently there ts..otrAghe„t„ .... • . TWTlllit XDlllotol l , 6 lfaltdinnttlallaN. t..ti authority than Parliament. Out Mr. Pos!iiioNi re '. • . . • ~. r''' - iin. • °.'. ••' ` • , ~. dues acknotsiedge that Paylattneuf, this, Is be .:- Stit,-Living at 'a great distance from Lond on, calls it, highest authority, ," is respuesiale to tha - ' svithett inlctest or concerniti She impottant colo;?peoele." Here is a bread futelcnental pritielpre; i L, , I istitatitieol get:stint' now pending, - except.. that, frecektitigit declaration, that the people are the ' , . l i • Whieb must be awakened in :the bosons of • every - awarlitsef all power : but now, whet, we think to' Man In this country for thainsielate oreservatieu , grasp a real and substantial blessing, We told that ''''_: otthoto laws and that Constitution which are.em. .we arelnocked by a shadow, for air. P 0,601141: ',.''''•:°: pllatirally Welted ' the birth.right of Eaglishmen, lieu informs us, 66 that if Parliament ict Wising; -' 1 ant ;oilseed. to submit to your . notice a few oli:p' the peyple (to whom they are reiponsible) have tut l -1 . fervatiens on the sPectis of Mr. PstuseNtlf (the redress by election, they may remit!" the mischtet • :accredited leader Of Atte Outs) "'die inteire 6 ting :by thissieg other li. epresehtatives." it is. bir!lly _ dis cm. ion hi- the.llotne et Coramons.vn the .I,ith credible, yet it is one of those nseoitrous faith, of Msy. I take it as I -find it reported in, Tie reserveJ for our times, that the very tip's which Courier. it has been described as ableveloquisst, uttered these wards, did, a twelvemonth before; and coostitutional ; and bad. the e"Selltird aqd' lc= "rid, if I recollect arightt on the very 'sante day ' knowledged privileges OI the Hoist been. titlark: 'anti bout, •declare, " that the ,rage for seats in ed, courtesy might have allowed ~ t tube so the. I . oeut ilowourable /loos's-4km highest ati,h , ,rity eacteeited : as it is, however, we can only call it iin the kingdom -that House,. vested with such 66 a sounding brass, and a tinkling cymbal"- a j large diseretionarl powers, to whose prryliegei high.soundings PemPoot declamation,. completely I (of which it I. Sole jodge), when it ha; 4e: irrelevant to the great and important ioostiosa now elated them, Courts of Justice, Judges,: etstreted `,agitated in every corner-of the kingduin, namely, with the administratiuse of the laws, are hounif ibis power of the House of Commons tolintilison .10 limy respect and obedience-" was notorious eti generally for libel for an indefiniteperiod, without.' the sun at noon day." Is this the resoutsaibilitY 'trial* and without redress, and not - Iphather that of Parliament ? is this the retires' of the people ! . Souse has or has not certaiu privilege", this exist. Wili'Mr. Pomsomar deign to tell us what respite:. 'titre of which was never qeestiorsed‘•-!The'aitt ability that men endertakes . who 46 traffics foe ili iuund assertion of Mr. Possosityr is, " that the i s c.' k tt oilt Honoosable House, inn manner as .fionses of Parliament bre the solo judges of their !, oototiatre • WaAhe . ion it 'neon del ?" Will 'Mr: • ". own privileges, and of what they ate: no Cowie ,:Pitappstais"pSiiits, • that stieb person arc relotlll. ' in the. kingdom, however rapcctable the Judges, . ' eibill 4 p tbaPretala, far thitetbcy can elect °theta liii can or ought to presume to meddle with the mei.. l theft etas f ! - ,4a t ote m , on the J0441 9 '4 o m it Mona of either Hoes% ind.thi s is the first PStrtei , ' 'litinetwable istattointl there temitioll ail tillcessteni. i t pie he should maintain." . This principle..einnOt • vested ..fitete \, itt .L. ;OW. of 'Vol Menibers I wilhdi . Ito hotter answered than by the • words of 7 Sir S. c u mposo that g oose • are returned . N 6, 1 : &, r I N . ? ' . . lkomuzy ;land vehement declamation and affected rough.mongnrs. .To whom, we Weed ask Mi. •._ 'research, however well calculated to bewilder and PoNSDNST, is :that large . proporuou of this astonish, though delivered amid borsht of rheerine " highest authority in the ,ki ng tit m2 4'=-to Whole 'and applause, arc vulgar things compared to tilt• declaration of privileges,. tier: Cosset* of _Lan ire sober: and modest, dignified •and firm expression to be bound to pay respiii quid obediewifie—t6' of great and immutable constitutional truth. 66 It whom are they responsible.? Will Mr:Poplins. . • Is (said Sir Samuel.) au eatrentely dangerous doe. lay kare the effrontery to tell ea. thy they arc rel , I trinef;that whatever is done against the privilege sputisiblo tu n the . peopleroasilt 6 t that the people _, Of either House is to bra arbitrarily pettiated, with. may uktain redmite if they act *rook by electing )- -. Out appeal or. legal investigation,. because the ;mi l other members is, their stead?" • , - Tfluch• were 'Heat* of neither House are to be questioned in a leaked the trathr4 ParliamtMl ' whifr,itt reality `tour! of Law.-Ile would repeat that it. was a seeponable-if the poopfe might 0540 redkati by - 'feint • dangerous doctrine, and' contrary to, the. oleetitte, every ,thing were gel? ! , The repre... .Finciples of the British Lam." The neat prips ,itsittptivei of .the people would in ced . be th e, brit pie : Mr. PONSONST maintains le, 66 that when guardians of their. rights. either tibiae hJS declared its privileges, to Coltrts • Mr. PONSONIY outer) Info sf eo 'elaborate cUlt,. ~ of Law are bound tom respect. anti obedience giunr, on the advantages of Pa rliament;. butte fiat: to them." This assoinottoti, or • princiO l .69 •or the modesty to go back to a Parliament of ihick A ' ~ wl•atever it may be, needs no comment; bat if it no man will dare to assert ": that the treftiforJa.. , did, his Hon. and Learned Frimitl, hlr. ARAM, pests was notorious as the sun at Deets ,day"..."4 . .:_ follows it op with an excelleht practical . 4148 . 414 i ..Phrliament, the members of which " . Woe Id NO ...! tionotthaw he recommends to the House " to come. 'tailed with indignation" at * the bare' miltion :ist. ,`, istatoshntely to some Weer declaration of 'their pri. such a violation of the Coeititeticin-.lech ap `tit= . alleges, nO , ne to prevestany. difficulty is the sub. ter subversion of the legitimate ends of Perlis.; ..requeripsioilaelibreli wad which mouldering moat .- meet. ' But dims Mr. Poxsouhv .think that 'the effecemadto hake eass;ntetsetsce of their• Frit:de:et." • impartatiec of a Pseitament responsible "to the • This is sufficiently plain, and ,asik say .at least people-a PilitliAM.l4-. which shall protect thick thank Mr. ADAM for speaking out, and following rights,. is an opinion - which is peculiar to himself up what he styles the constitutional doctrines of, and his party ? Has he to linen that the people his HO*. Friend, Mr. Poesosevvoche had Pat of this country are deeply end awfully convinced explicitly Stated, 64 that-after such!. declaratio n of of the o . beoloto_ocessity o f a _reformed Hose. of , ptiellege, the Courts Of Justice are boUnd to pay Commun., the Members of which shall be " to. •ruapeet and obedience to them." ' A fter:thull point. sponsible to the people,"-" shall shield . and pro. :ing out to the Judges of the heed the line or, their tect them fro* the encroachments of the Crown s duty, Mr. Powsonev. proteeda Ito: ,peorsix, by ex-,,,and preserve the Constitution I" Even Mr. Pon. inteutikom certain la* .boolity *ll, the 9114 , , ileitOresotair, we suppose, most acknowledge that there of tegument are part of the-law of the land-.• is some shade of difference between the anstrue. certainly a Most usefurdiscovetyvitetty ..ag. batn k tion of the present House of Commons, and that presumed to question itsrteuilis•-1: --!:.-• -•- triennial " Parliament, the guardiao of'the riehts f people," which he has chosen far ilil sib . . It is fully concealed te Mr. PolrsosraTs tha t t he °- the h . if p Privilege , of Parliameot,netrusted to Parliament. j:ct of 111 nuy M r. °motet talc that h i e fL o i c m ' a ramie great' anStilthat for Chat protection ad the rights of the people, for ' ,of chit Pintliament what was Ile eiretteill(lll.::;"l:rotl,.....shei.."*.7 d1i r .,."71,.?,°,1,: i g ',.: 4 :::„ d . .:l 4 si fi e :v t ig h l i ttnef ia t i lie m peo en p a le n ) d , i 4; * fa i ll e: : I heedom of Members, from, arrest, and varieus he fools von! of *e that 4 House was he to Vaise Usher se"isarY !Ill"tIlliSs° .Sl's its suSlienallie ' w ith the ofPrivikieg dwn the fabric of Peril's/eh. privilege ;' but, in 4ite words of Joettts, " this, his 14 _ 4 an d .t tear .n 9 I" [Hear, Meat. 9 Nu, nor • privilege can news . b a construed: lain au active t w a .o ry outt u; b l . t d i :l i n ie dril people ' of this country ' suffer power Of invading tise rights of . obors.','-..What. , his hand. Were he so inclined' for any ever contemptuous,. play .Mr. PONOPItir e , mar feel i vi def iti en e it o iitl i t va t t h i e ia ir . and express for the delude" oe the polo *, w hp,. il ii. d ia ril t D 9 4 4 . l lS o od e il h ioll e b ie i ti L l DDi t :i pri li Ise *erns against underoulniag thoW liberties ,of bea d's b lood .slrbieb rte vaunts himself. the champion, it is really stiti. Di . 0.014 'bit . it_rafeed ,. . with !he, irO_O a t it em d tca vain o t l too much to . believe that ' th e telleetire wilnioult Parliament , . convott;e7 .. ot _toe of patriotism, and legal. knowledge of the. country , . of its ' itsgst . tetat . e . s.pr tights,t privileges , vi t . h s_ se .ra Y l,tiviltgsa ., are marshalled behind him en the Oppapitian Oda , of the House - of COMMOSSI tut 4 0 4 61, 19 .•Io"g ' • ~,, . i , . 9 ._. any than foli . so show , ~vies,r• P i o P ulto te tlr tilei or w a i n lie irho li det i- en il d y a . refilli thanbe' ' and so often asserted, th at there is neither tidest, rt s lf n r • .„ -° i N b r!''. d l o exp. some redly doubt . Who.. integrity, nor public virtu% on. the Ministco , thefi thefo o pOsiei (CI commit for libel - for ea iedefi. benches, that we were slow of beilet if we d id eite-paiod, without : trial and without appeal, has not by this time give some cretUt to 11 4 w9r,61,!. - 7 , , He must, indeed, bear with the dulin veu ess agr a ti e jnu d silty a bli: 4 l t o a n t to a ry) -tit it e r m en a d l e elTetlii tg ' th ill e t t ' Y l il7l4 . l 47: the °lit Y 6 • d die' PeuPle' if, iiii i. --:-...- says iiii Cannot, exercise their privilege4 4 (for ho ' will at. the problematical adfaittali ga VIHc" vetted'''''. - the sUidi, that Committal fur liectidh • privilege) and arcre° to °um from certai ' s P r ss ti ol tid e d Coiitiiif to Oben libellers , beishise they woad be.: House of Common, WV re." their .- t il i - ete 'judges jurors, and exereetionerti Id -thole terrible voice against what they deem a qoas. . le t. , tech a mode of proceeding. This was very Irstei the Gordo, : i sm 'cense and Migua Charts •witt.iotlialiOri Ilwliw *must luilied forgive diets if ' in Pre ereti'f4' but did' it never occur to these modern writers; • novatioe of . the Aril .principies* of -to unde fi ned and discretionary p rivilege, therecop when they daily saw the judges of the lase punish &sett by tip tort Choy "P e " ""ti" f r om I pencils' for contempt of ' court, to question 'their • . steady and uniform operatiostofahose sacr ed or if, shutting , l i_ e ` - tul ' • - were judges, jurors, and ezecutieeeri its privileges'?-iild it ever occur to them that! the . imfraumstedintoderetdhepprardoeseurrtahtirtorn a 4i f ioli ther n l , ibertito. 111 defined privi-• ,r Ottiolurfs tan Brett good argument.'.' * .. their own enu . le f t . . k il a leor hear I] - This be i • Mr. i ti ng iel o r u pa d rs isc ag ret ai i n u s up t hryis,.puforwjeurteltuuded undefined reasoa.i ,_ to th •4' Ay g o od argament ! In the first. place we lege' they turn, w""c'eeet "fle"e"e"1 *e V . earnestly:Prred. ,„; yidredomme fo Mr. Possouni to groat charter of their .feetaloat-oto the Bill • , lon ,_.., . . ,„.. _,, of sir Fluty __ lucid and read ,bat " Mtla protuetion ese 85ight".1° these giulig" °andel' so e ced there.- Himn that be ' *el learn what contempt of lattatililitaleY thathe*lleTaal mg' r be Court teallyil-t-nritet it is'that gives to i jettielho.• s Privilege,. wide, undefined , ~ - Sediiiiirst.tienerYs t_ bus b doicrtbe c•l h • t h e w e oo d . pra - wo ehteakef which cam bls WOO os i t tl Y. th°4° "h° power " v tad beg itiave . te 'ask Mel t . ..if in -44 of • libt4 ,puff their inters* to. olitorcisc.iti surer be a ver , .7„° J . * , of ibelailif,: . 'aye t ; . at the Mita of Eng. eadviitagiii.ill th° latatie bi 4 ; he iii . : r ai l' th cot- land have , or ciiim; of %stolid -enterclee . any la. 'wept majority , vr.__","'• i . 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Celletelselk.bek ibt i f ile fi e "? • —i_ . . - migment of the hies. If ibejittlgea are kheleak Aboisoi.maystpostelgort *ere witsetto haelwame , . I • t' ilo they %Ewes judges,' jaws mad tatamObleaos ifitr livier' lo4oll4l rLit ere. ..11.. .... "111°444 64 ' ' V I . N • they SWIM AS *go l i vt six a os imolge. ipiplewsripswo . ed . ia Par. I !",:thd . ' cs°lll 414/11 . 91 • . I , N., , i ' • ... •'‘". po.. L• : ;41,! -*t..t! .1, `e: ' b... 1.... t: sysra.lll ' -"gaols. 11 41 i 4.!. lot.' . it?' '.. 4 ' ' . ,01 ; .i:lj .5 , u k 1 !"7. 1 1 s -. .~~ ;~ ~~ , ~~ ,~ «:. * . .~itwi \, I