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. E . . NIJNIELR 5983,j TIIEATRE ROYAL, COV4NT.ZARDEN. TO-NiOnitOW EVENING; Nov. 14, 18 11, *id be performed the new comic V pera, culled rO TOWN. Charaders by ARD, Mr. SINCLAIR, rItiNS, Mr. 'ONES, El' c, Mr. E kY, `2N, Mr TAN 1,()R, . O N, M. C 2111. 1 .2, Miss S. IMO I'll, Nit's. LISTON. ich )(1(14.(1, ;IL lIONIR to be tali , 11 J 1 Mr. Brandon, at the ',street. lied at Hilt:past Five, itul the Play 3s. 6tl. --Pit 3%. StCand.pride pricc is. I),Jer Gallery is. Sc- , wrt ; with Is 14e x Prince -On • - d ; • with The Ntitinight klottr, intorateti,. that Shaitspeare's ,klt;:ib, ate in preparatiorri . 2oci'thAt Titres the Charade:Ts of Her- of - ruts MONTH, the NEW csnsisting of only 6,500 Tickets, ,IIAIII4 are on Sale by RI 04)oLuCK, and Co. at thou , Of. tk.bniklingb, Conlinll, and acing. tnit•ottAs• SENT PRICE. . 19 19 o 5 o Eight •. . ,C 2 13 a 4 o Sixteenth • • . 7 W Nt.; AP 1' ILOACtiIiS, .ARES tor the prtßent STATE At Sale of the Office ot' +IA./A lt 1), k.bruket3,, No. 93, under the. itoyat begins 19th retthisMetotit. 1 , duly answered, twit Orders from ted with 'remittance, attended to by V , ANLoUVER'S GENERAL CEMENT, trills . olt IRON LiiLU.E. . i . h eery extra,n4l,,ary Prep:initintl Will be t• ki ,:,' 4 2 10 of the uhtiost im p. mance in all caws in wbich 1; 444 7 ltr i 4ent Made use ot, as it is equally fkill 4 loYe, 4„ 11,1 Okt r , i t t ''' .addirional p top. try Of t•ting utyttrected tithe el itia ) ',9`'"ture. th J. varitly or othe6 , 4 • to.whicit 141 mi t Itl. i11 1 1"Icable, this i'ettieot Will be fiuod litA:;ly best& *I 4 „, t . , the 14111 a, i t r id' pftyteepfg,"o-tiOillerllC fitilit f; htth: l Y tu restoring all .. kindA,.o::, ,t)roXcp , & 4,;5,,,t;hip..., , , 41 411:, 1 " , wary, ike;." to their figirior tiNtts, knit may be ti, ^FAiiil Witt o r •• ,V employed by theta in their ,fislieniable occu iLkes ri !' k nitz. their own shoes W.thout their incurtioi, the Zily !' Wols, and with theudvaiNeot their work, t1t44 , - ;ft 11 , 41. 74151ing wut or , & i mp, NV till each bottle ample I t ir Al I i !., w ill be given far the at; :iiint , of using it,' and the Old p r Puscs to which it iii 3) 1-)c.jellii ,,i l• . 'Nttd4l)pointment, wholcute arid tettiti, by G nttie and `'.....: l't 57, liond.street, in bottles at 4S• Ott. ___ •.* . ik ~ Royal Highness the PittistcE ttEGENT. It O VALI. E.ItS ENT. W rtivt„ COLL) SA -1 Perki ttl 4 YlVE 1.1 AT ;, porn:Aliso y crilculate and rewro te& • .fit ith t he use of Hospitals, Hotels , rivate Fatnt k 11 1 AM! l'oantry. They mop be Pmeel in Dressing it,:irtftkt o th er stt“ At inn and can be heated when I ( l . rAfAtAkkA"l'Y snot' time 'May be seen in use, and Are "' A 'tit 14 fly u; the Patentees, is rrn-trong anti Polk,ard, t t ,„ ll exte ll , ; ;:' l •street, London. . . ( 'rate I) "tenrtin , fashionable assortin:nt of Itegisters and Steel, Bronze, and japan Imperial Air and A1(. 15 7,;, 1 ?4 , 1141, 111° Stoves, for warming Churches, pt ' e n p ► 4n d large Builsiings. Ako an improved sine - 1 11 414 %s which will roast, boil, bake, and steam, uv• ?b ar .. . I )I oX HOUNDS. SPasEt)F OF By pit' VATE CONTRAOT, j‘co , hither together or sep N _ •1 • 111 P lel e PACK of FOX raltiui:NDS, :rn ( 1 th an Agritee ti . . .. 1.,. Rum, 1. tie Pur calet In . II Horeb belonging to .•••,* ' s 4 ' r ' Y 46 0 ta.“: to the Country , which is very c men. Ac it 4 4 fu but Foxes. le ' Itir,4lelksisey letter, 'pest.paitl, to .1. :Dou6las, Eq. or. I ,kh , , ! yleliea. -I.lNse 4 ',, Atanslori house with Kennel; Stabliiig f r y . o thirt '......._' 44 t. 3. -1 / 4 01 -heuies, ii.e l . may be haAitt the centre, ur til --------.--........------‘'~------""-- ) "tar k — . ' iIAt(LOW HALL FAAM. COUNTY " 411 Y$ itt the ii:ii - ST KIOING of the. . t , , of 's i t ) itK• -,.,,••RACT, A 1 "BE so Li) RY PI I•V'A7'E Cyr' I • lik d A . ,C4PITAT. VII.E‘E'FIOLD Y FARM , .° 1 t, , 4 1) , -A Rif )vv L ,vi I hive atilt% Tr.11"•5e1....y , 4 , , : f -. l o t o v , ,a A it ra . R l) . i i ti e :ll,;:o 4 i k u l t:te .a i w o rk o '( : ' of York, c4nritllnt 494 $ mt. haw : I ,, Y sture, Land, .jet O w i lo !my% 'lle 1a,,,i4r. Teilaot n 'VIII, at G 2 1. per AIIIIUIII, Eli 17 "! a X (I jI. 12S 6tt.) iind does all kjP a T'm i th a l v y, YA.14:1, "11,C11105 iippt; to Mears,. 1 1‘ )3 1 1, 11 .. 10 17,4 a ri l o it r . ioge......oA. 05,1:: titilct. lied tt,id low Lvincton: V :;l.ll,!° , kslf , r• . - m 'l'l►o►nas B a inbridge, N ° 5 m ord • ~.. ,or r. . . , ..,.... s t en ''''' . 4trU et, 1..011C1t711i Wh(;CC I'lll ll 6 MaY" ti qll'A „ ' • NIANOti , , Prd 1S ` A , 4- , SOLD 'RV alit l'it~ti, / t r.ik t By Mr. JOHN TEW , ; rw, Ive of der i n b it $, 011 I.llllfSdoi, guv.,tB, at Tv"' 1, 1 ot th , l '4le -3(4‘111" al/4 pcvl6" 5 in ""I'F:4-OPI/41Y:rbiwt.. 4 and A d i ' , " Koutlege, Es q . • rzi kt ,, strabl6 and - hig h ly in / j t s ESTA E, comprising a M si , on -110 . 11. w, arm 1 1 Atres Of excellent I , astureb• Ar•Abii " NI ""° r and Lotif loother with the Courri re nis L$ t. of Fishery Eine 4 . r c ' t, ' Jrttt kteri o k t ; Ri t h ts nti,l 1 turn , . uni rrt.,titaitt N. Slot of -Ho'bgliton ly t,; 00 A c r e s, in the. County , ol i ll,,s o urli a r• lis : .ty, i“ , = o, .ktaitite, fifteen from ,Soutumr L 'a 1111114 Winchester N'rie frOm New ture4t ` " fts 4 1 1 1 i 4 ka fti 14 1 _,"Lutuu. atit'l bu t t an rasp iir4dce f r u tit t ' V ' ) I*C 14 tie v, Well "vas roX Hounds.. Tim MAnor- °' ider , ly mtr ' residence of Lord •-tleurgc Iv . 4 t an • itler it eltginte, erittiati that ivas pak. to ret, The ttootniare lortY•Aud 'try th lte ffice•l judiciallarrattged i St's }ttl is apt 't ). 'Illt:11Ur an dDog-keliO4'l anr; itfr • f sc.tiptit.n,the u oiLs „,, tSi " ure pie ced .• • ble 'finance flour tits v. ~,, n -tti a , /5 ti ,il. 1/"14}; country, which 16 '6xtretti , ;Li 431 4 ."4 id I .ind Weill "" 4"i r 1141 atturiLi to thee. Stiortsinan every . r 4 Ciii'Y 0 4 1e / . i .,'', L ,,,t , )1 his favouritepursuit •, and tb...atl43ttratcuticct 1 7 „Ne iR r e ""ttlittog to neat SP..Actes. wbr ,ll only 0 , 14 . reat 4l ,. . has been &eluded to render it not . 0. 4i• t ii ; ." 9 44e1u1 . Thu retnainder of the IF,srure, tr• y tigt,l4l-house, itarna Citariary, fee. ;4•tc,i u P w .t r ,',, 6 l , B ° • 4) 1 01 6 „,;",trurkt, ATakvie l . a nd hleadow-lAnd , • s4llae-i„,t''' Mr af , lier Ty ilat, old Turpint, wi) o qtl," t lovvßeo m t of Ahhuni.'EaTly 'lie E st "' 4 Y be thiti of that [hot in hand. Itentay be viewed, on application to lad Isllplllidma t 4 4( 1 t Plethises, of whom Particulars 11 4 . 1 . Y nit e , t t 6 .r . s• . ,Moun se y and Giles, Carlisle ; 01 s4'4 4l 4frle Hulhorri (it NIT I 'crte r :J e w ant's feet. trtv't ,• at 11w 131..1ck Swan. "' line Nast , ma i t .,: iite l ei p e . Salisbury; Star, South -01*,,1 life place of Sale; and of Nit. 'Oita -41 . 4;2 4e-14 11e. Canuou.itreel s Lottdollt wil" 3 hiay 'R't May bt stlest, • ue performed t Ul' The print Rt.BLANC.fIA Mr. SININI Mr. Ir,A w CE 1;1r. Lisr(] miss 1; E It( DA-VEN olt T, 'f' o kv 11;1 jinet for the Awing t Aeri tieuoince., in HartLthe Doors will be open le6 At Six. 4, bolles7 Se price -iallety i Ce 101117(iddy,p ~'ta To \ " 1,14 4 y, Vtikkc I'reacry; t,The re.:l•p& tler' s Tale, 4;14 5C441")1 11 , 111 14 I oksoA y, the oh '' I ; ;ATE Eti Y, "..1 p , oc., vll. ICKETS .inti 8,1, (3.tv.couN, _ Mci.vs, Charm . 4: IQ 5 • •5 .1 AS Tilt. ORA' 1 11 CIET$ an 1 ski t?j • t o and ce,.tac,k The marring b. ititef4, pun Nli`.l' e utietiy, :. cu ampiime. htla • • .....-....________,....___......_______ , . . . , .. . T iit i _ .4.,./ 1 ,-., , , -1 . ~,.'...; ~ :;,...i3f...„4:1 - .. - x -,,....... 6.1 01 ' ~--,4 : - 1 . • - • ,r * • : , , t.,,, , •:,. r t.:,... .3, lit : to '" ; e ~, ---. ~,.:•,, ~-.:', , t . " ' " •;,:,, ' , ''' .. / I ,4;yr „ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ' 13, 1811. cc:mac ARCHITECTURE, . This Day W 35 published, In Royal 061avo, with Ten illustrative Plates, price tss. boa rt TREATISE on the ECCLESIASTICAL AR fliuES. By the. Rev. I, MI LN ER, F,S.A. Printed for I. Taylor, at the Architedurik Library, No, 59, High Witham, - Where may be had, jost published, A n.liistoriqal Surve)i r 4 the Eslclesiastical Antiquities of Fr ,nee, with a View to iltnotrate the Rise and Progress of Architedure in Europe. 'By the late Rev. G. D. W hitt ington 'rills Day was.published, In small Odavo, for a Pocket Book, neatly printed by Berl. sky, arrive sewed, or in hbards, rrABLk,S he PUitCHASINUof ESTATES, Freehold, Copyitoldi or. Leasehold, Annuities, dre. and f o r the renewing at Leases lield , under Cathedral Churches, Colleges, or other Corpora , : Hodies, tbr Terms or Years cer. tab), arnifur Lilies. 'Together with several useful and lute. resting Tables, connetled with the subject. ~Also the Five Tables of Compound Interest. li W. I N rciMeA ai,,i Surveyor. Printed far 1. Taylor, at the Aichitectural- Library, No. 59, llotharn. A C E I( . - This Day wcie published, Elegantly engraNrd in Anu,tiot.i; on Thirty-two Plates, Royal Q,ll.ift.o, i,t leC 21. Zi, in hoards, 1 . 31,ANS bill VIEWS of BUILDINGS, exc. euted in England and Scotland, in tire: Castellated and uther Styles, By K. LOCAR,'Archited.. Printed for I. 'Taylor, at the Ardiitedural Library, No. Holborn. IlierVinay he Bait, lately published, 1:-Bushy's • Designs fur Vilkas mut (:uuntry flous'es, on 24 Plates, Quarto, It. p. boards. ,13sleby's DcsiAns tor kloderit Embel4ishments for Fuld. ink Doors, Chittiney..pieces, Varandass' &c. 2 . s Hates, QUarto, coloured *I. t is. 6cL . I. Aiken'' iesiglis for Villas and other' rural.litald!ngs, lt Plates, Qtortu,its. 6..1. . 4. Dram's Designs fur Cottages and rural 1/wettings, la I'Vstes,la , ge Quarto, ii. 7i. • s. Dean ign 's Dess for Lodges,' Entrances to Parks, Ste. 20 Plates, large Quarto, tI. its. 641. 6. Pocock's Pesigtip fat rustic . Cottages, picturesque I)oretlings and 33 'Plates, il. tia. 6d. 7. Lugai's Sketches. for Cottages, (mat Dwellings, &c. 34 Noes, quarto', /Is, od. 1. t I)esors.for4 arm. Houses, Fariu.N ards, Dairies eat n es, C. 11 lates, Quarto, tl. 58. •.:§ Laing's stints, tar Dwellings, Cottages, Villas, &c. 34:Plites, 9uArro, Ti. . L . (rod'sPlanaot H o t-nooses, Green. [-louses, Cunser. vatories . , Sze. z 1 Nhires, 1•0110, COlOtWal, 21. ilt& 6d• PRACTICAL AttetIITEC'CURE. This Daylvere published', .Elegantly engraved on litglity.six Qtiacto, With Ex. , plsoations, {ince 21. 2 i. hound , , lk/ODERN FINISHINGS FOR 110QMS; a Srri , fs of Designs for Vesiibules, 11J1L, Staireases, Drosiiig lt4i.otits,lloudoirs, Libraries, and Drawing Rooins; iviih their Doorss.YV-indows, -Cnittiney.pities, sod other 11. to a large Scale; and the several inoulding.s and . Cornices ar full size t skewing their Construction and rela tive Proportions.' To which are added,. Su ntertres row lerr V I its x.and.mice'::, with •.!te R ults fitr drawing the ColutnnA, - .src. at large. The whole adapted for the Use and Direction of every Person engaged in the practical Parts of Blinding. • By W. F. POCOCK, Archited. ' 'tinted forl.TaylOr, at the AiChitedtaral Librily, No. 59, High Holborn,,London. • , - Where may he had, Nicholson's Carpenter's Guide., Quarto, Seventy-eight Plates. is:. bound. . • • Nicholson's Carpenter and joiner's Assistant, Quarto, Sc. venty•nine Plates. -A new Edition. it. is, bo O und. For_ Nicholson's Wank:tor to the live Orders, ctavo, ty-i ne,l'l r at6. A new Edition, augrtented,, bd. hotrod. I THE FASlitONAtil.l WORLD , The :Voting, the Gay, the 'D issi p ated, the llaechalian, anti Ole Voluptuary—the 'Married anti the Unmarried— Young and Old—indeed, every Individual of the HuinArt Race, is But:rested , in the recent popular Publication, e t R. 'SENATE'S 14 EDI CA I-4 MdNITQa., a . Work replete with useful 'lnformation, of the utmost linportanee to the Health and Happiness of Thoustinds ; which none can read without Advant,ige to themselves or their Friends i A 4,1 utary . big lenient Reproof to the I mils— Creut ; a Niftier Consolation to the Vietints of hrtor, a Prop to the I ntirtn, and a friendly Monitor to all. l'unlished and Sold toy the •Autlior; -47, Southarripton-row; Sherwood, as, Pate. i no,itVr- roW i' Parsons, t 66, Fleet-street, 3;c.,—Price Font Shillings. . . ~. _ \______........................................................._ 4 -- ' . RI —ANINIATio.N i . . •chTI-lEN the albs( ittiportatit , InnElions of life lii-N • arc suspended, and t4tove who are invalids by inheri taneo or irnpritdc.ice, are 'wlireed to the U 51 deplorable Stale of NI: Kvo US OtigiiLiTv, it n.tt in despair that relitgiato be round I 'Filet; ENO !NE A P. 0 P. ATI C I,;OIF.NG rs of is ot StEEI, are to t e bpst s it not the only reine.ly., tor ! this seet no bility. Wile,' aversion tO e 'it...l - else, loss or dellravtty o! a ppe. tile, and pallid countenance, tndicatt.t appro*Ohing cOnsumpa tiolt, the deli-ate female • will be yret 4 L.rveri inn tored to health and satiety. by the benign tuttJence ot, ibis Medi cine, . When . the spar!: of l i . ' . 1 . ;i ~ 1 2.10 W &in. the circa. lation laquid, anti' the 1.“..,:kty, 1 ,.:..41,•5ed, these . Lotengea will restore health and vigour to 1,1, , l, oilitatcd frame, and ti,;-ccritilness Attd atlittlatiuri to t tie !,litid. Prepared by the . setts' Proprietor , I. P. Seddon, antl , told wholesale anti retail by his A,;e:tt, , Cill'arti, at thu Origi. 0 ,1 w 4r onouse, i 0, strand, Ix t, ~ Inerset Home. Retail also at N 1 r . Sati,;,n's, (11, , ,-d...strto i Ward% HOl. b o rn; and Ikantlal i 'ai' Ro y al lixoll.tui,;e.. price 74 , per b o x or Nor 15,06 in one, for at s. duty i ta ..loded. ... ~. , _ Caution I —lt • i s -particularly 11,: t .e s sory to Observe, tilav call box is si-oecl,l4,thc Proprit:..tor, I I'. Seddon, iq his own hantloiViiting,-vvithour which ti..i: , -rite gbitunte; . . . ' • . CAUTION • I. 'l'. RI GQ ES Colobrate4 Mo k ;urtic .Rarrur Tablet, Pa - • ; I milaen by the I)istinguishal though Envied satieiton of his Royal 1i ighness the I' R 1 NI: E R EG ENT; r I'l i''., proverbial excellence of thli invention, .w4icti wIl i keep Razors in A conk4ant state of efficient :,opair fur f , ktril:Y \ cars , ,141rltqut thu aia cu a c t iler, hi Ai icoeiterl.it tuarkcit anti pointed je4louby itt the rwthi of 0 00 0 ; sti 0r hot rat,e Cut lei b to Lonlitgi, we.o Wl' titai‘!enito4.l to .1 con , . - . ft:nip:alit: aerenzyr q opposition anti external niouttun, niiieh needa.ooly 'to tie sew to pant' it Jgnificarit.e,' on a - zi ji nimrooo votll I. T., Itti, , g,,,!'s .vlaAnc,tic 14.0_ , ..ur Giblet he• i n g ,tla,,,,Jlic,illy opptiote in it LOC 'and c - tf.:J 5 , .; I. T. R. l o vontor Or the, NI z,v,iletiz "tablet, gaiety I to tha Public for tlwir ve,.y lit•cl..l suppot c .itt,t eo4;43Turagetrteitl, cops-ichai lulu. sell irrlpr:uosl y cialcd - upon to .36501, io orac-f 0) prevent. 1011,o,,itivit, t h,,r Ins blaiiietiC 7 1'41.1leti •11.4ve beca.cunat.intly, aw l % , , , ,',l continue tii be, ~old with itti :i iAnat ate, and ilwri. beicil in Actl Ink ; sucii ci, 1 y arc in,, 4,c0.41,1c, I nvel ition :o w tvlitontacture; anti wh .1 ien .T. aiipointed to he Sold by one or ,Dure reapoatable Menu; to 4.:Cry City anti Town uttforkh. our the United Kingdutof pli,ce 7a. ad. ; alai) a nevfily . in. , Yellted RAVI' Strop, tipoo eliniely oriAistAl priticiplosi.:ol y, t , t i • rious iz.s, t:oto 3s, bd. to lA.I. cacti, at his Watelloutills , 65. 'Ci t c,,ir, , ,itlif, 'Anil 54, . Park-stn.:et, I. rusvpor bqUard, N. 04,;. ~ i101,4:-ItA4Ut Strati CoMpoiiiiiiin, 01 two goatities, 3s. 61 Noapolttati K ,se, Stavin?, P,i,te, for portable Traveliiris Cases, is. arid *z.,:i. A 'Tablet lor 1` v.ieknivef., Ss 1444.0r,5 accur.itely set n the Magi-laic Tablet without cliarAe, Wilai . : i I,,.actlit,eu Is ni,ide ut either Strop ur Tabietk sindatOnoy totarneti, if katod sei 4 Uiaiou ;saw )/itidist. FICTUALLING-01;FICE, 'lsAtlrmber THE COIII4IISSIONEMSfor VICTIMLLINO 7 11 - lii: 111.47ESTY'S NAl')' hereby give Notice, That on Friday the 32d inst. tbey will be rea. t ly to receive Tendrrs, writing, (sealed up) and treat Pr ilunde,4 rhousand GOSOSTONE or BROWN W11.1.0W - ROUS (not: leas than lisrcy.eight bats is lengtb),fit f.r making C,..ofters Twigc; to be answerahl to Samplei' In .he prcduced with 14 , 0 Ten 4 ,4, ~ w hieb Samples are not to coins; tt f less than Five Modred each, to be delivereel by the 3cth April, IS c 2, in equal Monthly prepor. dons, into Ws Afajeso ,l l Victualling Stares at lirptfind ; and to de -paid for II Bills, payable u.ith Interest, .I , liney Days af ar late. The Condition of the Colima moo be seen at the Se.retary's Office. M Tender ffa a 'le , s loantkr than One Hundred Thousand R"eis will be adenitted, ?ter will regard be bad to .f.j. 6 the 404 not be insef4ed in •suorWilt length,. or that shall not .I,e dvi ~, )a l to' the limed befare (lice o'clxk an tbe' Fri,try the 221 instant, n,:* 'settlers tire Perstn. who snakes tl4 Tender, or sum, on attends. to :Infuse , whtn called PARLIAMEN VARY REFORM. This I)„ty was nahlished, -price 3s 6d. j' This NO. allE ; or, a Plain Prof'o IN; that the Rehnniatlon of at.kriowleclged subsisting ouaes will not endanger the British Constitution ; being stn. Aniwer to Lord Selkirk's Letter to Major Cartwright, on the grabjeet of a Parliamentary !Worm. Loudon: Printed for. Wilkie and Robinson, Paternoster. rows and 'lrewnian and Son, Exeter. , i';i11110LIC DP;LE.GATL3. COURT OF KING'S BUNCH, LW,BLIN. TNUR4DAY, - NOV. 7. [Concluded from our 130.1 • Tircri is a class of individuals called 'Pickpockets, low, mean, and pitiful ; hut there are higher classes in she community who must be a&cted by the prerogrstive with which my Learned Friend wishes r e ins ost ct (rand Jury: A man of dignity, rank, isoi; cOnsequence, Must shate the signor itiptorned Friend wishes so adopt towalditthe pickpocket ; but , if he were not to shale it, there islt'principle,in our C0n.1.11011011 which is not regal dt,ss of distriblnin:?; impartial justice' even to• the pieknockat. ;My Learned Friend is not ptuhably moie ingeniOnli in endeavouring'to provide, against the inconvenience that could result from eSrablishing the right of challenging 111: Grand it •He talks largtly of the ri6ititrer of exceptions that' may possibly be taken.;--ind•the tine that would be consumed in the assertion 'of' ,this privilege ; but my Learned Friend must 'recoiled that such inconvenience, pio. au alloy: from a gotg,..tenerak await/A, is no novelty in our jurispttidencer. It is no novelty, my' Lord, and in order to avoid, if, it would be ne cessary to bring a bill inna Parliament to obsiate all inconvenience whatsoever.' kit, my , Lord, is, it no extravagant to imagine that. all. those incon. veniences would result froth :the establishment of this principle?. Is it not extrovagant to tancy.ttnit every'culprit to be tried at a Court of Oxer and Ter-, - mincr, as has been stated, would initnediAtely step forward Nvilftilly to impede The progress di jot ice r And s u pposing fur a moment, that this sy',,ineln ,of taltiog , exceptions were to be -established, 'and that nuntbtirleSs culprits ayailed themselves of it; they would avail themselves of the privilege upon some, ground's ; they would have some liubstantial - reason ior'so'doin o (r. 2 ---Very well t. then lie wOuld apinA to their lioid:ships whether it would nut .rather facili tate than impede public justrec that the execption . , shotild be taken in :limine than ‘vltell'all the pia. czed . ilicis were-formally gone , threughb Now, eolprit can take exception, alter-the indieiment• is' found as plea or abatement. Thu same' cause of objection that, would adLlate him to inconvenience the Coortinlintine; if Our principle was granted, . would influence 1;101 to Make apPlication after w ar . ds and therefore 'its it not 'peak that the inconyonience were given before any for tiler proceedingi:than when rill, the trouble of finding and trying, the bill hart been goriethrongh ? [Mr, .Iluattowils proceeded with much eloquence to establish the ribirrrdisy of asserting that when the King is not' concerned- in- his personal capacity a legal 'exception could riot be Thad Twen y-ihtce senllinns frem the Castle, may h ittip.uttellitd to serve au obieo at which his , nijesty himself would revolt, and, he asked, was his ti:une tlityw a barrier round than as . 4loy robbed the peo ; ,le of au obSe,rtrationfroln the Olt e f Justice lie tr see my 1.1 . 40, no "wart of tall: rence IR:Waco a Clrind and' l'etn Jury except in degree. Both dehheratv! upon the ioine eircumstance 'tor the toioe . ultimate object, and .wherber one h at the fail of . .a prosecution is immaterial ; but he has at all events a share in the eatifitliou."---llTete the Leal/led Gentleman reCapnolorNt the algthoents had been urged on his side. kltt thought 01,4 kills and Bacon ought to influence their lior'd•ihips, when those authorities Were borne out by rc3 , ,un ma cons; nu . ionAl miKiro4l Some. pioi:o, in which Mr, justice D.dy, Joitoce Oaf, Bortowe:i, and the, '.s4oticitoc. , Gelicwl wok a rot ; when, MAC NALLY rose----lt has bo , :n stated by. the Solicitor Getier.il, that on searching the boils he could not find any illy :die) e -eitSlL , ll.gr,t was OL4de pet - 44315.40 Grand . Jury has ever f> cif impaittelied, to . .wO6 - 11 btlen a ,challonte nitiritlendcred by Mr. putrid, wok eve; returetxl to tlv..trcha though she Solicitor-General, Islainto, time law-brroks., discolors liot, any such eitallenge, yet thorn is 4 Case ,hiFc.r. , i i ' • of ,the position sUbmitted to the Cocii 1, It is the case of I.a t, urJ,,' tlttrtt,aeery nail John Siteares, wh, Nittei of ki lit Titoism. On thesVi Js i ffh' fp, • • A, \-7"); 14.) 111)1 5 . 141K1 7 1: 7 1' [pracE I;l44.p.ictik. a:•Frenchman, Monsieur Decleicau, aect trial a Judie 'or:sided, who, tiliting into conside,ra. _lion the warm and eloquent eulogHurn on the clia i•atier of the great and constitoiloord Judge, Lod Holt, 11Q1 . to that etpinent Jurf.it, therin talents or jticlicr4lkfro.Wled6e, ur lik a steacik , I(4l6tiffii - of the. liberty of the sobbed, He :t as an hist) Jpilge,,Lytd Carleton, then Chief . .fo,tice of the:Committi t ilt * .:Lii of Ireland. M 4 was in COM. tTliSiipti with Judges of high estimation on the Betich—Yusiice Crool;shanit, SUStiee.ChaQi4o6lll : , B-11011 Sinitit, &iron and with a trae,(rioid to the Constitution of this cuirtry, hbcital in hit opinions to eve,ry , ,reli,;ioos description of ty '4 s obj e a s —M r , joricc DI now, sitiir : g on the fterich. The report of this case Vas taken down by Mr. Ridgeway, a Gentleman. of the ,B,ir,. whose notea %yenc never rut:lnd-erroneous, and whose repot is aro nnimpeachauk authorttim In that case there had' been no Challenge to 'arty Gentleman of the, Grand Jury ; there could be no Challenge, for when:the Grlind Jury were swinn., Ike parties indicted, I.7l s etiry and Joon. Shearea, .were 111 close confinement, on a Charge:~ of High . Treason :ind their Counsel hot have accost; t o tjl e tii but order'of the Court. Therefore, in their cue; the objeCti.Al to the Grand Pant el could tie only by plea in abatement, not by ehatlet, e, But mark Use wo rdi t of C irlet on.' tr.' NPN,dly.tiere read as felleWs torn the print» ed -report :--- " a plea put in as a Substitute for a " lerio , ol o 'l 34 rtY not helm; presout the " trig rat ,ttie Grand Jury. It he hnd, bgen pretfrot, " and ha 4 t iketi a challenge, the iubjecz mat , er of '' that challenge Must have been instantly ingtured tt • into. ,So said Lord anirton, alter a con fetottee with th'e Jutf : ;!.s idese,nt.' ry Hoe, awn is a record o'f' epihion.nf tivo Iri4l; Jnd4iB,;',. , oio,c, bad ' Henry' ami John Stwar , N tircttt pret.tertiw when the Grand Jury were Bvvoril, 1114 had a ri h ,t to cileitekge the alien ohtroded on t h pannr..l. aq,pitnen,t, reituntng from the statutvb of al.: 11th of ti.crni IV: is x)littixted . : that was A ttec.i.,« - ' ritoty statute, but that st.liute does not stunt , that are not illany necessary at cow'. mon la \v, the want of 41hicl) is a le ;t1 catete of otaii , le4c. to a Juror. It 1 $ 6,10 of 1.10 to he. ~ s.On • struo!ed that this :!et of ft..toy IV. declaratory of tho. corunton extcods to parnwts of the Growl iortuteft...-1-irtte's P. q. 16 5, `.106. Mr. Solicitor.G.:neral has bt.llol the oath of thrs Grand Jury, and he has stated it fairly and liberally, but he has not stated the duties of a.Grand Juror.-- tie bat not stated the station in v.t..);di tutiun has placed him p. 'That now falls to The Grand Jury are to inquire upon evidence of competent witnesses—Not upon information—whe ther there he cause fOr accusation. At the last Cont. mission of Oyer and Terminer one of the Judges who were sitting on the Br:1104.1qt. Justice Pay, told the Grand Jury that they. were. the bolvork. .between the accuser and the accused—that i. 1,; be tweet) thee - officers of the Crowitt and 'the party by t h em lic usedattien %%Ault i$ the duty of the Guild .It is this, tlO are not 'to find a bill of in ditdnent upOn :protxtbdities, but upon evidence that, there are fads satiC 7 ently proved before them, that the purl)' accused ought to, be put on his trial, not to n 4 convicti, hut if in his power, to acquit hirageli' of the c.largo,'' ' The indictments to be sent to the Grand Jury are not ,at the snit of the individual. It is nut a .causti where an individual on his own special account pro .seeutei for a personal injury, or for assault, or for battery, or,for conspiracy, but' the indictments pro. pared to be submitted to this Grind Inquest aiiptAr here frOm preaumption and from'fict n be it the special Kok of the Crown. The quitrent sheWs this --the recognizance chews his—and the appr.ariatlC.3 Of the 5.,e6 ,:ICl•9‘,vn Counsel tihewri it. It this'w;4l n u t it G t ,v irl i t akent: proscctuion, writild the Arteri.ey,Genetid, the '.Solicitor-Getteral, ;tu.l lit Kang'3 Slrjetints hate been employed I—And trjilit a Crows) prosc,2ution, it is fob' to say that the bt.l.). jen right to eLallengo for fave;tr :is well is il.cs .CroWnl.s it not a vinciple that a litthit't 1 on tri •f upon an at Osadon by tii Cinwo his (4'vtly pitv in hint doteitCe that Ow Crown can eli;oteke oulint prosecution ? , --L-This Was wit id wiiya the mode o t sr.euting, hut since 146 .!itatitte which ttstttf in a tiefi:Oant .1 to bring Y 4 it OutO COAT COMrig'ity iiroce , s, it has been Lido iltat whatt% C..to wit can do it) A prosecution, the subject c art do in li;s pn plo, a Graqd iwy cannot be challetT'ed.l)ol .I liter t? he ch.ilivogerf for cause. The 4 chalictlzy b , .vo stAtc - ,"d—now PXILl)il)e vt y 3tiry ought to he unprei,loi, la the re+4o3 th, ,„ Stout., where assurne-ti pieroatoive e0per,,,d, , ,,d the 1 1 „tioence. of . i.ft,e Crown start d trim l tilt: ttluf thrvwxped the' sithversii4ii of tht: the ..:111C Jthtge hchi l AN 60i piacl,to—at tne t4e tug , 5 i.,1,,u14 not ,th!, - .; Juror, 'fOr . purpo,cs Int: qthnini f ttrinion of itvnit:e, anti 'fa tho tot 111 4 0itttl•cl 11 girl r tho ioilkierne of Its- 7w iiide j ivir.iolit of Ow thv I Should not the tiot.l:l4l upoo the 13: Livour, ils tht; OcCiSiLiql 111)V0 ititt 1.1,. , 11::!. 4.1 law. to the pap110...0.13 i t er.orfoy Jtirorsl---them aoi on f,,h3t papi 6 k,v.. 10,1411.11;Illatei 4.11;e1“..1e1i 041 4 1 41,:t in , 1, ( ht.i . ndr!„A ,p , ,,01005a lofty V, !,:ii 11‘ie 1, ilt , fit [two, or it:tovon ',hey wvfit ittrn op V. 141 y , ll tr . vu turned iFI, arita if it.e ) ;.At 1: :1' 001. Ju,sticv, 41 tho I it' ;, I l'. , V 4 I' v,. . T A * .' - 1 t '