The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-05-04 00:00:00

w . rd pro t e ct, which had bees . llo 0., pr ev e r thelaii those, parts of the petition, yield to i4f o r, .0, jpeatest ogsmok ifi;- o ar :without ail obeereation r ,,ishlie inuch less element w e eeti,nrgett,:e, jeciiiig the Petitron., Ale did . lan guage of. thc,POLities, blik.b9.. h i mse lf to sego .p, . • Mr. STEllt E X. , voted on f or so adjournment of this question, give Gentlemen an opportunity of , different parts of the Petition; and deliberate den upop their' t en , delay they wer o e enabled. to judge petition was presented torthe pi c;ray whst might be fairly on si de slice, or whether it was intended . , salt on the Rouse s as an attempt to Make ii.‘the , instrument of its .own dishonour, the record of its own reproach. As to the question, whotheit; that House was bound to receive. every,.Peti. , Lion, however couched, which came ; before it, t h e re was but ono opinion, with the sole excels. ' lion of a Right Honourable Gentleman. opposite. There was no doubt the right of petitioning was vested in the people, but there was as little doubt that the right of rejecting such Petition was vested in the House, provided it was conveyed in indecent or insulting terms. The people had an equal' right to petition the King; but surely,uo one could emitend that their address ought to be received, if it was not drawn up in the most respectful man. Der. The statute of Charles U. whieh iraf,e the right to petition, &dared also that that right ought to be properly regulated. With respect to the pre. sent Petition, he was afraid the delay which had taken place had not been employed alit might in its mature eueSidaration:: He was led to this opinion from tho assertion of an lion. Member opposite, who said, he did not think the Petition denied the power • of the. 110414 to commit, and that if he thought it did, he 'meld vote. for its rejection. Now, in it*, er, rialto( this iistiliSpePt.cgaililf agiee. If the peoplelaw any objectionable o w. s e assumed by that (louse, or,any oitsWastiotts*eu.. se,* pass it, they bad awondinsialtle right tolptil, ! . than against such act or, .sitelkassemptions : Wl* , this restriction only, thakthey did,it in soilseMst ' terms. The present „Petition, however, ' di4Olisi, tinctly declare, that in cnininittiego tbil,•! tft ilt iad had usurped a power, 4 4 un known to . the . ~IWI n o t warranted_by the Constitutioo,:". TAkk. surely a ileilial.•of. the . power asspreeil ,prog.., 1t0... Lint lest there sisoolil tie . any dispbte-tise. retition went farther, and, not only repkellafeil. the principle, but prptested .agaiest, the practice, Their pretant, too, had every form of a profeeti.. i and they ideally declared that they.leesesited.ii ' iii 'order that it might be entered mi the journals, as the letter of Sir Fraultis Burdett was nut so en tered, althOugh the vote of the iiiiuse.Whiefs.eilit mitted hint was. Now that . letter liad,been de.. clareti,', by. the, Heise a . flagrant 4idatiiiii %rite: , privilee4 ; and if,' after Wel declaration, cows. ter:approhatiou. of that *ter presesbil to tie' House was not' ea'. his Considered na insult; Ic was hard to -say how far they might be carried Ity their forbearance. Some. Gentlemen epist. site had declared ,that 'they' t . onceived • thimselves etonerateit MOO all Maine or respoissibility on this subject, as it was the tended of Minister%; and Ministers altrieksehich tad tailed those Pe. titinnts. - , nil ..wftritiot true; all liertlet in the *l ai :trines :of ___ ..., .that .'efieftien; ,otseertei upon on alp on which . fallen, U . :Honourable Gailleman'whis lOW .arvaigised:the :respectability of the . Men,tivtg at Hafitat. ' , .Theo Gentleman was not ; present at diet Meet ing. , Ha, (Mr. Byng) Was ; and he felt no 'hesitation'." lit . sayingivtliat i lt was one of the Omit numerous and respectable Meetings of ..Freeholded..he .had ever witnessed. lie added too, that aline. (nabs of. that:, Meeting did oot think that House had, the righter commitment in cases of libel. He joined with: them in that opinion. [.coute murmurs.] Hi' repeated that such was his opinion, Cheer, heart) and. that if the [louse had • such a power, he thought, • and so did . his Constituents, tint thiy ought not to have it. The case of .libet was ma, 'case of ..necessity, and the,zecessity andog, . en . shoold the exercise of tint privilege ceese also.. - 'Cotenel WOOD denied that he had said, dial the Meeting was not respectable. What he bad said was; 'that the majority of the tamest there assembled were not freeholders.; (hear I] and lie .believed .that if the Iltittoerable Member (Mr. Bing) had do mere votes thin were then present-I V/it'd "the"tionourisble Giolfenian ioili'lleter i+olitel li by' :cif If' Spoke! Spoke! shin ke eat hiknoh.). ' . __, Mr. MP4.45,14 . in a tone of i eolceseereely sod, -fblein the f aller t y L stated, that he had attended the •Itist'MeetittA o,llf l ialyney, and that he had there i staid', thafit hO, lealr f ed upon them . as a Meeting kira, tircaiivonfitty. :01 Shiefilre,:ho sh o uld obey , l , r'thiir itliectiona, , y, prat*** their petition to thit House ;. thut . at, the:same time he did 4( 4 thial, ;lie Wei' bitend tit, coinpcomise his opinions 'ai,•is, InaeOhdetit Member of parliament, or ea "tioCi. L e *4 leetitrthem lit unqualified esty to the • epittioet of others. ' however he might. be diiposed. to re., ispece. them, Weer, itftlrAil 1 14 :illtoPilltlit wl)eagote hack said that nint f tenths of that,. Me l et : .„ * k".l*ei:e 'FraeltialScre. . He could assure hini !ariltii .. Kinvectioti it least, that the majority it that Meeting were not • Freeholders. When. 14, sP4Vl4.3)rtlettliOg their petition, they heard high, wit much, silence as then prevailed in the Hoonak, hi 414p.mdia l aio.ke 'peke in favour of any 90..1 ;40'4 .tif 'MS own, ni4 exactly conformable *6'l ' theirs,.the taints was so sudden and bver- i maring, ' 1 that .hilliild them, smil i ng, iinee they would not itam, : ii) IN, it pis,, aieless to trouble then_ any far. 'thee. 11, •ipowever ' he r bed promised-to present Illeicpatithen, ..he should new soppredie titO4Ol thifit iatinild lie . 'Sott' the .tebtd; Mr. S'rEPREN explained, . - : • , . Aztlmirtti.liAltYli: X told; dud . , he, as a resew holder, ~of :Middlesex, would hive . .atteseled the Meeiing l . but that he thought it en e x parte Meet and con,eae*l for the purpos e of censuring . 1i0n5e.,10411.. , 'as lit the • libetfOsie dot __ ~ - isig, _ _ ____ the Fetter whiftb".lietr clew!. the dOinibittal of Sir that 'cOoduct.w4ileh he had aPprOed held fettnwiiiht Feels* Burdett, aid it was is s tiowstepseuce of and consiatiatlt With which he ilsowlilt,nOw ,votte thaf,chiatisttiar;eliat the . .PialeilmilZ . been .pre. that , the eetition be re' ettsd — ..House- In 9,, The then poled. lie ireftleA Iliallitt. 7 Air , they . non dixit4esl , ..., - . • • aought,indieidudtembinaraften,nintieralbothi ti; ...,...; ..cfeic# l 4 the Petition .• • • SS . ' . , i- ,- ISt outmost of, mtehns **elk; it was 4144 a . r 104 0 , 1 --- ~,' . :"."..- 7 . liafsitity . '. .-011 isyitematie oftaek, the MAW ors slitiindeeply mute . ~ -,-, , l igiiri m i vs t s - . • ,aiderad,danageettaly oVittited, sal 'Ought by-ties:, lia r ) n . yak. mini to 100'ilOttly tlialiied igloos OW siicopki r t , 4 : , iou : j 2414-41/4Y e 'POUT begged the attendee rfa,irh,ielicF bendrittlng*bypocritical res Punt :76t.!'" - fl!f), ,0 0 . 1 .0gett in the' present case, con . . , .fi,t4toileondibMs or •Irelaticl, and of Ireland il4 . !ii faligui went dleattly to untlennitle the . Mete Cintetions. It Wei the traitorous sittolants ....-,,,, 'Fbdiftd,4defile • their attention to .the • the lust intarrea taniw skulking Mider i:r - atenl!.ffiakqW"'"(e,,Lni"elee!Ll'aril n , twen it c'ff or' 1 u - " ob „1...,,t'4' , store wom several case, shape,. and assuming I . 4nOst dattgeroes and deag. lodifitt s_!!, . u euemmate . ; the first was that', Lie form. There was no country Which could 4v • be Said to he "safe . whre the Legislative Petrel t i iso%. ._,l''re.,,,„,.' 6l " l " w L G"eral a 1 " 1 " 4 was attacked With impunity, and daringly bra* urli _wnit * ! :.. Te'Llotmi i. j" ........lw ea n fre . tifßat 41 2 041 . 1 N ill in Such base and p rofligate terms. At ' any `':: 6 9 , ( . 1 . 16 1r.% ~...."° "e„, 1 "" v 1111,1. ` 41 " 11. '"•P ril4l : time this would be most dangeroui, but at 'On !IL'. —7 lTir I `'-',1 . ....... ' s `;Y: if.„,.. ..., bees fieik prele.nt time, the peril was doubly hazardous ; a time lbso i e la i i 7 t ''',Wara, „1 e ,:, "".-.. -, : ~7, ._, 4 'when le-were engaged in a most momentous iinit it 4.,": Tam it appetite& to the COOlmiginsperosflorirp. IF iprotracteaWar,lind necessarily obliged to incur the Ire,ibeet......4loolbereukeelaiiviee or diem dory art le Bodge. India agSfarated bilri*O.,..‘Tion't such attempts t° — ""'"'•""r" r no . . no side of flee Beate' was'Sain—ne rich in the The emit case, to which he should : anode, mos ; that of a Panamint', whe,had bees superannuate& country secure. They d not partY, bit after be _menace Parliamettt, out Alinisterr, bit the Constitettiin ing ' Agfa years la an ()thee, the ditties nf , tint any &Main set of min, but all the inestimable Which he never performed: ,-Thit man we e a Priv y .. bl es sings which time, and toil„ and struggles, haii Counsellor, a sass of .sank, of fortune, a n d o f secured to the country. The question tio'w . was, middle age.. On 0410404 he PrePb ee d* Rase whether the House would lend itself to such 'at'. !Pell •: . . .. tempts; whether they would become the servile ititZ,T*ltrreed in the lime, that the Right Ihrojeil ministers of their own dishonour. The Petitiee had bm ,„' l ,;,„ an , u seu o ut tit appeertif pl)* kitdiva !air ' sot only assailed their practice, but their vetyinn. dills tomb's+ . . 1 ' ' ' lives, and asserted the "suspicion and jealousy with Knottier Cate Which' hit theeld -mention, was of, a.' which they viewed the imprisonment of sie F. Bur- grant of 57001.. to .Sec' ,"erg . Shee Redellearr, deft at a time when they expected Soattich fettle his Getwel,.ies conaidqietlon, ofloss or ameba,. efforts in the cause of reform." If they bow sub. wept from .thoVoblia.orney being, paid into the soloed to such language, they would infallibly 'en . . (lank of trilatitiielesteitif Of l icmaining in his courage the spirit.towhich he had before alluded. hands foi",a-feCilisetattlb..*.lhiS'fitee also • received, The experiment of conciliation, bad been tried fur Liana aadelerksi!tillo*,:peiannum. It it, and failed. They had been persuades! to receive were pfkairliergiciia4 afAbe:PigliAs:beneelli et.PiP! the. Westminster Petition, on the gio*ad: that such .th . thglacti . Cofftelkaitilt . .11.1,44(10911:.IirF; 4 apparent . tolerance in that House must Mod to In • Raft of a apteM or ' rOaieti..,riellsea ,ar. quiet .the people, by :hawing that their in. th i - rithiGineerniatitit. gt "fie 61 eligeee'ier ' terests and represeatatiOna Were 'attended' to. hiatenuuseratettiatubd _ L iefilit'e Ale*. 'Whet; ti , .. What had been the consequence ? Why the. pre.. we ciMajr;thistitinf.eeasglielleeat pahitteiistace, tent Petition, still mere strongly worded, imOtp.' k , Ao...tit'iluamolualt,(2'.toltOt .14.1ttrnifni./1, tgfN diately foll Owed. If the House now submitted, T . . t?, egopt. untie, :OW ad Oration of . ai ft would be termed not conciliating, but pusillani. .*O il lis t ho , .frlbeitiiiiiiellahtitib'ttal Vail' he ilium, wow. They were reproached with requiring an ' tell gl?„ CatOwtAitiqffillleirlrbiliew-' -Hel army to enforce their orders. Concession now eatfmneflo 1110,110011toc4tittgett ' AllifiNitiani, to would be only considered as an edditicinal proorot thlei,o l :eateel Peet got MC. 010.rett , T"' e t their wcoluitlis-PTonother.sigument of their tinfL count tic i t ts, 15oltentss creak Oita I G o eft i , i.i ' Si 41.. A tlity. . ...,,, i , ~ . ; ,. 4) meat, Must, qi. course, be peso r ~.inhjiit lo he could PO.NSOISIBY9Amiti, 10 ox planation , that siblises andier*stliiitleti. T'Thell i tSW."'ltirt. emu! could not take upon himseireo-judge in what chided witkinoifftkfbiallirstilltiststaileits.. degree the Honourable Gentlemen enjoyed the fa. Mr. rosTxa fratod,4•4lo,llslbriisti and* .q5ll rutty or, hearing; bid- .6411 cuultistwot ihink,'*4 terms, , c4c,k,_ s.ti: b. eft s l oven,. . , Gentleman poisemmtjaa faculty - in perfticOotii 'if ced tea plqpij /gr.. croifor - As lot foutidad in fedi he attributcsi.4q situ 10°rd...which bad Dever es.; Bid he ria di eighth . report tbrquet, he weak! raped him. lie had never said tit horded, that that hard found that' be Wei . ialitiliin. - The - snit ' _ th. &strap, Wounded bo upwards, of .6001. apeti but latterly this r enorosoot smoloment was, POO , Mind, It ceased,afler : t,Ottlulth.o( Sir H. dish, and. his: isiCcessor, Who slotild have eejo_yed b it; was'entitled to tnidertitii datilientiktiod.' Thal, was settled at l 4001. !. a - Yhero - Thera !steer was an :Officer more. feirlyanlitiod 'MO then . Sir George ~S.lsee.: • Wordif i tiha tenet say that 10001.. a.year *elf a anopeoiedoo for discharging the duties of an office; ' throtaiii' which three iOillioftwand a half °filth Ohne mane? , passed, and for the: do exemittois or ,whict Amen« rity to the amount 0(44,000. was given respeet.te Sir George Shee p , .there was, no *rout asked or granted, nor was there.aity , H 1a masted thvi -lionoiitable' Member bed net given him oft ,opportunity of inswertni the other strong cites- I. -Which' he. alludaJ. Hit was .eaneinced; 'O4 _.** o o ll ba Pißik simitY..u!44 PPM. e 4-; Witk• :out, rear of, contradiction, be wow* assert, that the presieht Go reraiient dr* Ireland Was as strict and eminfinsleld'u Obi the Noe. `l3s ronet could %Attire.. ' • -' • - • Mr. W. SMstraeltewede.fpeta•Alos Report of - the Commissioners. tkat,Mr. Croke; was. not en titled to the - suni - granted. Whiteley misfareinent -•• • • there taiga titre been, proceeded - NO that Weird: • it did not appear from their Repurtiathat - tiny ex: liwatileial duties: Were perftirmatioe 4( the state. , intentwf titS Weft it,4.nouprOPlo•*ssirt was Corot *set, l;reker Was ,a Moat. injured snits; fur 'homed of s Palti•l remuneration 410001. he was. ,tattMd to a 'moiety of Peisilticor sathindissirtn *Otranto 0f110,0001., for "bleb Joasaittinsiwencet `onto: In his ntision,toeva: g rovx4;4o444.cah-tei.k .IMostg : Xor tite.coaduct 4,thts C or m4sippwas..wh,q o ; aside the Riport before the iingse. „ elpltined: • - • • • ' htf..lCßOXEß•itisitiitied the 'etratesstanteasof celatiseleoppointmens, smiths beitikii. reptm, 3beloaske•hwd OILF•fil •Ole A464fillig itryorEit* in DS:WIA.. Ar t Pre/fees office was one of so oerintendance, anielsot coetrbel'iliti: •,efieelt.' To• oviect, liowever,Aite Weekirbilite4 .:sion of the revenue' seeming from (haddock'' ' . Ar' , e o firerted it into the latter. Wbotterer• lunar he became esti tipd jo, t , bp invariably, !cod ttes) the offenderuptik up their arrears' s :to' tu t 'bettered thi•re ; aid ilte unit icartad:tw Pelt"' 440 4 6 ealk l thitt. Getttimilea's bbeking - AbdttiatCoool loo l l . (Orly stated ,the facts,•the,llo• 4040 have beef, 'spared the trouble qf iatlinithis question; Sir JOHN IifEWPORAVin pr i.• leased the highest respect far -Mr. Crtilteri Vega Tice. and - character, The statument.oUthe Member, ns ler at regraded; his oiorthy.ielettveg • he considered trite satisfactory. lie arneld t _Wilt the leave of the Hattie,. withdraw his #rIS • Ka& lotion. • • • • •••:(t Mr. W. POLE observed, that if :tkolliat. road bad !Mad the wkole of the Report. 40 cement* anuexed,• be would baye, found. all t main *facts stated by his lion. Fated next to The Commissioners had been vilify of a miirepif sentation highly itijhrions to •it most• meritorioge Ofileer. • • ic es hociouP,V e 10 7 ony tathaeottgand i eeryices of Mr i , weber. , eCi ANC K f OR tlie! EQU I !EtCIIEH sioritted t at Mr: 'Critter hat vtry ;Wet omit of eumplabst against 'those tommissionetts • .•," Motion withdown. • • • *• • . • • On ,the aecued,Resolatioa, respecting *the ,sos., perannuatiOsi Of the: lioneirable Mr, Forward, late Piatider (hie-Irish Pitt Office, •• • *7. 4 11114.1,104E9i1Er POLS. Hated the .facts ofl ; listivisiirs,,setirerilOties;The Ave berkeliV, . 1 0 .1 fr;t0t... 1.,6 41 10 __ eared ass -' the o etigasienigerre efficient, • fitafeaSalitahilis'of-Jerilifa . . . Whir feqent ibledeferere on briar reformed,- Ho 4004144 titisinabaoit. with tili*Onifloli Sir I.' N.V4reQiet: Agnew? from, a r is,..of, Mr. - Forward to Mr r ... that . the .o se was not elosiblei* that cetli tig t ahte a Sietictire•Or. 'I, • • II ' 41•••. • • „ . • ..._ _ - 1011, Chfr „...• . '•••After * _ - .. sc riationi train I[r: u. TIMIS. TON sad IdrePONSOATS% *ha ]i9l9tAilidekl • Ayer • a , - . 96, • • ' •.. See : • ..- ' -1 • ',- at- 4 I - , c liprasiera, wark•aut aftertitords aaniittAd t anti! 4110 *Of adjourned at Two ( Mock.' re.: , 4- ...=.„.„, • . , • cOlital# eoexci4.... • -• . A Crest e Common Council ;.wastailiiike. , '7, - • ii i iii n , .., .... stik F. . 4. , . . . , t M. irgThiort ttiok' the' • oppoitaiiiii of litiiihittelielitiUthi to present from the sit Mar i . iitiolo: . ' fora , lamas' of their &Atari,. tip state i It tn•bwhialiateation to Fireseat a Reuri9l49o, 1 0, the x O 4 pr A requertiag that he, weatd lie „ R ,... D l east i to . , tc_n ort f Comm'' Cr .0 7 4l# ~ s ,- isanarill , r . lab,. orates • was read • ‘lnurous to arise• I pet►tion or !Wise of esb►Lti>l+itre an 'trona ; ~ u so r. ) examine Inch bent. persons guilty .• _'_.,.-; ..::4 ~ i eposoli ~ 1 P.Ovposes. ± ''.-' , .1. 4 - • cOVik:Rctit. PVIIIJC SALE R 01131!, 1 idi s AttleVman J. j:' 5' , !1 . 1 . ft ptesepted a Pais. 'litre: ItAlN'irwtt laniti,. , and itt*thist of . a nionbeir ot 4 . Merchants and Brokers' of the City of Lboutie s it • ' vrkolos4jt in contemplationlo au etettan cliegant si 1131 . 101liggi IP ; be employed as Public' Sale aeumst ~ fur the disPosal of Shim merchandise,. dti:. ic. 'wiesting.thitt le 'tire event of the' market foi. lea-''' . • ' tbertnitraw% hides: being removed from Leaden.; '` 10.1batrgieti:thoileight lave a lease of .the scite of.''- the present,us t erke4 , 1 The IPclition was ordeted to lie on the table. ~,.; • - gATifti OF'EVPIIIII4k,f Ai4D ALLEGIANCE. '• • Bir , GßlFF4Villit-sligadiag. tor • his caution ow • this subject, .for .disqualifying every Mevalk!r of • ,ilO,l Cpwrt who had not,, or might out, against a). . • Main period, hate taken the Ooths of Suprems , :y and Allegiioste, deelired it to be by no means hi% twist% to take's•ay Clefitleinan by surprise. There ' Sere sevehtyaciaktf Mettiben of 'this Coars witnlo bad,.failed . ..dorbsg. the "%resent. year to take tha ; Oaths; but he wished to postpone his motion au give them 'time to dO su;'if they . inclined.--Etini. and calls Ofl4'o, lea I ' Nom; OOP] : ' ' Mr. S. DIIION deelared•his resulutiorr of him.-• self proposing the sooties t for.tbe purpose uf ha.. - Sag it negatived.. . Mr. WAITHMA,N sbnuld be ready to second, sash a sneituri;" --- ' '- - - . . • . -'MN 6141 , PPITNSfiectalsodi thitin the preps. Alien' he 'bilk Mille he Itniff beewactuated solely. by 1 *Si7F•PfiiiibefaiilY,, Ile then mused,. that the c proper Qffiecr de produce the names of the,,Aluiti... fbets.wholiadaii it iiio hail not Wialited'hy takiug . tAbdiblraihtiL • . •••• • 44. -- ' , • • , - !--:Mr: DIXON neemided , the motto., for the !perpooo4raiiiogkit Altimately' his snugative.r. BM i wooKoug of t th9 7A grhe had not •qurditicd during. itt4-Presept,yari.,i,iitt he' had donp . so d up many. fernier ocitsions, 'and Win ',tut, tb.rr t' re , afraid .ot any improper ritliglict beleilmptitedid hitii, in itiroPecliibt•ike iireiodlcevtot °theirs ishoonsiabt aut' i iserif, j his.opioine t ,:., •• . ~. • . ~. : . : ~ .. ..: . ~ Mr„W4II7tIMAN...ba4 Bait ) l_4 , j ! ni F ic V al l i° , : .; ~, b 4. ,ILliaals:Ot eiqt,ldd, on account, to otijtcf t o . t ... idolpfet bhittigikialin might view; niattir4 cilf' dressOys libichysli equity minscientieut.swainet :Viillt~to Tbstelterlilei he ratbesvislistts4. • adeftlt '1 ..-Ttiti.;!lll4,llofiC9lll4 not be en.,:t 1 . re , stint weere'ittoy were. found to.caist. lie' i r o t , iiiiiii.sx I Pieties`, (Pete expretalag his {{ .itil , Orlctiihe Pti):_elissinfie Ili this shonia have oitglitiated)olikajdoSatie. Sho t On every occasios s • poresied hippie* la*%d of, liberty. . Ile could; opt view. it'ositim el' I.ong short of lodig.gtion. , ..,..".61r, gktqAlls'ptiongly opposed the motion fiii.inickfaiii thli'll'est Act, *Oct etriressed hope tlr it SmiiittilimitilVith the iediinait sejeefts of '10 4 ,...10 001411.. and respectable a GOlifie .. •t , Wiri,.o. kI.g#T,PISO . in ,reply,. as an argontent . kr/I , o ll i 01: h is propesidou, instanced the pOsii: 1014 . (at, - sifileli,"lndend, :they' bad Initineei) of • GestleititiVittikit . pretests et - uteri lifting - , the liCriplitegildtd to ) haring , ileaitied, 'crying 041 2.174:*01141 _OPtY)°l4eid to it: .svhen.they, yes. AD.b O *Mit" l .l. 001-4 0. rd MO°F. . ! • The:PrOtbilii*Sitia wits (iimi per eta '11444. tived.—The original question was alsoneilli*Mq - -2 - , illit LATE ' Mr. Quirk( begg( up, to call their oaten! .higirst importance '. tieutar; t‘; the . Cu U.S Common cause of hi. in 'the Pct jr ' -Okilifs-itiggiii9 4 6' : ' found tit" Billed I o.sett.ttlekAllittiodi 40.14444-I•Vis GC. 4101104,04101,tit , 1.04'tcr ~... iiiiiig,,Aeiil - Oi•bededn. What; stips!filtr :§10;Hallos verdict for . ;ifiC disco• wilful stagier bed' , ASO, : *hire ifillsoqi,, irivialihad'beasivorPets , Oslo:deed to woe seaterdi WM 0'14440* 4( - RAI* tialike'litit,. . . , iirificoirroritr flab - ogect. °V t J Isisd wadi .440460' nn4ertal qity; *low of SW," hall ltiediiterail ii,*(!sorn the a ff44111""5".47 of gilit y' peremi:4 , ikauf*cre ttortivei of the • Altitsil,tret(l4.4o/dina 1# . .. - Opovited Withi.lbug to, It ,nacriacilasl4hitc*_ ____ - .0;PO . - euvevusinvetimia.l.l. i 5 91, 41 g,1r ti!iverPt.ig '• * •ftOl ii fitc,o iiit.; . ,Ilif .4104koisi' ki.olo* • - o.hi‘i4siti... •:. -- Atio • che Irtitit dMi , 1 . wViiiittt of -todsnlir ' 4 '.' ki.,`Sli_e:.o.l7, intisi . , i . „ve,,lvaid.- -• . - '.:4'% . ststvKi(op .. . ' .. t i p ? rt, 'bringing .t., couili . ; im •• s :, ostassin 4. en* , . , .0$ *O6Po ei :ti : • ' 1441:44/.. joibid a ':‘ 'oene. Ix*, find At larsPlitikyoi. , ... .._ • w!ould be pleased t0:40.... them; What •••ifetpetunil , `less meta is kimiegskio. of A l l - t :ii•itatlosiet the - atidlsill:knave . 'rib% thitlipilt.: lormed.the NISI, that • 1 ' liclt:tbd to - the their. ' A to t had bees tarried ... - 1 bad occurred, Tho . • , . : 'f . to be laid bdonttlii. - • , eta that state in 14 Gp' that confides°. is Idea willingly intillis.tkir ', • , ' 1 geltrallisidesom. ':' t' . • , ... . • . . ~ ~:.,, •,.: -,. s: . - s . -.:;.: : f- , . , .: ',': . ~ . , s . - :: :,A , . :, . . • r • . . - illb -: ' „ • • • ..,.. -- -., ____,__ • ' : f_ay.,-,... , ;-. • ' ........-......-.....,...--4.... ...- • • - • • . . .... , . -.., ,:,, .. , •, .. .'. . • . • , • •• • • • ' . •-•. • - . 5. -, • ' • . . . • , . . . . . : • . .. s .. ~ . .. v ~. ~. . . . . :.. • , •-• • • • . 'r . . 4 4' - . _V it' '- ' • - • '*•• '' : '' - . ............ -•-• -•-.. .... .._ _ ... - ....._ _ . , -•- --_ ._ . • , . - _ , ----- Ma dwelt on. Illosalliinalltinfilillinlikiltitelit IPdtftintii - iih ' ' IfillitieriAetiiiiiiTtalAtiedliiiiiiiti fit 'eritili fol . the •temoval 'of Smithestd Market ) all ditioti, "blob *O. iilkalibily wortWililkibettebet.lit 1.11 ' - *Week bit. wra etwapettelliftei - therebiloi be , bad lad bees rejected ) that he should . ) at Irft warp passed oProctio° o the nosoitokilleligla_, gatillisaar . Atm tioveramest to - a mush hrger amount. .litere court, submit a masks for colvideri ig 4.1 „triode others of t tiley might be • tito°s4, oo FlVAlitaitilkfil. 12 _, .. 1 4 Ktilld the moiendat Wt . Mrs qr.:theater°, tba-Re. Tomas of enlarging the prism: Mar}.•t. ~ i i _, potted : foe re, .tb motor certain efpreat l tl now _,:tpat 4 01.espetertipldasHessiesits4.11-. was s, - - •Ittitita rt lint mr,TROPOLIs. .approve of •the .themowlso intailiedlit Ai' dfitti Welke lite $ de, ip hieto,ll, ,r.l, .jatitogld, avF lowered, A Momerlat of certain individliab, t amid not bring that-or thy othe r 'Pb Militiatito • tbtdti. *OW ' iiadite said eflier fait.' Thts, hileisieit, 'SAM be' with ift-orthlTitccdßipailid, way were. betted mussel a bligaMaild Alen .Of opitit,to ,i tallielaitienAvikottillirteresetittoil:Tbitett*ct !Urea inVeitikes - reons which the numeroc the night helots sues against, the We** 4tfi An,* Peligimp,, „ .of the second resolution inid boon deeidolibilskiet. Indians in the metropolis were pposed I kilos, in . orderto i ; :Mr; MOR4IS in mullatiptima l ,.obserral, that 'Jed insekt!,p Wi th respef Aentesetegi f efAtiF spked end prayed thak the Court srotild direct of comparill( the ikon - waindlidnein the fit tharliattietati Iteselation, he was permit - 041W the nitire it Wis, to bo presented to Parliament fur• the fit and cotaisit to it; 'dee flosisein u btiMfina that the Peeitidwett ift:niiir hoskiiiibli into, the less woulele bli• thigh/flit - air; ItsieHriag,:ae 4ct: I. be passed, estall ndency. Brebie their 'sight Id' coMmit , in, eases of. cossetapt.!: It rant the coniklitehialt cisatiti.ity ilittlrliaM: Illaremiit.' 'Meer ) tp,,be cepa' " The Eire Coronet Liget whether ► ' 4441111111 r 4 1 4 014 1 0 1064 , 1141,fi 1ght te collfriA cug l geit , iq,c(yt♦te mew The s observance" !of , the Mon,-.Ges4louess. ;wog aiti, _'it.should be, fe all rasps. Of fire, t , purpose of dollig . '44 bbiklii=_f_. ) `i t*. , 't one, applied.< %the • formet:emsstigt4oe •. ot; tke, Irttnieseibli ththiciese—frotn *bleb MI idered.sii a (ilea, ..1 'Mr :•-Bu4tl - iii/fd ) 'that ',milli spoken before liriil . Tteamiry, It `. bad been fainsultihl eitskoar ilt . irhogirrowili, liflhodt"isdnjo of rot ed se , ksteibediii.. •011ogi 'la Praknetteeitfon; heiliie then saterely . io to illuW the B.4ceiter:Generil a 4uhrter . per'esitt . it. se tti ng : prensises perodsely ell fire.- - ._ -:..i.- -- s• .11,.; abierve! upon An I;ieniAlion which had fallen f►eni• on the sums isaiieil s illrettgh itieliatittsi*Wbleic ols"lttCSlP . iliiite° of 9e!.!ef 4 1 P-4POse s t . .._ _____-.-..1.- _e . t ....--...i._ innvaivarir. AL. PiTrtf.fil g A ILE. ROC iiiisi:thojokril ,hiopprpirequerttug teat De. wougo • op -- - Um pleasodApitall a Special Conn of Common. Court- , ....'" fillkrato and; d.fi 4.l .„°ra *I •to cil otiiii agiTYday, eh' saujetto of great "(twin .iitt 4ti tbe,b113414 of A lta . 0 1 aella %said' fiiptittene&AninittlY, -on' the late _tattoo:dietary The LORD .M A.YOR inferan *1 . 4 _ s t e ps tw; itir the , 414solgi of Commemo t ,40,,i50. 1, o.3lintnirrinto the - causes which il4 , p F liotoos,SoWlgtrot. .$110•14 witito4 trint i ,, twei tinkle circeuistsoOsolluded to, on:. !mitten coguipaple in Courts Of Lair ft . ! • c a d, el l hadie l pii: t he beef m e ni ti.te fieoeuroveg fee, !melting eaglet quite ready to Nr4 ,obtatak ii:Sdif no' in the inadetteatilepoesideo.l Court 4, he hoped,it would bent ria4 ,tlo*or,Abralrestple lo Porlimpost,.. -. , .1. • • 1 days; . and trollied they bad that Ucti ~ , sb i ;r l p 4t4RsErp, to balieic; that he would not, wi talc Mr. GRIFF To tare entiiirthEre Inv* egitts or their f ee li ng s to b e Plata lioniy tiii* littediega tits Iliiiiiiiiiild A.Oesieted. -••'.• • . .. , • . • . , , . ' .. • . • . ..- ' . • , ~ : ,-. , • ... • . .. , , , 'E DISTURIINCES. ' ;11 0.1 ) . hefe.re the meetinj .big k ki . emion to klubject of !be. Tory, the City of London ,imtiy Aps4rtil, and . tii littk linmanity.... A Coroner's Jeri Idol* bad latelli dtting, on the* of ono 9f their:fellow.citieweas t eutrdered g and hartiita 131 # 10114 Y,..041 1 0, of W; IMnrt iruardarnan : Ve OP* to thlik Chet : he:did mit •Inj ded tu•knoorfroln hlateg4M o;tiiiien is, ceo r setjuenee..eft,sie every of the person ky witinaltOls I committed. • In foopoo . 01s nittnee lnHoiteiy "foie espittatok• they hit :been .ao. rnotrdi for Mk lehteliterf tu5 4 4 41, i were A, sW v bsikbenn Won liikKeliecto of ofbieb Zia Itabd so. Fr: • '>~ ~., • ~~.r II