The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-05-10 00:00:00

. , r ai l TA AY. 4:; Tlifilidiegialt. BOurdonaz. 01 '444 itith titt.! - - 46 The Ptinreet r ibling, Mlrihal of ifte pitplrl t ; passed through hertryeaterday on bii stay:4EooA the command of an army of bettvied,l9o anal 100,000_atea, destined to marsh direct trots ',of.; tugat His Highness travel's post." - ' ~ , 1 ")•en. „a , , kiwi.. . ; ---- IMO& 0 ... - Dublin - i, ' I - ? . 4 0 :74:il finriemlonrigh.. ' I 1 II plliffir e• • •II i i•liOn 1 • - 0 - 14.... Cadiz . 1 •PitICI. til•• S I'M:KS I'llB. uA i ,IT as lost:la/6K: mo t:spetco.f. Cod. 701 ponrc. Ann. ' ' • 4104c.eut. 'tedated, 69ii India Stork 1/1711 Iber. • , . iirr I.elit T iiiii . , India Wends 22 *I 24 pr. • oi rot r Cittit. Navy 1001 101 Etch. Rill;. kti Onion!. for Art. MI ', Loth" Titke" ..; . • r tt r/4 • - • TIIE Li ii4frOF 'LONDON -es i• • t Lis) ••• t • • • • esterilly it .4•• •6 10 0Imils hti; Sheriff the Depettiliffts of it'd itaary of • the City ar Loudon appelivtdifto MokomAtiostirto Sir FsA ilea* Boatielf the Resolutions respect,* tlutlitousitir' 4 able end patriotic Baronet, greed to of the Common Mill heldiast Friday, met. at Guildhall: It Was originally intondot that tho •Depotattoe should not tonMut of more that, tirenty Mareheet; but as that intention had stilt Web' forandly wog •knowis, many attended.footho purpose• of aCCOIRi. 4 panting , the Sheriff 'idled arty previous * itivittstbso. Biforo-the prove*** :liet'out, lisp number 'of Li verytnen who.appoittlit ready in. their 'gown. amoohted to booltdoihimit • c• - • • • •,'" • ' 'Shortly after ode ire/WO,' the Ofeilidis Poem, •amidst It!-vdit astiltitodir MON aim net: .001111,1 up !the vie' Odom Gaildbtakosid , tbe ittlifts'ond soottbinlestding to'k,; Mitt gingAirtaistiO Ht tttt~ It tade& tlyitetlivol Mirtlittliams on /OA sthci Were followed !by tbotity back, in foil unifovs stitonsiderablo enarehelr of constables... tire, ilheeiff'Woon.. preceded, io his-state carriage, the eftvaltade,' Waite Wes poled-of about ..th,irty- .chariots` and coact' s, at tended, from their:leaving Guildhall to their.arri val at the Tower, by as issinewad throng. • '' On the appearance of the procession' es:Pierer- *hill, the numbers Of the spectators had Its -daily accumulated, that at teosetenthonmind pers. I sons were ussembled to . witness This entrance 114 4 the Tower of theSherlff *native Depetation. All though ow notice • had been given to the EistiAst MOIRA df the intended visit Isis' Lordship. *err politely, transmitted to the itteriffe in the. coursel . -of the learning .c letter? 'stating the • necessity under which he foetid himself, in his official cave. ‘. city of Constable of , the Tower, of declaring 'that, should they happen to be accompanied by a multitude • pressing' upon or approaching tite bar- Trier, it, would be requisite for them, with the De . ' putation, to enter the Tower et the wicket, and to walk to the residence of Sir FRANdis Bonin/a: • With4his regulation the procession was, of course, • obliged. to• comply, 'is'-Chu concourse of people" ailiveat as on the commitment of Sir FRAR mi. and -pressed in all. possible •directions upon . the barrier. The eatriages drew up accordingly at- the• wicket, in the order they:. loft Guildhall ; 1 and the. Sheriff and 'Deputation having alightedil were received by .the - -Earl of Malnl , ,in peesouel who accompanied them to the house -inhabited•birl Sir 'Fah Pints . Et a n err,' said gave to. them -N. , . petite& inOsn cos of poNtemili titled rittenilun. I.Ordibip thee withdrevii--. 3 ! , " Having artivetiat the hodse, they formed a cir cle,- antNilrt F. etilthisTr canto forwavd . and saint. eitithe diOnatiboi , ihtr. Sheriff. Woo iddliamild Bartibiet,t , Stattogi) that Inyfekoit tooreititpottohimi.Vhstenspani4ll..by • delitititiose b/ hit fitto*-ctilPhetil foe 'the Par"siatArt prase* brifititiinittifithtraftlih Lloony in CollialOu Hint legally essemb!ed, him Sall Joertais resolutions, appetite cbsdnotbs Parlialsent; sappolting hielerguasent is favoite ofillerlaurs of 7 the +tad against sills Imprisonment 'fur tglioneas cogokable - by the odt vis of- Law',.as.amereith hod. surds.* by •the House of Commutur; end inouring him, that Piste. lease could notises triumph for the people_ of Eng. ' laud, Unless. obtained by the vindication and le.' gel establishment of those grand principles of the Coustitution,which in his person hail been so gross ly violated.—Mr. Sheriff Woo a *titled, that he could safelyi assert, that lila reinlalions to which he alludedrweie sanctioned by a rest majority of the Livery. The resolutions -would be read to ,Si e .lenkacts by his Under. Sheriff. 7 Mr. Shl VIII -then tame feraturd, and read the Resolutions. .• • Sir FRANtiS ! BURIATT addressed the De. gelation iu id* tone of voice;but in a feeling and Impiessiresuatitier. He Spoke to , the follow. itigiffect :—.• • 1 '•." ' " ' et MR. SHALT/1 4 AND Gll;4l'l.C‘fri or THE LIVERY, " The Riseintiiins • I have just heard, 64 . and the eppeavanoe of this respectable Deputa.l " .. ,tion, are, • in my . mind, the greatest. rewatd 6 6 that can be bestowed for any pintishment, how- " ever undeserved, which may be indicted. The I • • . t... " approbiktito.ht.ntu 4 tAstolke4ltths, all,at mes , ChtTringfcettlßMAllistotoofirt.pocelidtly sg.'".** •Cilt ' .164 tligt 411!OU Id ne:eestiviay be so I 410 Citify' :la, situated, n power. i "leis. all 4fctill4k hiO4it etk to persevere in 4 1 , the .4 1 1)1 ) 6 1,4 *eica 'cask, Is**, from..thq best if;feiteded mmtriotiren oft theiv - rd , o7,i . firje,. of i 4, the -COnitgetiiiii, rfAir4itafflieitUV Aippl;rt tk ', std i Se , • tap hei , ifitkquish; .64 ' Okla I t4itifh.., trttriihhiesalun 4,4 ai,tese, and i‘..tho . free . use ut*,lirj, Tel, although I .66 feet, and Ado* 1/siyarele' tof" , 7selliciently : 6 strong to behr s itid tint ever dlr. • r , i. t !At, t; ticult , y tying to tuysulf . per. 66 **nattily. I shoe 0.01 • be lust to cdop 44• of this .very.eigitilJoiregiltifying prig of pith' kindness antrijrisipafht ' 4 C It an - additional *ater )turd. `i • - .t 1“ ,“ • chipsleech mote Owe., ;Gintne j liew to bba gg serve, that I an bound. WOW, It, tuition!) , as a " mark 1 of, yeoraporobitipirrisibeintrea,sed " means ' 91"anntiling " • 1 persevere the 41 the #V t4e 0;714• P- ..1 hol4. It would - uosy. troly odd impossible, overpi;eefells ;as I feel . "P, moor, by' the hosour you have etmferragl '► Opus • ma. to give tq mfr riudiop Advie t to ieXpreOgiilltO . fKl4 for tke idegethetrrees tspoo tt Me l . marda • aailititle to taro prow* , verb.. :logs of ity imarcgottof titj mils& S s at It*. - (t ever mac my . own petstokiii talir i ( .119.itc‘cC' fll O 4. 794, OPPITIO4ii "lust 4119.1e19.4% of STATESMAN., - LONMV: • • la* NVE are not surprised ilk tho:stsolotiais of the Jiouse of Comments last tit t , on the City Petl. tion, although certaistljt trit do-lament that deci sion, They have got `info ti course ? in which every step .. they take, is a new isbender s and pot oniy.leatis them .fortlice iright way, bet renders their return Was practieibie, and hawse hopeless. Wo do not 'mean to degrade** snit OW We - hops to Sint; forced,; :and being reformed, know it is that bdit,l ova Alsts People can have fur the preservation of *lt their (the People's) rights and privileges. There' *mistreat many honest men in that 'House, and we soli:sash they bad the.induenee they ought to hanetkare. The only objection that . any body, makes to the House is, that it permits itself to 'Ns misled by weak and wicked men, Odorant trill) , bringing the Ifouse l und the Nation to ruin c lis;jf they were hired fur that aporifie purpose, intdMi t d• of being paid to . .presdrve and nee it.. • We. elab,. once tor alt, tnset this important matter . • • lyoarcitot going taliisen with such a min•as, • Mr.:Jacoa, but We • wash to 'hew the reasonable course of preventing revelation,• and the. only • coarse of faring : - the State. Ail:thalami/ who aro • not pirliketi, •by thernselves j Orth faTilieti , or friends, of the public !event* Irmla h tissertri,, ,heoisiso of Alin .weight. of the pisbligi baresepa t --, • is fi,;-pesaibles 4o look itttootippart *Utile won., • tiritaldr see that?' TOni Er 'not only .witatito furm, m . o O, its . necessity ; ,, slot 1 10 - 4 . 4 • . they itse..tbo OteeasiViAitANlfit . wiY^ik 3 OMR* stiffocatiog *odic tomer erainleti you anal nemova that weillikeif"ntitt nisati'td'istve thetwan) before ion do any thifik'eisi; &`i m 6Y any iliittrbesitht Btat.milLyott, call all . tite:pepposissita feel* time pub . lie , borthati.and are tined of Awn, will you. call all sill, personas itick,fldebets anti assassins 2 Is there alfy 1,14 this?. And 'is, ;bit the way: trait (Ike cUlini. e rfi l ie. oileral on?` Rea this Is tometith Astil;.wod Kish , tbe.‘.motlerate men in (he country to rally round the Throne audthe. eonstittitioit,. u satetha Throne and Constitution, and earn round the flouse . , itself, to save the •11.. use from the operation of such teasoaiall Wit • rave no Ifeetation when ireopoakwithrespect t .o l the Institution end meaning of such a House as the r oils* of Commons, ('whatever objection wilierti. tone conduct of nsanyindividnals in it) anal if tiny belly else isas each affectation, webelieve tatty will always find themselves •tleserti•d and scouted Ittflhoile men who are now "called pickpockets • put it seems that Dec, Oconoc,. PoNsottair is eery angry too, -bettatme one oe two of the Peo ple's . ablest and best 'friends abuse public men. ifie" Whigs • claim the sole . right of abuse ? Putif ,tioy, do not, on what prio,ciple tio . theY very point . rbty do abuse adis i c -wen with a..sengestateonft'do - show more tit: lent in iomettfrig terms of Shine than in de fcjitroteirtitekr 4 haebss, hel pier country.. T his h;tn. guage of yourti, Mr.Poii,osuir, in answer too, peat Mao, infinitely:your superior, .1n • atiswec . lo L 'Olunel nom ) . proves ytri t , in .your tem p er as • pt ,.. 0 of likik.°?kiktAlF 4 ,4 o3 .l t9 • tpr....4.4 .; ...,$)1644! 010 1 se . l i n i t t4l, si;or r By ' t or t *no-stssenittelhealikikjikeand the I.l . :ery - 01; voti ? not!thist an'soswue; to All• the caltiniiaies • •.tespectingSir : ltt*iiOts livituarr r. Who will now jay,. he p lnis et!ii fititip:iposisTls any promp. Tile-bits prytt. ' 4oci4.o l y Prordc 40 *glor l ill fen one proof moro-..that kis talent is-, nO4ratio. setulaq'that Ad needs no wither for. tiny **skin • Ahatever, , • • • t • 91.0 U 114adc•ra fiud IWO : interesting pars , ttriphs k‘Tett4 Paper. dun nto the ph inst. t P.11144i, ILA'Prfolmit n Ot. OFT.eylivn u(.tbd French . .1r4t.9 1 .0 0 ( Pilpeths pi, Antwerp; • and 4elni I .4 l kio.st l'00.0 1. ; We . 4tf. tir4vciy of the:l4nglish . 0 07 . I dot itt hope Ministers Mike Ma t ..... erlfiettlf • a single man of them, • • ; • • • be the fact, (bat the Ca:ithridgeshire . .iitisoritto Ink. their ground iii the intended toil : - fattippliellt qua Uttiop4le.att iti the course of • _ e p-44-0e4,41r... Tones, ice, Colonel, will find , • *travesty cuittesi.ent (or Skis Ile4d o f th e ivg r y 'ln Al*. _t% a' nwOrnit l 4 c4illec 1 4 'the 41,w1.9 in the tt WOO *041" of tcbich this fegellletit forint .R . 1 2 . - 4.1 • • • •. • . . • I •. . • C a 1 , I , I 1 I 1 1 • i • , ~- "`~ ' •' * 9* . 111110 - * 1 , • ..._ .. -------- 11104/4tespitiplintetit wet sheittlerterwetdequist to - • 4 li e 'atitairs in Which well • Mr. Farah* Mr. ' 1 Wdriiiiie*l and Cilood Wa Dom I.: boning the collsWof lie proceedings * no 116 6. *II( happened of I serioni statue. net Wu th e . . slightest violence or outrariotutoffek t r. The' foiloiOng is a coq, ti the ',utter (root LnrdLord Mai KA to the 'Sue:ate% fespaolips the reception of the 'Dapetition : " Lord lillusak presents Ms best eonsOilmeili to the Sheri ff s of London; and Ithdany eirctiouCare timid be espose4 to i saiscoostractiosh entreats. their cam to keep back from the neighbourhood of the harrier ;my crowd that may h WI t .. *monition, them. Were there to be goy coaenarse of pro w, mu - d m harder. the rule of military discipline would oblige. w e d Mom s ter keep it drat.. The Sheriffs orn a m ' the ; ho e to alight at the wicket. and to walk Into c ie Tower; a sensible winch Lori Muses► wintld wish to spare t h em . grow ever/ unitive of personal comithaativi, towards them. and of respect towardstke City. , •" .Tower, Wednesday idoralog, May 9, Isle." ••. e* • 1,41 Y IN7'EL,LIGENCE. —..... iv. ~, ... , WEDNESDAY, MAY 9. • . . • This being the IPA day of Easter Term, the Lord (Nu. eeUer a c c o mpanied by the Chief iltilift of England, th e Chief Snake of the Common Pleas, the Lord Chief Baron of -the filehripset, and the weber Judges, met at tit'e Lo r d emir. celbses house, in Bettford- .aware, where they partook of a lablic hrealthiM 0 front thence they proceed e d* i n state to ' W e etwirinter Mall' *id there they 'opened their respertiit 'Cones and proirei4led to busieess. • COUKT OF KING'S RSNCIL , The Governors of the several Convicts of Wool tvi c ii,l,,,,,„. Litone Barbour, and el,ew here, made their enstorv.ry He ! ; 7 1. 'of th e Persons under their charge, and depo A sited-the nie with the Court. WRIGHT A:160111E2U O. SHAW AND OTOIrKs. This was no action tried at the last Sittings at Nisi Pri m Kt Guildhall, and was Orutight by the Plainthrs, who are Stlr . veyors, airest i the Defendants, who are trustees in the tit% Lottery. l'he action was work and labour done at !titre% or:, On the trial a verdict was given for the Defendants, en ti e ground that ahoy had no outhority_under the Act which ic vetited ilti•ni With the trust to expeud any snook," „ ad ~r were claimed by the Plaintiffs. This day -the Attorney Gr . neva* owned fora ors wit, and Urged a variety Of reasons why the . c owl .hould giant the Rule; but Lord ELLENNIOSIOUGKI alid the rest orthe Judges were decidedly of opinion that the Act of• Parliament was peremptory. and he took nothing fur his istgioa. teaser r. LeE. This was a ease tried nt 1 ()otitis the last Assizes, and w et for dimmers for an tossoult,.but the Jerry. under the directio n of the Judge who tried it (Mr. Justia Le Inoue) found for the Defendant ; and this day Mr. Palm. for the Plaintiff, moved fur a !tole to Am cattse why there should Rot h e I , new trial. -lie +laird. that the coudlict of the !Weigand seas .tumu l i abominable t the assaalt was ono of the moot horrid de. serspqiut„ lie was tire indicted capitally for *Quahog geed maiming-With intent to kill. but the Jury thought Illt to bring- itithe extraordinary verdict of shineslanghter. *Mim i 'the, the, map was, and is, actually alive I Seib; adammashee as to this. they returned, and after some time brought in a serdieq of Not Dolby. The Plaintiff nu this brought his amigo, b at the Lees ell dads,. as above staladt. directed tillsaZ/tiffad for the Defradatx, on the grussoff.of• Wit, WAN la die indictment. - ---- 1 , The Cosset, after maw delibivaidamoilsolllWPDPlllie, • The. rest of mite day was occapied*SPOOMlADJOilissaisost bail. ' I ' IsEMEMIIIIESEMeM* ' The foliowitig is • the letter of the Item 4 Cstniarthen tie Sie Fq.suces Boutiltil l ist:l4l)o6 1 copy of the ItesOlOtions of that Boroasit o ail 164/ subjeit . tif his imprisonment :•-.- .. Attu.. A ir r littibe Clutisore gadli et . "l a r er st rsisaste ""l"was AP asa ll/1 bletlifiltsilbe leteesses - had o r t h e 0 . 11 , 4 111111 57., rough of Carmarthen, I . have lir , et trannaittisg pat tome Itesolittions. Penult tar, Str, to saw yeedgpipaillignisdient ea Oise& Altoona murk of public apt 'llllllSestneed us rut gelit ticiel conduct. and at the samelharti) declare, tb fla t eat stitelisdial priewiplesserapiseililltainswed bithisikoladl, ars • leek Re mane ag proud of the ioEl ho lolehilrglibll in; its welfare. Such peinriples are, se, strictly ea t ampra . t o g* fei•litige Menet" Print ! ! ! with , great coanblerhtioa s respect.your meg oshommi s.‘ervaut. J. dtaiEli. T.. Sir Francis Burdett.. BM. • turd Vl,LesSultutAllf, observes the most laud, able reserves. to his selltimmint en the important question which now so seriously agitates the.pnb4 lic opinion, respecting the commitment of Sir F, 13uno rr . T. • 1V hen any, person ungtiardedl7 hank (lutes the subject in his ,l o ordship'b presence, his puts in itemediate stop to it by this remark :-• " You do nut reoulluct, Sir, that dig. quiltioa " will soon come beton: inn fur letial,loristngs, gi lion !" '-' ' • Yesterday, about two o'clock, his MAJPISTIF held a Private Leven at the Queen's Palace, which was attended by— The Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treanor!, Dv Chancellor of the Exchequer, the First Lord of the Adak ratty, -the Mader-General of the Ordnance, t h e Three Secre taries t o( Stem, the, President of the BOOM of Trade. she Conoco seder is Chief, the Lord Chsuaberight, the Ledge Ades.catr, the Bishop of Norwich, the Doke of Montrose, Earls tiontinird and Ws:deport, Glasgow, aid Kimmel t . Lords !duck, 'trawl:cid (Gold stickl, &MusD' wailing/ 1 Sir. T. B. Leonard, the • Swedish Ambassador • Colonel, Sir SI. Xitnerv, COWAN and Kearney; Capialas i r niter, CM-. , sms, nod t.picer ; Messrs. Greville (Circuses in within), Lens • fiord,. W. Burrell, York, Mosier, andOwest, • ' The following had the honour of being I'm rented to his MAJS'ATY— The Earl of Glitsgow, _opon his being appoieted b'fil . Liestmatpt of itenfrewslATF. - The Nan Of Kimmel, vas Isis being appointed Cokowis( 1 1 1 1 Royal ,Peft Whirs Militia. • Lord March, upon his arrival hen Ireland, . This' Bishop of Norwich, to prim* hi, sews oil* Pr" emotion of the ,tiostwi ist Foreign rime& - lieut.-Colowl Sir Morris Xiinir l eott his being app to in tlie lif /Welts tdetti Sidiflit. • Caps.' Fri-er, It. N. on his return frviartheiodpk • Capt. Cuomo, of , the Os ford Militia, spot me einsine" 4. age. b) Colism.l Curios,. Copt. Spicer, on his appuiettnent tit the N Regimrsi 4 Life Guards. • Lieut.-Collate! Kearney, *a bis afpnialomit to Ike Ci • Maud of the 'ld iteginwin of Berkshire Local MilitioN. 10... Mr. Harvest leeward, on his ensuing ard, of age, by si r s"- mas Barrett LOOM* Bars. Mr. William Burrell, on being apmdated t.irst..Culnual of the Stamford Regiment of lAwodtalre Local Militi l• ma Mr. Yorke, on his twriug appaisass First Lad o f the My marshy. kir.•John Philip Monier. 00 hip being suppithded 4eerSt 3 r.f of I.:emotion to the United hates of America. for Pct*- Mr. Owen,of Oricitim, YeestirtikeuniresMeMbes broke. b) orcl tsustun. • • The chevalier de Ztrxsto.o, the Swedieb AM' ii ii sider, took !cassia; his At:l:is/Y. - .The Kt me .gave audiences to the Maigiiis WEL-. • LZ‘LEY: Earls IVcierstettLt Ise anti LFVEltf p "::: Lord MoLonAve, if D. DUMDAI, Messrs. • esvm., YOnos, Hypo*, and •Mi•Sor'rnr. • Ise , ' latter laid before his Ma assrif the precut --rtAin° , A t sumac Courts-Martial. • On Monday the DuChoss of VOX -eurni) tete& her 43t1 year, which was celcbrate4 0 0 "--- 4tiajdi . . with much joy. . • th i s - Mrs. Cowokt., it , is . siwposed, at leer b u t ALe s ir request * look with her to site Qu een's bat qt her isoq, Ensign Co*Mia W high Ittiti bee n shot *Tough in ranee-yard. . • - • •'' • ' . is ..l ONI , )Qftt Prlllied and Pohlishest by I). Lori 4 g• s IA 1" • •' ', • - aik4Tostrlt:•eo l4l llc l l rs'iltet'itrglt'• [Ott.** fit; .----...--p---- . 4 wit*, vire rtgawsieekosiiiinimai... 14 1 . 104 t - giiiiittik 414Ortaa t 0: iiiimilibOH. H.** gilvtlijk(4ooP r tth l if ' AhsititteAsitallsheaftt.iet *luitttete and II • •, len . ' el - the kat- w.ffitsciesle; G.A. .4.•,,v,, m05 .16 1 . oast: goi s b i s Vailliiee-pi : ter eo 4 iSer r tiii46o ,tissisio l tes ; jii - 4 . 440te, u 0 gIOW 6 4 ,Pl4llolooi ; as merely desire. Nit these eldis• ' 64 &Ole' teletintions, thosslavre, eireeld beemaie.: ' 44 . Mined *ld sinforeed ? which id limy to be Nei '43 . 'stindaiid :4 . titer liberties I wit s* ' we' likVii . , i t .... P baila,aoolll4kititd trolte our earl*. dap ,tis 110-, , Al' mitre and imminte as such, and "W. atmemt , intelligible"tolhe simplest compretienilibire f ' ' ' ti ineoatroveetible by the most Ing entiti ,, es -'!.. the maietaining and upholding of ,tlieettheirlit. ,N able seitaritiee sod safeguards or qr. ileite,-`l4 0 betties, sad properties, weles‘lead detiletioftlir `II' * disinterested - inepptirt - itia . ese.oparatign of 44 ' itieitatid batteit mat. dii . suceess will detest ' t• 1 ei--_ 66: 81444spalIty and machinations of evii.sainded,l 4 4 sibs; and give confidence to the doubtful, Abel 4 i weak,- sad the timid. Is my preseutiittaitinsi,:i '#, it would be Idle in me to . say, that I'ingiiist" i . ,.‘ suffered personal inconvenience; bet .Alf.•ln io . ormsenieuee, compared with the greatelliects 4 4 for which we struggle, 'has been truly teilliig; 44 and I can state, with the most cordial 'sc. 44 knowledgments, that it his been much di: 6 C minished by the politeatteetionsof the Noble 44 Lord to *hum the commend of this place is en: 6 C trusted. Yet, if it had not been ao; if those •" attentions, fur which I thus etpress;my full " acknowledgments, bad not been giren t , permit 64 me to say, that I feel in myself suilielessi c nefi " deuce to assure yaks, that under say eircum. 16 stances I should not have wantediely Other sup. 66 purl than the honest conviction with Stich I elm " Impressed, •of the justice of the ow" I,*#p , 66 port—of the purity , Otte motives .tieet , secteato 66 me.' If no • other benefits' ensue' from the' " contest now rat issue; but those which have " already occ urred, I ai inCAlued to %We' " even these al advantages of no inconsider. 44 able magnitude. W l iiibt "'time:lts and hingnsie try delivered by• a li i 'ritY * teitle rerp‘ct • . " great • legal ant a to _the " questiolvile w RellOielis Peel .hetitate• to eon "• eider diemas productive eat sod i • hottelit tothe "' catteallOriiiteCne arc Mill l[ . IS*"ilriCh 66 difilieek" *. tea kOiliiii 14 tile 'lletise;id. 66 Loris, must, G'ent team, make a date imeressiOn 4 , , apes Vie' public at Uric ; ..it is to eminently I 6 ' marked by the good old and incontrovertible " prineiples of the Constitution, that It Cannot, . "in my opinion, fail to establish the gra ted rules 16 of security and liberty, fur which ithas been, and " betty desire to contend legally. I hive been - bieened 0 . .by political lessons, and by same friends, for 1 64 puesuing a line of conduct diferettitron, eshai they . 44 would havedone..forentertainingOpissionsoppo. 4.6 site to these whielethey avow. For my own part, 0 as I possessed no eight to controul the opinions • 46 of others, I havanever felt myself authorised, , " in mere questions of sentiment, to think 41 of 1 : 64 others. Fur their opinions they, trete not res." ponsible t e me. With respect to party, I have " uniformly avoided all diNtiiittion as to public " measures. It made, and cats wake, no differ. ' 4 4 race to me, w halter the inr.n_ who condutteol " them were IVhlgs or TAPon. . Those names, " these classes, these watchwords and Catchwords, ' 6. are too contemptible to beattmatled to.' Those i ", only are to be guarded against , who are either ' "'ready to . do the drudgery of corruption, or •!• who, under the elevenses Mask of patriestisnril 44 conceal shelf ambition, and unite in promoting a and ed:dealing the tiow nfid 4,4 e Slated; '.',..e. • ' 44 Lt !l, then heir no mOrojef i tAift, inTidinos dig.. 1 44 tior‘iiiiisisf Whigs and Tories I ,LKI.' US ALL ‘• ' JOIN AND INVOKE THlC;lttiii E . ISTANC i I" OF ALL 'HONEST IIIIKICO L VF:FrNCE I : 46 OF °tit KING 'APO,4,l4k!siTitY !-= _ r . , • • 46 Let us ask notijing.,lnet.whaiolhe lair. dtudemr 44- and maineeiser-FAV*4iii -for no-lellailleei “, -desire , no: lemeivteeittlikl :GeritleinVei, it '11" ;eel, - el . eeintery that our hiiii our 'aisletes, - anti. ob.! ~,s, . • 64 petty - , should boclserly stetal l aull distinc:iy " understood. Yes mul l I ass convinced, no g' new plan of RCfornsi tokeiler !het plan Annex f" from Lord' Gitir, Lord' Gtri-zitE, Mi.. i!' DR4NO I or Sir Fillrscisi Di/parr. .1:700 " un4y want the Constitution and Me Laws; it( -" the Land, as they ought to existand to head " ministered; and if you persei , ere With firsti- 1 " nest and moderation, yontannot fail to 487 4 " your wants and wishes realised." ~.o f '?., . After a few more • remarks, Sir , 'Fassetiter,- its .11 tunealmost inaudible, mete Menetiainisikeil I _llm l Seediest! Deputation for theilirtblealtlel - lift•_ , outer the Livery had acisfereed upon M ink. ,-- 1111: then went rouneethe4e‘le; couversing with theme whOin he knew, and shaking hands with *lei , !Mel speech wets occasionally Interrupted with Jeskind repeated marks of rathasiastic applause. . • •, The procession then .formed is the Order they entered the 'rower % sad' being again joined. by 1.90 Moine, they wise conducted to the wicket, when they catered their carriages 'hi sotecesskon. Vie cavaload• proceeded to Guildhall, but Mr. , Slierilf Woo o's horses were taken frosn-his cr. fiasco" Towee.hill 4 lad it continued to beticetee ritit 1 1 0/141.4*eiltfirt414,4‘ , ti WOOL. :4 s