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ff LONDON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1812-. No. 2096. PRICE 6•n. Ti'L.lllll' l ItOYAI., DoUtth.l,,N„. Til ls present Er ENIN(;, Nov. 1.2 ) their •I.••tie,' r, nri Til F. HONEY MOON. To which wi!l Ito ;hided, TUItN OUT! Terraortmw, The inconstant, with The Ree-Ifive. The SeenerY tidr.tneti and imiute.f by Greenwond, hlarionti, Dixon. I)ernarin,Co'nin, Smith, and Cation, and their 1.. The I)resses by Mr. flanks .atid Miss Rein, and Colic The Machilie.ry by filesyry. 'Cadet-wood, I)rurv,ite. Th e ht•t i Pe , trotions by Mr. Morris, Miss flobinyou, tke. Leader Of the it oul Mr: Surirt. The Omits to he opened at a quarter plst live o'clock, In he in a! a tio +ter pla.t is. $ Sec..tel Price 3s. 6d.—Pit,Second pri „, Gallery. ; Secir.td Price, h.—Upper . I Second Price, 64. ;old PI .c. Y to be taken of Mr. Sprior., Box Ranh. at the (Wier in Little Itapped-street, frma Ten till ald from l'ea is leveeing. until 114 e 1)94A lee eS,s,e4. Box cuts-mire,' ar, In R ‘4llo%••ireet wt. F. —Toe Pit ea are In it uyseli-strset mut. Tirotntro.street.-- 4 fhelower eseirt6MCNl are in Ititaxelt..areet aryl Woburn 1.% ore fiaileey -entrance *rib abitinvaareetcaady. Tie ri4ht 'amp] da. , t. lead* tram the baltim Brydgerstreet, , „11 xe opened fur Free Adinis.i.ila rinse, and ob i to evln tool% I and no Free Admissions will be passed ,asu any ilos Door of the Theatre. Neither will nay Naomi, trot fr..e, be :altneited In pass thro rph the Free I)tiort Fret' Idnib , i o US to the Pit and Galleries will be: received at eye repe , iiie Doors in N'oburii-ytreet Oafs , . • rifEATR Y A 1., VIV ENT a 11.14 N:, Tnis present E V ENI N G, Nov. 12, will Iwo perfi.e.ra. DOUGLAS'. '• ' Norval, Mr. Eictty.—Glenalv..n Mr. Il i arryntore. Tn whirlt %eel he :tided, KILLING NO MURDER; . : Tooirrrow, gibs?. Comedy of The I;ecruitkag..Gf6cer ; 11.4.15. ft/it'll/RATIO IN N SURA Rof the A CE M ICA BLF. iS LIVE OCIEr Ye for the • of S. SERJEAN I"ti I MN. FLUX-STREET. Ittaititted by (Nees Anne, in 17i)6. /THE DIFCECTORS hate the satisfaction of in f,-ming the Public, that alter a very careful nutt strict er anuation of the circa natation which have ',foamed during the rwericnee of more than a Century, she Society has been •rraily t•i inrrew.e the hetirdits originally insured to the Meniherv, by the progressive stlyalice of each Share to such contingent ad.litians us may be produced ir: the Ir:r in whirl) the Death hnirpens. • •• • • 11.tertore to ive likewise the pletwore to tali, ' that ender the •Almority of the wipplementary Charter which his Majesty two recently pirated id gram for evienaing the betielltiwf loaiiiition, they areetlabled to oiler to the Palk the means itird•eting Inoirances Tent 203'. to :AWL at the .varions ages tom 8 Is 67. whether for the whole of life. for any smuttier Of t: arts or no tiny contingency trepritilitig ou life or sum - Warship, al en•l•i•kraSly re•hired PremiuniA, • At !lei o.6ce the 'admit kinds of Insurance are entitled, in rrapottioa la the amount lowed, to participate in the adman— ti.;•• .W the coutingeat additions to the claims tailing 'by deaths cash year. . . By Outer of the Court of Di ve setim. J. PENSA M. Registrar. 'lldictßY. 04 7 17 t 18U. ... . ... . •••41111111111”1110101111.m.""^w - _ - ________ AIME • • • • . . . • .. „ ---..........., , . . . ~ QOAY NOVE11:111E1i 12, 1812. Y,PRi(IZ 4.1 n.. •_ . s . 4:•"'"' -rass, menacin or malice, disturb Fans ELECTION."--1 well satistivd tri!ii one matt as aaothcr. leis a it, hi, the 5. • feet of w:ach is to give to the peaple that man, and ...Jr man . l' tallagio non concedeado —St Edw. 1. c. 1. 1,44, whom by their town wives .it•iwiti4 not Getty,t-iteti-ogy given, thvy delare that they kat ite. rt 'vein' Sow, anti triol."-- • 1, No. 35. s, Tboncins on Nagy, pr.-seat Disco:stet; E, p. hit, .;iO5. ( vos. 21, 22. " '132 roattitittion of Ibis. country (exclatinc.l onr Yirtaous and patriotic catarvinan. Sir lint, Saville.) ',minds:lie stro Igs ti i ly of an auei.mt a_tl stately ao:. rear my house, tho'ich to ail • a ire traoce greel a;d dal ribbing without—is all lityr rEN .. •:tt _•,.. •, and CffiIt3TYPTION wi1.311." -.I'M. M. " The defy -tut itepreveatation (said Mr. Pitt, in 175.2.) ii "4 to the nationtlaliveaie, and siless pH apply a remedy di:l4.g . to ,:. that disease, yam must ivitaltly take die •cm‘vgliol i: f .:, u•i: tne •-h it it prelvriut.—Without" a Parliammtary lt,o.iir.n. i'•-, =II he plunged into Nt;.v W an.: ; withoat a . l'arii.:- 4 • -3, - -no, you csaaot be var.- agairist HA!, Mix he sntt; a • • 1 ' Ministers he at: use to you—\o riaeit..it 'be pl.eseut system. Me Minitter." ! . -•trusinge had overspread the land 4.- -.ay prostittned by hi!, mini- - . :: lii sunphrt the worst, men .' .rtiamedtary Refcrra i -nisei, s Iron) a i•• . . ,•clatatiote '' • . ' --.. • r r, i . •' l, I b.- 1 r i s v f est arms . . s m . enacta or malice, disturb Yana ELECTION."-I well satis fi ed %- TO LORD Atli:l'oN. • itit one min as aaothcr. tufo a It• hi, the et i . • : 5-Statutom de tallagio non concedendo -SI Edw. 1. c. 1. . . --saka-- . y decided opinions upon the . • feet of .. t e ch is to give to the pesiple that man, and ...Jr mum !yr Reform, which your Lord- 6-25 of Edw. 1. 1 , 4 i, wham by their nun voi ••• af•apt(ia uot Cotar•-telaary lately delivered in various 9-7 1 7-1 Henry IV. Part. R. 1, No. 35. riven, thvy dr.:l:n*l- that (Ilea km iID. ho' CZ.' il) !our, Illlti &nat.' -- 1 7 r e n n r r y y i r " . . : . . 1 3 4 :tud 4. Nos. 21, 22. • Tbonghts on die, preseat Dia'anotei: t , p. .all', ',;05. 41 111:!. (7nltitioo ion of this. country exclaiwie.l onr virtuous ituents, have been to me th e RI-••9 Hew? VI• c• I. aud patriotic coma evinan. Sir tiro, Saville.) raninds me stro Ig ly of an am:kin:tat stately na'• near my house, 'hooch to it ? sad concern--of surprise, 11-Preamble to the lvt of James I. c. 1. • an , d . C r t i tua d e r prioa . witain." . your Lordship entertained r 13 1- - 13 1)e itu rla Ti ra ° t ‘ in ° n F ort i liT I I T ;r?mc C etf r1 0 eg r i an • ... ' .. i niterwards Will. I'll a ire %twice rye, a;d siouriiiiiing without-is nil litiaraa, •a• An. lit. •• All Eurcrtovs of Members of Parliament ought ' t; ii h n e v Eac rt e. , --yo r be c made wigt Aar I'ATIRL idramtry- without that dse, 3 , d s i ' e n: the nation e clef. e•t ut •tpewastation (raid Mr. Pitt, in 17a2„) is tticabiiity of the measure, [ ie . , ffi tzi t icLitiv i e , ta s u e y o; a? e pt i La 4. re a z v d ci v ii, tl .l i i r e t..!:.l l, .. i t: add represent it as a " e t ,. : . ! :oncern, because I feel my. ! s je4 so persea sf , f as shall the ile Ntm er o ut to nt i o hr lte „ ll7tors to chous . c which it is prqpriot.-Widouut a Parliaarintacy Iteiiwo. i'•-• .1 g c Lagos and Il i r i lic: P O . i l i T i n tli g s - Da teration Or restorin la i n , 1 :t e l s i l a ta u r ;tii i i t l e i r te rn ii i !te;Led canoo lutO t N be ho sar 7 :t h sa it in i ;z i th . :i n :U m :: ~ , cr s t e r . i r i .:: elpeitee p. !y to differ from a man for 1 taw (. whose public, and private character, Ido feel and 14-The Bib of Rights-" Declaring that Election of Meinbers • • nor can even Gotal Ministers he cif use to you- \ o Dom law t • MAY can, according to cue parscut System; he hliiiie:er." ever have felt, the greatest esteem. i Parliament ought to be free."-ltal of flights, c. 8,43. The pith and narrow of these early laws appear e That corruption and patruoage had overspread the land }- It has been my anxious wish, ,nly Lord, in every i to have been condensed in the -intro:o4oton to that Tlint the kinfs'name was frtameatly prost•te•ed by las Mini , - - terso-That - Majorities were found to sunpikt the yeurst, mea account,. that-some person more competent titan my- . Act of i'arliament which I sures, as well as the brst.-Taat throagh P trliameatar it •for a gelf, bed entered the list on this occasion : - lent as no I have already cited, and . aurae. we' could havesi chance of resceilg Oursek Y s fr t ool . a IfaltliC notice seems to have iffNio"taten etf ;four tior ... d. by . whic) . the descent of the Crown to•Jarn 4 1, , w as ! seee of extreme cerilamialisu•ess."-was theaukan t:rclratiale fillip's SentiMmits upon this bead ; I flouid think it : weeertsiseds ._._"' As we Ca' tine an - To the eloancnt and recent %%pored of Mr._(otow Lord) (*.icy. •, .a mean ebanklonment of the 'great eats, I hive mat ; Commons of .that day) too often- aid enough , so out nn`l lb ale Pedtkat'lltatelittrielf allied :he riiiindi of the Pei:. sincerely espoused, if I did •not raise• tey.,,,aoice ; there be no ways or means' so fit both to sacrifice Qui' pie, praying fur Pertiaamotary Reform, and. which may easy be Nand upon the tubic of ibta Douai of Commute, 1 need nut 44 somktliough it be," in opposing them.. , hearty thanks to Almighty God, for blessing us as '. t OW' the Lords, d• ne !dr. Fox. alit your Lordship' atteatioli. llappily, my Lord, the authorities which have in.. won with a Sotereien, adorned with the rarest gifts • of mired and body, in such admirable 'pace and , l'S ailing e::n he farther from rnY lateallon stti tO sv :ley ducal me to espouse the cause of Pailiamentary Rc- • quiet- toitig ti f f l a ilk% the trait seinhiaiwe of unkipdtiess to a inan, •'• to•oo ' iute,di ms 1 d i et to bepi4fectiq tipebTki, and whose 'incest: c form, Hein the narrowest compass- .- they are within nom, &C. &C. &c. ad in this High Court of 4 ) artht_ is unrittestionahlet or 1 might here pe 'rhaps b- allowed to avic went, .where all the whole body of the ..elan anti the comprehensions of all ranks in society-- , there is , y our Lordship ou whut Comadathist ;nese late aortas have laseo inane PARTICULAII. MEMBER thereof, either in DEtt- • tooth, inane agaitot the Prieods of Reform( Whence s tiasse .d-toiitc•a -' nothing perplexed, or mysterious about them, and EVREY , . which to teeny a mind may have given consider ; hie riot, lottol.ordship e.'ust hear them, where •I• found- them, sef or 4y IiTeaTiENTATEOa • (upon their own Fai:e "of Peeteht seeltin7. ter riNir'sorg'imar ,, ' ,4l " , lia• alai " .weir.: Eeecetoes) are supposed to ha PERSONALLY Pax- I 1 2 , 4 :ifel l f,7,:‘," P eeq h ,irei " .fe l l ' e l i ) .L a3 ;e t i n e v t;• i s ' i l i 4 es t y l . ' i fi n i :s 1.4 c 4 ,1 4. :nrry jib ine l n : I c ht: (if, I have not been most egregiously, deceived) in the voice of wisdom, : and the laws of my country. .IeNT."-Statute 1. James L c. 1. . Here then, my Lord, the right of the nation to be i, . i the Reformers of Lu.,tland conceive they halo." fmar forudatio• e Your Lordship is reported to have said, in the and ta .a g , t a n t ri r ci •i i 1 x t s r /it i t c oqr I.' ~- tier 4v tlie c i anse le they liovi• hit a hert,: course of your canvas, and on the day of Nomina - represented in Parliament is recognised. This can l'iii - e rs n a r t i :-.. je,:t i tif h thi h d il t r 7. llj i le' l ti li n i ti w to r. we r re tl t e u aatem el ei4 I I I don at York, 44 That in the last ;Parliament, .00e. - ,•be effected only in one of two war, either a:tautly have made, litat the friends of this Measure will:hear no more i subject had been discussed, on which the polaiasla ofi or virtually. If our ancestors had meant to rectes. ! trompttilib un Me score of •• Moornx INVOTAttOV." , 7 , lu eirleavouriulOl eXoet thi s . 1 have not trusted to my Otte I the people had been rained by persons who etidea• i lase no more than a virtual representation; it would ' • ' - sperucetioos a,. "maims- -1 hare r.uher cbos•si to .await to I enured to fill them with fancies,- which,had 'no solid have been sufficient if the statute had said, " 'chat 'to Lordship, view the learaiirg aria the rim...relies Id . Ili or.i. 1 fouradation,"-" That, under the. Present constitu. 1 1 in Parliament all the whole body of the realm era t shouts haveseccee bad in cwl:II-iv, ‘7 it...sul iskjiri...4. it i ! tercein giving a " a taterible oh tpe - -i.i phsein.g uit.iio rs:•rd l' . • a , a non - t h e present • practical one irceettrae)yon trust - , deemed to be present either in person or by represen- , intutA reach those valuable' docuntruto , lii whica he will :ion n s .• ed "we shall ever be content to iire without en- Itation." Now, with the 7 additional worth the lgre , it Preroaative a -his Ito:, ror serrreiee: in a Huta P.in -1 I Sits -NT re:ariii zed in Va. laws of Ms co tiara- tsh ill feel sa dangering'it by riciattarY ininroventettie," and that ; sentence tells us not only that the whole body . ei,,,,i •' • - -.. • • - in hem% doaesoine tutting sery tea to the coax li illYo I "If any man in thermally of his e'en heart, though of the realm are deemed to be in Parliament by ! espo • • ' he-could make abetter conatitution tharn'the one un- i u n i te Y hordshil isteirrt a i - ' 1 lio-but -but every PARTICULAR MESMER • f • i ' - " e i W t .." ' e l e ad at ' eedll-•• h.! tt -* • • ono IS meant 1,11. removal u. ;my ...••••••:pliti or a...air., ta „ der whit* we had. so long lived asid. - liourishcd, you Hereof PERSONALLY, or in his PERSONAL RIGHT i tivtyllave crept into the m. 1- of.clectitig Members of lairlia- • trusted you should not be reckoned among his by RrPRESENTATION. Now is it possible. to t wi" 4l a r ja). thiag whie:aaSt crs its laoactaJzact, na into •s • ' more friendly to it Own 1 ant h." no r ;lOW, friends or supporters." * • • contend, that these additional words expressed • .m • • y Lord, •is not llootigit Patroaage an Maisel-What . The Reformers of England, my Lord, have not - more than a right to a virtual representation? are says the great clas,naiou of t one Lonlshi p s faxourite ass the-et:pike to seppoei that they can make a better these words to be considered as a • mere surplusage? • the Revolution, Mr. I.lrke?--W . hat ,uys the D•clarutioo otahat ; Prince, whose avowed iat.•:-tiou it was to it FS'rn qlt WC ( :or:: Constitution than than the one under, which it was intend- Is there no difference between the proposition, that : lion of England 3-What less t:!e gill of Rights ite•rV !-•I'•• ell they should live-they - Want no other, but they do the nation-has a right to be present in Parliameut as i what purpose. if thapresont prictiee is caustitatioaaLthe brat and • Want that-Constitution, the essence of Which consists a Cotroit are BODY, and that which affirms that ItT(liT„lViec;9lsalL.:, hVirei d w a• t r i7elt k i ' in ." . l ).. l ;o u l l : v ei "t"..?e 'il ' ia ' Y ' le u r r a7 l v:i , I, a in two points:- ' ' • • - every individual of that nation has a right to be pre- 1t . _ll rirl,RIPEli in the ehrctio4loi 4 51.!niher of Parleon.mt, it n gross iafringraciat of tar .glas aad Privileges of ti . o onmors • o t „ va c E n o s ", ec a a at tta t i aa am m o , Th a t n o matt * a u sent in his PERSONAL CAPACITY. If then, this sea- :) . t . (treat ltritairt:•••=ll it not. my Lord. in dirk! oo,ooritimi t•• suffer punishment in any way , naessbcbc guilty of as ofeace tence has different meanings, as it is either with •r : hew statute , ' mid authorities that the supposed right is fats tiled known to the laws. the additional words-if these meanings are which ZiIN to I 3! litdl / iduala, iii a population of•foorteen ...iii. ' 9dly. That the property of no man shall be taken from bin w ithout' boas of people calling iharuselvel free, the. dangerous twirl. lu the shape of taxes , without his CONSENT , or in any stay, ex. not only different hut repugnant-if without the b ad- ; • ' lege of s:"l••,:ttn4 a majority of flax, whom they %holt bat tent for *jest cainteleesiity sepia, ' I ditional words, it would affirm, that the right to a ' fitted ta folttl eta ; tree wet sacteridutins of lezislation ? : Thema are the Rights and Libertiess of f.nglishaleft. rirtualgepresentalion, whichis our oppenent's pro- I -,Perlsa;:i it arty be argaiNi that the flot•ongii - Pasprietars have hew does the Cetistitation -say rhea are to . Gas pre position, emit if with this- words i° woo " -lea a ' l , ' d I •' nn itit7.l%-,t i:1 ...rt. ink their excites, anal that thou,, they do i• i. ryas:tie for itoce•eras, tar; ilo nut neglect the " mimeo good." • served ?By a third provisioa. • • • right to an actual Representation, which is our prin-; !tow tit. !' . oral'. sometimes Buds Ms interest consulted-a me dls. • ' vby Bs. h od 3dly. That the people :hall be represented '.4 a Commons ci pie ; and if, iii.fact these tof the P ' s ese words are a par dington iu ' hi. INary. ery Ault 1/mitiin satidacioriy t eas possessed Wan possessed of al l the • House of Pa:liana-at.' statute, then must the inference be in our favour ;- , qualities which are now considered necessary for a I..giAliOr Such, according to my conception, My Lord e • are then we are bound - to conclude, that they meant to ;-e a great Landaolder -a great o.licer in the! Stite,--erninent the great and solid advatitaees to be derived from the . . . : for Ilk' koowledge, e!oquauce, and activity..-Oac Yalta 's ~ d o that, which in point of fate they have done, bY : moral aid I ',iti.i. - 10 Phi:o•oph ~) . • • Constitution of England; audit is very easy to per. this memorab le statute-assert the Fight which the ! e i believe (said this Right lion. Patron) there were few v • ceire, .thatas, far as regards the safety either. of the p • eople of England have, by their Constitution and ' who could afford to give his .11.i.j••ta ie 31eather_i fin. oJih , og," •• lir. Pelham declared that 1 had a good deal of *sager- • persons or property of t' the people, all must depend Laws, to a REAL and Acrtete Parliamentary ' - si .sere- 1 MILE .:ARE (Parliamentary interest) and that it l would ens. 'upon this-whether the Members br the House - of i setitation. • • ; power hint to filler it to / , ,e tire„ ;Mafia( conditions, he nouie Commies be, or be not, really c ho sen by the pers. .be answerable to bring the 'Unit to a good ntrunni."-I'g:. I Surely then, my Lord it is burning day.-light to E sos, • I I' • 4 TT • o f Diary. )That was t Iia•OCCOUIa .- he ')'re ,pie themselves.-The k'riends of ltaftwm therefore prove, that the old Law did intend to entail upon the . the Navy, he says, the price of his seats.- Vulva° i.:lpc,ii nay:- . . , ... ._ I whole body of the rea lm , ever Partiellhemember ; emu,' ! -What hao happemed, my Lord, once, may baora Ist. That •ht the laws and statutes of this. rutin, the subject 1 thereof, e great Rs, for which I tauten:l. Could '' the , sue thoosand. •-• has settled in him a fondaatental right if pro petty; so that 1 without his covarol it shall not betaken from km. I however the policy which dictated the laws ,or the . ft is net, however, always the Patron's praetire to dispose of ' his s-au to his rid:nitro or friends, or persons on whose integrity 2div. That he shall not be compelled tb contribute to arty Tay, ! laws which declare the poppy of our forefethers ~,, .he can reckon. They artsa commodity 113 the market-thoa :.r;, T..•tliftge, or other like charge not set by coitotra CO ast:err ' in Parliament. stand in no e l of additional suppart, the proudest an t( avail :11y auJ repeatediy un sale to ! the hat bidder-the way,' Sdiv. That in Parliament all di?. wholriAy dihe reblas, and • most venerable authorities which the EngliAll name 1 thealare• is open to the monied adventorrr as collie Engli.h : ' 14VillY PARTICULAR hixatßF.Wtioaseof. sn ingwr in can boast, are hand t'• • at o gne it. Lat as then, Ind Gentleman. Mr. Pitt roundiy alitl:yd in hie day, " That M.: - -1 i , emissary of a Sirtar Prince had eig,tl Fiats ilOillhx the Consommes.' PERSON or dip EPUTATION, are by the laws of this realm supposebe persolially present. Lord; eibiee Mr. John Locke in our front rank- . or Great Britain."-hatiog the, am equal weight there with the ; Cnunly of hliadle:tex, aml ta- Cid"; of Loatloo and Westtain dtlith That by the present mate 'of the: Represeatatkm, the ; Mr: John -Locke the avowed champion of that 44 an.' , sitairct's fondament:il right of propero is openly. violated- -; • , .. •., • , id ,. b , . ds ! ster. Now, my lead. arr . S. Folaars at si , i4ei ens force -to ' client. coossatution a•ts y our ..Or S.lip co se t v e t3a, ve a, CYfa- tseint this tirendcat calamity r--11. hat hot a 1 „Ilhainciotary Re.. ' since it is a fact which cannot be denied, that nombfra arn ' taxied by Partiaritent, who have act roue in kr Election of 1 hlishell at the Itevolution, awl which may be eunsi- t•Prni can shield ii• from 3 . .lierst .loll or. tire atetrks!e-i•lfr Ili? sameinlet throng!' whicti tae mares ut a..itiddict Ali Iniani, in-. Members of Parlituncal. 1 dcredao the e9llSoliddi,n of our libeHg." } 'inhaled biourtits into St. Strptien's Chapel, are still n i x n, i " The three form , ....'r of thoseprcipositions the•Frit;ads' l • " Thus. to regulate Candidate and Eleetors," (i. e. acrord- and if yatic 'Lordship's arguments are rand, might mot to be - of litiform,.conceire they can establieti bP a refer- ; lag . ") the (11')atWtiv!I prevailed before the Prince of oreeee sive aedinst an.II i'lermeke . arrtved,,a 'utak tu• similar to our prevent armlicafon.) a what' 'lhr.e two mss however cannot attach to your Lordship, for ettre.to the Common Law and ilse.Stettltes of the 1 is it," Saes this great Englishman, " but to cut up the [torero. • no man can harbour tea remotest sits; titian. that Ladier ,y.e.i. Land. . .. • . i meat by the rats and. loll". the very fei!utain or public s'•- • Lordship or yoJr Lorddtip's family will ever eta front iiitere.k it . i • corny. F or tae peop l e haying reserved to taeneulves the Cti'';'e inotivv.' ) Let us :km "loader me 11. i and imiy remain* eatta The ablest Commentatora' on the Laws and Con -,1 „roes,. llellre''' 'if al v"-', ' 44 the Fen" to theirPr''Pertiel• chilllet us suppose the Introagb Foam , : to he actuated solely by the . stitution of England, have never .faded. to dwell li, it for oft other end, but that they might at•elyi he Prcehl u.ire.l :aid mast sa ubvitt...,/ love of their coontry, still Merl are Chases?, and lie chosen, freely act."-Locke li3 tip Vern Men t, ; ec y f nriv iale reasoos why the power should not he lodged where upon the secures which they afford : to the' finela. i v „, p. Y, an d z:.... a ill at present. tiro,: i'i omen - 11, iny Lord, is out olicuos califokd mental right of property, as one of their most dis- I mr. Locke appears to have caught the abora metaphor from with wind fool ...•• »sent. Tile in... 1 u: us (nod the filortywh Pin tin gufshed excellencies, and as the strongest proof i salier 1-la...:tr e o , l, 4 l las r.vr o. last: ate, 0 1 where he says." The•na , Lou.; rive • -• V n i oll..;fo . ar pounds Mbe eke ed Borg. - ge t•rteturs are not exempt from die eotonwit to:). haLe i t:ar i tut•-, iititi4s i'. yor variety of _rc . a s ous, lain clop!, it .by ous, that Aber- were founded in the principles . of fret : • 'This matter was itdithl,leti In the Houma' CiotnmoiaL sii•trn(f . o - i I t eat the " Coow,' , ta:foif . ' 'should not be a. th - ir (mama , . • , Upoll - this principle Fortescue (fehancellor to ; vonoveneetee perm, avnte--the M'ayor aged and imprisaite[r, 1 shall panne this sit:sit-et no further. Upon tie roitharty . and Long milord. H enry:Vl-who wrot-e. his eelel ) eated treatise De • very Fountain itself . ! ' : " great but ne.:.s:aij inuivu ie a i v.e Law, by the operatio•••••1' inudibus ligum dingla hl , expressly . instruct the ' i _import, intitantnc, however, My Lora, th ese . things we are - w hi c h •• a 'l,.:',! vii ~ era , caerc e I v m i ; ,•,,,,d, i , 1 ," it'd .4 0 .71 . 1 . 4 he young Prince in the Laws and Constitution of his . slow tolii.4re' •iif • • 113 `• "4".""'' as the Sea 01 00 5 1 el:/.. and the ; Bill they pawed dethiratarg,uf au Englisionnu , rig . I ► ,at . . i exacta . at Westbury, doubtless at present makes his return with- • lessly take my stand upono rock, froorWhlch 1 trua " the puny Country) flys• 44. That the advantage of that poll- ~ ~,,p rea ,„„;,„„. breath Ile rntyrnxiiiietties" will never be able to shako aie. tied Mixed Government, which prevails in -England i I. %% horver noderstawls the theory of the'English Constitn- ! content' e ith er ti k a ; the proem practice li wemaa, or m a i st, T • 10, ' Jou (said taint (Asthma arid will coot are it with the rt-- • • _Wall, with every preventive reltitati.in whicii oar is, . that no one can. alter . ehe laws ; os' make new it. S-. ), . ..P . P,, BIL•L of R tICC, bind see at anti how w ,d e: y. t s e y &fr ac . We mas t reran-' ancestors with parental apaiely soggested is the days of Ninyli ones, without the .CONSENT of the S HOLT , : .. e a t the m as e ach w e e. if we mem taiiensers- me LitmicriEs city and trailss to guard the f'...oet.ioi of Ef:/z.iii, ought to i.e •KINGDOM in Parliament assenthled." . Ca p. ja, iof this Country Iwe most reduce our PatiticarParrfies as near . cast into the tire as waste p ip.O and•rubhlsh. . • , . • - - • . ias possible to our Palitiell. Primaipic. Toe Englialt Coostito-; Your Lordship has.often deinanded of the friends of Reform, xii. xis . . xxxvi. ' . . .' stop intended that there should be a permanent Itelatim between 'to what period they oratiki revert to .n•! for the (hot:dilution of Upon the seine Principle - Sit; Edified Coke eon- ', the Coos/anew Repeevalatire body of the . Pettalet will any ! England. The FLformers. my Lord, will makeanswer. and ;ell ma :Arm that that is new um fact t th a t th a t relation is pre- '. yait that the real Constitutioa, oaly.with *much grearrrla.itiale eludes passim, " That the Coinsow LAW of Eng- ' 7 p served te-Siy•Lords, it• le not enaserved, it is padt•Jyed. -See , of suffrage than is now 'ought for, esided from toe ca; best ;Juni land settleth a freedom in%the selfject, and gireth a • D r h„dt, v . ~ p. 151_1 ' I toalse famous disfranchising act of the tith of Dewy 601.. Since I true property in their goods 'and estates, so that . ti Artionsagis (on another occasion, exclaimed this great Pa- ,it appears by thelatest enquiry into tho" , tlarly history of nor ' triut). which, perhaps, no 111411 ever saw, this is what 1 call . cuantry_ tins that the Norman Conqueror made tick OP ttO altee..lll _without their consent, 01' etarteetetar by an ordinitece . tat Rini* Part of our Coostito 1011-it cannot continue actin- iin the c i vil 4 vil govercat.of the mi country ade Which they consented unto by a Common A.assaitT in tory, if iti does 'not drop OX, it' most be autpotaled."-See , adrable Speech on Parliamentary Reforms, •V01..5,pf bis works, PARLIAMENT, it Cali no t tie taken from theta Or - their ilDeovett. ••• te• P. 29 1. . ; a Speech which ought to bedeeply utudied by Wiry friend to as Noth i ng can endears air Constitution. but destroying the the measures the spreca Oa man who was made ttegOgatigion. estates charged. _. • . • ereselerfsia of power between one branch of the Leglslatureand learniaa and integrity; it' s i teteb ofa Mae, of whom it tvas cm. So muelt•fer the Coalmen Lim: . • . • -thereat. if •weer it shook happen Shit the independence of , ishatly mid, •• that it was well fterthiework-thatiolialißeca . I shall now - proceed be solusit tit • your Lordship, , ised is t er T at gat . tatee should be led, or that. it should become Lor a .") lent to ke Hews of either of the two, there would ; The Re tirasen Salt tell you, ray Lard; that It was. losib;sea ! the Statutes which the friends. of Reform consider b e oleo of the Coneewitioe.”-Riog 1 lis theory led prieslee, during the distracted times. of tbelattcp as 41onfirmatory of , the People's,. Rigttt to be either. 'Nor. my Lord. ii Ike &thine 'Neil, (014 d Lord Premien), , period of the 15th century-that it iris kept &trshy the tyranny • - PLatioNALLY or by DEPUTATION ft as OM al the aoisittotdon, legrew up with it; iris its via- 'of dte Taderi-tbat its,:okbagoia, tarotigh ittoopa. Alhapeopte, preient Itt the Par- ra.rasassaust tarvmetsuida are insrparablymited.- , to two Primp of tee home of Statart-(mys the l'rtitton 4f ... liament . . - . hathjeked tbent i , 'No British Parliament *east put them ' (wear ), that its balance was "by the caprice flit partiality of 1-58 Williams. .As. 4: ~ • • • . • . asando"--4 0 astkovent to di tris La stab- per attats."-Lard to o ti e ' r t: `.frovia ileory 6th to Cuatiessi,erociaaliy. deUr.d.lo the .2-Magda Charts, Awe 4. - e .- camiesa- 's speech on itioefitiao T atootes. . -1 I Os -t.see the Yorkshire Memorial. 17,4, era e-Maina eittieta,eoofinerdler Rent - , TTI:e 37. J . wit* material to ta (wild Sr. Berke) 'to be represented Omit watdd have aMtataly and Dom, r aised ' Its bead ot 'Ole 4- ' 9 lsatteer ihrerAsi•oini_. 3 4. & kvaw• I.• l• where th• lIPI • 00 ,Iti mildZ et _fide, • and not is Isms tend typet, and 414tIllef 44 ellifiese gradation: hol morale Pr ice of' GroutE7 be liieit dire ts, upon'pain U. grievous forfeiture. since Eked oat and Wok .saw. 'Pm righ t et "imam w as . eat e amatmeo th ese a pith aa ini m alb at y, a aa propert y, 14 94 ,! 0 ,4 e d oi„,,At • ought to be Flax, "That no bead moot, or othise4 by Ewe* iris mak of aim, it tyde asol a .principle tritiehpldjiht i the bawd and - deremler. . . . . -.---• samdtate a .IViys ts r w ie =a te lt os ab s is Da*. a Riebarel Bite, i c in the place a =di not a principle ,fait as - • Le4islieratry, Oes•bor fUt- litas. ';'' - _. . . 1 TO LOKI -4,- i- ,mir Loo —The very . ject of ill' .. -utary .1 -p le e 7, ..,. IT a4dres ! on onsti ' ' . '', . uch surprise ri ,-.. • - ,'. though I knew 1 ,, , übts, as to the practi •• • id cot jmagine you wou - 'tangled l'hcory,"—of c, i , self compelled publicly ci. ' 1 • . 1 'n i. . t. A , , tk . I ''' i• . 1 - • ! i r 1 1.11,, i i i ii. 6 , ' n r• t. 1 I f , ... b i' 111 , 1 1, 4 1 1 ..- 1 • . ' r. . , . . , r. k,: • '. . . ; i 1, . A ,' 11 A i ' t . . C , 1 # i 0, fo Weevg.to-Nliaters and tithe's. TO BE SOLO sy AUCTION,' By Mr. SA At his. Repository * Prawn-street, 70-510:tROW, Ner. 13, at Toelred, • YINEN capital !urge-sized, saustmed Road WALIOON HORS LS, in good rendition, takers oil' esmotto work, most of them are poring, scund, as h% well ki.oa Ewell workers. The ;direct. merit the attention of the public. os thcy are poled week for no fault, hot solely on account alt the Proprielon having no further use for them. :11 , 0 upwards of sq Lois of Horses and Carriages of Tadao detrriptionc. IN consequence of the superiority of SALMON, 01)V, nod Co.'s PATENT litLl-ADJUSTING TRUSSES. the Pat...tiers have been honoured o ith the uppoiromeots:—flit Moje,ty'v Royal Navy, the Nivrol lat pitals Abel Durk Y ado. the Bovril of Ordnance, the lion. host 'who Company, &C. sod eiottitme to recommen.l them to the Public we Ln•h liberal terms, which have clever before been of fert.cl, that the full root shall lie returned to all purchasers, if ant Approved, nfter soy trial, %rear. or - damage. Pevouv residing in Ole country, veridin: the Cirrungt r of the body, is 'other, just above the hips, may depend upon toting hceurotely fitted. i.tirufacr,ry, 2:-12vStrand. itY THE K !NO'S PATENT. • 11:CO3041Y FOR FAMILIES. rilllr, various imitations that aro daily o. erect., will sivve to sheer be estinuttion in which the real l'A'fltfiT VOI.ET SOAP is held, it haying been tt.c envy of almost ?secs manufacturing perfumer, vvlutuiery a counterfeit• r:i I:er rare. blatiyero!ts Imre bgfut.inale to eutoliji-li ,SW/11/ %Wel varioue 11:11113C,, their component parts trim; priniiait,.pniv rimoes, and irritatieig • ineredientv, in give theirs colour ttindi stern, which *midi to twig:sten that ill ehleds ant the skis'. ..The I' %T ENT V it)LE r BOA P :reed, by a judicious chemical fr-ri those pernicious qualities, Ivliteit 'Mother Smitri pawns., tiling in its nature innocent. anti beautify. rireets, veatieting•thin mildest or. coar4ftt hand and um ; d. ivah•l% 'soft, awl foil:, and ' nuty lie rises! with !Wet, Mi Is, ::, in of an it:fnki a obis) the Inman. It ..ca! In row 41661te "" ), "se iithintrabie that his Mirjesty giauteil Lelters P.:t..nf. 5 , 1.1. by appointment of the Patentee, at :limn , . jaw. pr. `V•rt to, CileniintS and Druggi-ts.' No. 9, Bear-iireet, v;lonlesale, 111.10 • and for exportation, where, in °scour, Merchant*, Captains if Siiips,'mel 1 own and CoUntry In tic requested to apply, anal a liberal disesuat will bt ril - tinzui.h the real frier, the eminterfeits t please In risk for Ktent Swir,ShaVillt l;altr, or Crens of Violets. ' rt.eS , ..o) sql:tres., at lid. and 6.1.; the Cicada in hot firm, ,k 0. and t . 6d, carefully up. and am themirlaide w r .:t * Tei Patrutee's Sigautnee, in Ili. Own hand-sorting. "" 111 % 1 .-xes• containing twelve larae ?4.t: res at It. S. and at :34. a saving of S i. on toe Loge Wax, and 3a. on T t..-;‘omr - z, or a groaner quantity, are olio worded to *ay, ill: 'lf rano ccuMr), to ett:li 1:49:0rr, who were(' having it .Ho tilts P7:ll . llL'e, by toi . - - J. B. If II.L, Chemical hnt.orniary,- Jitholer Olace, von ti, Cheisen. _ H CI SIAS ' .PA 1 i ES, atiti 0 CITY L A ITI.CT lONS, with their n.ual concomitants, Spasm, 4 .1 . Using l'tt'.nr, Flatulency, Indige,tioit, nod general Utbility (urisiunting it n Itiotwer source). are teliered rued frepierstly cured by Whitt. head'o E.Aeliet of Al nstard nfter every other Ine:ow bid The FatiA F,,seneet. of Mustard (used with the Pill% to ttane anuithsints wirre tween•iryl is perhaps the tuna active. , pine 11111,1nuttp aid areal:ll remedy in the ti t. 114, generally citrittg the .-ve , est SPRAINS ANI) in lee. than UM the time toetaliy taken by (liparlrlsluei Ar quebus:vie, Or taus ether Liniment or Loibrocritiun ; and if ra,ed hatnedtat . ely after any aecultut, it presents (be part tom flak black.. • • " Avnunatv.Aws FAMILY CERATE, it equed'y elGt.tetran for all. ill.c- n nittittned Scut lots. Scorbutic. Lraptioas, Elaither, Pimples. Ringworms, Sabo et., Pinwale°, nut en the Fate Nose, ,Esirs. and Eyelids. Sore :tad latlautetr E3es, sure Real, aug Scorbutic iluasaurs of tier! dercriptims. Prepared only, and gold by R. Julio:too. Apothecary, No. IS, Core kw, ert ; ; *whin. • The Nils at SI. 9d. enth t the Ovate , 1 9 1 4 . 41. Ys. l)d. Sqltf by eye., Meditate Yeutter in the Limited King. ••Jybast • The Gllll;jaelms h. a Bieck liek Stamp, with tke alai or im *rested in