The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-26 00:00:00

, • . SIR FR4NCIS4-:., ,bgni. —mom. The Sheriff of Berkeimerecelval the following Letter from Sir FRANCIS BUEDzTT 66 T O Tat GBOTLiIIIEN Or SWIM ANIVOSLIIID In COUNTY COURT, .JUMB b. 1810. Tower, Jane 9, 1810. Gentlemen; --highly ns I feel gratified by year gong o pi n ion, so handsomely expresser( in your letter delivered to me yesterday by the - High Sheriff, accompanied by many other Gentlemen of Berkshire. I mast at the same time ae, knowledge, that ' those georrausexertions; as you are pleased to term my humble eodeavnon, • ia defending the cause a the poor,' sluing from no higher souke. and can claim ne higher praise than self-interest well uaderstroid.—When the poor are oppressed, the rich mire hodenitord the security of both rests 1111011 one and "the same fheedatiori, viz. r the law, which ought in reason to b. as dear to Vie rich as the poor, and by so mach the dearer to the re ; :t than to the poor, as they have sn much the more under st, protection , and are therefore infinitely more iaterested in 441,1). • in ( its slightest infringement, torn tiny quarter, or an. tier any pretexi. As fellow subjects, the law is our cowman and hest Mherilancet it is. as lard Cake says. "parreeribus diritibets sceuritar." wealth to th e paw. security to she rich. Some indeed amongst us appear willing to commit V.. u'scrime without Esar's exempt...and to sell their inheri tance fro a met. of porridge; but there are, as the numerous inre tings which have taken, ore taking, nod tat about to take place throughout the country prove, very •mauy more' who are resolved to reenact' their inhttritanee of old. end to taa i n tain it, he the only meant hy w hi c h i t s en . b e aintain. rd, • A fair Representation of the People in Parliansent. l — though 1 am, and always Sieve to m% tuitions to ovoid provoking resentment, at any time. from any quarter, yet - 0 ,, re .ciument. however strong, from any quarter, hoes}. ever powerNl, will deter me from continuing to exert that • unabated zeal; which y . ou have approvelkin. resolutely arbitrary power, in upholding the Ord gild laws if r.o• glitart, ami the eights te Englishmen of every deveriptiou, Gentlemen. POW* WOW small portion of the same spirit that' animated our forefathers in the same cease, thinking, as they that it is honourable to die for the laws, I trust 1 shill trousi. as t h ey were , tr e e from regret or dismay at asty consequences which msy personally affect myself ; for, Gen. Ileums. whenever this (mternownt shall cease to ben Govertio went of la w, life will said to be desinthie to au lamest man-. for, as has well been i, • Where law ends, tyranny he llo,' " remain, Gentlesien, 46 Ir an . meet obedient humble rervant. " FRANCIS BURDETT," ecnotmeneinqm=at=te Tilt SPEAKER'S The action brought by Sir FRANCIS BURDNTT against Lord MotstA, we understand, will come before a Jury before any decision of the Court can be given respecting that against the SPEAKER of the !louse of Commons. 1 istte being joined in the former case, the *trial will take place among the Special Jury causes in the first Sittinv after the present Term. It is not certain therefore whether She AIITORNST-GSNIIRA Lip or any of the Crown Lawyers, will tare the opportunity of appearing no this first question on the authority of t:ie SprA Rim's ‘Viirratit ; fur as Lord 110 IRA is in this instance the Defendant, the Noble eord way ctn . ploy whole be pleases for Counsel. • t B o i/CONSIW, 4; • text year Is to be a jubilee for Baronets of England, it being the 200th year from their fiat institution. The Premier Baronet is Sir En. MUNI, BAC.ON, Of Rireninghaor, Noriblk i the creation 223 of May, 1611. There are nearly IWO Baronets, and since the Union with Ire land, the Peerage of that kingdom not only bring limited, lett decreasing, ns threw of the existing peerages must become extinct befere one new peer is created, thl Sovereign finds it necessary to reward, with irsaronetage, these pe!suns to whom formerly an Irish peerage would have been given ; so that the ereationiwill, in future, be more frequent. On the 42a •141 . May, next year, it is proposed to have a grand gala iu honour of the day, and-of the Order. . . A Paragraph having been left at this Office on Saturday last, and inetivertently inserted v respect. ing the drawing of two Twenty Thotmand Pound Prizes in the late State Lottery, mid an insurance for Twenty Thousand more, turns out to he a gross fabrication, and the invention-of sennealisap. pointed person. Mr. Melt/Uri ien. will in a few days lead to the Ilyilieneal Al tar,. the. beautiful and seem. ;gibbed Miss Mt LOMAT" sister to the 'present Sir lIARRIf MILDDAT: Lord G natty.' um is in a great degree reenvered from his late indisposition ; and his installation, as Chancellor of the Universitys of Oxford, will take place next week. The ceremony will occupy' foes days. Among the preparations made to cede. bate the occasion, are a grand balloon and a car, in which Mr, SADLER purposes to perform his la tenth aerial voyage. The following is the in. seription round the halloni l-lorierat6sirsui Wessling" Wpidhans Barn Grenville de Wound. Academie Ger ' Quirellarius, Electus' die Decembris as,. A. D. A slngli; Installation, Locking was given up a few days since at Oxford, ,vriseaCandidates innu. enterable pres sed forward to %CNA& thd fortuuate successor, on terms that were iastentigacceded to, viz. sixty guineas for a bed in a Wife. 'gear° closet, immediately over thi ovesi uR tt pesky. e7ok, and stipulating Intake lenient, pets*, esid soups, with whatererether famed-areal Wit, ant, whatever prier 'lke letlt tld might reasonably die. , nand ! Beetto.—ere.day Ikea being no Court of Al. denten, the Lotto MAVon, after inspecting the returns, ordered the present pried to remain. On Friday morning last, one of the Bath and 'Bristol coaches was oveetereed galas down Marl. borough.bill ; uttered of thif outside passengers received very severe contusions, but they are nut of such serioes•sonsequeses as was at first appre. beaded and repented. The inside passengers and • driver escaped without the slightest iskiney. Nut the smallest blame is ettributed to the coachman, • the accident happeeed from the pole suddenly 'breaking in the sharpest descent of the bill,. .ugh the coach, die. was new, never having been, tad, • ,re than three joneneys. • : • A tradesman,' residing in Oxford.streee, Vrtalte bathing on S unday morning in the Serpentine River, was seized with the, cramp. lli sank t wice; at the third time of his rising he was rescued from a watery grave by one of the Park.keepers, ii.ho jumped into the water after him. Yesterday afternoon, as' the opposition Brighton coaches were coming full speed along Brixton causeway, the bind wheel' of one flew of, and sixteen passengers were throWn with great violence to the ground ; a gentleman had both hie thighs broken, and several others were much hurt, be. sides the coachman. ~. f . • . • ::sCA _ • 3411' -T if K • 'ATFAM) PRIPILEGt OF.PARLUTENT. - . —.lll TO THE EDITOR OP THE STATESMAN. Sfa,—By. the fuedamentai ia4 of the land, the fountain of justice takes its rise in the prerogative of the Savereigli, and 'thence diffuses itself, thin' a variety of chiliads, over the surface or the whole kingdom, Every authority, frkim the high. est to the lowest, which acts in preservation of the public peace, or in exeeution of the laws, derives its efficacy from the Chief Magistrate of the com. monwealth ; but in the assumed privilege of the, Uouse of Commons to punish offenders against Its own body with its own hands, we discover a singhl, lar anomaly, a kind of extravisation from di customary course of law, which, unless'suppert: ed by the moat- conclusive reasons, must be coistk. slimed into a direct infringement upon the prom. • gative of the Crown to preside over llllVlNlssilvill (ration of justice. That house elailis Its Povrei of sitting in judgment upon its fellow.vehjecte,! not from the commission of the Sovereign, but from its own intrinsic authority ; and it will now 1 bo incumbent upon it, not merely to show hair or, when that power has hitherto been exercised, but to demonstrate the reasons which reader such an irregularity necessary or expedient, in any istio Stance which admits of the interferente of the usual forms of law. ' The produeties of such' reasons I will leave to those who have i dearer perception of them than I.can boast ef; and whi t confine myself to a brief review otthesergespeostfl r ef an opposite tendency, which appear N O lae both weighty and abundant. : • • :1. We find it remarked by Judge BLACtrrOnt, 1 in the 1. anL.B.•I I e. 7, that " nothing is to be{ More ,dieaded in a free Constitution, then' unit. ins the Previnies of a Judge and e *ittis,ter of State;" and flint 4 public liberty cannot aubsist long in any State, unless the adntinistrationaf ;kiss►' lice be sipitriaid both front the legislative auttiliti' Nisei tea kecutive power, 'Were it joined" rid' the . legislative, the life, liberty, ainl.•preintity 4, (ho. .subject would be in the bends of tibitraty jtidges, whole deeivietts , wmald then be , regulated rittlytylivelr own 6014.00101 not by any funds. mental principles of . law." 'l)ylhe claims of the Mime of Commons to immunise all , w)to offend ,against its indefinite privilliger(eitikls, being in. tei'prcted, signifies, 'vault its will and pleasere) this evil, as far as respects the liberty gibe salt, jest, is completely incurred; and fo the privation of that blessing skit ail the mijospetenta isitendant en the possessiop ttigiggerty or life. . . ~.,..i • 2, Such a power Wit'imanirest, anddiametricli variance with the most useful sad simple roles if. reason and justice, .which prohibit the party Croat interfering In the adjudication of bii Oyu:cause, and . more espeCially from erecting a tribunal in his ' own person, wheuce no appeal can lie. li - would be difficult to frame an imaginary scene more re. pagnant to comae. genie, and more revoltiesi, tit' our Seneeptioni of propriety,' their; al amashbli. , of men,,irritsted by reproof and seitreitheti; „ #44 perhaps sensible of deserving them, debating. with; all the vehemence of passion and revenge, spell the fate of the object of their resentment, is itts:l tal disregard of all the deliberation, toeless', inist i impartiality so essential to , ilis interests of 'jug. tire. 3. The House of Commons possesses no init. dent means of enforcing obedience from (bare. rtesetory, haVing no authority to employ titvt,sid ' 0 -of the civil Cr military eoviiiiilo, l) kevel:4• ll6 4,l pending for the effectuatiots ..4 1 0 1 00 . . gli ps.e. upon the uncertain coneerrenee , questionable, Government. It is un sistatice wilt be Afforded Trom proceeding which which does !sok skews and wishes of the prerogli% l queetly this privilege is ettgatoryv Air *soy protectiou which it cep' ' Oaths which are most . :sti he encratchameet on the pert , .poweil . and 4111 7fttly. 'Oise ',ekses, when, as itfe late initance., dodge of the Seacoast and Go i tislatise -.tote an object of their' 4a,prc is to reflect np‘ of indefinite privacy' furep o l partionlarly under quiche Parliaments, without Wien NIP rekellea am for the , 4. The Houle of tgaitores those solemaittari . without *lda , cognise the au thoeity!ato;rtiart.of diction. Such trithenstli'lite their bar (if they think proper to 1 .-, awl to witaessea, for they are nativiatidto bcoordieg to evidence), gioe r vrsteeined by the terser eampulsioa• taad art this indecielis 'videos% obuiprojed of prosecutor, judge, dose, *either &nom is elide Ake a jury, nor upon holaseto Lords; bust, setting religion of consideration, found akiip t and ill-digeated opinion, without offender such advaatc;es of Jejal . f. 4 4; • .414 • I la r s 1 NMI .- -,• : . f . sbif.dufeeee as thlrietleulleOeinial its Gray other emirs enjoys. • 5. The HOGS, not Invested with . . the , power 9f impede/ p, right measure of punish.: I .sseht on thole whom it omelets of offences, ion. much as itaoWn mistimes Mat, at soy wen* of thae s 'lbe suspended at - the will of the Crow'', bY' r pn w o g ittion or diesoludow • IC chill , of which events, the confinement of any persut **wed under its authority is iststantaneeesly teemislited. In this cue slid we tee the futility of this' privi. lege, for the Coii thus possesses at infallible expedient for rescuing sly person whom it faviuri from the animadversion of the House of Cothmons, without extending en expeess pardon to . the..eon. rid; and Iq this siggla disability to inflict 'regular punishment, we : toad . 4 coutiocing argument against the saniphiency of.the Heath to act as a court of criminal juitspridence.. • 6. The claim on the part of the Roue of Coale .mons to administei the pail law, independent hf, and unsuthoriaid by, the Hsecutive Magistrate, is a breach of the peareptiveof the - Crowe to Ws. tribute public justice, ' Such are the incapacities adder which the Rorie most labour, in its assishiptioii" of. iiBatielstnttivo power. Without the mous of eoespellittg sob. mission to its authority, it eonvietiwithout trial, and puitishes without certainly. -A full ind se& dent reinedewciuld be found for all these defects -and irregularities, by referring th e vindication of its rights to the Courts of Co mmon .Law l . and what obstacles, oppose such a measure, the people of this country have yet to turn. The pieeeding renuirlis Will sot, in_ any point of view,. aprly to th right of the House to Corr.;nit such persons a; obstruct, its penceedkogs 9 winch has never yet been questioned. It was for 4hii reason that no exception was taken against 'the conduct- of the House in confiniog General CrtiAftsrrte and Captain ,Sinnow, during the In res ligation relating to the late Co semseder 'Chief. It is the duty of the Heine' to watch' over the preservation ot . this tight with - a jealous eye, amino one will be foetid to,lcopugn legoati indispensibli necessary, sods. dearly de o &ed... Let the flows, et Commons summarily 'moire, by imprisonment of otherWbtri•,!Tery pediment Which eetualli k 1 10' notx4suitinctively; interrupts it in the diachaript of its rations duties;: but let it sot hastily iapetiede the usual forms of ,justice ti *. lcurss, with 4 single, uaeccessal elajbaascrid rabid, of the law. . I aw l to. • .. . • f i i The ha ppriation of wheat and flour into 1, 4 4mr. ,pool , libido the fortnight ending ..in Saturday, amounted, to 16,916 barrels, 1216 half barrels, lour, and 20,7/2 bushels wheat. The provinci a l Vapors reiniseti.yndah . steep that s good Beal at twin •fell.l4s#eek iu the nor. there counties a r Englantliepunltt.lso in several parts of 'Scotland, front witialt the harvest will : derive great benefit. ± _,. 4; , ,_. , Sp at.l Paso a llooseo....The long projectaiplia of easing Uarliagton How? ? hat bees a, That isignificent edifice is now' a *bonnet repair, and is to be the future atiliess of Lord George Cavendish, heir to the opulent a dd, llonomrable Mr, ,cipriadish, who lately died The gar d ens, witAls 1 tasteless, and.mnsightl6. are to be beaudfiekaadia handsome shrubbary it tu be planned aroadd, The odiiius dead walnut the front eight to, bagrOnts dewy, no it log s ' pore, like a_ prison tress rietaidillY than thd sob tone. to a Noblemeani residence., .., jute sfiep of M Sufis, a glover, in Berke!ey . Oilnern, Was robbed's few diys since of lace to the antmant of 1601.:; ' Oils were ; eirealated, .and .tefin % .. .~.. To SIR .0 1 I4iINCIS BURDETT, . •z• Oil USG • • • - 11k 10 4 1 5. FRQM TIjE fOWEi, What SWIM' !patties deck atilliaplO plain, • Qatar of the sees, and mistrals( the nada Sweet Peale W her% humanity asd rest s No hostile arias her freltfol isle West Armed tar safe mad ever Institut shore, ' The mall*, *lam sr bowl Ckeave roar t ' • - • Her widening tiles defy thijaallir fie, • „ ' ' 1. Whilst feat/lag hlllawslarat aad bane below, • Sat the best blessing of ibis taunted goat; .r • :bfyt . Billinalles Story. aad arlaisoia's beast, .-s- ;Iv ps, thus fid e ' , vets= hold hermemial refga c • Auld shed sweet lab)re o'er Ca Whisk plaint kir WO; altaba to sweeten es'ry Garay , Which hgi p oqr kite draw horrible despair a Caafered ieirlarre Rpm Llritaies AO taco: ibesoas of woe 10 smog is voiles , prove fit from hence the stets gopreasttel rusk ' And death, atteadlint as tiff tyrant olds. . Gave jnalce to Ilse year, sonde all men hi e d„ `And,' best of Nekeirmis anioemo4 tali she reit, Ait i whit* on farmer float We,creit oar view, AV hat temp *fuse oar *yea r ogr cheeks bedew I . , ;.• corruption. Bead. is horrid dothoellt bred, • • Come. forth, and yells, as Britain's vitals fed. Sprang front deep etades and salt ell'm area mes a/ lit defies.' with die, appmach, to stake op s l ove ,i Oar freedom lose, our Ilbetties 00 *re, . To take An kappluess frost ilastears share: 1 .7 - • Already now the getWriag clash seemoread, • rr And gloom) dathneet oirdee Wad oar, , , For in Om late abuses sad we see, • • A fatal blow to British Liberty. We see Britannia filed whit wild dismay, .(te • Bend kw her head the auburn larks away • Vass bar fair 'cheep bedew. in alid !Weak' . Wittiest= tad 'devil* fills the braeleised air,' Thai when Nalttlyrr t thy saliltry. name she hoars e • She miles again., and wipes emu hot Oars ; And whilst/01a she tiews thy astch-Ine'd toast y She smiles tritaspliaat god *des the *rig; • • • titee Male aer.firedellt to Wald, . Tit essagey's best siefaaMilty craintry's Mood, . I. bartering,. to ert.e 4 1 .17 alike bad. Teo thiamine foes we lately lasi thee statid And then, alas i.hy wretched kenos& cum, To save bee liberty thine owe dam lost. Bat me, at length, *Mee the * ll6 / 4 4 1 4relart We Ile*. Rith imertfeit J4w. Abe &waive ray ; - This day, noisy is fettartgoa, tat we see, The song win sego% bat pr wearer,. • . Go, noble ctampion l brace to Ifil g ieespi a " , 4 stisfil rartby , , ,Citaatry l a Libel* liftlll4/ Ny hi sty eritnia's steel:atoll nos lig* QM% , • .. And 40/tbl ietroobled, rend #0 4 ,14 . 1 e h, hiellritiln:sparalaas Xagal;feant on pi t h, With llghteelestiat Atlh, 4 nil the shy ? And, whilst sdfl fray:tote beetestattnii shed, Vuradinifirlands qus oath* bald; " . • o may* Optima tby. etas, still alma i 1.0% la thy patriotic Nits itreretni •- • • - .Ad arm" talor TN" aehraly.emy:st *eq. • 16 nnaniaballpyr rich MI frees. , • ,tall Irked yokel . We:rl/1 , 4011 • • Tbiseairargewee, eltandelielar tall _ , ' Join to tomtit thy "Tee tteithiesi rail*, • s And leach 'posterlo to lisp shy Name Throve' eir'ry land thy gimbal gamete Iguwadi, re • And call dews biesilags ea oar chaasplein's Weed.. •."." • • 1 N. I. aged lA, Itatding, Jana 211; 1810, • • a V . " - < • • Sunday a MA 0(.4 diStralgll appilaregla Ikeew himself from. the . 4114414 a of Jilack friars, **lke,' and falling on the Wittig., broke mg. of his icy', a n d was .otherwise ,such bruised, Ile was picked up by a boat and taken to St. Rambo. loose, Hospital, • without hopes of .resoeery, young man of . genteel appearance yesterday .- jumped from the centre arch of Weliminstery Widget apparently in a 4ellintibd state . Of. mind, bat by, the 'timely assitliMett of a foar-oveil act, he was eared • rroutArnwainit, :• , Iklappearrd, ,by .Pl l .llrf fPead ie pwossiert,:thm,he r a person .. of c ‘ esisentablliti.• .Ala dimppeintatint : Tnarflage ses o l94o . .i l ll‘llo3 l l4ke I.o"..44ooitsusit • act „ • it' "14 k• ' seien t Y • Form i l OfAcemis . Abletrit. 4.111011, to .sittpotit's arMy s , hare been IlberitoUgoes rches. V.Castley and relosed Arlagog l oa, ,licit I calr., , • tiyhtr- ...? 'OrdEra, •16 1 1,7 , R. ~, •~ I ,'` ~,~ °PI . • N r , , I ,~ _ . _ • • 4 . . . . * • • .2.- - • _ . D r foorciro toffiers ,, ,mAnip!sifi‘ col ,air.,.. i u p p llit . r i p, . w i nr 7 w ! r v u." giui sop i rate, .., 1 4 . . ~,, 4 .r : ..,, j .., 1 1.,, z 0, , ;. 1• ; A i.e., thit ow was detected at,-0 penbroker's. in ()rare were oe, Priday tat ,to cloripmnl•oo4 ce or 06 . .IA peewee Of,i(girl-14 . 7mirs • : SWO was ismable, that siva: liOi e d a ,i Milne boom or Mrs, tl i fs'l 4. ., elicnit i l* . ..suigkiiii PillPiOsta.7,7lt 7. 04 I. Noltdl4 l / 4: who that iluirlei Went Ahe fang. sine missed, sed ibe "4"-tel* ;hill kitObeen . triad kr.:NC*4ll4ll,lll4ll9*Ae, oot aoiocide with the, pAtted for trill. - . , - . ,,• . ! • nertion t ., ast% convicted ` 04,44 , shad 4*.egailtrieci regirtre i and edam, . P0 1 ""Fa il I T UI ST• --,° 9 i t ti , 11), ' :vilz i, -" i 401 1 4 Tit* desert Oa coiagCAPjfir if it %a re - ..„,. .. , giest was beld a Bishopsgata yr or •ebalt so thisk t, •in addition to any othet : prropip; 111 , 11 7,,,.., ...„t' ilr rl' lral4 " 4 " 'body at a alw.bOrn isfanti /TO. • . -4: tor ~ -Ps a $ i 4. /4 1 • 0 9/- 00 •04440,114 41 010 00 !r- -.1111,•!• against thole lialfosooh.itreet, Bishepsqe.stit*,, • Tili , ; ~.: 0 ' . ileittea desero47 .l * - 9111k0.4.0 0 ; th e be airaended• viz. goon who bad exansfrod !midi state/tyke said s o ? . jo t *, b e i goL ik..a.,,,, the . t n r ip of-t.he aasolototi factitcd, been born afire.— eid t. Wien *w t. , ,04 " „ pp oo morf la %oil ". ' 4 ' 1 44 4 . 77 4 l,,Otisl . to thole qbcallg,"'t some person or ( Pe n s iu Pil'irrT i g- ~. .0 'VOA NIP becinuidPid.fracti "tbe a)in mei, ,it is tht settual ' 31 ' 9121 " Irl . ' 4 .: `l l 9F i kr it# 4 o7 , At wil a rt .1! . 1 . 1 ! 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