The Sun. — London, England, 1817-02-18 00:00:00

E. .1 I • • 11%4 `r r e mft. -Ert *69, ' ' ...r. , -- • ~ ..............,-.-7 :: tirl'ke OP i11t1i5.4,41.7.7t, Peb. 3' 1817. 1E PitINCIPA I, OFFICRIIS of ilis 1114' - , 11171"'v onn..v,tvcr e 9 hr.aa . 67i'pive; Nntim, 14a € ~. . . wt teift "hr's'Prltit:illini :bete Office is Poll-3,M11, '''' 11,!,3.1.fi,y, thr kith 12/ . 1- tont,i . a,i t sack i'cr l v , /.f. 9 1 ' ii llt ll 3' to tindertake the , Sai , p.'y of T6b LS 01 .. . vrtri: ' ~ ...;, • , ~ Ariptit,l4:/i..,§troicc of this n yaring(iet f ur a' PI ,• fl4cr 40,:t; dtte;•mintible after tl:e c.-..1),:re44 1 ‘a of til4W * )uP°4 ? l° lice 6,1' Threc.lfu n . t Its, at the . optic; u al either • , ' Ilifike .Irtirtes may he viewed up»: orppli!calioz St '1 31"4etik.e., (Viet' ilt the Totve:r 1. (g,/ 'Jot' "I"°,4ogrt4e,- toil,. the ,Terms aad c"netif i° " s * act, may bt known at tlie .Secrattitry4 ; Wee, 'i n afii'fiaitt 'any ,lag iietit:eth :the lloaryt/li Ise" 4401 . wrhere . Pro . I ' t idriirnay.,'e'd, 11(4 4.1 41,4 i MAr4eit, ~ theP ropemilii tit Toolt, 23.•, , :-. ;" !"."/ ' n itt admitted after the 4 , eelit 2Ws iliAt4P! ''' 4 al-koart of Mr same. flay; nett ~ , , . ., e ti•ill any 'Veil tile Party mitki;i4 , it, ar rtig Afge"l 6 44 4tlentl. (Oder (if tl/t: Narrt, R. 17. cR1317"; Se(reli.oll* liiit:_. ,___________ tvr tinl4l, tiousE CGn al , F.vb.ll 18.17, `of DIRECTORS of the UNIT.. toll ? • , 1 11;4, .. ANY of 111E11.CH:1\1'S of I.;NdLAND . tii4(..'!Othei,..AwriNDrEs, do beeebyge.fs;otice;. it . 4 ,_ , 1 . 14 r will be ready to' reeeire'prOflosisli in 44 1' liete o n • or before 'Wednesday-tliV Fit% 4 , ~ ' ll a nr Krson or Persons who'. • 'nay In , willll , l 4 t ' t 'ler in the liirer TliatueS Or at an Out-part i_ei !'117443 a 'ltti) • •'' ` - I i h i cii' qd t,O p_ , 1 ' of about T,300 Ibits tin . , q. , h , t. rtlidit for the said Conlipany's Service for' - ..,1N l),4t,:tifai; iliecift-Ing in one sum i a permanent rat; of . , . 4 tv.II of the said Silt Voyages' NISSIth with the ~ , ~ t i i,11,,,,, ~ wolds " Stop 1 ender on the cover i 'oc i ,;, ll ' , d 11 , 1 p! at,d left with the Secretary at th is ii,„ tivttbrelwele o'clock tit noon o n the said i 'lt il . ' '"'Y'ltid *inch hour no Tender Will. be recei.. ed..' t iirti ct i t .IAIIES CODBi Secret in , ' } 4 . 1 40 '44 '1 t lii 112'i naipal Diritensioti and SCII 01 illki 40'',r; 14414 trey of the prihelpal Stores, the 6)0, iii,,,httrPtt). Cr each yoyav, at ,14i.outtitte, togetlier 11,,,re:111 an d Conditions .updu wlsie"kiVe MAP 41'. hailt aid ''l'• i '' the Cl4Pl"!lij it . 4, 1 , , , ,e 441 .n; td co. i . (... 2 .., LI - ~ . 1 "It '. • 464 app!ication at tlic 0111, , ,e 'l .i t 3! 4 , .‘ c", _ . . ‘4l,,ti ' la mter of Shit-Ti tit, on or a ftti'lq , iii!",-.17 ..,,, ,...,....?$.4 , 1,. ,N-Ttifilo !-Trt('-ii-cAI. InsPENARY. ' ' r ; ItliKZ of YORK. Pr est/trot. IN, '.'lll4'll 1,..:11t)cr of • the • Royal Colli:ge, -....,,,f,, Lultrt,,n'• . ' v 4 : //4 I t ' +. 0 ; 1 14 . 1: i gi e:u4 u t, P'.. at t of . - .Leit rim, /Init. Col. • stii7l alti'.,i'...follit Latutich e , M. P. , 4.4‘frit1,414 Noble patt,on3: of tile t 1)( ), .. . ,!! Zti c • Pt.ips„,,,v the •esehtsive Trios:mem .4 k 1, - 3 1r, Z l ', *tri ll .• L 4 . - 1, :ow their roils esnscroc II CCS, tM,1,4 IPAXA Q tIl etit a that havetresulted from it, sr- li, ItYllt,k,,a's\it!iStirgeori, (ststiding high on the #, 111 i t ,2 4 dii,,tti .I!,llo.hiteing directed his chief at ,t i'et4 ( - 1:1 4 i, 11 .M It IS the misfortune - of' Patients 4 4 „..114,•,1,,t0 he too often the dupes of illite ' r i%,. 1 7 1 41tts v i t l st Ise 'on the credulity by inipoSIDT 4. : 41 4, d4 rili g) j'4'..% Against this .elass.(lif fulls su 7414'ie'lliti,,'„"..hiernall CulleriVeti it 11 Plit 01-bis ''''' I.l.°l " r l ':'el' " l ' li e bY iiiiiiiii),, ,, tr . ) flie d List of i ti l i t 4 4 44! ' l ' , erl in I•l'eltt ttary'litttf illS the enlY • (11,(LINhliti 114iNkolioti of ? , - : umnin; such e t r. , 11 Li,/ It(lverti...+4, tl . """." '• . . 'arle. ~„4 , ,1 tt, , , ~,, ,„ he , t u.tti, ‘ . •i!t• hunt In•it; ; ; e s ort,.. Al t . e i tie „ P f 4 4, Y will'. I t o. ti eittdfl'ist -I : ll o e in t e n r l t i f n • a t li r e, P iloist :,.,13`iltrl'ii,litt,'Ertl,t4)") 1)44, 41titVetlica tlkipptised ,11.tk,,,tlititt,i..0',' ~e llet at ive Organs-, have ht,'" llVre; "4 11,0, '4Uty tir.Y ,t,eitted ; fads which require n'i Iktit6Etillt;i:,;l,l,.,ll.ll4c(th.ilittlts to prove,' but the ttio,t rr 4 . 1 ' ( 'i .31 411 .'he c • '' .. t t ,. , L 0,,, , onsnlted as usual,-by both Set tit4ii,442l4,,l•l:ttitir.,,C,.harlotte-strcee, ledford•lsquai**; t rs ,:tY Ao yi . and Co untryAtfr'te lie lahlressed, ,4:1:041 1 0 ' 4 3 tif tl ce anti 144 .(1' .* 'II b' i . 1 " IL_ +4 1 „,, , t , eri! , ,,. ...t: .Itlll# -WI C 1 ) 1% LI I 41t1;rk414it'l ii"' 11".gdrUn. -I#, - ( ; * .14. t%ti1k . ,...., • (coli,t. 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(3/41tr,d1411S of Youth, and 40. it, h h 4 . 51 th it ,\. u,'T geuerat or trtrti• I dt.l iild I'li,"„,i 14.Yri.T.A'etii-,,:,1:v5',41*,'41-o.leni, o - heiher 4 pr o aced ' . N I iffy , .tr iee it) i litnlitic Infection, hy it turn %it :'"11,I),, ?lihioder. tt vlitUates, hy inteneeirppli7 tk i ,!!!#, , ,, i ,P• hi titu:' '.!; t r!ef i or Ly excesses oi . any il,":44ties it " , ' , llft th, l' n ' t :s i . l i to °trey ail elitirels liew t i t -t 4 tri,„it.! all th 4 o ' s _ t . i s ta ,, ellf ~lercury, s :Web : ' t'iljg, ~-, the i tl „ t 4 g t these coitii 14 lilts, , ti, dt i tit . l,- . . sills these cx . pect at iis ,IS of 40 11ftit494,k'nxict . ' • .. II t it i • i t d . } • Nit i which the •trld 6 is r iptig el„4l,,illowiiiie4C.:ltlVtat.in in the'cien:l'fortslatlte- iti;: 44 .. , ~o . lid ei4ll2}iteil I ' ''" ' • letZe 01444,11'!.'griti 4 1 , „' d g e s,4B I 1, 4 t -OA'? 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I : 11 014, a Totterppe parses era 1 ,9' tt, -;:,..,J.1,:`41:t .ie,,,,'„filtii‘t,4l,%t.o.• the pittielit - saii, ar'd 1, 1 4 ,0 1 ,,'M t ri tri . 01 1r . t,tf.i er % o r ~ 11t a, from ten 1,0 tseo ity ti l, , 4 tti thtl tear : If ;hi method of cure, pe; t.ia hi•iitth qY, 4 ,,,,‘" l'lNy ,„ r ee, Wilmtis: . it',1.t444: :Kith,'" delici,t„, '''‘u't. tut with the great-41'0 'i , iltf e ": l 4 in ti,, ,, ,,, 3, 4 , 1 one Ifau,- No. tO7 , it tt ., tal i , .t 14,41. , 'lt,l-Y, LI CICril. , 111::: tli'c Mail re ! .wlii be 0 lemitiaritt: Idvi.d e nod pi te ;h. is , k. ", t t" 01l Dans 4 : , h, '4,,' craitip :for . tit! . a (II id... .. 1 4141 b a t / Prt. i r .. mai CO. sur-e,,t iq , "-.- i• . th r ,‘llit, ,I Prt l ,, t -.. . It', tiattnn-Gatatn. iikt it,4h tiro,,,i,4,lll4,iirtiKeorery in the• cure y• 44114Ptri ~,, Ni t 1.11 by I) e.' Cu ion r, in his Inti tt,t 4, t1,,, ,. _at, ~n,.., Ph,,s, Inid Itome, front wheoc e tic 1).11t:-. 5 44(1.1,',E..Illr essitt!; t i l ,: l Y interesting attcl importSgtt t4tittAkt,l74.tiaetut . witi l e' .1f itivtlieal .and sue* iont .1 isi4;leatist on to ' he 4 preparing to lay it}e-1. e *wt t k, t"tst complaitas, atitl whitti be o publish ~, • , # . f t_ Fr , 1 .14 ,‘ , , .. . T E S DAV', E A ItriTS' GENERAL li4MATIRINTIN C 4I lin 1( %N. r:P. 10 144,11-11RTY .eONTIVI_4IISARY-DINNE It or. AC tilt; tale pitte-elit FitEV.-NIASONS' 14,11.1,, on THURSDAY; Mart+ • the .0111 next, iris I;cval Iligittless the PUKE of SUSS„gIi, in tile Chnir. • . u}iN tOLNG; Secret:itv. , _ , . - 1 . " ' k ' ' ' . Ittl ils L. (I. Lunn> p2‘.1,1,MAL1.. ' TINS - GA LiEltY; • foe' the . EXH IMT TON . ' Udd'S , Att of, dill WORKS of BRITISH.:; It I'ISI'S, is NOW 0r.2474 Ito the l'ul#he, will wilt continue open every Day fveill Ten to the Foreho 9 n tillrrivc in ttic Afternoon. Admittance Is.—Catalvue Is. By Osier,* JOHN YOUNG, Kerber. ~.:~. 'RMALtEST lAiI'PEHX EVER KNOWN, 001F3i1AU TICK wrs, to to.: or.twil iu ONE DAY, Ist MMICII, 1317. • • • SCHEME. 1 of /:.13,00..) .i5..........Z.15,099 1 ',uoi) . 2,000 ' 1,000 0,000 i i• • 600 ,. . 0)00 4.... : ...4 i. . .?..... . ..sqcf. . . 1,200 ti '• ' 1 ,nott SU: 14) 5,600 20 5110 ;I'l4 r 3,u00 Tickets. ,C.30,0u0 lop ICLIARDSON, GOO'D LUCK, Co. beg ...Ad leave to mown - lend tothe attention of their niunds ;wri the Mirth:AO the Scheme of the Trreient Lottery, of Only 3;oolrUickets, which will ult he drawn in One Day, anti e sped:quill solicit their favours at their Fortunate tillices, C.:011111M stud Cliaring,Cross, where lILIIIICTOUS Clipititi Pri2es have livtay been Sold is Shares. • • rr H E very-areat satisfaction the :Plan, adopted in the last Lottery gate to Persons residing, in the Conn thiLy„tnis'induee4 T. the Contractor, to, repeat it in the- pro:sent. The under-mentioned TICKETS It're reserved for such :Persons as may order them, and as the Ntimbersdast adrettised were approved by many Persons residing inLon don, it.has been thought advisable, for the convenirpee of the Public,, to have part at robe East and part at the West ctrl of the Town'.--Thr following may be had at No, 4, Co"...nb either in Whole.Tiekets, Halves, (blanch, EiOiths, or Six teelk4l4 • • 1c0.129 2tlfi r No . 219 No. Ertl 4 13 1,077 519 1;079 530 I,ltti No. 1,130 I No. 1,513 1 ,41i7 2;071 1 ,651 20)74 1,711 1,714 2,412 9,31; ',.. 4 '171:c hi' Whole trEitils tio: 16g 90:1 9.:58 240 Ceti - 1,139 1 ~ipritay he had at No. ;1, 7ickt2, Hakes, ,Quarle, , Clotting Crn.sl, eikfier Ts, Eig4bi, Sl4- No: ('No: 1.,030 1i43 1' ,1:•7 1, No, 1,113 Nu:l.nes 1,819 9,USI 9,072 2,G85 2,076 9,813 2474' 1,073 • Tbe.witole tottery consisted ornrittaiiy.of only s.OOO Tickets ',the .stuultesi number e%er known), and 441 via di4WAI it) Otlc Pay, Ist :11.11.11.:1 - 1, 1317'. rttESENT ?MC E. Ticket. . / 1 2 7 0 L.3, 3 D Einraru r ti 5 0 l Nixt. eat h . *** Letters (post-paid) duly answered. • EXTRACT. FRONI THE LONDON GIAEE'risE, S.iturclitv, Frll4.k . A 5,1, 1.ti17. . . . . ".r, Jail! 140 rili-Am6r 1816, to be drawn i (.;.1 tit'. DAVID's DAY, ht of MARCH, 1317. '' SCHltSiii: 1.... ize 0f....4.16:040 is.. .. ...15,000 1.. 2,000 2,000 2 bOO.. • • 1,000 "2() 560 , 800.. 1,,Y00 1200. • t , 01) 100. . , 1,090 50 l,OOO 10 5,680 8,600 Tickets. :80,ogo • ,Estbro.4ry,l, 1817. 'l% PISH, 4, CO6llllll. After oor hearty having consiaeii4 the alotesaid Scheme of the Foortb - Lottery for the Year 1811, to pupiiiant to the Provisitio4 of an Aet passed to the 16111.yekle of the Reign of his pceseot„Majesty, wy ; do hereby, to our Consent anti Approtaationthereof. Ttcasury Cliatithers, the 4tti day of•Peh. 1817.,N. VANSl'vr,tl. . . • LOWTHEIt. C. Glt.lN'f Jun, To the 'Manager's Ana pirectui of tl,c'l,attery.' TICANTS and SI-I.IILES are sediog by all the Agents, and , by the Co.otrE4,:tor,.:l*, JJISLI, .1, Cornhill, and . 9, (.:harity,- Class, Ljtid6o, It sUlil Twt:tity•uni. , Capital in the fettr r y josr tiutthed. ~ T tjernole Lottery will bu drawn itt, ONE DAY, First, of, c 4 i NIRN.III. „, w „ ttm•py were prlbltsbert, - t - o-Votittreq, 4to! w ith near! Y ' Kegranings r . price b clan!. rIIIIIA.VELS of AU 131:\•, itt ..;Nlorneco, 1. pony Cyprus, Egypt, Arabia, Syria, and 'Turkey, be t %fen the. Yeurs t r. 03 and 1807. • I varrrEN 13Y , 111910:LF. — Pi t inted for Longman, Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Drown, Paterunster-row„ Ali }Vey hlss toni lbng I n iivn'to Men bf Science.ia various parts of Eurntie; Travelling as a Mtissultnan and Prince, tie has been enabled to Five, among much curious matter, sbnie - new and intert'sting relathint, whirl) no Christiiin has its r had the , opport unit r of' doing. He had the privilege Of I'isiting the Temple - a &lecca,and of washing qnd pcy fuming th'e . Caalst, the most . ' acres ottiej of the Nlahostietaii cetigion. He halt gireit a inmate account of 'these cereinunie:, and of the Wietiabites,. b -w hom tie wag taken prisoner, in his tray oho, of the magnifir•nir Temple built by the Me,.• Witten On the site of tbirt •of and which no I.;,hris tian hai bken sutfetild iiispecr, fle describes some curinns Abliquities of Cyiliertiv%ithiliiti and Paphos—and the Temple or Mosque of Job ) , in t::tsnstantinaple, where Illy Sultan, at is girt with the sabre, and into t, hich no Chris tittri has been We t° Venerate. . • . pa)s tr,iy. was pablishril, in Svo. price 1.55. bound (ilinstrated • • with.l4 Maps),.the Sixth Edition, of rrii .uNIVERBAL GAZEITT6EII.; ,being , w concise Description, alphabetically arranged; of 411 t he Nig,iosts„ Kingdoms ; State:, Towns, Empiri;s, (4ses, Oceans, Scat; harbour=, Rivers, Laties, c. ett, in the titawn - .World ; ,thelAsverriment, 4101,tmr,s, 44 Religion of the inhabitants, with the Extent, notinlttrws and. lgatural Production„ :1, ManufAtuiva liod Cu- Tri.ratei. - iii 'the t',Ountries. Contaioink •several Trktiit l / 2 110, -Places not .to, met with in any -Pt! !: ( Mt l -L: • . . Tiy - zottN WALKER, M. P. - • Considerililv lintroved, 13: P. riAl PER. • Piint4ri' far F. C. and J. ltirlogtritt ; J. Cntiten J. Nunn ; S:atcheed and, Letterman; Wilkie. Dartun, asol Din-tint ; Longman. Horst, O ' Tires, : 04nsr, Lackington, Allen, and CO.; titridge and 'soli; C. Laiv; J. and A. Art.4l; B. 'add R. Crosby and• Co.; Joni; Richardson.; J. Mawilien; J. Ilarris; Gale, Curtig, "4"4,l"etmer A. K'. •Newsnan and Cii;; Sherwsiint, Neely, isiidijottes; Baldwin, 4.4atioel: and Joy ; .1. Welker and Cu. ; C4wie end Co.. Wilson and Sons; YOtk; and Doig and Stlsififrgi Edinburgh. • , g101.• 1 Qf whom may bc-bars, Walker's Universal At la, fur the use of Schools : cOntain int-Mealy-seven coloured Mars, price lgi. - • • ....-,7,,-444'17'..:4,1•irr...1 " 4' ::' 1 ;,... ttit..-i, k . 1,- • ii -- ;:. - - i.,.. A ....., -..1 . ----%' • ii . , --.,.:,-- :--:- •+. 0 4 , 8 r. „ I s. :-* /../; // ' : 0/ // 17 /. 1\ .... 1 ' . • 4 'P 1. 4 '4'l' I:3 R t.TAIZY .18, 1817.. • 'IMP./!:II IAL I).‘,RLIA:SI.4Nr,iI.. LIOUS OF Lortps, ,‘TONDAY, FF.Li. 17. Ctinnst•i wire. farther tint! finally,hearti.,respec. thr Fro ' mil . or Whiteside Branch of-the Queens berry btlist•s canoe. A Itearing. upptt tt third brm licit will taltc place to-invi-rmy ; , SELAEr took .the oaths.and his. seat on succeeding to the Peerage, by the demise of his father, the late Lord. I NM-It/US E presented Ove Tenth Report of the iCarnatie Coinntissi6ners.:_ • Mr. MT IFottr),.from ,the Treasury, presented the Annual Accounts respecting, the Northern Lights,. And the White Herring .and Straits FiAleriesi which; as ,well As the preceding docoment,‘vere lititl upon the table. TRENCH LOAN. The:l4Arl oftaLTDERVALZ - wiee notice, thtt.lie to-nioitow bring lorward his intended ;no tion, Opon this subject. • Tli . etilln - 31t4r Trade, and the • Exelteqner Bills, were brought tip front the Commons by Mr. Brogden and others, .and read first.' time.. , • The Cdpe of Guoti Hope Trade Bill tyas readA, secoild time, and 'committed for to-morrow.—.T. Adjeutned. 110 USE, GUMIIONS. • Mr. Mi . ipoiti) I►reentetl thv.Report of the Corn= niissioners ut Herring and Whale Fisheries, re specting the number of vessels employed.—Ordet, ,ed to lie on the table.' Sir 'Tno. UaAutiht bronght up the Report of the Ciaa,.4.4beCommittca, and obtained leave to bring in a Bill for better regulatii%, the lighting ap at the Metropolis. The Bill was then brought in, read at first time, and .uttloccl for a second, reading., GAME LAWS. Sir SANItiET I , • RobilLLY brought tip . the Bill'for repealing .ihe Act passed during the . last Srission for the rigulat ion at Game. The . Bill Was read a first time, and after some conversation between Sir E. KNATotunt.L, 11Ir. BANKS, 'and ?dr. Loci!,ll.oa, the second . reacting wiai'fixed for to-morrow fortnight. KING'S nEseti. Mr. C:as'iithp,hcought up. the King's Bench Regulation Bill. Read, a 'first time, and at Mr. ,I4ocEzt!Aor's suggestion ordered to be read a se- J y next, and to be . printed, AI.IH,JIO I -(- 1 ,/u) psv”ntetl 'the'petitiOn of an in 7 divultmi r himseil, HS far dS We could bear, IVallier,,;.agaiust the'frequeo4 . suggcstiu;; propriet y of a t-Ile inntettd the laAs, as they now stood. ',W.' Err took'tlis opportunity of saying, diet 'alt ho tn,ll . the petition wsas signed h,y only one individual, the sentiments whichit . expressed Were entertained by. many. It prayed the' House to direerita ratention'to.a most important subject, whether: means might not found to computte the punishment of death to thtwalkroprisonmen,t, other .AM b countries; in . ertea tor instance, e knew that penitentiaries Were estlihliNhed; one of them containing no Tess thtiii 1000 . persons, in which otrentlets wet .trained to Iri of industry, andrestored to society at. (In expiratiOn Of thyir .time, instead of being sacrificed for,the sake of opmple, th.-it the attention of the 1-lottse would be, attracted to the possilaiiity of miopting similar : measures.... That." of the' public 111.0 it alive to ae itupar s tanee of the subject. The. Petitiolt cva.s then read and ordered to on the.'tahle„ . . Ott iNlr. LusitiNcToN's xwition, the Excltegner 13111 11,111 %vas leAtl a third time and pastd. PEEITI,ONS FOR REFONI.' • , MORGAN' preseo,teci a petition for.lrar liaitici►tigry, Reform, . from .: the Inhabitants and Freelloidet,l of tilt? ,Couuty of Moatnouttl.—Or dered to lie on 11.1 e tabig. . • . Sir FAi t y.a.DLTT prestpto,petitions to .the same •efiect, font ~ th 4 inhabitants of the i'Srish.. of Christ Church, 4italfields,. front thou:, Itippon, irr : Y or kshirg, and.thosa of caltslev and its vit;i•- ii i t y...-..-O r d ql .cd U . 1 . 1e1911,011: ittWO. sir. F, liu 1113 &TT . titto,postponed his notion rp specting I. ) ,4ltit,inkiiiiity Reform till,ufter Easter. .I.OIID;COCURANU AND BROUGHAM. . Lord cocultAss.presonted a petition from the inhabitants (AI .;.s4krboyougii, i n t h e comity of Leicester, As it .pi.a)cd tor ..Annpal Parliaments and Unillgt:shi tk1nV , 4441:4 ti f e concluded . that it Would 1'41 . 1 tpder the disapprobation. af an Hon. and 14artied-Pent)entan,,wbo, the otlitt• aity, had declared such ; objects absurd and itnpriver. : Lbw lie gone noi4rther;/..that AvitT.otily matter of Opi niokt. on, rOlic‘t nebrittAttil4 ll4 t9.exPrel 1 0 1 own. B ut, w h el } he . t . 4. 2 0k bitnself co, designate the pcciptp,,ot ,Eng,taut.l.into two classes ; the (Ate couttio,leci , o,(debiguing xnert, iitkd the other uE dupes t p,lthoil,%vltn, .Isrished . to tni)lead,,and of the attio-41A-he ,C.). felt it his doty‘to make a few oboot'Yntiotts. - In detvtice of thg. \iniver ,anlyriffsbutfraget, he should bring anhigli4 an 7 thoerity,than to, - vn, that of ,#laekstone,, AV Ili) p o fitivviy,Sta . tccl i , Alba 144,14,0 . tti10t5t of the riNht of ponisbiogsrinlipttil woit toundt,d, Oil :Om prit 7 -ciple that the)aw which tlicy suffered had begn tt tit,le vvith,tlietr otv,n c4%usent,, That law, to be late, rxtusr. biliVPbeett as;cnted to by ail. that e y vtl y num paky to:the possitig of ar4 Act ot, p m .ti, nien t, having. been ptesent . to it by . hi, 11,prtSCtit'ative. If this %vele tha rtits-e,howvouh: Cotiantl, ti,e country in lc hich !IC IN as horn, hi: esiusideled zii represcute4l . : It had 'fully 2,;i;i) out of a pt)ptdoion 4,i n e atly I WI/ tuillioti, ! Ile 1 0 ,101,11n + 1 . 0",,,: c 1.1,at not bound by ,the .11:111 enacted by only 2,7tKi co rers.—(Cries ot Orticrl - The Staftxot appealed to the tiOuse, .whether [PittCP, Sinr.EiVP.l7,77l;r o • - , that was latignage which ought to .he al!t.r‘ve(Lby the Lard coal.itiA'4li comp! tined Oat the, Speaker had not wa t itcd till h o d completed the:sentence, w heti -itzmn4,lrt. IniVe stuotijectiOtAtille. . Tite,Fireitst . e.—.ratti surly to 'soy the sententer InlF rt'')o complete:: C'oclitiAya Maintained. that he had only quoted ,the opini4n.of••it' Learned ,Jodge, not .his own.. lie then. alluded to what bad far eti from itit Hon. andLearue4l. Gentleman on a previoni occasion,,..resper.ting the absurd potion of univer sal suffrage, Thongit, , ,hewas not competent to contend with. that„ Tun,, Afetriber, in point of words, he still maintaioted that the pCoide coolly and rightly on all occasion.S. 14isztprinioti coincided with theirs,,, and .as to the He.u. and Learned Gentleman, he nrigfit have bad 5 - 6111 C jetty feklingsfor them, as he had once hintself pro fessed the, same sentictient.---(No, , froth Mr. Brougliatit.)—Ee held prOols of it io his hand.-- (Heat., hear !)—On the 23d Jone,• whet . rhea : Hari, anti Learned Getttlenotti,.. who now re; , . • preaented a rotten borottgit,..expeCted tt, he'put up by the independent electors o as sa candid a te for that ci ty,, he had been called upon to subscribe a declaration at his political creed.--i -liear, hear !)--,4-le. had then held th a t Anunat • PArliaments, anita r s_uffrageco-eXtelattibe with tax* ation,.were yeryCproper: Of this be (Lord C.) Could nett entertain the least doubt. He bud seett it in the hand- wi iting of Ow Hon, and'Learrred lientbcr,—(l-lear, Itear.!)—.lt seas not an opinion, elicited by"triesittf(lenness ofthe occction, or word' tittered ht-.tit Of debate, it was writteo coolly oil [tape( by the, Han. Gentleman, as hia political test.. It • was not signed with his name, but it was in hi's vwti hand-writing. Two thiya atter lie had uttered the speech in which titotti 4,iitiment were expressed, he hail beet) called npon to correct its report, when lie had'preferrett Writing them .. a . teesh himself. This was ton at the tittie when ire,_whC'now . represented a rotten boa :ex.Pectecl tit become the repres,entative of it paps lons c:ty. He should now ask that' Honour able and Learned Getithottati whether this was his ha mi. wri (pt eseto tog' a paper.)—(()riltir, or der!) This might nut be very.regotat t Laughter) but he thought it necessary . , lest he should be ac cased of imposing upon the Ilonse. As often as the friends Of 11.r4ortii had reunited tinat inent shoal be chosen yearly, mod that the eke tive fi:AnelliSe . shotticl be extended to all those 4110 paid taxes . ; the'y hadheen desired to wait, as the enemy.was tat the gate, : ready to avail himself Of the disputes Isttending . petitions and political tests. The enefily was now gotie;'alld the adver saries o f itittren ior soMe other reason. The people seented'all agreed on the subject at annual Parliameots and unieer: s a l suffrage; anal soffrage io-extensive with taxa tion was nnieers,ll ; for.‘ebt man Was there, even to the beggar in aLe streets, who was n-ottaxed; if not in a direo 'intoner, at least in the shoes . which lie wire and the food which he ate, tb's price of whieb was heightened by taxation tint it might be amusing tor the House to hear title writing of the lion. and Learned Gentlemen, and he,§hould react it., He t'..;en ; read aloud several passagei, io which the author appealed to the te,s;... timony of his lion. tetrad the Member for Nlitl= dlesex, for the ittcerity of Ms political princi ples, and the tintit ni the observation, that si most important chnge tool, place in the House it cam o.v e ttard?.,the last :year of a well:. Mitch wore , inOd, Coiltiiitted . the writer, was done in that single 7 year, than in the five or tl preee,liiig ones. , I..s . he reason should not 41 pretend (sEatv, but there were persons so sitspi . emus as to lancyjltat the alteration might be at tributed totitel:now) Nt etige of the entbers, that • • thvy were typl;o4oling the end of the Sessiciu, and would soon.littse, to meet their CoriStituents. ,T,ltis reason be . (.Cord (2oeloane) thOught very .probable null vet y, guoil : hot lie begged the at tention, of the 11,ouse . .to another passage, iu which the Honourable and Learned Uettileinan c9.mplalutd. ut ti toast at the London l'ikvern, for " A INII,. I free, Representation lit I r;)arlianienti".beeittrse.it left out the people. -t-„ liettourtible.. and Learned Gentleman had then contended, that there was a full, fair, and ; • free Iteptes'entation Parliantent, for the arlst6- Craey cud h....Acted:proprietors, and other eleVatett cIOSeS, but tint, tar the people, attltl hail declared that it Mop'. soon he otherwise ; that tl•c peopte, who bore the butiliens of the State Most tow share lit its.Governmeint, and diet to effect such ' an.object .all good men must, cordially quite. elite tilt Ilottotirable and Learned Gentleroanwent much turtlit:r tl:ati he now did. 13itt it was re" tinktit?ble that lie had :It an antecedent period enter:. taitted the :.tott.. vtriittt he now distivoWed; tno that heil4,iio,f4ct 11141 that ec period, ill his Wl litieal Sendnients.-- 7 01lear,bear!)--0,10., iv hen hit neithet belottgett to tne.deloclet s, nor ti•e deluded; hut, arts icicnclly , tct tll,et utuder,nte : Reiman which w . t,t,lfl only itieetitle . o,:dj,t,thite ehmige, itt the state (at things w (teit 100 k;iing to his (Lord from tit, FLittse,lit.. kX , ' INCt,tlk a Q;tCttti.t: i, the Reilm. , ,:nlaZimi cat IVest4 fu.."="er , ‘‘,dieti be : enme ~:.H lo ve of as rottet;•.)aorongir. Ott slat tie .to loivestto%vn deli thm.:e awn WllO,lll, 1 c 4; .'.• , iyyrs.4 told (kcvive(i:? A.nd itil,lii tic` al , t hoe confined itilin , .6f pro t wit 4t s4 , .1 t :Internee Of COMlClntlittion agailW then' npl• !, 1 ; its anti s'not tacit thiti - drACVS ca: t rOntttlC . .o Colltisfency of anHot,,,[.. yid lL T Cart w iii : 4lll,. who wins ele,ir in ,• ‘a 'Li:Lint - 46'mi); !tad never 6to Op e d to woy i paity,tillif::c;aalynind votiscietitioinsly a d ; i‘ c at ci t al-toter auLl is ti liatrepts's "btea s 'nlie', as :the Hatt. mid Lrarittid iir,t4Ty 4.;bl:ivt:d ' o. od was .0 0 • b • 1,..7,...430„.r..„ - ~ .--, vA , ~ ....., , v i .,,„,,,, .., •,.. tl, 4/..f, , ' : ..:,:' J•• . I r , ,-; , ~. i , ' ••:' --:!',4t)-- , oN ...y f )i, jiirt.),) . • .1!(r '7,