The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-04-10 00:00:00

11'85. Wwinvint:tcr, April 6, Uhl To A RTIIII St MORRIS, Lsq Railuf of the City ant Liberties of Westminster. /11 11, the under*iglied inhabitant /lowie holders, Electors of Westiniuster, tequest you to c i; ;01 clef %fertile.: of the Electors of the Co v awl Liher ,,—, al.lll h Me 1 4 111 IN as may be expedient, is con.e -4..(e of for 'Num? of Continuos (lasing deprived ts. of oue uf uur aepre-etaLstives. (Sigurd by near".±,ilo;! Electors.) Di purist ince ofhe above Rettaisiiim I stppolat TUES 7)riV, ti.e I h n, Apia Waist, Twel'reo'Llock, Almon), b . w es t i tiger .1140. (Si d) ARTHUR MURRIS, High Bailiff. Nev-Pillace-Yard, April 7, 1410. IL The Chair will 1w taken at OneoTlnek precisely. BEAU CIES ENGLAND AND WALES. 1 ( 10s day was' published, In tea volumes octavo...illustrated. with 254) Engravings, • price 11/.lls. bd. bon silo, VrifiE ~ BEAUFILS OF ENGLAND AND J. WALES; or Delineations, TopoAraphicol, Hattori eat, and Ihwherkilve.nf Mode County. By EDWARD WRDLAKE BRAYLEY, and JOUR BRITTON. 7'he Volumes published (Vol. I. to IX. and XL) contain the Account. ,of Redlordslore to Northamptonshire inclasive. iddlesex and London will be comprised in Vol. X. now pub- Printed far Vernnr, Hood, add Sharpy, 31, Poultry; Longman, Hurd, Rees, and Orme; J. Cudgel! $ J. Harris; J. Condee ; Crosby and Cu; J. ilichardsmi: and J. M. ichardsou. AM' In consequence of the urgent ieqlest of the numerous Suhscrittcrs .to this popular Work, the eruprietors have en gaged additional Editor. wh: fl ie local too o k i l ige of noedif frrent Counties, a ill realer the . original inforuunicta more its* portant, and they trust will etpahAe Mem to complete the Work within Iwo years. POSTPONED MEk.TING, I.;ont Wrthars.la y llth, to lietti JON4 testha> Milt April. JOHN OA 1.1; .3. frilfl INHABITANTS of the CITIES of rAiN 014'S and WEVININSTER are rameoly rr w-te,l to Meet to the CROWN AND ANCHOR. TA- SfitAN 0, us WEBNESDAY,IBth April lort. It Tod., oClock, for tke parpose itf t otoid..riog Cie 1 41- a nt Polooststoreeted tOth the Imprisonment of JOHN w hALE JON GS. mod attioptisr,ructi measure,: for his Sop re goy to thew apPear This das was peddisbeei, In Two. Volumes 12iuo. pricers. boards, 1 ITE KAN OF .gENSIBILI'IY ; o r; The HISTORY OF EDWARD AND SIATILDA. A NOVEL. Printed for Verner, flood, sad Sharpe., 31, Poultry. - SWAN , Bi;CKLOW (from LONDON) res t' v • prcifutty informs the Noliility, (;entry, Loonnter, oil Trarrfu•r' nod the Public in *merit!, that he has cri crei span the above Inn and Premises (lately occupied by hisliching their favours; and begs to a.•ore tom, that an exertion bes ali he wanting to reader the Recant iu every department, worthy u( that Patronage sepport which his Predecessor so liberally eaperieutcd. Marra kl). • This day ,V 513 published, Neatly printed in Foolscap Octavo, price ss. hoards, SPANIARD; and SIORLAM 11, a AL TILArITION ft Y TALE of IRELAND, in the •Fifteenth Century With other Poems. By PRESTON FIfZtiEItALD, Esq. Tenni medinthor arundine Menial ; Nec injussa vino. Printed for Verstor, Hood, and Sharpe, 31, Poultry; and W. Finis, Dublin. Jwit Publlotred, print Is. W. N ACCURATE LIKENESS OF SIR. FRANCIS BURDETT. MART. engrareil by Hop 4, from a Paiotiog by Haatbsgp. s,,ia ►y Vormood. Neely. and J'auseos, Paternoster-row. This day were published, elegantly Rrinted, A new and improved Edition, in volumes, price Ids. beards. Also, an fine. Royal Paper, 11. 4s. boards, 1. TREATISE ON MA.N; his INTEL LEVTUA L FACULTIE/b, and his EDUCA TION. By M. lIELVETIUS. Honteux de m'ignorer, Dam man titr,-. Ilans ninf , je cherche iptinetter. VOLTAM E. Dm VI. de la Nat. dr l'Homuse. Translated from the French. wi; k additional Notes. By W. HOOVER. M. D. 2. DE L'ESPRIT ; or, ESSAYS on the MIND, and its s.!veral Faculties. This day was publi•hed, By Becket and Porter, Pall-4411. price 2s. fkl. ; gOTICK of titty EVIDKNC v; given its the , COMMLTTEE of the HOUSE of COSI NIONS dur itIQUERV, into the Conduct Ana Policy of the late :MDll'lOl l l to the SCHELDT. Wllh OBSERVATIONS. 'fie irwe i:kttuded to facilitate and elucidate a just and ries" of the matter. in Discra•iull. DC PARK PM : O Cf . :LAI ROolltS, 450, FD-STR 'N MORTLOCK Cites this opportunity wham hi% FRIVIDS and the NI BLit', the report ',rented of trio quitting i; alsogeeter er lytely enlarged Ws PremiK.s. nod furnished ttlt a .'Evr ASSEMBLAGE of SUPERIOR. AR ef n.RE:sinN, ORIENTAL. FRENCH, ,EBROOK DA LE, and various other PORCELAIN E NUFACTURES; also a great Assortment of Glass and ill:biro Ware, io the first style of elegance, which he to their insrectinn. The 'former Stock is removed to re Woos, erchard•street, and is now selling at 'very pieta. By C. A.ITEINETTITS. Tran Anted from the I:reach. To which is now ptellred, A LIFE of the AUTHOR. In one larg e Volume Octave, ITs. boards; or on Royal PapPapersl:ii.bArds. Landau: Prin4ed for Verner Hood, and Sharpe, 31, 7oultry; :and J. l'untlee, Ivy La ne. This day was published, A ifew edition, being theThird,,wlth Plates, price ba. boards 1 r I 111 13 SOILR,O‘VS of SEDUCTION, is Fight Delineations : with other POCIOS. Forbid, great Gad ! that Vice, in Virtue'S guise, Should e er unguarded lonia:ewe surpri.e s Despoil of every chariot that decks her brow, • Alaii give her up to unavailing wee. Third Fabliau considerably iraProved. • Priaiedfor Verner. Wood, and Sharpe, SI, Poultry; and W. Griri.in, 117, ()Ilford-stmt. COSDLiViD OF THE LORDS OF 1118 AIIAjES . TY% TREASURY, 47 IIE THIRD. CITY TTERY • ...ill . bct thaens in the OLIILDH A of the CI rY . of LON ,on TUESDAY, the 4th yof DECEII3 CH next. Proprietors of the Hoe respectfully Inform the la eastievence of the great hate they have had for tet, and Sham io the ciri' LOTTERY, they roily ' that as earlier nay would have bees fixed for the 'this Lottery; bet ht enoseepeenee of the greater 4 Guildhall . being appropriated for the purpose of Monument to the Memory of the 1301010'AL f, %bleb *ill occupy the lieu) for ease 31tifiths. Cr preparatory memories for the. Motal Festiy:d of 7minurable the Lord Mayor, are the rensous that N , a the Lottery is postponed to the above period, • Proprietors trust tv?.l be a satheieut apology fur are on Sale at the Grand City Lottery irmer-street; No. 13, Pickett-Street; No. are appointed solely for the purpose; Lottery Offices. _ fishing for partienlar Numbers are request tattaticition fur the toone. _ This day was published, Elegantly printed on tine Paper, Royal Itimo. with SO Wisod Cuts by Austin, rieeSs. boards, T IIE EGONOMY OF HUMAN LIFE. By ROB CRT DODSLEY. With Thirty-)wo e:egant Wood Cuts. Is AVITIN and HOLE, front Designs by Lamina t Printed for Hood , an d Sh arpe ; Long man, Hunt, Rees, and Orme; .1, Harris ; Dartnn and Oar. vey ; J. Cutliell; J..ltichard.3.on ; J. Walker ; Lackinann, Allen, apd CA. ; B. Crusts) ; W nue and Cu.; J. M. Rich ardson; Asperne; and RLSclioley, This flay was puhlistled,, Ira Five Vnitures,Ctetavo, illustrated with Oise Hundred mini prke'Sl. 15s. the B EAT/TIE of SCOTLAND; containing a clear and satisfactory Account of the Agriculture, Com merce, Mines, and Manufactures, of the Populatiou, Towns, Ifillagita,lsc. of that iiiingdom. Printed for y mar, ;food, and Sharpe; Longman, durst, Rees, and Orme ' • J. Cuthell ; J. and A, Arch ; J. Hates; J. Rielittrdsoni 1. M. Richardson ; and'ernsbv arid Co. N. B. A few Copie9 on.tloe Royal Paper, 51. 50. OMB AND (.:OStikA.NY, 311, hAYMARILKT I )101 4. and No. tilt lIMAN D. with their sold in but Lottery, in 78 Shares .0 000 In prey ion, Lottery t No. 4,618 AY),OOO. • 5,000 383 .• 4,500 3of 500 .. 1,50. tact every Capital (herein; be•i.tes ,in last .e' 1,!i3; And Capitals to the Amount o Tirkeb and Shares in the New Lottery, to be it, which there are Four (ruin Prizes of which may prodt;ce tan Ticket £lOO,OOO, Villwarris of ,Bt 100. sle.ne to ulnerve, Blt.txscaxu and Co. t Prises sn given, which fradticed to the Ci/40,10 : the Berl A'10,1100; the last Y £40,000 Prise ever shared. MoN Y FOR PRIZNS. and Co: rcsliectfolly Inform their weer! Prile pnrertsed at their Offices is rateet, whether it Ail. or 20,0001. In t i le tfottx s•tv acid Cr,. shared anti soh: 441110)0 1 , I of .., ...£4,010 WAG 4 of . l,OOO several of ;001. 1001.501. &c. Lottery affords Chatiers +ulterior to Noy illoteenth Share can &nisi Six Thoolsot Wee:, Quarters, and Eights, their cristal Hundred Thousand Pounds can be gained re. The Extra Prizes given on the pie . the uusober of Tickets for sale t , it there lewd, that a scarcity ailt prevail, partieu the c..er in the loft Lottery. tied by Post Or (;arrirr attly oathesatue Prisci• paid an ilesne.n.' nt and sr. PA A ttGAItEI"S 1111,L, SOKOU EXPEDITIOUS TRAVELLING. AL EXPRE33 I . netv and elegant Post 0n.0.h, from bunion I.) *eyetooth. and Alderney, through Ilasunrstehe, An- Medford, and I)orrliester, „ill set oat FIOr:SY, !•'-idny-oree!, daily, and Weytnotith, the followingrlAy, Ite: 4'4111004 Jersey, acid Alderney. Croon tos s We: mouth, every mornieK , and icrire at the White Friday 'ddraing, atom the same hour: ' or the ROY ALEX PR LS& eernataged. Irobation u ith which their d. sigh hits hen* most revertfully intone 'their Friends niol uir Or 'cirri will COMM P,!ICK 'RUN re the W. nmant, aid a'sO r ° "'Hi no e x , p•lred to render the &Ist Es prew rafr, "steal, and peditiottt.. and' halal (*it') :war st their attire support VW- aw Convey .d. 'ETERS. COON P 4 aTld CO. themselve s reponsible fur' any Par'rel, ow devriptinn, wf inure than Five Pound, vn7 tti at the time of dclivcryi anil raid ter ac ''''' - • - • • - . • aa .:Th.. ; • ..." ,- 1 . • • , • .• - ,S, - , - - \ --4 ' . - .::4 •- . . . , :" ' • ,-_ .... T ' : . ,‘.. ~,-... sA%t % l ip ~' .. . 4 4 .. .. ..,.. . • .' _ 4 ...o `cvt i f , 0 . ,... , . . - • • c ,-*- • c . , , op e ~ ...•," . • „ • • • ••.,:..._ _ ..., / rfif, , • - ~ • . k. if .... ' ,4 : 11 : 4 • 1 1 . ~..1 l b . -. . • : —.4.- 1 .6+ .• - .4. . .• TI , C 5 • ..., • • • . , ~( . , • : C .. • I "..%•% riiiS t -••„ . . I •IV i I . i . . r i l i a l.' ' ' .. r U LII 1111 I a 1. i l l I t • A • : . 4 • - , .‘ 4 . . .. $. ,-.140. ._ ._ , • -siv. , - • -.-t 0..- - _ • _ • . A lid _ \ - LONDON' ; . W . ESD•4 1 1 , • APR& -10, ..• a . _ . . iMPERML PARLIAMSNT. Noun?. Or LORDS, Aram 9. Course! was heard on behalf of Lady Eisele 'tires claims to the Roxburgh Peerage. Lord K presented a Petition from the Cons Growers. &c. of Kincardine, for tine Repeal of the Cons Prohibition Bilis. The Earl of ALBEMARLE presented a similar one from the Bosun. Agrkaltural Society. • The Petitions were ordered to be referred to the Com mittee. The Earl of WESTMORLAND presented a Petition from the Dehtursio Ambleside Gaol, VA Inch was ordered to Be on the Subic. SiAVE TRADE. Lord HOLLAND made some oeseevatione AM. the Pttpei "telatire to the aegssetatime .witir"our Allies, re4pecting the Almieilio bribe, Slave Trade, as being meagre Mid utwatis factoq. Netbing had been produced. as to instructions le Mr. Frere and a Noble hiarquis on that subject. He wished to know if any more Pagers were to be produced. Matteis WISLIAS LEY said, that there Were no more, to the best of his kers w ledge. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE postoesed his motion on the last Campaign till after the Easter Reem, because the requisite Prwen had not been afforded. Tho s e Papers were 'of the highest importance. as they contained the Instructions of the then Secretary of State to the Noble Marquis (,Wel. testes), with respect to his conduct in Spain. Adjourned. •••••=mIIIIImMIIII. Joint Pub II N ACCUH,A'I' FRANCIS BUIL from a Palaliug I Bald by fifterwoott. N This d By Becket and PI NOTICI.: I. cONINIITTEE trl tnifeINQUIRY. into EXPEDIT:ON to the! W7th the whole blended l eel: stew of the matter BYDE PARK Por IrOEN NIORTL , to ',darn, Iris FR II 4 propaptted of I hotrod Lttely e • with a NEW AS! CLe, of n.Rusi, Mf EfIROOK DALE, VANUFACI'I3 ILES ; luttedsbire Ware, in 1 mils to their noteet . ii *Large wore, eft* steal pekes. , COMHAN D OF T ernals to the GU D E )N, TUFSDAT, the Proprietors of PEAtr,*ronseinence 9 le Ticket, nod Shares i spwred that an carnet f Snore nf this Lottery pi of the Guildhall . b kid; a :ttonarneut te 111904, %Web will d tilts other prertrato Itietd !honorable t Ithisio; of the Loll • • the Proprietors Y• Niched Shares to • ' fitcieue: rr r4oe-hdl, which are sear the. Licensed La 4 1 .6. Persons wishiri neke an rode am rd 411AN.SC.0 , 11 No. S 7. COIt ▪ •It, HOLBORN it- we fortune, soli , ae L 3.731 rE tk 1,65-1 n. hum is be Suns o l f almost el* • (WI, Six of .L* d Inv Ticket vOtit tlPri in , :ea Thetteach, %silk too Si:Strath. • e FINK 1011 ply.' • . Ile hint and Isht Pi XS ,ou, elm ()SLY gr. ' ORNib t i r atr tir • Needs that *v AD of Paton vt:t Lotre•ire If 4. ..... ..of .. ithe • 1.. . .... •"" • • • wi. • ...... he‘ien revel d'sr- • Pt‘e.ot kite Li ; to roe- Ticket.. Na • ()toe Ht Wit tttls Adventure. vntirn reJnee th be protonet , 4 0 : e •U. 111:111hr la% Mbl riers esecated rt , t,tr. Rush t bitrst!lLL, ford. as/ , Il* AND 1: rabic/ P. ROYAL ;NG tel i T4 Ple Post **- Jrat t Av. ' 3 "44111. Bta ettbr'• 111 Ise CHOW/ 0 " 4. 1. r the Pleo.r. z's knee the Cr 4 't 04114, . -ld rent - • nit NNW 111 r Pr• PritinflSol 0., '4l opprol '"ghotrell no 44 , tio‘O' $ 1 .•41 firth pect- ' ot rehrior e t ," to heft spare t. 1/ 114 C111; 001. 1 " ' tvuo RN f d lu.ire. arid - by Pt: . l hold may '6' aty dere ;:•Pecthed a • • This Day WII3 published, In Six Volumes Octavo, embellished with upwards of Fear hundred and Thirty Plates, iregaved in Outline, price 7'. 4e. in hoards, /ring HISTORIC GALLERY of POR. 1. TRAITS and PAINTINGS, containing Correct Copies; in Outline, of the most &chaired Paintings of cele brated Painters; tlith Critical Reutarki, and a Biographi cal Memoir, Printed for Verner, Hnnd, and Sharpe, 91, Poultry. 4 4 1. B. A few Copies are pointed in Quarto, with Proof Ina tresslons alive Plates, price Pli. 10s. FOR SCHOOLS. This Day was published: In Two thick Volumes. io Octavo prlee It. 4s, boards, rilE MODERN PRE C EPTOR r ; or, a General Coarse of Polite Fdtication : containing In troductory Treatises on L.asignage; Arithmetic, Book-keep isN;, Algebra; Geometry. tiengraishy, Astrnomy, Chrono i,cy, Navigation, Dra*ing; Painting, Etc. Agriculture. Ge -01..gy, Idor.ll Philosophy. Fur the Übe of Schools. traded N ith ti Plates and Mapi. Ily JOHN IMUGALL. London t % Primed for Verne*, "tooth and Sharpe. Poul try ; J. Harris, St. Pard'sb Church-yard: Longman, klurve, Roe., ::nd Orme; and Gale and Curtis, Patcrisobscr-ret%g J. Clarice s,.d Co. Manchester ; atitt W. Robisdoo, Mart pool. • Thii Day Was published; in Octavo, price 7s: bd. holt: ds; 11IIE AGE ; a Poeta, Murat,. Pu laical, and peat pli r In Tel gooks. This Wairjt i 4 intruded to riQord istruer,iti View of Megt jo the s iiniite !Arcs; and in Owe Costples Rclatiots *Web awaken intense Observiu ion. It h owl s . w ith nn ilasestigatiaa of lisp pcovailing Passion of the Natl.'', "glitch is 'hired throtigh varinug Scenes ! to which succeed the *ides of Ad waoccutenti displayed in several Character', Strlctitres ult Car versatioi, and poistic and proiate Amusements. Vie's' of the separate Pawed or the coostitntium, of the Ecclesiastical IFA taulishrocK at 4 of the Relation of Itlnjesty und" Ministry. Ceocriii literary Criticising foot Stricture. on PopUlar. •Wrft. ink , . Remarks on the State.4'riteOroey. and a Ditplay of the Motives and Practios ot Sects. togettter with their Eiteet oo ilw Refinements of Life. tier vernerilkikii.sadAitAllitalt tAtAirei_mir ... - • ROUSE OF COMMONS, AMU. 9. On - the Order of the Day being read, 'and the question put I for the third reading of the Gas Light Company Bill, it was opposed by Mr. 11. Smith, and supported by Mr. D. Giddy, bin carried without a division. The Bill was read a third time, passed, and ordered to the Lords. MR. GALE JONES. • Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY said it would he in the recol- Wction of the House, that, io'the course of his speech a few evenings since. he had given notice of his intention to bring forward on this day a motion for the discharge of Mr. Gale Jones from his imprisonment. But from the events which bad since taken place, and what he co.ictived to he the con sequent state of feeling in the Hume, be should for the pre sent postpone that motion, with the intention, however, of bringing it forward on some future day. That day he was nut at present prepared to name; bat whenever he should bring the Motion forward, it would be on the single ground that the prisoner had suffered sufficient punishtueut fur the °tenet for which he was committed, and not upon nay gruuud of doubt in respect tq other principle* lately discu.sed, and upon which, whatever had boten btu own opinion, it* must now bow to wiser and more learned authorities, which had thought St to decide otherwise. As .he was on his legs, he desired to contrndict a statement respecting himself, which bad appeared in the Newspapers; in relation to Sir Francis Barlett. It had beeu said, t.at lie h:td visited and consulted with Sir Francis, at Ills house, since Friday morning hot : bat he did hope and trust that no oian woo knew him would suppose the counsels since acted upon were of his The troth was, that he had not visited the Huonarabie Ba. ram; that heulfered him nu counsel; nor bad [my commu nication passed between thrill directly or indirectly ; indeed be never was within the doors of the Hon. Itarouet either be fore or since the occurrence of Friday morning. SIR FRANCIS BURDETT. - The SPEAKER. rose and said, he was no*.to acquaint the House with what had occurred in the matter of Sir Francis Burdett, in consequence of the Vote on Vid.sy morning last. lie did, at half past eight o'clock on Friday morning, sign the warrant for the commitment of Sir Francis, in obedience to the commands of the House, and he did deliver the warrant to thiSerjeaut at Arms, and desired him not to delay ;he execution of it. At ten o'clock it; the muroing the Serjeant did proceed to execute it, and would himself Shortly inform the Rouse of whit passed on the occasion.. It would, however. be necessary first to acquaint the House, thet he (the Speaker) had; on Friday evening, received a letter from Sir Francis Bur. dett An the subject of his commitment, and Which Sir Francis'desired he would read to the House ; but tbis he would not venture to do until the House Should give,hirts permission. EA. general exclamation bf Read! Read!) Mr. FREEMANTLE rust; to tisk the Right Ron. the Speaker, before the letter *as readiat what time it was received ? The . SPEAUK answered, he thought he hid already nid on Friday evening. He would state the whole of what occurred, as ho had made notes from hour to hour of every thing which had pas: sed, peutling the whole transactim:. The •letter was brought to his house by two Gentletnen . , who delivered it to his servants, saying they *could wait for an answer : he sent word ,thcro was Ite answer. The letter. was signed " FRANCIS Boa. DETT I " and dated Piccadilly, 6th April, 1810, and the purport was as follows : • SlR—Wheti I was returned on the late gene " rat election to represent the Electors of West. " minstcr in the Commons House of Parliament, " they imagined they had chosen in me a faithful Kepresentative. I have sworn an oath to main. ' 6 tails their privileges, and that trust I never will " bettaY; I have rasa sworn an oath of %NO . "'lace to the King, and to the maintenitsim of 44 . .the and I *II not violate iny oath by 46 yielding is iroluetary obtbdience to ilte mandate . 44 of any iota itibitraly 14 lege la subvert the la st , S. Right* andpritilege 41 are not the lam! Rights are fo*liiled ott a lasi; and privilege 1$ an assumed .ponter , to (Hs ". pense With that hlw. The warrant, Sir, which " you have Signed tyr thy committal, you must be aware is illegal—l know it to be so ; and I will " no longer consent to be one of any association 4 4 who assume an orbit*, power to iubvert the 44 rights and violate that liberties of thoio they 44 piers* tis,' ‘ iwpresetit--:-Vrho . +etereise an ail rary 46 ponrci to ink unsatictinued by law ; and I 4 4 would icaepi of the meanest office which can 6 give me the 6 1 +ortOnity of vacating a scat in 64 that House, rather than one of the highesterno: - " lument, to remain one of an Assembly which 44 IlaUtiles 4 , power to subyirt the rights of the .01 . • • . - • - • • • -. . - . • • • .. . 66 MS ii not an answer to at " —lt is an answer to the sort " which I know not what name :sir, you will read this let " as a declaration if my opinioi 44 against the nieasareit hai adopts I cc me." Hiving read the letter. The SJ next proceeding for the auttse whether it should be allowed .4* la This !Mins the wisdom of the He could of course do nothing wi mend. The CHANCELLOR. of rile rase, and said it was impossible 1 pass by this letter without some not Mean, , however, for the Rol subject at that moment; but he the present, it would be expedient should be suffered to lip on the tae Mr. WYNNE said, he ric House irould feel thii letter as contumacy anti insult; aodi as which called for serious notice, , ther it would not bt: bitter to defer upon it until to-morrow. In the not wish the House should mail printing it. After some pause, Mr. Wynne, conceiving the opinion of the House to be in favour of his suggestion, moved, " Tiitt.t the discussion of this letter be deferred until to.mOrrow."—ordered accordingly. + • The SPEAkER.—" I piesnme this Would be a convenient time for receiving the report of the Serjeant at Arms. filear I .j The Serjeant is dv_ sired to Wapoit to the -Bowe. Gill in the Set.: jeaut. On the Serjeant'A appcitrance it the Bari he re. queited permission to read hit statement, which was as CAW!' . On the morning of Friday,' immediately after receiving the warrant froth the Speaker, I went to Sir Francis Burilett's house ; I was told by the servants that Sir Frandi was not at home • 1 I then went to my own house, and wrote to Sir frtigiS, to tell him that I had called un him, to terve a warrant for his apprehension and coki&yince 6 the Tower, and stated thnt it was my, wtili to treat him with all dulicacy, andlneetile ittrtlitlY 'al spsietty as possible. A little before four, 'I exact to the !tense of Commons, and while LIMO was told that Sir Francis had been seen gain* to his own house. I then went to Sir Francis;'lnd had an interview with Win; he Said he ihOuid GelieatlX next day at eleven o'clock, and that he irohlit write'sletter to the Speaker.. I thought it Would he staCient to execute my*warrint next Morning, haring been directed, at dig time of 'reOittpg it; to execute it with every ittelittOn and - delicacy to the Orrin arrester!. I. had crincels4d lida 4 proper respect fors hlemliir of this Clouse; and had I wished, even at that Mordent, to imt dig caption in fcirce,`l as a large mob was assembled befere . theidliOr; thetti returned to the Speaker, : who edified Mite gti, back, end get my wareadtetemitel immediately. I went to Sir Francis's hot,* told him I regretted I most appoint an earlier hour thin that Which he. had chosen;tand showed him the *arrant to faki him fete custody, which he read. Sir then said, that he. disputed the legality ,ot the warrant that he bid 'Written to the Speaker epos Ind that *Otbing, should renteve him but actual terce t It then hid' the Deputy Scrjeaat withdraw, and Went-to the Secretary of State's office fur termitic) tows,' the, Pristinbr. 'On my leafing tilt hOW*, I I found a large inoti Waiting ioisod tlie, &or. • ' " Confident* the.latinesb of 111 C hoar (II was Then nine o'ciock), viii also' as no notice had' been given to the' lAiict Mayor, I should be. left, on my *rate!. ‘itithoiti civil or military assistance, analS lt *wild have been im. possible. to proceed' 'with the unguarded eeikeh through the Streets Ineh'n Efate of tha public mild, , I pet of thC'eleettiihtt bf the, warrant till hidf-put six &clod next hifirldn't, and, in the mean-time; Went to thoSe'cretary Of Ste,tc'e Office for forte; and rent Mr. Clementien to . the Lord 4 About half-past six nein thotoing o . 1, ttifir Francis's lioitte, anti*, fent' tiro Ines iengeral to the s,Police °Mei for assistance. At Silaitrantis'i houtei the ServiiiltS toll inr4 at 'home. I then went to the eolisitiliti Search of WWI, leaving a Messenger ' in'his'Nwt, in case he Mould totern. On going '•icktYliintilitine; I we% told that Sir Franca was • not there.. On coming back, I left the Warrant with the hiesienger fit the hall; and 'Stoat to My Own hoes!, whore I Shad a Short time; 1 *as told•thhtSit Frificit hadltecri teen in the mitts". and I lui)nediatcly Went tb, Ms, henit.lri knocking at the (loot* .' theatilkak openini . t litttU 41.0 y, the chain being o On asking Nit Francis Burdett, the servant said I should not gqi in, and shut the door od me. On Situdat , w ; re a u g - I" went with some police officers, and kn l tcked at the doer several tittles but could no? in, 'Ale. Ctententson and I remained near ilia house aft day, and placed peciple to watch the avenues by which Sir Francis dii4ltt pan. I shduld mcr,rion that on Saturday, fciiia my basin;; conceited-doubt; how far I might be justified in using rennin the execution ...f the., warrant, sent it to 'his Majesty's Attorney General, and *pod Ms opinion 1 acted this morning. 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