The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-02-14 00:00:00

I .. ~~ V • .1 1 ' ;,' 4 r j'.'.. . ~~ ~~ !re • I profligate system I—(Clieers)—and, is his Revelations+ sad Padden they bad that day := 4 %. the host mode of doing this. He did mot the lauded interest, for tb bad brought i lt P r a l selltr erat misseks Oa y bare; they have. They leaped those very laws by which the people kept in sure-A-whose oohed voice, 'ere this, would brought *boat a reforreatiou of se evils guider wino, the) , arriallouri ag.—:-(Lheers.)—Th • burped Meselleriettuclidedby repeating, that if the purple acted upctis the saint pelt** of eassiog of the sopplies--4 4 st*plug air the soarers of corruptios—the pument Nei millet dune, and before this maid be dons thorough. and4liskint retorts ism take place in tie Hesse et Coissmikip. He ties reiterated has thesis* ler the situ. doi Seim' received, and retired amidst loud cheering, fregit i l pans of the crowd. Woloisos% reboil tion respecting tio ti•dow tai. ilsc. Tbr tt pet Ikea the Chairs's& soesadmie It was car ried, sane little laughter. - pas. U. lizaturr. M.P., this. oileaseed the ineetlitk - sad Was succeeded by lir. WIIIIIMULUIN Mr. 11Wtus.,k0d Mr. HON/MOOD, after which, the meet iyt ► Vile It was very sasserously and respritaliy WM& ipureaby dispersed. IMPERIAk P.IRLI4YLKT• HOUSE OF LORDS, Wasnasaay, Fee. la the Appeal Case el' tbeßepreeentatives Odle kW Sir Beery Naar Tempest e.• Berton sod ethers." Lotto Quer Justice delivered the epiaion of the Judgae, au 1 fadgateut waspestponed till Headily ant. •TMt ititelasss of BATH presented apathies fro* hyiabhitste of the Vale of Taontoe, praying• for agral'lteQefr-•LaN cm the table —Adjearaeri. • • ^:e HOUSE OF COMMONS. • lIISCILLANCOVI. Lord LOWTHER presented a polities from Kirby L'on'sdale, praying for a protecting duty on the import aeon of Pommel brain.--Ordered to boon the tAble. Bills were brought is to erect a Church, to be called St. Lab's Church, and to establish a Wholesale Fish Markle% le lAverpool.-.-Read a first time and ordered to be read a second. llr.L Pier: took %boos*, lad his mat. ..e leipeat,tecther‘ l, , isna,ali.... ~ Silliie Omit weakkafard. relief . to,llA,lauded interest, he was set umpired ta.vy. 4 t !Ir. libbilidid•sset.wish• to elder into a general 41 1!i= b -lottiksivia of the topics, vvhicb had !Kett brought forwati . : by the heamtrable geptletuno oo.tkia oreanion ; but e , • amid notsit, there tact not notice .the 'arguments which - bad just been urged ow & tbeh cimairleratten, which are • o,4reasents 101 l Lem iii ;claimed, 4g bejieved, at every : sesinsty inerrant/. Those wiser attmeled the meetings in -- 111111•0 1 . he ettilld•arst trey yritethar l ox not ilic y were the c - mime indivalesdkfrens reborn this petition came, Lad 4 7 ' '• iclisred itte.loe ttbnir erpiniqu that nothing could relieve • insbel existialg distress buVeconews, tOrenchnicill. sod dlidieisbed /*coition. . The holsopra§le.grutlenien 8111).• . ' 4 4 1141 . 4 whiS Ile efighaY 4 lei, the ;germs of 31r. Webbe -, Vaal/. Tberwasciarbse4aasitia4 T tbat went to umintain t.• the idea that the sae* prwekogrifil .now be ob;aisqed 2- Ear cern that had bees paid Arse the a ar. A he a vier' pries coal not be pabl ba t eipproupi, if; aod it '• • )iriaer tin rei•doeloc,the endeavour .oarlianoont to enable ,4 the farmer lbsgrew.it at ruearrenoe., Thre plain stip iro i r! e d.br rr, fecausr, wow igee fir keeint_si A p she prier, of earn could not now be resorted to. Th-I;:gislatere must do what they could towards putting the farmer on a level uith the grower of corn in other countries, and 01 - FsTitei - gee. T-- ole ale inli As, icledift Moat Tic;llllll4llltesdilag dil.V inindian neer, oujer Mem** kW" , 11 1 3 - lit kW lie eitensrie 017. ad 1$ ' s • *IS - I r i 4 eil `.7l: ll4.lll .tett i ffsi.i Kr; Shoe ilhil c l e gf o rilf' came fOrward to eilitsplan of Ibe,: • ' telltlicusild with ivory bad race, lifter the Hoe mouilliee *OM' .he hart penned. Ile bekged to ask hiViinittillititounige hat Hon. Oentleman voted for aftebrthf which had been celled for to the Weill of lilt lea ilea. if be had voted for SON of deo* hi hill lioltdime what he might bare done to aid fhe,lioddirdio,' art the plans which he bad a ' fie theßll4loB, 11* (Mr. Heine) regarded as 'The Petition wee then Invited .. blfo res o 4 k Sil "- dered.to be printed. Sir 14. GUISE presented a Peddaffsilf OW* plefa of Landis the County of Olootoialter e tbe.kricaltaral Interest may he . • *liar to those which proteet tits •', • • ; ttto be printed - . . I.CUR'IIB moved for a Tebrallefiga , 16 ' dust .by the Chamberlain doe te l applicable to the liquidation of** . ninon. But., then Moved foi ;1111 . 18 paid welkly on account of gob ' )11101 4 101W,01 6 . Omni' Vend.—Ordered. '' ; • m Mr. HEATHCOTf:. moved ihirtistile:Urill Me grain and dour, warehonsed. wig the Ait Orli* lriat late King, and remaining In . -. 11411101 Nl. —Ordered. '. Mr. IIIAMIRLY moved for accounts orlicloquandddll ottax, dressed and undressed, imported in the AM' 1821 and 1822.—Ordered. i Mr. HUME moved for returns of the estabilshl6ll/ 1 Opioxpesse of dig Vaccine Board. with the Wades hotices of the persons attached.—Thla motion Sao i o . the.conviction that two-thirds Of thl'grapt,ioefraillf" to that establishment, might be'sdeitiorfilioot 14. 1 to any of the individuals coilleiefifrllll k. INI ri • ordered: . , .... ,- • '.7cl -..fit ri , Mr. PEEL reptsgstysiatoAt eqparif i . tor... 'Mr. BENNET said : . no doelit it aria ptirl ' Ogithro .01 . the Crown not.. teallow any coalomptcap?st with rho., rootlets; bat bcdi4hoessee howAhOl 4p 4r ace s etiald be redressedetherlite. The case hisu lot to be the stoppage o[-letters to rt. 401. 0. . 13 4 t the stoppage a lettere douleining coullutagiiif ..er • anon, addressed to. those is whose power . .was It dress them.—(Heaudwar; larar.)--tle licW in hisitastr a letter of Lord Shimoails'iiof Nor. iSIA, An Ich a doctrine contrary to that now mai atalord. Ittß iptcli ?war, A new law was now ploonalgated ou therabhiltcta• , • ~ Mr. PEEL again . ..lstarred the openistoftsboilaserr. Mr. JAMES whaled to k how if thPflightilliia.lileat. also onset to justify . Ginliirs in brraltinropoigietert directed by Members of Parliamrnt. Awlied.disaetait $ leAr to a person ii i lainiarter Castle, 'AMY the Gioia! broke open. The individual "avoid elated *Oh ; ad iiiiyelopanonr. The k eselstioni Wililleitpilablia alas , eips? could not apply. lie sent Werdlll- 'Saar' MS. tp hr-ok open the Aitelilfre and Did Hid that .o was either right ifr;riiiii ' g r If tredalehie Wasasesente ':itiri• i' but If r zht, lie inifiritirl*wat•treoapit raiiii, 0. wished to he informed if 'a Gaoler had a right theta to break open letter: of Members of that House. 41` ' legit doubt wroosoo-otthoia haters. was a broach of re li a valahlaialittaia that $ latter adaresiodi cover. sad divested slaw by. a thosober of Pa:Ha ws prifflogot Moos se answer that was.li r ahle arabsedo4ll6lNthear.)—He -- .. not ~.., priellegiat Peellansatives not abasedb—(oo4Z bil l - r isithwilege farm unit might hatband, 11' 0 vi lp bet that was no reseslaweby 1 that ' He would mien', thdl ) fell' .. ~ Airliffert, and he would in that • kW; Whenever the attesting alit I . ~..:.: le i 'ewer atm !NO., from Mr. DAIVIO4I ripsi if, theater fertaoote o Comesittep et, 'o"I A A aadpeatpestM toffriday next. ' • '' '.. ' ;Mc JAMS gun notice that, is twaserrew weitlei =2:olilkipit& models respeedieg the epealtig of lettere liplileashers of Parliament. • ' . f: P . r 1 lillaiffildhls Of SIR 'ROBERT WILSOS. k l ikifftffieolff said, were the motion Alta he bid a* tatnite tidied to i penned or private whjott.••• Wave eemsensed nay himself, deeply si, he . rl4 ~ the bad been outraged and aggrieved in 1 11 1 411111Mditeetat,some tit whist might be distil his the name et what he bad to ogee, he should bails Proi 44 giei 4 ,io submit in . dlenee. But knowing tilt eke Pubik trove interested is it-.that tbe question affected ,essee the mdity et the.saliject..he should feel that he shl i pht be_reprenbal with a dereliction of duty if be refrained from beliging it before the House. Ardent sad painful *as the duty eras—and most arduous and painful be felt itite he, yet was be most happy that the aseeint wee it leageto arrival, when, in the face of'•his advenaries--in tbefeerof that House—and consequently i Is the facaraf 11400 e, he could redeem St pledge ' which he bad gives to his ceasdluents, and vindicate ,his sharester before a generous and confiding public. patience of the Hone. He weal 'th that courtesy which wee' '., House of Comonous...a . + • I motion, he had askpik opposite side if the hoes. if ffts to have predated week hi 1 he had received kit MIS ~ the course he now took— circauistances of the cue into adversaries had preherved a ' unmanly silence before, and it tenons for taking the might be excused for ex .r rarliament they would , ,liim the, papers he had aibiteatiate some charge He bid'llie more right to' i tioefoidettjOlord hy_ifin. 4op e pri riciples of a Noble er - bpd declared_ "that - thi; When the ffeverC t wi ho ld soy iotormatiep tbe i lastificatioe of an al Iwo be thought of it, tii le this 000stry, the beaste 11 be denied a knowledge of . • .se firtaiginti hinter/fon - d- Chia- Zser aiss a atireirtfle qeMllaiffnliglit `s • its S iAgieerh, tuft to laidre' tiiiit - "ulltvieletiolpf tbi Bill* Coe: of swiiitery law; He would as against the yak rtghte of the people or &wand; - from sitting la Mit their country; inn miens ebotild be diffdied , rerogative so exercised . lip t.. purposes, unnecessary ibi never been und-Larbitti. the right of in hall ' public welfare. lildt, pen could not be said ili, •of the Crown ; because he be. a confidenfe was not iniviiii l 6ll. 'prerogative could be #e rosponsDale Blinistersy dor • tt respaseible agents. Tlisrg : . .tI , ill - ocinciple, .4 Derf Rik,' et He knew that the 'Juges Opt ;he K ing er England why, lie'lthe law 'a pretended be was au& bad power to pirdoia gen i erals who were such threat., that they would raverted t tiiis doctrine, and imitated, that as it was Aptures in Inestion;sp it abt that tehmbe.did iii er, had Ireacorenied by would no el ell the Oen -. of the psors, Witte of all theetwas an Of 4, who, 44 , 91: 1, he lead . Abe (lovers 's,. - *id ob. 3 , in-Chief tinia ,p . petioles ihich•he liaikippl. This daty 4 as he decTir ` , .00d. being iejario . ll.llo it PAO ' S I I: Siseracter of the conetrg;• ' was degridetion frino vaagillitaled do wrong? or was tfilitatep filiiig of reseatmeat:-Ablu elan'? If such were' not tile i erk,ip property ifilt hid, io .sa.confiscated ?., . , was , Ake* seises an indlelte :it 1 badliblop supposed Skit his dismissal from the a l imY ie. caddied, sanived the loss of his money, which itesiliefu rvested.saybis commission. This was not the' desee.,', as wield benne r . ••r of the '. That Wier tot _ . ~ in aowsegulation 1.. bolding roginsental of •retitiais (son, to t regelistel in existence. 1 :putliehment hi virility to tk , as wilds the wit Oitisst2 or was lailis cdinstaftes, ton na t Woo ledielo Om aseenotances ONlief would to the tort 11 pielea saS all Illipidera Mailer !erg domestic pre , peas of ' ...r Ohio priri knew P -:_2. subject W The aerie tab u ` *Beers of Mo uni, 1 1 .,t -- . and pe ftsk i i i A • rinmestr entine-inehoie feu • • ' li tto trial, greater poolshmeot would .„ bisai li Itim,ind dolor disgrace oil his family.' The a Amni iiitittiltlhefllllM HINT. -. Heti - fag p lii which he was sot made the :object of. some libil, which the porde. haw midi tree Ile viiitad la a eaa ft Of LOW. As Haber of hbotatill% tank tank" Nd sisectlplion loillig th at distilebeth fait is VII diet If wpa Wham be bad dettl himself hp sow itiworthY set. What efrcemuitlbe, he wished to heir aught to Mum an Ohm, whe liegitrii Ns Conkli n WY sway hada as he had, 'bat tip de moo hombliti inßagland had,' to career try k. tab of the lewd. He called at 4 Allem 4 1 tom, es a part of the Legislates% nod. NO Of • ;ice to rube, hit He swolortithookum this ese ft Z to dismiss 111 ?arty &alarmed NOM hirer dim mama of justice,. Witch they wadi desire for theatesitisks ft their eldWen, 'mid fur their rthitioas. If he had . guilty of soy office. the army nad - the gully km a right to beano What that ales= wll' Ilkit ~ it l a* serve as sea blinistaltioo to MUM: Whim *ebbe** ofoiellipeat f example. But tellit beach as* ft salt to emir military dittablisitesest by the panishmom whoa the crime was manteeeled. l l2l, 4 , ll diet swum a tied actutfiellibei ittlthlb bit ago a earn. at all. The pried* was i=7 4 gpe um p att ag a Turk, whom It had hien rho object sustain, what he osodlo o 4w Meg N. sernsib m took off the beady( so riOnitedwitemisi to bit 4 knows his crime brallislig • Wl*the vleskshisook vfod was be tolled:Mod mta thle*tor, hoes t Uta k , dui of Ministers'in this caso los mottled as il 1 1 tent of terrors--the pretense 4f a *intact , "3 • the Hoist sanctioned it, they mammal to eers in the Army the Nisi ioninetiteata d the • reign's will, • and made nugatory pod feebler ( slat toes Elation, end generoes labours atlas. asatiegi, tit done 11l in Ws Otter t• avoid !Alvin( di babe re the hame. lie had weed avers enemies ai hap It in the olficlarthannel. lb went to the COSIMOINO , In-Chief till he was forbidden to approach tie Theses, be went to the Secretary if State till lie WOO from prosecuting peljury by the ettodwet id 0:7674 i *dice. Placed in this situarisik• whit remaimed he lin 1 to' dobat to bring this cab before the House ofthensem. • Hi would now proceittl to the faida of the case. The tat • whiela be had to perform was dillienh a 9s not . the citr ow pzferrett against bias, he had to • with shadows, sad to imagist* as atitto. at would tell the truth—the whole kit maid ee: &imam to do so with all the circumstantial details his cosid give; and be called co those Members wimp he been present at the Dream to which bedaub direct the atteottun of the Home, to remised him of aey ekes* stances that he might emit, as he could declare, eyes his honour, that there was nothing which be so wed desired is to bring all- the facts fairly before the ben. The tioveromeat would sot deity that his dismissal eti• gloated is some disaffectioa, growing out of his ps i duct on the 14th of Aognat, arms,' tether circulating*. , otioneeted with the demise Sc her la • blOmay. Th Honourable Gentleman' thin proceed ed Si dad 1 ' what occurred In the following *me :-.-1 Ai at Paris at the booth of Colin - Pt • or Ist 94 a( starsat, when I was Wormed • the lids Hit Abbess:dot. Sir Okarleeltewort, th • a ttlegtbs 1: yitie dispatch bad just bees received. attheonciag de death of the Queen of Ettgland; I entetioe that areen- .' stance because it was stated that the her, was to me whoa I was dining with a party of thirty whom 1 bad shocked by the miaow in which I . the event. •Ministers enu ask the Ambassador diem thatisted the sews, and ghatmere the feelitags.l.ezprer adebelleraiiilhm. • I dellielloilla4 ob. 414 9 1 104 ?sm. sieliately.' "Plit • Hon. Heather be Ootrootryt(lir.ll6) ,ebs dieteNbildlisiq cioopotai . ed wilt sill be lb* c,. Tkervilay tilt*e roterday, hip di *VW rile Sit thonoorablePentleatan, who Is now within diebtosimi gale that, ee,knew astkiag more thin the decease of de Omen. Leaving Paris on Saturday. we travelled aI night, and were within a post or two of Boulogne obit we met a Preach courier, and from him we learned that bee Into liojesty had desired that her remains teamed to. Hoover,—(" To Brusswick," oft or atteessitid4 I think the Courier saialv that she had II tired to he conveyed to Hanover. We were at Bonham pre the 19th. Having crossed the Channel. 1 immediately . to Or. Lashington, to say, that I had just arrived in gland to pay the last duties to her Majesty, Ot to aid 4 at I placed myself entirely at his disposities. —4f tilt Learned tlentleman is nqw in the hump, .he • will, coaann this part of my staleanent.—(Hear, hown)' • .1 wrote a letter . to my son. 'Risco/min whets the Executors of the Queen would be found in the af ternoon of the following day. Weirri red is London en that l a Tth, between two and •tittere o'clock in tie day. My son told me that the Executors were that at the Queen's house ; and a earritege was waidag O convey Om to Hammersmith. I sent there, bet was too late, , I then west to the housi: of Mr..ildermas Wood. He told me he was just going to/blithers. burgh House, and kindly offered to til e r with hie. Tbs./lon. Member for Ellis—l meal -Wt. Mem but for Coveotry, was present, and agillir,to go with es, and I beg of him to cuoirm or sbajpiisep 'this pert of my statatneat. It wan always my datatatits to lot tend the funeral in one of the mourning coralas which it was expected *quid.. be . provided by lboernicent os the occitioh. • .! iiihnlotaid this to Mr. Aldeemat Wood, wile loffieje' eti z iee that be had I)etp Wined a place in one of ahem, bat allt)ed, " Yoe perhaps Me) be more fertanate.',' I otplied, A"1 shall not pet myself in the way of a refusal, and- expose-WO to an iqsult liki that which' t have receiver Al Briuidenburgh !louse thy *add till fire o'cloth. and there, I can suleirly state diet'[ bad woleteriies , wit 1p Any one except thepersons inittiediately empbYed it makin g arran g ements.., This particularity was Aces sant. because it was said that I had attended a meetial at iimmeoramitih where the arrangements were planed fur the.ohatructiea of the tura:rid. Haring returned. to tows, WO found Dr, Lath isigton and, Mr. Wylde at South A lultepiteeet, maragail in a corrospondence abut 'the funeral with Loral Liverpool. 'fatty said they did not know if the funeral *mild take place uext Jays but 'ph .j..( ! sh i neon ; told me that the lion. Member for Aber tl;.itt would urea ine•thot evetilig pt sine o'clock, end state the strongmen , whicl;,te teas sure. by that thee , maid he.complated. I then ot hzlged of Mr. Hume to Ca 4111.11.1111 Ilis way to the Er-motions' Tavern; but Navin waited in vais for thartientlaaniut. 1 lu'it to, th e j • sests"favern, where/ gralamP Sad so t a l tl "'• : .., fe tildel "mushiest was 'sem/ short that my rat cited the ' serpt lie 'of -suy .beether-indew, latillt en. tat*l 141 proem-ma/ it, lieook.s's, to tow the lAbn. , r fotiWinchels .4 , and there m. whip. sod Bir yida c'eme also, o ietlineteher e:eireeltettnek• tie ttt.Peiet,4lfttatrkarrooge.ust died taken pleats WI sr otetevopAstog f r. the !suet; i , h at itake pfiferate , therm ilnenerth; hot,etta five six o'clock ellettillo' 1401 al so. Alderman ocitra, and finding that 4.1 4 tie Owe; went.an to liratLisobttee'h-hesee• 402 ilrreeli my way overtook the wor th y Alliermatk .(t is 1 1°" . 'wry for me to state that I aas unmated on a lute --•.— -.--- --- -- ----- -- '''.'. 1 , 1. A I. •t V . 1.. • an . manner Wan a gement.. Ira. IrLiiiiileaK. - - parri wen - ordered: • ae r. ma mmas WOOD presented a Nim es , f rom is The Hos. Member then Moved fel a eblitlatior of He need not solicit the patience r It a ild Adarocipia;Talred:::::::".l.tifiailiej:Dtwliirloh.fbefta That t ee ed 4 i. o g nuwd log r i thullilna: appointmentsmen the to titiferice lf ghre e eri t tla h rr e ign m ne g ni f ei nr y gnl ed eden fl ai r asmn a stde re .l tu erea r a ti :Cfl of t ta h l ! fltab77;berfalloffr:7l When ' betosaigg to him to receive soave stoney that was due , t ap he is hlt be s i rac te o teri vo n s i t r ie s :o 6 f nted a of ßritish iii w i th s t a lne; sod jilajors to Lieutenant- a t6'ls eoadact on his part had been construed into a vents: of Lieutenants to armlets ; 9 d l rstierru . isisimg the gmeteL. i t gamrestitt''Whicli hi wi lt await on the officer. In the absence of the trans (the Marquess of Lodeoaerry) he woe °Raa" °f each between "feesieT whore. gad _ JlllMlar i 'Da aketaialas ANS,ia adopt the - amid lig to bring the enbject forward, but Me import- lb 4 aid the total anoint of the whore. soft ffiernsguish• , . inetteritli doing so hid been strongly urged o'n the part ipc whether with. or without clikeliani.-Ordeted. of ti. petitioner. as it prayed fir a copy of an informs- Mr. HUME next moverl'An itteitte of all defaelten d timil' isetisel .f. ' lna Thottillt • 46. 6 . 1 4 11 14.1e adve a r 1 i tlimeviiieb It was of imrtune to obtain before the eve in the Public Service , ie the Arley, the Navy. is the most•uijust.injarioal. and toms M solos i po ses. In the prevent situation of the awn Civil Department, amolfg the C,omailititooeve of the fest Ueda him all insight their let* geohotisy was lb, inch' talked of om the other rids' .and a half per cents._ ~.0111 tiny other branch of the pub- ann. t y re hod T v be 'tnij . I - - of the fliase, be rout sot yeettivitri move that thertie lie service, since ISIA.--Orsieeed. ' twingeing nt t of o • . Goo ebotitlil be printed t he should th err gr r e only pro - He then moved an Address to his %Jest/. praying fee we bees mi .., res .r. to ..,., h E y oss , cdt t h e presen t. A m i t s h os i s ra s br oug h t s i; . ` a retorts of the tole! eitibliskinent Of the Ilia!, frith Mir m ir ed f„ . " 4 f a y p ' re py,;4' to s t , ~. _ ... . , 11 1 6 p/Icg., l f i t mg ht t h e worm serst r o d• t h e ri m names of the offir t eri, the 'Marie". did Mloirsinee of so w s& br0....445tr. bear.) .H i .• 111:ras Ant* naionible.,` he net • at of mil* sad ePe . ciffleE ti s h°e * haleed ~f,,6 l r,Vided. ., „s " swat that *ken bo-oitw, the Gov .. .. prole *IV poythipo bi; se *ow hew , llPrril•,, ~ • ~ . ,:c.,..0i 1044 4 i 2 " 41111.111114b. P .°61.14 L----" t4 " I " - a •• Mk fireilibtfilaitilmeedrimat'llt Ow' . , .„,„ ; le r i a llgl i tt • ••• - n 't- • Alsi- elhog i tomo.,re , '. • doh, trete stated •to hare unerred *bile he' held. • ck 4111,1 i . . ._ ..... he ,be eleoeld Wei n* ' , 4 'Heaton of Chief Secretary to the Lord Lionesses erllffeas,wear and tears and hag enltanot,lnenaellatr mos t a t m. ofteetro .teolt hr with marten in the Rotal :Veep-004V T..* shet Ilit be --. for the C Itelatid. 'Doukas% the policy bud even the possibi- Ten and Alta ObillOrferefied oft the out of that Home with' illeAlOde- - • iiiiiV IN " iii4al" y i d l i l f: e ttrl• dm OoftlyoqtAkt Ofhilicata t 6 'iris t*Se. he coati wet ob. i: PIr..I.IIPIOTCON ' L entil% _ .11s ' 0 i .., _._ a tom a s ass . . is t , jAt to kr . iiiii hp f,the, "Who*, the saillbea for ,ereeen le hi. Innces.wille, °"'„, 11_ . er' seseetmarypfj he Id be • ,- *Oa ith s t.h ros .,,...a, t.,..., Judea to postpone his Moine awe emu one- she f i cti „.„ ! • ok hi , h i d w in g i . -e - -- - "-. ',..n10 7 ' ' irtirlieille Wiespiniamigme. es stttmflo 2 !"Mq44o.„.4 tkt aldnii. WIllfo; _AI itlad• '' ' ' 'i 1 - 41 '• ' .• r• ."'''''` F'`P u °' l' 4 . ..,11. •. 4 s •••• . 4 enalte'rePeee• • 110.1 7 1 4 1 Ur. PEEI t gild,' be India the IDlSTlollhiMbet'premmned °' 1 -' Oaf he itelebe 4 Igheitant of the libillb dike Fiddliest, t. DAWSON brought ,np the Repoits'lf i the Cuss m h al m be h s 4 :‘fo al li tl ocs • „ . se r a ltil ot..it but no* Jae lirehtd it suentirmeitathenialleidinl was ofeehhcece appointed to i °Oak lido **Um° " 4 . l 'fsblie mitatioa, 4 . 'lm " aatist;i r ogenteo7Of ! • io notortiiiK that he brew him :well.' Prim Cburidec--Oniered to be.printed. ~,u ,- • •,, sii.i. show AU tboisestree. token was 1 which lie had already made into his ease, be w as Do the "'ell" of i fc""umE , liZg e '• ws of the army, Ind agamet those of • tiled M . preset petition untainted M ss of February. relative to fete read . , •Ill** sod west to disqualify O ffi cers , ~, „:, , Ikturt of Excheque. was discharges . . A%L.... . , i ..i Bosom and doing their dui gto . The platrastrinserdsrsti to lie on t h sta r6.. , .... A Petition was presented from 402 4r1.4 • . , tog as i t was that sue plesom maticuLTIMAL DisTaasS. • 1,•• •‘• •.? iw the comity of Warwick. taut oemplaiaial stosisg h t b„ niss. Th e Dr ,,,,, E . ... distress.—Ordered lobe printed. ...i r?... , • Sir E. WHATCHIfULL moaned a Petition from the dangerous for all taa par Mr.. DAWSON sought up. a Hopis, eelpitme hi the s P r i t med ethos, and bad never Owens Sod Oecopiers of Land in. the Eastern ilivieton .., . of the Comity of Kent, complainiag of Agricoltnrel eide •klas tse i°° . • °f h P s e o rso n ns°°4erec ° 4•acc * ' lo i °4 Wl c l ati g a '"7" eilp be esisaat , but to abuse Distressomil Praying relief.—Oraered to he p ri nted. . t he t able. . ........ 1,... .: ..I • ;11 Admit. ••asol to the prejedice of i Otneeßititrans of a similar nature from the same "'". ' sateen or eitrtaeotpu ;ta 1;1:1 .• the guidon. L a would propose • Cooney *ere presented hp. the saws lion. Member.—Or- - rt:II.I4HINOINF.Sf moved for • the the lreesh oil the prerogative of the C Awed. to herniated. - 0 it of the day forgoing iota s'Umillteltitollapply, tiered, sad be hapc4,l4e confide!' i A Petitiou weeresooted from the Owners and Deco- with a view to postpone it. 1..") ;ash. 1., , th a t withal two par say prerogat fins of Lead as,lisaley on Themes,' complaining of Mr. FIUME rose and said, that he moNimegillautood: bat by then dviee of, responsale 41Wileoltorol Histress.--Ohlered to be printed. that Government had authorised that lens& *Med to. into executioa hat 4.risposeible t qiii: CURVE'S presented a Petition from the owners anv Members of Parliament should be etelpfafimikapelt- des lie well knew whets the print - pidesesopien of and is the Rape of Lewea and.l'enen- ed . by persona in office. He was ondustaidllidedge r thati Re" Sea was caatended for. He 41mytesseeptaiong of ageicelwel distress ? These Pr- a letter directed to him by a tonviet in thei. . e t ei nc inea h a d aaaia o 44. ti ta t • *tessera baslalreetty called tie!" attention of the House Iffien broken open by one of the loopecteri. nib . had aright to determine whs.) no tiiieelna i hnt bad cooly been answered tint they must *bleb be wished to put' was, by wiliat'ne . of, Entries!, and that it lied beep Wait wish-pantry; they had dope • so, but • had expert- letters, with the names of Member lid thorised to punish, beiatue he • timed Do ',AWL - .Tieerhed. called ou Panlisonent to save them, were stoppedind opened. , ';/ ... • writ llv ssi It, knew:Mat there had,inen gene ..:'. :Owns freentebn.ininnfielehieb ,they ea red from the .Mr. PEEI, said, (hi every edielethilideiwelplded • hors to their countre;„ai to tint wanton and unnecessary i m p oe t a doO of a le 'cheap sod seder the circumstances hicliThe i., tote:L. hung Thou Judges who eoetrorei taxed corn of • other countries.., Igp . „copcurged with 114) letters were to be tree rid by, the 4 - . 'eir b tiataWhad beeea Slog who 'saint is their-view of• the subject, sappqrted.oo were them, without the inspection of tin' ' r , liloophense to Uod u ip call the seri! , • the reveries of .. Wsbbeltalt,'.`,eptiAinght such ' were well known, r , . its Ys airartteaso9 40 tiia,Xiag, to doubt ✓waiudion desirable . lie estered,toto si n Virettilleillat It WM tfiehltitr 9. , . 14 - , • a.— Theo' apipiofts, ,kowever, sl• Oche tootitsoid he t e c.addrened to . fiiWtand' • iii.. the ginolutims., of ifilid,, He tem . ....,..„,) , . •wimilderod no' be, pas . that never ivoeked well. The opened. If there ortel i • ,-:' '' idle ties of the Houxerattlaiseharaeter Paraillimisiegsyste:s 9 Z out meet with Lis approbation l etters at s a_...(h em li _,.. w hp.str• "t o hi e r r s : circumstances of thocese r ,',. P 442 I • :41014a theogist it he better, to give the King in ,of ?tallow* is teat, re any otitetie.: Vas) •it Scar, of twenty- gha t gears oodles • 011111111eilltOWOO to 41 111 0 Sha.pert% 4 cf.** f if any sadden w a s poselble that a Menitser of Parlfaisi . -. -iser ihisidosOcisienoevicort(roas the . Ormergeocy, than tepeeeegre is Mt system 3 at present an instrument of, ightlidut. his knowlertha: . Id at- Soloed. fun hie Goeunfistler-in-C1 • Owe armee Ho Ilmekiendty ton apoloy, This he had mire th e Hon. Genii t , th e eheape'oe etiabliti lied and preimisiosid onwards to which. 'peened by ihe. sone orbiette lied„giyen. on the fi rst httn presented, la etiaseabenee •Of their IA" 'beteg Ofhltexthed:lat it he htf hie d4hfs I • • Ably el the Sessioweaed.ois. ondaz last r ,whee ',notions, opened . Bribaykti ti ttrln 160••••rietvinkilmos*e. to oppieettie Ministhre..es being i • 'Mirth° best tiosedi, perhaps, bad hinii.Jokelitteti to the yeattd . from now i _ list selo. ," 'Sloes , die toy Mier thrtosereste..aad Ore *erecter of . " . ..lima% But he • hod hotel! as be ABC- to ,reireeln the was written. addftesed ,to ibb lidift'fielitroltoftfloo Odd reieliievidt bat wooled , deradatb ,' plugs which he bedgiven . to rata i genat . tlcect i i; and be assere,him that the' eery, fndlitilltit Ojai hid 4istoot to make hint purulent° do wet •s. Prefieeed ninnies* to aci•on the eante,,Pcihr&e. .. c re that letter, bed' hiceli detected in I geinsofriallt t Atli *OM 0041 , 0 ushrlid 6 cling - , eras a opieionatet toisiderahle iteootit would be e- . s c sie , a g . tho l e ! laid, he hoisi r o. wa s.j o se r k ne s t! - oossminstirsoot politipol feeling? , - Sited troves snail isettoof Excliewer Bills. The tithee hit ' i i i i i t , 4 . 1 4-. 7 1 1 ; 15 , ~...,-Xl.';jitik 4 0 .- e ki as ,t case, whydras tint portion of A t i i . t brio levied ea thm frnmer detuandttlpoisideration ; bat t , a , • '" n": 1!" —77 " :IA .- .• • s . . ' 4 1— • bum vested. is his oomitiissi t io.ct ..:. l• *blether , with respeatto.then. ...no alteration could be I' - . 'll_7 . ""' • L''' ' l ' il(Litn-ma' ' :big 1 , to eopreendented step takes age, . ..........- a1:-. .......1A .-a . ...! 1....17. , ...._- J.._ 1.. _.3- I : ... . Mr. PEEL verdure 41111.1044 alliwisc wwwsik • 4 . .. . . ... . - . . r 1 • ( t • ill . ..... !LC . . ~k I ..1.... , s ak t i 1 ' J R s • *'' . . .1 .. "..-. ..- - - . - - ---"-- •• UT I. th. It ' ' - P . " ''r 0 .' 6 1 4 .. ' . r. n: .1 .so ea t e r . .r. • aiglielt . small he het rue holies ea the sal ati I was diallallothisv/Veh teutt_ Id _ *lt a Indy ant la bo tan &Wiwi , lay the Right on. Genientan. • done la am/ramie. ef calaniry. Th e Uwe. shellter netilt - *it •. - . : 6011easenertera aalfered.tu bad been most Nodose te him. This he . impair, where, gold IND !-- bywhat had occurred in Francs. Several o f renal main is thew feverisl staarksrhisit .41• • 4:3Z - 10 7 son nee slice dal FreSch Manta. `-' " 1.1171 • , wand& privileges goo, rank who were net In any way hostile to hit p were — IIIEII/oDSHOUSWregeessaa w .14- +a` they ever given ties ?-- where stated that they were 'added an 1 I have Mambos for Sane. was one It alsk#lnsipin at Mr. werkrod fee wiling, or they should be pretaew- was his • rentersir undue-ma 'inmate whin Wolne ball. If sack were the SW his can inn thgepta ad • , dwell say aid he had Dot the least dm& brought t . n . &i. greater ralsheen VI le VOll/1011111S 1 11. S us/ was US/1 UM, 11 CAW. WS eafrom a letter of the I.;onstnantlerAn-Chief. S. to which Ite,alludeds, in conseqqenqt of the 'tt ion mide•in ltild, gpt forth. " 1114/41.1111 1 1. intents' aWnmissihns might have the option „ il, Goo the service by disposing of the same at d . el, value." Why than, that regulation bOttg st ' had he beep casblered. anti thus slihjected to w sent which the Legislature re„Terilt.4 as Wdxt a o the punishment of death ? Womlf yffi k rcest b; miserable feeling al iailictist Ifit Krl '..1. was it the object is View to imp ' hi ' (hr. 31' oompeibins so gtve aphis 'satin . 3 refs" is a formga call'lry.., t,7 ', . I. /s li . r. a al tw gumption of the liabss: ni . 0 oil li • to , et, Wham 09 0 tV4 . 4ifteN do . r' of at dash. 404 sy w .... i i , t, ~ C the world, thAst i t pleased Irtevtdepe so- di than. *we piputher of -. Ids fausili i sti ' this' du ill hmine catamities.., When it wit sit'estAturt is aPer saish.cir t outustances had agerapted to ti le war against him in order fo rnjure the ts his snoffending children, be was sure that sa