The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-03-28 00:00:00

.. ~. I , • .. • ~~. . I, .t ;~ .... ! .4 I I '47 ktv - kk. ~~ . 'r • ,t;• 4.. !! .. r•% , , . , i 4 Pig • 17 :; :t .- 4-- . , ril it#l .. -Aboro ..- ? ,olik0;• . . . • , . .1 , , - .. ~ - ;. t • $ • -t.; • I No 1274' ,:r.:•■•••••• -- WHIG CLUB. i T s 4 10E, next MEETING of the WHIG CLUB • ill be ro TUESOAY, the Sd of April, at the Free. K is' Ton , Great Owen-wee, Lintoln't Lord HOLLAN I) in the Chair. ST ZWA R DS. qui Of TiViStOtk, M. P. IT. Wm. Coke, F.sq. M. P. M. P. Gar, George hang, Esq. of g o olvn, • Wm. Hoovwnnd, Esq. M.P. Diaper on Table at Five n'cloek. R. W. CLARKSON, Soc. FAST LONDON W4TER WORKS. l e i O A N i c E A it FIVE N o os ye TE N A ct . l kTiriPs la7bl(l)vCe oja l'reonium will he given. App i ) im.nediatetv. by _letter or personally, to Mr. R. m i n, NO. 10, Broad-street, Root Exchange. TO PRINTERS. WANTED to PUlteilASE.'same PRINT. vy rfe' '' • 31ATERIALS..t rempkie Mee wand lv pcon nallv, er by letters (post lipid), lei:Smith, —en .Dials TO COACH-MAKERS, . • frt , he SOLD, a very valuable FREE II 0 LT) I ESIATF., in a POPULOUS TOWN in the COUN rtr, w:iere an Extensive Trade Ita; been for sonny years otilan in the COACH-MAKING Basitiets, it being the otS:inp in the Town. The Stock in Trade to be taken at jlalsaiinn. It will take a Capital of fram FOUR to E THOUSAND POUN I)S. A ( r may remaia on w a re. Pnsse-siou may be had an.the ht day of Juitcor iv line twt wren that ad Christimr neat. h 4 t ,a yse tive Person, of any Branch of the ah . hve Bali gsn ranadrance fr.'s, FIVE to FIFrEEN HUN go POUNDS , aa a PARTNER, will be treated with 11%. A Painter would be the inns, desirable. For further P4rlitvlaris ehpuire at Mears. J. O. mad O. Isp,lia. 10. Woud-street, Cheapside. Letters (post paid) Ms Priori's:ls only, %sill he attended tu. . . . . K ENT: OAK TIMBER. TO BE SOLT) ST AUCTION. Early lathe west Mantle. rIPWARDS of 'IIYO THOUSAND eaplial' Li OAK TIMBER TB .ES, now standing in tke Para& TONSKIDGE, near to the River Medway., :VT* bilesdisiniag the Turnpike-road; aid will be die ream Los. hinted Particulars are preparingi, and way be 1418* brim Coves at the principal lons lathe County Nth ; and at Nlll. Inisick-street, t-gartievi. „, COAL-!dERCHANTS . AND UNDERTAKERS. E GUARDIANS 'of the POOR of 'the' UPARISH of ST. LUKE. MIDDLESEX, hereby g a st Intim That they will meet de WEDNESDAY. the lb . of April, 11110. 111 Six of the Clock In the, Eveoing y, :it the WORKHOUSE of thoi porish, in the City to contract fur the Supply of COALS for and at the boo: of that Parish. wherein about OGOALSN E HUN ve ,DND FITY CHALDRONS OF • c A F onsumed s ander COFFINS and SHItOUDS for for Inhabitants, for One Year., from Lady-day next. the following Conditions : —As to Coals, the same to be let Poutop Coal, and to be delivered at the Workhouse, deny earnest for Shooting, Metaxe, or otherwise, time to time, as ordered, at a Price, to ne :tips shr Chuldron, Pool Measure. And as to the Ca * Shrouds. OK. Cages to be meet Ammo well, Nude. iv quarters of an inch elmoold '(be Illfroads tube mode pal thick Wool, and to be delivered at the Workhouse timid Parish, and at such 'disc/ pines in the said Pa is the Church Warders , Overseers. and Goardians of for, ar the Master of the said Workhouse for the time shell order and direct, at a price to be stipulated; for month Coin and Shroud. Ile maces of the Contracts are to be defrayed by the toruractbig with the Goarsair.s. Aod all Contractors dbe paid with nearly ready usolicy ; via.:—The Account lemxis supplied being made up at the end of every two *du Months, the anismotwf each Aeeneut will be paid htse Mathew within six Weeks after &whim, Aloatbs' nowt shall be examined sad approved. The said Guar- Sat also GIVE NOTICE, that all Persons, desirous to r the above Articles, trees each tlo•ditions, at it their Proposals is writing, wider cover, sealed, Mr. Jose Wieas, 'Clerk to the Gwerdions of this , in Hoston-sqoare on or before the third of , April, 111 who will previou sly give all further information ttil may be required, and most personally attend the behind the thoirdiam an the rest day, at the hour anti Ilitebefort appointed. Aid the Persons whose Prallo;tl4 mu opted, if required by the Ussitrdions, vitae each' find %satisfactory Safeties to he bound in. each imam as the mans may require for their die performance of their se- Ind Contacts. • By Order of the Geardions of the Poor, • 42,1810. JOHN WILES, their Clerk. 11 . AZARD, BIJRNE, sod Cu. Stock Bro. IL krrg. respectfully Inform tbe Public. that TICKETS mi MIRES rot the essalutSTATIS LOTT KRY. are nu seat theic °Mee, No. SS, ROYAL EXCHANGE. The tame cootains -4 Prises of ......020,000 1 It Prises of sel,ooo 4 5.000 ; 500 Aal4 EXTRA PRIZES of 100 Whoie Tickets each. ONLY LOW NUMBERS. ',badman is ONE DAY; sth at JUNE, 1810. NEW ScATE LOTTERY. (Only 5,001) N Knitters.) 110DG FS, MAINE, and Co. Stock Beaker., 1 49, OXFORD-STREET, and 44. St. JAM ES' s- RR respectfully inform the Public, that the TICK NITS WSHARES of the present OR AND LOTTERY, to to in ONE DAN (Bth of Jose), are oa Sale at their *en: the Scheme is prejected ms a new plan, stud hu addi to 4 Prizes of ....,C29.001 VI Priors of £5OO 4 . S ,IPJU 20 It 1,060 44 'whim Tour extra Polies of IC.) Tiekete each. thcrvfore 4 tir Ticket tasty gain 103.009, a Half £50.000. a Q. 1. 11 .- CKIONI, an Legath 12,50t1, **d v%ea aSi xtertutt uy of £6(XX). Schemes a t f arce grille, with a List of Capital 44 weedy sold lend .pared at the otiose Oakes. atul CO. respecifitlly inform the Pub. t .1., it the he y have on SALE, the TICKETS and iitES of t NEW LOTTERY. I ! l i . '"N wilt hezin and Soish Draw tug oo thr Sth June. i , ". " , .**Me iqUri OW .)aune i nppro‘ed prowt,ile as Inc lasi. x _'' ltoAl , nye l'ltona.ind Number:. with Two Hundred `'ll'AddPuouis ia Prizes. stutotix which tire FOIiTY CA t'LTALs ; thatlilitido to them. the Pahl.e are pre.eitted with Four 1 1 :1['t RA PK IZI•S ITisket., four o f a s ou th, r, hv n him the Adventurer hat. N rh...:re of gail•ing Four Prise, of Twenty Tnou . and ' l *ltv the pitrel:ruie of ai silio,le Ticket. 'l'ite tolloo log Pit•Lk Prim-, hate Item Sauced:lnd Sold at their (1 1 411 e", , • ti. Pa .itr* t. No. I'2, Citaritig Cram; and No. zit, Ald 4te it ticti l a reel : :ill • • V.:,1, , X0n I ti.. 924 .. xttolo ! X:i.Ort •"" ••• • i 41.1.• ! 1;01.2 .... to,uo,i 1 t.i,439 3.0.K1 1 ." 0 ..... tj,o4) I t j; 5/ .... Itl.l,sto 1 :. , t.il s.l).ht . 416 1 , •• • . 4w., I Li....;,:, .... tooth) 1 ui.5. - 16 b,UJO •• • • &USA) I.thi .... ithWit 1!t,9•4 Y,00.1 it!• •• • 10,041 4..a59 .... haXll.l lb,l l'i •411.1 0 -. .; $l 4 ; •• • • 14.1hk 11405 .... EON . 11, i 9 ZIA/ _ Ai " "• • • 10.thlt %; ; I .... fi.o.li li,Aill .fi a %,:•_,••, 1 40/J• 1 NM; .... 6... hit) ;Lt.) 1 4;07 liht capitAls %ell filuktrti au 'Scria-ibt thCit Owes 411 1.httert •.• • -t• .. , , • . .. . 0, LaIVDO:N; frEDNESDOI4:.4I4RCII 28, 1810. NEW PLAN, • I With ADDITIONAL and Suesatna Advostages. STATE LOTT Elli , To he Drawn the Bth JUN IL, 1810. 1 HE CONTRACTOR begs lease to call the attention of the PUBLIC to the eadersmentimsed Scheme, ova:Wing, besides its Novelty, several grand Fea lure% and superior Benefits, which, it is conceived, will fully merit their approbation. and afford a Chance to Adventurers never give:a iu any other Lottery. SC H 1.,14 E. 4 . of —2E20,000 are .:4110,00,) • 4 12 500 1001,0 - TO 44 36 4,85:1 And to the first drawn Prise above 151. (NM being one of de andemnespioned Numbers) wilt by given,' to aidttioa to the above Money Prizes, if the aititl Noisome Mealier Is of the Letter A lOU Tickets, Comprised le No. 1451 to 1,475 Letter II WO ?Thin, comprised- is 3,101 11111 3,91! Later C 100 Ditto, comprised se • 4.751 se S i pa Letter I) 11)0 Ditto, entapKised In 11,501 to t.52:5 With all the Prices they nay cantnia : upon this lieu it is 4 evident that nee Ticket may gals 103,000 f.• In withdrawing to want Tickets from the qoantitymally on Sale (oltbough fur the:purpose of forming them bolo Four such diatinguitdied Prize 4 possessing Chances hitherto de ka mit) the Contractor Ls o ut hasensible to the Objectioro that may he started by those :rho could nut procure Thkeis at the close of theiran Lotter-=he coo only anticipate Such Objoe tams by mmouncing that Tickets and Shares will he promptly distributed to every Lottery Office in the United K N EW STATE LOTTERY, all to be Drawn flth JtJN'E, ISIO. Five Thousand Nnnshen, Four Tickets of each Number. • The Scheme contains 4 .. Prizes of .620,000 I 4 ...Prizes of ... £5,000 12 20 Sic, Btc. U. Five Thousand Prizes, pomading to £200,000, and POUR EXTRA BENEFITS, in addition to the Money Prizes, consisting of Four Pockets, of One Handrod Tickets each; by which improved rode of Adventure, the Parttime of a sinele Tickrt °Maim the Chance of Raining ONE HUN DRED THOUSAND POUNDS; by a Half, a Quarter, or on Eighth. in prbportion ; and a Siskensb may 1140 SIX THOUSAND rOUNDS AND UPWARDS. The t if It It OS and SU illt *sore oil Sale by RIC AII DSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. •. • ' Bank Buildings, Cornbill, nod facing the Gate of the Ktidg's Mews, Charing Craw, Who sold and shared to tbe lartdnat Lottery, -i Two ofthe Four Priiesaf .....,E'91.0011..• N0..3.7:11 II .. , ,NA • No. :1.114 D Awl 499 D. £1,005-9952 B. .Sl,OOO-3.136 C. ig5W '- ' • * Person§ who with for particular KiMbnedAollllllo/ make earl) application, to prevent disappointing*: , „, IMMENSE fortunes way be gained in the novel /IL LOTTERY, which draws the Bth of JUNE.—Four Pockets of Tickets, One Hundred in each Packet. areas he riven by the Contractor to the fortunate Holder of the lint drawn Prize above 4:13. when a Ticket may gain upwards of £lOO,OOO, and Shwe in proportino. L. EY FON, Late P wner wits ' SIR JAIIL•'S SR ,I~1(%UI ... Hat the islesavvaist ontaalistaslibilyebbsoissamblins evosteo that this Lowry gives the 'treated etrawee to the Adventover for so small a risk. His Mee has bees truly lucky in senile' Packets of Tickets: Nu. 7,o9l,.prodoeiag nearly ted.ooo and No. 3,6111; producing ,C24,7b3 ; was sold la sixteen Six teenths, sad paid by him to the respective Holders, who re crived foe each Sixteenth £1,547 16s. Sd. EXTON solicits a continuance of the public favours, at his lucky Mire, 2,-CORN HILL, near the MANSION HOUSE. To the EDITOR of The ST4TESM4N. Sia;--I take the libertLef requesting the use of your paper, for the purpose of replyinito cer tain observations which you published uuder the signature of "An old frequenter of Westminster Ball," on the Stkiastant. It appears to me that the subject of contro versy is , this case arises wholly from misconcep tion. True it is, that the verdict of a Jury is sacred, and not subject to any controul whatever; that in . practice they ere responsible to no earthly power i for their decision of the matter West them ; .aid that if they err, there Is no,other se ttst** the grievance which follows bat by send. iog the matteragaln to it simnaritaitliettly..rT it is' that their Verdict rite never Di monk* that it most always be recorded, and that such their right, which your Cotresinitident terms the suers anchors libertatis t is not to be shaken: But, Sir, thestrmaxims of the British Comitlti. ' lion do not affect the question upon the inqeisition pf damages, in the ease *of SIMKINS and Hun, io which case the Jury took upon themselves to re. turn "no damages." That return, though re jected, and not recorded by the Sheriff's Deputy, at the Inquisition, was afterwards presented to the Court of King's Bench, where it seems to hue met with thu disapprobation of the Judges. The return, Sir, of the Jury, opens that occa sion, was' not, in technical language, of the na ture of a verdict : a verdict is thlued, by 'Sir En. WARD Cows to be-- Yeredictum, "Ed dictum veriiatis. ad Joachim sot quasi " kat sicatad questionem jurisousa refilaMiaat 4, Jenkins sed Judices : sic ad questions fat* sue mess " Mat Judicei sed Juralares." La this ease Use question of fact was already set \;tied -in the Court above by tit', default of the rDalettdant, who was held to have admitted the trespass complained of. The question of law "arigug 4 out of such facts was already settled in the same Court, and it Was therefore adjudged that the Plaintiff should have his damages. Tim writ under *hick the Jury was impannelled, did nut reqpire or authorise them to take cognizatice of the facts, 9r of the law. Upon the universal principle, ;hat where injury has been sustained, some redress is due, it was decreed that the Plaintiff should have some redress for the inietl lieuid be, was all that the Jury had to determine. It is true that it appeared in evidence, that no 'amigo whatever had been dose to the Plaintiff's estate, by breaking down his fences, by treading down his grass, by injuring his soil, or in any `tither respect ; all which it was nugatory to :Is. slat upon, as the Plaintiff's Counsel did nut assume that such damage had beeri done ; but it sae rat.. ed to the Jury, that not only by interpretation of law, hdt by petersl justice, an important right of property was violated by an aggression, like that complained of ; amd that every 'violation .of the right of property, was necessarily eu_in- Pay, for which they were bound to give clunpen. sadism. The oath administered to them, was not to enquire into the facts which a. superior Court had already adjudged, but " diligently to on. quire and truly to assess the damages, according to the evidence." The evidenie hadshewii that no damage was done to the estate of the Plaintiff, but it had also shewn that a trespass had been eons. .mitted, by which the Plaintiff's right of ezeitisive property in hii estate bed been violated. That trespass Was necessarily apersonal wrong, and fur it they were bound to give compensation. The Suture's DEPUTY stated to the Jury, that -- however trivial might be the wrong complained of, yet the law and their oath bound them to give seek compenaation. . Can it be made a question, Sir, whether the re turn of " uo damages" was a compliance with the 'writ, which stated that damages ought to he re. covered from the Defendant, and that the Jury were to assess them upon inquiry ? Can such a retttre.bc detiomitiated.an assessment of ilatuage4 ? The legels natural signification was, that nu tree. pass bad .beewcommitted ; for can there be se trim, pass without an injury, or an injury without de. magus ? Ought the Sheriff to have recossded that as an assessment of daniage (1 do not choose to term it a verdict) . which, in his judgment, was contrary to established law, and to the peremp tory mandate of the :writ which be was there to execute? As the original ground of action in this case w as wimpy uninteresting to the public, its present claim to their consideral II houltl.-be maturely weighed, before it is wrested to impliCate the iu. valuable rights of every • British subject, to his trial by Jury. TbeSilnlerTlP'S DEPOTY might have done wrung in refusing to record the• return of the Jury, and - that return might have been wit as the law would sanction, a judicial detcradoetion will soon be made of those mutters. Bet indeed, Sir, the Vial by Jury will not be the less inviolate, though in an inquest of dainagti, the Jurors should be bound to give compensation fur an admitted irmipass,. and though they should lie restrained to their legitimate province of determining contro verted facts, and the event of (luna t ic proceed. hog ken; civil injuries.—Without assuming any judgment of she law, or of facts already adjudged , by the law, 1 asn,•sir, ' Your obedient servant, - , I Mares to. • 4 .1V4.11141RE FELESHOLDER., .. . . , . • LAST LOTTERY, 11th Itbrintry, 1810. LATE LOTTERY, Mb October, 1809. • .. S ;... Prises of. ...410.000 1 3 11,134 SOJ • Capitals. 1 .... Prise of 1* tit 1 19V 3 • • • 12 Capitals. BNH gold the above -- k ir CAPITAL 'PRIZES in the Two last Lotteries, in Shares, at 4, Coruhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, Where Tickets and Shares ate selling for the NEW LOT TER Y 4 to he drawn t h e 9th of JUNE. The Scheme is the bailie as the last, hut the Contractor makes a free liift of. FOUR HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS to the Holder of the first-draws Prize above £l5, by which a single Ticket may gain the immense Sent of XlOO,lOO, and a Siitemith £6,000. Schemes, with Particulars, gratis, and the fortunate Holders of any Sham of the above TwatiTv GA PITA L PRIZES may receive the money on demand, oreschange their Prizes far tickets and Sham in the New Lottery, at 4, CmititiU, *MP. _ I ... BANSCOMII AN.D COMPANY, No. 27. COILN111LL; Noels, HAYMARKET; No. 11, HOLBORN; and No. 209, STRAND. with their %MIA good fortune, sold in last Lottery, in 78 Shares, No. 2,724 .410,000 In preview Lottery : 4,e 4 382 sof 500 .. is .. 2,50 J 3of 50) .. is • being Shang f almost every Capital therein; besidn in lust Year (1809), Six af £20,000, nod Capitals to the Ansonia of AY.50.030. A rg unit selling Tickets and Shave is the New Lottery, to be drawo Bth JUN 13, in which there are Your Grand Prises of lut) Tickets each, which may produce ton Ticket £lOO,OOO, :out lila Sixteenth, upwards of sfiliooo. The l'ublie will please to observe, BRA uscowa nal Co. sold the tirstandlost Prises so Riven. which Pcolissccd to the fortunate Holders £30.000 ; the tint £10,000; the last £25,020. and ONLY £40,000 Priam ever shared. BY Buying a Ticket at TURN ER ' S Luck y (nice, Nu. 1, Skinner-street, may be gained a Prise of X1110.(0). Half Soares, Qaarten. or enn. lo proportion; in fad, one Sixteenth may gain NO0Cd); as. by this soupier advanarous Lottery. to be drawn tin Ktil June, the First draws. Number, a Prise ...hove 415, will 1w entitled to (be Melnik of the Packet of 4ASS Tickets ; and TURNER haying really sold Shares of the Pocket of Tickets wbkh produced £44.7.i5; libewi•e of 'the Packet of Tickets which produced heady 4:100.1; and of four Prises iisf sitlJ,llJO in she last leads Loitered only, also the only .1:43,Ja) Prise belongint to one Ticket, T U 11. N %R trusts the Pablic will be insprobsed with 11w grew beselit which may arise by pireutsiii,; at No. 1, Shionr-soreet, nod bonne kin with their favoar,. wince rte lobaret them hi , realest *Rare is aud ever will be in paying Capital Prices. . , Tin , . ithAL JAPAN aid DIMARTI N. ACKI!Yfi, mtaut~ air JAY livaluable Cumpositiots, with half the -IL usual I.thinir, produccv the mast beautiful jet black ever beheld, affords peculiar nourishment to the leather, wiU nut .s.lll the burst linen, is perfect!) , Itett from any unplearatit stud will retain ib virtues in any (innate. 4old 'ailvilesale by Day and Martia, at the Manutictoes. V 11.91, .ktigh-11olhom ; retail by F. Day ) ;,•ruviitoek.' tired, Covent-12111km ; W. Day, 80, Swamp-street; Axle% No. 1, Finch-lane ; find by the priacipal fkint-makera, Per fumers, and Daniell, in the Nletropolis ; mid in every rosin itilingiluut the United Kiagduut, its stunt bad*, pricy kr, 6.1. r4cle: - • Aitatont kn. , • st. _!• • , ;.• • -, S;: :- " K • i ~ ~. ~ oP '- • , - • NICE OP. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. —mow— HOUSE Of LORDS, Haien 27. ' ' Ina CoaableiViilleges, Waal Conrad on the ekin to the Peerage et ry. On the SeCnOd . 'of the Irish Distillery Bill, Lard DARNLEY, in a ' h is plineta the evil; whit* • be tbeeght *Geld sib steins th Bill, la. ceasequeore of its isin Eec eneaataghg the c . of adult spirits arena( the Inner orders. Lord BATHURST, la refi t , observed, tbitt ' whet* the 'nee of salt was prilhihAted, 'ltalian was still preeti.eil in the kneeler of the enemy. Is EUI wool,' therefore 1 ,r..• babiy have the elect to iodate the mid! contraband di.Aillers to take set licences,. and de that by law wide Anita-- wise would-do contrary to law. . Earl Lsvearoot. laid some Papillon , NW I/0 BA animas presented a Petitbon frost the toe. Is corn at Williench, praying for wane fegideeleas fiat The •Prieate Bilis before the Howe were fertr=ria theieg"6l2 and their id---',"thiliPsll4l,..amoWanisaLemede—ildailkille".: c.:. *-• ' • • Titioidt 4o iitiallis ?"- Iftrati of thelioilikettilittr vim dolor ..... the 'Aliiietnitie:ra Air. L MOMOht Bost Ir ri Ti e lkih tr a ell T. %KU* • I C a few vis*from Sir C. is al It v tig iall esuft z_...,,_ for the 'KIM. stadia( wee wrist t a die tier BM was reed the second tithe, • referred wit tAft. , atiftee. The Irish Merchandise Wavebands Bill was illitimikM . • ' as/ ordered to gepee,riparted te-marrow. f . .. ,„ _,...., : ~ • Thematad raWitig of (be Irish Mast ßill liimipOliplif ...- MI to-morrow. L___.______#'. ". • - Mr. IT I STON moved for a Remit of al' A . by his tip AMMO{ from the Home of Ceassloss, mei . fietetade by the Howe. • The Sim moat Imo a Committee on the lei*. Seger ' • Drawback Bill, time Warehembs, the Flits 104 sod the Militia Completite Bilb. . , .. • SIR L IMAIICIS )11116Er7 a . ' • • pr. LETOII/0013114.iacensapieisee.of the saute wldelt - be hid yestiedsyjdreo, tli Witt wilitetee orpain nod ear' . , • barressmerkt width-he declared he had never felt belare via 3e. make a comptiiii egabit our of the Mentidi s . if the - lb :. , COmlllullo et (brat Maitale, who, In his "labs % hod ' ' ' , • the privilefies of the.Hoese. He did sot mope to ester " . . • the subject itself, but it was his introits. IR let - T . s, It Table the durmast which the Hoe. Baronet,- *he !WWI object of the met ro % hod admitted was published by his '! r dewily. Fur the perpese of saving the tie* if the Hoak - he bail writhed inside mows anthill dinemeat, which, • is his opieiee, mire part.ol' lady Wilda him le the. elleth which belted - referred against tie MN. •Riaraool. (1" • Hoe. Member, gave is at the Table *tektes Frost* Reitis Political 0 - illoterday hat. The r iii i i pit desired dm CM* to proceed In 644 that , paper tied of : He 'tithed to know *bother the tio• . . near:Ale ember. or aey edise.lios. Member o at deetwast that Dent WY, or Cb.tt ;literati* Grillo paper Shedd hi ~ Mr. LETHBRlD(7g i lamitieWdlhat be tikrid lotrodeer ea the sweatiest of the timMeitt a time when to imPterteet iii, . . • grass.ussion as that of ft,„)Vidlieren lewalry was tat its poi. He repeated slit lir'had sorted those paint:milk illik •C• • paper which appease:dm him ti - be sou obisesktsts al tie . • , same time, he lad meant slightest aldettied to the 'ob ib . s' . 1 r being read. The SPEAIOER- 4 . carne, read the rip* . . The Clerk ereoritiogl bmip Mr eeettlnerrestis Nerdsgei 14141 F,tf Mit. , , 664 6 " ..."ilk a _ 4 **Mlti l oEct......-- ',..- 4'; ~ , •+ . .' • '-.:. ~: M iiiiiiNrit spoke to order. lie awaked s. would be extremely cossesiens-ro postpone the disestwille 6--. this subject. in consideration of the bnportunt bedew wide& stood for that night. v The SPEAKER, however., declared, that • pro- • eeeded so far * it was hermit the power of say Hs.. r . to terabits,e the proceeding. k complaint Itosieg .bees.. , • ' made against as lion. Member of the Howe, for a "tread) . of privilege. it was iatilpensabis that the Howse shield konvi . the gresmds • spas • which . , It was lirekriTtli Idler' • R which, they. would deummise•witat cause to posse. • alma that shoe • they coldd Mit do otherwise limo lbw the whole of the c:)%olaslints• and also the whole of what the Hos. ' . Memberaltad to say in his befesece. •. The Hem. Member , afthislMlotstred the Oars* Arm preferred would thee with,. , , drew, MS_ lbe Home tonsil *tor into the coesideraliue of . , the steleinithltd,h'it *sold become Om tu.adopt. The 0104i•proceeded 4:3 read the I.etter, and . the"' Lige- (. menu" match 63iloweil, the st ink of which occupied nearly sin bore ebbs Wolf. , • . , The.SPE a KEN, —" Sir Fritsch Burdett." Lord VOLK OTOS 1 spoke to seder. 'Fite Han. Gentlionao bad merely stated that bus Wm. Friend hid been patty of a •-• r gross breach of their privileges, awl had loilnoritioat gess- , rat matemeet, by 'hying lea she table a decal:wont. 'which It hod taken beads ass iamir and a half to read. lt amiseif .31 - solutety uecemmy that the itnti. Minimax) ilsould point oat the particular passagel to which hesiluded.. sad ea ifiAlis his views of the subject, that Itts Hon. 1" rand Miro boos Sisk whet precise (Arise he was cherged."thiless ibis was dove. it was impamible for hi. Hem Friend Id rise to amour am accu sal.* so vogue and indefinite. • •• ' ' . • Mr. LbTki SRI DUE, replied, that be had on objeetleit I 1 . point est' the passegthwhico strut.* Mtn se pettuberty Miro. sive. He bad bcfure stated, that with a goal,' in save the time of the Mouse, be hid tanned those passeges in the paw r which he hod given in, is order that. if the House dime, thud postage% slime might have been read. • lie (Mr. Lethbridge) ' had ire thought, however, that it wield become Ma to pieta • .each a imolai reading spot tee Home. lea it filloold have • bets imposed to hint that he wished to groitni OS accusation ,upon garbled extracts. He was residystest to Sate the pa.- sages, and then to ainpt.thy lirat of combat spiels the Hume. . inits widow, might ;oh* iv ptt to pores. lie was hi. danced by no feel mg of personal shesitlity towards the Hoe. Hamel. bet merely by his woes of duty ctrl is hooti4liooth ~ and as the•lbeprescatatire of as ihdepemiese abed, of WO WI ' • s ailed hi toe e. o p l icy. He so; the aro passage to which he wished particularly to elli the atteuttan oil the Hoese.wes ' the commencement of Mu! Ina. Baronet's Liter to,his Coo- .• • • ~ _ attivinits (page-ail of the &gigot). !I awl as falai/sr— . '3 - •• " The it Am of Comasous having *Aped a rule whim " anthems to a ilorterolem. tits ass Order of theirs is to be , "of store *Ow then Magna Charts and SW Lame of tie • ' 0.. Prod, I th ink it thy- they to My my siothaeals there* bli- • " bit my Moomitimiste, whose defamer as freemen, isatieeo• . •, " whwa p!romal slimy, depth& in se great *Agree Vow, - ... " theibsessioa of lois gratmsbest. is quietists of out less impart.: . ". liege than this t . oar liberty be mill to ha. sereeesE - • ' • "Is•thelltillloVier ir ebetoMe at the abselete' ' " "ii of ra ton oic ast rr-oubjeoto cuiled.rds " he. mew of *midst oreriosry for re to.S - ••.' , • • , • • • lie istipeoled to the nose whether that poronso• Nose -, , • - . • wing)* oot have jammed Sim fa twigging 'the Shift wider -' . their coosidermisd T [Hair, hoer, i t I] It *es follo.ed . . . by 'dhow which Is ...mad proceed so read 4 ,th Ms. best of ' . '' • . ! A whid4•4 . 456). after psis* ' , AY the lame. if toil retard • • ,• : i•- t ' ctibisi scuts wit the y-pleased to jail le es, might ant met ' ••.7 . . , . ' thdli York jail, routine them In solitary cake, ' ` '' • ' load and bolts. ,the Mon. Bartioetaid, '• •'. .'" •• , They 'wreak some thesalenwthl Vitt bet !that iselthe "to entrails thous it they are Wee tie solajedgee e gss ie ea ., • . . . .s k m of *weds" powers, sad if they are to semerbe dos"- • • - - " „ awls withoptsq patroni s e/ad shiest leaviegtile par. ' os fioswbost HMI 040 Ia to put t& 'coy as& or orpoig ) - • .... ~, " lair AMMO Of illiker ••. , . • . , " hit idash* says Mr: Lolfsbridoe—V Isos*.) • - T he h e a t woo moo the conliegoo el the Atilens, 'Welt - • : - • '.. ' sorobosted lo tbeie words : -.-• . ~ •. , _ . ... • . • " la thiloß _„ • ,•tigi.,_,,L.Phall 4at that how mow i s my , '•. power opronwrotttorototioo of PAN of I- ' dors it, slum z estor 33 ~moth shad ' *nal most dangerous of all gyp • 3 " eroachosseal'il rights sad Interim of klnglielnisen." Th e wi t loos flea dot port it tiees pbOhriitial . which wow 1141 AVMS& ' • ' • , •' Had Lint boisA)reivpwit be indleposithm, from being " piporotarbro tho c silissiroleitolosios proud by roasts it . .,. " pose of ithirisnetheet is Mr. Oak clouts, 1 sooold woo • is eisgessomms to Mow, that umloothe false notion of privs. • . '• i mie , sky . vece . enowdles crime', alba ettai.aittiag ea . . . I °. • ' . . • . • . • , ~. I .. • - • • • . ~ • 0, • 4 4. 4 01 4 ....>4 • , I 4 ' i _ • i , I •.1 I . s, 0 \>