The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-11 00:00:00

Ndv.u. IN7'A.;LLIggn6. • • slot: rir. itl%r. R.—Arrived the Walsingham prtsket, • • •,, nit:a sami;a. from I.i.bon, which place she left On the company aWs his Majesty', ship Ulysses, of 40 ad a convoy of transports, fur England ; and hi. Ma • • iip Semiramis, of 38 gun-, un a cruise Southward. A •f tr.anport. from England arrived at Lisbon the same . . .1 - iying is the Tagus, hi. Majesty's ships Bartleur, gent, L'lmpetueuv, Alyrtle, Jasper, Dotterel!, and • of Wale, parket.• Oa the 4th inst. in lat. 49.'!0. . . spoke the brig Betsey and Sophia, (rpm Lisboa. i•.• , out'!;) days. Lard Wellington, with the corn . • • ..,ccupied nearly the same positions as per last , • •,.. etensy advancing and retreat ingialternately (no hop- of out-manceuvring Irk Lordship) ; but do • •• •: led to attack. Accounts of a recent date had rived at Lisbon. from Cadiz, whirl; represent that 1 , ..r:•t! 1, perfectly secure Evan all attricks of the enemy. • 1' t.v morrn, Jipir 9,, f lBl.o. —Arrived the brig lklaia, of t +, lnirti Qohert. Ike!, moue, .frl*.pai,g4l4,,,,pe. with: ,7 tr o:13 ori-t• ; the brig (:t):!(I Stateitiditsi,CaptAisFurrikat. f n TLutti-a, with tar' and .targietiae ; disk Ilia 'nitwit I ..1 Cliiiitiiiwiliftiruit" with With pel; , onc , r ; of w ar, , Aisistfnitz or tle7penntis, who lately estiohuldiAig a dre width took place tt IAC ea steebutit of which they were per inme,d „ tur n edtddry; al*Wtive English ladies are ,At'r in h:r. T:wir manes are a. follaw,„ Hobby, William Robitasia, Williar4Tkura ls:ll, Witlkur 6411•1111' , , Tali/WAS Atkin:Ala, 11lic h o l t r DAvte4 °Aar', Silrgetlll. lOth Dragetsin ; Betty Cowan, ditto, of '1.1,1 Light Dragootn; Frederiek Fiorelto; ditto; of I.t ilu”or., K.(3. L. ; I daar4Curby, ditto, 99th Jainei 12,11,Iiiii4tim, ditto, iithtlitup ; Thomas Walker, 1 ditto, s'.:d Jilin; Janie. Duni', ditto, 53d ditto ; John Mom ditto, Kisl ditto; aid Frederick Deppe. ditto, Battalion 1( . ; Mown, MIA Mount, Eliaatweb Payne. Taylor. and Atiak Beaulieu. Arrived the French chawe mire', La Marie Joseph, with wine and bandy, captured by the Cuicora frigate. Arrived the geo•brig firma a etaisc. Sailed as Thursday night. the Spaai.li frigate for florunalt, with arms. and a great qamitity of aurnitulatiaa and warlike WW I . the Plover of war. aid the Dex terous brig of war, as a ervize g and the Arum* frigate, to the Westward. Patron, J 1.7 Z UN—:rho Wig Williams arrival hers last evetting from Ilautkes with wheat a she had st very quick paige, but brings as iwtellietstfof uumnenti the C a pt a in., and several of the passemgers, %WU at Dunkirk when Ilpierp , plrte smut his Etnpreii sande *I 'wry into that pimat tine rhil a mts. whether with NIA or led will, paid thew the . rated ImaJurs. Several ships of the tine nad triples harts dapped dews th' Scheldt, in under la pat 1.. e% when oar ships ea blest* oq the coast. Sir RICUARD KEATtS imaAcaiatelY sans from Plymouth Nita sluadrop tit frigates, to' IA: , Ike chief comniami is thlasst An latmetpu siii.alier of- Alm.ri: vcsqels arc on their voyage to this cottatty, laden with flour, cotton, Sz.e - . • . . • General ItiO.WD has been sent by bONAPARTL tit. St. Domingo, frith a • 'haw of establishing a fouling or interest in that island, •either by run twins one Or oilier of the rival chiefs dependant on hint by prof f ers ofassistance, or by creating a third party in opposition to both. Ripano had strived at Portals-Prince ti Aptil, and. had , opened a negociatien with PLTION. There are a great number of Cardinals in Preis, ' in a state of virtual confinement, as none of them on any cnixisiun can obtain permissiun to leave the (Nil o it, They are allowed pensions of .?,O,COO byres (l,10)1.) a,year each, in lieu of their former immense rercautt. •' Pillll4tilvtit, we understand, wilt bcf . eorogued this day su'nuigl't ; the business infipilconthitans .ledto be finished on Wednesday/pushing the sill adj4nrn, to afford the 'Hogue time to ..- • the several Ras before it.. , • The projet of ; Cusim e rciat,' . PrOattbatjreen j,bg Emperor of Itusst,A and the Ya!race Racmer Po tired has been f.4nraWeil IL St. Pittersbaegh. The; terms of the Tr •at Vivre ' brouiht. veer 4,, ibi s 0041 E14 'ilia' g,4itleinira 'who aceorepa4ied Mr. Brut, frolo Janine°. • They tee stoporteikto . s. be att.4ot.igestiio to the watt's. All ill, Scotch Militia at present Vt. Jh ngland. aces we understand, to be lama.: ately .seat home, preparatory acs a plan fur re ersiliag the Scotch regiments of the hue (rout titeir reeks. . , . • , Tie Property T 4% is more productive than I ever; and why •hould it not be so? Every article of comoitoption is enhanced in price, especially of ' the siecos•►lies of lifo ; consequently the land sihicb produces them risos in value. Aceordieg to the (nest moderate oomput4tion, the whale pro. perty of England, in laud, has been raised one third in cstinsated value, whether to let or sell within these seven years: how Ikea should the In. come 'Fax, or Property Tax, do other than swell iY inllollol, 116010 wperially as Snowier; now try if their regislationti and imprisrmaants in taxation eau multiply the produce and raise the stoney fro. the pockets of the people, in the sates manner as ingenious nistroufaetnrers can raise rag power, and inuhiply labour by stcaeabOsigitte4ll . • It is said that Sir Snowy SMITH Is agaio to be employed en !holies* American station. Lord G. Chsvorstes Au purchased Burlington 'l ou se, and le s d ior *et it ek- for his , residence. The plan tap t> tit and:buildings' street s on its - acne, is eiessegatatif abandoned. It is ealeutatet, that within one month afro: the removal of the restrictions on A etericen coastearce,- dowarila of one thalami' vessel* would loaf* the Gaited States for British puris t , Laden with 'Alice, c.tton, tobetco, Ace. • It x 36 staled in some of 141 woolliveripers; that the Earl of Sr. Vincatar waaadaegeroady ill ; indeed, to so great a degree, as to oemmton. v.ry considerable anxiety among his, Lordship's fiivils. We have the plessurp, Oureeact s , t 9 sure the public, that his Lordship enjokiell, - 4bOd4 a state of health at this moment ) as be baallosarws at any period of his life. Cony Excitation, .True 11.- r There are short supplies of IA heat raustaibe tn.daSt, ion large Forenoon hand. wait ing the Autetican arrivals—Sales arc heavily elected. mid those cheaper. Barley mid Matt 143 ittailetfin astir pricer , . In Peat and Bean., of both torts. Hick alteroticia. There are feu arrivals of Oath but tuterubirresualtiallt quantities :1;q1 this trade is named at little sluicing.. Flout Wise 1.1,4er, • THE STATFSMAKiiT Slit- rItANCtS auxasTA: , &) l Pitat_ 310), Tea.-“ 164.14 of Ott.' . 1? • r With what madness the lielme Of Ileitaie proof* ' • .‘ 'lithe world mouth Irbil weeder liebildellwar tart Ilea* to Mod complains et timed of tymnriasi power, • ~ X sercied in essonsktieg DIMWIT/ to the To7rier. , But let us unite,to give Bustaarv•applaere,..l jr ;; „i 41. Who elms* Meads reeky. . 170dmarbrd 1 1 4 ea 4 Y, It •'• • , I• • The ablest Of tbleiiiions is Liberty's Cause. t • Our ogees thatetateef retirement is brWeght, t 4 I • That she greatest of video is recluse's' a reek ; We resort to expedients nabeard orbefore. • • , , And 'tis tresses) to wades the rights of the peer: By Sir Fa A Nets heiegmessnal twanterdirdiage, What an itself is ellersd to Britain at lastget - • It teaches the people, by violence eonspeill, I • ' on-resistance and passive obedience MS yield. :••11,. - t• . . to! one Privilege'afterimotber we've lost; Nosy, the Press can no longer its liberty bout ; The strung Armor Oppression elicit day adds fresb Aud where Freedom owe Slittritlifd, now Slavery ivies*. I,, ng b orne !option% intOrrablelOad,: — ' r, .fatlieity, does no bright prospict &old, • 7 * • • UnleSs to dispert:e the long thickeninzworm, ' • That Parliament yield to a speedy Reform. • Then rouse, Britons ! rouse. er . gyeirort oppose, To stem the full tide of. COrrnition titat flows, . That now threatens is ith ruin this unhappy realm, And our rights with destruction most dire to o'erwisetin.. For your good ancient laws, 01. ye Britons contend, • Nor doubt of success, wit 4 BustriFit for your friend; For great Talents does he with great Virtues combine, And may Providence prosper bis glorious design. Theo let Earth's distant regiom resound with applause, W hits Wilma record it, Of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, • TINA he'rdways a Chainpion in Liberty's Cause. South Nurniluton, May 14, 1014. ~_ T. B. MEETING of the CITY of COVENTRY. On Toreity last, the mss numerous Meeting that can be recollected, took place at the County If awl s in coventry, in pursuance of a public entice eett, for the purpose-of taking into eimisideration the alarming state of the nation, the extraordinary . pe oL veilitigs rv.- , .:atly exercised by the _House of Commons, anti the imperfect Ropreseitation of the Peeide in Parliament. Mr. WM. RAVEL being unanimously called to the Chair, must. judiciously prefaced the busi. se* 4 -declaring his determination to observe a !hilt . 4. strict impartiality, thereby allowing: to eteet Gentleman a fair upportuoity of expressing bit_edlitimente; Prior to the Resolutions being read, Mi. J. GRANT submitted a few observations to the Meeting. He began by expressing his see. prise at ibe absence of Gentlemen who generalli, appeared fond of taking a lead in all proceeding", calculated to increase individual power autt iMpott i ance ; he regretted that nu person of greater con-, sequence offered himself to - their qotice, on an oc easion.so vitally interesting to every Englishman.- he *Miele 'on the duties tehlebevery man owes . hicarttittryp, and ascribed .the, state, of difficulty and danger to which Engiaitd.has been beeept, the corruption of its rulers, and the imperfect' representation of the People in Parliament. The: fate of Euglaud, he asierted, depended on the vir. tue and firmness of her sons. The exertiohs r 'of; honest men, he walla:silica, were as necessary for the r..covery of her happiness and prosperity , as. the invigorating warmth of the sun, and the re. twilit% dews from Ileaven were conducive to vege. Wiwi. Ile concluded hi: appeal - to . the Meet ing, by emphatically' observing, that a radial Reform in the Represtmtation of the People in . Parlitteeent was the only remedy we could' Apply . fur the redress of all our evils. lie adinbted Ro. form was a nauseous dose fur those . who &re liv r ing on the vitals of the People; but he lieut.! Tip: tore to usserr, it was medicine possessing numee. roils and transcendent virtues, peculiarly calcu. latetl to purge . .the body politic of alb int. polities; correct till abuses, and restoreoleat Constitution, our forefathers purchased with their blood to its native vigour and utility ; and' as the happiness of our 'fellow men ,liere,',l6‘l their salvation in a world te COlTlC,wer.e.deeply inte.. rested in its accomplishment, we 9.44 cheerfully to mate every sacrifice for its atti k iniment. G'. kddress was delivered with temper, and heard with patience and applause. We feel pleasure to add, tui. diversity •of sentiment appeared at the Meiting,'-altliough there were' upwards of;Altree thoesand persons pr%.*ent. , •• Sir J. 'F. ntrovetsaTis will hoisehis .flag on board the Antelope, at Torbay. Sir IsAsc Cot'. rot is going oat a passenger with Sir Justly', to Newfoundland, to visit his (the Magdalen) Is . • The Emperor AGEx.ounit was in the middle of April attacked by a. severe cold, which, i confined hire to his apartments fifteen ear. • . I:ln,was at Ilse beginning of last month getting better, buton his lippeocilig in public,- it was remarked; that ,kir seemed feeble stud debilitated, and that his general appearance was morn &total than could have been .cx;mcted. Scveral French Naval and Military Agents have recently arrived in Sweden • since ss bleb, orders have bet's' issued to fitAnika kreat nomilmr of gun. busts at StOCkilf)itn, shd fist armaments and pre. patatiens at C*vlscrona, it hss been observed, are grorecding with greater vigour. The Duke of BRUNSWX IC'i LegiOU arrived at. Cork on the 30th ult. from Guertystry ; part has been' ordered to Fertuoy, the rest to IM'allnw o .": The tidal number of Uritish prisoners in 'France does not amount to ten thousand ; the French psi loners here amount to sw;r fifty thousa n d. The labourers employed in the lime-stone quay. ries, at the Mumbles, near.,Swnwsea, latv : ll.ent through a complete cemetary, in which Weielsiusisl immense qnantities of hunrau bont's of a very lavge site, Fruits the position, and the cqofined they were slisonvered in, it is highly probable. this spot was the burial ,place af:* vikilt:etelllitude, Who .Par 44. o . "NOY,* :okovicoo, ,4l o o 1 4'; OW , - lama or the aworevotosoOratorreraote period.. ••fMPIIIAft PaittllfiVENl. • :A hur 4l; .1014 • - II E.pr LOSUSI, Jou 9. . Thicirotai'Corirmissioners',hating. tel.' 41* .seats f and the Speaker of eAe• lleuei of. C9P0044 being kisattefidanco st the Da, his. Majesty's Cons, mission fur . grantiirg i the 4 61 0:Assad ty . .the Bills which • had i'rassed boat' He was read; after which the Royal kaeer s ri was given Air" the. orn.at manner to the Sis j Atilionti faehtepter Bills, the . 1,460,0001. Caehegke . Bills csi,t• t IVO and. the !stamp l)uties, the •Lodr, : the .Malt "Duty, the Flux Bounty,- tin , Pension Daly; thealadi Itee4 the Land Tea .Redemption, the Embodiment, the British Fishery, The 'FbVeigti Salt, thefo r reign the &toggling Prerterstiogi the Brasil Machinery, •the - Crriatir Ifeteoval, tihe It insolvent Debtors, the Seueyor Cern:fall; the Overseers' Accounts,. the Poor •• Settlement, the Howth Harbour, the &Ward, the ,Roor •Baligies,- the Stage Coach, the Gas. Light,: Abe .Clitheery Fels~ .Bills, and to a eticaber of other Bills. - • ' • The Commissioners were., The Lird Chiadeller t Earl Camden, and Lord Alfelsklhrire•,- .• . . • LORD LIEUTEILAkt Or isimi After a conversation between and Rossiya, who argued that'thbumatiotls4, • to the lord Lieutenaut l ot 'rebind, • •.. his Maj esty's Message, Ara, brought fro too' b ile a period df the Simian 'to agghr 'House satisfactorily to judge-of the :propjet* it ; and by Earl Liverpod and Lot. Roasi'iltri argued that the espence of that impatteataadisn i . nourable office was morn time doubled 4 *or-es render it a burden on any noble person hewhoui the duties of it were undertakCii,• an Address to his Majesty, in the terms, of his Mame, *a l agrted.to. • , The Bills on the,Table Waft forwarded ia their respeCtiie •sthgcs. Adjoutund , tili •,. ,I`:;,',, •, 4 Pr: etAtigkittlktrffiej t'''' .- - - - 1 . o ff h t , , • . . „;• ~. . 1• „lc .1..„.„..,. ;1• .....m -H- .01 . A io.. • . • • The SPEAKER, eatthe requisition of- tha De. putiNslio ; 4..,thif Black ,Rbd, wenk . to the abuse of Lords; andso hit return infornied the Douse that he had heard the Royal Assent given by Com. minims. to a number of ; public and private Bilis (for ostrich see tire Lords)... Lttbd 'Ormond's . Cutilteet, the 'lrish T reastry 1 Bills, the !rid, Still Pines, the Inland Coals, essf" the Army Clothineililisi were read. a third. isile; sod ,pass , ti. . . .The Fisheries Bill was. reported, and 0440 to,bejead a third titne'oh Wednrsdey.. • The Officesieitescisien Bilk, from the Lordi, want through' a Cemmittee . without any amend. mint, war 'reported; 'read a third time ' and pis sed. .. ..1 _ ....-r - i•i ''," .• ' . ' • .; IRISH_ARAS. , ~' , . - :": ..* The Order of . .the . Dey for the third reidint of.' the Irish Arbes•Bill being read, . . Mr. P I MOORE epposed the Ibird reading of the Bill.. Ili. hsid 'Opposedit, he skid ) on Its eel. ginal•intiodactitis Vein year ago, and was then in a.an4ol.!Mittorltidf ten, who were rather laughed • at than stherwile; tee their insignificancy ; but they feltit to be a Bill of infinite importance boi their fellow,sgbjects in Ireland, anti had deter. mioisi to mark their.sense of it by a division ' that" when the Bill was originallyintroduced, the:e was so:parliamentary grbund laid for it, either of ne. casSity or expediency ; and that haying Watched its. operation, -Mr. Moose ma r iii was happirto find that the Witted not, been called fartvend bad been wholly nugatory, considering thereby, that :there was no ground foe it either thenl or now • that he was eettaips if , halt a Bill was introduced into this coun'tty, it:Wctitill'ilbrite 'alarm frOm one extremity of 46 itfitillii titbit other; had be con. sitiked as an ihiMidlti'tisitit'; end that he could nut see why Bilis' Of 'arid s dacriptiOn should ..iro applied to Ireland iiik'lilote than England; I: iTiriti prelint abbrevi a t ed Bitk Mi; Mobre siid,' he itilj served, iiii'brify'a vestige of thelortriee Bilystuf he coefidently felt and believed, that the repeats, ' the other Ohnokiottil clauses and previsions of tlia .Bill 'wits' a cuifi,itstiltn a biblutely extbeted'by the. liiyalty induttithibent'Of the people ofirelitnd ' aulflifi hati' nb hesitation' 'ln'snying,' that it•wooli. infinitely more becotititheilignitt uf .6 overnisint . ' displiteithis Bill altogether by li). ittspliole c6Wfit dence viii' the .srffectiorteitnit'irei; ih tercets °Pete' people of I relied, to *Melt ett*rience• had itiost limply testified ' th ey were entitled. Mr ! Moore Skid the seiroral Members who had before opposed• tlitielMlY, acting on theriame , prineiples, weever telitirdisis 0 soinitiit with himself, 'and were resolved in'ioinitirere in throwing it tort,• tf .wittatbairli . ht‘CIIANCELLOR of the EXCIIIIKVER' post , oiled Ike third retadhletill ft YVetresdiye . • thU`Set i tinent'i Oita 'weiiitbiengh a 'COutatiftle',. and ives:ordei l ed / tO be rephited op WeitneturtiY; • ' .I , • . ' URbitle • _SE l'itgitilt;E: l ' NC: PETrt MO KE brlitiflt alit,. . of the . Drury-lane 1' eitre1bi0,..0461 ... to, and the'Lliii ordeeed 'tab.' le '' ‘i . I • ••• .•` 11.11 IF 111.4! 1+; CIUff.II 4 IAL Sir SAMUEL . ROMILL ,1d Acing to more that the third _reading of the Bill for . the better preventing of Robbery in edilgiliftstilltsit,'lltoild stand fur Wednesday, had naloteh t tiOn' of press. ing the third readitig oir. tisk oar, !bead _there theta be a great.deal of other bestows .befure the [louse. lie begged to avail hisaktf of theyreseet opportunity, hewers*, 48 toy allot 110:414 atilithe• nature of the pseallsl Bilk .- tiltielb9gOolt•it dilferenttrouada fees ate , Ow • teie ate, . had been introduced by him, oest!eit'achiob p asse d that flioeso.!,! The act , which hollow sought so have repealed,' *OAS Act € or:40 • *he( df.. , it had not entkfuity A toeoppaet it., fiet , yeepeeted at, the end of Artist maps prevlousto. la 1tie1444 ull'i:Ne wag nit estemitetbis':of • eapieel , .settire, and ere., sinteithweassiag of ektt statute is quest lion, it hi 4 sluff Wl* acted -Alb So fir. Ss Ificts44 g.it at i l igy) . had been ible tadiattoter."•liiinettl4.• not forbear atetlehag whet he setlarstood,bedsj, stated in another place, on the subject.orptherißEl , wbith had passed - 41eit'House,,fort:preveallsori - ' ~ Tasty idealise in aleeps... It had bees'. Shed ei AP argument seises ahaV.Bill, .tbat titeitafoot. 4.404 ado Bill,lnuedsiesei kr hue utaiSitedefolib 'nt'n! ~ to present privately:stea li ng frem tbelPettriik WI( ilnseo to occasion an coo.roweris iruirase of that of * a • fence. _ln thirsiotehicit collies • *.agreei iadead,,M ireVerdlndry' , )llsaly so snddcn OVt ileA li t 4 t 4 VWF'Pre.o4"i t l , fif •peal of an ace, which, for many yeah; inner - MAI keen toneidetedas alnanse a Seeilifutterit 11iij it had sultan bdenssatml, frton'tlesame . rity,,,4bat'privately Maaliog In the strop had siso, J.:reedy - increased of isto. • . o , tot sine-wort'; .2.. • came then have operattekto -*cassias the ialAre e!1 in truth Or was it fair to olbribosotbeinetarepiai•e , t . the offence of stealing from the pimento the re.* . pealot the - Act punishing that ,•erieeo caption* while it was ...en, that the erodes:4 .alealiog issic ' • . the skop. had in,creased . io. An, erieAl mropnelitebc,i • : • .4. wiiike;the Act rendering it alSO•acepitelifekttiyallti malted •foree The reel, feet,sclenad 4 .lieSZ: olo4 d •• • that then ()genes itself. .ked increosed, : ,hekt i uss wee e • semitieps had'incteellni's and this eitiltilfoWrilkir. • beipicounted Gir o ; from onetidetinki;Sbbt settswne. • who "sight be oneillie. to ..proweiggureJok,ziekeig„ knew the offence wouldsel,rject sigs ;pomp L lir,the sentence of dealll,..drauld feel idllssitely less lefectinee in enussikeling to tam allatallent of the . de* of justice, when satisfied, that the punish. keemst was of a limited miter* Aud i :Amore adeq uate le 4W natuteer tire offenen COSlPaliplq; 40 . Pr us ,.. liliel e -en hen br a reductiosi elrthe4elekelliberris„ • isetlihn , 4s/staining of • jostito- , sreat rintievell mere estoty to thssuhiccts,of Olt it':7 14 : . ' 14 • •• • (aged; that this had only.hl to as wane of km; suits, *idiotic prodechstnitt"guwA effect. Bei • rival Mil. the feet Z .Soradylialit4, grey heil a ierriel o . ; • - Melly existed; bust it Ind misted , because of, the difficulty of proeurialtredresail: • *onager proof •of .the • gold e ff ects , to ,• front tire alteration' leAlse km • which he pro.. , .Pubedi .he•litronnmett . .o aloft, - ';'s tiit "Pt 41:2 • figbred,. that. tended •,,..aseetthrick offess4 ces by adding; to the certainty ,#ifltSisecution, t .' • . It.: 01;81. been Meted that the. Adgla yeti Aldterad , from.tire alteration he proposed. No.pcieseb'eould k ostilellikklit:ritipeci. the Judges orate 'sod thin he , did.q.•Bee on e question; what the la 4 • ought, to het What it was, he could not• conceive thiS as a copefusive Argument egAinst any measure which • •Itc proposed. It had even been basil - mated as if he (Sir Samuel Romi 1 ) fort a disregard" fur the ancient and established laws of 'the country. Ile really confessed himself astonished at such en in. ,Sinuation. It must seem wonderful, indeed; if he r who had passed his whole life in thentudy. and. practice•of those laws, and who; if he possessed any stake or reputation in the .cottnttl, Oust) it all " , to the Skill and knowledge he had aervired in the... practice of them, cimfd be capable of disresh'rding 'those : laws, or of not holding them ia.,llllllWited tea neration,.. That he did me in those laws *unpile-, feats, however, which ho .Irishisl to - "ifedresp, he promoted to think, instead of • being .. .petal& to,. him" at e crime, would be a , proof ttbi highly.'ke regarded them es a whole, and ho,: iticietsa be was N see them as perfect es possible..: sherriti note isereobat the - Bill for prevelltliettrolgkirlai s in Navigable Riteil l be ramie-third-time on Wed nesder, bat ifthat shoeld bodouittrieltativeofee4 he should Akers postpone 11 , 1111 TherallaY i . ,444401 should appear, the there vele Ito p , tit Havissing. through 4 - 411 i gest* dutlieWf . sent Session !. im the 1114, i r 7 (.4 let c:1do au Thursday. •• .itt • bmtfts4., . r‘r• yet, :• A Massage was received fro% • ' . - : thss,„sfrestable to the ropes pl Oka . Hrs. q v , c o m mon i t they bad granted iMerq. fp1.440 inky and Archer Waisted theTostenkteee uq eft. • lic Expeoditure,,if they . se' ineWV '4lir the Lords had 'agresd.to the Newfsiiii - M4ds l l 7 Bill, to the Balkiest 1164111111 i NB 100 ' • treolokad Adjourned till Weds . ~,,1t 0 nth.w...41•41'.1 • .r.. 601 ailsety . • eon., MR. HORNS ,fit art?' 12!).. 1 1 1 O*P . -r -s UPON Duciterwslun'; twitmiktOrt, ) ,Aitii • • : ATTA=Terip... ••. -f -lora ,q 1 •, • - 1 - 1•7 5 :- s • .1 • 1 1-11 IMO Fiii*Ortiibiiiik etttir dtfottimey, as are replmoseiliefb t .. they are the besk,:triends t4* the t lieV know. that the laws are the. "eetapleliklestserimia44 • • • p(sita in which litey trust, and, theielikliptilerfolilla• " • be taken from them before ski* Mei', lie_ AMP irac.• a their liberty.. Wcida...).it thSPnwAsi of it ment to be nut only lair ful l hut crow necessary ; bet we complain, or ~,rf**l.o4l,p. it.as it has been latelinatemeedistapthe !lease • Lords and Commoosi • ottithrrichianAcitli. , • VlA.C o pert,et. genet 14 ..0 1 0 . 4, t 0!. tachment is nut ossly-losieelord "hi - diss . hegb courts, but, It is .itelelentlirtklierilli,..Nirtetril•4l;Qup,. 'science, of Pied Pelidre, And in' &Irbil:44*(4i ,j 4( . tho Peace; and it is whAither then . reasootrol , ah..' striations to their procestlgngi. - But what th , o; Deus it 'follow, that because they • can insinolijk :coonesit t .hey can therefore continue Inra in mos. leeith at their pleasure, .perti4vs -for. life I It. : one end the Same necessary - power • exercised "Ise thtdi all; and if; under that pretence .th ellsigeet, • of Lemke , and 'Commons, .and she aid -.14041 4 ,.. cis* do it, every cominon J tbace•hevit rightittiAt i the Mine; but it is no( so, via: provideat. Thwohstruction bebig.tanCe rotittitssip the offended. Court or Party must have recants*, ,%,• to the 'gaoler proceedings of law .to punish 4 .. offelbr oust bejudged for that, as for all otter of, 4 6Mcee, by a jury of his equals.. Whertiletirelid intsestasso unknown path till he loses all treeeee4 footsteps of former passengers, -let him turn kas.k in time ahe is. certainly out of• his road-.. 104. wilt 1 , 0 7, k s , '" w bok tea i g h p igli e .s o lo w il e t r . • ojtus-tatecitatc,binrhetrnlteViYs. man. abumibeera its maser: *hen. ifie Obeli ho is; buti there - is' no second PrncelS.; all,eaiea the Isw has appointed means to *Olive 'end. . gm' "ritiveisid•selcerding to-LssEryluisiti :slways, step by step., coin in some jesee l ,io"ben. ilettort‘ .thin Jttrowitswir ififfiveguiar, ' centTE444 ,le'etmentorksetrio •• /4. is o ;timer sc t lo . ' • oitr i , ;l 4 a oitstor,s formerly . Actilk'from Aidectzlito , o o s ,infa.th4o . never' intesdeikAn4. 4 '44' oe• titeir . olekenlisoote t ever cement to4eonktst to, ik; MbatOtthrough ParlissOfewt ) • _ 1••-- ~.. ::~. ~ , . 1 • • • • • • of • ;it of IC. st. s':: _ r : 717 r •