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. . .Zec:ci V a; t • w•s V 11 `, " 1 . c l / 4 ,r r, 1 •''': 1 .17y.Le Ebe .Irtttoo sairetto 4 rVPARI II 24 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1810. PtICII VIE LAST NIGHT OP raltivitmiso TILL THE HOLIDAYS. NEW MATES kuYAL. covinrr-B4thEN. fwtlllg Pt I'NT SA rIIRDAY, Dec. n. I w ill As viol libekoproreto Tina* of KIM: THE RIGHTH. This day is published, price Half-a-C r ow*. THE REGENcY QV Es l'h )!s; ; 1114 11;;! Re-publication of Papers milieu rill,' illwe ilia M jest y's Illness., in the year t7ss ; With a New , Pirface. By-DENIS O'BRVEN, Esq. _ HOUSE OF COMMONS—FRIDAT, Dec. 21. penei,lCieg of FA Egerton ; Ceedieal xr.xemihie; Ketberiue. Queue of England, Mn *Wawa. Tu erbieb will be 3.1.1c.1, a Farce, curd THE SI , o11:1) ('HILL). 0. iced neday meet (BM lbw) • Nee Pantomime, eddied * a mmo Eel Asiefteleoe se, Curd eu Crotches. HIE LAST NIGHT HOLIDAYOF PERF ORMING TILL TIRE S. TUN .47RE ROYAL. LYCEUM: _ " Bot we with pleasure own our errors past, Awl make each day a critilue on the hut." On thtentatione o( Mr. WYNv r, Lord Pottutys• rt.it, and other Memliqrs—Mr. theiltsiond. ley had 4r.tated to him leave of al);e:iee from hie Parliu aleatory ottenditore for 14 ta i . on account of mi urgent private bu.ine— Hr. rxolow for three week*, --- Lulictqls for our Mouth. and Mr. Moduli Pitt fur one month, on account of ill health. Pori. " These Papers are re-published, because their p;;;iolts and reasonings would have applied relit o Irx mnrS, and itoeld appl!, centuries hewer—indeed, •tnder every possible 'oven lion id the Royal fenesioss."—Preface. To lie had of John Bedd, Pali-aiall; and of 411 other Boot- sellers. THE REGENCY. Mr. Lusnimirros brought up the Report of the Cuniunnet on the Slate of the Natio'. ; rod it WAs inured that it should lie now reed. i'iit..;ENT 14A*1 UttDAY, Dec. 2 I nett Majesties' Servants *ill act the Comedy of lIE IiVPOCKITE. EAGLE .E OFFICE. sir Jelin Lambert, Mr. Powell ; Doctor Cantwell, Mr D„eioa% Mser-erosei, Mr. Muihesrs; Charlotte, Mrs Edwin. ehicio will be sid.k.d, the New Musical Farce of HI I' ()It IsS ! on IlYednroltly nett, George Barnwell ; eller which, a New RolllllVier, titled Tilt Magic Sir Yasuo Buitoste intimated that he had inssipereble objvctions to the .•eond Resolution, *lnch he conceived it to he his duty to press *pun Abe to•isideratioo of the flutist. The Srsatea iialorturd the Moo. Baronet thee the best time to .urge his objections would be obeli the it,sestnas watt put lu agree with the Revo lutions ul the Committee. Great Room, t.t, iI E Poldie nrw tsetse ctfoily informed. that op. T wards of 400 Sittli•l . lll Natural History have lately lin elided to this eirtenioec Cr/M1 . 60d . among which is by h, the baest SIPPCIDIC o of that highly extraordinary mad rare wool the Giraffe, co Cainsh.pardalia, aver brought to rot or, briar; 17 feet 3 tactics high. 1 . 10. Collection has bee.. Made at the expense of 44,041.01. owl cnotaias upwards of 10, 1 1u0 Itahicrts of Natural His. Ansicteity, and Produet.uno of the Fans Arts lila nye , . fr..m Ten till I)ostc, and trout Seven till Nine is g ir Eircaing...-Daseriptiwe Cataluguer., as. W.—Constant fora Tooxc~itirii►st. AYOUNG MAY . ►t:tu•somed to the NEW As WELL AR :4:nOY D.HAND TRADE IN LDN DON, end prtterti.:g the hoih-Drar.eh, witlaet to CT EMPLOY MENU is • loom. where it t,e)tresed 00. Plot to Acklaus, 1. Muff4t t, 43, Letetito-rtreet, Got srare• A FLEET Al REST LANCE 1 0 11Eii -- COALS. fjVitiliSON am, Co. do not presume, Re none individo its, to sell hest Coals Light or Tau 11111 , il.rgs cheaper slum they cart be bought fen as 111.411,1, but for always soma of those sorts the.o at their hoasierl lo price; and nepeolully as ore tits Public, nut auy us* tr" , ilea article or best Gulls un loun Tern., than 11111161111 es Cu. London Sea Coal Company, Saohatuptua-street, 1011.411. . . Nesse to observe. that their titir is meanly copied to foie. TATE LOTTLit Y. ri AZ RO, BURN E. 411.1 Co. Suck-Broktrs. I 1 rcepeeffielly Worm the Paltlic that Tickets mid for she NCO' STATE LATTLRY are auw on Sale u. hew Office, 93, Royal teraenre. lat Loiter, camas of 4, , ,000 1 Irk ts numbered from I t•y000, en am eatire sew Liar. The Scheme runtime Poor tnooefaeouol.—Furty other Capitals-4'nd nu Prijk lower %Lao tot All to be drawn ent the tills FEBRUARY melt le the late October Lottery: Nn a 7, a Prize of aseAsel. aid c, aa, a Prise of aosoo, were both sold is Steams at the abuse Wine. _Lehr, pant 4,44 duly esseacset MMUS, 'Mai. 11EM PLAN OF DRAWING STATE LOTTERY, (Nolohored from No.I to No. so.no9N. ALI. IN ONE DAY. tsth FEBRUARY. SCHEME. 4 Prams L a is 120 100 .. ^.41110 IS 3,6 MD 110 76,000 44 3,84.41 4,9 i 3 Pnscs. L mown TICKETS atul SHARES CHEAPER ' mead CHOICE of NUMBEIIK! aoal NO LNCR EASE of TICKETS! 111011 E CAPI rm. PRIZES! and Xu PILIZR UNDER TWENTY POUNDS! T _ 11 end StiA RES ere selling at all the Lire-act Offices, sad by every Lottery Alma is the Veiled Amiik,m, on snoods thumper Thos. being nearly Tao Pouods per Tiekrt 1. v than in the last Lottery ; yet the !Acme contains sapsoios benefits le Ile Politic. As early Pinches, is remiramendeJ, as dr demand ha. k 4 soy former Lottery at the same pir.oil 1114. r• the Draa-mt, and it is most probable both fieki.ts h:taery nit! ernasiderstily Fist ass Price. rilliF, RI. ACK DROP it a Medicine rtromtly L recommended to sods are obliged to base recourse 19 opium, by many ratites Physicians sad gunmen!, in pre. ( nose to m ) other preparation of that useful ; the ...wenn opium, or laudanum, beeorotly emcee, restlesseess th.liriein, instead of procuring sleep, succeeded by hem!. kr. The flinch Drop, by a chemical process, is ,:ep. pit of obese deleterior.s rtl'ects, sod is applicatle in iiiii , elwhem opium or Nuumitha is eon/third. This pre yusii.ul,lltuoich highly cruserstrriled, one drop Ileum orsrly ..1.41 111 tom .4 loodsiten, has not that limitary to product .eness, erhigh so eller readers that medicare obj,:eure a. e. Ponarod by C. Wldttell, Chyanst, Chester ; and sold, Isdeut's sad retail, by F. Nessbery awl Sons, No. 45, SI Plat's Chards yard, London; and ag, Dause•street, Deb bi . bodes at at 111. mud us. each, duty included. ,A2-5FEA131"3 A N "11-N Ettl U t 'I EA hut glood *cleat of thirteen years experiewee with inerews g "Patetismo. It is found r. most plessaat sod invaluable imihrevt by those who safer dui., ni twins debility, severe Inal-aelis, spawn% sod att ollear complaints, chub arise I " , a dtweedered state of the .tinitsch, "rpm, of diva °'"o Ilateleare, hew t bora. by.terws, and s.vir eruptions, • . . . "ek are particida:l) troubkrieuse en pregame". the ," *Res wholssnate thetie article. the arpettste is restored, nape.% aud the ireashtateur reeesve• • genet.al 4 .•< aid vievur. ebteleaale and retail at Mr. Sutler's. N. a. Cheap. evtire Vstectiivater.ever ; Culanr, Kdriwrry: Raster, Il lsUresion, Elesiburrli; 11.1/nrahl aid Realer, 1611 49. Staines, I.steele. andAtkiasur :liverleesier ; , I r te am! LatteSury, Liverpool; fletam : P.neseauestle: New. : 'recursive. &Mai; sad se.ett Metheauc ' l, •tert, in packets at Jr 4411.—•14. iii ...11,4 . 1 11a. "'eh. Of utmost may eau he had. R ICKMAN'S 141.4.4, tee the GRAVEL and STONE. a t • ctretto eine Air Cant most paver-el aid elistrrs•ora c'sPhilat the seam and gravel, iu all dr v &noes forms. as it ,: h oes• rad *Net ereal wet pain ea the bark. Ivens kiherts, 'w Thus disease t. Loma tu proceed fowl • faulty ‘ ^ elloa in the Lutoeya, euamettroi with the werkesesscs 6. " r eeinets. The use 01 Hickman's Pella, by t el „ 'Mum, restorer the occretuist of the mote to • - glut elate, and percale the tether produrtithe of that Vlit Shirk aeries atone revert. It is from sumer P:wile pearlier, and it lire nrrelleaseq4attad "1 6,_ --- ▪ " ° "' • h. , be*, besmeared by them, bat tic) Lestraglit the R.tYMENT of Rent of uremia.. reach:fa Oft. timastiable by Fire.Palleies of lasurasee, calivists si Christmas, should be retireecl s tibia 1.1 Days Irvin diet pesla.l, to prcveat the pants' interest ceasing thereia.....Mar: canlile lasermseeselfettea at reductd prratiums. EAGLE LIFE INSURANCE —Every ilescripticie sf Insurances spa Lives allay he effected at this-Olfies writh time stood focillig, epos units of peculiar ailissetsyse. v .? , BEETIIANI, Soo. • ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Eatahlished kaktuyal Charter is the Reiss of King Geo. 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De Suit 3. 31 EIOIRES DE LA COMTESSE DE LICIITE NAt', Maitre's. de fee Frederic Rai ilr Praise, 'crime par the tticlOV ' V •019. 4. LA NOUVELLE ARCADIE, par Auguste la l o n. ' telex 4 volt. s. ELISE, as les Papaws de Famille, par le meow, 4. vars. Os the let of January lull will be psiblirlied, No. 1. pr.ce M. 6d. of a new Periodical Work, twilled THE SCOURfI:I 7 ,; or, Evp gator of Literary, Dramatic, Medical, Political, Mercaritik, sad Religion lowrature: renta;iiing a Biographical Arr. count, with • Imehrrnes Cm.caiure, hands. , uely eolomire4, of John Kane, the Mean Leader; the Rev W S.S.; Asthma) , Daffy Salida:; and Leigh HMO, Editor of " The Examiner" aad "The Iteliert.w." Loudon Printed fur M. June., Na. Xragate.sttrri ; sold by Jlot, Cheapoille, 01 4 me-, ili s ho i ,6g6;e. street ; sad by all the Soul./ -hers is ilia Vatted argil .In. 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The question was theripnt and cArried. and t►t Restitutions read by the Clerk. A amide, motion - fur their second reading being agreed to, they were read a secoad tune. The Sex 41(ex then put eke question, that it was the opiuion ut the House is ogre* with their Com mittee on the first Resolutiou.—Agreed On putting tile same 'question un the second— Land W. IttisseLL VON to oppose the Resolu tion. hut spoke in so very low a tone of voice as rendered his words scarcely audible in the gallery. We suderatoud him to wry, that the Resountion then before them, which was formed OW the prrce dent of 1741, hid rocs originally carried by com paratively a very small . mayority. aid assumed an undue power, lie agreed with what fell from uu Hon. Baronet (Sir N. fliirdett) in the course of the debate last night, as to the very great import:time of the precedent formed at the permit of the ifeva- Imams, and, though lie might differ with that Baronet ou many patina. yet whenever he found that the doctrities promulgsted by him tended to preserve the liberties of the people and the security of the country, the wannest of his admirers could rot he more sire moos in siipportmg thaw pritici plea than he would. With respect to the proceed ings of Mehemet.* in t7aß, which had bees so much relied us, he thought that to far from pursuing the whole of the mode then followed, as a precieJeut, a rest part of those prorcedinge should not be attended to. He recodected per fectly we-II that in the mutat of the d, bite oa a similar it•solution, in 17811, smite expressions bad heeu made use of relative to the Prince's right, which caused Mr. Pitt to assert a , olitrary princi ple; and it was then thought netomary to be tint tine ly stated, Slot no curb claim had been made— mud Inc mane smonith vorsabl spiey to the present canes iu weals he voimvila.al resih Improper and noise t o cmli fur or argue 011 any d .tillfl6oll of an abstract right. During the debate of lest ni 4 ht, Right Ho.. and Lesrised Gent!, nt.,,. (I , le. Adair). who had spoken ou that silt of the 'louse, whims he rti.l not then see in his place, Ina who volt as re usmitable for Cie steadines. of hi. prim:plea as for the greatness of hie abilities, stated, that liavi studied the R-aolistiosa attetitiv ly, he could nut agree to it—and his reasons fir that decimm acre calculated, he thought, to convince every untort.ju deced mind. Its Lordship coucloded by moving the prelim.* queeSii.h. Sir Psanest Buena,, rose fir the planet of seconding the motion. He thought Ntiiiiaters should *stew that their coodutt was dicested by that necessity. which. oil a former debate. theysasert ed had impelled them to pursue the present mea sures. Bat; when it was coosideref that they had an alternative. it must be allowed that the recess iy did not exist. nut alternative was by adhering to the principle of 1699, which had been so tench despised and neglected. He couteniled, that riAlit, and nothing but right, constituted law ; and tai itnew not where to find that law which delegated to them an authority to act in the present exi gence. He hoped the House would not permit itself to be eheated out of its common arose, and to assault a power which did not belong to it. He thought that the must simple sod proper mode of proceeding would be, iii look at the case as if a demise of the Crown Ilia taken place, Scrl to act eccordingly. Iu many instances, where the Throne had bren v waist from a variety of causes, as in the eve of one of the Edwards, that was the course *pitch had been pursued in providiug for the vacuity. On every principle of analogy and experience, their proceedings should oust be shaped in the Raise manner, which ha was cuns:nceti was most entuument with law, The delay which bad taken place for six weeks, through the influence of the Right 11. m. Gerd. over the way, deserved the strongest reprehension. It was calculi it d for no other purpose. but merely to serve hims-lf mid his COI. leagues, although the best interests id the volute, might suffer. gut the Right lion. Gent. thst as, a:cording to his (sir / . .'s; idea, the incapacit of the King •trect• the Parliament, and that a ne ce.sity was vie-ruby created to cooler with their Coustituriits, if such a proposition were agreed to the delay would have been min h th t ., he (Sir FrdliLl.) still resolutely mattitaitsed, that it would have been the legal am! mode of proceeding to litre cousult• eel with then Constituents on such an emergency. Not did he think the delay would Isere been such as to excite any sp.irentosinii, a rosy few d wnishi have been sialA.ient fur the peril ose; and shl would thuds have had au importunity of sup. plying the defect its the Constitution, in that smote and ie4 II manner which be had pointed out. thought it was osalitilliug lee ouch to 'my, till ssiso.r he prwmpled was War right, merely bec•ts• the people were to he consulted. And here Ii enn!ii ant h‘its calling to mad the comisict of Right Hon. Geouvinim oopo.ite Ole. Cassino./ duri.i the d. isgte of last might. its was isaoy, .. - to see that Right Honourable (knifemen, eft^r he had so long laboured 'udder • "egression of silt. rits, once more Appear with his accustomed live-lt. 'lnv! cud vivacity. it cuiiU out ex•ite surprise. that that Right Hon. Gentleinau should hare been for a time incapable cf calling into action thorte store, of Int usement, which he, (Sir F.) in common with the Howe, must allow him to possess. He had ectrd with a colleague; whom; it eppietred. at the rery time he associated with him in office. he V,olllli.l*/. d as until to hold the situation which lie filled—and. under chcismstances, inertly was sent ~ u t at the country, and placed in • situation which could trot be retlected•en without ho . if ever any Mi. nister deserved impeeehment, that Right Hon. Gentleman did ; and, certainly, after suet' • iieres of caleinities, he might have permitted one Ses.oio at least to pass before he reword to her customa ry witticisms. The Right Hon. Gentleman came forward, last night, in a very humorous untii..er, with a jest on the Lord Mayor and Aldermen of the City of London ; but he (Sir Francis) would 'dorm Mai. that, in many great tenlincrl Satter., the Lord Mayor sod Alderman d Ma bite had weelk weight, and he would not hi eve, to nee them crated there. At theijorriod of thre Re. ' volution, *Um • Coavention was coaled. a 14Flivais attended by a great amber of the NA illy, the Lord Mayor and Aldermen of Landow err e n et ea. • eluded. And he did not think the Aeference dial chewed to them was so foolish or 'whereto* sr the Right Hon. Gentleman might imagine. He (Mr. Canning) now evern-cl to think, that that body was only worthy of helm; turned into yet, en a former occasion, lie was not at ill averse to meet a parcel of these it-ales:nen sad coot rar tors at a ta vern. For hie own part, he thought they did not deserve to be treated with so much contempt.— Many of the doctrines which he had heard arivotii-d on the present occasion he nev.r could agree to. A Learned Gentleman , (Mr. (!crier) had, its the form ac debate. made a optima. wi.441, certainly evisic• d great legal ability ; but he differed with him ou a i moat essential point. That Lear n ed Gentlenin a bad asserted, that there was • law shrive the low— a principle in the Couste orlon which was abuse the law; end that that prii,ciple was to be found in the proceedings of Parliament. But he her Francis) confessed he touhl not find out any end li principle. Nor did he think that Learned Gentle mat could adduce an instance where that which had been acted epos by one Pediment, had not beets contradicted by another. They appeared to him to be all acts of power, arising front etroug feelings, applicable utile to the moment. Friim such • menus nothing could he extracted which could with the slightest propriety be termed law, much les, crud it have the effect of esparto-ding the declered end written law of the lend. His ides of the Connip tion was very plain, such as every span 4igj4 yid derat•ad ; sad he tweet of to pri.itiple superior to it. With this exception. he *greed to every mitt part of that Learned Gentledant's speech.—With resoret to the Resolution. that the House had* right to supply the racaticy of the Crown," be as serted. that to the present case it went to do more than Getolemen opposite appeared to suppose. foe It teriried to I ,ive the House a part of the authority of the Crow", Mors the defect was supplied, It was aboard toecriteril, that the proceeditig by 11l would hate a result similar to the prat-. edtng by Adams ; or to an, that they were hound to act iu this manner by the necessity of the case. They were not bound by any necessity, fur they very well knew three was an alteruature. And. lifter oil Ministers have asserted, they were not acting as they stated they would —no, th-y were put:ing the bermes* on a new footing. They had spoken of the Great Seal, as if it had professed the powers of • it:disarm. When Gentlemen talked of the Gmat Sea:. it should be recollected that the precedent of the Revolution did not arise from any question as to the affixing of that Seal, but from the great politi. cal pnt:eiple which gave back to the people. oo the abdication of the Monarch, that power which ori ginally emulated from them. His despotism sod bigotry had driven him from the Throne, and the_ question was, not how the Great Seal might be sti ed to • Corumissiou, but how the vacancy in the Constitution should be filled. He did not conceive the present to be a full and fair representation of the people, therefore the precedent of 16d8 was the roost proper to be followed. He couelindsd by ph. serving, that he would lake the sense cf the House on the subject—or rather the sense of the Right Honourable Gentleman opposite, and those who were directed lay him, merely for the purpose of enttring his protect against • principle which Le thought contrary to the Constitution. Mr. LANNI observed, that the delete which had taken place was. in his opinion, highly improper. He differed from those who dented the jam dietioo of the !louse in cases like the resent. It asp, he apprehended, the reeopised low of this country, that when the Monarch was ii•capiscitated, from ally caste whatever, the right of prenaltug for the exigency became vested u. the two If aline, tit Parliament. It was a principle hid gloats to • shorty of cases : it wasa principle istmeita on the of that Parliament which sat prior to the civil war in the reign of Charles 1., although it sas not quoted by the patriots of the present sbry. When he considered the many einiscot too) era who sat in that Fatherland, and reflected on the manner in which all their documents were drawn use, he was perviaded that their decisioa on th.• subject was a sound one, however erroneous the icis which they founded on it. The Hoe. riarociet id stated tliat the present was ant a full mad fair -epeesen•-tion of the people; and lie (Mr. Latetv) t reed that very marry elterancns might hr tale. wish la would be of 4144[0141 service ; bat .e thoiight that, otitil th ese alterations were rude, I most be looked upon as t se ' d Pitl4lllllll.lll, of cowitry.orttf. rack po•.seesed ever - neve pe t ' siring to Perhseneat. The ilosperehl• guit*: • .ic belies ed, oar sod a ftictol so aroMPl—biv