The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-12-11 00:00:00

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FAWCETT, Mr. SIM ” 4 , ' URN • Niis; BOLTON , Mrs. WESTON, • :)$0 S e cond Price Is. Sa.—Pit *. 44. Second Pate kw , ,••• ..t(i.,; wry Ntt am ir r ms. 18.—Upper Gullet, Is. ~ tiu Otter* of Gustavo' 'lltituSe.••••o* Titarlsksp, e of Velitee.-011 Friday, Gustavus rain.—On .1.111:1. PO:t1 ANI) MADEIRA IVIN ES. FL?4:I.. ANCIWYIES, _ _ in Kep.•_ TO RE S 01,1) BY AUCTION'. By NEEIDIAU and HUMPHRIES, At the Mart, ;war the Bank, TO-MORROW, December n. 1819, of 19 o'ctock (vitkon~le), QttrY DOZEN' of PORT WINE, and 80, L./ Damn AM El RA ; elm 108 Kew of ape AN VIII& Mlle whole slit** One& Ile I , fiee- 81 g 1 *Ad e .4 11411 1 ht,' and the Aocit,l%.ieii in u kegs ia each r.t, my, 9eul liasOe five of. e%oence to liorchnent, if within two Miler of the ;Ammer Sale. , The Wine nuty 'be tasted the morning of Sale, tint Citologoes had of the Atictioneer:4, No. 1, Matt ;sod No.lo, Bruct4-sttret, Royal Exchange. • Th... Lnty %%.0 ?lob •IP•fi, 111 Ont. TO/URIC owtaro, price is: 64. io bonrds, 'plit A (:"I' I C A I, OBSERVA'CIONi:on the . .: (I ,Eitllct . .LE. And other WWI LW) IiNLAII.CIE -1, vr: of I - • I':.:STP LE: ttl , o, on the C:tto , e and 4 'tore of .; 3 q. I A.' S it i: intr.", :tour the Litrofric BY Dlttli;EF. I.A R,,. A oi , . illustrae% hr ( . 3.4.A. Ti which are added, • . For C;!FeQ of OeciAr into , far Aoetirssm—Sohrlnviao„ ielooral. 1•!: • ;lit•-,,I. alai fenxeral-popliteal, with Practical / ; • ;L Aili,, i P,;,1c 4 . . . It. TitomAs ruNgnEN. 4,,:eim I.) the Royal Fomodotioto of, C ltriit% , llovilal; iodic oltilioz, :LW Attistant-Surgeou to !..;t. ilartltaloooew nos- TO 'QIE GENTLEMEN OF TilE LAW. - ,',VitiTlNG.vApzits of the best (politics sold at the materowatkmed prices, fur ready 'near v. being 2011 per cent% under the usual charge., at It. - HOFFMAN'S ratkerd prise IMaiiituary Warthuitie, So. 41R. Strand, six doors fusee Sedfind-itred, appetite the Adelplii. Quire. I Ream. I , , attire., I s. d. Is. di .• ti del Fardicap 1123 4) Onps. 09; Dine doe 1 ti• 28 0 Rosierda. 010 . 1/walloper 1.91 SI 0 Triick rut' 1 2 ' The Watehouie far Bath. Letters, tfrl* lo C., all Ile:4'6p( iole, 111111111 , Mary, &C. eill*UY OW adek,,. l'arket.bneks, &t. • Ream. • r. a. 14 6 16 0 V. 0 Papers of ve. Myrna- .It.: .1 Pri .tri l fnr Wilkie and Rnbitwon, Palernm-ter•note. This Dry tvai publiOted, • Till: MEDICAL. MONITOR. PART I. ,r• OftsFAVNT lONS on t to EFFECTS of 1;:i.1 i•Ot Iti.IVEION. to which fife m -at Orstritetiie Of .Ittitaille Debaueltery ry tove.ti. r • explniued; ,Aith an humble Intro i t thit the totthofl , ; riSanded on tong rxpericore, nod sapvorted by mt. „.:.•:::hleituthori:ict4, may give o check to thnt progre..ive .ry in the Moral Rate. %filch appear* to h e inat.itot t . in it iittat estnietio •. Tllsi• whole interiperwd metlicut uilmonittotri,jo Youth of hotb Scars, T ; , -11 1 11 l ion. how to preser.e it good. invigorateit freble, n.hottered Comsfitutimi. • • • By E. SENATE.. AL. D. • Lawton published'ln the Author; and - , ld by krivuod,. Pateriovep-row I):l4vitri unit Sod, 166. Flret -1,0; ; other Baott.ellers.--('sire 4s. in fir +. AI AI, JAPAN 13LAC R. IUNG, MA MAUI : tiIt DAY .1 outt.MATIN . rIIIIIIS 'Composition, with half the IL usual ItdMir, prAditres the most lieitatilla jet block ever peculiar onstrisionent to the leatber,satill set oil the ti,iest.linen, is perfectly free felon any alipleasant aaq li, and will rettiiii its virtues Lowy climate. S t a wholesale by I>ay urd Martin, at the Manalltetert- No. 97, ligh. retail F. Pay, No. 7; 'fur istorlt , CAmeut-eactlen ; ; SriailoW.Utreet I A sten, Nii.l, Fioch-lone; awl by the ptineipal lirott , inAkers, Per- Snorts. art.f Mimeo in the Ilcurrpelis ; and is every Town torsvAiieut the United Kaw..itotn, ha clon e bottle', pric e h. 6e. . ! .1. h. . Ait 11..1.1AM' B. MOUNTA.IN, SARACEN:i s. • 110 4 a-1 a it , ttnow-htil, Imitisan.—.The best aiecom. rontLtit' far Traiellers, good Itterls, choice, Liquors, and too.. iterate charAer- The foNowlog 'nit Cositelsei, Moil Coaches, &e. set out . ' • firm the'l4itesteffe'v II• ad.tolti 8Q"-Ittel t— ! WEVMOUTII, I)orchexter,lii(ClVl Plymouth, Falmouth; I)ortipooth. and . Satklbury,, ?leer ' Pose Coach. 'every M wising lint tottur o't•lnek. with to limed tbrongia !Wraiths, Atinhoter, r dridport, ifiltuatftwd. flailugstoke, and Rogsaitt.. i. Rofp/X., biosktio, ,,. . Petertairtatti..l:iltoit and Mimi*. filifilsl:W ittrylllAlllill Coach, s‘kiratit *yeti Evientrix.-Guneirti r tr its4e44.a.bwfl 1444, ; I 'IA V FAO? (Mil %) 4:61:1701:4-(K4.,177:41Yr 111' 1 4 64 0. - , ~....r— ' o l, ,_ 0 1. k !. ttase,•itost aortios i Add Passi,,Coarb, cuffed fife titorditiltii". eve!, -Item/egret rive, till**, to the Angel inn, •Mile4tred, isleerpoel.- - 1 Guarded througlitaii. „ . .. BATH and tIttISTOL Flying' Post-Ottat i les thiliagb Cliinsenhaes, Cabo.; :dot Ittarthornsigh, 'every lifte;arletirvir !, rive at Mr. /ISO's, the birevhonutt lint, itash. . Had the lotendon 1 Tavern, Tliotim...treet, Riltiol„ ne vi ,Moruing. f.,soacjitts' to I Well., Bridgewater, Tallman. Iti. ' LL ILI)S new Light Concti; called the Itorblaghatts, sets oat every )yoi stint tit kith( **Cloth.; scaftiev Ptaur Letities only, stod•goes etioarkably_liaty,, Witb. it (iluartl IhrdlUjefßllt; 1?4 , 44'N through Stainforsl, N'eviark; Iteifortl; DonetitasoN an l• Ferry bridge, to the Whips Lira, Leeds, ,asks 'fay at Nana. • Not-i• . witlestatodlng the toreoramon Ainpottliteeti of this Canals It Is lallowed to be -she lame autrobir and rout lets Mastic Coa veyaoce on the Narti Road; being ittrqualled In Atioutmotl4- 1 don by env' ether. - . . ~, . . ~ .. . , , KENDAL, Lancaster, Pctedoe,-.Kirlsy.Loottlale, Bolton. I Cisorley,'Ormiltirk, mod tkritang Post (washes, every After- ninth, at Five o'Clack,..-iGuaordod. '. .-_ • ' . - • (,LASGOW, Lonetown, OrenonGreen, Annan. I)undrier. 1 Broonbitt,Tbarsilsill, fsantisthar..K.iits,) Commiek, Kingswell,• Land all Parts_of %villain', Chdiperlt , twot CnhelS, Deity. • ' YORK, Ne treard-oortl 41616%14:h dee Crrusell. Perfinilleds, with's' Guard throathatat, *eh, lilt Ir•AVVV •Ntorniag at Half-past , Six o Clock, by way of Newark, !fedora, Taileaster, Darling t ~,, Nortliallerton, Purliam; alarpeilioual Berviirk. -Pt0 , 3 0 41. gers finding' thettarives Wired fun the leagth of-the jutarney, may rest what time they ply and thew ittweetit on without oily additional Fine. J. C 1. A apt, 16e ritirk Firtati,'lleisey-street , Yi:ck, itIIS Coaches to Suudetituid, lion, Searborensh, Whit by. mid ntber•Places. BHA I)GENORTH and Walsal new Past 'Came% every Lveumg., Si( 1.,Ff .: 1V11) and liatherhanal l ug Catch, called the Rock . Own, every at arising. SOU l'H AM I'l'ON, Whiebetter, Alresford, . and Alto n . „teach. every Eveising. BIRMINGUAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard. sets nut everV 'Atteris(►on, slid rear:het Birsitiogliam next Itay at Noon. -Pities by Oxford, Kasten, and,Shipeteue to the Sara ceses ilead, • B r uli f strect, 11.rthinglito. • . . HULL. Nuriticave, floiur,Wo, Tanen, and - Dontester Post -Cdachtevery Mociiiiir at Seven o'Clock, to the Bud and Son 1 loth M,yttm•gate, 11401., • H EILT, FORD, Ware, fitoddatilint, and Cltetbutlt Coach, every Montiog,, BBACON SF Hi L I), V *bridges. Milos, asil-Redkill, races r Pan Coach, every A(ce pip... _... _,. -- TOTTEN HA VI" and % daimon Clads, Daily at Half-past Teo, ifalf-past 'I wit I ale-limit Four, oast iialt:p.t4 'tetra. ' bf ANCII 'esST 1 7 .11:W inadow„ Congletohi Nevreartle,Walsall, and W„iiverlouopton-Pott Coneh s esery Afientoon. —GuardeJ. , CARLISLE, Pearith, and Whilehaven ('irst Conch, gee , 'tsllitili'dur Ilr.r.,es anti a Guard all the Way. • Paves through I Breath,. Apple . ey,:Gitatabridge, Itlehetonst, Catteriek; 8..- t roughbndir ,___Wetiierk, 4 .berforil, Drinen.stei, and Grantham 1 (the nearest Way b) 'Ligtiteen Miles). Sett 'thievery Morning, I and preform* the Journey lath • the greatest facility. 'Passengers drmluedda this Readily flannels, or liteaptire, have the Km I - liar Advantage of their Settu..betqg -em used its the next Comeh. t ECLIPSE,tt iteteirlyitigP.isti!..ilCii, Po York. Smoderlio4. .tried Edlnbuighrarries-ltdsitley opt Is eilly E t evil. • el , l•Neecaptt „. -':'' "' -;;" l f a F t aiesectoet, by way o r . 1 0(4.04,..„„.:0,0,.,:.3iii,„„.6,,,r. ~.c. 3 . .". "°l4l ?I. ---- c ~SVNI) lilt LA S IJ, 1;1'04' 'i On t :la Y aria , tie w Coach, every` Monolog, Its the 'Gforgelythi:Ftntlievland. •)• - ' . Sill It'LW au LIR /1, Welliogo.so, ass.l.ShiMiall Post,.Eaacht the 1 17 . II IT 1.1 II AN Di itit Ire rarer been tat renwtl . .a.. Itot t al•OVlttc eseryt row , ot Five ottiO•le.--Coaratil. , . s 1 .. i tsrthstal tirwity in bath s4stes, • autl iq ;eine rots of To DI ~,, fierelc. 4 , SoSgay . „7llary; and otl part* otStOlotk, s„ I , ' . t tst t • uat to j'erspo of iwilc.. *The 8.%:i :TA NA ' tve . ry Monday. . •-,,•. - ~ - • , •A ), ts- !tiara), Wasitlitg Caketi rtewbss the r rilel At pro- ,• MARLBOR(PQIcI, ... rtblitry, anti Reat!ia*.everyTileatay. 1:. ly s t.f r i v ; 0 .. o e ~,,t i eligis i.jte drilots vof tori;,io.d io.- WQRPES,TI4 • hi , le,i-raiiirster. ileref id, eltetitartheii, ":!: .v *.. !) .'-' f , ti mess in tint haunts which are coottoalF washed Bretkiineit, and dB Paatilll:htlitis.Waks, Pershine. and Wy-, 1... 4 '"'' '''s l ). I.vcit in cases where the skin Ivri l ' ftl , tia in‘ -*bottle. every'Sbtardat,i t i. 1: l' , ) lahour or other violence, the ( tartlllt`64 t i ed. ileettenve C iiNF.,klii I , IAT lei' i v. 4, ~ I tikd•ia, sail '. irilky, 9 :nmeit a Week. a. c, - , (:tierta7ttly, ii;f4llitily„ . :tad permanently resortytal,•otal sue- SOUT)..tiM I I l't ) '• 11. ‘ 41e1;let e ital";"'%1" 1."4114 ! "."1 L): .." . ..t‘'d h) a ,1 1 1 000111: se, Miracles and delicacy o; appearance,. ihingtriti, clirimrlitniet; Ittintaiitol, Fociliagbriclge, VI bottom, . i' l " ,11 c r..h.lt be :;cquire.l by tiny other tneaM sr hattner.— Pottle,. 1 44, ' .f.t7ight,•Jerv,vs tate GslerlevY WitAnens , Pail, " l ' • eqr•rteisce only ikla • any one ca n. f ors ii.idi u m . e. 1.: X F.1 . 1.41,1'1)4110.utit. :HA f:..latiatattt F r y Wage,•tto, Itaiti, Tiatt idea f 1,,.. ~ ''" the *ador excellence, of this • S t ipp e rlllit by carrying (iiiods stud Paseragertt, Mi useal, - .111- all l'iirev id the 1, ii, . - ,, ruittiettir s ' A ge..', whose signature it ' beam, 'Wittiest' West of EA!,.,•laott. , -ftl ' ' 1 tr. T. No. t:i9. tit he rata!, near Tetopte-bar, Londotittatist• the :SU N 111,1! It Y, Ha s a peon. Toiti 'IT wirlieillts.m. Twice 4 Week. ' ... i i .!itt,,t t , u. it ratr terurity, bel thew to be. pariOrotzur ;op P U 8 nit IP ( ' P. , I ..__*•*"• Arlon' s nitiOlt itAYe't and - Haling' ' 11. ,114 evil the moue and ndd vets tithe Ptimer„ . 1:,. A l tragg o l don Cars, 1 eice a.svevit. \''• t! , ,St r ' Covent-Garden is affixed to the Irthtd :Inc '' W I I,4isat. li. •Mtte NT %ler and Cos resitectfally acquaint i i ‘ t r , ''PPer. All other. tire countettlit‘ s u m 1 ,1 0 , ; .by ' N r .. r tisif Fr . iend.... sill the. MOAN, that they loth not ree l occostateble c7.""11. No. 47, N,.,. 1 ii,,,,d. g e rce s,; m e s,Sel. ti, 4s to ) ,ago . .Wc„Sh . fat tatty e.srec Si tsr sluggt,ge, &e. tit more that. ive l'..teis m . 1 Pur-3;r. et ; Mr. Sr :ton. ?to. '2l, Leaden..salt-street 4 ithw ~- V _ _mile; if' tot ..I.ltisnngetl. unless eittete.l ii. woe, itott paid for ,t r lAttolot, N o . 1; tri t e • • i t t ra ce . 1 4 , yac h t : l 4o.. 4.1 l) CodagClialbe :at 4b:. babitiesib lic..td too, i..te or -slid, L000lo.:. ) .''' aihli • . __ ..._ .... t:.11.11‘1{. AIAN ATER. fort:4e t:ote of niKoolpie alumni Aitatesos, and ileautif) in the Skin. plus ConAbknation inuoeept lit 4 re ttilts, (curt) [ infallibly ollayint 11w:4-fleets. of /tont ~..ictritsvitte; Ess-lots, is a oastEss-lots, platmariud ae664iity articletbe . • • is a 4enetnl intriteer t tte S k.k i, .oertaio ,cure for , oil VA AMOR. VAIVIiOII6, and the tiles - or ti a of ,telpittootts'lo - aral is %tors poititularly to lilt % ewer 60. #trimgr4 testbnadiat la gum • , i n k . 4 ..„ circle elm! girg which te I'ts se—fts p.aperty &04s , rtader, it inestionabiali I. its who trestffltt.l3,Te. , try he tt , :nl fur ildren of 411 . aget t and the many she Ittt . ht . !•ti hoiellied by its application, clic:4lmo one or ott acaapriettdati...,l; to' he cohtitletee thr Pints h •Ptitts 4s. 6d. : y.ll. None are genuine, but those signed by the •Proprietir *Ow Libel of each Pottle. Prep . . and Sold if:- Air; Ltaiitr. llVoßnwitv; Soto akin by Bole Blew, C n . kspia-slifet. LotdrOas.aild Malt rrupor (- at!, Kri.oners aul sledicine Venders. a whole Ht / 44e. Let ters from Peru of the tint Diptinetioo may be, seen, in cnu , imitator its efficacy. • • • PIING'S PAT ENT WOltM LOZ,ENCT t 1 ot Ins are the most frequent .I:turret§ of .9taldreuo .. .o is tam. 'Die'''. 'lmplants every Parent or ( wartjban af Chit thra shout Ibe at•lttaintecl ith they tbotnettiro loaf of neve tit:, a paletteii •sf the onion i• of . the Kee, emaciation itud tree ;nu state of the hone s, otteti l lq‘ after %vial •vivilent, they him on ronvaltims s they affect the grow th of the I;ttdy,: tat they prose fatal, by ending in a colottroptions or decay. Both as a I ncome ive and cure of the alarm*: compiniuts., Ile above e‘cellent Sletlicibe is ustivenatily allotted, 01 the eximoo ) of the highest characters in OW raattirs . , both its rank sod tre,krt,thtlity to have no equal. Their approba tioo, gora to the Proprietor, fruits a personal knowledge of its ootturrful larcess in their own farnilics,• stamps ib merit he pot competition, and gives a sanction to it, of *kid' boother 11,.iitiae of the kind Can boast.. • hams sod other', who have the cure of Children shnultl lave lila Remedy, asa family Mediciae. to re,ort to; a talte the 2t6"1:11:11 or Bowels of Children ore MIN nay disordered, '6'o'o it t$ ill always be Sound in relieve. 1.; Told Wholesale and Retail, at Ching and Butler's, .N ei. 4 e teaptide, earner of PateritasterroW , 1.01000 i and retail, hY ibutiat). F. ete Cookw twits*, mitilßoNialld,Pirlagesb ; K:oitt U 4 1,10. d. Birtoingliara ; Satith, klaskter.too' itod Ililtinge slid Liregson z Viverpottl4 Lynch add °‘• 31 . , •, histocheAer Wats and (..rotta ell, Bath ;t Brown, ; Gregory, Brighton I Peck as ROW. bull le nila by 'IrK 4 Medicine venders, iu Boxes, 41 : `2.... SJ. and 64.. e a t h coat U • ltr Clue ILKM AN'S PILIS trii . Au" ..trec•tu,- fur the OKA VEL and 'Sfogßi'Btnppage of C..riAtit,i, in the Bark end' 1.4404 laldlsevi, attd sl34lder, &e. Of the Valrioln Cessplaials incideot to the hu.• twin there are none more 4rcadfut in their datum, nor 11/.4: aiaraiii.r, their comfy:picot - es, than the OraVel. bud Stone; - try die complaints to amid; every- parsim. (qv en the most flit:litanies Pills, coins obed of then al ii,grL clients, have he ti; fitund of singfhar 'eblea67, l ln r"'t oatt II lengthening the vetAels containing the urine, bafitsp. PkIA.-ling; the petrifing quality of it;-.fraits whic',l t 4 e eintiplainti, Ric. t eronvitiF the cot olculit or gritty and banishing every pernicious tendenc) to those . . . 6 • 1 4 qi Mr. Butler's, 4, Chenpside, Corner of Patertiotberr rot ; llakter, Smith, .t4;iititerdiat, and Scott, P.dinbtirgh ; Latter atid Cu. and ;vi•l)nintld, tilaignw ; • itelatil, " 69- r: 111 ; man, Grier; C.rottilvll, Bath ; Gteeson , a nd Lit I t.pleh turf. Stabil, Alttneltester ; Meta on; Conk worthy and Ply ' "h.:t .1 n n.t Veikigni, iu Lvery Toon, h• Boxes, 11+. each. . .. w'.d.. r. . . . . - .• , . ' .. . ._. . _ .. . . - 7. t. ''. ' . If ir - ...,;z - - ' • 4 -, . , ...,. ... ..• " . • . .1-;.. t :IV' -- . • 1 •. , • 1 .-... - It. . , ' .... c.,, • . . . • C B , It • ow '. • ii ii {4 - 4 . ••- I )s e 4 . 1 . '.. 4 • - L'.. • - • '') ... • ' , .. - 7 a ~ . • , 4 4 • " ..fg c ... .4, ' / \ '7, • t.„..,,. ol 114; eo . 'I. 7 '-. • • . . ' 1,01 4 ,DOIV; TIJESI)4I' - . . . ._ )YAI., COVENT-GARDEN, GROCER'S SHOP IN WIIITECHAPEL-ROAD. EVENING,. December 11, i . 14 :0 1 in SOLDISY PIMPA-TE COISTRACT, bepertlirtual, ::Ily N El:1)11114 to BUNION PallEs, %BELLA ; ' rrifp.:, # I gaii• of p GlIOCRIV; SHOP and '.ITII, 11.1RRIAGF.- A D1P141,4. NG-41ritYSE. *Mulct-6 widterhaper-rei#4 1 - 119 AY I Fiirno. Mr. 1cEN11 1 11. 4 4 t eptillri4d4 11 E n° it " 81) P " 51: 4 4 4 144 "t r e Pill i agl" 1 " . lAA RefFrannr. , ,l,Kitthen,vith.Celhkr ad ent.ol Yore. with LE; Villrrny, Mr. EGERTON. fht.leatled 1144)r, emtvenieot (iv dry Clothes: Irse.—Possee- :. 44111 1,4 4i141/31 r.e required. ' • ,„ , I. nu F...lthllamitim, For Further. particulars, Apply tn.the AttrAtettrers, Nn?. 1 1 LI S'TON, NliAl BOLTON, &C. Auction Mart; und No. 10. Br ,ad-bitert, Royal CidianAtC 'CORTES. - ...1 1 11111}.." MONDAY, pCTOBER,ISi HUN The Order *fun Day fur taking into considera. * don the Liberty of the Press being read, . Marquis Da Vtoo (Deputy for the Province of Santiago,)' arose toot obj e cted to the discussion. lie uiti the Propct preltualn—Ary steps had - put. been taboo,' that .the Cortes • had: in no way expressed their approbation of the subject of the debate, .and. h e entered his protest against .t. kit said he night sacrifice. his life, and what was more dear to him, his reputatimi in the Curies, by his conduct on this occasion, but that, Ire nvt .sacrifice hii soul; and st any nut he required delay mold the 'Oita' of the other Deputies. The D.-peties- ronsieve•Aisistrer.tts; Sepiestelybere ii Priocipado de Astoria; TORREKO, "Diputatio por la Prosint is -de . EltriesitiAlurA ; 1111.t.s.ste,. Sosplente pot f t Prothiefa de Zamora ; and bila Singing', pus el Vimysatio de 14ailia Fe, proved that the Curves had cone tbroingh escry form, and that the disiussion been fixed for that yda. .. - . . . - . , Senor Ancojer.r.es, in a term of the highest ant. matilin,"replicd to she Deputy who °Noosed. rt. He said that the fate of Spain hu nv on the decision of this question; that theiiherty :f the people was dc pendant on the discussion, and that, therefore, he did not wonder tilos bad men wished to impede it. Senor Mesta; iu answer to the last part of the objector's speech, asked if the splendid founds ' lion for national liberty which had been laid un the '24th of September, had not hem . effacted, in the absence of those Members ? Could any thing be ~ rotors momentootis`than the decision of that day? — 1 Whore, therefore, sus the reason which was to prevent their proceeding now? Several , Members.here. attetaptid to , sneak, but order hiving bees 'restored, andothe HaTurtiof the, ! Committee. being . tread, • SenorA ROC at.i.to* arose, se in a roost lominnos speyelt took a wide View of tht different cifecis which the Liberty of the Pitcs • had produced in all times on ail nations ; th., vast benefits which .had arises hum it ; the few evict it lad ever caused, and the absttrolitf• of the fears of those pursuant , who were inclinedjo -.spouse it. lie instanced the , different stroggles which had taken plade in England. for this sacred right, and pointed her out as the only country which had alike re)isted the shock of internal tyrants' and exterior attack.-=-" Every• light (he.-said) which had spread user Europe, has arisen (rod! this liberty, and nations have arisen its iryetion to its vignitt4. A lthgla•-fithaCalratirl.SY - 4 60+ . 1 s lid el l ,e"k i k e4l et tr.v_tivisu or ,superatitioo l ireVerantslt 1 - Aloaroakto 4ittio. Ara oil* itts.uotisiber, I am sorry . to say, is Spain. Vita sghosw ail, it is iu the last 20 yeora, a period big l aith more extraordinary events than 011 the ages he. fore, that we are to look for the must 'wonderful cacti of this wreapoo), "to which the power of the xsword has always yielded. Vi r tue by itsiellisence, the chains fall from the French nation whith had beet'ewlireed for so otalar• ages; but when a son ' guiltary lactinu introdouted a system of contradic- . !ion : halcyon their principles ;intl. conduct, the Li. bi.oty of the Press .way tatpit impoitant for its: The Fiettcli Government of that time, after having declared; *by acclamation)+, to renoutice*connitest, 1 colo4 orders to annex the States of Savoy to the 16_1 • public. The whole of Its conduct towards the States occupied, and even of those of the Allies, was in 1 'direct oispositioot with all thc prioriples.prociajmed ! jby the• National* Assembly. .For ward of rational (liberty amon.o us, Spain was deititlyi'Ll Or the Ittelirt of appreciating the trite priociples of that Revolt). thou.' S. much act, that when the infamous l'enee of Basilea took place, our nation was entirety igno rant of she p.ditical watt! of France. onr Guv4rn- moot, led by n most protligate and sot phl favoillite, , was incap•ohle of knowing the iivertst "of . Spaiii. 1 They aliantkoicol- themselves siteccsively, and Stith.. out any , oloscutoment, to the varimis loydificadoms of the French 0 overomme ; oust from . the (G Olirsot. tiou to the Empire we followed ail the yieissit tides I of that lit , volittioot in our alliance, tilt the moment t we stiviour strong iil•im taken, nod the perfidious i itorader, with a tremendous army, in the very . lotart ' ' •of (lin kingdom. Till . this .nithanity m o ment no mad %vat allowed to speak la. the French Goverit. ment.boit in the same folios as of our osm. . To re ruse to give eUcoonittrus to ltqoaparte was deemed as is crime of the first magnitude. In those dreadful !dirt were sown the seeds of that Wiest ,which Spain is now reaping.' But look round, the , world, and toed the. trolly Nation which has es, coped those horrors is Eoglaild) w bit.,h wit* stied ntoch by the /energy of its Govern:writ, hot. more , than all' by the • Liberty of the Press ; .by which sloattest then were enabled to spread the antidote more rapidly titan the Frritcn their poisio ; and the Oeiteral,,inioratatiots which hail -lova diagentteated 'dirt:tee' the Srreikrn of the Pr.si, roahled that , imioiry to sets their d 4114441 raid av olil.l Isom." Ue wound woltiaspeeet..witka powerfisl appeal to the,. reviewed spirit 01 1, Li 1 nkly so ipain, iwitipport of a free Press. • . , , -, . . . : Brigadier gonna TAIL said, 4hat. any ono who Op-, ,00 9ell , did Liberty of dile PIMP iitokta bad tipiebittl. This. kAipteSll toil r prodateliCeisosidor.able Attereitibb hetsfeel the Gendralcsid,anothetlkpitlys, Wilt? , bad taken) &strong pirt against ih . r . . . •,. , . A Pot PM theft ruse sad, saalt •. Tfie;fi . fit ti g .i * religion—us defend Ihn.,Catholicas:Apustolicry y Rowboat Religion ; and that •.. whatever .tailitated ft . .. 7 . • Mr., A4lSeikt Pl ► .:110. Math so mock rapidity, and twitis so iouelt cinqueoci• obi swim:olol4 Out it is very dilifettlt tisr.a rep.t o rter so gite Noy thing bet ir &lot imstline of histiptqrsitest • . I take tlis to ppottutiity. of reentirkisMt life lhe..Cortest titith g. at me •pri.N, mai wis4on, have derrt.:cif that un OM. 1011:4 it:AAA-4 i ookitst, 5h.311 be 4:arrladby ocitiostition; • • " . . • ~ I against it must ba strong." tie ci the original Canons of the Church Works coOld he published v.inhutst r tne , scil or. Bishop ; and fru* di/ that the Liberty of the Press-was gilin. . ... ?visor NI BIEIA rote ) apt. in i 100) .speech, eudeasoured to defeat Ilse preeediag speaker. The drift of reasoning oat as follows :...." NI 'hitt Christianity bas existed ever . ;sing of Oft, world,' because, akhol had not thvamded, the moral prec its bails had been preached by Muses and *Aunt in the heart of unto. the Llhfros7 ef -the-P.li har coins,* % weitteg; , and A.. Li br. bvitp 411' -, ---- - - - -... .mitter to be - censtaitniesdirti‘ inscribed• ou wood, air prink* went on to prove that in those cos Utterly of the Pettardid not mast printing had been prejudicial; ins far better to enjoy a small repast a banquet of . State where .Capri sworj over one's head. El Senor' Cuaa of ALGECIn in favour of the Liberty of the necessity through along train of begs% isith the origin of civil 'foci, •El Senor Baxcees (Higintado Sevilla), in an artful mot leparen , Of the case, siewingthe liberty of t ly deairablooratt.of .opinioe that • t be best secured by a previous I one subsequent .to publication: • Senor G.l lICIA DE HeRREROI etnvincia de Soria) followed on in the same atyle. • He said th; censorship before or after pub equally iftefficaciires fur preventies the-pros. IVhen a book against oas pnblis.hed, it was easy to w rtitisti s •the author, but who ear of the la.lll which haul been hi; charm:tux Which bad been tradtu it was almost impossible' to find bleof judging of what was an of tabisiicil lien's," (the words of were liabloto beahanged every conceived, that many culpable punished. Hi% speech was very I.llPeed a vitals effect. 'L General Gosza Les (Stiplente lit iirifir &Tit:Gerd,' Sat sal ample otitverity Wis *WO, filt-u stud seedily be destroyed. ' - "7lthiter 041.tectes rose, anti speech of Garcia' Iferreres, sal' a political absurdity its the w art . iticulcatCul ny that Gentleman, the.: Press could exist under a I,ll),!fty •is the right which c doing whatercr he pleases, w, .ti, delete or' tontatt Unit, or i hour. Slavery, nnthe,other he atibjecied without a remedy others,' whether exercised at 1 Mow char, can the Nem he ft 1 the passions, the' caprice, or I 1 intlirittu 3 l? • lie then urged live laws. He said, - “ lam may at any time . possesi inym man talk une:that my hands m titur a murder. lam a liherf • 'anti rob a man, but nn man' the key of my duior. Free w • knowing the punishment ititli ledlit avoid them. As to the what are fandamental !Ws, • of it 'lite futrulintentil la , 1 . the Cub•tes have lawn assent. -., ....- . 11 1 .,: v e - s.iorn to defend; anise flamed by our antes ! tors, and handed dotal' to us, theitpusterity, lest. Ihie; although ebsenrctl.” .. 1 Senor -Orx.ta. spoke of s a kind of allegorical ' drea:n which he had had, represeotirvg Supersitiou 1 - '. • . t ig h t of n I C'Utnit4lllig the verified in the Cortes. ' Senor Oil srLaoz ( Dipittado por: to protincra.de IT.stremadurit), made a few obseriations in anowve to lierreros, on religlitus points. Senor LUXAN (Do t ottado por la proviocia &Es. I trenuadura) sitd, that he laid it down as a maxim, t h at , a , * ,,,,d Spaniard could du uothing better than ',lturitte, Ole reverse of Bonaparte's political prin. Ciples. That at Bayonne, Bonaparte had determitse4 that t h e d e tit,eyetiutt of the tortes should be secret, 'hoth- then and, in future. This, therefore, was to be . avoillc.t. , Bentaparte's principal object has al. ways been: to destroy t he , Libert y of the aress, 1 and the fetters he has laid on . tbat liberty have been converted into chains fpr the alavery of mankiiiii. Some divines have deprecated the Li. holy of the Press, 0/1 the scarp If religion. oisr Se e •vi o ur inculcated the Liberty of discussion. •He ever enjoins his disciples to converse anti correspond oft religion, that. they 'nor eepitain difficulties, en. lighten each other,' and puttlish the truth . to. the :world. .It 'is uuw time to throw off the cloud. of ignorance, and to proclaim.. that the Spaniard Is On e ': snore the child of reason. We arc in, want of knowledge, • sod from 'the Press alone can .its light ,he• diffused: - It is to the Present. imperfect 'Liberty, which it enjoys, in. spite cfl the. oppesi: tie" of , bad units, and the (can of the weak, that wit are tmlebted to that ford or public °Anise, Which has produced the meeticg of this august"as. sembly„ in which the last and beet hopes 0( $ll4lll Are catoed.• . . ~.:::_~ , '• , 14.)4. 1 114•41eUr IT • • • • I • PR let 6 440 • •• 44. "r•• C' I cited a neutherof 1.14 prole that no tt the lope Of tlits' hence.. its ,inferte.d outs teary t to Reli. 'gag and ingenitimli e ergoleekor ; of error ' blexiee go one will deny r Since the begin. ones our • Sayiour , ecepts which foot doses before. blas t • Maser • ' OW1"sou da • • , • zi a - ott ioasethee entrea t • • eu gaper." U. ' countries where the it r Abe invention of ;oil he said it was . t with (rudest than rice • suspeodul the. lAs rose and - argued Press, deducing ins • of syllogisms, which AC-Iy. to pen el Regno do . • ently impartial view of the Press u high. • I..tiest liberty would censorship than by of (Set levite por le thu oaten side, and tat he conceived the is shlicaliont pallid . be . 1 dug the pollution of Y Ist roUgiup 441:orals witbdraw.it. med. to an resters the pithy. ." lasphemed, or of the ; need ?. He said that • Id a Committee caper • offence against " Fs. 1 Se f the report) as laws y day. He therefor* writers would y plausible, and pro. . to proximisdis whenever titer first et- feebting otaossocipts • mr In • answer to the that if there was . was _the idea , that the Liberty of i previous censorship. every mao possesses of rhich is not contrary injurious to his *Ma i. hand, is when men are r to the caprices of We moment of pot.—k: tree when subjected to the correption of AU I the folly of prawn. .a 'free agent, and I self of n sword, hot no nust be tied lest I coal. rty to co into the street i• for fear of 'that turns Rill is left to us all, but. Licted on crimes, wears) e thilicldts of knowing ' it is ludtcrons to talk ws are those. by which nhltal, and /which they _ e Rimed by our sures. a a ii.4/ I .llllritOrii loft. 7_ 1 4 '4l lag Mal Pa" -I i c"111: 1 wok,