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iuse to a out . i. rt ceuri,h2rable irnportan•v. It t uyoi out L b iuttMit n to loutiel any Malian. or pro tes..:l • ' ti farther a IC; the wit trr . tamo stm:)ly t o rail the ole,ett. itt.,n of the C.O um%,.(11,1 t0.,21..vn tluir to .111 e tart. ta • i i .vt- :It the -11 el lait. 01 tile I thritia l -i unkt ttt. by,11161 al 0 tic's. til`!. had :414e *,) Ili tile - txpt. th.t: a fair WM litarnroill .tecatibit of then 1 ,1 ... , ••• • i II vrt,uttl ':te 1 44-st twits,: public:. No 111:44I be I.:n•thPr th.., he .wtts Ir.ott tio!tliog tar ...It 04411 a rig.,l atie , diutt to tutor 'Orders would t-e rwt letter the 11C1. , ... , 18. 'lie ifow;ea 4 t. •,r ; tor rii!tater, r thtft•rel,ce 0t v i tioion utigl,t he ~1,1, .: 1•4111, ,i Mt the sni:jeci, in ilia Rita I, the lattartita to the ,WWIr tar ulltwei 6 lietl :toy it.j.sry that cau:ti fr.rn the pract But, 111 .3111kIng ut iills, thrlt Wt IL U4O thine:4 r• qttired I I t. A tlecence .41 t:..t•i L. c a ; 4;0 •2.1. A Gatit,,, taipartialtiy, atitl a:•cura, - y in tr tht ir .:e• to the public, a, ftr a , ;racy coultl he at under the y .t..i.h . sitl;:geit to which r* ins %tel..: 1, .t :o %%,•fr employ, ,•,1 in ~ • ;,..nicularß to th..e °later- t!1..! fty. V fr;W. , in a lie , >l.4l*l2l', 3 llc 1 i tu a, a I. .o r t iit a s.a.reh d lit. red 13 thaz 1-1.4 e , ,, Lt o 11,11. !!....lawt, a tow Inighth 4g0•;.:4 • lylOord tai thy I tth,) wh:ch fur the t ltl 11.H.g• of throvi;ll.4 rah eta,: itia Ott 11.. u. Bir.ii:et. (We mi..'" rstialti Min to ailivle to ilia Sir John An•ortither.) It mi g ht b e "two', .1 sllat this 'night tiritw ri the excessive stnln ;itt• Of the revolter. (no tutu can teiriirt. who 1, exer.‘iee!y atiovirl) hitt in Ite.tot:.4 at the svervit, it a .kprear narr to have hero •n iutr:dionnl a ! lot so thtn.v ode Hon. 'Member of t!.,t owl to hti.e• his pubhe exertions into coliti : w.t. It t‘ .6. 'it not 4,3 are 'tint fee Rt.: 111 oil tiezoulit io the io Atter on 1. - r . the iiijut. . . . . I/•• elito . l..llt 1 1.. 1 .4% 11(1. I do.th i! 1,1 r,.„ there uss teh a in 4 111 11 it 13.r1.•-, 'l, Labe etiariteter. uesi .411••••.• r41141i111 , 1.1 14;11 It. e.,11b1.14 111e1i111 lint he 01 peo ple. who roh 4 ltt sir at' u:ttr:l. bit 411,0. t lac koe-x, li noo.f hoc Ito:too t.,. try hat' oituitte-, %t1!*: r t .1- V•.1'1• , ./(..t tin the ern Titer.- on, paint 111011,14...441 w rh :hi , . . t li k it; 11. t aim) aubasio to their until r; Fe w lia,tpy to ofs•erse a lttwliit tilonoottatile Geittlt titan opvo.tte him to toil pletr, to hear what he had to oti tile occasion. Every *vie who lal of late I, tie Par 1141.41clitgly th , N.w•papers, mu.l lasso brell 0.11 . 1 . 1 , .113111t , and veettlitt• nil wo Right 1111n.situra'•1; Gentleinee wt,e stud otv•lv 1.4111.-0. we I.A:eve, . f tie. 111. 1 itsuu, and Mt. Tierney ; the Ito tcr h"ttz .twittbti at hi• own dew .„ :.ml the foeuivr.f , out at teeling of int:.4- thitiou 04 the part of t•ie Keporte,,, from Isis Instimc ohameti them iiiiitsermivately cod nude*. rieJty in his play ia the IC it .)—lo the report of fete tignse wiper. Ott ;tooth. r i;ittrCtolilog 0:1.4b4)4, Out only I act they oitutteo a spe.ch of the Rant I 1 tuoutuhle Gelleitimi opposite, but also a in at impor.ant .atiou and alma' tion of the law of l'a•hahaeut, Ite the Spec'. . othielt.fullowed in CO:Uri:WC:ICC of 1141 (Mr. " bagel) obseevatititis. The per•onti perm easativaace tot ke their o.elLitt-s had, it r.o•i, jil ; .re grea' ill tile I ; taken umbrage at souse ricimssiou% m • ic n.• i n elmaktrig of them, and inid e.••• 'a,' a bisaiton to exclnde from tiwi• •t • .rts thew Right lionoorable Geutient• .t. %% ere tli,) to I, allowed this power of over in vi..rre VA. 111101% t• io the ? TI.. Right U,•l (;• otlemeo tn• were v.rl4 ent:::e.l to do, 1101.1 to itt,•14,1:, onvertign coat, ; hut at.w i .;it It ars:,iit h. the mime to tt .4 1..5• the salt.- 't.•th, Cit y ..;te *l4 r:.t' A sue ti , Cit ;Ince 'II .31' r 111,s C ivir:i : A., :41 %as r C.. r tt t I li.- ern• ~,~ ~ t3T:ltivier;o6l:n ceti,•d I. I ! 4 4:t .1141.:1!, , i klt A :AC, I tot t realintz.s to eft the ••11 t e;ts first sub.- • e Lar anng, by tior Joe:rtnk-ssup which barotiet %rho !., 6.116 ls. is: \ U. 11111.6. V . I ;I. v. Pt' WWI sure •• .•i toleffieu If 1 4;fki ul , • . ••• .5 :0 N •ud oo hi former .; r 41Vegi I ; i.. :,•, .!, tenor of ar4uo•tolos •co I e I ~,k t cable. t „ : , t t 0:1111.1 ; 1)11 n .; • . :.• •• •rall a persomil fr. •. o toe .1 single •• •.• ....• he conceived I,i rc co it . .t o.le 0. ;00, that %%hen Huy unditi,loal incurred the alepi.e.e.tire of tl:e tnev not, accord•ti' to custom, be iiregent,ci u poition, aektiow -I,i4ing the justice of ihtir intrii.hute , it. and ex. c3oll.tion tor their (ditto,. lie sus not iitatai.!ated with tor h.• ,, ,ry of Ilaxlitt.. in-ta, to know that il•is woe un ii.vll .. !able rule. At any I.llc it could only be un.lef,t.lod thi,, w ay, th.t uo other kind on: Cum the dual coileertie.l could be iineoed to. It never could he ulr.,ut to est.•tal t o t h e !notion of a :tim ber Uflar ll t•u•e, totally uncont:cctoil with the per ; bee Itavisi;;;h:y commulaication with hill.; ,lad ac ting entirely r!.)111 Cf.U(Cptioll tivt I'.• pa ••••,:teslT hod I. cu e.tial to the crime. The,: t o .et , cc ..r ta . the House it wa. their dia..., ii. all their pr„ to loJk principle rout'', awl ail trtil•kr. .1 Nti Is ,n-tcy. Were it :rot. Cult A ...le t!.is Itua hi . .-.to, net 1 1. Wit .41 drtellderl Fur •• atilt tnev or a I .4. , 1••g' cant CI 11.0. , %er th.• .IV” , t4 of II- Milli see no t in, ti l l , e u a'iich it 11•• I. t r. 1 ,r•I rilik.rlt. .bit . ‘, ti,t. ,)t, tr.• tlit:•.t hr .d to -, .44 a ;•• ; wt. • •••,; . ...,1 111 1. bt• • ; • then (1) ....• • ; ~ ..•;hr to 112 A' 11 1110111Vtit IllMt ilt! II Ins w ....t : et ',TV: Vas. wt. COUM hr f oal i ol.ett t • n 0:: ~,, l.t• that te:Li peree• enti•ni And ..ige•o., in •ne darker ag.s, h . : met, ist.i_ •ns le vi.,,rettey be aaide tlappo.e an indiiiJull de -1.. a • .tieu tit'.: yinion, that 1;112 Bictis:i Cot). , • •' a pate tuoliarchy, stud the leo of i.P411114...ea. ear, IteU3 It, W..1':1 avian ; and that this oire: , ce t.:iott!sl iie noted I.) it as is breach of their pri ' veer t'ley tt d,cl.re that this was on o:truce inviii.st the C. —ticution, and force tto p•vrsot, to become ill- • 'mut of his degradatioi. arid dis grace ? ". • was not a luau who hod a sieiglr spark • .ur, at a particle of pride is his coal posi . , no *Wad not rather sutler the greatest c..•- , pu4..h vent and per..tioal priiations. than ...I to pot 'its boid 'outdo:ly to the declaration ni.owu —wno would submit to pro... Livia .0 the w 0,1,1 hi. own woras were false and de restful. ver which could enforce this, would . what was possessed by juiisilictinn Precedrut might be urged against always arrived a perwel, w iiru pre of no avail, Auld oeght to be Wit became wore liberal they gave up annoy ,-ii.t...ns. 'Were they Meyer to set but in r'ie way that ism; prevailed before them ; then they u.nuill. day. have persons repriniati.h.4 ou tl'eir ..t I lie ;door. This was a privilege of the whirl they had clouted oral i.pf,in the last half-century. lie he -I;,'. r 'Murray was the last wa. ae.•il to • u ..:111L'.e practice. The House had at : 111'.0 ot.ier the nuts at t'alr, I .t a,runet .c.. 1 another eoncerne.l, were 1 not ~:ely r .ni•tl.itlek,l at toe Bsr, hut seat down to •.11- hn rc,e.i.14,1,i at Assize's. Ile trubeed, tit. re - t.!r „ privek., 4 WOU LI 110 he urged against I.es moil- it. won:4 oily reeolieert whi.t el,e to tines-no n.. 41 sn.l vilest wets tits oti , exe. !lc icnl ti.-en confined in a contents 1- , nce ,21st Felei uarY)• • , •.:0 d.i . c , .: nu ;:t, on the 1 Ai Mat. 11, to it 1.. 1,.- e bense of the ti", li .Loy petition w is I , r:seated, thry wo,ii•l (.41e I.e .1 wird eg to deseitary him. It w.es thrig Ihr chit 4.11 o f senoting a vetitHLl fur witicis 11,tte (.e. .lenten nnw punishe.l ludi with thy week• eaii,;et.litent wore. This to t.., • 0,, I titut,,ion to a g , ..4ter offetice than t:.• the a t I:.r %Nu: puilishatealt %as tir.t 11.?..ct• iti.t I V. milt ant. one he prep. red t.) ..iy, tn..t '',a, . . i t , rtoste .•t the mind iiidoced the pri.o.ier in .kj.. , e lii. .1. : I ~..•timentn. he ought to be emiti,r,f, ti:i • inr ii-i. , z of Parliament, in June or Jul) ? Sur..ly, ; t:.,. unold be an trionlinate measure of limier!. : ment.-- . aupposiog the individual to be r rrnoeous ill I. . ~ , thiens, but conceiving himself to be right ; • the li..ose could have no authority to force f,,,,, t o I :1 L ...41141...1M0 of his sentitnenti.— He might th,lt i n•s not r: canting to lie in act of duty to 1... fe1.0.- i I ?•utii....:•; and, led astrvy by the advice of whereon ig 'it ! 1.11:1.;,tie that abjutiog, his principles would be a ! .a. 411'.cr of truth. if the c..uld lass bly be tile c,l.e, lie would ask those who vr..r.• liberal toward. Co- 14,:dies1 opinions of others, whether they would t!in.i. It t0...1a-thrall to gn the length ',leas-n:1,1m; i tin'. ,:oarr to the utmost extent of puotuittortat ! Sopco-.. Mt. Jimes. lib-bonne aud obdurate. hot • cu... 1t..,...4 it a .111 agaiii.t his ovulatry to allure his I 4,1,1 i, ' w a s n ot thr tf- 'of many mouths 1 . +1 • s.n PU ...ring im ps molt au immeasurable punishment? Ile 1 t...:vid lint cimci MC It Orey.beilfy that ,mach A 11.1411 Ita I. i•snoutd receive no mercy, till he did homage to . 1:-e !latish Constitution. A poor man, who iib tAi, ed his hvileg by presiding at a debating woo!, , .i. neon •-r a ti: ohjeut fcr excessive rigour, or of • Ka .1..1 •-qartice as to be called on to acknow- I It dice Ire isisi,r of the House of Commons. He rooe.odeil by moving. •• That John Gale Jo ies i sli.vild tv-innrrow he called to the liar of the . 11i0...e and rt..charA•.l." Lord A. lloxtt.tkiN seconded the Motion. I .Ir. Setr,tiary liv DM could mot concur in this sot,. The flov. Mover had given a *t.ll4'll v iew of the 1114.111.-T4 Ur'. it true, that, before hr t .. 14141 in iihersteJ. %Ir. J• mica must ail only repre.s his cua.istiun but abjure h.. i :loci Om awl acknoos 1e414e his ofT c 1.1,1 ras..e V. flit. Vtit,e; eil thy ..,t 51....u1r1 ' .1, 0.11.;.. ; ;; tne. at h litre I virir tArta the 1A .1( .1 . Eq . ii.e 1.. :so ~ I.' but co w utrwiv.t.to If it 11,.,1 t,u • JLI.I, • hhquld , 4. .4 d rt tr I. !. Wtri have u i roo.o WON. t firth, r Caey ooa:41 heo, thr I.lr t;:1',I ft:letlAt: a Ilei",kl/1 e.ttou3 they he toad e xpiv••e,l hinesrli so,•y 4.::, .1 l e t thion ? I,:e tit. t4 .,t retsiit his mud; !;..." a (Act, oil% 1.11 t.. iio UO snot,: trait already done let tlisir Oar, deo' ire his co.'', it ie Thr rr was the i.oeui this iier s,,, t , 0 i ,.,•!1, in the ti:st iu t v, seemed to uteri; door colisi oleratiou. It iie ev.o. ittlocowel,ho lt.i asked !;.1 1 .:ht Hnu. Geo , ii•ov.ait, whom he V4ll rcrre no+ to sve sot his place (\lr. Sheri:lon). to - tut for If lie had dog,' t!.i, o know Ile !us , It ha%.r been iiischotged ; hit 1. l i_I: t 11Il.•-tlu' , at, It he vvn set , solg the I lousr at .1 , I.l4tict ti were. ston , .hog forth iu his ow(, pr ,olu o W I :at ty!,4 their foriivr practice had beet. I . i', however, rt, , to , itted.ilvC.i.. Iler or tsli had et..•;• ro om , to nr h• v , .;111 61111 c.ai•tu *lila I, conseipietali vitt.. a „zattia ally inuo‘ation. Lord A. Mt I. rtr.l. Suitt. if tae idosopies of the Bight lion. S.l r. tary were proceed, a in, it would aggravate the disgust dint exi•ted between the Parliatueni a•ol the people.—f near, terir.)—lees! a disgust had been cx, t:.91, itattion• exiat. Ile to call to the re, 0 lec.iosi ot [louse, how than brought inta their pr, sent soli:nom, and no.. Lucy stood at this innta.•iit. -- Alf. Jones, for as ctrotletill• opiolon. had INeci. ticcierd guilty ut t:te same uldeocc, that kl:iyt.tie a!au reported a speech out of the flutist, iiii4lit lie c0...1....mica ter; and tool been coo:oil tr,I la priecin. Ile was gla.l the inoioim 1,,, r. raise was mule on the itrotioil it was, ,t elpis d uf. , l l wait r consider.oions ; and as he had objected to the doc trinvisl 'Named on a foan.-r it enahi oot be imputed to him th .t the line he took this night o as owing to any inclination in h o to tar. Jones. Vo:ing d to he a ',reach of itrivilegt . in his ul.ntiuu, ilepart:n.:. hoot the org.onl rcundi of their instil utioo. To I.de:is- the person g from this practice, lie ttarefore the 1121irr readily would be hecontiti...., their h,'- pour nisi dignity. Mr. Vette 104 tl.e Hones in tins contest, whets hr. nite.lit have reme died the matter he complained of at for tr.- ibutial. The offence was no general reflection on t ie llciure, or breach of their priviteges—it was a re- fl..et on un an individual Member, for having caused the d.,ars to be shut upon public curiosity, noxious to know, from day to day, what they did to respect to an inv..stigation of an expedition, in which so many lives had been lost ; so much treasure had been expended, and tile reknit of which hail hero so calaiwtons to the count , y. The Rt. Hon. Secre tary adulated, that Jones eN.presseci his contrition at the Bar. Wes it then consistent with their dignity, to proportion their piiiiisionent—not on their own principles, but to the fully or ohs:Macy of the indivi dual? If such were the precedents on hich thef were to act, the sooner the principle was annulled the be tel., thouzli he did not :wan to go the length of saying, that no instance could of tor where it would not be accessary to n.Est on a Relation. The N oblc Lord then entered tiara a definition of the legal constitutional power of the House, and cunteoded, that extremes, either of laxity or ity, were dangerous. If they pushed their vi!cg..s to the utnuost extent they f taned. it would not he ap pruve.l of by the public, awl a corrupt !Vase of C.JUIRI)Its t I.t - 4 it. would lie a 1111 ,, 5t rfau germi. at d tyrauuicel In.list:ll ut the Goverumenr, Thine priiiie . _e was strictly, power to gni:blob.; that shalt was nut ciuestiesinbie by any other tributi..l. On tile conteor, a pore liouse 05 Commons, a tat not the 'weer of cominitti,ig ati.l enforcing its Or ders, would he itwificient. They ought to reflect, however, that their *hole power came Irons the people, and was 110 longer gnat' titan it was exer cised for their protection. lie would roily add, that he felt htinselt hound to consider the present • case ort its own grounds; suit it was 'allowed on all hands, that the pitisishmet.l a l r ea ty . o ffe i ed was eipvvalent to tee offence, lir ,§4rteti twist cor . tlisily with the motion. Mr. Ftt,.Gail ou,:ht the question as short as any one that evt r befwe him. It uas this, h a d the flohtirat:3l lit en .01Sc:eistly p .hed or Lot Ca' his offence ? If he hed, why cull fur apoloso and such thiosts. They cut up the prerogatis e uch:y and t:lerously, and now they 0 3,1' , 1 to do the .wile prwle i ,:ci zr., .-.ell ! , ..-”ker himself riwl n< t under.•onti.—/Ordrr, well time for tai m 1(1 1,-ow lk th-y welt shout. Let them now Cethe what or,- v.!o,te au.k. owl out hate !Hen iturriphed ti tie months or thr.e tlAys, .as chzuce might have it. n•o!.urt'oaing the trottiarm-t.t to the of fence. The other day thee were boid ul tl.c• sup pression of sedition, now let IL. ni br MA shtre the ocL:tston did not ca.l for tl,our. Let theta re tneusloi r PIC rel us in Sgr , ito , inesltrta L. The lion. Geol.-man is 4.14 i.4i" . 11 akidi ac pean•d to be a hyp Le nal iiient of Lie own lateiy fr•l r tier il.spli a- ure 1.1 the House. It (wrap; .!,.t ti‘T ad,: op 111 Hoy Menilicr Living vialit-itt all prrpat+tin,, and thrown into Ili, tli - 111illeitlf 01 Ills lIIISOII, nod fit rt la i.c si, it. to Uri lot ifs 4tli of out. of I.la farnil. Iles' lig trail al,. he 5.11.1 there WAS a t crti•lis ou thi.ir books, ah.oi i , would ait lie parlia mentary in hint to tin:i.e. .- 1 Laughler.)-11 this vertiti.i rip.nnat,d a. re allowed to K it down to porty-iiy. it would hurt thtm.elvrs, (the w.iul.l utc..r injure the individual (himself ). t. ho in the opinion of 'be l'°Ple.-- - tifitrri , rf loackhr.) Lord FOLK.TONIC, lit Cutts i...ti..ti to the hint throa t y OA by Mr. S+t:ctirr U der, could' take upon hint to deny. that yerr Mr. Jim , s had made applicari,n t.• a lion. Ge..t. Sneridai.) M In ai.v our tit, se. to ptti , ion for low to the a.•ird to t.ie pvicilyi: of pie arisiinga n.t:ho:l, eninaiii;ng nothing inure than an eyptisi.i . L e tnn ii also state, th tt thrt we. tot hr!.l -utrist,•,!. I I.• h‘,l prrsent.cl • pruttott fruul . r: vtzti.vc i..a rt.girt. pnn•id t! i.:~.~.; L~~t men the 4! and 6V. i.l ar• ...a )%.%e ...• .ibit ? 11 a. Hums- .: telt ;v. :u.• He , 0.-- ~ waol.i he A 66..6 .• • • du. e theta to id, , L had latt.y tel. .t 1...1 t ••• to vouti. At.. .6 0 4.7,41 t l't I 1.. • • ~r "11l ~-:1 be his dart tj c. have the of this !eon: , 1 . 4 I 3 I a',, . tts, rt. t prw3l. 1 .• rlta• r. t,.:,:rea .11.'• Ira 11.1. prat:tact - , arta : to itr Wont 160.iiit that it was tetlailed .ous hr tb % abo.r. The putt.:,- moist he wstit of trolt iu the re c e.,%ainrutot usa,!t: ; au,t be 'hetet; r. V. 111.4 Vl ,L 1,4 If t!i,tr *hanks for brongoug tins sub;• et uouh: had, es he %I'll. at s.ttit out, tu. in 7, 41 - 0 , t t.f pro tect-sling foes ir r at this taw , or 0: la unilLl,4 ant pro. pOeitiois 41.1 the S. he ash Mr. Sit ►Kr thoor fe,t,r of the pul.lit- . 6 lutta surirrt..4 way .•11- ',nor (roi l s the 'will ia. e0..1.1,..xi0 be h.olien tar ut t _h b% nor e p, r or mother; thL speeches uf too , 1:.-:ht Ho+. tort - tlroaell would be so.u, atti all tae rrt %ois; I tal low them esousiple. He it bettrf to le.ive to OA their nature! t:•.ur.t-, tb..o Lake ..uy Dotter of theta io the HUM'''. W 4 110 Spiims,A.... 4 . Ei,ough bas Lora eai,l tl:is subject." RELEASE OF J. G JONES. Sir SAKVIL Roaftt.t.i. li. purs.a.tacr n iiee he hid 'given. rose to move t•t the r.tel-t . of Jolla Gale Jones. who was in coati ement to t;,.• irsql of Ne*gate, ia clansequetu:e of a vute of the "Close. Altbou'gl► I.ts opinion.. so to p and leJality of Use commitment, rcuistot•d smelte►- . pt he had no intention to call New in a. graatuds for the prop•ditrut with which he would a . tnettrie tht few file.trs.alutto h• hid to offer; lie rr•:ed it on the •:tili.te walti.l4l. Shit the punish ment already sutier.d as. • :fli. tent., 'evert. fur the otreore of "twit the iiid.%6.l oat hula Iberia the decreed guilty. He wa. peculiarly itiaue to be understood us this pstut • taiga were usisay ethinginenrred the displeasure of th t . „.t was t,eo informed by the 'Svas h iss, of coatrst,oti not t, n it.:owledipto nt of h., erc6c, as,tl the ) oieht C. Thi. I;ruiv),th Lmoticlui, • oh, v• coma he gevegi-hlrf, self, th, r er, • t:pi •••nd to he fbh,r, 411 , 1 h. t gittroc r . tm i re, ..t too Motithar ..ftict• lkuse. 13ist !II!. . out thot nevotoit of . w bt7o ‘c • Att4 cundeotord to remain hi Sc.- h e would lot is.:y it %lib a lie. Ac t ;i 1. Pailiament sat uuly three days -der, I'4, it TVILII..ed of COUre hut it might hsie t .::!Je tsl!.e, and ht mi•ght have butt. red fut. it-V I for his adlitrttle.e truth. That 11:e c.se, lie thought hiutself authorised to stai e r11(.11 an acknowledgment was requir e . 4. Hon. Gent. said, if it tt e , e so , would tote for the release of Mr. Junet, be itcw ct:t itis vote on his own principle. r. CLIMcN observed, that as Jones had e x _ contr.tiou in the mosttinetpiivnel ill „l iter, ..t their bar, lie th , •ug..,t it inconsistent %% I , hjaily of the House, to Suffer it' I to k-cp pace with the obstinacy of an induiou..,. to to punish him be : ond what Ins •tice aectiantied. It would be more f., them to 'discharge hitu, thta to wait • r turty thing he roukt !ZIV in apoll g . ,„ dcav tile privileges of iilr Mots:, he vionl.l •.,. List watt in the Hotisr to vote for ht. .I.si bar, , Mat if they were to Liok to tircet.L..u. S .cretary a ,it' I, I. : , same paitic.p.o. hate it. i• Ord to t; o f m e pee hil tie‘t aft r Al without Ili. coming to ih.• h i r ..I6 11 as tithe that made preee.;el,ls, a..d heealite more 11b-nil, re tub No!: int; could istf,r.. hi ,e perattd 1 1 1.1:1 the .ayilig le4 to 'fa-% ' • I. I 116:1 1.111 il'• WO 1114 1 1 :6:6M1'11 . 11 61111• I i..0kr.1 it a .1 I ...c r•. 1! k. • At 10. to 1)e Of at the i•, is.i4 serve c .iolocted. ( • -der ; h.• Ira I beco highly gratitit'd in ....et1111 . 4 gig, a this vu the subject of lieform, the 01.1 y intirWre in his 0111111011 satisfy the conmiy. The lioumna:de 1; 1,1. • man here eeter...l into a lein_ohtned upon tne-gooil re.ults that might be . 1 h.., 614 measure, ulvioh he had ewer bIINO . 0 c . vo.•ated, and ai-o noon the cireunts.ai... • rendered it in ; :11r t. o ;1;. ! bestowing rif hounwrs. robl.ed the ; • the confidence and ntf.,vtions of the : • - graining of pt•mions to inide-meing r-. torm of whieh, thong) it would nut h&c:, dens, would moire the confidence o. the pi:. the prevalence of crimination and re. •,1:1 which bad pst to -so high a pitch in the li us to tiring ail p.irttet into tu•picim. A Li' pernittt..l in debar, which c;.•ued sn idea t. •leroad, that there was no such pu virtue. Th.f.se thing.. a ll v ale,: aloud .ir 4.4 • the f;overuitue. t ea, Ituilsiwimible lu c being, or the re-t...rati.os of pe icv. The 114.) teliblVe 1411,•i...L.:, • would nut >Wife then.—,.. would do but losiking ilartol l .ly to th•• the pe It was in this reopeet the. ill.og .t tl•e Bill Itc harliJuCel la,t Session, of Mlu-, I id tit,. 1,11 .elation for moderate reform, tow !hut • wild milwarticable viaton erMch deluded the ...suds of the tivilw Howie-ter much lie ea- incliced to pay t.. the pri..ite strides ef (ii ht. opposite (the• Chance:Mr t.i tle Es t:twirler), yet tie must say that th•• pa0:1.• tie. went we ~.ivated by t.!,e weuktie, of !se' uniniqrlimn. :4 .1 'llia 4.1.1 1 1 1.1:1i4s &Sired I:1 Ihi. 54• , 131, was a:, envoi talents in the GOterl6lllEllt of ti... Ca.V.l:ll.ly. II concluded by • ii;.po: tito4 t.te Sir T. Teitt•ia wit. of opinion 1 • '' j , sty's. Mon tele content II v, -• thipportihg tit prisd e g.s as were tit pre.e.it inw.ortit, and thought Chi tuauie w n w:i. already 111111 50( . 3 PUth.:11 . 1:11: Mae plll.l,licti I.r what he and many oth• have been punished long -nice, as they iv- • daily habit of ionhucting such .1:5.r.0•i. , the great name. of i'ttt su.l List were I.* 4.11 diSCUS•IOII at sixpenny del wing 1.e.. the "object was brought before the is lowed th It it was right it shi:tild 1 of it ; Lot tin- gm:sten now ma., e!•o• ve-e 111 cont.:smog. the pult.!.r.o. into Gale iv . lootn;ht t acknowledged Litie.elf contrite: vas :1." to sati•ly tile &piny of the 11. 11!1.. 0:1 uhirls It was if le eve in the ha',.; p with but notice ?ito a. 1101% loteii.l..l dot ••• declare hitionll . terry for t.i c.f.-awe. I Ter no) w as to!.: the . ttr.e in the cJii •14.1• :111.1 s .I . ti I ‘. It t:l3t fit then I.e I'.',M 311 , 111 PO •, 1 , .1 Irirll•C l.f Gtht nil ; C flint I C I:'•11' P 111. li.'••11 to I•rr l.i.: 4 1 .,i 'art.; to III:11 th'•l he v. ',I ,un F •JF(4. roc .1 01 g. Oty , %bat i:i• ; ••41 ot;.. • .1 ~.., • *OOO tbs. •! 4 ' • FII ' tfl Via 11.1 10 . i''•• . . ; the treive w bre r tl t (1; . 0 1111. 1. . /11":111e of tte iu , i ti—uou for e lot k•r t kir valr 11 , 11 . 4 in the 11, •I • •PI 'orient them fruni con t-% . •ut ~1* Mr. Jon.. ? F..r I' l4 Poi ". gre!ted thttt the I Irm. and Leaned (.;•.•• 0- '• not cErstn another tune, to.d w u. 4 r .t.. r the acctis , cl of feor than of I • the pt,s.-nt .us•uton, thet would tr,- , t ee;uut. • &glut), I,y shriving that this e.tre ‘.1.1t 1 0: togs nft irribett%. MN% The Mairrta of the Wit t.: fll.ll. 11.. t II might be ac.rot rueiisule of ficient for the .tierce, that sd i h plied; it milli be the L , w. IT kr ,•„' - to require int tu..l pet: , ,• Lion, but tluee n,•.e otn.r is fitve ~ •r ilere!i..n. Ile 11.1U1111111:11e aus a ow.) atil.2l -1 --there stroni I.rctouinptic.., in tarn . fat our, It r .L 1 1..• 1. rre 4 :t r, ralllll two, lie (t Mat. II if t gt. '.le P. O 6 , 1,11 h 14421 4 Bite. (pal e v,alcl ,1•1 M t I " el Ti • • d. ,