The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-05-18 00:00:00

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King-street, Covent-Garden, THIS, and four following Dais. at Twelve, THE .cry valuable CABINET of SHELLS, including a .Wentle Trap, which, for its size and pre servation, may be deemed matchless; a. few Fmaila and Mi• Derails. Greek, Roman, Saxon, and British Cairn; Antique N;:ticifes; eleg.ut old Japan, 13rnnzett, Marble Busts. Cabi nets, ttc. collected apwards of 90 Year, ago, at a consider able rxpence t and with great Taste and Judgment,. by Wil liam Webber. Esq. derema. formerly of Nukeistneet, West minster, inn latterly of Blackheath. To be I , iewed, and Catalogues had at the Room BOOKS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mews. KING and LOCIIEE, At their Great Room. A, King-street, Covent-Gartien, on TFIURSDAY, MAY 21, and tea following Days, at T. clue, THE STOCK in TRADE of Mr. BENJA MIN U HULL, Bookseller, of May's Solidity, de ceased. May be viewed, May . 23. and Cataingneshnil at the Room. E YTON, late Partner with the deceased SIR JAMES RR.ANSCOMB, Has the pletwure annoancing to his Friends and the Pub lic, the LOTTERY which draws Bth JUNE,, gives the greatest chance to the Adventurer for so small a risk : Four rackets of Tickets, One Modred in each Packet, are to be given by the Contractors to the fortunate Holders of the first • drawn Prize above 151- when ti Ticket may gala upwards of 100001. and Shares in proportion. Evros bas been truly lucky in selling Packets of Tickets: No. 7,081. producke nearly 4,0001. and No. 3,618 producing 941,1651. was sold in Si stn. n Sixteenth=, and paid by him to the respective Holders, wbo received' for each illiiteenth 14171. 16s. 3d. Erretr soticits a Cootinuoinee of the public Favours at his Lucky Care, .2, CO RNIII LT A near the MA SIGN -HOUSE. Swi FT anti CO. respectfislly inform the Pub • lie, that the" have on SALE., the TlGlClallimei SIIARKS of the NKW LOTTERY, Which will huh' mod finish Orawioran the 6th Jaw. • The Scheme is nn the, snore approved principle as 'rho hut ha.inc only Five Thouiand Numbers, with T Thotband Notch in Priv.ep, moots w hich ore FORTY C.% (TEALS"; In addition to these, the Public are pre eated • EXTRA PRIZES of Ticket', tom of a Number, by which the Adeoptoree the chalice of gaining Four Prises of T Pounds hv the purchase ur n single Ticket. a Capital Prizes h:ive hero Sham) and Sold et the" No. 11, Poultry ; Nu. 12, Charing eras; and Nr guwHies-street: .1 4 791 .. it-Xl,ooo ISM* .. 210,&10 I HOW 8..132t .... *WOG 17.612 .... 111,000 10.439 MVO .• • • 91,0013 90,95 e .... 10010 1,451 13,861 .... 204100 21,26 ••• • 10,000 19,358 9,16 . 2 •• . 1000 7,15? ..: . 10,000 16.9K4 ISt .... It 2 1 -4 .... .. il I ILI hi i Irl CI 11;ift 'MI •• • • MAK) 931 .... • 5,000 17,281 2.3,! . . 111 . . 100.100 19:247 .... 5,110 g ;53 Three of the Capitals sore Shored and Sold :al ie the hot Lottcryo. 1111S11 staid TWENTY cAPtTA, in the Two last Lotteries. in Shares, at 4, Grabill. and 9, Charing -Cross. LAST LOTTERY, LATE LOTTIiR .• Valentine's Day, Drawn 14th February, 1810. 2016 October. 1 .... Prise of C 90.000 2 Prizes of. 1 7 . low 3 3 5OO '2 amp. • Caoitals. 8 Capital.. _ • Tickets and Shares for the N RSV LOTTE RY. begins anis ends na Bth of JUN R, are now 'wiling as ahove.—Tise Scheme abounds with the usual, number of MONEY PRIZES, besides which the Contracipr gives FOUR. EXTRA PitlZtiti OE FOUR. HUNDRED IVIIOLE TICKETS. be which a lingle Ticket may gain upwards of £l O O,OOO, and n ixtea•otl ► 6,trX) G ra hams. Schemes to be had. with Bartsculars, at 1. Carotin!, awl 9. Chasing Cro.4, Lasultrat. irlaANscomß AND COMPANr 4 L with their alma GREAT SUCCESS. sold in Last Lottery, iwiti Shares. In the preceding Lottery : Si7J4 Jesexu No. 1,618 4 11 1. ( 100 4,554 sof X 503 each .. 2,5:).) 9of £5OO each being Shares of almost every Capital thert'iu; and in last Year only, Six of X 40,000. and Capitals to the Amount of 4:40,010. besides the first '30,00 il. the last 2.5,000/. and ONLY 10,0001. ever shared; and io pre ions years, to an Amount beyond all Lprecedent t are now selling Tickets and Shares in the NEW OTTEILY, to be drawn Bth JUNK, in which there are Four Detre Grand Prizes of 10u Tickets each, which may produce to a Ticket seloo,ooo, and to a Sixteenth, upwards of 'caw°. BRANSCOME and Cn. again guard the Public ngaln' the Deception set forth of their Finn, and Claims of the Sale of the first and last of Extra Grand Prizes so Oven; the 'FACT is. every Sixteenth wits sold, and the fortunate Ad venturers each received 45471. lfts. Sel. at their OLD onil ONLY Offices. iu London, No. 27, 'CORNfiILI.; No. IR, HAYMARKET; No. 11, HOLBORN and N 0.269. STRAND. I They will never falsely assert they divided a Capital which was not absolutely SHARED aid SOLO to the Public as above. NEW STATE LOTIP.RY, TO BE DRAWN IN JUNE. HAZARD, BURNE, and • Co. Stock Bras tiers, respectfully inform the Public, that TICKETS,' and fl A IES for tlsepresent STATE LarT C.R.Y. are a* Sale at their Office, No. 99, ROYAL EXCHA NGE. The Scheme is en the same impaled Plan us She bott o ms So h umber of 'f icitels. Mode of prowl% &r. aril preseallo atklitinti to the £200.000 of Prim. FOUR EXTRA BENEFITS, OF ONE HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS BACH, Which ore to he given to the Fournekets of the First Now. her drawn a Prise above £l5. Letters, post paid, duly answered. tad Ilelbemes gra& Ilook. India, and Swish See Stocks, with their wool Annuities, India Bonds, Etehrpsee BIEN and every &seep, ttou of Government Ctecuritles, bought and sold by Coed 2of aC90,010 P . 29 of. .X 20,000 13 of 33 uf.. 10.000 id....... a. . 4 r 0 0 47 of 5,000 99 of llO9 H 0 li, 11 Sl3 Y and Cu. Stock-Brokers, shared and sold the above Capital Prizes, and paid the same oo demand. On JUN E the Bth, the STATE LOTTERY will begin and damn. Four LOIS. 'Must*, Me glom. by, willek Om Balder of only a Si:toroth Share can obtaiii 212 Thousand Guineas. Tickets, thirsts * Quarters, mid Eighths , asks se" 'genii proportions.. Orders by Post or Carrier executed on thesniee Terms os II promnt, at their 014 Establised Stale Lottery Offices. • 26, CORNHiLL, and ST. MARGARET'S IIILL, BOROUGH. .. , - -- • SALTER' S hAttilabitT, ' NEAR MI GNINERAL POST OFFICE- A spleadiclassosablimps ef Modpra HOUSEHOLD PURNI TURE of every dencriptiop, Luta Carpets, 20 EAGLE SHARES, a Sideboard af Modem Plate, a liandsonsc Gig and Horse, &e. TO BE SOLD , BY AUCTION, By Messrs. SAMUEL. ,AIINOLD and Company, ths MONDAY. Nay 'll . Mel fellow* Day, At 12 o'ClorL witheat emery., 1 TIKE GENUINE and late PROPERTY of B ARON HOFM AN, oh; te Batavia, on the Pre mises. No. 2. Salter's lilall-ssoart, Otaisms.street t 2 . 4 . ing 8 capital Mohootay 4•Post Bedsteads, with ri logs, and suitable Bedding, Wardrob _Secretary, and - 1 Bookcases, Drawers, 9 144 Pedestal 'lifeboat*, a Set of .....2z. rich Ram Wood Card Tables, Di Tables on Clan's, Mahogany, and other Choi" rid Cot Hang* Las ter, Large (tidies alkilliMwts, ar.. e. .:14, Ow viecomPsowalleadlYk ' hireirilie 1 Premises, aadat the Nee York Coles Arm. • • SPBC . ULUIE.,-, „,' • , ~ ' The Scrotal Edition, Pndeli: — 1 1 rrHE SPECULUM ; or, A' . :.. bf DRAW. ' LNG I. WATER COLO • • ,:' INSTRUC TIONS fir SKETCHING from NA O, L T . i • kamprisieg the whole process of a Water-Odoarod I AselltarkV exemplified la Draw*. Shadmaom and a eomplete Landscape la all its ` lens lbr Composedieg aostl eilk l Teres ies itrink, Blew, be. By J. HASSELL. Sold by M. Jam b. Newgme‘streei I Sherwood, Neely, and Jones , Pateraailec•row 1 T. Tem, Cheasaildts all by all the Booksellers is the (hiked Ellatdom• •• The greatest compliment we eau pay this Little ansanal is to my we perfectly understand it. and Mut the art of draw ing a landscape is so eimpli.lbd, as to have sewed as to ime a good half hoer and twe law sheets of paper, is litrel . pace . of its directions." Vide Moos-Irv, MIRROR, for P. 'lBlO. This Day war published. in 4tn. price*. sewed, .. ALETTER to SIR JOHN KDEN, Baronet, Chairman of the General (barter Sessions of the Peace, for the Conley of Durham, front the JUSTICES of the PEACE, acting within the Meath West Division of Darlington Ward, in the saki Connie. • i To which are added, COPIES of LETTRIP4 which have passed in s Cowers: pot dnnee with the CUOTOS ROTULOILUM I and other IMPORTANT PAPERS, relating to the DUTIES of his. Ofiee. Prin;ed for Limitlniti, Horst, Rees, and. OflnP. Patenting ter-row, and W. Miller, Albemarle-street, Loudon; 'eadli. Charnley and SM. Pinteasde• This Day . *as pablisbed, Very handsomely printed', is one Volume, post 13vo. price • • • 9s. Boardi, VOCAL, POETRY ; or a Select Collection of V English Songs. T 9 which is prefixed a new Elroy me Song 'Writing. By .101 IN AIKIN, M. D. Printed for ,L,Jolnents and Co. Si. Paul's Churelt•yeitd. Dr. Ain widerstanditat that a new Edition of Essays no i oa ls Writing, with a Collection of Sonp, Ste. has jou been • ited with his:Bsuie =mired. by - 31 r.• Evans, of Poll finch it n ..emry to declare that he has Reser been cononited on this tephbliention, And tias no Concern whatever in la, To the EDITOR of the 37'41'8SM/14 Ste,—l have read, with no inconsiderable de. gree of interest, the speech of Mr. Poisoner, in support of the claim of the House of Com mons, to exercise sammary jurbdictioa in matters cognizable by the ordinary Courts of Lsw. It appears to me, that this Leader of. Oppositioi has, with • the subtlety of a Nisi Niue Pleader,. omitted to notice, or has toadied witka purposed delicacy, some striking featerm of the *a in question; and, beititmisleillit:iiiticipita. 'lvo% Able, the approaelsielememe, at .otustpiptiou, I solicit You Ot..A. taxs-..esssaisko ewe the doctrines wiateavkatie been latett ret.eived• with such applause •ii:thilower House of Parliament. It Is a striking (sa p Sir, and somewhit remark. coincides with Mr. PONSOirr'S philippic against Kings, that those doctrines were- first en. forced to any cooslfierible extent by that House of Commons which abolished the Monarchy of Eng land, and annihilated the.legislative authority of the House of Lords. The feeding Members of that As. 'Nobly had suffered 'revere persecutions from the Agents of the Coult; and when they became in their turn posyessed 'of power, they were eager , to retaliate, and, selectin g as th e i r fi rs t v i c ti m s delinquents who had, by ii.eariety of crimes, justly excited the public ludteitettoo, they were sup. ported in the exereisaiira ' 66 vigour barred the, law," by the voice of a;Alionghliers people. As a specimen of the spirit by which ,those who, at that period, ' tt rallied round Pacliament," were actuatedagainst an etiouxioiss lnildual, I shell quote the reply .mate by.Mx4 - Er. Joins, one of Mr. PoNIONWIP eitsrthior,tear Ate trrefritable ar iument of the EariAif sxstarrooo t titat titu im. 'peachment against ittuaelf was jot founded on any statism :—" He that - vroutd dill have others to have a liw, why shauld he hose any himself? Why should not that be done to him Abet himself would have done to, others ? itlis tree, we give hares and deera, hecausithey be beasts of cheep. . 4 was either 'cruelty or' feni the head, be. ma; 'di *6l idostels ad It seems no violation (punished. If the ' naughtiness by Commons, be laity which the be doomed to .'forefathers. ~ the very state. once to effect its -,tion is of this •of Commons compel *plum_ of any per. son, not being a Peer of the Realm, Who is charged with a breach of Its Privileges—that its Members have a right, a(ter originating au accu sation on this head, to sit as Judges in their own causes, and to put the accused party on his trial, without the aid of counsel—and, after hearing evidence onsworn, nay, without hearing evidence at all, to give judgment against the bap*, and to imprison him during their pleasure. It Is indisputably evident, Sir; that this claim * involves in its admission the surrender to the ca. price of ihe House of Commons for the tide ing, of the personal liberty of every subject of these realms, who. ventufts publicly to call into question the conduct of public men, or to state his disapprobation of public measures. This claim it seems, Sir, is to be maintained by an appeal to precakeis. But. , will any candid and enlightened niau pay respect to any prece dents, however numerous, or to any usage, how. ever ancient, by which such a claim , may be sup. ported ? I confidently answer " No," and apply Ito this subject the manly language of Mr. Fox, who, on the question of die atiatensentet no im. Notchment on a dissoletion of Parliament, ob. served, that, " with -regard to the force of pre. coststitutionalpoints, had the dispensing power claimed by the STEWARTB been decided by precedent, it plight perhaps have been found to be good; but that where any 'usage eppeared subversive of the Constitution, if it had lasted ffar 'one or two hundred years, it was not a precedent, bat an usurpation." Now t with the giggle reception of a direct con. trout of our civil authorities by a military force, I. cannot, Sir conceive tmore flagrant violation of the principles of the Constitition, than the• slain), the merits of rebid / how take the Mica) , to discuss. One of Wielnust glorious character. istics of the Constitution is an (miens and jealous. protection of personal liberty. In met, of t s highest misdemeanours, provision is made by sale s to allow the accused party time to prepare for trial ; and he Is peemitted, upon giving bail, to beat largo, till thu moment of his conviction. On his trial hots allowed Counsel to conduct his defence. The evi dence against him isiiven on oath. Re is tried by a. Jury, whet. impartiality is secured by uvcry pos sible precaution—and should he be found 'guilty, the discretionary sentence whisk stay be passed triers him is definite is its deration. In addition to all then safeguard" spins; wrong, winos pro. - • such were Ik. humano and Ise' of Corn. of summart 4rliamentiry maxim which .-1" Oneida .4: ,• . 1 . 81 Hundred . TEGG'S — COLLECTION or ROMANO .13.. n*" uYIIC W.Utlitir" I " . " e ' WO g " hares and deers, becausithey be beasts " W 6 This Day wasp blished, in duodecimo. - esalmellithtd.vilth two Engem '•;igs, coloured, No. I.Ao be corlased Motif?, enti if was hewer accounted either . crtieft Price only Sixpeoce, “ ' • 'piny t o knOciffestes awl MOlgell s Oft the I with Four si p Ec; a'S COLLECTION OF . GOTHIC can , t h ae b e ba ss o of p re y . " ,cleenturer has TALES AND ROMANCES; being the Mat crow' it T Thousand • pima and enterfandue Work ever pu blished .. • * Such, .Sir, was the language, such the following Lawton, poldishlid by TinimaS Tegx, 111, Cheopildes aid principleiwf the" Statesmen, whose hu their Mies, may he C v n ie 'l e rep sa l he ßaiLlN: N k *e: 1 0 . r o r r vic N.:7 . ..- 4 -i'mut - . • ot . . ettiPgbistied decisions afford this House No. 31, Aid- TBORIMAXYIit•LOUR diARINER,S I IitAGAZIXI, faoini the must abundant examines of fl .. As,ona to klelli9Nted Weethirlitrorty Numbess. , , t procoidinp against the impugners of part 9 •• • • 31990 Alio. • rivilege. Most wissratArtEPWitical ma 1 •io HAssii,ii.., wins° 114,CAZINE, No. ',Price P g• It .. !Ititionme. .;-.. ** 4 ' • _1 •. • SALLOW attributor f4i Akita CASA& I-- 4 SAN ADYll4l24444tlo,_____ - polo. exempla et bash *Wig 41 141 .,,,1 s•• • I tat - - isestgease«: i ns:-r. - - - iairerthipoo 4isdignalhos,•arit.'ininfiti Haim 1 tee Thill44, w as ~10,6 141111. 1 t lll ' ll wetww), e wbellitha w " novae: illud exensplwas ab , &psis tit i am by messisedsis from Origin& Draw- -8 .1 1.01) 0 kir , u - ,. - ... ' • -s! , rf.. - • Maros et non idoneos transfertur." 'Libor Olices A DVICE to SPORTSMEN, Rural or Metro. to be the decree of Providence, that nt ~,.„ a tik poliesia, oovieintes ••r grown Persons, with Anecdotes o f j ust i ce s h a ll finally Dan wieunfshe PRIZ 1 : 4 5 the most renovnled *huts of the Day, exemplified from - • • claim, lately asserted with so much Eau Lite; including recommendatory Hints in the Choke of 6 Gum. Dogs, and Spottiag Paraphernalia. Also nameless, *sepia Members of the House of Con ?TRAY, Costume, aid Cirrespuednice. Selected from the original established, severe will be the penalty wn Notes, &c. of Meirmadulte Stockwell, air. ler, 1809. ' " Thou shalt not kill." Exams. Inhabitants of these kingdoms will be I - " A hold pheesentry. a countey's pride, • • pey, for the transgressions of their . forcl 1f..•.4 . 20.00 0 When once destroyed can never he restoed." But in my humble op , , inion Sir. the t servo , Go LDSIIIITN. 1000 London: priatml fbe Thomas Tegg, Ni,. 111, Cheninide ; matt of this claim is sufficient alt once t , 500 W. Atlanta, 31, Old Entallin-fl; W. Lindsell, Whopole- condemnation. The claim its . 4sestion street, and of all other Rooksellers. - • - - ** oose 'of '• ' • That the n _ Where may be had Tegg's Edition of 'ELIZABETH, alarming extent .. .''hat which with four Engraving'," small paper, Ss. large ditto Ss. has a right to compel the appearince of Ina few days will be pablbbed. In Syn. S URGICAL OBSERVATIONS : Part 11. on the Ostia and Treatment of Penedo Syphitic Diseases, are ea Diseases of the Urothns• By JOHN ABERNETHY, F. R. S. Piloted for LONGMAN, HURST, REES, and ORME, Pateruerter.reer. • Of whom may be had, Part I. On the Colatitudes' Origin and Treatment of Local Diseases, and on Amines'''. Price 7s. boards. • Under the Tide of SURGICAL OBSERVATIONS Will be re-pablitated, in saceession, with considerable • Additions, Part 111. Contalairm Obiervatiesis owlnNarksof the Head, and MlsrellaiseuesSabkets. Part IY. Observation. en Cbreele * Abscesses and Tamers, which are is the press, and ha considerable foneadneas, AN published. labia Nip. royal llors. price Ids. is boards, VERDINAND and ORDIELLA ; s Ramie Stet" t with Antiseptic Apecdotes of the Itaminn.eppi atter die Delwin of PETER THE (MEAT. To wisieb is added, a PRKFATORY A ISDILIPAIS to Ad SATIRIST, upon PATRatis and DKMCATIONS, Ra t FORMERS and IiSFOKIIRTIORS. Be PRISCILLA PARLANTL Anew pt the 4direpoirs ofMaria, Carmen (Alm Printed lbr L Tipper, Lar—iimendlitrott ; and V. Miller,. Albcasatlellnet• a , I ~_. _,. visions are made' for the rectifying by superior Courts of errors committed b, subordinate oath°. rities. Again, for the due adedoistration of jus. Lice in ordinary cases, it is "raided, that the ac. cased party shall bet tried in the county or sheriff. dote where the:criminal lets limpeted to him are alleged 'ha, have heel committed, by which wise provision etch science is saved to Defendants, and they eiijey, whit is an invaluable bleising to the innocent, skonetkiog approaching to an appeal Ito their vicinage. With pride. as in Englishmao, end with grateful admiration of the wisdom of oar ancesiors, do I impress my coneletien, '.bat 'Minter . rases the' - ithniusi . jurirpru. dance of our country. in its practical admi. aistration, approaches . nearly to perfection.— But what is the process attempted to be en forced by the House ef 'Commons I At the will and pleasure of, perhaps, a doses of its 'members, a Mao may be dragged to their Bar from the rocks of Orkney, or from the verge of the Land's End. Or, if •the, harsh sound, of turbulent patriotism should grit/ upon their honourable ears from the coasts of 'Donegal, the culprit may be hurried across the • Channel, to .answer for his want of courtesy. He is put upon his trial instanter.— 'However incompetmit he may be to speak on his Oita behalf, 00 one Is allowed to plead lttr him.— Tito witnesses whichorey be produced against him, SlT;awed kyAo g ranatien t of an oath • and when , !unit in•errenged defence is , finished, as pax', by a simple !Woof/the House, be consigned to imprisonment, nut, for goy definite leogth time, but during the will and pleasure et - thoio who live.actedto.ihe doeblicapacity of bib ac. d irk 'inr.d4d • •... • The common moo et ineekilid, Sir, revoke ageipat this ckaina, 'tui it is thus analysed; and it accordlotly happens, .that the attempt to while" it upon men of resolnte minds has frequently. re. deeed.tha 400101 1 0(.Commens,to serious .entbar. rastinsents, and rendged it the object pf odium area , contempt. 64 . piths eeign of Cos aces, II." 'rt., MyrrtlßCt p subject, which • so CareriallY guarded by the Great si b and by the late law of Habeas Cotpus • • wai. y•day. violated by the arbitrary and 44 capricious commitments of the Comrnons.—At 46 last the vigour and courage of one STowar,, is of Exeter, put an cud to the practice ! , He re -44 fused to obey the Saareawr at Altos,. 'lead 4 4 upon his leferree,, ass mild, that he knew of 4 6 no law by which they. pretended Ustommit Mm. " - i rseilossee sz fiadiog it egpelly. dangerous to 4 . proeeed or 4 recede, got elf by ae:eweelea : 66 they inserted Is 444 t rotes that ST411111& *rue " indisposed, and that e, month's' time was al. • f. • 66 lowed him for the recovery of his heeltio— le the case of theAylesberrmen, in there lps - at Qeeen ANNE, !hick Lord Msimots seems to foots with so much pride and satisfaction, the violent proceedings of the House of Commons led to such embarrassment, that, to cut the knot, the Queen was obliged to dissolve the Parliament. 'the • * summoning of the printers in 1771 established practice which the Howie had prohibited; namely, . • ..gie practice of publishing the debates in Pattie pent. Mr. Mims, the gratuitous trustee of the Duke of Yoga, base i elluded to the ridicelous defeat which it sustained in a contest with. the ce. lebrated Mr. Hemmer, new better known by the name and title of Joni! Hoax* loose, Esq. I need not remind you, that when during .his opoisestitutionel expullsioe;. Joan Wireless was summoned to attendee the bar of the House, hp refused so to .410 ; and thatthe Comment, to via rid .of the difficulty, summoned him for a futon% Aly, over which they took tore to adjourn. • Aud whet has the House gained by the comasib, tal of Jams Gat,a JONES ? Of that Gantlet:out, I will net street . speak slightingly. The Arai endurance of miefoetuart, excites, its my wind, emotions of _respect. Bet,. I- trust, that the ho. .nest pride of Mr. JONES . himself will not be O 4 :leaded, when I stale my *pluton, that neither his eondition in life, nor hiiiiintuence in society, ren. tiered necessary the orueetdiogs which, at .the in .etance of Mr. Yong, *ire adopted against him. dills demeanour at the Bar of the House of Com mous CANCE4I that it.w.de not his aim to olstpiii.a vulgar popelerity by systemetic insokoco; and I -sin persuaded, that even.the majority of, these who may have thought him strong, in the Brat stance, are at present persuaded, tit, considerlng the long duration of his :,ii i ntrlionmetat, he is, " more sinned against, theivslening." La its subsequent warier.; with Sir F. SETT, the House has involved itself in a teultiled• of perplexities, of which, the public may as per. ratted to think, that they has. not tended Woad to its dignity. • • . If, Sir. the House of Commons appeal to pre. cadent in support of &eclairs of privilege, wide* . 1 am now taking the liberty to ezemine, tlsti pee. rein will she appeal to precedent, to show how this privilegehas been abetted. They will remind each other of ,the " arbitrary and tt•apricious can. mitments" ir('ehtl' reign of .CsiaitLes 11. .They will reeolleet 'alit id the year 1/04, • five indlai. ~duals. haring, orortght an action in the CtEeili t E Death against the Constable of A_ylesbury, for. re. fraying to take their 'totes at an Election for *bat Borough, were by thetHoese of Commons impri. • . • sorted for so doint—that these individuals, having .attempted to obtain their liberty - by writs ,of Habeas, the House proceeded to imprison the So.. . !Wear and Counsel who had sued oat the said writs, and pleaded for the prisoners upon their `return. The people, Sir, will not fail to remember, lkatwhsn this House of Common' wu Illtrohenhire c . II I . • • . , • _ . 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