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Lad pronounced a deciaion en a certain question, the attorney of the onsoccensfol pony actually pro. sluced en opinion given the other way by himself as connsrl, asking, what right had he to Hike the King's money for given one opinion there, and his client's, for giving an opposite one ?—(leroghter.)— The name of the Jodge was Lloyd, and the name of the attorney Mathews.—( Hear, bear.) —With regard to the leaning desires of the people on the abject—of the inhabitants of South Wales at least —hr conld say, that one of their first wishes was to he pot on the same footing with their f e llow-soh. jrets in England in the artic:e of the administras ,:oo or itomee. The Hon. Gentleman pointed nit IS reit ty of defects in the rxistitig sy.tesn. lie rattier agreed with the 19,(1 1.1 .It,:ipi.roving of the terms of the ortgossl motion, but hr hoped the irive-ttgation would be conducted in a liberal spirit. Celent I %Vont, and Mr. W. %Yvan severally ex• pl tines,. Lord CASTLEREAGH explained. Mr. BATllUltil supported the Amendment. Mr. BARIIAIII explained. - - - The CHANCELLLOR of the EXCHEQUER felt it doe to his early recollection" of the great persons he once knew engaged in the circuits, to do justice to the Gentlemen of the Bar, and those who thous occupied the Bench in the Welsh Courts, and who, if not much changed, must he persona of the highest respectability and talent,. He had only to mention a few of the names of per sons who were to engaged at the time he had the honour of practising in those Courts.---(A langh.) Lloyd, who had been alluded to, was before a person of great eminence at the Chancery Bar, and was elevated to the situation of a Welsh Judge withont any recommendation miring from political ronsidertmonr.—(Hear, hear, front the Opposition Benehes.! —Mr. Manners and Sir William Grant had just left the Bench. having troth been eminent rtrylonibly at the bar. Sir William Jones, a very Edam/led pwrroosge, had jest left the bench.— Lord Glenbervie, the late Attorney-General, and the prrsent Master of the Rolls, were dun on that bench. Mr. Panort.t. regretted that soy imputation . drool{ have been thrown en the character of his lion. Friend, the Chief Justice o'.. Cheater. He -all convinced that learned person would never Imre accepted office os terms or under conditions disgraceful to himself. He wee certain his Learned Frierd had never been called to that office from influence of power— f Hear, hear, from the Opposi tion Beeches)—nor did he wish tor any degree of poorer, except that of doing good. Mr. H. Illtayin said, he must he permitted to say that 1w never had been more diatresoed than he fret at the imputations cast on an honourable Friend of his, the ChiefJnotice of Cheater. lie moat hare thought, had he hover; nothing of the matter, except what wee to be gathered from the shwa/owe, that that Gentleman had sat at one time on the other aide of the House, and hawing come over to his (4r. Martis'a) side, that be had belied opinions which he had advanced when sit ting in opposition, and opposed doctrines which he trod before maintained. His Hon. Friend had never est wi:h the Gentlemen opposite. and bad never held ..pinions in common with them; but if he had. Le (Mr. Merlin) was prepared to defend it by the sluttonits of • celebrated Member of the Opposition. lie would cite the opinion to them of the late Mr. Ponsoillsy. le That a patriot ant of office would be doubly a patriot in office." He hoped the mention ef that opinion would be received with urbanity, as it might become a solute of reasomble comer:age input for the Gentlemen oppe..ites in cave they . err did tome to his side of the Hoare.—(.l laugh.) —He hoped they 'mold treasure it in their miudo, and to enable them to do so, though he did not like repetition, he would remind them once more that Mr. Ponsonby had declared, that a patriot its office—( Lawg/derj—no, he begged pardon, that was not it—it patriot out of office would be doubly a pottiest in office.—(Larghter sod cheeriag.)- IVetti regard to the story which had been given of se IV. lali Judge and his two opiniol7R, he would take on himself to sty, that it was a piece of Watery applicable to every Judge that had ever been tome. Girard from the bar to the bench.— (Hear, bear, hear.? —lle begged pardon if mistaken. lie would ;sprigs! in the Learned Members opposite. and let. it he decided by their experience. Every Coonsel, 14611 he heiarne • Judge. mast have to decide on ewer whirl, he had mil; supported on one side when an advocate. His former opinions were not, there. fore, to be thrown in his face when the change of his situation bad required him to retioquirts them. He tumid appeal so the Solicitor-General opposite 111 r. Dessmaii).—(Heor, hear.)—Sappose be ever shoold be transferred to the bench —( Lateghter)— the thing might happen—all things were possible iii the hinds of God—would he, when on the lunch, like to have opinions which he had before ' , tiered hurled at him ?—(Hear, hear, and a laugh) —was it not probable that the opinions which he had berme held would be changed in his decencies on the bench. or in his place in Parliament? Mr. Monists said, that he had no fear that any 0; ' 'one of his pronounced at one time of his lite outs'id tree pee op in judgment against him at aim her.— (Load chaos./-11e had never pre tom nerd airy but courcienisom ',inkier, and per. haps that would suggest iteelf to the Hun. Geode men why he had uo dread, under any cirestinatone. • which could ocear, of the draggy pointed ant by that Hen. Gewilemon an to his. honer opinions. (Load eheeviag) M. Scaaterr. though reheetantly, was ammo relied to take the muse oppori nasty of excitation travail( hese the sale as nutl e t) cueirlished by the Has. Member as to sueloole all advocates, wititeet "Le.ePiniii NO she roe we olt orporoog. wseine Penort of thew um. glair own coomenatioess opir iniava.—(Mr. Mortis issuntstett drat he had 'oily pat it as someetang which tiesibt hoppre.)--Tbow the Hoe. Metialree would mine" gat "Phellits or she way of the Welsh .liatir lean as orgirmess„ ° rain. that evesy Jade* top bialy to coodsediet he panne opsmems ; that a . m.* per" at host that a Comast4 mesh{ illio,, whew sailed Ile she beech. Sis. Illtritit acid be No whim alt OE dna a parthribily of meta as seettemeein Mr. Comemaxt. rephed. He appealed ee the Mlietriaiessat *a ,l edges. as they errand is Me Ma- Pula aid* Cott heir - app ieted to eximitiple kat re Coen% In she that the east e dre jai Siei appointments being filled trp by political jufthi4 *II the Welsh Judges be had eery known sus so Pm'lament. Some of them douistle.s were FM • rma suable orals Tberr rots St. I lry woad, a ger,. aw with whom he was Ironton,. lie cash/ 00. illo the present Chief Janice of Chester a greeir Wary than to compere them . Th e y h a d been higs together; and Mr. i frywoo.l, abysiooing op principle, and rhanging no opinion, had bees. ironed to that office. He begged pardon; he had been drawn into remark. which he did not wild) i• ,have made, lie begged leave, es hr paw fin trope of succeeding with it, to writtolran Iris isiotioit. The amendment fro• titer earned. Sir J4II ts Micoo arum made row oboes ration., the purport of which could trot be rrrilarted. PAYMENT (IF WAGE.. Mr. Lirret.sToer Ismail inn detain the House above two minute* pith his motion on tins subject. It was to obtain leave to bring in a Bill to enlarge ilk. power. of an Act already paned So enforce the payment of the wages of labour in motley, Untried of poying in commodities, or small lolls, or tickets of credit. technically termed paying in truck. The Act in question hid been generally evaded. He Wished to extant its powers. Ile would also take away the appeal to the Quarter Soriano. One of the parties in such canny, almost always she prosecutor, mast be e poor man, a nd h e ought not to he forced to sacrifice hi. labour, Ins only riches, to travel sissy miler perhaps to have his case de cided. The evil of which he complained was pent, and yet would he perfectly remedied by the met eore which he had to propene. In pursuing it there might he a necessity for ',sponsoring sane act ail good. Some individuals issued tickets which would have the effect of inducing the men to save their money. Other* provided them with antics of ne cessity on better term. than they could procure them otherwise. There was, 'toy/ever, math mischief done, and evil eaff..red ins , • man by the parolee. He therefore loosed for Is - e to briirg in a Bill to raider more effectual certain Acts to team the payment of wages in money. Sir J. Metal %TOSS would not appose the intro duction of the Bill, (tat he protested agonies the prtnetple of ii. The Hon. Member should rather have moved for the repeal of the tamer Acts, and the peoalties annezed, and leave the re gelation* of trade to those who were ioterated io them. Mr. F. Rootssos resold Oct approve of the Bill, thou g h he would not then oppose it. lie rather thought that if the former Acts were the% proposed to the Hoene, it would be very questiona ble if they ever would be passed. He did art pledge himself not to oppose the Urn is some other stagy, by refraining to do so then. Colonel WOOD had received intimation from some of the most considerable iron works in Wales, that the masters meant to petition again' the Bill, and were inisions to hart the Bill sent down, and State tellowed for those porpoises. ' Mr. Hung wished to anestion lee way hi which the former Acts might be eluded, An Unbent's:ll esald direct his toes to deal al. st certain shop in the village for their articles, or bo would not ess pley them. He did not, however, approve of the Bill, and he hoped that it would be withdrewn . Masters and mew should be allowed to make what bargains they planed as to the matinee of payorest. A removal of the present restrictions was a measure for more ileeirsble. Mr. BADING Omagh, tint the remedy for the evil complb•ord of was not to he found in the Bill. lie regretted that the Honourable Member had not moved AN a Committee to exthsine, rash e r th ou f o r leave to bring in a Bill, lie could see no danger its leasing it to the master and their men so regu late their affairs. Tire custom or paying in com modities existed to a certain degree in all trades and business, especially in agricnlture. Mr. LITTILITOII, in reply, w.oold not deny the general principle which had heeu declared; but es long as the lows remained on the statute book. they should be supported. There were instances in Shropshire and its neighbourhood, where the soul manufactories were curried on, of persons dame, Dishing the value of wages considerably by paying their men in rah, and thereby the poor rates be came burdened to make up the deficiency. This was au evil to the fair trader of the same places who refused tonslopt such practices, nod they ought , to be relieved from so unworthy a competitsop,.. He would rather have moved far a Committee, keo. be known that it was lacerated; but be united now to inumbice the Bill first. Mr. W. SMITH agreed with the general principle .of leaving trade free, although the practice was against that doctrine. fie thought • motion for a I;omnsittee would have been better; become, if lb"' allegation, were prayed trier, that would soppset the necessity for the Bill. If not, there wall have bear good gem med. for repealing theAete slip, gether. At any rate, he could not agree to a &auk of any cossiselenitiou of the subject. Leave was thew gives to briagia the Bill. PUBLIC BALANCES IN THE HANDS OF TpAr i BANK. Mr. GiessooLe. wield strike bat a very few ob. ✓evivalism, in moving for the papers. of which he had given artier, became he wadrrarood that them was another *abject reaniag on this night which wimp likely to weepy • einisidetable space of time, sod, as there wee to be no objectioo offered to the pore , demon of the popery. lie would therefore corneas , himself with **ply moraig, thee. there lie laid, be* hire the Homo ilia memo. of all Ike halimeeo•C ' politic. tisane! left *AO bawds or the Beak ditsllol . . particular pais& of: the year, together with as... meats, of the charges allowed to the Bank foe iti . • . mareageseest of the pekoe debt...-Ordered. UNIX ItRU*7llll, Mr. fillitsosis sisoiell a rionoiliog to. notice * diet the Mast shard tersiaore moles hurl! into • Cassaiitier, to eireedler aa Act relmise to ,bar Borodito on British souk high Limo,. TIM Caisson** of V* EICIIMIVin inmed lb , Purim* sliltalims Mr. Alumnae:lr ormaphiaed halt otfautwill ipseadiscoreueo, I Irma will. ii Rion - Hem Goat agarill Slut seredijsielliao aknimill hasresiel be illillikalk oe Illoi- P' 1 1 46 " . 4 OA !PO er laiiiiii iik. Om otigra a Sipa ettatislitsif Si& ill' • Womb othilb • IWO* a-- . Bram mold not stingier. WaS ettntiorilerf, Oste vIN re 0111 I,t row fi rr i n; Priebe 8011. !to leo* finersiron nor ifielorled in se than the mellow a employing the greater pot of die Familiarise ril Bodland. By shy Union, th a w minds, aro to s hirr hen. piety", with wooed to the boottlirt ow the arrow footiog os Ireinetil and Eug. Lena. As to the propriety orf hoonfier, whenever that flotation Amalfi be agitated. he orrold he pyre pitted in rowel it ton the filift4 Wier"; fottiong. At preens/ ire contended for the treereastty tA efroakeurg tiome bosotka. Mr. itosisgoN affewitrea that tittle bad been on agreement na to the outirralnewtal or the. 6,11. lie thought the l ion. Member "irretsiit'stre, us tlw linvotwo hod ow expire toll the 45th March, 1811. !le hid hot pleilge loonerlf lo suppoit the 8011. The CtihrtfELP.olll of the Excuse/ImA agreed to withdraw his Illbotiott, sit drove w 4► an agreement with the liar, Member to ollew the Bill in be brought in. Mr. MawaittY replied. T►tySvthui* she', Fretted the Fortiori/of of the diteu.vion No iiwy Nut oreotred ; rod the previous qnrstion woo ollemerl to be withdrawn. Tire original motion woo thew contra. Mr. Ma VERILY wowed am instruction to tit? Cont.• winter, oiluiviug them to consider the proptrety of imposing r slaty ou Foreign Lutes -Ism whew sow , ported. Lord MELTON thrrogfit this was ►rwe.lling too fir.. in o wtroonte which had bee* alluord to pew with.. trot oftwormtoo. Mr. F. 1i011,1110% 11,01/101, it was imitator to proceed totraedtately to as, tort action of meth OD. portant-, to a Committee "Inch Intl, been granted without dieenstion ; ot any rate the instraetion mold not pews entire/int debate. Alr.'ristlissv /maintained that as the isdrudifir sires PM peremptory. it w e e perfectly in e g gf e r move it as won as the Comtaitt►r wire appotated. lie avert', however. that it (veld root be freed from direustion we►ely because the COMOVICWW WV/0 allowed withoot it. Mr. BARKED and Sir J. NEWPORT mid a few WWI& each. tHattrittY replied, end intimated Chet s. he was in miler, he would take the sum of the Home num) it. The Sesscuu, without reference to the seen went, en either aide. doubted whether it would he agree's% frobatanirelly with the him. sf the Hoary to move the instruction then, while it was positively contrary to those forms to allow the Committee to sit on the same day on which it we* appended. lie thought it would he e gofer commie to give notice of the instructions which might he 'nevoid, previous to the Order or the they fur re solving the House into Committer. Mr. MAMMY end the Sersues explained. Mr. TIMM'S 1111 r recommendo:d Ins Floe. Friend to seeede to she Sprskeee soggeortims. Mr. 1111AUSLIr 1111111 gave notice of the isetese. don for t•-morrow. _ _ Sir Joon Newrowr pot • question to Lewd Castlereagh, for the purpose ef receiving an emplm motion of hi. Lordship's remark ed yesterdey, re lative to the Commuion, mrpointed to examine into the sAlira of the Irish Courts. It wield bp very opecemem, be observed, to remove all doable no the subject. Lord CASTLEREAGH mode some reply which woo not clearly ',edible. AP= ELL. Lard CariLititoon rose to ewer few the fintlete coutimetim of the Act which had poised two years ago; and in molting the attention of the Home to a en bject which was now agitated for the lastly Mote, it would ustmally be his Molt not to trot*, thew Hawse with witch organ/mot spew it. He hadlim. tended to limit his observation, to • name! mown press, and merely 'mere himself to mower mop that might elite in the d'acmosien. He would if. deed hove been my brief, but esiewhieshoir that the gallant officer opposite, and sane other Membere, intended to oppose it in debate. he felt it memory to go into some of the ergo wets which, in his mind, rendered the renewal of the Act necemary. Thine pennies hood • very just , right sly to oppose the Am, es they bed also to eser. It* she it'll/soy which was inherent Pi the conitti- Motown toward* any Act inepooting powers of meets ti e notary. Bet whatever grounds wear to be urged ageonost the messore, they nese sat ground* form. eat by soy obese* which could be pleaded. le fact, the was which heel been removed sin , der iloot Act were as smell, the they wowed rather hem we argosies, in favour of repealing the Act, r op scream of its oppress melenneve, Bet Ifoi ofrettalete Member* mid recollect, thee the pio io. city of withers would by no mom prove the Pm eionilimorm of the donee to be dreaded, wed which 'he Act was intended to gown/ maim, It herd worst probably the arm. el itself, of keep- Ow a greet somber .f pentane oat of the king. p dm, who mole otherwise let Weird *beet EMI. !km misebief in these redo.. The goeseimo far li tariormeas was est, whether owl of 25000 skein, generally resident in the spoiS iber 7sineg the pence, so few were removed an tl w dolt the hens melee ; bet if, whew with if Were potent, few of therm having etny iiiirweent or intemning • hmesess ow hoed, though wee of thews were an erewpied No to excite satirise. it meld be well to home the Exegetic, wothent any proper control ewer them lie appeased of the healget •plit of pg a gb o po Mom which allowed ref/me to prows who had been pawned. whew they had esowiiitted so r effewer swami this oweitip Bet meld they is the premed ewe of Earepe end ef this CHM. try take as high a principle ? Illawebeco week' 'salient, expect from him to develspeowist of the i lutormmtime which the Government hod in its psoressise • ham he would pot it to them if they amid me suggest to their arms Meld* she possibility of foseigoero lerkieg I. this aiwiosoy i f-r the poopoloret ifiderloieg too inkwell Wes. v ines, I it, mow fop the prevention of any illoeit otatiolgo la diewolla the pommel the emir -s shot slur. Aet - - neeemmy. lie Immo that ieg fr o gs le:, Mote to apeiher. except towhee for ire/loos vigilame el the polite. Foreigewre dirriag Ow oar were treated es empeeted per. itiores, purl orgirt be sent any ee 0000 irir they *hewed tlw iilryintem disidreefiroce to the Eseestive, or gam any ream few mripieion. fist the 0011111101 Pi the wee ee4oelt, the pokey of the aemoore was elienged ; they were Pia WIWI (reefed we emperted tierrome. hut Whored to go wherever they wished, with only m.e prat'. ion, at otitlnig MOM elf depert tare at the Outs they were about Is leave, sand or fisqr nrrtv.l at the plot: to winch they re. arved. All the I.tio wife and Wean'', *dud) the freedom of She Eteeliels limo Itbovred to mongers were sell) termed to nom. it was only when they oppeored to desert" roopieion that Posey were sewewrest. If that one policy which hod here before en enrferrioly adopied were Ate Omagh. tee• ress.ry in fSES, tiro lislhe Would toady siegetot to hoed time eitranntofteini hod rat so theneed es to make :any sittratieup requisite. Thweigh mot es. (edge': in fnreigo oar, we hod • species of in. tenni war. which required reorcely lees vigil. pince. &eine had passed of late which most uwAken • essweietiao shot beetsbsie• were coming ear, 1 / 1 •1101 ant ' , pew)) , , Perksfo were °Plum"' rally and nriveltiemesely, open( all the alto avid inetitotioes of the eowatry, than any that they were es pored to by foreign "Par. Bat it sleight be inked, what hod Me mimilest sedition* and sreweelo, proved of late to have mined by dm came of law, and punished itectedingly, to do with for. reign'', fettling in theme donneime ? If it mold lie 'impound or believed that foreigners weer rid attempt to disturb the trairgwillity of the mere. tries that *behind therm, timer mold sod sever would plot spinet the State* which insuaketely protected them, and bed mover brew is airplay tanegled with the tremor* designed spinet the gas. 'eminent wader which they resided, the ergimeast would he gond for something. But he thought it mot difficult to taste the dreamt of foreign Drama into the acre titely attempted or evotewsploted ; and, to do the disaffected justice, he molly thought that the eueuwg ram of traitor. were not at all degenerated from their preoleraimm-- They were to the foll se teowoorel sad as deem. minutely opposed to oft the religion" end bemuse prtiveipho of beam satire, as say of those why tiouriarted at the period of the Frew,. Revishrlia. Whew monk' hod been proposed es owe of the immures of a late compirary, there mold he a mina ta doubt that met) • confederacy might haw a foreign emersion. lie did not shish he wag asking moth from the eredeili ty of the (loose, whew he required them to believe thee these woo a men tire necemity for the continuance of the Bill. tie nest adverted to the danger of memprommeg the dignity of the State. mid engaging it iti it r 4) reign war by Miming this hied to be eseevened late • theatre so prepare rompiniene and trainee against other Mani. Really he cool , ' not row. axle, that it woo too wads ter ask shit the so. amigo power of the Some should be Miami to seed sway et its pleseore foreigners who were ' empeeted of being hostile to its interests,- - Semis a power me imeidemal to the nierereipty of every State; mod in our matitutia where maid r it reside with propriety bat io the Etreutiee ?.- Wit did at reside there, foreigneve might le taw imParies prolong their obey to • Apogean dooollaph. If soy owe disputed thie doctrine, it amid soli be an the principle shot the power of rearming sheet was sot immiental to the sovereignty of • State, WV woo mily imported to the sewage, by law. loopy position to the argamstrit, his Lordship underlie! to quote the greatest legal sothoritiar. Blotto star bed said, that it was eireepemet to the Ciao $0 ream nomeeted alien* at its plenum. Some of the highs living imilierines were an math is *we 4 shot jedgesesse. The lee Lord Chief &Mice held the same opionea, we did oho the prevent Lard Chamber. The Bill woo ewe of modification sad regolmiats, rather thee am which 'pm , the power ; for, so he hod before .)served, 'the high siothatito to which he hod .Nutted ' hod decided that the power weir Mimed is the Cream. lie would appal to the Ham whether, in the executive of the powers immoted to them, :ay grins of opprersims amid he. laced to the • Hatemillim Goverment's ' Os the grow he had mad, be should thresher move that here be ;rem to being in • Bib he (wither esediaionrg as Act of the 56th of Psi late Majesty, mamas Alines *tieing in this many. Sir IL Wiwi's vat, he Straw it woe woe& to oppose • Bill is thin siege of it, Ira he did in de liberately, the mere eintartly to mark his tifirop probitioss of the vomeare, is which he mead he should be append by may Grutleusew im that Resat.-(1/aw, kear.)—k did see signify whet the Noble Lead void obese Swish objects s.d interest,; gig prang out of lOD, both lamiguem ad ao. teem, amid amide" it so praise; out of the Cow• pees of Yana, and iambi to anabhols am mi ke= system of pollee thaw/Oat Zap. as that page *female; that Adasee, milled Rely, hot *kb he would always cull Cirkely, aright be pm. Miami gimping from its porseemettas. Them leers midi some he ereemallward which itoopesperd she I Fomeinsion, and be malt opt Ira reseeselors Met is woo ogee the boost of lliogslomoi that the rights, she ioterreto,ead liberties of foreigner, were rousolemd cep ,reeved or owe ens. Tie NtsMe Lord Irma nfiverd ' to Blarketait area Lima Elleobsomegh -. hot beisid L Prnigivii wish a. for liwater "1"1"7* ha °Ng. deal of Love Coke, who, w matommitias wpm drap. ...d. if the Gait Chimer which plOlll/04 10/14 ahem menthate dada ham free erase Wok sogprisi L bird said Soo the pewter to send *bail Mb a 'the ;,.hew resided in the rest Cased of the aim. : ferOselked to tie err* embhipoll am the Cato. Niet o thej wooki find eat Want*, sod Spas am ntemilfiwg their pnismilenl.-asid the hoer, inekall !of peremiss; the admiesisie of heiggoas, had posed a law he 661166/00r their may, by rag to theta .11 the risks se eitistne. it boa beme said by the 1 : Boblo Lord shot thaw Pak bees on alone; We `ll.d. she Haw Isorsemilie. ow a( Gyorinsi ' • -.11.. seised ' ' • INA, mewl. law a Awewee fa tfor Fire: 4rl einpartnwirt A s o Ass aniivolnql shanlA snit kn./ liis eitaishon Theo Lardy ow forced sway, with ay intent in if state, was remind its the Netherlawde by sof the King, in a Ittootoi beliftprof IM KS Owl siterstinn ; end this tendert he Ihrowsdo twirbseted mai tfOgnirefally One this Oviroary, Another sursistrre war of an afters of limb mirk, *ha cone ea this rwstrory is a vessel front ?inspire ; WV. ination was stern 'twit a. owns se the ganiranease 'spired tw wont drriot. In thio cope sntsreessiail was wade at the IsrrigrnOiScs, and Pewee ntowinei foe w mono h's stay, whtefi s wonted this dionractrisloof in6nolinti to rtitott is het stn enowtry piserine the reversal of a sentence peinn-t o n hqn s u hits Owner. The H.w. fillrowlor wilowird assofiee instance of rodent eporshact on ale pot of no s n ot t .. tidos, For tool before wirromoord, and recd. dna awanithcalawbag whet the NiAl. I.rwsl rfh• he knew of new instigation) whop • *46 at*. v., finer thiereavary on the interferes*. o f w byre tufo snows. it was f o e w patitrad wilreter, hr lartievetf * lase 1 One evil enrwerywerree a this member* wwsi , l ire. that .they eon Ines etinsidening al OP • NOesimnr sI arorsayance awsoial retainste, and this with srepect M. the kitivicont of the Netherlands war aetaelle the etser.e.fav be knew ad an why ores rsioas s i welssittawee wittiest a poisspart intin the Net& Loe% (Caetterevigh) s*.t He petered ore Le which ire was 'beget/ W. 7e. 6d., wad ew Minn he expostulated with the Colossi in Orr rat at which Ihe boded, oho is reply isforased bon that she Alien Ism impeded she femora's* I. Rog - food, sal, therefore, molar isaneshntente wino he aspersed in reran,. When the Edict of Naos mss teetilted, 40,600 fareigwers come lota this reentry, yet an Alien Belt ass then thanks isscssieiry. ttiw Art England was deprived of the is &tour - ter the bawl assiotained fee bewpitality, wool :3poira inn became the refuge of the peewees it. Although be had so Imre* el esteteeirrtg, it way his 1110r1WPITO 10 divide the Howe ow Ibis gowns's, pet estiorg Ise siantbers art the thrisinn, bttl foottew Pt the p..pla of England and Ewers. that there weir snow who eonsidered it as as Anti.Entish and Awl #- Earypeeta wortonne. M. BUMP WALL fire narfevenorrj rye* sot der the geikty. 1,114 for mate time i• 0.. w Inw $ knee he dionottly hewed Iry as. Ile remodel. Re Ifewer, that I* 1715, Afore Wilt evrvertont Commernal if f,, a 11r11 Ibis *strip ion, i 1 mem be soithoosot rm.y referents. to Ore eloarsever of the exieting Gromramerst oho were to wheats stet it. It was not his intention to go into the Ise eft* winner. ; hest in inis sisor or might to be, ennsidereil woe se • prewriwo of oc.•••- sorrel ymhey. lie would appeal to Hay. Gres , b orers who he bee,, travelling Armed. of they hut use freeprestly Word the emorriry ortxteatovel au Ornmet erf passing the Ahem 15.11; mad ere h.ge..l the Home to emovieles, this in serpoonsaisg this swesoirre they ors. 45,4ven persmoo, tro habitante sof this reenvoy, in r levee of slavery. He tem sorry to he obliged he Arffer with it, Nettie Lord, but he felt it his tiny u. arse hito almostosor to the vneweere sod meld sot but *SA thus is it woo net intend ed the anCOMPCV *soli) hr perrattwent, ire esseetved the year 11151, woo w ferivarable ler ilmesorintring it sr soy future year Irmohl be.— (Here, hewn/ The Souctwers-Gewesai, rid, the 'pi* there 1194 bees the whom which the pliant Genera thomen , they nosh' eerteinly fatsseltewt regosorms pew net the remind of the toesrate. It weirtil he rer.m.i. befell then the whole of the statement* ~tarts by the Gallant General tomiglit, relative to one of thine alleged shows, emirs before the Hoene in a Petition presorimed by the Hon. blerribrr lor snel the whole a throe eitoretberote were rha lbortly enntrarfreted by Gentlemen ay. th.r .ifs, of the Hear.-(Cries tf Hew, hoer. 10we.).- If those allegories, word hove New smegypenevi, it world have hero the .tidy of throve who brought them forworrd to hoer mowed fees Coswantre, Dist 'they chow to strode', the etswort, slid if WA* spite esidevoi from that the they thank, the eller -mom ' stitemble lie knew the (Mimi Gnaws/ had mot - ten • dement, to e prelim on Harwich, io whirrs v 5...,. tprestion• were port or to the orriirstenz of Gemente Gawped. tech so.. mrs tookee he fsre • idogiverste, sod might my perm/. loose ' seem to hues ? to *lath mower. erre giver. in the • olfwmwetivr. Other trintitisot were per. rite so , wens to which 'hewed that the ttriniaritt •f Gettersl Gootpud bud been prefeerly preps,. amid met import, the re/trims dweetpsimitinio 1 •11 biome to the esltartt Geweinil e but whet, the be rtestoo wart haste the Uaw e. he esold not smirsit bra of went of ettistinie is coseraticig the proceeding, he bed robes. The emortiscx implored I. the ionfroidwooll aveittiorenrel by the gmtliti,t Gesm•P, woo @web to from his borowledge of dux Gentlemen, he would his tie hweetelowe in wpm. awe vottedy faire mod ssfewittled. stud she he Owl bee. most evetoly lifiell/ed is the Petition'', to w Nth he hod ollweed. The violence whit* hod been exercised is terwrimig thy pawn ef . Gear& Gene. peal, woo on wane the low own motion reserved isemeistry fee that pnwysse. Watt respect to the *thee issesseen quoted by the igodsim &- arm?, they hod ass bees before the Mae ; but he pledged himself to give a furl sod ewer pier, mower oodles, if the HoovettroAte Ilierober wwwhil being it Ware idtem by • disemet ramoino. /be surgestesso wf the galient Gemini ow gone improvisational with irielf; for he wooed she thio sea• Mow towsked front the Hasty Antimwr, to which' we Alamo soorms , Plee oboist Framer, sr* mho pinto. . Wind adopted it. He Imeld not ogee, IWgely bile the best view ri the ersolovison, het tw +OOl4 mist Mow was power was ~i•re inf the smewws its.ll smiesehitrie ipterrestrwr of the ereeni, sod the sari soot ftedwe Me Star ma. s stem of ie.-4/1/min law.)-Prew PerkWil tee yews. Wilt ifferodbativ or Sing Wiliam. one psalm had *sib estarlord. H. Ors** thee o*toollaist Ontemiltadi "1"141 1,* ha* Wfr e"ell trint. tibe it illigalr unw stell 4 . lini7lt l i e dist alurall oivitatot hliew:77sibi• "" . eilisswo I I ' ssi 111 0 the. 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