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_ u LONDON, TuRsDAY, JA, .NUARY 29, 1818. PUICIE SE% . N-P! ,CF'. NEW THr.A . rnsiurrAL, ENGLISH OPERA-lIGUSE, STRAND. DURING LENIF, EVERY WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY. JR. D. F. WALKER has the honour to an- JO name hit ASTRONOMICAL LECTURES on kin TRANSPARENT ORRERY the EIDtHYRAhiION, the urifitseal Invention of his Father, Mr. Aliso Walker. Since last year it has hoes eassislersbly enlarged and beautified. Tu r ..... 'Hence ua FRIDAY, February G , 1818, at fieveu 1n er isety Poxes Pit 3s.—Gallery N.—Upper ditto, Is. Ehlers may be taken on Tharsilay stud Friday.—The Theatre is rtedered warm —Particulars its future Advertise ment.. . • EAST INDIA HOUSE, JANSMIT 151$. THE couRT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY- of NI rftCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby pare kottee, That they will put tip to SON at this House, on WED NESDAY, the 4th of Fein ear:: next, at Ten oThiek is time Forria( ..... meeistly, Ihu thinilreit Pipes and Fifly H..c.- hra.la 0f CAPE MA DEIPA WIN F., particular,' of wi nc h may be known on application to Mr. Witham Evans, time Cutup:tut'', Itagg,ge W.... Amuse-keeper, at his office in New strert, -sheet. Sample* Unlit drawls) lu be iceu al %!r. Hugh Gray'*, Wins licuker. Nu. 27, Slitiring-1411c who will zive order* SO tome the Wine% in the Luts,loii lurk*, if irsaireit, oil Fralarday, the 3114 instant, and Mon day and Tuesday, the 24 and jil of February. Jusrpli DART, A.sistant Secretary. This day is pliblishr.l, price Is. la B LACK WOOD'S EIHNHURGI.I MAGA ZIN Nu. X. for JANUARY, 1818. COST ENTIi : IF NEXT of KIN of M r . DAVID CAR- A. DOZO, late nt . Nu. Si, Whitteliaprhuad, in the County of Illisklkoex, Tobacconist, deevaied, will apply to Mr. I'. Lars, No. 3. Lark's-row, Hackney, tbry may hear of Dorm thing to their advantage. • 1 , 1 Thl E. 4 rft E-Ror4 L. DRURY-LAINf. rivitti EVENING, THURSDAY. J an . 29 . I tligiollaj-stirs' Servants will perf an Kt the Cutizerks of -.7 1 . l nA N AND COUNTRY. l'li.t.e C 2.1 tiu.. . Mr. 5 i.inky ; Tent I st time), M r . Caws a "sse!". Ms . Dowlssis ; Nev. Orr Gleuroy, Mr. ... 1',,.% • II: Insaalarta Glesseny, Mr Kean ; Cam a Glenraay, Mr. m anua l ; Maw b u ck, Mr. Knight. Hun. M Cartar..y, %Vs. (;lord; kwiftlie Sumer., Mrs. Robinson; Airs. !Owens, m t .. spanks; Tahoe, Mrs. Biased, with the swiciwilditiog. After a hid§ (2J time), a Kew Melu-draing, in to•aete.ealleil 'll E: TuRRLT CLOCK. The Music by Me. li Limas. Po inearst (liarseters by Mr. twist,., Me. K. Phillips, Me. Proles, Ma. Harley. Mr. Powell, Me Oztaerry, Mr. 'f. P. (make, Mr. Sundt, Mr. J. Smith, Miss hero, Mrs. Marlowe, and Mi. Alsip. Do us *lwo at Six oTiodr—the Perfuteeknce to begin at Scorn. Tie new Mele-Yleseee of Ti‘ Turret Curb, will be re agrevery Fretting till *ugh* Iwilt, Astueday, Rickard, Dolor of Tort: Make of Xi*, Mr. Korot . • - - • A Cr.iiiil irroffi* Play, Ili date seta, to be caned The &laic of Alrydos Chtterspersod wait Masse, and frionstirtl fleshed, lotion the Poem of Lord *mash will be prodoeed i fur the first too; us Monitos emit. TN rff FLO rRE-ROVA L. .6 .4 HOE N. Brim's EVENING. T AY. .14u. fa. will be act** al of THE POINT OF FilON OP it. Chevalier de St. !Frame, Mr. Yosamirr,.‘alconr, Mr Abbott; Donnie!, Mr. C. Kimble ; Stensheraillr. Blanchard. Mrs. nii lion, Mrs. Fautit ; Bertha, 1111‘0'Neill. Aficr alma ;fur the 4th time), a tam Dramatic Pita, it Our Act, with Si omit, called THREE MILES FROM P.tRIS. The 31 usic composed by Mr. N'hittalter. Toe ~,,,,,, Mr Jefferiess Shaky, his Servant (whn per- Fteuch Courice„ an Estitlish GraisaJirr, Tourist, awl ken:, Mr Dentsiee. Widow Wrlcouse, Mrs. !Dave,- poi Lam.", Miss Matthewa; /Art, Mi s Healy. ail: be sailed (Slnli lime), anew Pantomime, called lIARI.EQUIN GULLIVER; OH, THE: FLYING ISLAND. Gulliver (ales wards Ilarkqein;, Mr. fieblefre4.; ibe uit of 1.111181.1 lifternardb Militia...O. Mr. Norman; riu..distiiiivv.inirs Lui.l flimucellor of Lama* (afterwards ( . lo.tt). %Ir. Grnsul.li. Tlw Prinerag litbeisbuidolla (after w+r.t. ... .. Ise): Mss F. Drupe?. Ihs Smur.la), tire Musical Play of Guy Maseweiug. a. w 51a to-Drious. called 'floc Illusirciaa Traveller, or, Th.: ms g .. of kausel, will be produced 011 Tatsday arm Tlw i.ew Tragedy of Fazi. will be produced us nurse% y. COVENT-GARDEN TNEATHICAL FUND, Irti.:er t Petrusteser of the PIRINCE ILEGF.NT. TiiißD PUBLIC AN IN IVERSARi" DINNER TR rstossy. Ili, Royal Illi:huess the Duke of YORK. VICR•PRIT.SIIDIMIN Ilr• Royal Highness the Duke SURSEX Ili 1.,5r.• the Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND Ilis Grace the Duke of LEEDS The 1: -pais of Ancient, Thr Ualgyis of IVorceste2 The \largess or Homily The Earl of VAsea 11 arwtoool • o n.l Porriugtnn „lift, I ..•., t ber 1.... a leishaut 1.01 a MIR/ma 1,1.w1 Syim a • Rigid Hue. George Cau- Nun. P. I). Bisrrtll., M.P. *Juin' Hart. RieW Vlsvrler6•4:, Hart. Geier rarGwysoe LividAi.sieal mare Joists Drill, F.•q. J. .11*.sy D 31111410. Pascoe Grearil, M.P. Frunti* Fierloot. Esq. Hun Harris, Lag. tut The limner will take place TO- MOtt 110 W flit I DAV), the 30.11 of Jauuary, at the Freemason.'Tavern. COMMITTCE, 111lors Woo ox Mews. C. Krollle Messrs. Bellamy .1 .s Mathews Pope 1.e.t00 Farley Ezerten la s em Terry Broadhurst Easel y Blaueherd i hu wombs Mars (way Taylor Dui mitt Sinclair Abbott The Conitnittee are in daily attn.:lnstr. Gum Twelve sushi Three, Of the 1;:1•eru, fur the pm ..r delivesing Tickets, al 1/.ls. each. Lhistier on Table at Six o'Clank. 'lli EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS, AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL. itY the left Stroup Act, the numeroug Itegu :4ll.ms required in be complied with to preparisic nod p 'moil: RESIDUARY ACCOUNTS Alld LEGACY LE V L 159 s at the STA NIP.OFFICE, and in obtainiog a lts t. of PROBATE and ADMINISTRATION DUTY, s, brie too much boas been paid by rrasuu of the Deceased's and of paying the Additional Doty, where tun little has 10 eu paid in the arse losinnee, basilic involved Dm- Adestiuistratuss iu considerable TO Pilaus, at circumstanced It way be of adeantage W knits, that an OFFICE has been established by Mr. GEO. RING, at N 0.25, FINCII-I.ANE, seat Door to the Union Fier-Office, Corals' Loudon, for the purpose of affording (bens Infosmation and Asaismeire in all %latter, runnel trd loath the (Other of EXECUTt)R iir ADMINISTRATOR, and fur preparing and passing I.EGACY RECEIPTS and ItESIM'ARY ACCO('NTS, Aar. at the sTAmp.oFvocr, pitying the Duey thereon, and fur obtaining a Return of Daly ohne too much has Men paid. Mr. RINI: hat Mg fur the 1a.4 24 Years tweet engaged in Ibietuaa Commons, Rulers himself that he is peculiarly sualdied for the Elucidation of suit. Ciiiserrus, and Iwo so miasma: allow who may confide to bon the Transartiun of any s+, that at shall he perforated with the greatest Plump. bionic asid at atuuderate Charlie. 1 Ii —Nu Letitia will be recrived u kas Ike Postage be Corxhill, January _►i, ISIS. Al It. DP . 4I s4.lr, . those t;entlrosarn from • Via .61110 1.. 1.. N ret set .1 Letters, respecting their %I miles, that he Isis not th.• lea.t doubt but they have PORT the finest l'ssitsge, but he wholly declines recommending :41q piriscular Douse ; considering it his duly to ilia Public u. •tate, Ilsit the Purchases. of the lust-drawn Blank, on ath Day of Drawing, if 'insight at either of hi. Offices in I.ra u , or ssi any Agent of his in the Country, whether in whets or Shares, may (immediately on their brunt drawn) it I tiorms.t.tos. fr she Stock of any Wine .Werehant the flailed Kingdoms IWhr chow Is..fwirour with their thaw, r, the shomest Port 11 sue, according to the following 1r ale rm. fur the Three Ticket., 12 Pipe* of Port (toe .... 4 ►ipea of Port 11a1f t Piper of Port gnome ditto... 1 Pipe of Port ►:ighth dittn.. Ilalf a Pipe of Post Sixteenth ditto Quaiter Ida Pipe of Port. This is gorily UlIrOllllEl led Ina raelsoove of Ihr 1 low s of 30,0011(, 1.1 of any Wk. r past of use ltor II ondri..l .1., or :1,5:10 various Pe ist, 2 Nlplll %ill all be p.m' 1111•` MUII4 y r 1111 dtUlaUd. Ctlli E FOR SALE. 'F°11,,4 ALE. et the seve ra l Stations of the Chartiore4 VOA Lig aittd Coke Company. in Pile'. street, Iroitentnsta. Cnitatmruail, Shorediteli, rm it lase, Old-alreat. MILK wall calculated fur all dunieratic perposes, shirk m ‘y be bat to quantities not leis thau one ehatdrani, delivese.l to auy per t of town. d 25a. per chalitruu, us., if ftttlfral from shower, math. per chaldruii. EAST INDIA HOUSE, 1818. THE couRT of DIICECTORS of she UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading So Me EAST .INDIES, eh' Aereimy giro Nosier, That the TRANSFER BOOKs of the sal Com_ PANT% STOCK will he SHUT ins TUFSD.4t, the 3.1 Marrh next. it Two "'Chick, and OPENED again ow THURSDAY, the 014 Apoil following; nett a QUAItTERLY GENERAL. COURT of she said COMPANY wilt hu held at their Howie in bsll..uret, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th Morels next, al EIS vru n't7l.irk iu the Toiononn; That a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will he hild at their House in Leadctilinll.street, on WED NESDAY, i h . Bth Avail next, f Nine u'Chwk in the $llllll 5.% in the Eveninz, for the ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the said Coiviriny for Four Yeses; And that the LISTS of the MEWHERS of the said COM PANY will he rrale In he delivered st this House VII MONDAY, the Oil March next. JoSEPII DART, Assistrut Secretary. CLANKICAL BOOKS. Published by J. MAO/ISSN, 39, Ludgate-street, Londun. AVS(7I-11' LI SEPI'EM eI)N 'FHA THEIIAS ISA ail lidcm itlasteeeripturunt entendavit mutat et Gluiwiariuni &diced. CABOI - XS JACOBUS BLOMFIELD, A.M. Culiegii Si. Trinitatis Apra Cantabrimentes roper Sutiu. &talk, Sec:mda. 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LARY. fur the Ow ur School.. Hy John JOIWIS Author " The Greek arum. roar." 12suo. hound. Hy the same Author, A ttAhIIIAR of the 'LATIN TONGUE. 12mo. 3s. humid. Th.. Grammar, it is pressetisrd, Mhole it is adaptett for Ihr use of the most humble liturnsTs by its simplicity, priscrs 00000 , and brevity, is, at she SAW 1111.11 , t the philosophical teacher, by the novelty sad soli dity of its p. tursplro. A,, I Lit`CTION to thr STUDY of GCRM IN GR.% 11 11. t ; wills Practical reises. Hy Petri E.lnswisil la emit, Member of the University or Karim, and Teacher of the :11 totem Limitnagra in Its ford. Iloilo. :is. 111 114111roh. Iu this I irmis soar will lw (mold a usi w System of Hales fur I lie Drelimmisi of Nouns and Verbs, by w hush the 1111.1111111 a the St Loh of are 41 Ault MOM than Iv any oilier simi lar ptthheathuu extant. It C 011141116 111•11 a loge T. Lie, oilo b Wig at out raw a GeT111:1U Gramma' . INDIA. This day is Fo.;Pislied, three large V o lumes, Co. price 11,. 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The First liiitiew , haviior been clammed by the order gives' Arline pubhraltoe, &Aileen and Gentlemen ate re irested.iii make immeilinte applicati tttt to their llooksellern. A New Edition will he rrudy in or twit ; likews*e New Editiour of the Gm kr, Piteous, Fashion, Sic. able with Plates, pt err a:. inch. This day is publishisl, handsomely printed in 4 Vols. Ira a New Editinii, price It Ins. hoards of N viEw isf kNGLISH :111. GovERNM ENT, from the Settlement of the Saxons in Britain to the present Time; with sumac Dissertations connected with the History of the Government. Hy JOHN MILLAR,. Professor tor Law in the University of Glasgow. Printed fur J. *mown, 39, Luilott-Atrect , Lositlun. Of wining may be hail, REIIINGTON'S Luria:Ally HISTORY of the MID DLE AGES, 41t.0. 4/. THORNTON'S PRESENT SPATE of TURKEY. 2 Vols. /Ivo. If. NAYEtHeN HISFORY Of Ike HELVIMC REPUB LICS, 4 Vol* btu. II Ms. buanls. ENGLISH AND FRENCH PATENT L 431 PS. 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Their estrAilily may slepeanled urns, as the surface is not Isa btu to csaek, nor tie colors.. to Saar, even if 51w walls be Aosop, sod they 4:414 be 11111 up tu wirttr hese equally well iu stsessuser. *Ad, any advance in prier, by T. Bentley, at hi% Ofßre for the New 11rtallse and Aut.r.errusive P‘gissto, 24, Berizene.etrett, Covent.gentru. Orders •1,0 r..e.lved at Withaw's Patent Leda' r Warelsmser,7B, .1 , 1111611. N.B. Patterns seed to any part t.f Loudon, and Paneling wodertakeu at the usual trade pierce. GLOUCESTER STREET, leading f RED LION to QUEEN-SQUA NE. near the CHURCH. SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND OTHER VALUABLE EFFECTS, At Ike late residence of an eminent Barrister. ACOMPLETE Drawing -route Sour, town. NOM Cha,iut mud Horses, Plate awl Linen, rich Or.klulat Clocks :slid Caniklabras, a sisigularlv elegant Side board, a complete double-service of rich cut Glass, Ten mill ('offer sets of Mom, a superb funr.imist Mahogany Bed stem' and Mortar Hangings, trimmed with Velvet and Silk Fs Sage; TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. PHILLIPS and CO. Oa the Premises, Gloucester-street, Queeivsquare, TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, Joituskry 30, mud following Day, at Twelve. The Furintore has been supplied only within the last nioullsa, and comprises every iseeemry requisite of Cabinet and Upholstery articles, suitable to the completely furnish ing a lent iesidclier. Messrs P. and Co bee. to assure Ow Nubility mod tkistry, that thy abuve will be submitted to Rale withmit the kind I. 101 l VC. •., Catilogurs to k on the Prattlers. Account of Capt. Scurrshis ()Inwrrations on the Genres land or Polar Ice—Poinre% Nlrect !Megrims, No. I —No tices of Iteprints of Old Books, No. IL—Notices .01 rat Ilistory, No. I.—Fauna Bo 'tummies, or British Zoology —Life of Slr Thomas Craig, of Itireariou, !tertian I.—. The Dejrnfoi, a Pindaric (Id.—lagity from an Ohl Luba* lltlityr—Stiftiirt 10 ‘Vitlief AVM, EMU—Verses woillcu.iii lbS 1 1111 ltrmeonher, 14117—A Hebrew Melody, by the Elsrork Shepherd —(In souse Cilsomuier against the Ural--Iteistark• In' !tlatoderille--tbs thr t;lpsioi of Hesse Derinfaladl, (;1•111111111 from Z. 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HOUSE OF LORDS, WeDNF.KDAY, JAN 28. Tilt Duke of Noo.Tillialnallll.AND, and the Bishop of look the oaths soil their rests. lir. !heels, front the Moron preacnted the Ynteul contemn: the office of Clerk of Parliament, by revcraium, upon George Henry Roar, Eaq. THE SLAVE TRADE. The F.srl of LI V POOL Mist on she table a Copy of a Tteasy roucludrd between his Britasnic Majesty and She Kiux of Spans, by uhu•h tla• latter ',minimise his subjects from rarr)inx on she Stowe 'Froth.: within certaiss REPEAL OF THE ACT FOR SUSPENDING THE LIBERTY OF THE SUBJECT. bird SlDlaotriril brought in a Bill for to relied as Ar•t or the last Session, eimblitig his Majesty to imprison mid detain iii confinement persons sus. petted of disaffection towards Ins ilaje-ty's person iisol Grows 1111 l en% •Elie 8111 !wino' read a firq time, the Noble Lord di-sired that the Order of the House, of the :Nth of Jane, 1715, forbidding aBM to piles th gli more than one stage on the saute night, should be read, for the intrinwe of snowing its suspension with re gard to the Bill before the House. Toe Order was read , sill suspended ; and on the tonti 4444 for the seetstrd reading of the 801 l Lo r d I N o rose—.' 1 sin not going In op ;nose the riiceeditigs atow adopted by the Noble Lord, hilt I c.tnuut permit them to ;sass altogether without observati .... , test they might seem to imply an assent on illy par!, that the passilig of the Act of the last SerSloll was justified by necessity. I am ready t.. acknowledge that his Majesty's Mi nisters, in repealing that Art, sod iu su-peorliii: the Oiler of the House to facilitate that repeal as much as possible, have done much more than I could have expected; but with this niggardly c - mend:dims they must remain satisfied, fur that Ant, iu suspeorling the liberties of the subject, I shall ever consider as one of the most singular calami ties that had of late years visited us--a calamity not only as being productive of molly evil consequences while it existed, taut of other evils which this coin annuity will long continue to sutler ; and impressed with this belirf—whether the Ministers had acted upon erroneous information, or whether they had willingly listened to any suggestions that might ex cite umsecessary apprehension' in the ;white mind, on taint+ they might futiml a system of arbitrary power —and feeling deeply that the Act had been harshly and cruelly exercised, I ,hall slot rest a sti,fird with a mere measure of repeal. Nothing can, in uty wind, lie more ilsstructive to society than the suspension of the rights of individual liberty—a right not given by Huy Act of Parliament—not con ceded to the people by any indulgence of the Crown—not asserted, for the first time, by the Act of !Libras Corpus; but a right inherent to the people of this country, equal iu antiquity with the first records of our existence—equal to the right whereby, my Lords, we vote in this House—and equal to the right by which his Majesty holds his Crown.—/hyraces of Hear, Beats.)-1 therefore consider, that %heti Parliament agrees to suspend the liberty of the subject, it commits au act not leis violent Iliait that of tuthioeuditig the right of the itself, anti I hold our ito less thisit the other to hP a lelit.iiii:o33ry 30. W01111(b• Of t h is d, vription ealinolt be Iliilleied on the Con stitution', atilt again lightly healed, without liimrg behind some scar to tarok the previous so i i I lailw then that sill soleitiii inquiry into the ealiNes of rai its bitrary a proceed lug—nut by MeUlla of ex.parte evidence, nor of such as might be presented by ',articular indivi duals, but by coofrouted aid that you aid fully examine into what had ;passed before the ell:sewn-0 of the law, to jut ify such a measure; mid what has Larsen I toter, to ascertain the manner iii which :outflowy so high has been exerted. I know it will be considered trite and iiitueersatery to dwelt MI earnestly orison this subject hut the right I contend for is Mien°, not even-to that of Aisles'' , itself, and yet su alleged conspiracy was 11 gist sufficient cause fur Its repeal. gut, my Lords, ask yourielvra whets the Act for securing that right, alms tie Act of Habeas Corpus was parsed, and by veto persona it was prepared and ettletred My buds, it was enacted iu the reign of Charles 11. it was ue.u.ally draw"' up by au ancestor of a Noble Lord now opposite to me [alluding, we presume. to the Karl of Slisitealnery], and who, by that one acti compensated fo r a ll th e a ll ege d gu il t imputed to es lin, whether j us tly or tint, by lon, iistorians. oleo ton was chosen for the purpose ' , lien bush houses ui Pat lisment rung with 41111111 IS of trca4ons aed conspiracies, %Atli the resotry was 111 tumult and agitattinio, weed wbe plot woe staccereled by ow- Mher. whew *we wee the it%tr-howse Plot, aw.d the ewl-tub Piro; and yet tio* it is thought sulicielet to Poetry the cruel. barite total unfeeling exercise ArhitrAry power, if au imaisuatie m be thrown out of a coaspinicy, toil used, perhaps, by the dreigna init. eels of Gower ##### test informer,. 'This I speak with the more toistitleticei us nothaug has (sectored meter loot &easiest' to prove the necessity of such a Plutlisisg transpired at the trials in the Metrepolse, nothing et Derby, liothiug in Scot laud. In Scollaud, indeed, we had heard of treetentlems oath'. the wiry reading of which would Curdle etw'o Wood; bet the Lee Ofileere of the Crown in that pert of the Iva:plod, failed in their at tempt to convict testy ineliVidthal. We shell, Noe ever, I e told, that much ittisishief wee prevented ty the act. winds is called a ptecautiunary measure.— Good (J..d ! shall the liberty of the people, she I the eel eseetite of the Constitution be eusileittled„ arol shall it, in courtly phreee, be wily called a pit. cautionary measure ? We certaitaly ate iie a better state at precut thou we were lost year in she revival of trade, and iii respect to the prices of provisions awl till all. , i s attributed to these itteetorsittliTeiy measures ! But see the felicity of Ibis argument ; should the country cat the end of the year be be safety, the Minitters will, of course, say, it lies been caused by their measures; but should these nice sures, on the contrary, and as might filet Lieu ex peeled, drive the people to madness, they turn its you, mid point to the consequetieee of tlt.: law as a proof of its necessity /leer, bear.) — One alleged object of the law was tic mimeo-sakes of blasphemous publications. AI itch has beet. spoken about trials on Ulla subject ; but slurs tiny nue imagine that blirpliensy has beets rto.pre.arrl hiy the prosecution of Mr. flour? On such a subject I am unwilling to speak it. a public usseinhly ; sow should I he willing to !raid any coutetenatice It. rucu productions. At a molter of taste, cf suet even of decency, they ought to lie thscourrgail ; but I must ear, that the prosecutious, exhihittag the grossest 'cents of hypocritry, were possibly still more duigurting these their object. It is absuril:u imagine that the defence of religion was %%hist .- duced Ministry' to prosecute Mr. Hone ; let am' one who thisiks so. say, whether, if the obj' et of the parodies had been to eidicule the Oppusitton, that the Ministers would have ordered the Law I )Iri eta of the Crown to punish them ? I reatierulter, :if ter some Omni's of Mine had retired from vend that it parody far ere tilting in its 11.41,1,1- any lately prosecuted, because it was its I..ticrela parody on the very words of °UR Loan appeared •gnisist Mr. Paull, in all the era spit' rt, melee the thfluence of the 'Treasury. And It t nur say, that however reprehensible it may lee to iltht with levity any port of the liturgy of our Church, still the crime is of a very different character whets the words isstrodted tore only a bonnet' production, from that of impiously udiculitsg the very words eel GOD. Ido not say, shat because alien I , lreisetio have beets passed over test others sl let be etalftred with impunity, but I most condemn that feeling. that, u tide r lime pretence of inuterrlitt; will ems at a political purpose, aiiil draw ru OdOoll UllO5l a titan, that. under the statue of our °Wetter, he should be puoitheil iii reality for another. I inn desirous of knowteg what may be the Noble Lord's intention respecting lie neepitty to whir li I have alluded. I understand that nob, e has been given in another place of the Oft. Ciiilliniltee to investigate this neater. To a Committee I have lio objection ; but 1 motet say, that it their Report be, re its the rarlairr imagist:re, founded altogether upon evidence prepared by the ' Miteistere only, without viva race evidence, without having the doors of the Cu ttttt titter-room throo is °pro ' to every species of information, nu mutter w;tence ' prover:6llg. to my wind it will carry no corivic•- tins., Mud will, I fear. be far from satisfactory to the country. Stone of' the inquiry onus!, of cower, Ise secret ; but if tillUrmatiois be received hum every souse.. I believe it call be proved, that nut only had Ministers themselves been grossly misled, but that they lead withheld from the Committee such informatiou of which they themeelves were possessed. which, if properly submitted, must Imre neaterodly altered the tendency of the Reports. bliall trouble your Lordships 110 further; by having this couviction or my mind, 1 could slot rest semis litd with a silent vote on this subject." Lord Stostourit—" The niggardly praise with which the Noble Lord lets honoured the present act of his Majesty% Ministers, seems to have been lie only part of his speech that related to the imb ject betore your Lordship:4, but the Hill now lying an the Nide is a stlfficit sit answer to Ills I. ollllllCost. The Noble Ler., eta out with waling that no neces sus existed for the measure whicii this Bill re p.eal.. and lie lois thought limper to :e•peit t,l.it his ,%jajemy's Alinoters had presented to the Secret Committee garbled anal penli it statements, while they ur a contrary deacriptior. The Noble Lad, 14111 Confident. would test snake any statement which he ili,l not think was loutioled in truth ; but I can assure hnu , that, on this point. his infermation was Wholly talee, nor were stay deewue:its withheld from the ... ° onsissittee 014 tnielit ruul.lr diens to form a etstrect upbeat's on the suite of the country. The Noble NO hiss said tlitet the sisearause bud Neu of ten' use in nisiestaisiing the tranquillity of the country, wheels had been solely effected by other meow but no twee son hos oteerwted—aml it bas been distinctly ackuow ledged in the Prince Regent's Speech—sal:sr trot be this measure alone *boob, the 'freesia improved state of the country be attributed-aaliat ienieovt mesa which is so legitimate a cause of cone:route t 1111 l and which proves that the Noble Luca* opteo_ site, whatever may be their gills, are not mellowed with the gift of prophecy—for molting could he more different than the prrstet,t state of the country with what their gloomy furebading• had propfievied; that inlirruceinent was however, its iso soma gree the result of that nieesure, used in no thiog .etc its good etkets vaiire evident tindi 1 A 4• . • ]y~ )1: