The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-01 00:00:00

t ~~{ 4 PR VCMS r WA Mg% 6.4. t P. CAMS 17 IV I 104114 Y Odffile IDE RED. !so IY. • TO THE FDlWilt IiTF3III A NI. Stit i —bl) first Letter expressed an opinion, that this case of the I ri , tress of WALES Would . demon *trate more ttrcibly the vecessit:. of Parliamentary neforni, than any thing that has ever yet occurred in the preqint reign. The events that have since taken place confirm me in this opinion. We hairs heard of the Government of Influence; HUlte has• COM laeOded it, Doctor PALEY likewise, and many more, lief forgetting poor AeTIIUB Youtia t ft,e4 the Edio! borgh Reviewers'; in short, many hasto'billin its partisans, but the natant of its blessingli re served for the experience of her- Rolla igh- . ness. We now discern Oa object far more clearly • • The N • rror, c. 1. p. 4. sad Lei Pasisiienfaria, p./3. + Mushy) orth vel. I. pp. 611 h 731.187. ( .:45. Pr-f. to 9. )i. epoit. Le Partiatorst ad absolute Polar ea *slab eases, time a false Lays, etc. especialr . entoe est ascots cama auershwlief qua coon • del Ley teed aeon 'Peal lintUedier, en tiel due coo est le prop 'r Court. Noessitusia,l, 3. e.l. • ,:-• • Vilegates• • either iluliv idua Ily ~ er '410164 tiv4l7 - . I, MA; lief 6 . b her —rojeite to tier'"oto Ytt•- shall, thPrefore, give my reaqons . ' for 11.1.1 king; that i the imp*. of your ciwidietariand feeatigi ins. the appeal of lb w ?riucess il WALD to RI liaMint, ' , lnt' of the advice of tifiectiOn of your raidieS4Js,,. would ,care boi l siva:#-4 after a more constitutional 'it most be allovred,Vis manly;geueraus • and begsmn. ra 7 n 11 1 1, IT our Delegates bad all been as anxious to hog; the young Macon felt and ackstewicage, itao ; lOW their duty . toward* their principals, so the ' she threw her arms around the peek of her Royal 1:1..15er foe Bedford appears to me to hare been, Fathery thanktd him with, aft apt fine sensibility 111 doh% this, I shall deviate. frost say plan; which ' which forms so eistiagutabod a 4Wacteristic of her was to t4ke a.steneral survey of the prodetlings i nature, and ddparted with a nhiiii.ejacalation to Ir , againvt the Princess of WALED, *Haan, atioliinhh - lieavin.'t - • ' • • - iv , .... .. • ult • the au tho r iti e s I a ‘ n now Ew i n g t o adduce -- Such hi' the hyperbolical futsi# 4 l slll Par of a ler' ky this aeons, I conceived I should,eskibit inotort . vile .slavialt print, which a Della Cruseu pen would be regular artier, tote grievous wrnngs (hot this Lady ! s ublimed ef. .At compliment which one might (with tsl l ! enti.tred, and the duty incumbent, on .Parlia. I out due relleetien) conceive inteaded to satirise his Theo( tar stead redress to those wrongs.. The speech 4 Royal Highness.' But what will our Readers say of induced than hitherto ; like the sun breaking oat upon as 1 ante_. - me. • from behind a clood, we can take its meridian 'Otis I oPeltessioN` Ill i t i e9 l , tune. We know now, toteribly well, h o w hi g h it arid every„ . , .. uitk i . ) ir: l ifht is diArilluted to alt; 1' . .. •, , man'it testi efit and protection trkselt • . - i4 , ... . .. 7 7 . l l l lkrilnenit, , Aeatt. 1 . , IRI3. . reaches, and can estimate what degree of protection is due to sins: . o thet s may ley, not ably the peace • , and hiptOiness, and well bang,. bat tie very being of ••, •' . "P•e;. , i —, ow .— tle law is able to afford us against its all-penetratieg this kingdoM 'can live no other Mottoes. to stand . , 111011 rapine tetliie MAN" rth, and 48th, cam e pe wars. " The Common Law (says my Lord I upon; butlise Partitionso4_ It • bein g tito,lcpwdation I teirand late last night. , The,. ,however, contain no. Cost:) is the best and bommon hirth-right that therl upon whieb•the witesefeabk of the correpeeimilth ist ng of great hoped, liontriterars, it Mould seem,. subject bath, for the safe guar d and def t mice net only ; built ." --.)-- Mid ' igen, 6 ! .go )4Teitt..o., 49re °v. Snot quitted Parise, M e iiiithisaubstinnahly more of goods, lauds, arid reventres, but of his wife and'. groom . het 'fritter of- am; solleel'a . Ilbeett, and - ,rsetee t . 4060 • ', th at which only siketlp ° Ikea :e t . a ~deli. M se, Ilesentodo sod, soiloglire, .. , tfui than he chil.!ren, his body, fame, start life reeve:'-:-(Goes anti loath 011ie ;sib teettie r info eta ,. shat ," it has ever besseleeing hie - ed } r. The chief , p. 142.)- in this case we behold . " isticiy; time , anti hat ,h. aver e f ir att t h e a bloa r t e a e i g ht o f Peeliensent to act, which cattalos the dialiteilsene of kls, whole plot .. . . . . P. We," in imminent danger,—aotwe ask whereis the qu e s tion isao eom plain of all peranni f of tcherfirtrels . hi/soot to commenee;imil 'be is woe. ' t e di ous not. safeguard and defence' that ougfit y io screen from ' soarer,. fiend gri4vous to' the conemosiviealth, in - -4, only how to eu ter upon it, but more cautiuus what lte• wee and trust cominitted tit/tern by 1' .. such danger; this persecuted, this ustnotis Lady tiabushafehlt_ et! , lie further adds, t h a t is-je mas 1 4; i -Should stty about the other persons of ens drama. then We hear of her solemn appeal to 'firliausent, end, we 1 trt the Pli t t .= ed is Perlifttienk, in mind I He seldom makes motion . of .his fatlier-ie-law ask, what have the Delegates : of. the Perspe dope to' F ilm it ml = l sh e t est th i t era ittess to• his m a ; I . , w th ate caddit i aa .i t at thi e ra . e as it is - paatibie l i : ibe t • grea en protect the unprotected ? • W., bate confided to ' jest'', nod brkach of the trust committed to tiem,kol'isige. Ti t .. .pones. gate of the Hnime:rownt them a most important trust; the care of our , the country, that could he, if le Settiag.frieth the-)esest secessatilt. afflict and mortify NAPOLEON g 4 C.)111110011 birth-right," the bait hlesshig we enjoy, griovnoces of -the potpie and• the condition of their i.ai;,,;..., ; and sok e sting extint is the i _ they did not deal clArlY With lini s with. i 7 v.l7 '. _. Y bow have. they discharged that sacred trust?—lt petiti ons, out spat-leg any rOn, howmillion of all those ootentries that It near and dear' Int:yeti' "s is reported i they refuse to shield flan first subject in the kingdom they were unto . , tm if they .yeee htirtful oi din. I that the French Generals Moaann and Sr. Cya„ , from secret, malicious, and lawless attacks upon her : gerous W the trommourrealthf." - We are aftio to.dtsierie tinoWn'thetnselies on the clemency of the Ma. life and fame, where are we to look , for that safe- !by Sir Jens ampoules, 'Chief JUstice, that the ! g i stra t e i o f B re m e n, f or pro t e C t i on f rom thotory a guard rind defence to which the Constitution end-J(l4 cannot dissolve Parliament tiff ail Petitions are the people. ties us ? Our ancestors celled Mid Cc cerement the; heard and answered; if he does, "itis a deffill of . • The Address of the Legislative Body, before the Empire of La w—lepeeitror Gyps*. Mel Hire .justice, and a breach of his Coronation Oath."— - we changed the Enefive of Law for the Empi, es of. .Bir•Eow.tne Corr., in reciting the duties of Perlin- . closing of its Sitting, 25th March, is very flat in. Infft-ence ? if we have dine this wicked, this fool. meat, frays, that one. of the ends of this great and . deed, compare" with the p‘i mer sddressee to NAPO+ i Is), act, what security have we ajaheit arbitrary j hoeporable Assembly is, that " all men migt.t re- ' L t ox- 4 w c litlie lilt gene, osity eqnally acknow- ! power ? it was long since wild, thit'ile'sho is go-; ceive *flee by certain 'fates and ' holy inlginouts, . !edged, Red his Illeuttictions equ:illy felt ;" though vaned '. - e• law is governed by a man and a God ; hit . that is, to the end that justice might be the better ad- ha d i lmpinge is not of • hat inspinting nature, 1 he who ii geserted iry arbitrary power is governed, ministered • for this Courtlsays he) being the most which a 's eltSJEtli would sing to a seccessfei con. by a mei cod a btast. Law, saith the authority I supreme C ourt of this make, it a part of the Triune above quotA, "is the Perfection of Reason," amid .of the common law I." Ftricntells us, in a strange queror aisoet to !cal a Grand Army. Calling too reason is divine; hut arbitrary pAwer is the nurse of mistime of tongues, half English, . ialf Norman for the 66 augtst ceremony . " of crewrir.g the little every 1,, vat passion, it degrades man to a level French, that" Pa :Hamra bath an absolute poWer in King, are words Mt-Lift in import from those se Stith the beast. Alas ! alas ! Sir, too plainly t all cases, as making laws, &c. especially where there of ten pronounced, ore rotund°, calling for yen rlat we perceive that all the excellencies of our .is any common mischief, which the ordinary course of on the enemies of France. geance ra Constitelou c..fisist iu its theory only. iihilst all - thet a * bath no means to remedy; lo tWst case this is tire --sesso.... the oil, of whit..., it is susceptible, is itiffir6d by its proper Court 4." Here I think I may conclude my au- We cannot augurstery f..tvourably of the object of practic.. ! lif theory we are free, that isiiiititelyglaid. I thorities, though I have several more at hand, and say, ed ugliest arbitrary power by law ; hurboliuption I that this appeal of her Royal Highness disclosed an the Austrian embassy, with the Baron WvssysnEac vi luirlws from us th e shi e ld o f la*, o hli hires us leooranoos wrong to her, which was, at the same time , at its bead. The party arrived in Lc: , dot from naked. Bat does it not withdrawti arefftee the 1" a common mischief," and for which, as she could Gnttenhurgh with no more ' cerem -.ny paid to it than Governmont its best support—opinion ? . Ato, truly ! , not get rain* elsewhere, therefore this was ar.d is if it had been a 'ravelling nobleman and two friends Tire Corruptionists have overlooked this point.-.' 44 the proper Court," and to this Court, by the come t o view our manufactuting towns. The very When they have carried their scheme'' it the 'very Constitution of the Land, she ought to ripply, • rot morilLig arter their arrival, they are Wilted too with apes of perfection, it is the nearest - its Me fall her 'own ; merely on hown account, but en account of the when tisoy base reared their edi fi ce, doily ea it ilea people likewise : for it is fit that all core mon mis- a paragraph in one of one itenti-official Papers, as it no more coherence than a house of 614 ;Aileen . the] chiefs should be recleaned, and a greater cannot be is technically called,' hinting that the name of the has'. broinot their vile cyst, mto maturity:ol6oy fin conceived, than the violation of orat'sVrgearct which Emperor FRANCIS is likely to go down to posterity it rotten and unsound iu ever part. ''When - it is ensures 66 bed', fame, and life," and whic,:. Lord w i t h pan raiton, for his criminal complaisance to the that the l'irrone of u otrui .ti on , I..arrad or; the rains - Cons has tild us is the 64 common birth-right" of . . most Infamous of robbers !Oh rare ;we begin to of a free C.) uvitOtion, begins to ;offer—the whelk every Englishman. edifier • is ready to t.imblt• to pier. i, and the Stute . . I remain, &c• • .. i think that M n iniste - themselves are at a loss for reels like 1 drank. n man. The diviite . attribute, • • TIMOTFIY TRUMAN. I breath to ealt in thair pack now and then. W. seed et-asst., may exist i.i thi• drunkard, though einteured lll" ki no t udas' i re• ma reb 93 ' 1113: , I N not inform our diallers that the above law-giving by osas••1 excess ; sr+ 's v, the perfection of tensor. ; hi ^wspaper is the same w ch blows the war-trumpet Dray bioeice be ob.riired by corrt,ptieo: and the eternally, and as perperuelly ca ll s for the.great Mar ls re I b panic, as wel t as the naturtl,'?vhibira'bretei' uis Wseeesees to be Bidder. tic -i )masher, not less calculated to - ei4ite loathing q 'is. di-4.lst. These reflections a ere sueyested, Stir, by p •rusing in your inter: the Report of Mr. WHITBREAD's speech, In vie H. ...pot Commnos, on Werbosday last. 'Foe tha Ipirech I return him my . hearty thanks ; 1 ants ,h . teich a complovent Prom an incognko may no o.:va much to recemineud it, ye. t can ftetnre , him. that it p eceesis teem a mind as independent as his own. and as si .rerel) desirous ( f promoting the cane of justi"e, and ere good of eur eenstnon teen-. trt Had I been a Borges , . of Bedford, Initeed °rill F,.. .holder or the : .unty of Bork 4 , perhaps I Might . have ccmbitiet A myself more particularly iireenited ` la !is earliaraotitary cund-ct.; but as a Manbet or th e coostitueut Beefy in general. I conceive mysel en itted e, (tom and to express an npinioo of the i manner in which the pablic inn , is disebargertby our .1 . The . Princess of Wites'i ease is" again brought . I into some notice, by the 111-advised letter of Link., EXQUISITE SENSIBILITY: • I MOIRA to a Member of the Society of Freemasons.: to India immediately, on. We cannot withhold hoe our Readers of taste, ThnNnble Earl ill going the beautiful eneutalum'of the Morsaksg Post eon th e 140 . this ill-concerted letter should detain him,. Prince Regent, for his conduct ou a recent occasion.. from motives of real delicacy, to give further awls.... 44 The coodost, of tbp Prince Regent; in causing nations of what he would hive understood of the the Princess Chavleie.to visit her Royal Mother, I ara bio ses parts of such letter; and we had too on the deaih of the Docks& of Brunswkk, was en ' I good an opinion of his understanding to suppose titled to our utmost commendation , and must havabetn bighlY gratifying to every British h: , atit; but the men. that he would leave such a codicil to bis will (we her in. which thotkrour was conferred, deserves tube cannot all it a legacy), to be read by the people of enema, knc-00...-. 4 :thh, my beinv.d Oangliter,' Entrant, .as the last disposition of his WO. said pis Royal liisimess,-L- 4 11 . 0 and tol 4 Ort Your In the same point of vise' we cousider:the motion tber ; go to her whinever you please; yo and *ben' you w h o l e * i g • , of • NTB tAD tart it ' % A In t Pita' Jon!, as this. best testlinlity :of ftw.goodness of his heart and tliecloarness of his bead; though the forme of th 'lmmo (9ia forms of t h at Hesse *MI hoe day,' we fear L sbake.the platform sta which an Boglishinself liberties stand) were itgabarentertalning his motion. The SPEAKER may . •bst cprrect in bie observa tions on • the inforniatity of the Motion of Mr. WEITSIZAD I yet was' it wisely calcu lated to clear up what litnitnat he longer left to doubt, (The boooor of the. Royal Family, and, which iq me:l.' l 4* flf istplo.coontryforbld•it should.) The Nsble Earl therefore, if we have not given for'bigh a line of his own hi. 'peblic that satisfaction sought _ . Wattypessn ! Should be not do apistitaneous will, we nail nut be sop,. revisit his spits before rwii, survey of sisiteisieesliti swimsuit of Sovereignly. • .virmes theivilvbet littk to be Kid itiembtatioej have prodeeed on. be expvcked, whea,we ;peskier live bon egestined, tad reflect ItyA ,yipitik, Mr. Mimeos's .S,lptsfa sad oonelesive es Ilillettssetitepediras pat% thaw bn oi taki Weil** ; and 'leers ror a Coo. 40.15 c. as catch. othess of asderstold letterds h before: h i t doming of EPICS&Rages 1 0 1111 . 6 1 ag. would Cara et the Pte* ilbe. _ is greeting them farther gar this Gentle:Men answered, .that It meant that the Company sbotdd .be allowed to . employ its own crsdit, to Irelse faemey, Pr to be assisted by the.gaanuseaC i ef the public. —The public, therefore (A I the peer British jpilsiic), is likely to be saddled with the gist Italia Tiakpany's responsibility, es well as that of the *AI mad while the indiviallals of both Companies ere enriching thetimelres, the. British poblic is re. cdiced la.cireumstangedisgt artimuu sod 'shoote r s amiNing. But suck istba liberality of oar Chas. I(Apia of the Reshape,: They Ire certainly net Ilk. JONATHAN Wzus, for be robbed the rids ) sad Igave to the poor. life refer °et Resderxtit our 4eporfisf the Badget lit the Bowe of Clauntms for teo now Taus, con. .'l . isting of an 'germ. of the Woo Taus, and addi . Waal duties of Customs end Excise upon various tinkles, The only objection l •perbapei to them is to the inerenwd duty upon French wines, not as to the article itself; but as it may in Mu nisters, for the sake of an addlelood vootme, to give a greater facility to their lotrodlotdoo.--- lire ousts, however, if they are to be mode a NOM Art increased taxation, that the sale of the article ahotdd also be rendered subject to regulation, so that the coisumer might have an honest bottle for his winner, • The sum proposed to be raised is as follows Per- By a lorry as . r..bacco, eati.oated at per amen triosair copula:tied cow., adJitiquil duties 4 tr= Freer. Wit , o. Duties ~n hip„-es from !ranee tad iu Depetleocies, • and memo; of War Taites • 9310011 0 44 4.1 44 . 4 41 1•300.04 Zeal per ands • Yesterday the Doke of Yana, the :SO of Moffa t aysd Lt. rd CASTLtnEAOII I had abdiences of the rttINCE Ratilt%;, at Caeltesz.betme. At the Meeting between Lord Iststerowt aed the CIIINCL4OIII of the Facsimile, and the Bankers rcul Loin Contractors, yesterday, the loteottoo Of Gevt7rnment, was eernaturaitatted to the Gerttbaseti concorned to propose to Parliament the immediate (anteing of 1%,000,0001. of B■ehegper Bitty ea the ft lbwing teens, viz.2....F0r every 1001. o f Fzd e. queer Bill. 1151. 10s. of Navy Five per Cents. will W g.iett, twilit an option to sock of thelloklets of Et. on, quer Bills as may think fit to subscribe an ad& ti•.nal sear tif fifty per cent. in money, for welch Den by:quires will be given. ►ransferrabie by endqrseesent, and bearing en Interest of five per ce►:t. pay able half. yearly et the Rank, the principal to be raid in April, 1815, 'or the Ist of April twelve months after the conclusion of lit ace. At an early. MOP yesterday morning, Hanover.. aqua" and the, even oes ending thereto teen crowded rritrti #40%-dressed •,,ersons, who were a.semb!ed the perpcne of witnessing the commencement of (le melancholy ceremonial of the funeral of ter Royal Highness the Duchess of BUNsWICK.4 A datichmeut of the Foot Guards were on duty lir the square, and formed a line from the late neidenoe of her Royal* Highness to the top of George-street, through which the procession was to proceed. There were ebb 'NNW troops of the 7 th Human ea deity. who atwitter* took part in the procemlom At half-pset eight the necessary ar rangements having beam made, the Ilkarse, which richly emblazoned with the ariaorial beatings of the deceased, drew up to the emitter of Brook-street, and received the cof f in. The persons appoint spl to accompany the procession having taken their reipec. five places, the whole • proceeded roend the north' - aide ,of the square to .c.reorp-street, , dews *HA L.r eoi A t e ly seed bite Comitatotraee, tioed-semeti end ~ and so tre te Hydelart Corner. learn that the troops at rlymouth, which were in thecoerse of embarkation to preasid to America, biemkbees ordered to remain until farther instrec. dons batratismitted. It is now said, that ail the dim pesable fore* will be employed to mete diversion is the North of Europe, and that the Wks of -Coat zetoonwill engage in another eipeditbm to Hanover. to. assume the Command, The li tibita of CAM moat, we understand , has no to' return to Germany, awash he says he will not decline rine if uputkloy the Hanoverian,; bat the Doke of Cat* HKLA'JD has voluateered his services, end we bee lieve his Royal Highness will forthwith embark, at every thing mute depend on the promptitude of one ezertioss. If we are to judge of the meted of the diplomatic powers of Ms Royal Highness, trSte the 6 a4W, 4 , 4 4..jr eferta, In every quarter in which he -Itaaltlitteett Wave his while te obtainenatetedmeir sat twin s ho meat be edmirabiy.qualifted to treat whit Foreign Princes. But Marro would say, go to& get thee Itonshurl. UAreelf•OAßDett•-+Medlieldil l the mother at the ehild found drowned In the New Rher, at gad, ler:m Well% Iva, way ezamined, se was Thome, *ft, late ' keeper of the House of llorracttooohe father of the child. She was fatly cogooltted lir Wal t iusd Mr. Arts, on-hie own rettegeienace, was ordered to attend at the trial. 111= , _ - . Prime ant Vidalislitht be , 0. 1144111. elt It4iesvotTirririt. tli. Elea-wars - • --a~' - ~, .w~:3:.-.____.:----- 4 I I Mr ., ' as • 1 yew(' morose to 111050 Wrongs. sue speesn ! abuyais i assoercor. :Rub or moo wars r waif isiowocira , amay . ..wa. 5. . a __ ____L. credit fa of Mr, Wurreassp has, however,' induced me tol,this treble‘retned• part time of wort*, wipe #4 ; " 4 Luu•wuc" mike snits arriation from thin course of preteedlng, assure diens Abet theillNOWhig Is the OA ap4.4lpe emir, will afford Ilse.) and I shall now give my reasons for thinking that it' state of; Ossetian; kikeitig it from a eon* eif iillillake . for its vain by Mr; WS *as an "mperious duty in Parliament, to attend to' able netkent . 1 ' ' '• . , ~__ . ...____.... •s: this of his iiiiOtiteepoi , the claim of her Royal Highness. u it then, let -.. tOn . lint ' fr.,7 4114 0Wakr . ,_:. rued ir hi! tour k it toe :'.k, was the nature of this dein'? It was for, laftit:erretei, trell* M e i I.tit t -r elif e. " l " s tie has media fell 14114 th - ,trotectiqa pf.the law against her creel and re:: his.grecietie pensitdet OS 'ply hot periosiii feisty le i . leiiii..se ens:pies, against those who s oug ht . bit life,. rller "htotberi ow the . melastialy *slit rapt the:ileotil 14 anisted, PS ißdia So a d what is still more precious than HAI, itstr be- 1 theripadwes of Rrnasaritit, • la: . 'wooing; it .15 • , au . • •• : - ~' nn.,r It was fur that 40 safeguard and dekece,r - . seld f she- ipseeteed a 'verbal 'eves ikell' . It 'mkt be , 'Os illielasset4 Awl : I whir, ....,; vi,,,, so ‘4.011 described in the prterding iste•- time esso‘h, sad more decorous' CIO bar , after: at prissiest The ebb ta ....it, and which is only to he fisind le. • froe.Ge. the Aseipaise. hos t Tholiii:%e Princes 117100 II ! tuft bat wila *jot 1 . Tiv• apologiwic Dibconrse uP three Reeielign,L tour d second 1.. "e a" ' late i luip in pfal: ' r il l in t gllq ua•d u... 1.1416) "44 : ehr g .ntielii" *l6 In I.itlineoe, first 'uttered die wsitn.. of eel. Lefler le eili l'www "`"‘. - 4)1 •`••• -, ••• ' - ,I; -4 , 44 '-,-,r,... *0 • retnirtl on the stated in '' Faawasicktulitio l l lieviow."-slri ritimegeitti e lilt vtiOllS .1. Paiklas Aft thii #. 14 .00! M l, f3ir. . ~ Thu:, lottm worn huff is, art ten, end iukceurate c Zy t ple_dj i a b i ras i i i aim ..-22A--:--. 11 "--E i N f igi p pi . • l • 1 put they coattails b..tim ua y to shigkat,sef gy flip Mg rtnuolo ascushltuti. 11,131 °' M r s, . i1k4fh14,4% . „ . - • I ' l livillogkliNikc '" " " ' ' • - •.,..- 3-. of I.l4Tosaiu ..,,as.h4,l risjitisia isoolia. i 1,144,fe03 el stailyir ~ .ti p , . ~ . , ~, . ...,. . . , . ... • • • ... _. . .. . e •'' -I. • . . t ikriefllNMAN• , - vertwiliint, and asp pelp 'be preserved: by. a too rav • ti a ' ' ig ia tia" . I°3 ' l'.l : 1. ''' ' '" ' '' 1 ' : TM f, _ _."H r Ole islma hal stolid bis offs lo . !lament. FrOat Ili wiry br4luolog if Woe *robot" of - " — A --:_, " . • i•,,i! r> now • : WPM refer r ed to lint foi ide , iisa... •--widbet Parliament to .redrtill 11 1 1 !wags *tibia resalls9 • • . , " wo w WV* tag Moody bile le les foe I rodosiieri elsewhere. .ta a lspok airiMies..6l4ol* altsk. • " • ' 41 . 1 i -,dew lama ' 'wow. ~. ~4 . 11 plit0•11`1611 'Alia hihilrem otipelidiy, x .. h c Conquest (Is it is -called) iv 5414; 1 1haiio. Perlloo • i 4 ,..,, ads Is intural, rod it is stall he num menu were to it.ttelmeNomemidos dm tom, ! . .o,4eek; cr i r' • , im is an l;i r s it oa s Plaint" of the %* 44040 i of 4-.10.451 , 044gee5ei ; a.= . ," : 2 Ni*Ortlits 40.. 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Al' 4 1- ' 4467 Mkt" i'e i rti t ir tr detoood .ws ?l in l g n ef la the ll"S estratroa s °WI ? 1 It is tCCetseer r i,itlior of the rights endjawortier ilf THE • FifrATVIM 4N: ? ....„ .nt Ex ti c i.;:r u P•ri za w ilt * nient he to in Zh t br the i ta " pa Pfsaill ayia __ __, L...._■... .11;.,•.:!, .f.. 1 ..-. fill.: i• . ••• 6111 ° 11 0 0 s .441 . 4 6 ., CUR•aiiCTLYS oe IMJUIIIICE ANN - . ___„....._...._._._.... _ r 1 ~{ i)1