The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-03-28 00:00:00

onst Rational proceediag 'tom the suppression of had to tverV possible at consideratle jealousy lweclly supported e Do longer to be •reened from pul in that house tl protect our civil i. 41 these rircetisterbres. grooki br an end at least in 'XV.It AL raid, he rose not to if the Petition, but in answer been made to his candour by Aced. Surely his Hoooorable old tot . have read the libel in %editions and blupheinous never Clrlile was the author Of it.— at defiance for 12 months, and had that nothing should p bis publications. He said that he members of his family who were rtyrs in the calm., and arm would employ individuals at •i flue the sale of the pub- 111 , good qs his word. He Lad his sister, who were both con , hi, promise, he had hired per ,tion., of ah , nn the-Petitioner was "inc. , . Upon their apprehension, of selling pamphlets through ion of the shop, so that the per effectually concealed; and-then, )ad been a placard in the shop , the wart for blasphemy and , smell atrocious proceedings, it. prosecute their authors. Of tbe knee., and h., should say, nothing such offenders was a public duty bring forward evidence sufficieut ' , lett hie to the qiialification of the ;pal ground of coinplaiat, might deuce. It was very true that the oh , the Petitiouer's Counsel, and who presided thought it was Common Serjeant invited thb ~ put the objection in the shape of ridaal Jurom, or the whole array, Irudently declined doing so; for was no ground of challenge at Judge had HO right to post _ acquiescence of the preset*. fescence was not given. He would • the libel. •• All religion is a the off,pring of ignorance and Whir that twelve men could ea . Oa 'ratter of such a publication ? —With respect to the observations . Learned erieud as to the hard la. the Petitioner, that, he presumed, charge against the Learned Judge ' - it was not included in tbe 'en . had been aggrieved by any de. utence, he bad his remedy against ..ouits of Law. He (the Solicitor.Ue andergood, that tbe Petitioner was not I lie believed there was some nail. ihject. Hy as Act of Parliament tiler of toe Home of Correction compel 'such priionere to work, ai allowance, in order that their sup berthen to the public; and it was -as done in the present cam. A for this species of Wrestle wee, new ; and it had been followed up is the prisoner to 6ud security for iug life. In the ease alinded to Learned Friend, tae prisoner was her security, but fogies his oat I mss sot mattock to any morrow' or de sentence. There were, bt for the *entente in eases Gilliam Hale load passed such a seatenee,l ; an authority which would net Inoarable and Learned Friend. wd ,Mansfield had also paned united be had amidst' the boon limed by his Hon. and Learned studiously avoided imitating his risen. indeed, principally to at which he thought was due in jos ( the learned sail highly respect. but been mentione d.—(hear.) 'a reply said, that the lion. sad opposite, had not removed his charge whose petition he presented had not ;eitber could ise admit, as bad been ' , .lodge who presided at that, it to a new Jure. and ordered to be printed. VELIVERII2II. presented a petition from the Grand -4 . Essex, praying that the Hausa So he adopted for facilitaiimg that the time between the 911 mizes Was 100 10,111; in ronsenets were sometimes over crowdcrowded..rli subjected to a heavier punisismotial ex these were twenty-two preninia termination of the Summer Aw 13tb of Nov. following; one liberated on bail, and two oroclantation, there bring no prosecutor. from 'V.. the rest were obliged the fuilowing Assize., and •tben punishment. lie hoped the House into consideration, and devise Rain desirable an object. secitntiett the emotion. He was aware e petition was *Oder the consider linemen:omit, nod ho hoped that ned, in.tho few observations be had any'winh to interfere with the in high Oficial situations. A said, lump time it Aek, that the into serious consideration, and he it was a subject more deeply felt ant of doors. In conserve/me . ..1 ash Act that was passed iifthe last Armies of Parliament fur building a new ***lin- he hail hail upportenittes of making Masi •sshiaetlaiattd witb the working , of the present systew , ! snit he we. setisfied. of the great necessity there wail for amber • frequent g . all-deliitry. In order to retake mere•efleitms the &dna nistretiee of justice. It was atbl visible On the scarcer economy, as they would lessee kyle this manther of prineeers to be pcoeidrd for. sit Was Ito* Irtittle desirahle o es alriseiliog the swans of t• hatter pleuiplate - Meparatien end 'classitionium of the' poi tinier% ad tf Arming the biretta of earrelng late 4014 hieWtkniptetesystema el pettiest eiscieline. A ekes., stance hadflately orroreml, .vielaich pliant is a semi* light theneesmaity of tante. carer -in this part of the nisaroi. lii Winded Woks, hoe lately taken place at Illabistour. inhere frees eke number of prisons's. lir. 8 Mot Orphate had Owen obliged - Se put oda' .estestwo sA olleriltigasos. in order to go and audit air. flateeiNle** t Irthe btal of crinsinal‘wes, while two Leitrim& %owl lowptesreim aesally 'M e* ineployed is M athalesiptist Chapel. lie meld tertciuseelve say ass es' hWeitegreatet than tb-st as Ineetont maw dwell cow flow ter smooths under 11061101101141 of .a crime, wltlion• 'slag brought to trial. It was tattiest, because without as/ ether pitoisbutent, the isprlsonoteat alune,was out atm - . together, _ __an, and.* - that - ' - o bjection • d wire, the public. He kern'an bold Is made to this plan, in behalf of the Judges, who, if would be said, could not be allied is term time. Ent six Judges would be required to go ti the Cireeit for an extra gaol delirerythfongii the whole Conntry ; end lee thought no expenie ought to be spared m render the ail ministration of justice throughout the realm mere per fect.—(ilear.) Mr. PEEL said he` *as' anxious that the *lidos should ineel . the gyrated attention fro= the boast. IN' was disposed to gteefilibest considered's to ling see. gestion of the Hoe. Member who had brought it for.' ward. Considering the gratuitous manner in whirls the Magistrates of the casein , performed their duty, We' felt that every respect shotddr he paid to their wishes: He had therefore inneh eatisfartion in sayine that 'llor. linveremeut had given the subject the...lngest defter's) ton. Ile hoped that the - cominunicai 4 . he .• hid to' make would go further to prove thud 4 yof thideitii• ne :k tendons than any general Jugend°, oak part. Ile felt with others, that in speaking on this en - Meet;llse al. Meat caution should be exercised ; care Ailed be olems that no observations be made there which weeddlond 0 Weaken the opinion that was entertaised• of the inc., partial administration of public justice. the tonddence Is it had reinaine.l for centuriest it had produced tie **eviction that it was the most perfect system of cried nafjurispradence in the world. With rase* to the plan that was now hronght forward, he %rat not pre peed to give ii a decided negative, but he eutertafned ausiderabledotibts en its expediency, and faired there !tore insuperable objections to its adoptiou. It would tie impossible to adopt the Hon. Member's miggeetion in misdeal cases without an addition to the smasher of the ',edges. To the propriety of such an *Mitt°, there over has been much objection. Any person adavereast with - the lupines at Quarter Sessions meat be *ware of 1 the great difference that existed betweel the tithed null Petty Juries. If there were any difference is die rank of the persona who were called en to find bills net only ' lurolviog character or property, but the life of is indil *ideal. it might give snitch dissatisfaction to tbe ease 'try. if the plan was adopted of increasise the number afgaol deliveries, it would be an unfair accumulation of ' betide'* to.the Jades; he did sot see bowie woad be possible for them to perfonis these addltiesal.dsties sad return to town the first day of Term. He fob hug deplete might be entertained of the practicability of seleptift It. l ifiss Majesty's lloeenuneet bad men the *object their test atteedoe. and the result of their ieliberatios to snake an experiment of a pullet onteor.. It las • to have, next whiter. a general gaol delivery is, Woo Circuit, which would mob" ahem in the yspr 4OW tireuit oily. The Him Maio was WNW., Rem its proximity to the mlet MOM, and the greet gnaw , tity of baseness to he.- sedel' there. They fellnweil' up the piaci& that wee already In practice in the comma 011Ilmier, whisk had assmiilly eight general, mein. Is wee set tittered Est the_presest to 60041 this plan nay fertheethen *Mune Cheek: He 'would limit himself to the decistesaitea be had made, and week. wait for the result of that earseiment le the next Mr..LESTER said that he beard with In* * Min 0144111trtali4110 of the Hon. Secretary (11r. Peel.) Tee. %wilder before trial goosed an hartimmmt which froosently a sulkiest punishmem syst4or gnik. overour. .*bet thus mead he *hews le fillePA-, • it affordestthe- -011peecunity of aeresatise — 7 •itriammlbonsd of their proper disiallsVaa. the plan was aerie& of •inatuj the tussidet of j ii , Mirrriols he hod se doubt bot that a snidest at. see of tese•lientletisee el the Bar would be giveilL i • considered thanker* was.not any insuperable ohjic-, • to the arrangement, though perhaps nothing more load be dorm in that stage of tint bagasse. Millers was he evil to any extent pressing on &cattails potties of the tommunity. the Loma bad bat to say the word, and an adequate relief should be immediately applied. Per haps while they paused in the molest hollow,. there were 1,300 of their fellow-creatures kaeguishise under all the severity of prolonted and unnecessary confine- meet. Mr. PEEL explained that in bi; opinion. nothing. sushi be more unjust thee toeubjeal the Judges to any additional duty. Their labours at present were almost too severe. and be hoped that the boom would sot con sent to impose as additional dpty on them. Mr. DICKINSON supported the lotition. Be in. stewed the case of a boy of 13 years 414 wlso i hail bus confined for eighteen months before lateleas °Meted to be liberated. -• • :,•., ,o':_ ..- • Sir E. KNATCHHULL said •dianialllnsionkosl for some time. with considerable anxiety, Ise soy malaise dots that his Illaiesty's Ministers estgla.lo •Ilifiratel to give on this 'object; aid when he bed beard•thieeMtu meets of the Hoe. Secretary, he .was happy •to espies his free andsbatims at and coneurreeee Is them. The delay attestant on the discharge of tied Imminese in ties . canary deserved equal sheaths& with shah in esiminal cases. Is the county which he had the honor es* connected with, there were. °until/I 'Vial NUM nOWIN 13 postponed, hr weld of time to go hoe thee:., i t tiered that soy remedy to. be applied to the Courts would also be extended to these for Nisi Pares trials. The espieusent necessity to which they -had bees driven to at ilaidsione eeeld-binsvoisled by allows tag the osmium, of a seomad Judge, or that :=4. the Leaned Sergeants might be permitted to for the despatch of business. -- A •liir. CHETWTHD said, that Utley eases bed tepee under Lis knowledge, es a Magisleate of • peiptdbus county, of persons having been longer tostised bait* trial than after, and of others-who - liartogebeter confined a tong time. the dryad Jury found thee theft was not even a prisms fireie ease against the.. • Time could be so doubt that a mote fitossest dud Dikessir was most desirable, and he was very gird it caninimelb. good hands ei done of the !limbo lOW. Secretary (MU Peel.) Ile was extremely glad, bet seer, Se hest tbut , no additional expense was to be threw. en the hilly.; . for he tliouseht f our pedals 'editors was sillipaid i as the Twelve Judges. He Men thought elnd•lllaigis crates would be iquallyeessideresh as they were already so overherdiesed, that holemsehlent. country •gaintemen • were glad to keep oat of cousestesion. . Mr. W: Sit nu shoeght the evil. was so great that ~ not one lint ten experlinente shook* le tried wither them it should sot 14 lessened. -11wkotor Ka eswe•that bad • • occurred, issivisich a man was primed to U 4 ititereted 1k 'precede* to such an extent that he died in Nose; it,see, wid that nose,ittilty (dad beermireher, am les. onward for our Tear. • hat another eat 4 alma. .*Asst being confided eleven months, we. die ''a oldies; t i 1 trial. Surely , Mee was am asses* se emie, 7, bide •or lip other ; distils& snow whetted brotriesikty eithelsiobsi. crime next to murder was to receive the mow anssisaqat ?unishment as he eds* bad doss nothing against OW r' 'sea of tdeciunuit. '• ~.• i.!):. .. 'IR The ArrilmillTAlENlßlAlowillrdirilhosonis - ceceseity fottche gee door esoldeste aoraliermisitidne night be adopted. It was impossible to complywish al hat was demanded. or to agree to the vanes* ple. it 1 II .: reel Lsw swasciliefdispemed 'ea pure anal eqoal• lea with Impartiality to all. end In the amyl mid efficient manner possible. - Via duty of tie edges 'humid not he ionrestal; it was at present lee *me. •If /heir labour* menet* besoimavatesi, it waist iiedifilicuk to. dad &Mangan oldie Bar. high be their profession sad iiiitingoitted- fur legal ability, to accept the situation. • - - • Ur. I.I4dHIfOTON said that as Wettest, row could be given foe those evils so g Ijy congilaised 4, without ,am augmentation in the number of the Judges. At pr•sent the gaol at Maidstonewas quite, fell; so much ie. that last week two Sergeants were milled up., to preside. lie thought that at least four ',fledge' shoold be appoiated oa the oreasims; bathe was decidedly opposed to any Coort being established fur `criniinaljurisdietion eneruaively. It appeared to lain, rket the inadequacy of the salaries Phich the Judges nteeited..ptevented maid gestienien, laighly qualified, from' accept* judicial situations. - They certainly ought to he more liberally remunerated. considering the very arduous mature-of ebe duties which thee hail to ills- . 'charge. ' ble-Alderame C.SAUTii. said • few words which were net audible in gibe Gallery. Mr. SYKES oliserted that In four of thelseetbers conntio a general gaol delivery took place ?sly-ones a year, till•wlthin 'a late period, when, by a better Or- j M 64018.10. the gaols were diackarged4wieea yeeer . He thought that great coefidence ought to be repose& in those Who bad tried tile experiment, aid hound it suc cessful. The Marquess of LONDONDERRY thought. it *fry natural for other Hon. Gentlemen to feel the seam mit t:hods for their complies as the Hoe. Member (*. lifer i tern) felt for hie. upon the affair in questfom . Tkis. however, would sot affect the pruilmiimpf the expert-1 meat which it was proposed to try. It misery pose* isle tbst. if tried on too large a scale, the fohieaceseight be as unfavourable to the principle, as if tried upon sae that was too limited. Ile thought that what bed flees said respecting the Nur northern comities sight to show the Haug that his Right lion. Priem] was, per ending with a cantioas but not less accelerated Mop.— From whet hod already been said on the sobjeci c tinere appeared 'enough to satisfy the House that there existed a great depl of Nicety about the prudence of resolving spout a third assizes iti the'pardeular county adverted m. The country; with which be (the Margo**, of PM). si i sn oo dezp as pecaliarlyieweected—he renal Ireland' with considerelde taxied to tbedeterminadom of tbe Hesse apes the subject ; sad the people there ar taraity expected that is the 'goat of the measure being rated, it would be MHi elded to them. slilgitt Holt._ Ft-od. the Secreted for • the Home Demot, leM piostading 'es thehest preetical principa l. They might to bare a well•dlge measure In the first hawses ; but they were spunkily 'to have It if they proceeded too rapidly. The petition was theolaid on the'table , and ordered be Mated. . SieILWILLIAMS 'Meg the Itight Hen. the Pre admit' of the Board of Coatroul in his piste, wished to ask if it Was his inteadon tobriag forward his proposed meths empeethigi aka adatisivtrathao of jstice is Wales? '- ilk, lir . „ W. Wlfllliri t il le ampleisia . 4.0 1 , 1 " ladles thattie ".. eat . jabp *PO Or . , , with dame alisseposi to • aialistiact . la Oft I!iliiir parts at tist asiglii. filf 1/1. WlWASlStlitas mid. that se him tight Has. tilted detilwild letinglag the goads* before the bests, .lucid s hipaelf instedses..a median ma the sabisat shandy mike the Easter recess. wises the professiimal Oestlisteslatscsed ftrsailts Cheeks. austuaas . •CT. Dr. PHILLIMORE ems to submit the sootier of which be had gives odic*** in alteration in the Mar riage Act. The Her. and ladesed Oestlemaa took a retrospective view of the last's, it existed antecedently to 173!, when lite Act was passed, observieg, that' from the period of the Reformation down to the %tie of (i.e. 11. no steps bad been taken to render void the marriages of imisore. He thee urged various armaments to chew that 'Pleb 'marriage. might net to be dissolved at plea- sure aftei the parties but inhabited tokedaer foie term of year". It was, la bin opinion, peculiarly meow that marriages should be broken and the issue read ' Ille; I: , lgitimate, merely because the own or iceman - a few mead* or perhaps a feW days, of being ef . -at, tbi time of their union. Yet bow offer dhl it hippli* that a marriage, for ail other reams than hismitsii "trade teseporie .sow peeresimt." • 'rho HOL and Learned Member the. particularised several' tabbies, is which Marriages were declared null tad void epee the mere teibilicaliaterpfetation of the Act. aced ob served, tbat from the veer 19111 op to the present tide, tbeaumber . of tussle tie Consistory Cart was forty, audio*, Comet iirArckiritwenty. To pretest these options! illinlistibm4 It ishtpeMed to Introduce a clatsi, that is ail cases of tbeAteetilgee of mists* Widest ',Os snit,. it shiratd be coripitgat Is the guardika or ppm diaps to Impeach,stich marriage dialog this minority=sad liepe*Oled to abolish' all -that part of the Act, wisicli,lleidi lite *ssertihgep"Nilthest consent void for ever. • Batidilibieedritilind 'bine raised. IWO a mail taarryist so dilloi might date his wife abroad, wad re amain there Gila. cafimilf iv,. whereby he might avoid all legal rispealibilit y . tilts guardian. To obviate thie,'be propelled, tkatllmgaardian might be at liberty to 'militate, and procisesialith tbi snit rectally with the 1 maim Waits if parties were in the tiepins, doe soviet of th! suit Inlvitt_eiteen previously given. It was Amy dittoed**, dint dir Het as amended should have a retrospective effect, and with thicriew. he Aosta per pose that marriages witholit'eonsent should be impugn ed within sir Mastitis' after •it passed. Having thus given the outline of Itis - ohject,. he would not detain the. Horse .with Any inether nbiervatioos at ;kat time, but beg that Hop. Aleiiibirs wog lit give dis abject due considerados. • He world' therefore more, " skit leave be greeted to og 11011/1 to amend the Marriage Act." The minims was ilea pet and agreed to. Mr: BEAUMONT moved foe a retormof the gaudily of raw ,anil mooed hides exported within die last ten Timis; with the animus' of thesirairb mks thereon. 1 Mr:II:MI(01T presented a Petition- from certain merchamts of Bristol. who, on the faits of the existing laws. had imported foreign :grain.—Referred to the Agrlcultorat Committee. ; Op 'the osmium of Lard PALMIESTON a Committee 4 9 1 4Pa_Inted to cmuniee the return relating to the listObodylag of doe Una, Militia. • . . estop . .era:pa .or serti.x. The CHANCHIA.OIt et she .-HlisMilaatilktatssad , ' j ' 'batik. Homo should !Salts ikeifistarS,Cossatittle of . a.; UUMH iieekiiik A llitipie %Wit OP MaNari ' &the eptartie whhille. "kit th e I wee, dial a Slat...aim of the lase reign t 1,01.111,01.101. bail passed e Ottaivast - i ' pore * . eortsuP,l,, ~1 1 71 . 9 y V • Use privy owes. How elk bey.** regfklmi,ft4 l 9 l lb , 11#114w.se U.., - ,ii tars, and Primes Filweell'slelliewls :Par wafb of thew 'dares a rote 111111 to he probiawskplad thesehew s d rag not ustreesonahle torah in what way the anon ete4 4,4 fr M om thnit Were to Ise Airiest') t For thelear %f ila r % j ou Jannatv !. threw , nal ase A recent, of Cfrik...e In the (sit trigs Ki.tMcf, h rated into the Ifassb4 Hie Ifoerceig# ftegsthli Spiel?, withent .be Ittairlee f f of Parliament. This fee .bcl4l 46 be uncomaiwisaid.—: He now wishes! tq knew If !ha surplus revepoe of taw raltar was to he at;plissi %•t reserel slim! of INN nation. .Pars IT it was opproitsiatril to thr pktalOht ed the widows of deceased . The ansowat thew es,' idoyed was 14.637. He liseesid the reot t aigine 2,1•44, would be ehirost to the aroma of the statism. Uni t e the heael 91 Mattitalte Delhi there appears! ante .4 1 111524404. lii wishes) ti pall ti similar question with er: eyed to thii. ' Therrstow who i soul . 0f17,11011f, !ev e n. lig _whitia he wished forjegretAmfoheatlon.. __. The 1 M ANC: XI.LOIS A l ir the. Pig 4; FAIN!: washer *mood tat say, tlsak the greater Yeti oT eke nos ~ ' cried from the Colemiesa_weeld he eleissed &a Cadens' 1 "po les . The treater part of tilt Alamo - receiver foie ate rweoW ha deleted *Soh fur the retries of th a t . y. •Titenst atom. es. Weil .as the saws ,terelve s i from the other felonies. Weidel be daly accoeeted fin to. the Mew. alt. HUMS swished to. tem. if the awns iensaisiet after that part claimed for Colonial tturposes, weal.' b e Waal. available% Ow aims t ' rit. ctioctsmiiii ~I di:UCH lite: Mt hi d. hs Feed not tepeer that lisestion until its pleasure gib. - May wimipidelnowa on the subject. ' jest 'llouse West resolved itself hate a Committee et ,SuPPIY• AIIaDrANVIt itartbtAtEs. . Mr. WARD said timairrew would aseuse him for set teasselliagielew ib. use reseal. thrusegli which he 14 OA ee the last night of meriting. in exploring the great reelections which were made at home and abroad i# the eitlass.tes for the current rear. He thee swam! that a sew. not exceeding 216.744/. I le..fal. he pastel to his Majerty.fer defraying the eztrannlittary exposits pi, the • ofOrdnamea for the year Het the it, of 4d,001)/. —, ; darted by the presumed silo of old Atertaa +hi . , ~. lads.*. I , Mesh; I 1 . '^- ;het so eaters was made is pelyealel of the `moottea be • wisle•except In the case of Deae' rera.--He waa thereto% to take that &atlas fair sposioset of the Onset ewes% der werks le the Colonies. The .. . -4, ee. espeases were eider the head of repairs, which were throated by General Ikea. By-the4tve he would be glad to know bow lieneral Mans. sites resided Is tilt essentry, could .estimate the expenses of repairs in the Zits. He (Hr. Home) thee I t ealesial revelled bct*MsdVal ea nos. Meer Of . 44 " 4.10r 1 th e CAM .tthe observed. Ate brad of maim fir Dr and &Mee. a sem claimed le the aseamet isidWl. Of that man 10.611111, was clakeed Immesh* . 4se 'dam se ma bask at Desestrara. (The Has. tiestb• teas the" read'extrects from the Report of tiesevel Nast es to the necessity of repairing that data.) lb meld conteid that tilt bank beteg entirely earthy aserseissee of the totes of ihsamears. the mosey rnlaitid brie* pairs abosid be' paid by the Calm. The sass retrial 4.) Aoki titossorkaraitiotiastaimlZOs44 and bo ei r " 6, 111 4.1. 1lredli c :1 1 10/4 1 0 11 INV soy poetis of sbet sewskis Gto.soterested tke week a bllt, r F"1/411.411DereliblillitWile.10411411 a as moo sassier is which that time voted meal t nod if the wake were necessary, why did set that lags lative Assembly provide the sowney for them. He bow there was a sans of 60,000/. or 70.0.00/. remitted by die Colons , to be 'sweated In the fends is Great Britais for peldis-aersa. It was said that sem was fur a seceril for their paper currency. But Ise saw no ream why s portion of that money should sot be takes to Malt the dans. if it was so secobsary, as was reported by tie. peral Mans. The Hon. emidemes then esessesed Ate policy of the exchange mode by this cosetry I. Ispeetleg Hainaut asd Bethke, sued said' it was es• ltressely meforteemse, as they did ism pay far shameless. 411 thesilst Ate salaries to the different Awn M the Colraillisaatiarigantly The Governor of Demo ✓ata bad froml.WW. to 6.a00f. myear. The Secretary +Ad Depsty, drew so leas than kW,. ansually. Chartres site throws op the colony by the other shoo 'lions kept up, and he particularly noticed that of the be,' Whe. be Secretary, had received a large 13 61 1 ifteueSilsgislasit White at liton.—perhaps while be was lesslimstrisgs, and who fur aught he knew had perS l o miier.yet seen the colony. If Moms salaries Wert tr• defend to a Shit% scale, the surplus world be sairiem to discharge . all the expenses of every kind la the G ala Pies. The sisoiey sent by the C4;11 to this metre ought take applied before lined Wilms could be called • sete away 10.0001. It might be said the Way , *MAI repay that sum at a future period.—Dart if the sous was once voted, it would be no easy matter to get tt back. Ile barred he had made a easestroae *magi te astral' the Committee that the item of 10,000 L for rc• repsiia of Demerara, should be left oat. He imoral lA' treat the ablistlos of the House the chortleoll oo4 foram losian,lales. That charge might not to ham keel" itiOrk. When his flajesty became Proteteref tie limbo 4.1.1t* was ander the express girded.' that they Welthl tit be any eapens to Great Britain seta the ;my watohj exceed 3000 Men. He therefore Cold move, that, is addition to the jp,teMi. far Demiram. dir 34iliviee timsdesalas Isles atm should be llama di, I' could not see the - ovieissityineterot for iteryist gP ostapiisbootitti for the usamitaatan of traepsoitr 4 i ° r " . ‘ essisheia mad :Waltham Abbey... nyslasololotioltd*ke Hes.'lloatiesties opposite. tats! : lead seerti= a " ua Mad than • could' he reqiire.l 'fur t Those estalstishasests ought, therefore, to•lesirilimed: sad ne Isere gtespowderaheald be ma ssfart lime there eppesrc4 sewn necessity for it. He she curios. doing, lactated is the note before the O W ▪ ,It Visa for making a-airtime fir dm' WM& Allsestieffti4 to that as • o instals:v.l theme er ematuent stausufactneing ibellmrrive% 4 " 1 " 1 is which the motley was' thmtes away he i*" of 11 . .1 supplied ist contract by some of the num' (" ilt. " rho weal' utter thenmelvis. Ile thought the , v tll iy eistrect far preervalate to the bolding of fact I their *wit ; there was so merit more redeem! obrers"., in pint. eitsblishasests. He would net selarreY '7l serritislit Barbadoes, es an lon. Friend of bio od to proposes redeMins of theists, required 00 (o 4‘ ID" ii. would more, therefore, that the sew pM• Amok] be reduced)), 13, 11 1 W. viz. 10,000 t. fVf Arirrerlistilld,;,o63l. fur the Wigan bleeds. eletemendesest belfry pa: true. the ,• • Mr. WIPIDT said he would eoesseolklaim t r: elljeetbllto by the Hen. elitmleesso (Mr. Ibutim).._ • :.7 . ; was die dam at Detherift, That sroeVertfrOld , 414404 '.nebabety set oity rowt t W7F - Itat dards:tat lls6 16 pceitoet Milt -.Mach is expense, certainly. should he dose by the Cohiy• that he concurred with the lion. tientlmasu. The so fr . . 1 I I i i r .- tier' respecting theConstin I 'I ' Jnry; a proceeding from 1 . . observed recourse was hail . . I ' . , pastier he looked with col . . 'arty when a Journal arm , II ell !Lad aries were tott a r d y tarsiers were sri when be hilted it declared streay. was necessary to pet : thought that if, ender all t F did ouvieterfere,there woo to theJerst COnstitutional I 1 The $0141.:ITOR-tie.X oppose 'the bringing up of to tile appeal which lead bikllon. and Learned Frit i I and Learned Friend resold pension, fur one more aid' , i issiited from any press. Ca .. :le had set the laws at delis poldicly declared that ti ; - I going on with his public i t i would employ the inettshi I, . willing to be martyrs theirs conviction he we lose salaries to remit heaths's'', Ile was quite at put forward his wife and I %lard; and then, true to I Wee is humble situ.,tions, . , 1 ' one, to conii :me the busine. ) ' the trick was resorted to a an aperture in the partitioi :‘ ' 1 1 eon of the pntilielier was ell in open defisnee, there Ili , 1 window saying. "This is i sedition." rover down a Femme a duty to prosecute ci,,ty he ante • I to be lines i' i at ell; but to prosecute set in.eny one who could hrin to convert them The objet Jary,,whit.h was the pri nein '. e fie,torerrered in one sentencs jeotion bad been taken by that •the teemed Judged rat a sound one. ahe Cs retitioner's enamel to pet 11 do:Pence to the individual hut the Counsel very prod r'.e ooppooed objection wa ell.—filear, bear!)—The . pone the trier without the to* assil such ahmiesceno read one single passage in I sim in *prior ; and is the ctednlity." Was it possih tertain a.donht Soto the clr --(Hear, bear, lust !) —WI adds Honourable and Lea ii : bonr imposed upon the P %A es not matter .of charge • who tried the cause. As ii trace, if the Petitioner ha viation from the sentence, the jailer is the.Couite of torsi) bower'''. anderatoo. I . ..' put to hard labour; anti lit I , understanding on the split n" of his late Majesty, toe jail bad the power to compel I called for the prison allow port might not be a berth that probably which was tl 1' i f onotence to lard labour fo , .:. i however, by no aerates new vary often by calling on th 1.! his good belleviour during tt* brhis Hottoarable and Lea sentenced not to find other 1! mallet he teassee eregeeed Ts, ibis join of ale seutene ) twiny legal authorities for t • 1 • , totem present. Lord Hale I aid that, he believed, was' 4 . ! lie dispel"' by Isis Hone Lord Kellen end Lord similar seatences. He trn 4 on the subjects introduce , . • ; . Friend ; though be had gm I t elfclasnation. He had rise ford that explanation whir tire to the character of tin ableJadgewhose name has Or.-I,USHINOTON in Learned tleatlemas opposi that the iodividual whose hail a fair trial. •Neither stated,•that the. Learned trial, eovld not have sent ii .Tbe Petition was read as cant. lj Sir E. HARVEY preset Jory of *het:minty of Er mar cease seine aerates la gaZel deliveries. He said I owe and the Lent Assizes of which the Keels were s ism:meet individuals subjt la the County of Essex th . • confined between the ten sizes in. August, end the theaesia were anguitted, e diseharged by proclamatit therefore taking 8 only In ea remain in risme till th undergo a severe punish avoid. take the subject it mid) means ea would age; • Mr. WriiTP.lts; sectine that tie erdijeet of the pe Mien sat his Alai!sty'• (log It woold not- be imagined, should make, that he bad delit•erations of persons 1 1 ;01/10 LAMA opist.itr East matter would be taken ins emend the House that it ant of dorms. In censer •.. ' .•. • ' . .. • ' 1. . • I • • . . .. . . . . ..,, ~ • -..• if .....*,. . ; . . . ,-• • . . ' • • : i 111 44 .• ." :14 , . • ..... . _ _ v'A'r - imi. ig N i• ----m- , . . "7 111 vtl, I VIEW eselleilleg A -. 0/A. N. -1. . .. o the poseatedioe of the Molittitge, whieh hut" kt, edlog of Trial by 0 tI. b • on of which he vide He metro coell &dial Hilt the_ _. • ..• , ____' .ilamo' hir"#.'4l-114,:ei11.--brt.- —ti—jrll". —ll was wi-I'll litle• hr'°""ellftilslivites Ilfrojtitseetty,;ovrfals°4ptetilovidieratetl4 Alletthest Pstatti9l:: bible an. At ibis --- ._ - nOl. that it should meet that all nuns received fruits the Ninnies of be,„., raloesy ; partive- thaw three osonlbs toofesensent. 01Z; salmis% . • o"l"terry"lfair •ted by Ministers and Heinnsert Austen dirt eery re • 0- • . I t is t nt =vibe. the Hume rara. Gibraltar, and otter sees, should eivn rep 14 he seined, when leseSheetersidelft Pry. Three esitittletibirbit • • . —Withyrepreuwsbrsnjsrteot.pisieesi."47 "114•411"•"6" 111..... ow, public trial,. and be a nosy it.thel for thippree ot thelapt Serologic nit e that a standing wine .alidge.'saigut be appointed 4. • at the Cri• be u moeld he.. Orel of '"j14.4.149?rr.f0e Kent, the *Olt ecinetilt/lso timid their table, signed lisatles A rbillinot. e einimaiiit iviramealieltri tnylred as received lease Deseerarts if 1:41114 431 le ril 'Merits's. He ' reftiiiTriint. lir bMithe Stir sttites Ireberge'effbel. feitlitelseelleel of tote Awn.. Wtigriyerolg nth eme: the eariornersiisere.wao a veirseehacentet for pe.......... canes, the house own cases. There coed not bi a sootiroppeoptiate tim- ;shined of wirers Itssierttld not 'lsiiiireilient to run into hr wl4eed to.aoh;rilietlrer the snotkr. ho 4 i 71"• I legit in practice than this, when the Greed Mel Petty lilies Were aptesn- any niPeriereist twilit/v.', It worth/be most lejerinnsio Ins considered applicable to gelsoe4l. prepay.. ettrel is of the country. bled together, with ill the county treededive, and,. it thithensetirt of'fleitiwit hates, to sitter an •berinion to diet it bed firtettrottiell to the pricy pbree. (Vet ~ • _. ._ were. the public. He knew that an obliction• *Cosh' In "go ibr4asl tellthe•;oentry. (list thi'edsoinineation of the appeared to hevellesee, review knot ste Ilth.www-R.,.. -~ T.