The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-05 00:00:00

No. I ' 10 . SO; _ 1 ~. t" TO THE FREEH ERs OF THE COUNTY OF i suODLESEX. • . . Tkis day wai Published, la liltilscdp Bvo. Price is. hoard , METE PRISON MONTAUBAN-;. or t A. • Times of Terrors a Tale fouoded isq Fact. . ' BY THE LPITOR of " The Letters of the Swedish Court. • ' , Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy." PalerEsler-row. Where way be had, just. published, 3 vols.-12aso. Price 3i. 6d. boards, • ANNE Or HRITTAMNY a Historical Rnahatite. • ' LADIES' 110dA LiCONCERTv FREBMASONSNHALL. CMR. DO YLE's GRAND: .MISCELLA VMS PERFORMANCRof SONCifl, IMJETTS, CH 'S, GLEES, &c. will take place on SATUR DAY next, the 9th' instant. The -Principal' Yoad Perfor mers oalbis occasion, are Mrs . Diehard. Allah Stevan,. . m u Holum, Mr. Incledon, Mr. It 111,Mr. Phillips, Mr.. Bellamy, Mr. C. Taylor, Mr. Horn, Mr. Goss, Mr. ,Evans, Mr. Elliott, Mr. W. EllioU, Mr. Hawes; MA Tetrad , Mr. Webbe, . Mr. Mead, Mr. Girth* Mrs Dion's, Ond Kr: Doyle. Mr, Davy will preside at the. Grind Piano-torte. New Medley Dwelt, &e. Pedal Rarp Mt Plasta•forte, by Mr. and Mos Wrippert.. . 14 The Concert to conparnee al . Sever'. Tickets, 7s. each; Gallery dittd,36.1211: the HaP ofthe Pre*: masons' Tavern ; auto( •Mr. Doyle, No. 20-, Little Queen street, Lineoha't'lau. - • _ GeNTIANIZN, IN pursuance of a REQUISITION to us to call IN a lEETING.of .0e FREEHOLDERS of the said 'fa rwisider .the_ ofana adopt such measures as may be proper, hi Coasequeoce of the rejection of the late Peti tion of theTreeholders of this County to the Honourable the Howe of Llquoisoos t .we do appoint such Meeting to be held at the Metmaisl Tavern; Hackney, on Friday next, the Bth inst. at Twelve o'crock. M. WOOD 2 Sheriff of the County JOHN ATKINS. S of Middlesex. SECOND ItDITION. • •... This day was published, in one vol. Bro. ornamented lrirn a' richly engraved Head of Dr. Paley, bj langielseart,.froin a Painting by Sir William Beeckeyy . price 10s. dd. beards ; MEMOIRS of WILLIAM PALEY, P.D. By G. W. MEADLCY. Second Edition, corrected and eatarod, to which isadiktil; AN APPENDIX; eontaleing Nieman tram 1400 afs his Lectures, &c. never.befere published, or litOutwompea I the Public. Printed for C. Cradnok and W. Soy, fklbasey e eias s .... ?aw l Lulidoos A. Coustublo , add co. 4446,04., and Stevensiul, I:divivurgh. - E Y roN I tate P artn er with the deceased SIR JAM ES BRANSCOMB, Has the pleasure of announcing to his Friends and the Pub lic, the LO r fERY which draws Eth JUNE, 'gives the vatest chance to the Advenutter for so small a risk : Four Packets at Tickets, One hundrqd in each Packet, are to be given hr the Contractors to Cie:onion:tie Holsters of the first • drawn Vriae above hl. when a Ticket may gain upwards of 2OO t tkx)l. and Shores to proportion. I?.Yroa has been truly lucky in selling Packets of Tickets : . No: 7481, producing nearly 4.0001. and No. 3,61fi producing 11,765/. was sold in Si stem Sixteenths, and paid by him to the respective Holders, who received fur each Sixteenth 1,5471. lOt. 3d. EYTON *What'll a Continence of the public Favours at his ',why N H ll.Luear the MA NSION-HOIISE. 1 wNow( SOCIETY. FOR pautdoiroo„ CHRISTI-, ANITY AMONGST THE JEWS. . &IN' WEDNESDAY 4.11 0 .131 h of June , :11VP' ItY tEIikOSS stu d fur the Bettie a fie above taititition,, ...4 -4 , . 2 v • - • . .. - Mid 4n the Ideuttlegit Mrppork.oll; i #; rin i al Jewry, ig.intetreen, ..c y tile R ev . , lios 4 , SCOTT, ht. A. Rector • LaagfOnd; and thatittlhe, Eieniog, at the Jew.'chapel, Churefpstreet, Spitablelth, by the Rev. 'HENRY 'VRAVER, I):.o,.latet . 4% woad's-bail, Oxford; when thexe 'will be a Pablie • • . of Jews. s And on TRURSDAY•the Nth ef Jtme, the. Ifileads efi thYlee n titatio* *lit ' l,l o , 4•Sufhet al the City ot Sotatectra. l yell.*ve , ri 6 helngete - tireet. 1 . . .. • ........, •,,,,___..__ laNll said TWENTY CAPITAL. PRIZES, Affi in the Two last Lotteries, in Shares, at 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, LAST LOTTER Y, LATE LOTTERY, Valentine's I)ay, Drawn 14th February, 1,40. 40th October, 1809. 1.• • . Prialsof € 24 000 ....Prizes 0f...,.‘220,000 I kou 1 . . 000 . 3•• • •. ItIOU 9 s• 4•5 u 4 ...• ••••• • n Capita)'. • • 1 8 Capita,. ' . . Tickets and Sharett•for the NEW LOTTERY, which begins nisi ends up 41* 81i1 of JUNE, are now sellinoc us abose.—The Scheme abounds with the astral number of MONEY MINE; besides which the Contractor gives • I FOUR. LXVisk:,_PlitilF.S . OF FOUR 11UNDRED .. . WOOLF. TICKE l'S, by which a sin:zit...riches may 'Rain upwardi of ..G111) . ; 1 100; and a Sixteetan 6.90t1 Guineas. Schemes to be •huAl, with/. v ar tir u iors, ail, Conibilt. nod 9, Charing CT10. , . Lindon, - EHWARDI, Ne. 131, /WM 1L TIIE WAREHOUSE fie -IL BRILLIANT JAPA I N BLACK!! and for the LEATHER, PHIIIINEVA:iII street, Oteentitar4eu. 45041111. le MOST' I Pin tl4 Work', • latO of • Saw- , CAPITAL $lll l l-aUIGT. WI4E:EIi 'jLit ,POtt ititt • pun WER.Y. • 'TO 80t1/ BY AUCTION, • •, • *•By W INSTAN LEY and SONE • it the Auction Mart, onir the Bank or England, an , TIIURSI)AY, July 5, at Twelve, HE CONSTITUTION. BREWERY: cli. . ' • giblv situate Hell-lane, Spitislielth, comakeicating buith Pittliest-lane, WaitechapeL This Cancer° has beat; :-tecently erected on -the most judicioos pineg of convenience and utility, built of first-rate materials of everydiseriptl6o . ; `the taterlor arrissigtesendolaie oo Ilse latest httprniensedtsi and .tagether. is considered !goal, if not sitperiec. te.sl.-fitheri Brewery of the same size itthe United Kingdena.embnicing accommodations 5r Crying on trade to elnanst any extent, .supplied by two inexhbustible.irelle of Ste water, within its' own walls, stibtiag for twenty' bo very njacious paved Yard, Cooperage, extensive &ore-ttol t Malt and Hop Warehoeses, dirge Coal Cefairs, Accomplterhouses i ßrewers' Offices, with otiser requisite at well-cuanected Apartriteuts. The Playa, Fix' -- Harness, *Casks; Impletnests, and Utensils.ef fig have been terms. are to from the cost 1. The Premises plicatioo for Paternoster-re be seen, and hr likewise street;' and 13 liA NS C 0 NI Is AND COM P . A.N Y 2 VI ith tlieic Maid GREAT SUCCESS. sold is Last Lottery, is id . Shaft In the preceding Lottery: No. 2,73 i ar N. 1.11,618 ' • 420,000 4,651 - sof £5OO each .. 2,50 d IS of £5OO each .. 1,5J0 Acing Shur* of almost every C•tikil!il itliereid; and in last -ti eug , Da ty, gsa of .420,000,nud -Capithis to tie Amount of . . A:250.0,. 1 0.. besides the first PAM the L.st 25,0001. and ONIY 40.01101. ever skired 4 wad in previutt. yeani, to an Aitiourekbeyunctali precedeat ; are two with% Tickets and Shiites in the NEW LOTTERY. in he drisiyu 6th 415 N Leis! which there art. Four Extra Grnod Prizes of 100 :rickets eitch. which may produce to a Ticket £lOO,OOO, and 16 a Slzteetith, upwards of .efskul. r ItitANSCONI 8 and Co. again guard the Public againtt the Deception vet forth of their Firm, mad Claims of the Sale of the first and lasi 'of 'Extra Grand. ?riles likl given; the FACT is - , e‘ery Sistecuth was Sold, and the furtunate Ad- eeuturersesich received 1.5471. Itis. Sd. at Weir I OLD and ONLY Offices, in Loadoli, vie.: No. 27. COltS111114.; No. SS, HAYMARKET; 80. 11, HOLBORN; and 30.269, STRAND. They .. ill never falsely assert they divided a Capital which unsaid absaintely Sharitaid kid to the Politic at ahiive. BEs w I rr , , for on Friday next the Lottery i ain he drawn; therefore,. if you wish to have a thiamine the follow srri Prim. you must apply on or before. • THURSDAY. 4 of it2t),ooo are ;dBO.OOO 4 - 5,000 20,000 12 lOOO .. 12,000 20 SOU lO.OOO 20 lOO ?,000 - ' Together with 4940 others of SOl. la. &c.; in additioa Iti these there are Four Atax Wrists of Tickets, by which the purr. baser of A Ticket may gain. - seltll,o3o As Hit( - • • . 50,U0 1 25,010 ~ A Quarter . An Eighth ..• 14500 • A Sisteeathc .... . o, . 6.2511 ‘• • SWIFT and CO.'s oFyigfr,s. s la. li t yvir I No. 12, CH ARIIC-CROSS ; and .l 4 l - 0.. 91„,:A :ATE /11611-STREET, are reeisione&ktr at .putv • its the having Men r . entarkablt.fattomeletiii the ' toe Jam and formir ImWeriel- ' fs the SII4-7—zta nai *Rd evimo+4l, taLaaceediw wiegoitude whatever thollvitisli Annals hats before detailed, + it is the duty of every Member of the, United Kingdom to olialte off that supineness which for. suer and happier days undoubtedly engendered, and to use every exertion is bls individual power for the ultiMate safety of himself and of the commu nity: • . Confining Myself, for the present, to the sub.' ject of our domestic feuds, as the one which presses closest upon us, and particulerly that , part in which theprivileger: o the .Neese. of Commons are. nvolved, I mean to offer a few arguments, some of which do not appear to have been urged be. fore, and others to have beep. either perverted in their application, or only urged with a degree of feebleness calculated to mislead, rather than per. sonde.., _ . It 'signet be the intention of any reasonable manly,. deny that the Common. .in Parliament have privilege:: they have. many awl very eaten, sive'privileps, whiebrisave been penetioned by the three estates conjuiotly._ Some of these, I 41 ) .!i prehead also, will . be found on , various occasions US have been strained gristly :beyond the original, iotent., :The privilegq,fo the:Member' of freedom from arrest, not only of themselves, but (former. ty) of .their serroikts : , was a 4 great - l ooncessien yet, by.such,servants, certainly .was ggrer nieaut a set of .41erwins Of Aleacriptiona not; . funoing, any part , whoterer,-of...the ,establishment or. *oweot Member% of tailiument,. but who , have repeatedly sought sad obtained shelter under that 'pretekt. The privilege of franking letters, and of.' reeeivingi than poittige,free,.. is pretty ,generally keowe to have -1000 founded on tint propriety of 1141 elvembirteretd pantesposetipoce betwixt a 'Mem- , bet and his constituents upon mai ter s relative to ' Win:4slmin The most abominable abuses of this. pri vilege must be in the remembrance of thousands: franks, were either. germs sway .by Moinbere to their servants as perquisites, or sold by them its, . ;the dew or gross*; tvell.remember,at a very 'early .peried• of. We, .Itelo,g deputed, scores. of 'times, to a large wholeestitwareheuse in p 4 teon.. - greet, whew iebtainatt Natio bearing Ike. n font f f iat t p illtruber woofed, nt.three or fogr.shilliegs PIC ASO. xhe Bookers, in - 0 hose. fitake7-hiem eimemed to be, were in the habit of 'receiving, free of postage*. an heodred. weight (orolore),01 . letters, al most. every (ley, foe their friends r ,or, area.. tomer., otter and *boat those expressly foe them. ..selves and their ()wit banking.concerns, but anew. •whieh lest their privilege/Xi(' net warrant nor im ply., 'th e privilege otfranking (probably from a knowledge of theseencesses) has been of late years greatly *Widget! by a n regular A ctof Parliament, and the writer of this remark is . happy in believing that, rlte himself,bad seri of thernerit in. ceqsieg.the al. • :teratioe, by any t essay Ito e pablirttod a very little time prior to it. Be OW as, it may t auch sod se. 'feral othar privilegromo, most acknowledge to .be '.vestett in then° 'hate inet.o o ,llrobation of thattuestestelesi, ,and ((Wm a r part ok.Alte eih• tii)abtett low of thejaptl bot:fir otherwise, in my `opiniosi i is thee privilege ; assooied or alaitucd ) Af • •• . . • ntprese u p. of - • N I,ALT.E LOTTERY,, TO BE PRA. NON FRIDAY NEXT. • 11.AZAILD,' B RN 1;3, and Cu. Stock Tiro. Vers, teipeelfully informille Adair that TICKETS and . -411ARLS for thepresent ST ATE LO'CTERY, are on Sale P. their ,Quiet,. NO. 93, ROYAL. EXCHAN(,E. The Scheme no/he mme iifiproved Maim the lust, as to iluevitvk °Marts - , Modes)? Orawing, gr. and presents, in added°m to tbe•A2oo.oo of. Prises, FOUR EXTRA BENEFITS. °PONE HUN DILE.D W4101.E TICKETS EACH, Which.ate to.he.givtn.tre she Filar Tickets of the First Nina bee drama a Prise above Letters, • post pad, deity . nrsivereic and Schemes gratis. Batik, India, and South Sea Stock.i, w ith th e ir severa l Annuities, lesdia - Bsods. Exchequer Bills, and every detail); tiou nr..Guveranseut Securities, bought and sold by Corn - - CHEAP LOTTEKt I'ICKITS AND SHARES. Ilisteeith only IL 11..6d. width is Sixteen Shillings. per Ticket cheaper than nay where else; other Shares a cheap in priertioa..'s*. •• • -;.. • S R . HODGES, MAlt'r ER , PORTER, DRilhilßON U, and HUGHES. !at No 117, 117; Pail- Nit , 1, Plated. Covede-gardea, , r4o. 14, Parliament street, No. 0. Fleet•strett, and No. lit, Neweate-street, respecifefiy infonik the Public that,.they, being Content less Profit thin others, charge AB; the following prices t A Ticket • 424 • 4 0 An Ha1f........ 419 i 01 An 'Eighth .£3 3 0 A Quarter . 6 5. - 0 A Sixteeeith 1 11 6 The payinebt of the. Prizes of the Shares is speared by Go vernment, as tht,Ticleets 44sits which they are' made are all deposited it the Stamp Ogee. • . • Societies, Stage Cniehtnen„ sued ,CiuTiers, still be allowed a ismodsome discounL—lledigenigrati-% " • • 'E . Loir: NIXT FRIDAY, all the 04, _ ' lipAty vent be DRAWN. 4-Priors of .420,003 : ... 4 Pri01it,45,003 It , , 1,000 -20 ' ''. -5,000 s® . -- ... „, - ..4.c_. drr. die. . " AND FOUR EXTRA PRIkES • Of 100 WHOUE TICKETS each, which are tot be given to the. Tour j'jcbets of Ote• fi cst Nuinber, drown a Prize above 419, aecordiug to Abeir.respeetive bitters, viz: the 'Ticket mucked * 1 g ' Tickets. ' A will receive 1,0,, A. 1•1;1,275 • . 100' 8..,.. 3,001 'to 3,025. N , • 100. C •?.. . ,175 IOO 4,751 t0,:4 2,5J1 la 1,525' ( NICIEWARDSON, GDODEUCK. and ,Co. Recommend to the notice of the Public the above &bear, by which impr , ved mode of ntlyentaie A single Ticket for 424 6 0 only gain 4100,030 , !lof. • Quartet 6 7 0 • 2.3,09 J ' Eighth 9 '4 0 • .. • 12.500 . Sisteentit.ii '•• 'l 12 56,. .. ~. ~,. -6,150 Tickets sod Shares are •on Sale * * the( „s' 11111cei, Bank fluilAingo corobfli, 09 foie; toe Gate of UM Mien Meiji, (;haring Cross. • . . . . i • . . • of tbe • At least not soder thigh* liplikt be cited hi to tlie eastrall. • . • * * At. • • . ~:, , li ., • ''t i : 7 ll a : ..itt. • '' • . • • • • . b ' • 4 ••• ..:, ,•1 ~ , , ',, ' , - • • . .t• - . • • •- . • • - ••• • l ' ; 4 ." ' ' :. '( 4 i• , " 4/ 411111 10 4 Z -7,. ' .• 4 i • • . , - ' 4 1 " . • ' ' . I ' • .. . 1 1 ... . 1 . . • ' Air v .," • - ' . , • • ^ . 4,1 1 e *V , . . .• o'l4 t X" • 4 . % • ; ',. %• • • 14'41: C4 t '.- .....% ' • " S ejr •.• . °* fl. A ~ , . * .:7 i t , 0 . • illik• . •- • , 4 - 1 ' ' K Ii; .., .., . , • e: .„ • m l it .. o: .' . t/ .' ' t • ' ' ttli t . P . . ."* :: • 0 : .*:. : '' . .*... . f • . 0 N . ) :•,. , . . I „; •) ~`e •, s • ; • 41 , : • , .. 4 , ... . . _ . ' 1 r . .---,—.—„,".•eirlr-na.w.--ir-ommr—hn.m.."-rrr ' • - " ' • . . - - - ':' ' PRICE 4s ' • .) 4 an) ON ' lrtiliali I r ' 3 . 411 A r13 - % 5 181 ° ..... 3334 • ' .. . _ .r • :." Imprisoning the subject at pleasere for AN otlitoce and more especially for supposed afe fences cognisable In the Courts of Justice, each member, is , this- distribution of punishment,• act. ing in his collective *capacity . , and not individually as a* Magistrate, admitting him to be one. It has been said by some, who deny this privilege gene.. rally, that, nevertheless, this House has this right over its own Members; and they illustrate their position by inferences damn from establish. meutsof other Bodies ,of men, beginning Atli the. higher, hod descending as hi* as' to Benefit Clubs. They tegue l •-that thew Bodies form a code of rules, by which ;she Megiltsem thee being % or Anse who. isn'Y :fecPseth srsAn.:ke gelded, hue MU* r te conduct tilianiailiet or unimsetied. 'they do cot consid‘r;that, ii . ileneale, the Mom. beds eve tithersislf-cleeted (nein Bea Origin of the WSW:Mon), or elected by - tbelledy. itself. (as in the progrestk, of it) : whereas, if the duo ,of so .Hoene of doeitnons, its Men:better:l neither self. elected' ,* our' iterated by she Body. They are eleetedby nil PEOPIA without doors, and there fore to imprisini . i'libihibitAnseer: at all titles - an invasion. of she tigitte4l.the People to the service of their Member. It might-mo t I think, be :pettiest:a, whether sseeuttom duos .or does , Out exist •as 11 master of, right ; yet the tense. -quantum of this tirettuch less serious than those of itupittinimmif: • - All the pritileges attaelting to the limner of Comma * whirl are defined. by existing laws, ansi v -itti peceliar manner, those which were ex. prettily. framed for the purpose of securing tho People against the encroachments of either or both- of the two other branches, must meet a core dial gratulation . ; from the great mass of 'origin.. nity.; ,but when, - privileges' not sanctioned* any such laws, but AGAINST WHICH several invaluable • statutes have provided in the strongeit end : most explicit terms, are essumed,. I am of opinion 'that • the Members, of the House would act. with dignity by. coming forward, and conceding them entirely, especially whensuch privileges shall be found, as indisputably they flet, to oppress, and not to' protect. The mischiefs which might flow, dunes' a corrupt and weak Administration, from thii en. ' cotstrouled power of imprisoning the 'object for supposed offences against the dignity of the House, are what thinking men must shudder at, sod might, parleys, in the mid, have the effect of rendering it criminal to speak of the House at all. • It wad the custom, in the days of Mr. PITT, to preposeen the people -with an idea of strict MS. oily betwixt the Bank .of Begfaati and Adminis. * aionsleel identity was laboured to be given them ; the practice has not yet. been diacon. tinned, and this hermaphroditic animal, the off. spring of folly and injustice,. has been fosteied. by a part of the. public, with more than parental solicitude. Somewhat in the same **flies se affinity been attempted to ho established betwixt a, Court of Justice and the House of Commons, so' far as relates to priellege ; and the cant of calling that House a Courti has now become fashionable; • but it will be readily seen that an House of Coot.' monsis by no means a Court in the aceeptation which a Court of Justice is: for, in the former . case, th; persons who compose it take a .part (only) in the formation of the laws, ted,'Seet in the execution of them : those who compaW the latter take part,(ie some cases) in` the foresollon of laws, .but the power of "executive is delegited to,them• solely; and though, upon certain occa. siens, in civil cases, an appeal may lie, - yet with . that appeal ao House of. Commons his nothing to do. • • But while the House of Commoos is sostrenu. oes hi support of prirkleges, it would not hi amiss for the people at, large to en q uire whether they themselves hive not privileges; they have, [think, at least ,the -privilege of knowing no. thing of an House of Coninions, except in its capacity as port of the •Legislative, and not as a bully separate from that. . hluch steels his been laid upon* non.resist. ance, at certaln..remote periods,: tothe flat of the • House,' , where, custody or imprisonment tat en sued: this: nsin.resistance may be accounted for - upon two grounds—first, an 'gnome:cc ot tha gality of such :t a p/ c S secuedty, su incapacity to resist Its asset from dearth'Of puree; or inflitetice, or -both.. The difficulties •an • iedivideal experi. ences in contending with. a leech . loss. numerous , tied less powerful body of men * (hats the House of - :Commons is composed of, are, every day wit. eemed. • It is glinted,. X believe on Wigs*, that it Re. form has .been.lOog, wautiug, but even they who • appear most in its, favour, mid who• from their opulence' and mental ability seem most likely to be (inefficient promoters 'of such a measure, do not proposnany plan e nor, .when a plan is elsewhere . proposed, 'does it meet their approbation. As to ; others, .of a lukewarm class,— in acknowledging the necessity orßeform t an objection ts made to Om time—" this it not a propertime".—certain. not, either for Reform, or any thing else that •is desirable, nor•was it.cver the' proper tittle; nor probably ever will be, particularly so• long ai the cry of anarchy can be upheld stalest those who have always thought 'differently. To those men who take for their implicit creed the comparison which every simpleton is continuilly drawing be. " twixt the 'British and other Constitutions, and founding thereon an. Inference in favour of abuses, • , . as their ignorance is beneath pith so is it too de. • grading for censure. lsth Mac, ISlk,. , X. L . , • 80. _ • swill"' ' . . I • . . :, •. ~ . 1 ..i TIT Harness, fria Fixtures rays nits ffl ewes% It.of eveqt description, which are entirely new, ran port an the best possible ready taoaey to bet:delta Purchaser, at a liberal deduction tst Once. raises may be viewed, by Principals only, on sp- in Cards of Admission, to Winstrutlcy and $Oll, r-row,libere Mow, lilevations,aad Sections, may d deserimive Particalars bad ; Partictitan may t bad of Mr. Warne, Solicitor„ Old Aru m I at the Auction Mart. EDlltrif of TUE STATESMAN. •At a time pregnant with calamities inter. - - - - itii) 500 EXAMPLE MORE POWERFUL AND SEDUCTIVE. 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