The Sun. — London, England, 1817-05-22 00:00:00

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TR E A Titr, ROYAL., Lb i'vrion iu this Theatre i,re re qu,sted t o t,,t, e , N,;tioe, that they are retitle -got to AN,,KNII./LE o,i the ST.l.(iF..' win) Nnsl)..ty, 28th iiso..lo, at Twelve orilvr to prov,-t-'4l Ia the Nr- Eanti,eutettts for: tWEIN:Nti on 'll-lUltSihk tah of 31t0e. , --Nl:vc 21, 1817 _ • [LETTER IL] We hate , here aliotlier porteintius folly to en couni yr i gut, it our first points have been rightly . establidied, this will be disposed of easily. For why is Parliiment Supposed to want reforming 'Became it is 311 imperfect representation of the people. But if ncither the theory, nor any period of the,sotool praCtice of onr ConstitutiOn, ever designed a general or correct representation of tiw.pi•ople, it will follow, that the alleged defect is no Its a fiction than the dbctline on which it stied , We are ready, ths:refore, not only to grant, bto • to assert, , that 1 1 ,trliament neither dues nor ever • did apiiroitch to any tloinglikeiin exact represen. tot p,:ople :snit we may , confidently What would it hive beenTlietter it 4 1,,,u Would it have contained men more worthy of• 11, .jorVit • a;:: , pubic trust, fitter to transact floe business of the nation,' or. better informed of, the generallote reit:4 of the country it -tint; with what advatt- age could the persons► have been chnoged / The demagogue will be ready vvitki his answer. The u►lvautuge would be, lie says, that the opinions of the people, by which he means *populace, might have more influence in it. But the opinion of the populace has been already shown to have • MR. PEEL'S MECH. •., This Day was published, 'price 2t. of thr.RiOlt RPTIERT 0, cATiint,tc .11,te4 fur datlN'ttlait:A.Y, Albelr.:trle•street. 1 I --,4,. 1 , 411 - ~- 1 -„ '' I .' - 'i',:', - ,. t,' 1 r • ' l •' ' -' , -, , , : t ; I ,-,.. ,- .•- : , ..it ~- , ~-, , - ~. -... , ~.. , ~...., .: _ . ' ..:; . • : . 11 44 , ,..•:-, ~..' . • ~ . , . .. - g.'; ~' -*'' - ' '' ' 4 - ' - • t ;‘,, '•-, ' • -..-, „: . . -, , . .. I, l i iiatthit. 7710.]. . . -....„...„......._ --,.........,,,,,,,,....40,,,,,,,,,,, 4,,,,,.........i."........ f NC ) 11r0141c. ELECTION. tic , 1' CON! NI I TTI , ..E t',r CONDijCTIN( I t tbe - rlil(thlNT "f EAroi)rnoti.sE, v.,,iv. SiT : I)AILY -,, ,1., (;,,,, .. ~r • 1c2,,,,, ~t 40,,"4, CRoSs . (. 1i vitING.CR,OSS, from 'l." ; ' lll4 the r•lliirii I t lii:NDs i " F ite in the A It:moon w 3 , k . r a l'e Pitt.licularly ticitter.et: to attend. P " 44 9, May le2 , 1817. ,':' ‘,...., • • , tern KING'S BIRTI-I:DAY. 0 4 'lvEwiliclirr i c t tP'4eiret- , t se r ,., ontrat n , J:' . t • fiillv idol' It e l l ipti ., 1113 tlie Pn'il it tilat.a)l ttiose;ctitotwr, l'Plo . '/ ii Aw ., !trash Pi iZes - i,r a sqbllitii"entarf Tiekit, "Liu tti. :0 6 41 4 , 41 1 7.-lIN Pt) tlPtl4•4lh of dy Ng...,. iiwt wat iota 1,. .. ! c h..; ii, b4lito r ,,,, t ' Chal‘c , of oil the fullowing'lliotefit.. ,c . lll t , i iit t 1 against the sathe,ieenticat Number*, FAL ''''• . ? '• . L. 15,000. Cons xls 4 ~., , of. . 4.2 c0 N l Y nc Y Jg ,' ...... . v, OOO t)itt ,; ; ~'. -, - a te °. CoDu. l'' ~, t.. '" ~ OM Ditto 6 (.. 5 Ditty lin 5O M;;lieY t•ii l' for pitta ' ; • 1,00 8 .. ~..„ 10 Mout y l. , 4" ' Wrkk - '' ..311 I at the' taint - Cline .timoimr es thltt tall! :,- ro, e rionifin for So.le, that he.'istc the exact number ".'-. ;;- 4 „ . , ) Ttittc? l , 44 ') , C PAtilegr, whiat fell to the Lot of , + , , e l : r .: i 1 1‘ , t 4 , ll 4 , " , : ic tli er v t :ins.ital Vickers ,—th.,i- ...:....3.1 , , , Acia- f 4, r : ' ' l " 4 ' tiht s e ve r al O ffi ce-Keepers, crud those who ~, kis,,),,,;iitli:ise or exeliaoge their small, Prizes had better ''''''''telY• !lie Prices are, ,C18:18$. ti ,t, , ;',.; ....... ,C 9 19 0 1 Eighth ... ,Cg 11 .6, t 6. 0 •, Op t ••••••• ' 5 1 ...0 i Sixteenth l i; tol i i i ° . t teljuit fi nished, J. Siwcwi 4 , lit had the sat , ; (l sf oo ac t : ''. 7.44,41 hi .; in 3tholty Shute*, No. I 2,7•1..4, a Prize of 4 1, 44• 0 t. c : ,1 4 1 " e,8(4,:rw0 Prizes otliOni. and I , i , c o ,a i.i lt,, a h. i ti e i ,ii, si4„ ~ a 14., And ift hopes some of the oboe . • p . „,. ‘ , 3. 114 4 5 " *4O aihuilg those who' honoar him with thelr k l et ,AF, Asti i l''' , Ottiees, No. 37, Corribill, No. 34, 'rayons , ;•,, ''''thhi'l/, anti No. 141, 0 xford.sti eet . -------------.... iril . jk, ' BARK. ta. t 74, ALICE PfOLT FOREST, HANTS. 1 . of the Right , lion. William littskisson, %Vilna'" [it') ts,4"Aditilis - andHenryoawkiti's, Esquires, C"n""" 114' 1 7SA°1 " 111; • - Re- e '1!,19 ~Me ‘,N oods,, 1 , k 1 ;.,:''." ., • -'ro , AT scum-HY.AiwrjpN, ' 4 , gweltt. ALLEN and WARD, at the Bull Inn, at Bent_ 0 II ). I 7 4 ' . .Pbe raid 4'.oreqt, 'on Wednesday, the `3Bth !lay, ' l b ...• tbrue o'Clocit in the Affernotin, 9 , 1 ,' t i lt ItAltx o f ti i%vartli of Torn Thonsan'il .'" d k . 4{. 'ViNikip ,• • / 1 .- •Iv , e past of wbtch are fur st, ..1% „ NI. N .h. •IKE) A, a .i, 1 ,, ‘1 s t i„ d 'Y' . iis dtv revtbus to thit'Sale. by ~,' r ont i Yh e "ewe' 4 '• P s . ~,, Holt bulge. . 0 , „4/ 04 , 10 (I Mr. C. F. Wise, flep»tv Sur% e) , 1 ,,,,i I ; l ', 44 'hom Particillam and tonclitions of Salt may i • ' 44- ''''' or Mr. IVilliani M00r.., Keeper of the said F i ,. 14 ' I. 4li‘ tt h" Azition Mort, near the eank, Loa,rion ; at the c"' .Jr.'kl rie l ihi t • -, ~. ~ • , ~,,,-1 Aluin; at - the . !lace of 4; Jiro, ~u,..1111ii.„ r „I. ~,,, -40 - thaqtuctioaeers, Farnham. `" . , t 'l'4 b ' Ntitrtber I. , price is. (10 . °l'. ti 1 ,,,1 t r. it4,,,,,Nie!.,nr LTPE; consisting; of t . •enty-fpUr De s ;gn s ' t , ,,, qc , Tr', 4 ,ror; : wi th illu s t ritt i on s 18 '4 Verse..by L tb , c ., , , l ; t., ,0 ct ,,, , le .otir of Doctor Syntax." The " "* , • ''' t l i;;;e Ip,;t,til'iln rt'.tali` Moli th lyiq ual t ic i-s, each contabitos ress. tti ''', Co Nl Fy,"'ir?gs nod ; i m t v ...t wo rag ps of I . (etter? ,,, _ i,,, , ,t,7c,,„„. , „f, of the NE:IIIIMLANDS, lltisti 111.4 . ny . , lit'ic t i ":' Littriivings after Draw;ort by MiAi St/uPle. ~ it, ,ptice Letter:N:4s', in Fnglish nod Freitch ; cont 4ai I lir . .1 go te l'arti, impentit 4to. price I bs. each ; or, ita v,„ ..... / .. i. 8 . , •••••,-. ' _ -_,.. . A nk:(lc -------'."7-7 • - L ••• RDENER. Ti RONIIII':' PIi.ACTICA c'A • ny h •• 1..., a I the Se9m i ld i t r jt ' b iog. ~/ w,4- Published price 91 in Loart s, Pt'll'Cv"ivti) with' •o'n ide .. iVe Additions ! , y Mr• ":". ' ' '1) L"d G4 rd; ' ner s t o ;sir Abraham Hume, Bart. or 111", • R ; or, im , ~, , .RACTicAL GMIDENE . a e ither .?4,,i ~,.,::sygt,,ti .f Minlern llortkult nye ; P. a a da I t ;•ince or iSserv.t..small Gardens ; designed for the -bs '` : Li m a s a 1444.4 t7ll.llieti whu manage their own Garsleit, •,-, .._,.. "'len -T . , 1 9r the . yottliF pr , ofe..sion st liorticuituribt. * A t o rt . ill , JOON AtIEII,C,ItONIBI,E, . 1. ~ k t tt i •rl, l T't or ‘. Erievr ► Man his Own Gardens . of the % . 1 44t 4 ( _ i 1 % erit contai n' the Laying-out o ut LuI PT., e.,i,er-, ti,tultlre I.; ' ," l vti, Fruit garden, Flower Garden : Si?, 'lLl ►the ,„'t,,it.i:lnli, Nursery, and Timber Ptantat ton . P o t r su co ' n _ kit':.t.41„ 1 ., ,, ~! ainl Management of the GPern•llol/.!;e 1144,,,,1;`,)t Trion,", and Forcing' Garden. 11 . `,`.. o h r u in i ; Ao,Yl,„...!:).'range.l; and .4hyi•zt!tions front rec enr l )% ' c li n t e n r 'c i i e' i s li in a ‘ lli k:it k' t• t t l a 'a l l l ' . l'li l P C L Uiture htivtint ir?,,xiliiting t be principles relative to L'e..'...1 1),.. lii l'iilta ;i4•1.) tspetnilly in the-Renovation o . f . 0!(..1•i a IC t "ts c.„ l . i . '' '' ll Ut. Apple and Pear Trecs.—A% 11.11 Tab les, t,-, i 1tk.,,,, t'ponding with the "itiv•ince , nent of Botany 1 .1 ~ '''ti , ""t Piilind '," . , ' ' ' the . Ttnolte" - ,p ', H ot 1 , t and I ably% for regulating 41:ltleti "'""es, &c. .. , „, oii 1 • D av ie s, ` • d Lomit"; " • -444, eamVt . Strati ~ . -"mature, i autl J. - thitiirrung, Dninta. 1 81 7. THE COMM ISSIONENSfOr VICTUALLIN6 51 " I.lis ESPY'S do hereby give ..Votioe, That m Fridan, 1 e 30th' ftistant, they .4111 be ready to receive 7"end,reitt'Wrilitie (Pealed , rep), and tretet for the Supply. (on separate. Contracts) of what FRESH 134EF ntny be regnimd , for the arse rf hif A liaiesty!f Ship and Vessels at ths., derntentioned Places, . o and Jcey; ""' "" • t'' "- • Conpbtlion, Hull, . . Newcastle, and 'TA:mouth Haven, Sn.aiisea, and • ..? y l't :1001.41( t far the space , of 7'welve : Calendar. iflonths; from ate .13th e : f.fune next. The Conditions of the. Contracts may, be seen at the Se eretary's Office, at this Office; or'by apPlying to the Post.. masters at Guernsey and .Tersey, and to the Collectors of the Castonis at Greenock, Compbclion, Hall, Newcastle, tiwan• sea, and'Pristol, respectively. No regard will be had to any 7', nder in which the Price *lshii nat be inserted in Words at length, Or that shall •not be delivered to the Board before One o'CloCk On • the said Friday, Me 30th Instant, nor unless-the Personwho makes the T e ncleT, or some l'erson on his behalf,. attends to ant wer when called for. Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Persona engaging to become &nine! ad.th the Party tendering, in the Penal Sant of 5001. forthe.due per• tanevof each of the Contract*. This Dity.v. , as puhliShed, ;nice royal 4to: in hmado, 0 1) 1 N, a Poem ; V•frt First .—By , he Right Hon. Sir W. (MUNI MOND. Atari° , of it'Crstnslsttion of Persins, ACaM tttCai QueNti,tns,&c. This Poem Is connected with the most iitterottng era of the Northern Mytholocy, unit refers prificinaliy to the sivi• ;;in of the Gothal. E.opire, which tt.e A , t hot' availing hint self o f the privilege of the Poet, stint' offering besides an,e probable coojectuts, suppos to have been founded b; . Ph:trim:es. Printed hl' A. .1. Val; , y. and mild by Messrs. Law and Co., Lotigni:in and Co., Paternoster-row ; Lloyd, ; and all other Ilookseliers, • TO SIRS. JOHNNON, Newiti4u.strert. IT Apprar*i retitit.Nite A M P;;- 14.TcAN .SOOTHING sYftt IP. should he univer,ally known, that its ti%dti , cieSs might he more gent.ratly ext,mled. My little girl h.tn been oattoortily ill a 1004 time; s!;e fits, anti her howels so mach altec7eil that her life wcs de spaired of; doctors and medicine were of no avail. We wet told that her teeth was _the ouly cause of her .ailliLtion. A fliend•calling oval . ' us, who had‘seen the lialvy ellects !f tiro Syrup, upon us to try it: she us Lin b e ; and ruirhol the Child's month, and its a fe..e utr c a. s a lor , t astimialting alteration look place, tilt. fits kit her, and she tecoli.f ed as List it/requiring tidy a h 11.1.4 vosi i l tt half to perfect the cure . Our inirtiieS' Wail thus, In 'Vew days. tuned into joy. We ore, Madam, your tiltlio.4 tqrrantl, N0V.17, 16 1 11 '• .Attit sl. MALIN. No. 1, New Joltn-stteet, Aston-roal, To he lied of the Proprietori, Jolinguti arid Williams, No. 94, Newman-strati , Oxfo.d-.trot ; and of all the ilitticipal 1 31rdicitte Venders iri•taixtn and Ctintitry ; at,%/s. 94. a Bottle. Cax.rintsr.--lle sore, to lists tor Johnson and American Soothing Syrup,. as there are several . spurions sorts. • Mrs. Johns ,, n r,Tievcs the infant Nor, as niu;tl, at her cm) , Tifrsday • and.-!fatiirday morning', trotn., to ten.o'oltrek,•hy liririi.4lllg a letter tarti it reipyotal)le hoose keeper, to eertiti , that ttier real objecti!lif char Lk. • F ,N 1,11.. .For, all Inaction or Olistructioit of the Stomach and Bowels, Indigllifidi; , or Sick . Hind-Aelt, , Paint and Distentioa lif the Bowels ) , Sickness at Stou.vtch, &c. &c. • ' ' 'HALLAM'S ANTIBLLIOIJS PILLS. -.. T luny to many be says! actory to know flint !IL these hilts are the Compoltioit Of a Medical Gen tleman a:l' very extensive . Practice in the, present This safe ;nit elek, , aut Prettar4Lion is justly esteemed fin .it s agreeable and -certain operation, Ify.winc.ll it elfectually rectoyes :tit Inaction or 01,sk ruction of, the ..itt,liactt and Bowels, whether arising front Bile,- Indigestion, Flatulency ) , o r C o ld ; sickness at Stomach, `Head Aelle, &c. It kspe rati's by Ilislo,lsiitg acrid bile or other crudities retained indlic intestinal canal,,aind acts as en alterative to the system generally. Free from any antimanial or mercurial prepare= emits, it is at all times sate; end has been , given with Singu lar good efrect during Pregnancy. Its action is particularly 'adapted to Persons of Billous.Habits, andlhuse of sedentary lives; where, a sufficient action of , the howels is not kept up, and crudities retained in those organs are fretptently puc rOd... ing pains,and distentions, head-..setts, langour, And gulditicss, or a sense of weariness or oppression. A single trial wilt fully convince the patignt of their efii cac.i. The worst cases of Bilious or Sick Ifead.Achs are, cer. taiiily redored by a single dose, and in it much shorter:time than could be credited, but front experience. The Proprietor thinks It proper toTeulark, they wilt he found not oik to act without pull or nneasineSs, but. to:leave the,betly, otter their immediate action ceases, free from that costive state which genoally.sueceetis the operation of laxative medicines. Sold at the late Shaw and F,dwards's, 66, St. j'attl's Church and by Sanger, ibn, Oxford-street ; •*latt, Exchange; Ward, Holborn ; and Bracebridge, Yost sinittitielti. COUGHS, COLDS, ASTI -151 AS , ANL) CONSUMPTIONS. ROYAL, PATENT. , Nand S. GODBOLD', Prnprietors. stf the • VEGETABLE BALSAM, have tlte,ltonour to inform' the Public, thatlltroo;4l) the retututuundatiiirt of. the Right Don. Lord . Viscount Dudley and Ward, such others of the Nd bilir!', mid Gentry, they have established a (Atari.: table Institution, at their house, No. 3,i Blootusbnry-sqUare, , m e w /t in onl Is o had for the Por at Cost Prite 'Thouvands-e hate y in t cons be equence been o restored to health., . Mews. 00111101,IY.S•11.1tter thermielves that no medicines whatever stands or has justly stood in .such high repute ft out Cures lian-irietl in Initiclrt tis of instances, where tite,booes hare perforated the skin, and Cores ontloalled itt the actual' of Ilihtory. (..:ertificates to be seen as above. Stronger proefi of its 'efficacy eatimit toe given :than being: Treosnwentied by Vie follovviug Nobilit V y :..—Th w e st ohie Marquis of Lothian t h e 11.4;1it Hot .. iscount I)ntiley ; . N L or ds 111itedonald,_Gratitley, Poa rt- Ward, the Right cue, Mont ford, the • Right Hon. late Viscoiintess Dudley and Ward, Ihtivagets Grantlvys, Falmouth, and VW ttit•LlC . t . tdy A p p re cce, Sir Francis Blake, E.lard NOV wham, .I.art. cog., Itilf,*(lei.rge rivktraag,,and Robert - Petite, Genersis Onyic, Itott Prouly, C o lonels Palter, D e l.at h. Leu,lx, Sze. Sold wholeitile and retail, N.). 3, Illoonisbory-sqintre, and retail at Messrs. Ntqcl:erry anti Son; Etite.ll.4, Sr. Pmt's t'llortS• yard; Messrs. Sutton awl Son, Bow Church-yaiti ; c o . ch c aonto . 11.1catt'a lid Co. 160, Oxford.street, and ail tprincipa) l'entict ntaFß•tlille:~;tt'ett iB. s And Country. folooie, raging a Ku% of Li Advice every day from to to — l, Nu, 3, Dlootnibury square. • I form , no political value t wt►atevei . . Nor is it. indeed, iu any thing more than the opinion, or rather the polities. of the demagogue, which are rounded ►tsually, not upon views of public benefit, hut „I►on the consideration of what will most ex. tend his ycrsonal. influence or power,: In bitch a question,, for example,. as that :of, a Corn. hill ;—ft question' of •various bearino, and most complicated)consideration;•r:-in such a clues: rio', of what V.llllle COltiti be t,he ()pinion of the ~ O pttlaCC, : corptnoniy iratityed even of • .their leaders It is a question in which the majority of ttie,pe . ople, even far above the'linpithiee, e.w1,1 .ce nothing more than superficial eifcts, and par- ' :hi consequences. It.iv toestion or expo:tend ed St - AR - sown, Intl) profo un d calculators; it should lie discussed by ; :hell capable.of balancing the op-• p s;11 ; ; iuterests which it involves, and of wisdom to what ‘voulti upon the whole h htst, wilco evils were to be encountered on every side. To refer any question of this nature to popular decision, or to the clamour of multitudes, what is it, btit to make it certain that. wisdom should not be employed where it was most required. The property tax is another question of a similar kind, which we lately saw decided too much 10 conse-: quence of the. clamour of thou: who poss,:ssed no property;, nor had any correct knowledge of the various hinds at interest which? involved. • Is this'(hell the class whose_opioiou you. wish i u have more folly.representect?—on.whose ac- coma you consider Putliatuent a want of re • iortitation ?- 7 Surely, the truest I et . 011111,1091), be that which shottifl:gkve as little weight as pos ihte tio opinions foonrteri oft no knowledge, :and supportell by no wis . riqm -,,yet, hehl ‘vitit ft•pertio.acity io toll propurtion to theinability of ,the hohleis, either to weigh arguments, or to comprehend reasons, , But let us appeal to ,feet in another shape. 'Parfiameatory Reform is by no means an untried 'speculation in our Constitution. There, are boroughs which, according to t h e id eas o f t h e demagogue" are already reformed , : butouiths in which the voice of the popuhice so muclr pr,frails, that one or more members must always be re• turned by their choice. What is the result ? Precisely this : That the very worst returns ever made to Parliatnent,, are made from th o se boroughs. , Is there a man peculiarly unfit to he a Senator ; —uf violent character, ruined fortunes, degraded morals, and insatiable am bition ;—a man prepared to hazNrd all the best interests of the State to establish his own power, and to Make the meanest ennyiiances to tnlute the popular favour ;—a man who thus would tide upon the shoulders of the people to an eminency for which he is tin vations ways Aistrialified ? This is the rn n who will always be, returned for such a Borough ; and of such men would your Parliament principles cons st„if once it was FM... porti ED. is this a consommation to be withed ? The poptilact , have no mord to=te, no feeling of propriety: .No degradation of character cno qualify a man for their favour, it lte will blot con descend to adopt their views, however tithe ; anti 'la t er their p4ssions, however ti4pgerousi It Lc will Only promise to be their turn, they will tilitid.t. ly rnnthe hazard of maltiug him ; what,steretly hd wishes to he, their tyrant,. Degradation of : .chaeacter costs- very little to th e man tvho. has (wee condescelidetl to COcoor4ge the errorsi.and inflame the p.issioos.of the tilde: for, fact, that vet y practice is itself one of the lowest steps - of, movai degradatiot. .tet such are the arts whichwould F.ll (be sett;; of what is called a REFORM.E.D PARLIAMENT, to the mean time, examine the practice, rather (bail the theory of Parliament unreformed. Ilow many improper members are returned ,by, the, ieroughs. stigmatiz ed as rotten P Have not many of the best anti greatest ornaments of. that assembly been duced to it through that c!iannel ? .But why arc they culled 'rotten the election them is 'riot at all popular.. Because it accords - -.0*.,3,.e*.e1 t ia1.-fiation of representa tion.: .Becattse, it tends Of a sons, or perhaps of a single Elector. 'This _cer tainly is not representation ; but it may be some thing,'better. I hive no doubt that even theory it may be defended, because no evil is seep to arise front it in practice but this is not of iin;-. • parlance to our present argument. 'kite lung 'tried practice Of such a Constitution as ours ,is of infinitely greater value than the. most specioutt theory :, and we have seen that the theory, by which this question is usually tried, is. tok.bet,ter ,74r, than an empty bubble. That places of importarrcey and of great local consequence, should have memberl in the Paulin tterit to attend to 'their Partitalar interesti may surely be allowed ; and the want of such members may be ,gradnally and. ';emperately supplied. But if ever the &feet be attempted to be removedibY Making the -Elections for such places palmier; a real evil of great Magnitude will be substituted, for one that is almost im,4ginaiy ; since the coon ty metLbets do, in fact, pi:Ho:in the d‘o ic'S of those - who 'are supposed, to ev:inted ; srtcl nu Iwo o f p o litical sagacity eonld fail to doprifeate the essablisha)oot of popular miens where a redundant populace is always ready to he agitated by the arts. of demagogues, The fictron of representation tine t of cOitrse•progonuce the allotment of In ~ ! nbera for ,Scotland. and Irelatltl, established at their respective I_Liion#, ko he tremely imperfect : and would therefore lead to a 'disturbance of the whole system. ~ ..Bat text ; they not, in truth, sufficient? They :iatisfietlihe two countries, at the time When' they vVere settled ; they perform the business of those countries in ail adequate nrAnner ; and both will continue. co be satisfied with the arrangement for ever; unless theY should become too many indi viduals ate.here, by the false sod perincioos t o ries of Representation and Refernt. Oultutch at present froth gT,IGIitITES., TIMBER AND IVOOD TRADE. A detidort •most important to this trade took place on .Fritlity last itt - a Connitittee ttf the lionse of Commons upon the Continercial Diiek :It appeared, that under. pretext, and after the lecund. ;ending of a Bill tti empower the raising a sum of 'motley 11,-.4 to mAke some animPortant, in. ternal regulations, it was intended (without artyno. Lice to parties affected, prior to Taesdoil last) to introduce a Clause (a give the Caiginervial Dock Company a 'monopoly of banding Wood Gautls fur 21 years. , So extrkorthoaryop attempt to ttikit by surprise the Nlerellanta in the Miall.Trade, as. well as the „OrtOnl Soyrt.y CAII3I Corultatty, excited geue ral indignati9n of a tio?Ntattinerous CaMmittee, and the . whole hilt was unuoimtvisly thrown- aitt. . This atteMpt was the more, tollist modote, as the mdtiopnly ‘iliieh the Cootroettiol Dock tortrptioY' imit (without notice to the Timber Trade, ar ttw. Grtittil Stirrey Canal Company, private nod ex piate stitteint:nts) proem ed hy a 113innte of the Lords , of the Tteasnry some year` ago, had been aanulted about tvveive month - s 'since, in eonse qttek.e of 'lt ?nast laborinti.§ 'innl t otion by the Boattl of Clworits during upwards of three years; atford;og to tbt Commercial Durk Comp.oly amide oppyrttwif fur Site!) evidence os they thought proper tn . Itt this invesiii,;:ttin , i it wits folly csittitiii:Atetri that the monopoly 11:kJ the e . onir.:erciAl intereAs tit tint: port of Lomlbu. If tliis liiii hAti been carriet!, the -Aletclienttit have ittid nu,optio4 hinti! !brit' lvooti ;_oods, and thht_cottipetiiinti -vo the trade of the cdoictryi woulit, hu%c ettlitely dekti-oyi:c!, Thus hosTirovvh+ber , :iiiT an atteuipt To the Merchsh: atta ;he bt C, l „„) . C mn . jtit:t be:211111,11g . i wee 4. h iofig pet:kid ormittry; to reel) the benefit ,ot tair Alt+l open etettillerf tfrt , to,,Oions;',111111 .e%pt ett)“.! , :f ; dins itai perished ii innitcp' neither by Ac,t . ut P'tn `nAntenc, hv Cnarter, hilt by ek-ti , trre ~taftmettis how uo!ice, at a witbout.C2rnperdation to the partitS .... .._ lii i s Day was published, \Pc 'L Th Ittno, it 11 a Fr,otispiece, pece is. ed. in Boards, The Seventh Edition of Vl'''. 1'A . 1.1 - igri..tsitil D'A UGi[ll;l2. 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