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tl.tt there me three precedents to which ue may eintrge:icy, two of which b.. air "o;,o-: he prestnt case by analogy, and utie th-rctiy. He grouted, that it might be expect'. eat h t refert o more distant precedents. lee rite rote own, immediate and r. e t ; nut, under the present circumstances.. he • f ee l sunsets „instilled to proncenim to -the Hens.. th it they should aet upon that which wa s lie treat to the period in which they stood, and spider:able in all its parts to the iwpori•iit question which was soder their considertitioo. Of the two periods to which your attention hail beets directed. the first is that of Cheek. the Second. The object in that case was to restore en exiled Mo narch ; end though he - would not assert. that it was totally inapplicable in all points. yet when it toot applicahlo, it must be by inference. There was hare so ngiit withheld which they were called up o n to adjud.c tie ; no wrong to be redressed, but en accidental deficiency to he remedied. no usurpa ti..l to he repellei, hot legitimate Officcr to be ap pointed, to administer those foixtiona whi c h are Ulu fortunately suspended. The next period of 011 T h4444/7 to which your attention has been directed. is that of the Revolution ; end her e th e ana l og y tipped* mot- (weed than in the preceding one. Was the 44. et at that nine to creste 4 temporary Porter t H as it to afford to Nloinarch • power of returning to the TP rune ? Was it net. rather to erect e hastier ag thud that retorts Ia poi of fact. tits ottly part of their proceedings which were ep d.pWS to the present case, ( iiid that T eth er by inference than direct •-iiilogy) was that w h i ch the Common* offete.l the Crowu. by Address. mahout the affixing of the Urinal Seal. I. lees heen said, that thee acted slid is deicing!, name; hut he woo .1 s.k. how they emitil du otherwise. Ito could • hey art in the lim ft es name. w ten t". K nt s Auti..." was abdicated ? HOW, r ISA tray stk. tie Great Seal, when it' wee se tomer iu their powasora, slob, io fact, it wee at the inciewes at the boiturs of the 'I limner !-../levOlorr.)—• Oa the wl• 4a. lot tit/me . that Ham% w the tirelmodellioced of the iteroluttort a praeoleot w art to be a nsyfelstl , there be lei/retries whin hare soobear.i. Fie mould thercrore vote that tiita it was 11,c right .Nd duty of die II it C , tide tor the bafet y -^ 4 GC. I te be . ourselves Pout _ . of the airvoluties e and of lbe C•lbeltit et pivoted. sags B ,l 4) pt e d at 161 prr.od ; but they most be aware. that thesegii we now locked' Lech trio Oust period (lief edmiretion. as the ere *four iridium& regeneration. to which we owed our dearost right*, unr Most cherished privileges. yea et that belied dime was • ka ig sod arduous struggl e fee the eillohliaiseteut of thew rights sad privilege., cod we were milehted for them to a as.tioeity ef swop! It was maintained by several measbere at theteiese. that King James had Dot abdicated, bet was de. fanged, *ad the appelatraeot of a itr g aut was pro. posed. The Right Hooouraber Gentleman wiAtts that the !Anise shield peoeved by adders*. hut he had by PO movie satisfied bis mi n d that it wets • preferable cows.. If tlicre re imbed a right is the Prince of Waft , ' to Op. R e . racy. the * was precisely tusgavved by the argument , it be contended drat • necessity eMats, soda that core he could not con. cries • better merle of proceeding than that adopted in ‘704. If th.y looked for authority, C 1,., hall that of the Parliament whit) sauetumeel to, and if au commie tea Ile propound against wiikh el ojectious may out be made. tt woofer to notoue'pre (*dent them to IM lett amidst conflicting liuthnritiev. BAs to the restrictions which it wt) its coutein. phonon le impose, that which claimed his first at tention WAS the proper Kinarclidindiip of His Mei• roofs person; mud so this *abject, wlentrecr 'nosy be the inventions adopted. he trotted there,could be but one common feeling. U'ith ieeprct to the other restrictiomi, his opinion was, that it would be iri.er to confer tb- power on the Regent without any lii..itatiosse. ll'hist the Rigid Hon. Gentle men had stated wee veer* their ettentioia, best they were blond to fellow what was applicable only. For fem. iii.,itptoetog or the adjournments which had t Aro lilac.. but applauded and commended those delays, weisioary in .n 44.1 tree and important a jessetorr. if nn d. fitment w.•••tr Itlttly to *rile from further dell, lu. would recn.nincrol it. If. wiehent p•isseant. e. long a. coll'il he dour wets she strely of the rou‘i!ry, the pitisifed hoar which .as to delegate to i.tocr hasids that power which lead been •n !nog au l so Ilene& arlinithatrie.l. Ae the res , ricttons ...sir% *wire is, c were In be .Iw-timed hrr e afer. he w .$O4ll rag ad 1 ail thong to what he h a d ..ii..rverd. Ile but stated ids fro e dud emboss seA nliolon; he nail n•et eninisioned a i:h any roan or act at. men It wee his re.,iicti.m. dolt they oftr•orif path notritr,l out la ihe pre. er•le..t .Pi 17009 ant that it was gnlilre:y free roan obr-!i..nr, but that •-.. safer, caul .herabaW 1111•10teell n, th.! ifie• .ar-a IV?! distant riot har.ht‘l• 61. III'? ,r.ltiecceloitlweeassryett.lai:ndl'ihdliellmePl.lll4:::eic::"..illin,,:d.iirset. 1.:111 ern the contrail. ; an& aim.. St' he ' tnalady. As hottest men h e wood ~k t ninfidence was to be put iii sucli p Ukty, right s . of tkpifislarlr„ 1, , lest olljetc I%r Ateuld siells4l.y°l4l:lhaeribedbiliceFfnefil:it.tisheeht:tadtwojlean:isigrtayuttlialia°4urit bilfilie;:letiel:::alei.:ll' 'ntsquL • m i x, veer- - to th e emergency. they should ease do:ti j r. tile d) . ,would Lord Optima an. Imo .v. Friend (Mr. P.) in . 'f Ise e pu. Of appoi -yew's- 114 9 01 Attlitntity was not eusper l y et i, 1 • .5 a vest Constitutinn looked te tke Lindell oi the !trains in In, .... 10.1141 there that .sey might - , order horn the present itterante the duty of th e i.e., e h the inertia crisis.-... The Legislation must be coin- to Olt it to? It was a proceetlieg that did not UN , is choose the Successor . •As ! sou A,,, piste before they could proceed. dud when the eommence on fair %rounds. 11• Ito autletieed the roamed entirelt; on the WI of "J7p4. lie if i Royal Authority . suffered a temporary War' mien. t calling of •Perliatnesit ? Who provid e d fee the 10- Aim to look at it as it existed; it was a ireco gravy, hot theriCh *Louses of Parliegteot? And not complete, cod not acted open, who, the Estates should act on the ueueeeity e( the else I not arro ga ti ng th e power, but loweldlng* seined,' I hew onght tlierto do it ?—by Addgeas, without in- - ant oblige ethem• at that they to dephoe to supply it—they should act sip to the neceesity of I terfering with the (;ea i• tier! ; for their Revolu-. fruits. They vroted have tl.e same dela] the care, and be litnited by 1t..--Iltery should put the lion trait their neetit Sear, which took-. —.At iespunsi- the nresent imneece, us they the l c iad una t i o u t . i , istt : the pi „,, laeiy from in, A tg,rgent , appointed by Address, I;e wriedri protest igeinsi the measur e — h. , 41 ' country into such a situelauu at that which was suspended way be eupplited. His Hight set the Executive Government in motion. atter the Retentive inter elgonr and foree—.... Honourable Friend had asked by what right i which, the' eare or His Majesty's pervoni and all not want any ?Peng bi.r.o - they could effie th e Great s a w ; sa d he *mild 1 restrictiona•rehlff be legally taken into ceitioideia e tie trusted th a t th- Iliviosu'of L or d s mould 4:iej tell hum that it was oulY the sYrnlssisti ot Pima' l ties. The Chancellor of the Exchequer had opened I attain-t such eoittber calstmltous soccisaiou,,,,, , •.' ---: - s thearts. I his view of irrhat the restrictious ought us Le, but is I prevent the Miniiteri /Moe (tidy inform:jug t k esseld i his (Mr. A te) opinion, neither the Alunareit, s.r the . e. r a i r m tiz d a s n is ti ci o d f ,y i . :-. thi e , Ir vti a tt a is il tes:::!iiiiis tifitvajestniitt'sprohe: da r ma tee ! He geo t. Ought err.; to be restricted. Ile proposed h applied, i that the restriction of the Regent should I .st for and the at.oplieiti suril j•Jsticti its in th, A :d• a ex- ;12 mouths, and (1 weeks, after the sitting of Paoli as weed by the 'Atnendinent.—(lLar, !sir s , pro- I tnent, to give that time foe the consider •urea r The argurueoto 110 his Eight nocour.Ml- t-' ; ' s which the question ; th a t was to say. ,that it should (Mr. Peneonlq) wen: so well oppreci•t,if by ey to again discussed w !tether it should continue i Hight Ifdkrournble tl.ntlemau tui•og), i i (Ise I force or not. exactly the tamer's they would debar be slid not a•tempi to touch ( hen`; ht did /embus i on an Excise Bill—which wen t completely . ev en tenturesto scan them corr. Ti c) w i led Richard l weaken the Prernotire of the Crown,. That let out the Prince of Wol.s to tarts nom Womb' ef their I petit% a restriction on the Peerage wars must el Regeney on the name o f the King and the pet & I returnable, din that Ho use nu mie nof • of Etglemil and Ireland. - was I ghoul.' be lef t uetried ur prev cried front uppodu h . Lo i rd CASTI.FIIFACII 5411, that whatever mesh S at ! the measure. Parliament determined on v tbq were milt join, ....., land I The A Tarnittt Elt•G EN titA I. spoke at some length t tat the neieseity of the case; •sscl seat I T t an: Revohi. ,in favour of th e or i g i na l R em tiolutioNand wrist israr:y of the tw o propose d , t h at of the Chance re f which, I over th e u. or ; 1111 l villa that were ur ge d Ly the Exaliesieer ismt 1114 eillteltalingi. T . ..filawyer. ;be . Chancellor of the Exchequer. something time ft4l from the MN Gentle% Liallessryi‘Lia.'„PnTtiii.r(Llooliiinll dii.)Mf...7.7):Tdi":infirti -or lb/newel* Friend mid, : Sir Samuels. li ttttt the said. that on the greeted that. .._ ....venial' th e House had wished that .h e voted fur the .J.,1 IZesolittiois, lie would he Great Seal '6 odd be pet its a state or ictivit,v ; : the present, and support the Ameixhateut ; fee i that Al . • ' ninon, and he rochl witur e but the Lords refused, h e c oue t h ey as s ert e d that ' told them on the face of it they could not carry ig t omen there never was any official business , •Charles IT. wee King fr o m th e death of CI• lane* I. ; into execution with out applying to the third part o f i meted to His ftlejeety Mirin g that intlauktnati and therefore would not i tit t h e G reat S ea l in oars- ; th e L eg i s l ature . Il e nould ask, what right t ,•.willil his Phosidass *ere exanii..s 51. tau h.... *fission. Ii writhe,' s o act on t o e prioeiplerrof had to interfere. if they could not do it with,. elated it as their opinion lie aka (..• itaLle ~t I . the Revoluerim, they had no right t o address. the I th e assent or theAlaird part, which WWI not ti *drug *pi g ", id Prince of We're. Be an Address they vonferred :in existence, bringMeapacitateell If a tali w The questionbeing loo.lfy called for, no power on him. A n Add ers . might state the W.to pass through boils Howes of Parliameat. they • were. .Iw/en* Bidet - tialritar.. and the c a ,,, wishes of the people, but it was not equal to the l'• had no m eans o f w a ki ng i t ~e 4, 1 . excel*. d el i 'held d on Mr. Poulasby's Resolutioa, elm s kw of the laud. If she Regent required the coil Divine Providence eliould restore Has Majesty iiirPe'ith'si—e a . / firesattuu of she L-Okslature le eetahith his power s Ito his full feculties. His Learned Friend opens. -t" , /r1 at (*lowed th it tee Address did trot confer ite site had . undertook to prove it was Nereemble to /Liam, They would he placrit iss sin extrscudinery dilemma: the Cunstitution, but he hail not given them one The eti ins! Rflistetieu " is then for if the'Rr g ent hall the power vested in bier* single Constitutional argument to support Isis as tenant T g be 110 I resumed, . and P" It led Address, a period moat elapse before the Bill 'Denton, hut grounded it ou the doneness pierce- .sheet! be _5 ee • the quit to t brought llp to-m i nnow (tins pauste, said a fourth Estate ensues. flis Hon. dent 01 . 1798. The greatest objection to slily!, linia, . ft Adtrrned a HALF-rug trout 0 4:Lots. Friend had sleeted another objection, that if not that the Le4rishsture acted without a right, „ , thee eseld direc t t h e G reat S ea l to he put to th e h ilt that they did not boldly say that duty a notd ' Acts oflParlianao I:, they might west it ii, the Regret.; legislate *Alike\ the right. If th e y *thin ascii the list Amy "Noah' consider that it was a tra i t re. , Pcnce o f Wales, they would act ins usanly stain. elltellod; and that necessity did not justify them iii net. The Act of I;e3 taw a very trannelent sp *ohm it arktraril•. in the hands of a Regent.—ln pearance ;it went tothie, the King being derangeid, esuitlishingaC institutional precedent. they *bouts was to appoint au attorney to carry the,agrusrueot luck farther thus the present tune—Net if they into execution. It wasdifferient as so His Majesty's laid doors this dnetrine, they would empower any Courts ;hut if they were carried on larpention, it future Regent to snake an troconstitutional use of I would be too flinch to terry that doctrine into an it. In a choice of dithcalties it was preferable (eget Art of the Legislature. He wished the Chancellor et the reality by a lictioa, them to set tip a plum- of the &chewier had discus se d the penciple of e lpas for the law, reed ovate an authority indepeuel- the preceerlitiv. in rise before he gate it es a pre set of the Legislature. lie should out enlarge I cadent. 'tin. Chancellor of the Exc'-equer *fit an Me peeseirt time on the points of restriction F future day might not have the tirtues of the! Illiabieh were to be proposed, but he would say that present. no more than irught a fattier Priem in sects a case as the present no restrictieso weight of Wiles Itltte 11105* virtues which so eos. .lo take place--the hopes of the Country were fu m y di s ii kife i,h hi. Royal tyi tt a ii „,, w av ed I &id ou it. Prince -of Wales, end the power. if he wish titian to Iteliete that the Members m a t e d is hi m , should be rested in a mintier suited who voted against the Bill of 1; de, were so • on ", the character of the Mute, cod the wishes of rinsed by the recovery of His Alejestf, as t s digs 'The people. • I approve of oil they hart said and Mote beiore ? lh . .I..uni JOCILTX said it was a subject that de. will not contend that it was so, but lie has thrown eggeedet. the strictest scrutiny; they were Placed, out an inueodo to that effect. Ile is us full pus iikereight in a moat alarming situation. and it bee session why the Addless in answer to His Majesty's 1111seedtHera to be explicil, and to cense to s fixed gracious Speech delivered by his Counnisaion. was :• •ass of toe two measures proposed; he voted without a die-outing voice. It was delicacy, agreed with th a t o f th e Ch ance ll or of the it was from a feeling that every loyal- inlay-et r, for a Rill. Il e h a d one o b servat i ou mnst have for their Monarch; they anvil tint to snake . thet u n l ess souse measures should be w oun d hi s f ee l ings as he recovered f ro m a d rea df u l 611 taken to alleviate the 'hellbent of Ireland, the eon- malady. If the two noose; of Parliament have all sequences knight lee moot deplorable. It was true. this power, why do they nut declare 111-Or when war the Government of this isometry was old. but he had been derlarril against this country—why not hoped it would stand. and that it should not be make reprisals ? It was not Lis wish to &tans the suffered to lie inundated or undermiued. .Ile 1 H ouse; b ut the re , trictiums that were propored to trusted that it would not be allowed to go sat to be laid on the Urgent would nut leave kt to his the multitude. that ilstiGoverusent and the Couu- power of refusing his snout to a Bill. Ile con try could do without • King. chided by saying he would certainly vote for the Mr. AOAX—The Right Honourable Gentlemen Aineadment, at the other sole of the House has seed much about The flot.iciTon-GrnaltaL, in a speech of coo restricuous and the care of the Royal Person; they sider.tble length. defended the origrunt Resolution, differ, they are clutinct from the waits question, and said it was the setter thing whethe• the (louse that of providing for the present deficiency in the directed the Prince of 11'Sles or the Lord Chaired- Executive part of the state. 'f hey ar e (pies tons 1 for to affix the Crest Sett to the Act. that most be herealter settled by the Legislature. I Mr. Hoaxes, its • very argiuntirtstive :ikerch, It was to itoelLelasurd to proceed by Bill. it was contended that the stoutest mode of r.-iusialtlig the iusultentr to the fiord Personage .hum they iii... twrregauive of the Croat) goo full vigour was the tended to make Regent ; by Address it would best, 111111 that could only be door bi an Adttre,• to have a d &rent effect, it would sheer that he par j his ILIA highness the Prince of 1t ales. vessel their confidence. There ewes no person who I Mr. ClloKrit said, that Ina Honourable Piienrls would be more happy thin that Royal Prince to proposed that the Lord Chancellor should Nike the restore his Faders to ni. roll riHostioo, the maroon Great Seal for one certain purpose. but the Ho he was tremble to use !lieu ; be declared this .2i noseable Geotleinen opposite proposed to give st rears ago. tool no alteration hurl token piece in his to the Prince of %Vales to adix to any sod as Royal breast ; althou g h, Nothing had been mess- Instruments as he plesself—/.4 /pea t 6, /—•lle souk) !Mused by his Right I lonnitrable Frietist also ask, if thsv o &sulk! hair the Bill • gelid by ran b o J e ?-- ymoved th e amen d ment as to the care of His Ma- o'' litughter., Ile concludes' be stating, that esty's person, but it was Ins inteniints to introduce he would support the original Hewlett ttttt , avv. pro it. The question before them we., whether the posed by Isis Right lieu. Friend the tanukcellor of ; original p roposi t ion on the arnersdoterit should b e • eel Cyst the Eachstpier. - ---.....„ adopted. The Chvoctlloor of the Esrlovipicr stop- Mr. Wittig:tit in---'. The Learned Gentlemanolwtiun !totted Isis revalleriarli ou the sin g le prreetlent of who hag jot Oat d•1*11 Lae gists Of a Moat excel clot, and attempts to prove its merit by the Ad. • lent explanation of this mom delicate tiptoes, — dreg, to His ;Majesty's 'leech havisg passe.l he has made an Act a BM, and tin Addtese an Aet : unanimously. He would rail to the reaullection and he has told you Ora Great Seal m0....1 by to. o f th e How, oho time that that A.I tress was toted : man with hi. usual modes anti° Reel delicacy." i t was of the reco v ery of His Meiesty, when it —After healing the stohjett of precedent as ...vied I , ave seat, a want of feeling end a Want ably Rived by his Right llonots.able Friend of .11.-,0.,..e to hove voted it reherwis,. Rust f (Mr, l'im+Orib"). he would not attempt to follow o'er sisal, whet, the same Nlanst.: • rs erortinued mi ni , f or in tenth he was not abl e , f oe he iii Oilier, they were strenurn.n.ly oppost-d to •I- did hear a subject sa (!aerie elosideted. It roost all th.tr measures. They had heard much WO. however. inipossible for them to shot their obtuat the rohtical rarueiry of the King, lout errs mi what hurl passed : wee at to he folgot that th e very pro:votton of the eit.ottrellor of the ft. Shr-sty nes for +even Ina 4 weelt• mralrle to Evehensu-r would do away with rt for ever. The perfora, the funektore. of his office, and the Minister preeedent of II'S& W•ta one that they never could had dared to keep i • secret, when it hal bee tonvtitatioeally relott, f ur the moment the L uau t h a t Li . life wa s is danger, y ea theChaeicel.orn • Nsw rieZA rut ROYAL. cars Vl-tIARUL,V • TM* imESRIP4G, Dee. At. THE EXII.I. to oi TiMMI.I.4 ALI. TH Wokldnl A N't a tv THE, 11101 Kong., I..Ye Fl'.;l. ‘t; Ute. vi, ALL. NICHT; I, !JUNE:ST Tam Es. BRITISH FEES LONDON, • FRIDAY. Dumas,. The followiug is this &Olefin shop rissesibr St. James'. mother Dte " Ilia Masaarir has passed a red' highs, appears rather better this morning." (Sirecd et Laid.) An Anholt Mail is arrived. The Ex-Kia4 Hou.smn is returned to Paris. Paris Papers to the loth anti 11th h Wien received. Their contents are not The examination of the Phy.iciNot tit-tire trie Select Committee of the Leirtiut Fet•teril Testirday • Caere of Commas Connell WaS bell at Guild hail which an me; numerously attends.] Mr. •tinattLaisi scourged it. the Court, that hie premited the sword mitt d to Lord Coiling. .rod hs the C. net, Ye his widow, Lady Crillio•w•md, who was roach town..., sod g:alihed with lb. i, It acme this Coed enierts , nrd his late Lordslisph eiterkiet. The Curial proceeded to take iota considemilow the Ft , port respeetisig the NUMB, which was gatinds. el by ttr Wairlinsaa, who, after animadverting .puu the mot, coothoded by movior o That the Court atrre with the tam. mines is their nerd t" which was returated tty Vr.llthrl4. Col. bar Jona k. Imre then went into the Ansiness, and declared the whole statement ruotatued is the flopurt unfournird 3fr *Memo, !I cat trh,ift • vrry manly stai leale 1448 c ", vlt.d:mh ., l the tw.. Regiments of ifilitio anal tie (..w.r.:l - et LlC•teasw y, agniest *sterol id the statments 11,•rem coutitivird. A gehelsl elaba:e Owe took place, is obitle Mr. Woe.' Mr. S. pinion. ARA screr..l other Gesilesies, toot a mot lc., ties part, till .er:Gek. situ Mr MAwyaa Above 4. " rwit ibis Court cite , rrs TSe inestton ticsag pot, lie Loan IN/IVO* Jorl,r 4 rheum, 1,. bp carried to 11w aftis gingiva; toot •durisegs be. nit 4..nanßod inus it/Ale . liens oppearcil—• Abirva.r. t Al.ler owe a CoNNIIIWORSS . 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P, why ..4 WHITE, -, t tl•;.t . there Sre th7;e i p t receilentii , ta , or t liicit o ; ..: - tl r e o o . te n, o t T h_ e y es ; i t i ie in m o se ns iv ar s res ,o te u d id the longerpseer e u x T ist t . loe lisp% tehgeivE:rzeccliotiveoryerlliadelitllthir, tfrime re y, h.; e wl " -I Y . r i i l9 l: "l d d d itr u 'e ty fcr“ f re th e vul l e lo l u li s e dt , dl t l L t e. ‘ll4t U i rll t P lO s p l r L - ci* nd is • liter 1a.,,0.: he present case by analogy, and one tide for the eafety of the Kiug. and to gnard the Irs the r.eiiii.ollierirreklAtoixAt t ovheatesewaililMltt ithern the tantraey ; aw l ,e sto • rai • 0 h e cts-ectly. He grouted, that it might be expedi- . rights. ef t gip, e i s llahoold ha elertie Mahe I - abilitfint tr was' hereto,' jo t Impart ; the i ;newer, he was battle tit he agate • sr e d.ed out I, re f er to , inn,. more distant torecedente, I lost olgj '.„ isigould Allgood to it. eateseallair - titufflite of tfht dac, a . ti risk, kellixed-the battle malady. As has men h, ,', wi its th e nbeence of one noire immediate cud ,dll- clot icy were ioteruail with power Ittlatreu e f - Seat ter e44;itijifiema • iLopr i s peCiAdielit. oust con fi dence was posh put in s - u 6 : 1 7 0 , A ti k , in-ea...it eirceintatances.. lee to the emergency. iu alsielistialy were pieced ;a . - end th e D u ke of Gloucester wee oppuri s ted by. la *lie year 'lBOl he was also eel t . r. cat : hut, under the $ , i i,l f ee t imuself justified iii prom:Pang to -the they should one twat power.gerseopueiy , for. lw we them Regent, with the full powers of royalty .- , one tossemiseble. accord on t o Ito, _pie us. Heuer, th et they should act upon that which was do:ii.; the d y woulel exercia it nightly. ... • The precedent of i7-..3 ought uot to be followed, Mr. ( W. bad of fit s m o j„T i . e 4er .• "I." nes, that I. nesreot to the period i n w hi c h they stood , ant i Lord Comma differed bum his Right lion. for if they told the Lend Chnitceller to affix the lea state to beenabled to traufact basm eis .y. spew:able in ail it. parts tr. the important question Frif rid ( 1 1r. P.) in hi. view of the qoestion. The • Great 'Reel for the pur;sose of eppoilitioga liedem , Royal Authority was no t suspenied. I. ai • r which was ea...lrr their considerietioo. Of the two Constitution loeked to the Eftates of the !trains in cy. what wee there that they might nut order him the mouse itherame the doze of th e 4 " i peri o ds to which ynor attendee hair been directed, the preseut crisis. Legislation most he coin- to affix it to? It was 4 proceeiliog thaq . did not Imre , te choose the & teeni e r. . At 11 ..7 i f i s the first is that of Charles the Second. The plate before they could proceed , loud when the tommence on fair %rounds. Vt'lia outler/reed the reseed entire's/ on the 13 19 or . 17134, lie was d i object ill thst case was to restore an exiled Mo- Royal Authority. seffered a temporary suspension, t calling of l'irliattiesit ? %Viet provided for the lite- ..him to look at it as it e e t ste i ; it wet a seven i starch ; end though he would trot assert , that it the Estates should act on the utomeity of the tine I gnacy, bot theloir 41LullSte of Parlieuut? And not cosupPetr, sod not acted given, %Wt, w as tot a lly inapplicabl e in all points , yet when it -not arrogating the power, but providing • remedy I hew night %beim do it ?-hy Ad•lfebs. without in- -, Cot oblige -them• at that d ay to st e e l , wt', applicable, it mulct be by inference. There the curtaiu ..4I hell 11 to supply it-they should act sip Co the sweeten ) , of I terfering with (lie Gee i' Seel ; for their Revolu-.1 fruit.. They noted bate else same 4 . SI MIA here aro ogles withheid which they were cell e d the c..ne, and be limited by it.--Ilitry should pot the lion era. their Geetit 'Sear, which took off itesweinsi- i the errant' imunice, cut they had t o ins , 0! 4 1 IlitioreOf Lords e mild upon to adjud.cite ;no wrong to be r e dr es s e d, b u t cou n try into such a Bitumens 44 that the sewer ;alit). from ill. A *type, appointed Icy Address , I lie wtfasid pnitest ignite's' the measure- Is• e f an accidental defile soy to he remedied, no in u r ing - which well 'suspended Isiay be bop/died. His Hight set the Executive Govcroment lii motion. atter i the Retrofire totteliill vlgonr and foree-.,.. tio.l to he repelled, hut • legitimate Officer to be sp. honourable Fritts(' lied asked by what right i whirl', the' lire of Its lltejesty's per-on and all ' Stet wets' any ?Peng brrai - pointed, to adiaileister those fat:tumid' which are no- they could effix the Great Seed ; and he *bald I reurictionicmilA be legally t a ken into samoidente 1 tie trusted that th.. Ile fartuntely eusspeuded, Tim next period of One tell him that it was only tho symbolof a power amt. The Chancellor of the Exchequer had aliened I aetain•4 such ameba. calamitous oceissiou, . is • hiatus, to which your attention h i e be en dir e ct e d. conferred by them, and they might use the um- I his view of iorhat the restrictioiss ought us I.e, but is i prevent tire Miniltfri Thins only i n f orm .,, e i The defficillty adtt fr aiii.l was hi tgv Bill prop is that of the Revolution ; end here the analogy bol if they could cod e r the power. He weeld i hi s Cdr. A 1 ,4 opinion, neither the Alunarcii. e.r the ; tiartizana of rye vttate ortits Slajest e ' s f; , and the et.stplieirt wird justirti was in th.. A ;,1 splicers mot- feud than is the precedi ng one. point out the only case to which the doctrines ! Regent. ought ere; to be restricted. Ile proposed Was the tett cat at that tine to create 4 temporary advanced by his Right Honourable Funs i applied, i that the restriction of the Regent should I out for Power ? Has it to afford to she Nlotterch e power and that ars is, ease th e h er o f oeccess i on was ex . ; 12 mon th s , nod 6 we e k s , after the bitting of Parli as merest by the 'AmenelineeL-(ifeer, I.ne I of returning to the Tn r u ne ? tVas it nog. naive tinct-the authority w etd e then retort' to the pro- I meta, to give Chit time for the coneuler 'Leo n . Th e argunie ts t e o lon Right flinourzhle to nen . h au n t ,. %g u ns t h at re i„„ ?t o po i a ide, and Adflieog wig the ow e mode by which the question ; that was to say, ,that it should (Mr. l'hormill)vert en we a lsoo . e ,, t „ l hy •f fact. the *ply part of their proceedings which 'they al KI proceed. . appear e . eatr ao rd sour y g o again discussed whether it ..hottlel continue i 1 Hight lidnournlde Oi.ntleitio u (Mt. C. ni.a. g l ), r Were up thealillet lea the present case , ( iced that hillt that hitlitin. fringl ehesold, ref er t o gh e I fo rce or no g. ex:ic il y th e some*, t h ey w ou ld debu t he did not astempt to touch them ;he did i ember by infeitinee than direct •-telogy) wee t h at ' Revolotiog e ler if he underatood the Cossveution ,on an Excise Bill-which went compl e t e ly , even tenture•to ?man them o%er. Ti 0 ) edled I Addloir which the Cinnunnis offered the Crows,. by Act kb:Ai r It !pre Nautili him. Sir Richard I weaken the Prerig.Vive of the Crowe. That its out the Prince of %Vohs to i l l:. Open 11;111Self I ress, without the a ffi xing of die Greet Seal. Te qlld tiad others ha markt 1 the ground of their I peatig • restrictioli on the Peerage win must ol . Reireney on the name of the litiqt and the lee i I. leas been said, that they acted tint in tem . /times Print Ile thin time; and Sir Robert Saeryer I yectionable, and in that House iiu elfin" of h' 'of England and Ireland. t 1 name; hilt he was 4 4.k , how they otitis , du bed On ir di petiuliar etreugth that the. Kin g w as I Aleut.' be left untried or great cried front upposiu . Lord CASTLAIIFACII 3.111, that whatever in I otherwise ? flo - eaglet • hey art in the Kau d is lied.. agd that there were 110 means of getting at , the measure. , Parliaineut determined on. they were only jilllti mune s w ,err ese K..,01 Autisolity was O k la:need ? . the Parlia t grot. It w a s pi o ns that those who ►tied I The ATTURNET-GENtitAL spoke at some length i let the neeewity of the case.' sod om hy l aw: i 111,w e ii'd the's. silk. Coe Great Seel, when it' ass proceeded by Addis... at the period of the Knish'. ,in favour ()film original heaolutioti, •11 iiii,. event ter:ll:y !Of the tiro proposed, that of the Cheiteellru et 1 isr lyweyr its their pywayewirm, idyll, io het, it wield the !ion , did in fruits the necessity of the case , which, I over the sate.. me; 1111 l ettis that were urged by the i Exclierpier 'vet Mir egibrolsation, Ti.,. moment at the bonen, of the .11131 are!-i-i'Mer , ,Nemr..)-. to use tly words a Sir Rabertaawyer, should be . Chancellor of the Exchequer. t soinetlitu t z Dist MI from the flan. Gent Oa the eis de. ha thorieht. that tionsih h i thr eiggamitaggeg no precedent. His Iluuourehle Friend had easel, 1 Sir &smut': It ttttt the said, that on the trusted 1 * 11 " •Pesii . lest relative to 11 16ifhli-tete . ticin of of the ueeelotwo a remakes ss oat to be repeated, there • • ' ate b miptiestile, yet it smote bream that at the stx*-I't viola toe mum had worsen that h e voted fur the ~,..i Ur he wan k' tM. eat In tent -he (Lon, C.) funned a part I way be nriacseles a ► ere the Haase to cuestas. , these isrieriphs. lief ore they acted th e Great Seal sli mild be pet no a state of activity • ; : the present, awl support the Asnendisteut ; fee. i ? lien Al. • strata*, and he i . oulil teutur e ' s opa . thre e It hes brew someerrieel try the Hue Ilost. (Ste hut the Lord . !eluvial. *cone they asserted that 'told them on the face of it 111,1 could not curry ig it art there never was any official bushing I, le se elett) that if one ambevity cab ibtelleac llbe•best Charles 11. Wall Ki from the death of Charles I. ' into executiou withsut applying to the third tar s 0 / i euted to Ha filejeety durin g that totlistoio• 1 elAil ! L. ' r,,...l l ",_f•,.,lffs•'4lo peep 0 "e" d theot f would t tG Gres li -' ... ‘ , m .. et an e orell t U the mu ea a mon the Legislature. Ile %mold ask, what right t ,• , milit hie Munich* erre ease:kik.' il. sib,./ 1 :4 1 1,74 1 1;;;;;.„ , - -- yo „„ ) ;,, th i rw 74 - i i i,;,: a 7 se t nitine suission. If. hey wislitel to act on the prierriplea•of had to interfere, if they could not du it esthete •', Anted It as Ilea , opildou lie was i•••11.4I.le ,„ t • e . beureass thineenstestimkthieweelmahletimerwassentollete. the Reroluerssu. they heel to right to addrelsts the I the assent a the . third pert, which was not 11 aftetoughlinqame, ta tiotedw e e is slinembosimilwapotail esepowereaseestestb t p r i nce o f tt• a i es , B e ~,, gdd re ,„ t h o y .unferred 1 , in existence, bsiing iuesspecitaleill If a Cali w The questint being Inielly called for, m a p. PIO HIS= 4 001 ta re".. 1140 . ibt.i l l. " °lb , loss . no power on him. An Addr ess mi g ht state the trio pass *rough boils Houses of Peritoneal. they k • w er e • •*Wen* ee'sfettogros.r.• avid the t'sia ' *nest se ell•ie• 4 l'•• said I'm de . gr n e•• l4 •6" wiebester the pro . Ir k hut it was not equal to the i" had no morns of tuakiu the ... ' I i al P b•' R I . 1 int Kit 'n 4, 1. „ moot g , s.itt. ton r. omens y s eso tutor, aor s , . adopted :42. Lewd Rape sea Comma Commit, , sane be . „ 6 , 1 , i i,,,, yr .„ s h eo hi s mi tient e „, „,,1„,, 14W of the laud. If the Regent required the collie I Divine Providence should restore Hats klejesty / el'Pe"*""r, I v ti t i tModlintlie caner el Aldoweirs se tattle In liar', firmsatiou of the 1..-s.bilatiore to rotaloith his power s ; • ,to his full &collies. His Learawd Friend opfm. , A)" re 1.17 Mews; lle awl °Viet i'lri" thew la teen* Weeweelefe 11Weent :it (*lowed th it the Address did out confer O s ! site had . undertook to prove it was egreotable to • " 11 A; „ ellcir iilliti!llbutts. i" order to IN‘ ." 1116 " " " 1 " 1 "" Th .NI I Jac -,: • td'. d I ' .Constitution , h had given them 6 ' " i " ./ -is et• emu nip to nit ex rem solar i retina. I the but enot WM nee The Original laid Re _ rete . the Lori melee and Comm .i. Curtail is thew deliberations. f . f 1 . I 1 i on was then earnest 4...11 the ii DM referred l e th e 'mo t of the u en is ost „... or' tse Regent hsil the purser treated in hiltrill t single Constitutional argument to support his a s- tonne ? he 11 j d e mine retame , mid the Report • they Mudd Ltd that they had thee mud mom e had o s s e, Address, a period most elapse before the Rlll i oertion, hut grounded it ou the deugerwis puce - , I ,__.". ih s , we• am , p rop e w e. Tile s mime alias the Priem if penises. aad a fourth Estate ensues. flit flat. I, dent or 178. The greatest objection to whirls was, ort even to be brought ltill to-morrow (this da i Oriole to take woes libaself the regal pewee tient for Chu. Veinal hod stowed another objection, that if not that the Legislature *end without a right, , Adiottrned at a aidr-oarry Fulfil O'CLOta. i sesitio• thirtionem cone be washed . The, ge•ggiga thee esold direct the Great Se a l iv be pot to the ' lent that they did met I Idif ifs that tiery mid .4-.. ----- MO to issue his units rag nig dial err that Partia- - .... a. .- se .• .. rvitw TolA PRI' ROVil„ L'OYSVI-OARR,'..v Rent; and chinch those steps MI. 14 r4 44 .44 , Y. 4 •4 here- Artier rarlianie I:, they inizlit vest it in the serge-re; . l eg i s l ate with o.u l t th e right. If they suldr. seed tie , • Tula rttEStr•Gr e Dee. et. THE EX11.1: to •ki Rue expedient. they were mums to be followed without tbe but Ahoy rhombi enosider that it was a trust re. Et a finer of Wules, they would act ins untidy iscaml„ T ill be 11464 ALI. Ting MURIA/II A NT.V.:: i moon Mutton: thme •atiii be sr Inept awe sf sip- posed; sad that necessity did no t jo,tify the m its ' D m 'The Act of I;e3 had a eery treadmill s : d r i , • 411R4111a ROYAL, IYeFf'.4. plied aithost an ade q uat e ... ens u e Th e Haas e shmilml plating it adute ar d... its t h e h an d, fit „ iteg en t,-I n I pearance ;it dent to this the King bein g d er e l .. THIS EVENING, Dec. ;it, I.ll' ALL NICHT; deliberate lose bawl. lamp odapt..l IREgrlllerW whiCh 1 emablishing eC esstitortioual precedent. they *mild • was to appoi n t tin oteo w e e t o c a rt e th e t ee re m emo rt which •Ut he * 4 • 1 •1 1 . HUN EAT THIEVES. sheet Italy be resume ie in the lost extremely. The,. ,• . -• , •vi • .11.................._____ A o wed b .,,... ( . um the , rnrksi , kumnr , a tfr. leek farther thou the present tune-het if they into execution. It tvasdifferent as to His Majesty's ei . e . s . , ..,„.„,„...e.,.... •,. 5 ..• ..., -- . 7 .,,,,.,..„ - - • gm% e g o , siwyr e p a a a b ut .iii, effeee), how thee laid done this dectrin e . they would empower soy i Courts ;lint if they acre carried on lirpelition. it - .1. .11. kr _f:5151 . 14.7111 IfliZ S - ewawreed .. their wears medic*. Into their .180, Went" future Regent to make an unconftitunienil use of I would Ive tots much to terry that docume into an 1 --*---... -•-••••.--..---..- --- ' . • - - /bey bag a Par, _lmetref 6011, !ve'i 111 " 1.11 " 1 "" 44 . 4 _,__ _ • m". t,hr it. In a choice of dithcelties it was preferable toilet ' Art of the Leinslature He wished the Cha Chancellor - .1' maintiou, time reassiseillur flair esallewsnanall, Was IN, _._ ~.. . .. 1 LosiDoN . , t i which they repekt owes r e Megan with sa e at ille reality by a bin*, tuns to set up • porn- ,of the Excites:pier had di s cussed the presiciple ol d im mot "ohs Cs.* , a , ~, la m , ne e unit tom for %tattoo. arid emote ao authority indemeud- ' 1 the procreator's'. in 1748 befOre* gate it es a pre- , es. Gentleman (tie Wesomato) a his speech, spissehd not of the Legislature. fie should nut enlarge , c e m en t, p re . FRIDAY. Dectueettil• The Chancellor of the lixe:'-eqsser of a i , ~'„„, , .. ...* sod blesti""" "it "l• 1 " 11 "*"""I illf• olthlfg": itit t h at peesent time on the !snide of restrectron future day might not here the iirtues of the i The foliowiug is um nolieunsbasei yiketeeday parimos.l and volitisalleraresessy. lie had eapothardwait ~,,,,h teh were i n b e prooteied, but he would way dud ' r tiara c I' •ISt J 'l' I • AI 1 pressen .no more taught a .sitkire . rinse . antes li 0 ewe.- uem hos:di, and ma it Mow variant palms at Asir bit . attar jasOub the utmost enemies te *a amino be tred to torch a case as the presto" no vestrietios weg ht !of W a l es h ase 'h oist iotues w h ic h ape Brat- 1 n IgiorleorCellig. Dee ~!". a d mitko d„ b e ..„ ü b t o w l co el ese e f rom th e m d m , to take place--the hopes of the Country were nea tl y di s ti ngu i i h t his K ey ,' fli tt b ni ,„, wnold " His ALLIESTY has passed a red" bight, 1.• we were placed to a skirmish and delicate 2444600 m Load OU th e Primacy -of %Vales, end the power. if he wish thin& to le-liree that the Menthols appears rather better this morning." sod It erineitsCl to he remodered bow w e . wemea amiert is hi m , sh ou ld be rested in 4 Rummer suited I who voted against the Bill of ii - dO, were so ion. (sie,„,/ ~,e . ..., oatricirre ourselette ; Iv ,. it.,...„1,3,1, lad yam .aid :UM, character of thee 'sneer, cod th e wishes of ! rinced by the recovery of Ilia .tiajeslj , as t i dig. -..=._.1.- .-....--.......... of the Revolutions., mut of dm onseinsof petese s ed. Ibe people. H approve of oil they hail said and dime beitera ? Ile -11-0.. ...111. Is err vei. The Ex-Isiah An it b It n I j a gs utopi as ! a t that period t hue they gig o t b e Laird JecaLTx said it was a subject that tie . I will not contend 'het it was so, but he has thrown II - ssULLAMID in returned to Paris. aware, thiat though we slow Inched . Lack - to that etteadost . the strictest scrutiny ; they were placed , out an inuendo to that effect. Ile is on full pen Pavia Pa to the Nth and 11th tosfon her. period Ugh edmirstion. as the ant of our "b un t that night i n a most m orn i ng situation, a n d it be. session why the Aslelfesi in answer to His Majesty's brats received. Their contents are ant in. oi,ri.int. rewinention. to o ina t we 0 ,„,i cur deceit tight., lanced tHria to be explicit, and to come to a fixed gracinos Speech delivered by his Comonissiou. wall The examination of the Physiciaus 1..1 ire ise oily 'host cherished privileges, at et that petiod detellatioebou of tire tau measures proposed: he voted a dhow • die-euting %Lice It eee delse . Seise ''• • sole e. -- ----- ---err is saesnunttee of the I.nriis chord yr•terd it. dine was • keg and seduenis struggl e fee' the certainly agreed with that of the Chancello r of the it WAS from a feeling thet every loyal- sub,- CC Yesterday a Court el Comma.. Commit was bell at Cuil.l- - o f t h en e goo g an d p rim a ries . so d Eacherprer, for a Hill. Ile had one obiervatiou ninst have for their Monarch; they would art hail which was err; usisseruusly attended we were Indebted for them to a majority a.f sue! to make, dist uuless souse measures should be wound his feeling. ale Ike recuvered from a dreadful Ili cthat be hat r. it •rusemLatst reported to. the Curet,. ,i......,, i It was ntainteiued by severe l weenbeto et diateaue. taken to alleviate the shunt* of Ireland, the con- malady. If the. two [loose; of Parliameeit have all r h ' i t s .te ' d ill. avast wuta iO ho in id Z d ir C h a o i ll i as "°d inae h h iol l ; t we'• a ; that King James hart Dot abdicated, but was de. anqUericcf knight he insist deplorable. it wet true. thir power, why do they o u t declare wet when War m a giatin e d W2the hib ic l w e min this Court eointa,resi hinged, lied the aPtudatutellt or a Regcut w as pro . the Government of thi s country was old, but lie had /teen declared against this country-why kis late Lordship readmit. posed. The Right Hoomirable Gendsioni wide* hoped it would stand. sod that it should not be make reprisals ?It was not his wish to details the The Evart proceeded to sate iota considermlom the E . e : the the Httuse should puma' by adders*. suffered to be inundated or undermiued. ' lie House ; hut the re•trietiutes that were proposed l° I pert reel / teeth's die Lod, Witt* 'hie,. was ni t rid e s 01 . but he had by ass memo satisfied his mo n d • -rented that it would foal be allowed to go out to h e laid o n th e 'R egent wou ld nut l eave it se I s i s b , Mr wa l ' ;: " :::: " . ".- Pat er ;;Tic'oa d ."rl,l::47, eke Cow. t 4„, it ~,,a , a p ,„„,„„,,, ea ,„„. If t h ere „„, the multitude. that tholGovernment and the Couu- power of refusiimg hie &smut to a Bill. Ile eon- I mitosis their Itepe r rt ; " which was receeated by Dr. tahrl4. need a right in the Prince of Wages to the 8 A .. 1 try could do withoot • King. chided by saying he would certainly vote for the Col. liar Jost ti _. rare then west bats the hosiorw, sad sey, the * was precisely tusgavved by Mr. ADAK-The Right Honourable Gewilensan A ineadmeitt. I declared the whole stoteuseet routained a the Itaparil• he dm orguinent ll , 4l 2Tees it be contended that a at the other stele of the Rouse has amid much about The So/AMOR-GENERAL. in a speech or goo- , un A ) ,:". l ',', ^ , 1 ,. .„,.. • irately s Sl e a4lbese• necessity exints, and hi that case he could not con. restricuous cud the care of the Royal Person; they sidershle length, defended the original Resolution, I , tod ,..,.. dthe ir '„.., rt.:„;;;„7. 6v r"T ht ,c,,, .....1 ei e oe.s.i crime • better merle of proceeding than that differ. they are distinct from the main question, and Slid it was the seine thing witellbe• %Ise (loose i ' ewe ,. et Le e t e . awy , sysiast sarrral of the stateownit adopted in t7M. If th..y looked f or a ueh or i ty , that of prusiding for the present deficiency in the i directed the Pri nce o f %%• a l es or the Lord Chancel- I : t.terem routaiard. they h o d that of th e Parisainem who attuutusu e ll t o, Executive. part of the s t ate . They are slues lone 1 for to alit the Great Seel to the Act. i A gem.hal debate tiers took place, la which Mr. Wog s , Mr. S. Maim and erieral *thee Geastenuest tout a men It- o w l if no cour se e au h e propo s ed spi n al whi c h that omit be herealter settled he the Legislature. I Mr, Honors, i .11 • very arguinnitative !perm, ' e ft . ; part, till' a l, ms .iv ker:oek. whew ' oliectious may out be made. it is to pernoe'pre- It WWI its Steal lisemed to p r oce e d by gill, it w as conte n d e d that th e shortest moult. or r..io.i.iTog the s die u tteween morel, .. nun this Court deal 'ale - ardent then to be lam amidst conflicting authroritieir. iusuloing to the Roy,' Per.unage a y tiny contended prerogative of die Crowe In full viewer wae the ; She to e . bai l A nt, the LORD Maven .I•rlar it ....A. to the restrictions which it was in content. tended to make Rogent ; by Address it would I best. mind that could only be stout bv an Addre.a to ; tbe wne 1 '....' b . e 'r"" "• ti ` c - alliganii " • bet •dires ' ••o he- platten to impose. that which claimed his first at- haver d &rent effect, it won:.' *hew that he pee- ' I his Hoye! Hiehuess the Prise. of ti alma . , na r 4-mannws sad rested. teems ail l asecal-•• auw I Aldermen tt ... 4 tentless WAS the proper guardianship of His M. gess& their confidence. There wee no person who I Mr. CItOKS.III said, that 1114 Honourable Fiienrls I , C l. s i seariessers ab tmanauu.re . teey's 'serum; and on doss 'abject, whatever tipsy would be more happy thin that Royal Prince to ; proposed that the Lord Chancellor should elite the ' Te;ter. • • 'relates ..... .... t. •• b e the provolone adopted. he trusted there,could restore hi, Fidler to air hill finictinin the moineut Great Seed for one certain warp..., b u t th e H o . I , -• be but one ennui* feeling. With temect to th e he was fil i al& to epee Iller:11; lee declared this 'ai i imoaralde fiesitleinen app de nt e prOposeill to l ove it i F.' si'' ‘ e g ab n • •••• 6 i Fee the Allellatile.•... " 0 , 1 , e , mier i rt i„,, hi s 0p .„,,„ „,,,. that M I woo l s ' b e years ago. mud no alteration had taken Inge in his I . to the Nit.... of %Vales to affix to ails' mild as mane I 31.1.6 i a soNjority ..flive a 4 siost tkeraereint• ag . I Ale It • i Foto a s rhea r.urined tic de me . a wiser to roofer li. power on the Regent isithemit Royal breast ; although walling had beim mess- ; instruments as he I eel / • - p leased.- au: •-/ ad enfi. i-• tie emote! t u*.k.ck like Cm.ori amend/ma, atoarament of dal *PIS an ,. lis,,,itatimm o 11'hat this Hight Hots. Gentle man lismell by his Right I binnitrable Friend . she , able,if thec i.ould hos e th e Bat a toe d twool,oj r ?.-. 1 when rinse appeared sowlerity due Um *time of 13, hed sumo) was war n th e i r o t trfi ti m , b u t t h ey were moved the amendment it to the Cure of Ilia Ma- ' (0' ' firsighrer., Ile coiscluded be rusts •i I '----- - - .••• ' - ------11. " - ' .-:-. lig. II at PalEti OF STQCIiII YKIITINtumIi. bound to folio, what was applicable o t ily . F ar irsty•• pee s o n , but it was Ins itotentinis to introduce he would support the origissal Resuiot ..... ,ws pro. s pi•r Cent Reduced SLI from ells pprovi.g of the adjeuensne u h s which had it. The spiritism before them ors., whether the posed Ily Isis ilsght liou. Friend the Cnolicelluir of A i.e. Ceat all t sleets place, he applaash o l awl commended thine original proposition on the amossitinent flioidel Ise I the Exchequer. • • Lime•Amismitiee ....... ••• l: delays, e• eesimerf in " 1 " di lira*. and important adopted. 'The Chancellor of the Exch.-spier at I Mr. %Vitt tea/ in ---.s The Learned G•ostlertion it a'" l6 " Insets Elnnds 4 ,i4SOCtUrrr if no efe 'Amen? ....'re Wetly to itsittrd his resolotimi ou the .41 4 1 e prreerlesit of ; who 11.44 joke sat d 3 3 ,11 We gi/tll 111 3 Usual encell•• Cr.,. firma further del l , I7i. would rernosonewl 0. I:04, and affinities to prove its merit by the Ad- : lent explanation rel this most delicate tufo r i P.v.hrga , r aids . 7 g MI L Enenh Lottery Ticket 5......... ... g .1. II& H. wieh...l to l ootract, ... long a. tou'il lie dour drew to Ilia itlajnoty's 'leech havieg passed It has made an Act a MIL end an Addiese an ..11 ;flit I Groom tor s on-ins -or!, web the iWely of Om comisre, the wisuiinumly. He would rill to the reeollecttois and he his told Von of *Gr eat s e m mine d i ss , ~,, T. mut, dwelt WA.' johinful boar which was to oh legate to wort' hands of the Hour Ole time that that Ail Iress waa toted ; man with his usual tuodesatioo mid delicacy " s. Coruna, earl th Cloorte i t_.o:•• • o a t power which Ind heen •n frig ( opol as !sena., it was nn the recovery of His Instieny. whets ii -After healing the toilijett of precedent - iso . 31 -- - - MATS. email, erlinhoieteiml. Al the pa. lir: restriettons wei..!•l laser s'irith a want of feeling anti a want I ably argued by his Right Illonessiehle Friend ' Yesterday, lirilliess. the ?mellow " 4 4g .... "1r. j• " 4" ...null ~,,ei.,,,,0,,,,p1.1 , ....e re le lee ,i,.,„,,i a oii,zi.io, to Italie voted it eeherwiee. II t (NI P h 1 14 I , .ne is i r. on• 011 ) . e won 41 not attempt to t a ll ow Reekhos. or New ltArla•Webe r amid as, a ''''' - 1•111 ". Isere mflar. lit w mid sae ad I soy thong t.. whet he of , er that. when the fame Nlkierst;rs ceeitinoed gi n e, her ire troth he wls not able, for he .... _, -- h i d elesiervetl. lle hint st o ked t,iss fr. e A wl welble9. lle Oilier , th.l . were strennoiisly oppow-d sit al- Mil hear a subject ea clearly elosad e t e d. It ll * loli W - ATILS. '- ift - itt OAT - - Ai' LONDON IMIDOI• wid e,aeiews; he nod not eoinkrioned ash any man roost all thi.r . measure.. They had heard much 11•11 , howeter. imeostible fort hesu to shot their St is • use f ego. 417 anti eller g• or set of men : it was his rosiirtikeri s that they obeetit the rolitical icsiiteity or the King. hut eyes me ohs' her! paned : was at to he fo et that ' - um' MM . * ''''' 9 ----. 'thole., orre•eret sy 1'...: path ' , mi n e d out so oh o or .. th e v e ry pro...oni to ., o f t h e esesne e it ur of the Ms Mejestv no. her fevers Ina.; weeks is i o g able to LtINDON i-Prionst end Published at the Hate, N. in , r..1 , ..t pi 1701/I - met that tat true enter...y free fowl Eiteherimer +mild do away with it fur ever. The p er fo ros th e f sese i tots . o f hi s og ee „„. 1 the bgin,,,,„ XLawl; w•tenr A .;,, lrtiarraftall. ars meromfr e l""i tt 1' . 4 , te" oii,ina, but that!: ~ .1% safer, sail .turra•ase the putceileot of 1759 was one that they never relblei had dared to keep it a reb..wh iew it h tr ftli m e i '; to "' ha " ---C. "I " - -.. s * . has lees WHIT' , \ mi. 'll - . Sgyr-" analogies iti ih.! le •.. ar_a *ere diatast cod fer:td. cunetitutiorally oviout i fur the moment the linos u that Ina I.fe woo is dange r . yes thech s ucel, or - 41 " . " -"*. - " " ter •••4 •• • . Pahl...lwo • , r e sole that diglit. diet it was 11, c Marc of Coalitions arrested the pow e r o f t h e o f the E.cll r the House o f Cs, iiiii curs to pro- Crown, th-y thematic-4 could nu longer exist.— @pertly r e c, yof the King. and to gilded the lti the reqn yillitori . Is lop goijr pi tgeb 4 a Isewailsllol6 them I . 104,0, lishoele he . thy tils•4it I - rilholiffthit re washereeli jip t ; A swan ; th e 1 oreuver, he ,tilioultl atitusd to it, e.ottebillar -: 6i4l l lhr of tight day, a . tirisk, staxeck.tbe same melee ern intesuad wills power stleepiu e t - Sent to . o communal, iLopeti Peclisment, •Itel nacho • iu rehifliskissi were placed ; a . - and the Duke of taOtletater W 44 apport t teel by. le *lie yea that power teriesousiy. for, ly so them Regent, with Ike full powers of royalty.— , -wee Hum* exercise it roglitly. ••• • The precedent of J;-. , 3 ousht uot to he followed, (Mr. W., It differed fauns his Hight lion. for if they told the Loud Chnitceller to afix the re s stale fa in his view of' the erasion. The Greet lest for the pur;iose of spin:Mures. Ream- , ittalal Auld led to Use Ertates of the Realm iii cr. what was there that they might nut or d er h im the 'memo • _ . conferred by them. and they might use them bol if they could confer the power. lie NO point out the only cage to which the doetri advwliced by his Right llonourahle Frien i appit and that was in case the hue of seccessuns was I tinct—the authority se itd e then retorts to the p pie, and t i dfkee. *so the oto, anode by wti k thq., ~,,, promid. . .proems. e.t.ord....ury hint that hi lion. Friend eihowid. refer iw i itinobitiog (kr if he understood the Conventi Act . t,glitly, it *ire souse hist. Sir Rich Telppitaitaid others hid markt I the ground of th trot a vip . ,“ that ties; and Sir Robert Sett; bed 01 "kilo. pevulisr strength that the. King i lied.. aid that then: were no weans of getting . the Parliament. It ries Oath that those who ti proceeded by Additas at the period of the Reno tiun. did su (row the necessity of the case, whit to use thy wools of Sir itebertaawyer. should no preceding. His Illuuoisrablie Friend had as that at the Itegoritiea th e Ho use h a d wished ii ... may be orieciples wile b are miptimede, yet it went" become the Howse re vomiter these prinmphe before they limed Von them It bus twee Meted by the Hu. not (S" l• Unto l) that if owe anabonty was ioneetwitc ilbeiret made et re. instating it worghlbe, sender the tremeisisgiose- tire; sod thee. is ceder le rustles the fireensgsgemiebeauch 4 yhalmistegnii, yea aleinieposisee by incapettintlig every Unitas Us nem to Howe Own nasimaliielinotee eetothis. TeatASV it aim witheftitt that !wail evapewer Is is we Tlie liii.Uts desire pleat Miami the *Mk ofthe "go. titsm em iii Mee, see has laid ,as of poireedings nialited ty . 2 . Lord Slayer soil Gmm. Comic*, stet lee w that yes sitogia abdicate vier 404 .. !t a ll imiffir wish the Cowart of Aleseisse le Mirlt In line Mat Ote la might adries the. la mta eleetuerlele raw i their mesifflisets, in ureter to pre -an than tie gramiete the tort Mayer and Comm .oi Cunard to thew itelsberstione. .If the Home referred Is the pence el the ffenduitiets, Hwy *nide Lid that they had thee acted owe atedately thas woe sow proposed. They ealkel 'mos the Prima if Oninge to tote epee liimaelf the regal power instil the Cr.. 'lianas Par , ianient come b aseepthkd. The, miviora tits to issue Li; arils for the atallalblittat rif that Parlia- ment: and though these amps MO OrCe 4 ParY • ad there- in., expedient, they wee not to be followed wellimet the moist mutton : thiy •aiiiii be me logger else of ap ;Algol silliest an adequate sietcsagy The Hems await echberate lose Wort they *dopy(' ategoares which Bleed Italy ha resorted la is the het extremity. The. 0001 beware (to see the 'airtime largess. of 'Mr. Pkti obe sear yobs bat with effort), Imo thee ' eaggange .. their Wallas medicine Mao their deft Wait" 'bey bad • Perliminit toll, ism, awilasisharldee, owe the p re ,manias, that rastainie fur their regaidengies, was A.' loy whirl !bey waste banal r _t• *seine witb the tint were to, fax giathmed e, ci biesce.cla g git u lh a t br• Gewillt•war Orr ltoestieht) ai to• speech, sod liaisieom as t mis, bai eeetteldtd Ms 11044107 4 : yeetowel and patinae! lacapecity. Ho Ind eapatiallat tail eared ki4318, aka pat it baboviviegs psis% of inn bit atter pi)ing the utmost attastlana to its terns be bid tifftlimutite Mr koalci oak caber from aril ithe• we were placed hat a els& elf and delicate siutedirtre sad It resneisecl um bo runewlered bow we . wereto eatricat ourselves ;mean it.—Muds had hem amid t