The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-10 00:00:00

E L -4 . ! , _1-,t1.• . 'he cansa. It iris le it...yokel or Vie ' usined tit ob i .— 1 ,..rs also etatA, that. li had 111.21,1 Mr. found ineumietvirot ia the receipt of a0,000t.. per annum these persons had Iy is as a niiiiapprvhiestiiiel ; for What c i f Commune ; ‘ is. that in peissessilos seal ; reversioyi, the people s by A ls o emoluments geese biiiiielent iii tio9 ; and that , _noon, and I wish It to be istrn e tiy duty, ail thillio,lll4.ll. .311 Ch s.. : hat tech was t h e „waning a nd Int el ,. Route of cmitmume, bbl lately elipettientir e ur sorr a," [Conela m erable applause, fear it would, and because it bad , t ' ' i c es asclaineed lit "Mkt's fair" " v e ry dispos;tiln to do its. 114ny to thityglple; - 11 . . 4 ,4 1. 1 11, 4s iisig slid on thit sub. its* been first indecently threatened With-4194 's lice and candour demanded, t rus t solution, if it persisted in its cootie: • Diesulted p ew he permitted tie offer you some we know it so p r inci ,a;t i e a rw as ard th s at items on the immediatii object of this upon the same will alit, lam Mir th e intention Look at the conduct . of. your evocators . on the oi.' it, ly friend (Mr. ravel ) to.dietate to capon to which I have referred: Then the filer se you oii4lll to pair) is itli respect Representatives of the woafssl6PB7lse4:, City of Lenduts stood •of presenting your Pelit.,o—hy hi s forward and am their ditty to their *fellow-citizens en of delivering the Petition to the' and to their country ; they supported the right of i ts t e ), ha eierely submit:et! fur your Petitioding...the right- of stating t o the Kink, . w h i ,e,,, c yon would, under all the upon the Throne, the grievances which they felt, ms taisees of the estriterilinary tirade. and for which' they had the highest reward which MI we stand, deem it•ativisea!ile t o virteues men can have, next to the approbation align presiosted to his Majesty by the of their own hearts—the thanks of their consti.. Secretary of !kale, or,Tatlier I should melds, and the'esteein of the public at largo. The it 4 chalice of ftbditsg its way to , Livery voted them thanks in Comm o n II II livea , hands through the S •cretary of where we are now assembled. Th e Li ver y s a id, [mucfs appktsee sold lau"lerj, or on that occasion, with more sincerity than it is wood insist all that re. : s iv which now the custom to speak, that they would stand f o re been denies,!, strums q uesti o ned by those Members with th e i r lives and &Aimee,- the Livery of the City of London, in support of the right which theli'lleil ilillilltailled - p e r s onally to his Majesty yonr Peti. in Parijorstoor-[f/7pl wise.] —This made the ,ivory of London have iniutemorinflY I Caurtiers desperate—for we fiod that soon after, oe i epos,. and eujiiyed the right of • the Charter of the City et Loathes was seised, a s 'sir Pliitions to his Majesty on the , well as those of other corp u rat e b o di es , an d th e ti;ht, it is true, from personal coil. I popular party was, for the time, put down.-- i'espect and feeling t o wards his Ma. Upon this, nothing was obsetvable but an awful, ive4 at the last Commit' Ilan, where satinet, which preceded, and, to the wise pee. mill to present your Petition at his tended, a storm. But it came like the burst. oye, a mode to which it is difficult to ing of a sultana. The Revolution followed, the possible ob j.. ct i o „ . Thi s r i g h t h a s, Kin; was driven from his Throne ; his host of beans denied, wid having been so denied, datterers disappeared ; and those who had bees iced fill emote of conduct, pot for the loaded with obloquy, who had been: represented lemaed 4 perioual audience of, his Ma. as Met) who wished to subvert the Constitution, r that th e y m ight be certain your were Use very .persons to whom devolved the IJ actually reach him—but this'll'', must useful task of regenerating that Cuostituas diefe then rem iim.it for the Sheriffs lion, amid ~hritigiug. Lt to purity. Ono of the 1 (j 1 ref I: I'll t , ) y illk nith their Report, great paints in obtaining that purity was, that of , male, they wait to receive your confirming the right of.patitioning.—Edipplaatse.) actions. — Gentlemen, bad it been --Ueda a conviction of the truth and the good natio!, this slay Likhave iostrueted the sense of these evente, I cannot help thinking Abut liver your Pet;tiun to the Si ciliary nut only the best, but the only means of preseri-- trtaialy sholil.l not have opposed teach ing our COillititatiOn i or rather the remainder of i; !p e t lots. have. already expressed it, is by shewing a thie regard- to our own ligh&, ilisapprohati.in of that step, at which and privileges, and nett ,to suffer any ilia-wk. ,3 rid ISO ho i t.it i uti in av o w ing my, mints whatever viten them, from any titlark:e l or you havo decided wisely. () n ow limier any Pretence whatever. But the . task oresentin,; Petitions to his Alejsaity before you, Gentlemen, is Herculean ;• fur, if the medium of 4.40'0147 of State, I het Patriots of 1688 had so much to do in resisting highly illustrative of 'the opinion I the sty, the busy efforts' of the Titols of Cerruti.. en of yutir havitetacted wisely, in re. tion, in the Men condition of things, when there ismit your Petition. through such a was no• National Debt, couseqeently but few ,y information on the fact which lam Taxes tolather, what must be your labour Row, :wet, is from certain lereeloildess• of when you have- mach Mt *my of Tax.gathezers, /of Middlesex; Who about four or five living like Locusts.upon the Public, all of whom &livered a I s ctitima to his Majesty into you have to contend with, fur they live upon 'the Secretary of State. To this Pe. enrrtilitton ; that is, upon a continuation - of . le.'nen, as you may probably conceive, those 'Abuses which readers Mite Weis ne. ..as returned. At the cepiration of cessary .to their full extent, aid. whiels .mitat ouailts ftbin the time when it was delivered call for their further extension. It is not deer, try of State; inquiry. was made at the that irith all ourelforts, we can avert the impend. die late of this Petition--which, after ing evil ; but it is our duty tint to relax, but to re. 'hies research, was at last l'ou'id iii the double our efforts in the pursuit of those means the teal yet unbroken !! ! [Very which lead to a renovation of our Constifistioo..... immure, groans, load disapprobation, The way to do so is, by putting an end to all for seine minutes.] Gentlemen, it sinecure and useless places and pensions, anti to !lost to inquire the cause of this Pe. that species of prospective bribery which is held having reached his Majesty, and great out by places in reversion. Nene of• thistle tonishinent of the Petitioners, as was , things can stand a chance of being accomplished will be yours at the Answer.—" His while his Majesty is prevailed upun to follow the had discontinued public- Levees, and Counsels of those by whom he is surrounded...— contrary to etiquette to present Pcti.l-(4pplittsse.) Gentlemen, we are called on for his Majesty at any other place, or in unanimity in the present awful crisis. •. If Lineal. way." [Very loud and general die- miry be necessary teethe purpose o‘ s titsr, simoct4 4.] So that because his Majesty may log, with adequate effect, 1110 c , 001,011400117 9 tinned public Levers—the right of pera let us have something upon which wp. apn ail 'reeling his Majesty becomes in _effect agree; fur how are we to bet olainimoolt s ,, or io. —for Raitions can noon that prittei., feel a proper interest Its the support• of • coin.. only through the Office of the Sem. try, if we *tato be subject to all the grienitlecoll tte—it amounts, Gentlemen, to nothing of an inquisition in the muse of 'a Property• Tao that' destroying virteahly the right ut —(Loiad and reiterated applause.) Let Awls [Applaud Thus when the Li. Geetktiten, who Dour feed out the_ eitaleollite :ity of London are humbly imploring peoples- "relinqUith that put of tisep _tribe, to inquire into iniblic losses and dis. which they derive . from taitta- . .sletthift,ftVoy destruction of armies.—the lavish wan. rorrupfinfluence in .Paillanseot.-4et 11110.140114111 e It, of public money—the sacrifice of us the entire right'or pelitiosinee-iet t, i..d national honour:..your Petition us—let us appruatth the Ling itithoat they,. in the Office o f the S e cretary of scent, for the purpose elf sterling him, regeetfelly, until th e re s hall be a change or the but boldly, the truth. "Let these things Ise. done,. -.lou, or until the precious Ministers for and then I will undertake tp say, they will find' being shall have effected the total ruin of but little difficulty in Mal* as unanimous, nor [Great applaase.] Indeed, such will they have so much reeesie as they hate at •of insolent contempt with which the present, to lament the want ,of public rung. dear treat the voice of the people, in deuce in public men.—Geistloasen,, I feel that I 'y it is attelupted to be expressed, that lam encroaching on 'your tiene-;•-[No t ea, .aa . 11, sometimes imagining, that, instead I burst fertk i t- o rt there IS such a thing usikto.. of George the Thi d , we are, in rca. tostr,: and • ii such a thing is modes* the aeon of Charles,ll or el James they getter:fly ro .tortkoe f Iliad ist hano. Ado } all kinds of obstruction trete made both, fur you will Ws soccatiwn fur WO; ..f4 t I ,fit .of petitioning. At that time, member hew likely you are to hi, as all meat w time, courtiers, am d their venal add have assailed correption' . have hews, opposed Wit te tirtwented those who offered Peti. great, aye, With coOsallusitear!. Remember how Throttle, stains* the existence of ! liable you ' are to . plausibleisttecks ; they' will cures, and abuses, as pursue' of pm. ! . charge you •trith •vialleure, When their pen is the tleet, .and restless spirit, who aimed • only one to be driaded ; defeat their purpose by Prsiult of the Constitirioli. Thavgave I usuderatiota, and Continue to pursue your own, arils, to an mitt which totally over. by firintiess ; that il l let us support the principt.r. courtiers of tttat day, and finally for which our ancestors bled, and by which they I ter that despicable system Of slavery' liens red lie sacred to us . The task,' though intended 4u introduce, awl ended la I laborious, is out inspoosible ; at least I hope nal. of ;In immense load of bribery, cur. tort at not be appalled by their practices ; toy arbitrary power— r mon the Revs. are, in fact, the same arts and practices as Ali . t . spirit of your ancest o rs, which pro. , which obtained in the time of Charles if. ail \s•v i it, broke out eight years before s James 11. Such arte it' is our object to. defettS xlOlll6Oll was passed in the House of I and therefore I trust that what we do will Ise ac.: I colifirm the Right 91 Petitionieg, i companied with moderation acid firmness: • Gi.is. :loceasii t n, it was resolved that Sir F.l denten, basing stated this, I have only to say that v'i'be part Which he took against that the Regulations now proposed to you have my lbstilijiiet to Petitiois the King, had entire and decided aoproh.ition.-- [The apolaus It of an high c r ime s I and that he that succeeded Mr.Wsithnsun's Address continued hapeileil that lipuse. [tiers Mr. 'for sevaral minutes.] 'id the IZesulution as it is entered' Tito Resolutions Were then r ead sev e r a l ly ' 1 12 411 : °J . /he House of Comment , its ' the Clerk .of the Court, and the sense of • the 1 -68 Anti tikos proceeded to observe] I Court taken on each: The first four were cat. Perseus u were then found' to be deter- tied unasimuusly, amid the greatest . bursts of a" had *I w . 61 1 64 , the Ayer came . , (soot desiihigirs and 4 ii4eterti lo I ,sifter ntritakting silence, stated, )te trusted, for rtheir rinnsates, they .wauld observe some degree of ducurum, as it was inspossibl4, amid Aida be ikrtineed with the grave and Important !Awnless Tor ywhich they had met. . Hasty man ie.that cetirt had a right to express his sentimeuts, and of Course to volts iske pleased, and however singe. far or solitary. iuch individual* as'differed from' them might bel it was-due from their justice, as well its caisolotir and. liberality, to hear thee). .. His Lordstdp was heard with much 'attention ; but no bowler had he concluded, than the storm re.cemeterfeed, and the runner cries were, if • sable, more loudly and more *niftily remitt*: Ili! l,ordaiyip •epokii to the young •Genthrinan, who was also oath, Hustinge, and, as we sup posedi suggested the propriety of his retiring, ' which be resolutely, and itith tome degree. of In. dignation, appeared to decline: 'the LORD• MA VA again • legemia they would marea v ihnliolineis to.go on, and repeated .the'll'i t tpt that every man had to irote as he pleased. The uproar, however,. still continuing, **raid the reiterated cries from every quitter, of " No . Withered Tern bias out-! Tern hits nut 4" " Let . ue hear his. reasons ! Speak 1 speak ! tome ferward I Turn him Out! Off I Off 1" Me. QUIN, at length presenting himself tn . thq Livery, the noise subsided; and he was heard with much ettentidn. He wad, that he did nut offer himself to their attention as n mediator far' 'any man, be; he felt a confidence when, he stood 'for. ward as the manor of ,the rights. of the Livery. The Livery,. in Ids opinion, should consider, that it was notenie . ntin•With whom it had to combat iu that grottscanse In which they wore engaged, nor ;with one thousand -men. - If they differed in opinion *frt f t.eOthecs,.they should at Wilt give them a thaties orcomiogforward, They (the Livery) bad to fight, against one iiidividual--they had to fight , igaitiat the treasury, against the excise,. against ilesueastottis, against the tax -gatherers ; nay, if ‘poasibiti, the army, the navy**. and the r.berh ita4. st_ptakbe :pressed kite the servile nglainit them. Hocongratolated them upon the. ',Ruble • tiny concurred yi rs `Tesing.to•gire nosh petitiob to the Secretary of :State.. .-.11';-coeiskatate to them, that their petition •erool4 berdeltieri4l,- net-only to the Secretary of State, lin‘frouathence to the Lprds of the Coosoit, Were tai be debated *hother the poor fragment will' worthy of being - 611mnd tteirto his Majesty..', heir rights, the,- well knee, were establishedly the Bill of Nish. 'rho first modification of the prin. Mete which was attempted, Was in the year 1775; yet, upswahut occasion, Iris Majesty metidescefolcd to enter kite a.tult 'explanation. In the year 179/ his Majesty did nut cundeaceni to implaiii.• In the Yotr.lBo 6. kkiMeiwal *mild receive their petition: just as issillicasud. Hut now,,in the year 1809, flap Seta Wr &ate Molted them, that not We, !dusky; but lay Majesfys* Secretary,' should re ' coif° Itiin future *so that their Pritileges *ere gradually frittered .away; and the Constitntion silently, though kn ot less seriously, infringed upon. He was not one 'of those.who would holrilling to . treed -- the consfortiof his Sovereign; but upon , i do thought:that-his Majesty might ree6ive a Peti tion from 11,000 of Ms loyal subjects, when the 'same hand was extended to receive {ionerals, end all those wham splendour and equipage recoils. Mended. Withiespeet to the Miserable mutt who conducted the affairs of the country at present; they bad , assented • a esnfidence whielervery •nno* !would understand. Every one meat toe that their f.ontident," was that of infatuations-blindness, and ttlespelatiorf; theymust see that the voey report of 1 their gigantic stre ngth,' A . repcirt-Originitting with, i.aud confined to. titensielvel, arose tram a endteioUl- .teas of theicomentrotbsanass, arid tfait wild despair to which thalroittsatlon exposed them; ho :hoped they would lassie him for trespassing en far, w hile natteavniring 'to impress upon them the diAnified conduct whisk* trey:ems them to adopt. ''. • The litli ,tut Insolation* were then reek , and paMcd orutionoryly, .... • • .s. Da tinv.E4oolutkon s hells' mid fur. instruct :oSi Member* for the City Otlondon • , Atilt IWITAIA.II CURTIS - preitanting himieif Mitt* finetiogo l . was . saluted with it . roar of Meghter.; intd.althougit , there was.much- Memoir, " bear him !" " .Isfr the old. 'Commodore t" ,‘ hellos seen . rerilciti." was hoard from 'palsy veicei. Silence at length being obtained, he said, -that he now. conceive(' it. his duty to deliver his' larrillaelats..: lie , Ca.-not now mean to stand ternerd !tithe citamplost .of Ministers ;.. be. had leered • itti .. oPinine against thorn in another 01411kig44- . He. wished in inquiry to sAitio tho_ idchrete kspaditiesit; but he bethiptthe "Probioterd who was at the hod of i t t,(bOrd Cligthuo) woes* inlaid.► for an inquiry litany othet:lrOJQ4 •Xl.ld the right of Petition,he I .*ould al wayption . tenglia farreor of it 'on the par t of all his hfuttidey's subjects, but more espeeially on the part Qt. ki!etifipins of London ; who b.td eit.., ercised that privilege from time insetentorial. - lie knew that the Petitions of .the Livery . were forki merly received at the Levee ; because he hinuteif, when Lord Mayor,' had, presented at the Levee aw - -Atldlteselresti , lbe Livery of congratulation to hie' 10oigst 1 i ilk- recovery front a dangernusill. sio .eleut;,. , to be sure, was a ' complimentary ' Adelina. -;,twill Laughias,] . As to' leeelving -gittictions, they *new his sentiment!. ilemonld ' to the douse of CommoMOto hear the argil ' • on both sides, and (air - God Was his judge). 'determine acrnriling to Me conscienee. . Some atria-turre t -with some hisses, followed the speech of tiso:" ; OldAmeiodons." : • . m Mr- Alilerao .0 Ilti assured the *Livery, that the settrOhrelf, petriviset. they bad hcird This day wit seraingonial with his own mood' of '‘liolthigt WA . . ; 19 aohlornable to his pat politica l . millet, thsp r itey might rely * as fa as practisa4 l no ilk Cempliattilx kith their instructions. litef ay . * bees of opiuitin that the short data. I. • '.-- • • . • ciploS, _-_ i*i Saw._ . itoreellittinsty to , twin thee'.,—t tiad ilis;taase.l—li s hdweier, any occasion xhoold siliferptbately present itsetc.is • which he,_toold Ms( tiardo in their op!itiont, he abould feel Mau& toteddle, relinquish his situ*. doe,' and•give them an opportunity of salistititting Atom one else, more eoefornsible.tO .tbeir . views and sentiments. ['Loud eqiplintree.) . • , . Sir JAM ES SHA W then cattle forward amid toad hissei'anit teetsuurs; Ouch hiving otter 'onto itasesidssided, ho assured the' Court that pm. all tiallsjects : connected with the rights. or o,lrticelar lotertists of the elq, ha shoAld ever reckon it.bis 'ditty to listen to their instructioini;- but %kith re. 'poet to.all matters of a 'sacra l na t ure ,. and con: waved with the interest of the cOuntry at lane, Ilitodold sot pledge hinasilf any farther to listen ~ 14 their insteuctiens,' than '4l. they ippealtiecuCt. rotatable to 'his oiyo jinismeisliettol emssmcnce.-a tKO was himself seeetUan, and -While they .ditertod *etc - own right, 'he trus te d that *tbey'srould not ; infringe on his, by denoandint what was Jictsiiiist 'est with theduty of a - freeman. • . " ._ 4 • (" Wiurniles o'er /marl should hissielfbefiaa." iIILS well, exclaimed Dr... Joiiiisoso, might It be said, a .Ybo delves/at azea should Massif be fat," !# Ss ould prove contra r yt o his c i msc i en ce.—ECries 4 Resign! Resign I d...--a your *coisscittace IJ—... • Parliament he aboultifedilthis Ott to call foe . and support Inquiry. With 'reipein to Pensions and • Sinecures , his sentiments , be trotted, were sly known. - Witkeikpect•to the .Expedis - to Walcheren; he had ad idailstion . 'to say, it loul.disappointedlbelsOpes kid l'ltpeCtiti'llti , Ebben 'di' the oototry—Elbsitt gamester ailml his;ing)-- . •he would, therefore, vote'rtie itiltittliity info its •., projection and conduct. "With taPpeCt.to the aba. * • titian of • n neCtisirtpladial ` penilortiate, * lie 'shim tri : Only Mee, that ke was aMornber 'of. 'fin Piiinces totsmitters ; anti that, M' illitetodenlttie, upon all -ticcasiont, 'ltalie. a eodicienileas 'vote,. The conscientious encl. rieedt'ini:lni4si baronet ss .• concluded by aurieg. the Liv ery, that ha was frioisdly to the right of petitlifilng, nut only .as respected the City, bet troll 'the 'meanest indisi- Ilea,, and on that subject they should alwayi bale his warmest support: .. . • This speech was, On the whsolf, receitrd witiollt . iidiest disapprobation. Indeed, we could net bet sillito the cieiterity nit's which the worthy Osa, • . ' tarAliatkist out of the dilemota. . . . . 7 The Resolution being then put, the solitary band of Mr. Ketibleiaseginis beltlyup. " .. , !The tumult that ensued was excessive ; but i n - • dlyaaii6a now appeared 'tti have subsided into ..- . contempt. . . • " Mist dOsea awns P" roared out an hundred ' voices. "Du yoireipect to be a tax.otatbcrer ?" . 6 4, ' i . ; j 7.1 ) you wyr a tt s l llll4- eosit *t ra tile d-ti l"1 ::;?r I t eli t ;Z.: ~4 very iqud 1010 fathswed.. Wis Bth fissalutitia wits Woad emboli info!. - • . , r , immediate) r Shur *task t obi yaws, MAW" retired . 111 his slow passage .fititth . ,the - '. tint. througb the Half, be was • ssiatettovith a '.. 1 full concert at hisses, groans,* and other *arks 44 disipprobetioe ; but Are -observed with pied. sure, Olt while every one thus testified theft sea. Meant% pdt tbs.:lightest personal insult or ins. ( t plaihnetitto . the 414 - of *in. Leal* Mei 91614 ' • fj; $ iitigle individual. •. $ . . 3 3 .•,.. The solitary opprisltiott of this ,voting Gatti: "OWN we cueSiiicr as a boyisA hick ; and whets it is t , remembered that the principles thus avowed, have . •• ' been imbibixi, as It were, With the very 66 Mo. ' .: theria milk;" .that from the cradle. to the moment. of astutiing the 6 ' togavirilis" he can have heard no . *bog prindiples avowed...great allowance ought . . 100 'made Tor this obstinate opiiiien of an on. AcdgElpolltician, in opposition to the otherwise • . . unanimous voice of.thaCommon Hall. Evan from the " Old Commodore," and the "Conscientious Harodet," a dissenting marasur was not heard. ' Thu ktesoltition was the.. put, and carried una. nioiously, as wallas that :directing the Sheriffs to waft townedithtely.On his Majesty, kc. • ' • Aiivo. .• *Mr, FAYELL thee tnterud ,the thauks of the '' Ootirt to the. Lattegaynr, ; for his lodepemicnS • 1. 44 patriotic eondueton ail occasions, *bids were o ti.hrtunanimuusly, sad with tack enthusiasm. • ~,,.... :".../1. itesolotton to that West !raj than rend, and • "linilautisly agreed:4li; when ,_ . • •T thit heLOßt/ MAYOR, in a neat and energetic ' • egra.,ch, returned hit sincere thanks fur the -homier • , .- : , Atm/arra! ot . him, and 'said it Was his anxious de:. : sites dli all occasions, to support ! to she titioost or la; ability,• the rights and privileges of tiro City of '- , . .2 ~ Len . don., • ' 1 ..•,, . . . •-, ) 0 ,• - ,`.' Mr , li'AVEtt pr op osed theo kV:pv.(o Thinks ' w , likthe Sheriffs,. wbioll.wo raceivedt : With a role s . .: , •. disopprofritiou, and Mr. F4yfilletired.te.the. ... --• .„ .. bteit of the Sitititagi;,:frnin wistofwAtty however, .; . , , innately ' returned. ) , riff pos*.st..d * Vote cd ..- - .. ,- ..! /hanks to litittheie Wend,. 040. -one of the SIN , . ~.. • -. 3 . • , ter his general Coriest, nagi tut haling 1,01:. _ ... ~ ...:.... - - 1, 'Soled third 4 0 6 1 1. 1 .4 4. th•Citleaseli 11 4 11 , in 4 .41 ••• • ' - s , its andklits. of hit.AMaisty—lffare• a .-i s ;* 1 , f it 4if estit•iiiitric • . fc' 1 1 "#0 . 1. Ilelich ..;;;.' .'. ) ed Jarissitutierat wituritsi. . ~;," :.-: . , .. = • - - , _ Mr., SheriffAVO9D*oitamuldfward, amidst • • ', . - . ... , .isird , and rcHer.Stoo 'cjt,twv‘g'-.-Ale IRV •Ihat.eiathieg ~ w:-- 1 • - .• Id he iiihVilityitt‘ t b . his ft.Ugs, lAA 111.1 ; .. -' , piobatinit 'orhis fcllisw.Citittenivit was .a!} he *.tVhhcd, and it had hitherto 'been lils,a‘kaiens care to . . .'oqii f ifte it. His only ObjeCtf.wafter_ e tio his i li qr , co n sc ientiously ; he hail Ili intei?e4 tpTikrk, fint' w. it •his Object An elicit ni up, they the pOiF.4„liniuea ~r his eeturtryinen. ' Tice dut y ko bwedltitcen II cha. . . 'i reel!, .htewetcr, rendered' it neceiWr-'m • that he 1 [ should.wake mime alltisiki ioveitrtiTe inaine i. 'lg u i ts %ehieh had ham intinstrionelreireSeted r:.. 41pliorepsg bill condnct cm* Itte.neeindill-:',.. it *as • 14/04 that when he went to titO Kii4t.i.et.tit; by . . 4 ' 14110034 to:rush into the inesenea".uT • Ifis• Ma. ' . • 1 kitty, and .insult hint. • • In. enswa - to This un:" .* ' t lutintled ulttren7,' he could only laity, Wit • •when .•" ' ' . 1 . lie went to the gmegn's Palace,.hc whs. CLiteinly , , - - 41i) thliltrcous In perruitn. th e da7 assiisitetfhl.n,,yt.l: . ..,...'4 : 40 1 4i . '''• - Wedugly 'kith tbsilitim.4*. -.Lunt of iki.Li t ori, 4 : i. - ' •.: - .5.."T'.. e T,_ I _ _ _ • .• • 4 - fif • • tleteitfr, tf I • ' • ▪ em e 004 MO l• i errutinly e'e rs j j state wx *eel . i'ereet 4 1.00 1 Per oje,,tood, I Wit 10 1 dr la Y I hb Ir a roh rt lov e r • o d • d." " j ou‘ what it j o t 1 may 11, ohs It se 9,;iint. to lied a r v Ircr . lhy t court th e j., t hc claimer led i.,t vetilesta" l I id. , cf t eary of . did c aisi titration, MIN rims' wied „wit r . h . an t 1„1ey Pell ft d wa d, o ftheS We. rhaio +ivy, led who fo l k', OSec Kill o,.ther you s the is ter has lief., ve it i ; resilient in Cs. a. 1 110.9 04 M I .The Ws. Oild, thei oily —thet too t plead ass of i heir gy, as Wai l that it Clidetermit ty : twv, ,by c onceive :any I tbly yocver. Ihx,l ere. two re,n tined Rost *riff, to Joni the felt Hilton thpeli rally sal ;101iell—t I mt. I 'thin; bet to rieri *la liatiim firther ins.r is t drterlein avet sarrills to Jcli • riStit: . , I cer ing .ti the t .llr &Chic(' tl aA,I u ,,ini (ha 3 s;hicet of pr, to ti,rou4h for nt Kr- I fact to statii toe, 11. p. pit given the 111;1114 to tr3n, :er• CiI4IIIICI. y kW. omit to mend en. the Cou:ity of elll, tears a4O rid' tic hats Is df II PSI. titian, Gentle, 01 au answer wo d. tarifa months 1641 to the liturrelat red. Otice jou Vie nth. inch laboriou rks Acc—with 1. lain ;rural morn taus rtd tumult or In eery tutu tees tido never ha its. Iry the Aston try, sine, and as r Pl.' " Majesty ha Of d it nal con 4 is dons to hit forts " any other ben tiorebation.] IV lute discontin wlhljly atlttrer at I eatailatttl...l lebt Fle tic ward 4 mei. Ivy of State.. "if wire'or Irss ti -to 1 1, •litionilig. 1 4. vry of the Ci no, li Majesty tale sle inirrt...th e do the tun p ol l t tha into ye t , a sod enbt fellllllll 10 S'ite i e i t h er tree A tioinist rat lo ie-. The tints b r i ng hick the cm try. woo lithe degree * 6 . L'he3 NI in Ist tibilt lilt trier way tie 1 ca•r tu f kelp dis ti the 'vim, 0 jest lry, Wel il. f or ,4,,,„‘" ► lb* to the ri t „ht asil as at tits t i„ rep) r ▪ to hos b the . ti:ic „.;,.,, spa- Itoi ius , ; !,„1 mit 3' th.• • after`. repo Illtin it a the ir ' 1 11 13 04)vt that is the i n Mil 4 , Pllov. 3 I ; Ineed (so on. 'l e fee c ,red tha. eta 11, Alena., Canino" , MO. Di" %hid, r -11 1 Within, fir 141 right of its rstr, hevn guilt " . .;ht to Wilitkinan 0. ' as the Jo: the year II Of The pet so' r ..., . . . ••••• -.." % „ . . . . .. . . , _ • . - \ . • :'-- c - - -. •c. - . . 'TAI. TAT iS ~v i N . . • , . . • , • S . F H. .- •--, , . ~, • i f lift 4 redreiC it f geVrAtervs, *ere platten: - VP tb. stls- Wog .pot its this ." . , CO - ° - ltegetiki) *di orl i alliiiiiiii' *mite' . ehlooli4e t .eirat to the Mieilier r s of lite Crown ; there etbileared one solitary band , apinst it (by a4fonellybirellin ctinglit, 'and ' patting elided . to the , 114 d great weight with the . use min; 'ore sOderetand, of Mi. 'Deputy • temble),, .niairjrtrlbWite ai•liiebinos at *hie* iliey had to that Hui* ese don iii dety to which eeeseleitinata great. Aid of seatentnr o and oensplaitg- , ,a thesevelt suptessicr litig. Inquiry' ' toting. resOintiOtta against Corrup t lam k ip, fifth iris' of 41reeet MI eat ! .Tern- *odd ba iilrdeillitoltrinhiecoect st. Agiiiicers. t . t 4 intse, for haring iverfornied that, M m ,- OA NuXusigatkpalltiAltika.,;•• • ,-,..- . ' -.4 . 41 A 6-501141 1/ $4 0 16 0 1 11 0 1 ," 4. 4 4. d rll _,riiti!iir -Pia' .. 60.1.4 d. .Sitch.was the tteitmi n i the. ; Alt order tiielltay. tpe . iiinert,tbe * Lord Mayer . 'ciphis,lolllloll lateireit notriattUrisly to Main. _ 'nrnuni. hid ittftlir war.....1......."..i: • .i... ......—.. 0...i-h....a ...-.A.. r..—..a ..../...I. il__—.l_ __a • i . _y_ •'r .t.• .4 In ... _ . • ' itk' • 'moots