The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-03-27 00:00:00

NUMBER 1238 WSW IMIEATRII-ROTAL, COVENT-CARDEN. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, March 1.10, will be performed, THE FREE KNIGHTS ; OR, THR EDICT OF CHARLEMAGNE. To which will be added, THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. LYCEUM THEATRE. THIS EVENING. TUESDAY, March 27. lain, Their Majesties' Gerseets will perform the new opera of THE MANIAC! OR.THE SWISS BANDITTI. 10 which will be added, an OR MISR! LAST REA RATORIOS, AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICES, DURING LENT. N THEATRE ROYAL, env ENT-GAR DEN riio-IORROW, and FRWAY NEXT, will he performed, a GRAND SELECTION, ht which moon Caialaiii will introduce " Ammla ever bright sod • r." " Hope told a flatering tale," and the Si " (secenspaunni on the Violin by Mr. Ash. Brehm, " Oft Oa a plan," Yr gloomy aiiil " on this cold Rimy Rock," Hinm the Opera of aril " The Death of Alwrerombie."—sVl'ith seri:rid la• iounie from Acia arid Galatea, Atheist', Jeplitba, Judas Mari-shrews. Crew Redemption, Ise PnitrivAl Yerf‘brinere--.Madame Catalaui, Miss Criglietti, MISS WWII, and Iles. Bland; Mr. Braila's', Mr. Gum, Mr. m r . Taylor, and Mr. Bellamy. Leadiril the Sand, Mr. Ashley.--Orcan. Mr. J. Ashley. Donis to lw opeard at SIX, Sad Wipe at irlreli.--C•mo, 75.; Je p.l. tGalkrY, is. y Upper Gallery, ts.--4I al f. w ive at Now e•Oack. la Ibe T.tly sail be rabbet S , t VOYAUE 01 4 '. ) VERY to woe OUTH A-311A ISLANDS, µrearmed by wart of Bonaparte, arras elle rare Wm, 'so, sad Iso9. Ten...wed ftwo the 'Preach Mork of M. F. PE11.04. Pablabed by coin gam/ of the French Govensoest. Printitl fir lateglass, lierst, Ness, sad Orme, Pater. coot. ',rev. GUILDHALL, MAACK SI, isle. fIIIIF. tl 34 I I TEE fur LETTING the 11. CITY'S LAN DS, will out at Gebel/mall, ow FRIDAY, ILe 1.4 b flay of March iiwant, at ELEVEN of the Clark is thr twenooo, to LET, by PUBLIC AUCTION, a LEASE Cur Yr.irra, from Lady-Hay, till, ' of a STABLE, in ii/C Slags-Arias Stable-Yard, pear New Broad-street. The CuudAtions for Lefties the aorta way bearer at the Irolyttutln'rOffice, JOS BUSHNAN, /IM) BF: SOLD. e broutifally elegulit TOWN CH4RiOT, weer seed off the stouts, and its perfect Coilt Beebtr, of Chausloratrcct. LJecat price 1.0 Hundred Godess. Inquire st the Peebles, W 0 . :i3, Berkrlcr.street, Berkeley sore, between the hews oi Geese Bed Fire. CROYDON, SURREY. • - To he sni...o se LET. w 45ittar;—hy leader, C.N IHRROVEAULE REEHOLD ES TATE. giblets la the High-street, Croydon. etastain three Teseaseota, a Brew-house sed Steve-boos, is fruit r• 10 lt,sh street; at the 'barb of whkls are three Stables IV, sitcoms Moises, kapott u Taylor's Livery Stables; • Malt boast sad other Builainis. The whuk may takes trorther, or divided into there separate Lots. Ihe at twatioa m veil cslcrlatret. for hut!dittp. on, baring three hoots, and the present creations tto , re,ast tray, at a toiling raprerwe, be concerted into Teta mcuits, • hit le are much is spired fix, sod let to .1 Jraniage. Farther Partwalars tray brluomo, by application to Mr. Giveaway, Croydon. - - PRINTS AND DRAWINGS BY •NCIENT AND MODERN auxrans. TO BC SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. CROSBY, At Mr. Careseteis Room, Ohl Boad-olreet ' os DAY, Mardi &19. sod 16 folleirittidays, AMAPERE ASSEMBLAGE or rut and crises PRINTS, DRAWINGS, and BOOKS of PRINTS; collided with the Meted taste, arta at a liberal risers., (dlrisit• period of nearly ratty years) ; by ALEX AV DER MANGIN, F.e; late of Lobito deceioed. ' Is Otis Gilleditio wit{ be Amid ionse d Om hoot stir-d -eem b, the feßeirias esteemed Masters, Iris. AlsitiaSchera R cmlaesdt Everdingen A. Parer Ruben. S. client N. Illupfer Van Dyck Rysitel Awlrei Montego' Ladies* Rodeos Marc Antonio Cleade-.--Sed, Fighoruo Boddie Waterloo R. Whits Parissaiwie Ridemaker Smith, At. Su. •.• The Nubility sod Gentry have now wit mill ae op pailasity of Foram; Portraits of thew Ancestors, het of modest their Illostratioos of Clarendue, Dorset, Greaser, Mime, araraMrat, Pe4llBlol, Le more eumiilete. ha had of Mr. Carpeder, Old. Bood-dreet, mkt 211. GI. To be 'Sewell teu days previous to the each day'. sale. IMPERIAL PARLIA.IIE.VI. ROM OF LORDS, M , M•acn 4. mitt. r umesam. This was au appe.iltreir the heirteli Court of Session. Mr. Admit, fur the Appetinnt, Matud, rant his Chest hind pet it... the Fe,. of Firth, sot very far from EJiaboritt i is •hkh pas these. arc ireting tie the statement of the vehiller, iia titeetreti the r.,tlit of passage thniegh certain edketaieg puts iif the Inn& of the litespiestiest—Tliiii, bireelier, the i Mier deinid, auil reinsed the truant through hie estate. —Mr api,,ellaut then sought legal redress; and the 4 (hammy, •Aer a minute investigation of the en tinistanci ~ 'the rutii its dispute being in She immediate kightion.tond of his Lordship's estaie) prontotweed MI its. :':anew ri hit favour--zruisnileil, first, on the lam of I '''"'""d. et lir Lord Stair and Mr. isrultere, wheal declares, that • a. * * its& or serge of • road-way, for *TIM to tire, in continuity, establishes • leigal 'tl.i is saris priv,lev , slit, could nut 14 destroyed, Itles• in as abao.!,ooarost, tor the like ,pare of lime, via. 40 yeses, trench sego wed ; sod, arr•nidly, ea the egriessee ed. twat, as tag to the low, seLicla sent I. prove the sae of tle disputed r oad, 1, 'in i7astu I; et, •parisil of tiefe:rn yaws ; l ieressthestrialoninead, winch had hers set up as • plea by Ileaposdest, did nal, at Moat, exceed 57 years, dud, ruuse - . was sat recognisable S. tire Scotia. law The Re. hoecver, brought has cause before the Inner House, lie Laird. s Ses,w. revtrnoil the iaterlwrs et of the Lord • "^r , 11 he Appellant sow sositit the juiliuteut of their 1 i klgs. Yr drowitisui wee heard on the same aide. After •hich, tinker La .iring was adjoarned till M edraralay . The Irish Coes and Provision Bill, (tie Escherier lilts " 11 .41141, the Dever Lighting and Paving bill, are thelliff the Lords of the Tiesinary to p.: hue cretin, Payalde is the Poet aif Loudoe, west real a third tams pad "alt. fines the Tressnry, presented so .I , coust et eupesditure, public debt, trade, .a:al re. rune of Metal n, lee use yew, up w the sib of January, isle to he sr the Ishie. Cart, from the Peet.olls..e, presented an scr.int of Were se the hares eif the Poatuaasters of brat ' M . a the sib a Jeerer,. Selo. Orlieeed to lie ou the 1 ah . 6 " n _ . ." 1 1Clultaaa, sod edict 1 -niers (run Oa rum. ,4 1 * " . ". 4 1041. up tee Ism sse wlioch uerc • aturnnwils nod a brit hake. Ir•sh Diaittlery VIII was wad •sccomi 1311 C, 4:0 1.1.1 M e., te 4 1.4 13 11141171/4r. Ad r" "l"..d. 1 with c.bil rd it leer teed um 15.0,10 WC. ftn KV II :OU•r. irtios iacr. rt. 4erL.; T,..::••• . 1 y Tit t Ler, of Ae.r. ' be : rittob it TULSDAY, M . HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Linen Bounty Bill, the Supe Bonet! Draabsck Bill, and the Militia (...:orapktion Bill, were severally read a sec I time, and committed fur tomor row. . . The Iri.htiugar Drawback Rill went thrungh • Committee; the Report to be received to-morrow, Alr. Friar R gave malice, that be would, tomorrow, move fur 111 r app oo Ikk t meat of a Committee, to lake into curinillera- Lori the nitarramise in Melt, between England and Ireland. The Free Pert Bill was read a third time and pissed. LORD FMINE. • Sir JOON ANSTIUTICIA rose to correct • mistake which had gone forth to the public. with respect to whitt tell trom titan in allusion to a Noble Lord (Erskine) on the discussion upon the bye-law of the Bendier* of Lincoln spun. He never meant to state that the Noble Lord in question presided at the enacting of that law. The true state Of the matter was this ; on the 3th of February. 1808. the report of certain Barristers was received by the twitchers, which report recommended this, among eller enatttnentA. It was upon that occasion that the Noble Lord was present, and then the an►wer returned to the report we., that it should be taken into the earliest counderati•m. It was o• a sub sequent day. wh n the Noble Lord nos not present, that the lee w made. ARCH 27, 1810. Mr. StigRIDAN a.id, he had this day received a letter from the Nibble Lord, maksiiK a similar state ment, and furth r saying, due atter the informstios thrown on the subject. b. t►e discussion in the [louse of C • 11111 l nos, he would have withdrawn his consent from such a law, if Lver he had, without due cnit,idet anon, given it; which, however, be had not done. suss.f loth I...uses, as tu r ,,,tfr g e, sere caned foe sad afterwards rta..seretl, bat ofteaer resisted M e wig tans; tae "Übe dears= the lasarpatte4 Jibe usrs.es aggrieved the aut►onty of bath Tl 4, 8 .•• WU la, that when the le !gra of tit: lead uta: w.ta, A. 2, . land h a v e con tended from the earliest ages, and dear glare- nowarramahle power, they sheltered Memo.... pus success i ii *kids contests are slow upon sword in the i broad shield of Niteroi Charm, sad the trial by Jury, • ell Great Ch ar t er of our 'tights and Liberties., and in divert ktiowitig the value o/ such a proh-ction, and they conclude other subsequent statutes of scarcely leas importance. It with the Idles bag reinaikable words —" Some prisons have. was thi s same gr eat unaciple, which vas again attacked by perhaps, from a diffidence of success, or frum a slavish fear, Charles the First, in the immure of Ship Motley, when again or private policy, foe borne to que nun the power of their la the P e opl e of En g lard, and an uncarropted Howe of Com Periods, but the Judge s must betray their reputation, and mom, remelted ilie contest ; • contest which ended in tbe int- their knowledge of the law if they altualil own a joreadic prisonment, the trial, the condemnation, nod the execution. vino, *inch former times la., their predecessors were sno ut that ilh a di jae d King. The selfsame principle it was, quaiated with." If the reasons (adds he), were roselosivn that was so daringly violated by his sou. James the kreond ; I against the jurisdiction of the House of Lords, they apply for which violatiuo he was compelled to lire from the just in- tomb more forcibly to the House of Common; for the dissation of the people, who nut °lily Mend him of his Crown, House of Lords retinas the judicial authority of the Portia hat who prevented that Celina trout descending to his family. meat, being a Court of Appeal; but the House of Commons I• all these contests, the courage, pehimenume, and forts. has nejodicial function to perform, sad is no Coot at all." tide of our ancestors, couspieruns as they were. were nut The retest of the privileges '" tbe House of °minim)" (he mur• so than their widow ; fur, talk as lung as we will observes) canoe be better set forth than in the Order of the about rights, liberties, lemmatises, privileges. and immuudies, tst June, loci, supposed to have beam drat.. up by Sir Ed of what avail are any, or all of them together, if our penes, wai-el Coke, thou a leading Headier of the House. can, at the sole will and command of any man, or set of men, " Ordered, opus, questiour 'that it any arrest, or any he sewed on, thrown into prison, and there kept, during the distress of goods, arming any process, mninionine his land, pleasure of that man or set of roes? If every ooc of you be diatom or summoning his person, arresting hie person, suing liable, at any time, to be sent to jail without trial, and without him in any Court, or breaking airy other pnvilege of dais oath made against you, sad there to be detained as hinges it Howie, a letter shall Moe, woke Mr. Speaker's band, foe pleases t h e pit i es sending you there (perhaps to t h e en d of the party's relief thesis, mlf the Parliament was sitting ; yogi life)wit kart any Cow tto Appeal to, withoet any mesas of sod the party, ceasing to obey it, to IX censured at the neat redrese—i f this be the case, shall we still boast of the laws sad Acc ess of dm libertie s o f E ng l an d ! V o lumes bane hers written, by Mr. LITHERIDGIE thanked the Hon. Baronet foe fareigares, as well as by our uwu countrymen. in praise of his frankness. In hie opinion the paper thus ac that part of our law, which, in so admirable a manner, pro- knowledged was a high insult to the House, and a vides fur our preload safety against any attacks of Rico in power. This has, indeed, h ews, in all ages, the pride of our gross violation of its privileges. He was nut tierce. emetry ; and it iv the maintenance of this priori* which touted to address the House. land begged the Ni - enabled us to escape that bondage, in which all the states and ble Lord opposite would eztetid his iiidulgi wee to kingdoms an Europe were eatkralled by abandoning and him. (Here Mr. L. alluded to an interruption given Ikeda? . tt up ; and, we may be meshed, that if we mew him by Lord Folkstime.) To - morrow he it, wound abaad the "ti g ht d• 11 of E. 16•4" glory "114 t in lice submit a short (notion to the House on thin sub . • night of her disgrace. Jett. • Bet I would fam believe that each is net to hector fate Lord Fotletrou it submitted.whetlia r, in a matter Otir forefsthrts made stern grim. vissrd Prerogative hide his of this kind, it would rot be amore decorous for the head ; they broke in piers* ha sharp sod mealy sword. And House to proceed immediately to its discussion, shall we, their OHM, he afraid to enter the lists with utolefilied Privilege, assuming the peewees of Prerogative? without the formality if a previous notice ? . I shall be told, perhaps, that there is nit much dagger Earl Tor !LE expressed . a similar typhoon. of this power being very fiteratly exercised. The same The Sesaxata said, when a person wen absent. apology may be volute fur the mercies deny power whatever. against whom a charge was made. it was Clot a y Idu not suppoin• that the Gentlemen of the House of Coru. tit direct him to aleuel in his p'ar'e ein a luture dy. tel Ons Will Mal ...ny of rue to jail, when yun do not di.plesse o f which notice was given. If tin p e rm a was p.• - them. Mr. Yorke did not move fur the seneliii.t of Mr. Jon, a mail Mr. Jones displeased "OA , ; hut, it is not a very sent, it Was still competent to the Mend er making to jail, u greet compliment to pay to any Constitution, to say, that it the Change, to bring it forward, either at the mu does not permit a sae to be imprisoned, unless be has there meat, or name suutner day, more • o.,veo,ent to the something to el:4omm persona in power. It would be dilL• House. ran, I should suppose, Masi any man upon earth, however Mr. LET 111111• 041 R, its tie could not be aware whe despotic his disposition, who would not be contented with the power of scathing to prima, during his pleasure, every thee the 11011. CdrOelt f • ould be in his plate Or 110', use who .1 ..... ht dare to du any thing ta displease Lieu. Be- had come d lien to the House, with the intantionsof sides, whys I an, told, that there is little danger that the Moving. " That he shoold be directed to attend to tioutkasea iu the House of Commons will e . t.a exercise morrow." Fiiidisig him in his place, he conceived the this power, I cannot help n! sorting, that, though the es. best mode of procedure to be, to give the notice he ampler may be few, their effect will, naturelly, be great and general. At this moment, i t is (ere w e see Wit nee man sir- had giv..n. mid, in courte.y. walk across the Wiese. sooty in jail fur having dis p lemei dame Gesitkmen ; bet, to the Hon. Baronet, sod 'prom haul of the precise the fate (Adds one man (as is the effect of all punishments) as t er , o f I ns 'no ti on . will deter others from espressior their opinions of the Cola Ste F. BURDETT having fret ly answered the que .. duct of those aho have had the power to punish hum Atari,• nun , ores, it is to t h e altars of all power, and especially of 110 is put to him by the Hon. Gentleman , al ices assiuned aud undefined power, to iacrease as it advances is hr was not compelled to do. wished him, in ret , int, a i r ; and, as Mares Charts sad the law of the Land have 10 point out, we, the precise object he had io view nut helm walftrieat to protect Mr. Joan; as we have ems be his motion. him seat to jail for having deacytwel the conduct of one of • The Spe•aassobsevved. that tti Ilise would the soreabers,llll as orit.ae, $4,70a pit6lic fortis!, what security • lase , we, nidos thin power a in , p ,...,, g; give . 0p.0 ,, t either hear the matter now or not. The Wou • tient. we shalt not see other mew sent to jail for statism their opt. might deliver in the paps.? alluded to this Mai g, aim respecting Britten Boroughs, respecting Marrows and and proceed upon it immediately, or at a MLitt Pessiosers settling in the Hullo. ; or, in shwa, for making time. as his on it discretion suggested. any declaration, giving say opinion, stating any fact, betray• Mr. LLIMBILIDGE, in reply to this suggestion, tag arty feeling, whether by writing, by word of mouth, or by at ated, that h - would deliver in the paper to-mor gesture, which may displease my , of the Gestleasen arson- Med is St. Stephen's Chapel , I row, and then give notice of the day on which he .. Tiles, a,, ,, ein as to the kind of punishmest ; why should would move for its discussior. they stop at Masi persons ha jail? If they can amid whom Lend FOLEiTDEE complained of the hardship of they please to jail ;if they ewe keep the person so seat in thus . • ,• • _ . member , tearing. for an unlimited time, • o f jail as lung as they please ; if they can set their prisoners free at the end of the Seat hoar. or keep them conficied for that House under the obloquy of having committed seven years . if, in short, their *etiolate Will is to have the a high insult, and gross breach of priesiege. It ap force of Law, what rersrity can you have, that they will stop poured to him rather hovel, to call on the House to at fewornoiment 'lf they have the absolute power of lispe :t in. d own under this insult. It was contrary to all sorting mil releasing, why may they not /Cad their prisoners to York jail, as well as to a jail in London' Why nut eon. P"cedent• fine mos in solitary cells, or load them with chinas aud bolts i Graces' G ASCOT MI spoke to order. He con- They have sal goat these lengths yet; but what is there to erived all discussion on a notice to be irregular. restrais them, if they are to be the sole judges of the es- The SPRAIIRR said, the Hon. General was toot of their own powers, and if they are to exercise thews p erfectly right, on ordinary occasiotis ; but, or the powers without any tuutronl, sod ireihnot leering the par- uestiou of breach of pi irilege. the House would • um wham they choose to patsy, any mo d e a appeal, ~,,7 q rather colistalt together than debate what was pro • mom of redress' " That a er such as this should exist in any country, it per to be done. Whether they should go on now r is kmeatakle to he obliged to believe; Mt :hat at sbuold be or hereafter, rested solely with the Hon. Member sulfered to (Mat, aud that its existence should i.c openly, w ho b r ought the matter forward. men and boastfully, m abuse owed, in a country thief l eery ,..,,•, has bees its free conatitutios of government, is cornet bag tLe t-H 4 SCCL I.oi of the EXCHEQUER observed. too nicontrano to be believed, if the proof were not Wane that the Hon. Member might come dowel to the our eyes. Had the least doubt rang ewe my mind of the }Fuse, wish a strong tinproesteht of the necessity of ilkplity of the prof eethop is the present rase, it would taking some st-p, but not knowing whether the have bees altogether removed by the ..... rs given to the re- Hon. faience: Made Imp use to the Great Lemma:its of o u r Law, & a rm l et would be present, might not be pre and to the Lass themselves. The Argemeet, b y which I pied to proceed to the discussion of so grave aud endeavoured to your ince the Gentlemen a the Home of I itoportaust a charge. Conallialse, that their acts, if/ the :sae of Me Junes, were it- ll,h r . W. W y ass agreed, that the cho.cc of tits legolv I shall "° lay before your is a more fall I ' l a law-cli. time of proceeding tested with the Hon. Member ed •ay than it could prevahly be done by the Patitasnetitery ra; aad, in al..aitg this, I shall do all that new re- who gore the notice ; but sump tied, list it would Reperte mains in my prism towards tie correetiou of this, as I deem be more convenient to have the master brought fur. it, most eiaorat.ias Atoms. of Power, and most clangers*. of ward before t•oey began to (locos* the other Ml all liaCruaehtileate upon the Rights aud Liberties of Lag- 1 portant quesiton on their orders, than to-morrow, totinieu —f remain, Gentlemen, when they would be in the middle of that discus .. Yos, most obedient baroble Sai vine, ,a Picca d i ll y , st arc h 94. lila. tRANCIS istatDErr.- won. V ol hav•ng had tone to reed the letter com plained of, he did not wish to come now to a del t --wwww.-__ 7 leis subject, Sir rraiscie considers., nod so mast *Very awe si r es on ir, but thou•zht that the mere formal coup , who femme. the Constitution ~e hi a c nent ", an d the t .,, i plaint might be made to-night. dam of his Yonder) roes, romoder, as Messiest important to- Mr. LeTHllathrit, as he wished the charge to be pee discerned is or out of Parliament since the ktevoletion. formal, edhereol to his emelt-or. Far whom dewy that if sip the highest 'narwhal, were oft the poem M. to &MINI alingtarily whomsoever be thought THE SCHELDT LIPTIOITIO24. proper, there •011111 Wes be as and of all other right. and Lord Poacontsvaa rose to call the attention' of iiassiawities" The Imosoirable sed patriotic Baronet then offers t h e l i t . o . e to ein -e • . eimielkoe Warta es the Inquiry of I . " too the eat . 4 , 4 c „ ) ,..„ to o the Expedition to the Scheldt. fk woe aware reiies: Lou:: itse . e. it, shato hat lic i rowe . :aen has tlie c i . inivniy is o: 114seappo t. t . timid powers, La relnalliiii.g to prison a pinata neat one or its of Hat difficulty of a e task lie had uodertakert, and own Newby.. Ti,. aresioest is supported by farts, sad Orimed the indal,:enee of 11. e Howse. if in going the opinions of smile of the ablest 1057..• 01164 realm, bat, through vetch a m ts• of materiala„ he should appear above all, by the eery ultra wripte of Magus Chants. He , trolialai sir prolix. Arduous as lha task was, sorry chews the nature of sad elucidates the reason edam prune was be to say it was in painful as it ails ardorm.. ;egos of Pe-lisocut, as declared by the Howse of Lords, Nay a ma, 1694, atilt respect to the extent of Ibe proilegr. of the Its an cap...taloa wis.ch ovally estessislied Europe. Nobility, c uorcrolog the freedom of their serrlit.t• and fel from its magnitude an Com its flintily. it might hate f k ro w n e:l l. ." c. ... • %", ta - et 0 ,..,:, ... ar t) " cb a b ° l i.g e rt d ay r i a l i t i L a t :L oi M ss . ar•hal th : been hoped thiit som e loo d . of consolation motile' phi r i ne, .• .. i i , 1 ~. i 0 .. i.,.., made a a . p ," tsch comesiss, sav e beerdrrived. 71st, it we hot fallen, we had a 1111 l ug u may u n ser ., ine f a llowing rennittabie pawing. r ..... at least fallen wi t h giros . sod that i e ai. had looted! "That there Gr. they wall oat pervert that privilege os the failed, the nation might hare l a id the inthissetsoly pobl 'K. mks.* ice of tie, to in lons.wllich eras Vela theta. "...i, mstialaction of It inewsw. that the rs.lo•e was MPa lbal the irlio:y terlai might, sa this High Court, draw the patithir to thicei.• ruttish' , coo ntnstrue es. p a t gas c i te ., ho t o f jos:ie.. /non them IN ahuch ease, every wee mote thej eN t allied ".to the n' -r. ut:iehts on w hea t sag ht Lukas? tar withno, than say way exceed thew doe Ih• the., j o algroi i t a 1111 l t pnweed, the in-re they Sr m e lamas tires seautcrous lactilatees, whir,: the pretest- a oul.l $ it.: ,i ....it ail the diseisti re that lad taken piece. • • - ',reelected • - ►llllCli.rl. si a. fewn t — •ntl .• quo, tt,at •trry oati.tottssia• • • 01. • .1. '4.1 • Sit•olltrt.... 11.11 (wt."' 1 ',tut • lot .1 ii4Cll, Irefote at :tit t! %Lire-% f • .715 , o p. / . . . 0 • r ' • . Aar- • PRICE • X.„!..• • ENNY. • wArrailishle Dower. they sheltered themsilves behind fist STAFF. LUSIRINGTON b;:ttight up the Report of the Cow iutttee of Supply. Ste GEORGE W•aRENDER Objected to the Rao.. lution for granting 457,0001. for the Staff, on the ground of the Stiff to Scotland and the bottle dtm trict not being sufficiently reduced. hlitsimers had nut ventured to reduce it where their patronage was affected ; but had made a reduction in the Eastern district, leaving that important part inefficiently officered, with only one Major-Goneral, and a fo reigner. He moved, That the Resolution should he re-comni.ved." This motion being negatived without a division, the Resolution was agreed to. EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS. Mr. SHARPS gave notice. for Thursday, that be would move. " That all the communications be tween our Government and tbat of France. relative to th* exc'io.ige of ,nisoners. 'mould be laid before the House." SIR FRANCIS BURDETT. Mr. LLTHIIIIIDGE know from an lion. Baronet oppo.ite (Sir Burdett) if it letter whit h appeared to a we .Iv paper. well-known by the niwe of CAbett, signed wall hi: actor, was written by him or out, and also, whether he was the author of those &r i ctuses*, which followed the letter its the sem! paper Sir F. Bunusrr had no hesitation in answering the que.tion. put to him by the Hos. Gent., or any other que:tion, that could be put to him in that Hou•r. lie w 4, ready to acknowledge, that the Later alluded to was his, and the arguments sanctioned by his authority. (The fullowiss is a copy ottlia Uttar 1611641 a to SIX VRAIICIII SUMMIT TO Nil COMITITOLST 4 OMIT -17,16 TIM POwEft or TUC 'mina or COITMOIIb TO 1124 TSSIOn Tlti SC . 64 G —The Horse of Commons having passed • rte r which eraser to a declaration, that as seder of theirs is to be of more ueight than Mega Charts sod the braid the land, likink it my duty to lay my sestieseets thereon before my Coestiterits, obese character, as fra mes, and eren whose purer safety, reprint, in an great degree, upon the sierra* of this misetioo—a rostra of.. lees ipirtante the. this; whether our liberty be still lobe averred by the laws rit our forefathers, or be to lie at the absolute sire) of • part of our fellow subjects, collected together by means which at is sot oecessary for use to de. same I. " la order Mesa te this subject all the stratioe to which it is entitle', and to avoid the danger to he apprehended frets partial views and personal halos:, it will be advisable to argue the most iue se its liven merits, putting the individual, (however we may deplore his tyrant >offerisgs) nut of Mew; though, at the same time ' terry non ueslit to consoler the case brews , became, should the principle opus which the Gestlesion of the House of Commoos have thought mere to set in this Mat.ince, be osier admitted, it is impossible fur ray Doe to rouj. com e how soon he himself may be sumisessed firas his dwellont, seal be honed, ' , Who'd hint, sod without oath stole agatust him, Gums the bosuns of his family into the chitchat of a jailor. It is, th, refire, sow the time to resit the doctrine upon which Mr Jones has bees rat to ffeirgate ; or, it io high o w ed mo all pretensior to those Liberties, which were &cl by oar forefathers, after so may struggles, and so many sacrifices " Either the Bosse of Ciminero is authociseil to dispense with the Laws of she Lend, or it is not It the ('oustitu two be of so delicate a Scale e, so seek a frame, so fragile a substance, that it Site he only spoken of •ii t. row o f admire ties, sad to be viewed morel) •is a folic. , of coo out, bet un profitable workmanship; if Magus t loom, sod alt the whotesosse Lass of lieglara, be • ilesil•leiter ;in that cur, the alfirmative of the protrarara may be admitted ; bet if the Constitutive lives, sod se applicable to its end, roily, the happier" agile community, the privet security of 11,e hie, liberty, sod property of each IMINSher, sod all the nom. beta of the @misty, dims the allirmsties of the proposicos ran weer be admitted; then rest we he freemen ; fur we are-I es better rewrite, no aims powerful protection, fur our Melts and LibeitieJ, than the Laws sod coaelitettoo. He seek 14 ' and we red seek fur, nefireg Rar ; we ask fur so mom than what oar farefathei• Softest roe r Moir we; we ask for nu more than what they betrathed este us, we aalt tor so more than what they, es Testament wb.th aerie of them had sealed, sod obieli the rest of diem were .eady toseol r truth the* blood, cepressl ) declared tube "the Aft , ' ri4hr of the People of Eanglais4, samely, "Tea Laws or L..11.,L••D .. To these Laws we lose • right to look with osibrien:e, for rarity ; w dories& the Wart. sisal cow inkprlnputlnhas, throng` me, applied for redress is vase Those who hare improvised Una, have is food tu ISi tai fumy voice ' weakly 4:specie*: the Kraig principles of the Law, the Isotle enable chums of db. Ea s hom., - . Binh. rwht." Your voice may come silk more Cast—.say CIAO.. r mewl ,rester i. seen; sail, lam met without hope, that it may prove trrenstibie, it it prisciar to this flown of C./lU -10..011, is theses., tour a> the tenger* at OW ati•VlOt O. pro claims...l to the kings of old, " Not.tsst I Leers A••1.1.t • • UT•111 In OW ton• mon clear owd not less fsretbk • ..agnate, " Toe Laws or —.."'-oeitlitata in•et. SOT SC CSA‘CoIIP 111 e I nnorbp:r. Fellow-rears, for which w• a., sue eon. irol.ng, nUT rater ;Hirt* for b the I- • p'c I. rriCO.