The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-15 00:00:00

Aa.irpit:i7l 444 lli,r4issitt2x . . Sit,—The abhorrence with , which I Contem plate the Mitriorilfffiiiti;l4o 4 ! r iy exert: 4, l i b y the Heise' of cliniwi air; ii..kje apology !for in. tending finite tataifiotto . .tvith il is few eemasks on 'that se bjest;'. Ir. iny - ,,,pc, 'coo v be.deemeil • guilty of eh "Intfuansii. in lioacing,his . k testimoity!eicaiost . the mist insidioa, and thirefore the mist 'din.' games *Vick Iltitt-emialellifettil-slaiiist shfpera. sonsHilierthreof flie - Eirttililt'Sidljkt. ' .. 1 7 And in the first Vlite;Sir, ahow..me to :addrese a word of ei'hohatiiiii**o Vitt; - Complaciiit and self.saiis fled beingi, ill o,'' e4i.ese they bit ve not personally wiltheil under the grasp of opOefsiOit: arc of opinieu f with De: Sxstreelottnsoits-. that men may, eisj,oy (ho toinfortv:•..of . life unitee-ony form of Governments'•.*VtOci'a is the sit iiatioo . of that country• where th'elittise eff pubic duty is lost in: an* attention ' to iiiiliVidual Isiippi. nesq and safety; - .forille'lled of tyranny - mast: smite unsparingly indeed.... where, it leaves not to multitudet 44 1 . .enjoyniont •of 41,3eir ordinary P lea3' ires" - and -tho u teniporaity security 4 their onn in4igisiliceuce. If site ..atightiest toisch of tyranny ,slo iitstivipmatte. ern the:Whole Ooliticar, body, at ~s i s ameer:ipurt it *be 'applied, vtith. thes equal and instsqien l yme...actiomb-ef the blectric shuck ; if we donut. esanimmassly estlaiM to the despotic power ire langesgewlitel, on so Merineu.s l tou, an oacabilin 4t i.4.-ia:wee prirfanation to u s e— It I ,, a ,, n , l eh.‘s.thoo lassralote It to this oneindivl. dual, thourbast-d..net •11 , ' brut' also," the injured :Dust rernain,,w4hunt redress,.. and those who..bave tolerate 4 qporession, in the hopes of their own. impunity, en Antt,#bqnsselves. only reserved by . his grajiiud4 .t 9 furnish the cow/Wing morsel of his banquet. -. : ' •• . - • .. It ought to be- especially.cemarked, as :a. pro. ininent feature in the.irresent discusSion, that (hal privilege of Parliamtstitislvowedty vague and on. defined. Of too subtle and ethereal a texture tit' submit to the bondage of legal phrase, it wan . tieri at large, without the restraint - u1 my explicit terms, or any determinate limitation. It glides.be. fore our eyes like a spectre, half invisible ; and nttaeks us on every quarter, loafing as nut the power of providing, by any circumspection or prudence, fur our defence. Like that mysterious • being so awfully described ie the -Wok of Job, this indistinct and shadowy apparitlun' lls up wish:, strange appreheusiun :=«'A spirit 'l i iaaskii liefi g e 144 my face; fear came open me, 464 trembling, * 4 which made ail my bones to shake; the hair' A of my flesh Stood up t. it stood still, hut I 4 A• coul‘t not discern the form thereof." It is a well 'authenticated fact, that the hor of .an. lion. Member of the Utilise of Commons lately exhibited the same phenomsnon as that alluded-to in Mei above quotation; but he, a *ill htsharrorbe ma. nifested, when I assure him that a phantom, al, together as fearful, and Much more misehieMius than any he has yet seen or heard of, haunts this perturbed country, in the shape .of indefinite 3 viede.ge. It is the general, effect. of,tabsciority,, as critics on sublimity inform as, right:ale:4l;ok. grate than to diminish the terrors which It.Conccals; by affording scope fur the play of a terrified fancy; but I would defy. the dellruus imagjiietton even of a Braila; to body : forth more hideouts Monsters . otoppression, and More ghastly 'Mud - ( 4, vies lated law , z ' Are . shrouded in the fathoinlessi depths oriadeliniVakrisjlege of Parliament.. • • lint, Sir, wheo..we discover that the breath of this indcfsnite•Privilegdiaattended by an indefinite 1 I titres of itsprisongeol, ile Navin' firmer ttrror Suddenly cusbssitodAolu marilfindiguatioti.„ IV* ' despise: the shadogsi -elands, :Inellackikess .that bide time objel4 of oburn (ran- 40 .1 4liihr,..p,ad t tai • ./(ilitigukiyi•pmgetinto theirthbrii_, y' cal, to . drag ltif. Askabitioit to light' s ivy; '., r,, kiiii n o o, 'with lispensir g o t. a Brillieli -air:4:lllWe* that Parliament in tim foe- siiponecN, . :A or t lie 'other wvxds set,Areetlagt fiets‘-ti' "re - Mgpe; judetkaLof ;din 1 3 Mk* o.lhtild .1 11 rir . ifilgen. ilikel of ptinisbjeg, the offentiercatabeir iftlitfity iileosis I '. It the, be indeed the.eate; telt . tne'whiris net * ..Pri;fi r ege Qr PArlianteliti' tefiht s ia,Viill al hreath' ; ti` did itl lc ~ hod who is dot inch a4144 - nder', st it' Cie 4is fhe' liouseof cowman' shall, by, Its, 'mg* "tae;,.soatradiet your , intotncit, Whatever, they, •71iiirb -- .. If . this be: the. castilii 4?s . &Ate to boast • thl lite Ir, figliflidew not 'only - piinishii 14 lti . jaa. '. ifde ilio, Wiso y , l atts,•hpt by sits• eiptipil6s ai', chkeit:te aisitts.,thoze ..whostand to maintain tlitie'l :uPPrielifgeag,soisdguides their steps with* the. strict' boundaries tit duty ; or' let those irift4diniilts. which eluting' so noble a note of "trithipki pa: - *Mid tikii:sturebling-bloekt incite dtelt '110(08 ti t ' be frilliii:Oft effectualky.reinovcd. ~ i' _That: the preceding, observiitiiiht are not hYika; dtkitsl inferences of a possible evil, the' recent, sad I will add, thuqtretse cases of Sit ',FIiANCts apitesii 400 Mr. ‘..tt.ii Joins, are'lally iidei. `spate to preve. The.. fortnidabte inroad, which Were in those cases -made upon' the freedom . 44 opinion, salllcksitly ' elucidate two points of Parllamentergptkvirege, of which we shall do well to take notice, viz. ttre prititege'ef committing all who ditfer frnm Parliament in their ;dem of. MO merit tit our Representatives; and of the propriety!, or existence of their own authoriiies4 . map Tsl reiTILESIE WI Doing Al That ii.laili..-....•:::: : . I may perhaps in a few days troubie...you with: further comae.* on this interesting subject; ...: - ... , . ' ' ll 6 T. remain, 5ir 4 ,6,...,.ig... Ctieiter., aulel4 ti11fa ..,7 ; ,,,,..,, ' s: - .;••• . S. . , Coßlf-EzeumenA Jiniits;L f iThe Mayl eoy Continues •to have .. Verger Vitipfies 41 ithiefiy this wrirk's foreign' arrivals - el' ne.a'w quarters, q;l4ktiv sales -at..ibook 1a51.7 r Welk r • id Malt .two :0 car titik I ... Paint' t ip, the wu kiwis , litesebuir TfH: .: '2 .49. t, t Per quart e r Old' ai pievaa'cr 1vy..., Ant White Peas and :fail ter *Wee i ttiitlfAirsiJn . supply, and this tradsitattpfixl pfkitebiit prices, Flour at isailluaka. ' 'd,... --..... . . • - A DISTILESSING ACCIDENT. • • CaVaadith.square, Mortimer..stree4 noilis. N.itroott s , 4 c:. were filled with spectators (chink). telth.efaegfiutts, and pedestriaos) soya after the hour of - n . oon. All were big with expectation of seeing 'a nuiteroui cavalcade of carriages,-.and 4Sigh.brcd running honks; 'together With a lading :rich- insfemale beauty,,witignside of . the vehicles, as r .. 4; 1 14 ,r,tetiii,u !4 1, Vie case. Mostly ell the members of the,rivel clubs.condeseeuded to be pre: ..... . `sent; among whom irtre the Earl Sirroft,Sir Jong. ;Laile;Sir Hiesiity Pettnx, Mr. ANNEISAY, and *W. PAL/L. ll 4Tlitista. Every window in every house, -w4, crow ded with elegance aod t (aabion. All being in resalitiesi in Mortimer...street, at ,Mr*. Burro:es' dodtt about lialf.pinft 'one o'clOdk 'that is to say . , erety 'member ::who lucent to :go 'that dar , •to' ' Satt-isilti , was bang-up for the alt-out, . except I 4 Ord. H.twax,..w.ho has, been alweya -consider. # as one of .the • most, ,punctoal .atteedants'; ad, therefore his absence appcareeundcconta. I i. able. After si short 'delay, inferefitiou was I brought. •to .Mf.'' tisitirowril 'Nese,' that Lord j HAWK E'S :equipage had_been . .ulnieyand . •himself , r aiplos;. killetl... Dint distsessiog., jesellißsiice dew like w dd. Etre ,oanood-skoimosbicaloitootators,.!ti , o , felt' it ke Dritons t and,exor.essed tie,ptitaost swift, 'at the acciaei t. 'rho . followitig particuldrs• aril . , : 6 0 thiet :—Lord 'Hawke' ift 'Ma ()Nit hobs. % la 1 Gloucester place, in *a Cloriicle ' Interidiisg' to tirirej . to (heats hies, where his barn uehe andfoar i are 41,epr.. .)ii• Lettl.ntip.ha.d to the curricle .two youe s t e idood horses, *Web ta d (tinier been in harness ; . Z a rin against a hu'ekster's cart with a considerable roe ' of viuleisci, and the shock Was so greats tOtbrow. him completely out .of the .curriele' to the dis - tiilice of twiny yards.- IV the cohcossiou *Lord. 1 !hip's, shoulder was dislocated, aqd. he ilceived Many serer) contusions on the head,'&c. 1 In a state totally senseless, he 'Wall 'carried into the Mouse of Mr..CLA TERING SAlrauE l at No. 57, -in Clonc.cstslr-place, and medical- assistance mitt. for.. Mr. Ileavistoe, the .surgeon, attende4.; he rP7, placed the shoulder-bone, and,dressed the Wounds . -.lii his head: . The Honourable Maatiti HAWKE (the Noble Lord's' brother) came . with • Me. Has. *UISIDa. . ,A,.tilaleda KM aftilfMardi italled as fol. laws : . . . . . ' . " Lord itARKB is as well as can be expected." ...; • To prevent public disappointment, the following Members of rho Club started ; they took the usual route, but proceeded nu farther than Turobain.. green, where they put up, and returned to town , . late in the evening, viz: - - ..1. Al r. Charles Bullion Chariot ....4 ,baya. '-' : '2. sii• Charles Bain(ykle Chariot...'.4 roans. 3. Sir John Rogers • Chariot.... 4 blacks. , - 4. Mr. John Spicer Chariat....4 treys. • - ' 5. - Lord Portarlingtoo Chariot.... 4 greys, , • . The Lot is 4 ileirly adeeried Member. • Tile most disgraceftil aceite - of day:l4MR ittWeg was claibited vie ever belieldirliy between rsTety ♦ aaxd forty street-robbers, called pWkpotiliets.:llily ,hare five mad six Wit . gaegi reed Mel r !general len ifeiv4us was near.M r. litirrox ',house. One or Oil gesieratly stand before the person fixed upon to be. robbed, after they have felt his pockets, to ascertain' if there is a pocket-book lit tlie . pocket, or he bal.& watch, others hold tip his'arnsi, whets Ode takes out the poe ket-lsoo k., aci. or viutsout theibbt. tom of the pocket; an d ., this conduct saaltpursued, white numbess of people looked .et them, - ift the rust daring and outrageous manner., At the head of the different pugs were 'Bob Barney, Bill Wood,Bill Whitt, alias Coakey-beau, Joe (laugh l 'AIM' Boo,: harry Toutif9rd, and Old Puyen j , sitiss has been a thief upwarsla of thirty yearsoind ..whisis mow iiiiMenitely rich. It is extremely to be , statelptqii therthore is no fund, or that the libera.. lily pf s the Stagiste.atea, w Ito- hasw the power with the public moughtureward the police officers . , s e ' en itrilticcmkit lor . ttion to attend where there lira' largos asiteMbries of petioto,toapprehend these 4gr. 'og. viliaiiis under the . POlite Act, which we ere ltatr)ttts say k b** neconse a dkid letter,' or the Street. ((Om Whitealopel to yde Park. would net lifilitte Itirthem. - . • _ •... • , , . , •., . <::_ ' ----- ~.; . . - ,80W.4rsouril ,~1 . StIIELDS' TIIII.4TR E.' he repugnsnceevin;ed by the generality at the (inhabitants sof 'South Shichls % against the interested . ditidirits 'who littely sent'ais. eillion tp,bin•BlS, ••egyi approving of the osmium •-of .his Minytterie tnwar.4loivii;Birdists- has 'beat sliniitit in . ianodt instances, hittiknoareo.poitstedit•es id Mbithii r , thb 4 ? th of June, Ok ilkl.l . X*An4 114101,:li 14111`4111i, bespoke by Ste b.uttihert. Rooth .4K. : aim piocb Went quittlycinilibi Aid' Goldman, accompanied by Mr. Buboes. sad others, entered thehouse ) when the spirit of the 111(44Dal serypeollusetl with in...i dignation and zoistempVtaidoe*Theatro cesound ed with_ '.6 4 ,Longdifteitlialtinglind Bogdan j , ! . r 44 J Gentlemen in4be • lower peel 61"-fittl . htioitt hi ust have conceived that tteasoo. tuttetile'llieieitiortle as they, with rest:loryi ilseisnded among thei , gods, where Sir Catirbart loodlYlifotliariled* every' ' nue a i, traitor. who, siordhettrieritwt Blirchtt:', A.. l"o/' ,this, , i c he lie tiireet !wit retetwedir lid 11011irtil0e(1 ; 10 •1411tiotoetWi-vrehih,Wf'ilitiips Were present, ' 'to. Lunt • illif:'ilisialei,4l44 eta of the Theatre;: bat'. his: ' orderll . were not l obeff ~ Mr.' ifitilaierib co desir 40 difriiiids of'Sii,.6,4l,c)n.N steatopohat they • 4fiigikbielinolit; his osdersmenviiintauttrooni. plied-,:mitk; , tnatti''opfr .AvorA ..Eatilo.4:o l, !imi-' ItiA 'votillas 4 torticli • t- . I 406, • : PA It fi s . .ruihe fk-Wihil ter Nat Venice, of the 44,th ult. saye4 *"'Olielotilla pt to sea a few days ego, . It consists of tfrigate s tbrilp, 4 cursettes t. ' aml eeveral gtin.lptudi s ,. its .destination has not transpired.'; . • , It ii . itserfelt Mi l b iSeve'ral retti;cd ts oechasseurs . and hbsirint, ictildt &eV ruturnitTaileaim 'GM:tatty,' tittattgk tho Depuitusent oG - Idoet.Touttere, are to poy * tiouq . tbtik titvcit o kt illy Qt. :Colman" &aort a : and Besancon. `t Ai : Vr t briith 111..110 41st the ;pee, C . optaie•lle. eensi and 't.'n Fictet l 4;Csinald' rtiri•Agno, both of , Antwerp,' ~ h ere eaptuted. ',tad • dirtied into the Teed feu rvgistala.tteat '.hatt : - litlme -howl England. One of them, eitilos lintela. feloets,,..tes. gpenJy 'seen in Coininunication v7,ith, ih.e eaetnrs.erniger.s. AiPlitiete . .froin ViOniti orthe 23,1 elti jais : " . 4ecordittafto Addeo; ftoneConstintlieuple, M. ;Aloe r. Me u h ou r4 h Erench• (Asa rge. d ' A Gins, had nbtained. a special audieeep.of tin:Ail:in, atvaltieh. lii.olheinily notified' to thek Voile,* Alartiagevf. t h'e- • Eitii . .eror ' Napnleen ' with 'OO a Archdoehoss Maria ‘ollisa. - 'The , lEirrivitia'n,'and the.Aga of the Janissaries, ; .had :bean. euddedly atinig se d i . in consrgnence of sorne.aedideuc proceedings.aefoni the Janiss tries. t . ... . .., • • • ' The' Russian t4lotter WeNictii . elt is • by an . th 0 riti :o . t "th'is 7F4:niiler?r crlAt i timtle, le7l , teg a tee pt of .siertan Cosieek's, who are to serve te Albantad }IAA kitEii; Hitt "?: .1 -44eife i ti,rorss'Ststalaiind .of lint BOtlr,eltatxte;'lliiitiortibti- *ire itpeeted there frogs Smedes• which wadi!. ttirrow•-.Eiopitideri. able ebatrugions in4ho wayoti the tra.lo : . to . that "port: - They furthei:alention, Altai all the colonial toluta there; hail been Put ander ittreitration. '.'i ' • Feern.Copinhagen, under date Of the #iii* irk we teem ) that .an tagliah frigate, • erritiug jtj'.the Caitegate, under the Swedish lag, had r,aptered, two Danish privateers, which were suPPetets4; l ep have been.sent to Anilpit., .Nine- Danish privateers . sidled from Aaldbuyit,_-end, had already scot. Into Aeldburg, the knitedest,' . ot ,Oltienloq, Jacob •Seters, Mester, lideditith• sugar, .front „getter,. dim, or ' NeweitAle ; Thr:GottenttUrgh ; Rite Haley' 00 American ye: 15 4 1 14 - 044n. *Winch', Pw L. 'He. Enid:Master, with a carp?. of t?biteen,.Jest fr. Landon for Golteiburgh, awl . Leto .graipsitilde; tlie‘'Wesselr . eirmnraided - by Captiirti Metier •en -1111Mjete and also &Wessel to:tonging to Dintr,ic:. 4" LAW INTELLIGANCE. -'1 • .. ' -- tit:. ....-- COURT QF KING'S RENc4, WllolllP(Viiit ill *Obi .. . Sittings - qt Nisi Priu,s ) beforc•LONC.4.44irAci r .nitliwt, and a Special Jury , - it • 2 ' . • . r ••• • ' - Tilt /LING 0., DEBIT 4 ._.. .. This wee in Intl : kit:lent igaltrst the liefeectinf; for waking a false in* open , tire isdutity : edits, for the purpose of defrauding the Preeeeutor. Mr. Gainow.riatird ) that the Defendant was a stetsvl..of the Manor ofllackney..., The PrPiterest i lii . ;*.e: gh 4 rcb; . r* s in.osileseloa or an nittate e ln . fight OA, wife, .part freehold And . part Opy T tidle-..- -Iliaart 4 1 4 Shwoopylsoithasjor es ple4 the 'Oefearlantordered a couti7anai of it 'to be aWiaillarAiik. P.Mr, ilitkilliy,'4l banker:: Ike di. rectethiapilerit .toidenw els:the- agredinent, in the drift . 0/ )riAticli tile clerk sbt forth the original de. scrip : J[o :pf theAteiste y sod the onethartheck 5p .. . ! pearettentAe survey of theietidifii, also,ltitect: ed kins s to engross is, ;to •be Out isil . ; the County reils,,and to leave blitiki fair . the tiame's intl. the descriptions. When it .catriti•to' be biticutedv II was found that sufficient room bid not been: left for the descriptiens,ead the al111"0110 wet only in.. . serted. Tho frosecutocrefused to• tilt the pre. misty, 011 the ground that .pert lieldollveheld,wnd not . described as smelt, - ..be 'had not rightte4ur reader his title. * Mr. ; Befkeleybridight en Ojact,.. ; meet, affirl., thit : Pcp . acafotr im dispOilessea l ly which ildeinftep‘tinkinitcLend 91‘. 41. freehold' Orb. perty:"/''' ,: . ~ ..... .-- .- - . %, ~ i . . The : AftonilitAcisa . slar. • gasteaded i la fie. fence, that the Wperlent. bad onlylone his ditty. The- Iltoseentti'r'ithrt s. by . . his inettentien f forfeited his copyholit t 'and Oict: 44•410ptv. ea AT faithtei, .serf ht, 'hid, ,inteiefl se yeelt o no wldck:isieostrif hi thought the/ 1 1741d not4keeltesa: Is 04 a needed fbVittp . f t,, _ ;',..„ -... :! .! . 1 ... t .. ~ . 'tLOrd'Etillinoietitis filbjenregd, thst.up !Men., tien . .ro7defrreill the rensecutnethed ;, bean: prtivird itgalisit the' thAilidast4 Tali'll., he : catAliacet :Iriiikinoil ' dered'altivieeidde Air 1 h *4O" 91 hirekrit, •'t $ ,1 1 The JettgairaSki(eidiqgsrlfe : l2fefenihnstZy , '.; .. te.-..... •"*. ' ~ ;;.,;.•. , ~..)- 1 :, z..wile, i : , 12 4 , :, ' I •'4IIBLAPNY:e: , • iv ,,, , i ;. ' .. i , :ft _i.o-.lliiir, .., ..L .L . t . !; 1 Attiu'e'BENCH, DUBLIN, Jots 9. — 'scorn ! Lassa of lit/SUM In - Lbw) grere..,oosstruniqr, ! `•••• -4 - "nettoitra: ' ,* I tliiio.4 . l)l4i*ONillilleiireitbielVetibithid op. ilie - OS'a f e of 4J4PsiestlaPit beotarediliangwep In the cortststet.**,l Atf.rarteseningdieliiiittivi f!frA, •#l4l,Ak et :Asiti potio4 tate Albettiftell '1ni,p 1 ;044p1.4.; Aletedmiteddlhdt bil 44 .'b . iViiiiir iyo ; iii,.Seetnetene*lnvlelin- a? An .?' i' ~,rfuer mi"..aitii .. -ki..'teatir l "fili . ..1 . 4 1 1 1 4 .partiliceiot.Orat-sairni-titt s - I .- , .•,;. . ri e . eleoons to; hitdeiriiarii is stftWa 0 9 1 1 0 1 0 14 . 46 't Iffs4 = freur.:l4ti t 114 4.4 4 .altri r.r: :lig ittitti: Analsinfilik-!%, ol' 1 ' 4e iittk . . l . we:P./01'110,10y . raRE Imam - isse limn: ' • IMPERIAL PARLLAMENr - • ....... HOUSE OF IA/RDS, Seem 14. ......—. in a Committee of Privileges Sir San el 1100111 y won 'heard in behalf of flu- claimant in the Banhary Caere, when the further hearing was deferred till to-morrow. Tue ptueeediqs in the Rusburuagh Cause were likestir• deferred. Several Bills wets brought up from the Couronnes, among which was the Turnpik e Bill. . 0 thu i sot a ic;:i fur the third readingan ,li r i f . t . h i .; (4 l3ere F l : o rer RideQale. "P /Xo e d 4 , 4t and rouleXte, between it was egreglii to heat Cowtl against the Bill io.twerrow. r t, ";. After Berne Y vi X l t ioo ll 7e lj t S wee A ti iii i i . F tils 11 . rdesdire, Ell borough, and F:hinn, the tiara reading of the Bid fur pre , venting vexatious Arrests .yo, appointed for to-inuriow. SCOTCH JUDICATURE BILL. Upon the third reading s of the Scotch Judicature Bill. Lord -I.ailiferifak proposed a chtee. which occa-,ie,; , .J 5..i..e cis cussion hetween b itias and Lord Melville, nod in , Lich Lord Llolhind and Lord Roslyn took part. The cl:44se waste. jested without a division, and the Bill *as passed. Adjourned. • - HOUSE Ok comatoxs,. Jaws 14.. . . . . . . Accounts from the Transport Bea /wens preceded at the Bar, anti Ordered to lk oo thes,fahle, • M. SH I PION, in the name of the Warden u•id Assistant 41CD,tiver liarbtkar, brou g ht •up the bcciimit of • die nitmey ,oetenstio io iinprovinorthe same. The Drury-1 oie Theatre BM. neigh aoteedmetats, ; was read d tifird time, and*pnewd. ~- ' Mr. ASil LEY LOOPER presevitedlit•nedmids of urns WM O4 ht erecting fortibridima 'iod . .taittiiig_ Marlene ToffeW. • '— , • _ , _. . ... v#ir tIOIIN • SINCI.AIfrs illgil-vmd . Blll, 4 with am e nd. aro% was rend. third tinsel, aad_pmeed, ~. • ' ' - Ilk CHANCEL LOR.of the E11, 43 11:41.1git moved, ilia! 'tenter 15931. already voted, 1141. should by granted t. Mr. shingtoiXon ChdirinatS of Way. and 'Meese ; 51. to the Serietukat Arms, foe.. fees 'of awestiulee I wi but. to sin Nehmen, for hissens ees tes te.fise flow. lie Ot.w . propused aw Address to his Ma tr. praying for the time e t the re"' •bortingearns: which 'Edible! Oonantons wonted make good, .atia..7.2010..t0 bur Dyson, set 15001.5t0 Mi. John Le). for rit service. to the flow ; 5003. tothe Lleputy.Serjeant at rtes. The Addrets was carried without opposition, and or. 'dered to be preseeted by sech or the Alembers as wore Privy Counsellors. The Right Aim. '"Gent, then proposed an Ad dre) for suny to. be fumed pie rompensatios.lh•Olerks at. tendik; the Private Committees; for printing the Jnortiate thid Wei to the' Hause or COMIL01111; and A.PI. to me. G. Witham, for making add preparing the ludex, sad ptiethig the same. ASSESSED. TAX Fs. '' On.the Mution for the third rending of the As. .sessed.Taxes Bill s , Sir T. TURTON sald t that lie -bid expected, during the preseatSessinn, .some measure from the .eight Hon....;Gent. oppoaitcoo lessen the hurthen of the 10CPMe lax on the • middling and lower classes of society.• Re conceived this could be done without reducing much that branch of reve. tamp and, thil lame, a - plan upon the subject. Ministers,• diving the 'Vacation, did not turn their most serious - thonghti,to - this °Neat.. lin would .bringlt before the House early in the next Session. He thought the numerical proportion wrong, in.. . asioath as there was IN tomparisun between a man ' itlt2oooi.m.yeer ,paying 5001. and a man having only $OOl. a.ycar, - raying 231.. It could * octet have been in the contemplation of the Legislature, ta4 fella plying 40s. ip the (pads should pay an ' • eche takiir four. /(e was sure the menus of ilieointddlini Class to pay that tax were tredeally Aistereaalbg, -. and' her could in priratwerti_Steis In. iitaitie if . fIU Vie )it lion. OentlAiie. He . ; objected : Via testate:Liu property in the funds being exemilt froin4he teal . by' this we lost an ineotne of 63,000/, We had loncseired the prinriPle of tatting them to have been. acknowledged, end had expected that it would have been. discussed during The present geidien. He meant no opposition to 'the Hill ; If was oe die..contrary among the very fttltillsessuresfOrvbich hegaie credit to Govern. tient, but be th ought-that it wookftnucterinlonnd to the honour pf Ministers, were they prepirly to Modify these taxes, especially .as it Was probable that some thing'of the kind must be. kept up . even . after the conclusiois of 'lite war.. • The CUANCEI O I4OR-Of the' YICIIEQUEEt ,bri4y answered tothe obeorwiatts itif the Hon. Bart. and 'declared that he had wti' rimy, - vier was it Cate fu hisecintetiplatlon to protract the Income Xvt *Rio She conclusion 'of the war ; it wuutd: be them ; Ito eweegit to look Tor whatever veeourees Might _wanting.. His tort 'tit pieseut was to at t.. the Collection. es east as possible, Consistent Witt thO *eltaie of the reweave.' • Ile denied . hoeing siveweily pledge about taxing foreign pcapertf in thfigeßite; ho had merely' eltdaitaken to direct; • his attention ,tp pie 'Ojai, ead s efter'haeing dune ati; didn't " tt . a eeptelieet cadet ailed* iiiiteee: '' • 'fid 't istetier." - : '. - . , ~.,_7 ; ,1:, ' 1. -7. •. 1 ** I,A/ter tente s cibiertitiOnS fiom Mr.ibyttskilt '.. .I#ll.:wp read a dltird'ihne nod' pissed; . ! f... .. ; . A; y I;II.I . ADAS. nadveCtlie tblttliiiihi of I. • tilt'lndia /ono .ftilii,..oo,..mbeek :14. 'O . ' a 41'...i . • ' - 4 111 i 1, 7 Ttlitio.l 4 l, rep, reld,:tbseekbeigh Ititis4hatijette incti kc .!' ripplAtitaccurecti of afrigteartion if•thelle lecle„ .. kppesp e „lump. • wee, Gentlemen 'quid Osiee Iteroltitry consented • voteeettYV Wlliofi and Oa kip)! 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