The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-03-20 00:00:00

• : ~ •- . .. .., • . . , . ~- , s it ---•aikotaibasie . . INDII I A 51ES 4 GIN f I,ENI EN having egrioal JJ VIOLA SHAWLS, or GOLD and PILV MU& 1.05 In dispose of . , war r.Teiteahe full Vohs in Cash al %AIM! AN and F.VERINGTON's L. ?BUS.* lAN, and LIN EN WA It EIIOUSE, 101, P leet-street, for ged 'Nets Bridge-street, where the greatest Vat iety is eon oh rt de Sale. and E. beg to apprize Brie Friends, Vial in o , 6 ,,ernee of the recent redaction in the Price of -Lhtens, err sr: min eitahled to offer the most complete Assortment digle.ll LINENS, TABLE LINEN, WETTINGS, 11)111S LINEN of every Description, of' the fi rst ovnii the most aJvatitageows Tema. VL!! DE GRA SAUTRNE, CLiv. VE. fa IN SOLD RY AUCTION, !Ob. CHRISTIE, at his OR EA'T 120011, in PALL lIALL, onERIU.Y NEXT, panctually nt One. rOil It PIPES of CAPITAL LONDON' PAItrICUIt/R MADEIRA, the .property of a' siSILEMAN lalely returned from IND( atid sow !T. ! , hj i 3 the Hoe. the Bait Litho Compaav's Wit;tholues j add skr dozens 6f MA DErii Bottlis. Alo SIX ICS of Capital VIN DE SAUTERNE, of ittl.Pistage IBM, of floe quality end flavour; 14 Cases of swim CLARbT, of tne growth of St.• Julien, Lail*, meoc; ani I caves of DE .GRAVE, recently Wetted into this country. Pliy he tasted at the •, • whlc/i) - All the LETTEkS , TRIIIOI, Ai. csilliteted therewith. Also), price 13.6 d. TILE THESPI ail); a Poetical Critiopie do the Principal Dr.oonotic Writers and Actors. With copilitt Notes, price b. 6d. Primed for Slqcittlale, jun. 41, Poll ht pet-of-door subject disputes the wisdonf.ot "proPriety of .both these Motions, and asks, *Mai of diem' is motif subversive of the Constitutioa, of the rights of tke, Country ? the Movers, eniaged at his insoletice, bring him before the Bar of the Hosea, and get him thence conveyed to jait; iihere be remains for seven years. I believe the greatest advocate for privilege will hardly - deny (I beg Mr. YORICZ'S 'pardon ; 1 really did not recol lect him at the time) that this abject .15 inju. riously confined, and stiffer, unconstitittionally. But where is this subject's redress ? Is he, to be told, that . because he did not force hitnielf to that I lowest degree of .degradation to whkh. snail cad be bowed, that of Atkitoitledging hiniscif guilty of a crime, where ha was conscioul of more than innocence--is' he to be told, that he deigned MI fate by his firmness or his obstinacy, and slot he , is sufficiently redressed by being liberated titer a seven years'. incarceration/ louse's Ceti icily of the same natitre, tinkles not in the saase degree. It will not lie denied, bat Mr. tdieVe unnecessary exclusion of the Public from. bestial/ their own Representatives, and Mr. %Visoal►lg'i acrimonious attacks on the, press, were eitemeely harsh and irritating to - every feeling et, throughout the atrutitry. Jonas proposed that It site add be debated, vihethstr they wen waft si* amd if it sironki, -be decided 'dolt dilly- wore *kick of than gas lite' TO SAMUEL WHITBREAD, &IQ. M. P. Sta—it is not without sincere sentiments of the respect due to a lowland patriotic exertion of so. lid and extensive abilities in the service of- your country, that I address you on a subject, with regard to which you have been betrayed, I will gladly believe, citber by surprite or mistake, into an opinion, whieb, in my conception, is quite discordant with the nature and spirit 'of the Con stitution. 'On Sir FRANCIi BURDETT/S Motion au tuesdby 'night, fur the liberation of 'Mr. GALE JUNia, when the Hon. Baronet's Sentiments * seemed to cattle on the House like " a meteor streaming to the wind," and were so unitehally decried, I expected at least, that your in--general nu riejndicedi discussion irultld support a doctrine neither so Revel; as most or all of the Mem bers, except the Mover, seenseZ to think, nor so frseglit with danger to the Conititutiosis as, I suppose ' were Mr. You it the Mute ) would hire eontelsed every nerve of loyalty and privilege through's* Mt Game; apd made him sound the garlisiploridr 34 a Vat to dread slid I ,ET AND la, tooii i tit,, si - itit74 2uf the fire JO 41.:01i All• COOPER , Tieventor and sole Proprietor of the bopsproved FIRE I%FeAPES, fates tins opportiinity el *rag her sinners and grateful acknowledgments to tie %Wily alai Gentry at line. who have hoensised bee late bead with th eir Orders for his improved TIRE ES CAPbb; gad takes the c orned of inteenfing Ment. that the Atte Butbrit it still carried Is est Nee. 9, HUM not, NM where their hum fitiiii a will be thaakfalig ye- , *ld swl twithially-itleildeil li. 1 be praprimpf blilligiwykliPil with the above (it Ileing ile allt dreamt gleam at eh- . (real sod evadfal a disaster RIMS that has eery tees wed to the Public) w ill op pir f Nee the two last imboteakeeihat. time baeaed.elmnaly, * Sflllt. No's% of liifseete, mad Kr. Cue. . 4 , 1 1 10 ,..., semi WiteeiroetalialballktifislC.alkes.lbroNoA li• nualieileialea.o . ss= ' • ' tsr ' :• . ~~ J With A ontiftill t. mid EttOtotoo Advantages: DOTTERY, Tolle ftgarit ‘ !te ikit JUN 1 ., 1810. risiEte. , :PinNi RtheALPl OR begs 1°49( to ""' "It Mute, etoninist. beoits it , C e Lo y, the moder n = ire ea d : tutssod superior Dratted, which; it Is eiallelived. *Tli fully. twit their apprubatioth sod idiot! a Moore toi Mreaturers thagiven it any n!lo.r. totter,. .** • 1:41E14E. . of ..ser are ;..411040113 *.; It • ' 11.0.1t1' • 111;0.)0 . • . . 100, • 4.1,7J1 * ~ • X • • •25 ' 4,1111 • • • 15 WO tar Int &woo Prisi olure 131: belug.orie Or the loOtOweetbeed Numbers) be given, 14 additinu la the Pere Mimey Prizes, if the sag fOrtunate Number is of the Letter A 100 Tickets, erne/irk-v:1 in Nts 1451 1;275 Letter N 100 !title, eninpriNed . sn 3,001 In 3,075 Inter C lud pill°, euistprise4 to 4,it to A:7 7 5 Letter D 100 Ditto, comprised in . `2,j;tl to TA kb (he Prizes they may cinitain upon this Itto it eyiarbt that nor Ticket pay gain 10.14X10L is withdrawisg so many Tickets quits the quantity usually ( ',though for the purpose of forming them WO Four th ditiinguidsed Prizes, possessing Chantes hitherto un ii,wu) th e c o n tractor t, not loseirible to the Objection* that Imy he started by those oho could nut procure Tickets at the . tbse (tithe 13%1 Ditlery—he'con only anticipate such Objee -41,14 autsinmciiii that Tickets and Shares stia be (►mmpt ty %libeled to every Lottery ()Ace in the Uttite.t lioNtl in. - .. ~ lillitlk;""., ANl‘etirneswwwwwww........ often lei= ' .: IS thlirytiolmotit ;. 4 poll Ast this ho It brought to the liar of the Hirute Here ho con. ;fusses his teittritiorsohd his etror ; though ih this I confession, I•titink . t liitsbewsmare his own pesil. l l laftlinity than the niagnarritni4 or liberality of 140 e who forced him to it. But t notwithstanding, he is confined, and will not be liberated till.he is . guilty of a second forced breath of troth and OT 'manliness. 'He terttitify cannot be conscious Of being guilty of is libel in basing proposed his above-asentioned debate; add if not guilty of e lie . bet, his crime must haVe been taking Mr. Yoatz and Mr.WINDHAM'S names is Coin. ),doubt whc. thei even Mr. Yeast or Mr.Wid wino tlicmseivas Would say, that if helves not guilty of a libel,. be Was guilty of a breach of privilege ;, or that this breach did not cdusist' in libel. Howetir, bl i the im. possibility. or improbability of the eccentricity or absurdity of those privileged Speakerl' arguments,l will sot hisist ; but this I Mill dot ,hosltate to d 6.: dare it asy firth persuision, that Lord ELteneo= gob * would ask sly be was guilty of a libel is this imilasert.ind that ne satijoilhisted. and con. seir.nlious Jassy would proisonle44l*a .50: The JOtlist viiet. in a noble and patiallif:'-etarge, on a trial folliel, wail, " It is the tanSlOultted.iight of . .. every subject Ed give si.eFilicas . 1 11 4 16 1 1-1 140 79 a s 'histories' opinion of the political spit* Or . itilmi:' nlstretioe of any -GoSerstment. , The Liberty et the Presi, and of 00%104, is interwoven in the siiry frame of the . British Constitution ; endi in fitie, there Is no doing to whom error is not attri.. bUtable /am 4404" the Judge, who uttered such constitotievrafard glorious linguage, would neit,or, 'could hot lay, Oat subject eommitted‘Crisio,and wait gnifty eta liliel in discussing the public conduct I , .of o ne, or f of two, or Of ajt le his Represootativen. Th ee ef ot *lf Jou l es d t i.not consent to a base and cuwato/Y,Astl at least, it timid and false submit', ol o n orlon his conscience, he stay continue in i e n ot e e , un til 4 Ditosoliiiion. of the Howse (Airs piece, far four years, and then some' out. without I • rode erm, as he went in without guilt. . Were I not unwilling to make this letter too lasis, - I. would' - mako some tetrad' from one of the : most Ina meoffdlre and ' ibleat letters of • the celebrated „ ifintilai. It ill•it letter On .041 very precise Inh.. jeet,end MOO %scatty the perusal of .evevy4objed al thosq.:raslars.at this particolor moment. Jt is tut-1 try 44; 041 would rnapectioUy teennnnend it to l i a ns . esolleigterdFor.lutsvomt ; been ustsin JO; us'', ~,:.:•_. • ate r I,', 41 WITIPMS I••••••• . came to the confines,,,acif struck with a 'tiasred horror s eta sudden suspicion that ' • ' Aepits late to aerba," But Sir FA ANCIS'S doctrine was neither more nor less thin this : " that by the Constitution the " House of Commons had not 'cited in it at one " and the same tittle the legislative, judicial, mid " executive poster ; sad Nat therefore, except " when it was a Coart of Law, or in crates where; " its proceedings were imMedietely distdrbed, it " hail not the right of , intprlioning any one, but •• its uwn Metnbers:" If it has those three powers irested in it; it hat a power arbitrary aid Onreotrained. Yuu Say, that " the Hciuse has ; a right to conunit fur a breach at iti priiilges.". But if thole pririleges are nut de. 'lined, but are left in the ;lodgment or disetimine of tho Ilonte; and the • punishment for a breech of those privileges is also left to (he House, *Nat is it bet plaCinga 'Wien of the rights and powers of aCcsioeri judge, jury, exe cutioner, and legislator 4p the same Doily If itu !lout° of Commonsorregatel inch di Onion of . powcri - tb Itself; what cast gib day Of that BOdy, that it especially intendetne gitird our rights, but that it albmits all our•tlghti to it, own arbi trary 'discretion, mid that it is Welt the great usurper' Of: nil our liberties ? Wily at least are not 'Mote grivileges; which the truiise cidies, de; fined, and eat left to the ttprites of every Whim or surptite'df the ipoment ? Let es not be kft to -grope in the dark, and dt least let not slatery be sigravated by uncettilay. Let ,es net An without knowing it. 11. t the imeredness of any speech or senthumit oateeed by say Member be at once declared a privikle; gaud let the &put.: lag or elpresoins a doilbt dr the justice or fectl.l 'ltiole of such spaces or sdoititowats, however MIMI or base, or • wicked', he iteikagyl t< breach, and be punishable at thstititeatioe of the House. But eras if those privilege! IMO deflafdi if the House have the potter of "ao.eoling; and deciding ) and .otoisishhig ad orbilriiis at int n direretion, Maintain that it his still a. int Wet subversive and utterly ilcitructite to all liltedy'' . illieWedly at war withal! rallanal notions ef hasotom tio' of n " jaded; and the iroeie of CeittliotihAlitpegh It smay guard us against the desPodialh•Of *4llttgi Of ' a floinq aljeff,if, is 401101411 . 60#101 0 tile -very esswiettof despotism. Let as sec t by One ergo. ' ghee, how thil power, salt at f 't'ex t ; ' , A.. plrt and CO. respectfully inform the Pub. 1 - 7 li' that they have ye SALE, the TICKETS :ma 'HARES of the NEW LOTTER.Y, Which nil he.,:in and ffni•h I)rawilie on tlie Sth June. Tiot Scheme 1- nil the air Apprnyiel principle as thu last. latitgoniv Five Thquvinil Numbers, dwitli Two Hundred NuAnd Piiunnt in Prize, nutting which are FORTY CA VI rni.s ; Inadditioti to these, the Politic are psie.ented With Four F:XTRA PM:ILS . . rif Tickets, font of a Nuiiitici-, by whlth the Adventurer has th chanc e of gaining Four Prize% of Twenty Tante:tad t notstiv Or p‘rchasc of a single Ticket. Tae fallowing c. 10.11 Pi iLes hu%e been S?aredaad Sold at their Odleci, 21 ' 11 , Po..ltr ; so. V., Oaring Crew ; and No. 31, Aid - Po Ibis-street : • t,iM .. C 20410 ; T 1 41024 ...0 10 AlO 11A9 .. ‘s,oilZi lk . i ••• 20003 I 17,613 .... 14,Q.) / 0 . 45 a .... 5,000 o' 7 o .... 2i1,00i) 4% 4 )5 . 2 .... high) 7,11:)1 .... 5,019 m etil .... 20,thtft 21,:.95 .... 10 .MX) 194511 • ••• • 5 . 013 "le •• .. 10,0.±0 7, r 5; ..:. IU,Ut/U 154 4 1 .... 1.,0,11 44 1 •... 10,u0.1 4,099 .... 5030 18,112 .... 1,1)0J ..? •• • • 10.000 1 4015 .. ~ 541.1 1 11,199 .... YAM w 4l —.. lo,th),t 211 .... b.3JJ 17,981 ..... 24.13 - ,- 1 • _.. it) t 1.13 19141 ... SAN 753 ~... YAM L ucre at the'Cupital: Were . Sharcd and Bold at their elites 'iltiatt infirri. - 124 ,1.,,AS I' Lel r rim y . L vrE ',OTT tiR Y. 'HI+ FetituAry, 1111th Mb October, 1809. -- . I ••• • Irrite of ....Avoid 2 ~..,pleiz..< 0f....410/O..!X L I , .- . ........... DM) 1 1 ....:. alki ;- • ..... ~.. Iwo , ' Itl.lU 5(1.1 ... ktal.:4ll. 1 8 Capitals. !; , 11 S.)lt! the %base. 'Fili ENT Y cAPITAI, 4 1162 ES !r , t h e TWO i 141 Lniirtieil, in Sieurv, ut tw, T.0.1..1 4. t ( 4 : 4 lll . Z b ill ,;l4 lmit e 9. se C:!ariiiit - C l ‘ 4l ._. ___ Ilme for th.- "4 t.W 1..111 r - in t y , t L .._ " I!''. &abet the Seh of JUNK . T he Srhetud le ti 7 7 .Rge 14 lie tail. but tqe• Giuttrnetor snake. , u frrtt Gala frOlltt 111391tIREI) WITOLE TICK M'S '' 14.11.441 3 Of the Urn-drawn Prize ahnve i'ls. by which 4 ' 41311 ' 1. 44m ra yr ' the • 1-r Si nn of J'' 0. 1 .110.1, MA Nittenun .45 1 , 1 0 - 1, 41" gc i .. l uith Part irol..r• . • . WWII. ill tbv 14 1 * 'de 110141er4 of uny Mares 4:' the :dome v letney g " ~.‘.. A PIT 4 6 Pita El tn. 4, - reretbe pee toor.e) o iri w i t. ...1 •., u ktl endwise their Pr4eti for Tirket: at:l S isares io eb Lortry.au 4, Cocain, and 9, Charing Crux. I I _ . • . :?\ • * * • * •r--• ,--.,. • . , • , . • 1. - - -... ~.... :. - • , . . ••- - p10w.t . .. t. • • • _. ... to • . . . . • ... s. • . . • • . • . ~ •• • • !AI . . • . • • . - _ . . ,' . s:. " - I I . . t lie , Theist yoir will *see; that Sir Fit dame! as 'Of injuring, " i tlisi Whole length to deny, that the House th ;rely one of. a the tight to commit any one bdt its own" !disk that cm) be 44: bass; except i3ert. eipressiedi in tiWly i s i n po int eitok4se of itsinquiiitorial ftsaitions, or Iti reit4v4 - I w ill l i p. " leg nuisances, or obitrietions to iti cosistitipt4, suppose t wo " hold fasteilsiiii," is not so new, nor Sintuppertsit Commons, Oke of by authciTiti. As for Mr. Sisal eaw's w ow *" of the ", that the !lasts, maid never delegittS.4,4o Sokt the at k i ‘ v ; : ".'Mada, but itsssion, the tiairriessititcatits, • satitista, 10011if,Stimicii,t4r.etiatioa: efite.digAiaf ' an *Mk": a •, • 411#4411111iiiiii Vint be; I) ranch' of the Ceitilitoil .. re,* thsgi, the Cedititation unites bent A figio: . ' 'tithe abd an eteeetlie Oilier, and mikes kiss ie one Capacity eqtiali itt ieetfiti superior, to the Ile:Simi of Commons. It nitrites's folimety'illitt his* - itighti .or prerovithisi aro intended. by the ; ..Posistitation to be tildigniffed and &steered as the,. -tiehli' or pi:it/liaise.' of the Hittite of Coattieni: , * Then, sdpposo a gross, libel written Against hies . ; . or farther, an attempt of high teeevan, or Of 'le.:_ thrdniag hint i I will -atk, dot* - all entO think that the Kincei dignity is At all degraded by hit not. taking the jetileill capacity into. his oven hands; acid by hit not becoming ifenCe the plain. tiff, the judge, and the executtetter ? Or does be not better consul 4 his own dignity dad his 'own just rights, by leaving the offending party to be prosecuted its the legal and constitutional manner'? Surely, if the • dignity of the Bien~ be not deg**. 'sled by leaving the maintenance pt hia iighta and prerogenie to the natitriltied cOnstititinflal atode, . • - ...:.1 Mit of the Nellie of (.:timmons _would -not* be --- • ' kismet by leatibg It, .pileileges to the time c;tinstitational .protection, eiectisetigli:ita. priel-T •• , • 7, -:. - .A laps *eta sidegnealiitd titeitiiis as 'OA iiiiterept s b - ~ ' tiles of the King. But theCiiiitiittitionisteevi! ? by the privileges of the Cenunetrs,.. on,ik a tree., t ,441ite. tett and to debate, ' svittiaal imertept4tr . - -,;,,.: air iesthiints det "iii aeons pPlikiiitilovid:eg - thi, • 7 .'. . •, eights -hi others." The literal ailehtiiiti•er 4tkei. - wood. ""grilitlege" 'hi, an ietermeriti t .# A p* -• • 1 .'•••; - - , ==. 4 , 1 1 4 00 AD _....,t, .0,614. 17 ' ' - --- -,44- ,A,•*.* , • A, tilliin brieis •doite . to "ii3Oilts,, that the tosnitett . dignity of the Rouse was, by, leavbig it 'to the . -. ' Cesithetional mode, not eicitged, even thotigh it :. .. lyre Allowed that the dlgtony • a the' knife oaf; . ' . . feted •by the publication he 'Vied to (which,. I . * think, may justly bedispated!), iroutionly thdthill • * • , . ' Attorney.Genoial failed in his thither that a Jett • • did riot understand, or did toot regard theirs. It din i _ not follow that . the, trial by Jeri is to be laid 'side.. aisnotthe best mode*We have *yet devised, tor that an Attorney-Generol cannot. be punished, it ho 1 be proicil te have tualicionslyin. designedly failed 'le his ditty. If it be granted, _that the House of .cAsti,nisstis is, or duoit to be, the centre of the Constitution, yet that centre only injures itself,. And the tonstitutien, by grasping all ihe,poirere of the State ;at When ill the blood reattes• in an .• evniatural flow to the heart, the ijstem it not fat from didselutloti: Now, I do thiett, -ghat Mr. SUERIDAY has as little answered Sir ritiNt H by.. _ -, this exemplification, as the Attorney•Geiteral 'or' ; :.. . ' • M t: Peitei:ext. and other lawyers have by their ~:. . „. .. ~' •Argtiments. indeed, Ido nut think that Sir Fain.. ' - • ! :-,• ttsis Org . /moos were at all answered, - Nor, . • do tthitik tlisit Sir t7II.A.MciS . deserved all the _ . severity he met with Aw saying; that .66 the-Coat ~ • ;•• mess was an inferrer brinch of the lattiblatese.". * - ;" - ; ,1 •It•neter vitt tool ~ as enure till the limits of what Isi , - • . ~ *.i . litgl the .leO4g fterliattesiti and,. titeagh I think: .-- . ... itssliould .be theltitit,,Att Abet fa kiekeittnen, or re.' 'titer Which alnvetiestetAlititstirtiatediateil from the. .. . • -. source of ail just authilitl t the iieoplc, u , locont . .....,1: ire the. present itito of ii, I ~ ,4 not th ink se 414 , - ... 4 . :: : . . , `bound to "lave a 'meth more elet atitit (viola if ' . * ••,,,,;. :it noth,,tkibit•Zias cklettlined formefli• It rtii:: ~., ‘,, •• : r,observeigit'have brought any addittenal Nemo, 'to the,ehie an'ti conititution.!l arpoteuta ,ollitt:- ' . : • - ' ... - 4 t •Vaititets on thieveject, I ant sure, Silt, that /vim!. . , ..., 1 6 4 liberal mind" etilt:Te-eateneo• "Whether •‘t tbs . whole Joseth to wick file Hon: Baronet bat si/#4,. %cat one step girths", tbri"ebe Caistiktuqap -at* ' . . . .. ' way all Owed hita l 'lnit cabal on kiln to frevel;" ) ',. - . ' .•••:.. .: .. • With this assurance, , . 1 art, Sir, ; , •- .. ;,•'. .• . _ • With very .sincero raipeet, . ; . ",, -:" _ . , Years, .&e. , ' • .... c • f l- ', Starch, 17, •1610. . 'VALERWS. 4 • ..- •. .5 .Tise taw of VOA. or of meson s hint swataise v. fo..t train the ;airily of for prrir. Though VO: 4o t -stew o> .she 4; .' . puhlicotiosi aliodedso by Mr. SLI ialli)A !I WM 1104 CRAW! 414111 { . .• .. ' ' k ongor rational. I donor think that she eftgoisy of the IC.ate . • ' :-:• Wilt is the lehst injured hy.it. 1 ..., Oros* upins o ., iota it ' . * ihea he as foil et lite, end health kid ttren it tis, :04,.. , : •, - 1 1 ' one yr. airiy' - as in tare toro.s suliski *de or 's -- - I% 00 /1 0 hif GS* , 4 / r . , , . preterit igi _._, kit 4n , Prionns a iniiijoct . for Is svt ► posai . • own win*, •' libetalnilads a. open to cnnsiction, i-olimwed,. ~ _ 1 h i etis, . . . 1 ' , .li o f pr i v il e ge,. The soppord breech tern end id 414 ditta I foci a !cal pleasaro is saying, ja tiVe i v n i ti t e r 4 .:11 w o .7 ,hiii heiteve mei, !w►l..urowe k J . CLAM ism opera' !eluting arivaletu 4, . ,wt t o Lo perfectly conetitutiatst) aid the sab• 'Otat you have no most occasions protoil that ' oats oleo. . . • „ - • - .. _ - • .. _ . _•• . .. , , . . ..,. . . .. 1 . • ..., . - . . .. . , • . t '..4 ' '' ..... . . , . .... .1 . . r r" . ." 8 "1,y. '. -0 , •-:: i• - 1...• ' . . , - ~....v .. - ' ':L A•;. - • ',—.. :t..:••-. :. - . - - 4-- `---'4-t , • ~ 1 : '7 _ ~ • ..d- d l e. . ' -. 114 r • \ - • -..• ~,....- . ovA tt ..• , (.0 ' '' ,4• • • . .. . , ... P.li.`i . !' - 1 Y i : . s. ,\ • .1 ., • ~, . fli k ) .L 1 . — 1 :• • • (&, ... -.7:1% •' ‘— - / • WOW , - . _ / ''.• . • . . \ .\ ' . . . N <:.7: ' ) . ..0r r - t . , . 4 ... • . .. fo. 126 i. - . ;it, , , ~- LO.ILI) 01441 TrIBSO4Y, Millieli 20 1 8 10 . 1 .• . - 4 _______,...--- - ••••- . r .......-•;...-...- riedicated to FILAN CIS BURDETT, Bart. M. P. W 'fHl: %TILE-ROYAL, COVESIT-ClAltikliN. ' lent proves fo be quite . innocent. irk iI' E N 'IIURSDAT EVENING will bikacteil, This Day was published, prier as. 6d. : ' innocent sulject's Jodrell'? A.poWer of . Vh e iiionrioll Play of ~. , . ANOTIi LA LAY of the, • lASI' • XIN. she HENRY TIIE Po uaTii, STREL. .. without urif obligation of redresi; is sure PAII.T I. - " P.)/ love of _grace, . _' To which still tw added. • lily set that flattering uuctldn to youeSsal, * the most despotic and unjast.poiars thl ~. • . ~„ 14,11/14 AND VIRGINIA. . 71wst not your trespass's, but sly wildness watt i It will bin skin and fi lm the ulcerous Awe; coniempietca. line cue of JONES IS ..+ Places tiw the Rams to . he taken of Mr. Brands% at Whilet rank Corraptiou, annuli aill within, • , here. , Bit s fora farther illustration, I it us-wtlew; in ' , since .place , Ilan-street, flits lea - Infects uswetii," ' Ilnauastlaaltc. a stronger initanee. I *ill sap 1 ,, sew " • Uhdui" Published by M Junes, N 0.5. 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