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ARNOLD', I'IWTOIIAL 11.ALSAN1 'of COLTtiFOOT, that upsvrtrds of 18Q,900 Persons ittliiCtoi With Clic nwtt rinle'nt 'Coughs, Colls, Asthmas, notiping Cotigh,.Shvirtness bf ilraath,iwud 'Can. surmitions, have !wen euretL t • Nothing ran be ,qtttrsilmtted., nor, itothinF more excellent in prcycuting the ill effects of thump air, 10147 weather, and all thoscAtaln of i t ifs wfich too fremtertily • 'from' catchiffg - hi ol dl d Until:Jo t. t. ' selituas of long• - start - ding', - slight and 'reoent Diitio'!tity,qf Brgathiux., atid.Consurniftitot, this: 51c '41,00.0 is.fircidedly the most safe and effectual evertll,covetett ;It ar .tutit•ers'-all v allo;Ve "to it4'Te air '41434, Above 2 000• yea r, !has Meth s (out ) Ikons it • ill rep Levu held ,iu- thti Itio,hcst Arnold:a Pectoral .1111,..0u lit Coltsloot Comforts arc) giro.; sio.v4y teliif to Ili. afflicted iti dividLn ;it fciitUties'all thick 0111101, CA lisys rxiftetora fion, tteogtltrtit 410. 41. 0 1'4 1, e 1, - 4iltiss,.Ato,l vett `,lt4 y ill the throat Artiicji excitcc irecliterit"coughiiig. N. B. Versolts "will tileit 4 IA wilt for Artioltrii-Peuiortil Bakers! of (.:01tifo(stN obwrrt; ltt hr ;fillets the t'ertiaate attested to by the Proprietor before the 1ti,01; 119 11 ., tt4ttiluw,Woo d, Ma y or of London, At the Nl‘insion- Infuse, /stl; d.ty'af - !shack,' IS l(f, a ‘Vitliutit winch' it citiltmt be genuine. • - and Subt by Mr. Sanger, 150, Oxfoid-street; ‘Veßlon Moot, 229, 'St I and ; Ettnir;ton, SO, I.7pper East tintittitirld ; Cioaliey hn,!1:1,01it,,, Iti4top?taine-street .110‘14oril 1 ""Ti Milt-End-rtiati-; Alligatr ; q o lton, Exchatige ; I faiL;ii, a, Ilkel,lllllit.-.ttreti Clare Mad An.: by J. Arnold, littritic , if , , Lonti,oti ; xll , l o'l . 11, " respectable .:11etlicino Venders; prier t,. 'And 10s, till. each Bottle, 1111q•-incluticd• • • A Court of Coalition (2otitieil, cony tied pin : - Ciotti to a roplisit toil signed by 'a large mitobtl • ot held yesteiday at Guildhall. tot tlle 1161110 AV Of. .rt/liE i(14...1 . 1;5g the presettt alarm ing t;l',:re of • the cot' IV. petitioning l'arlia covnt ti r refingti asiti ek + . ,:ircitamot in 'the . Intblic eNvenditure, u refltteti,nt of ilke•enormotts nod on, cf,ns,ttotiuuul, military, estshlislinWrit, ;nod .tibtYli t iou ut all oseress pheca anti minterited - peosintti,,; .40 a constitutiomtl . reforin itt the representation of the pepple iti Parliament, 'by which utotte n itoma). ~ rievatices tan be effectually redressed . . 'viol au atlev , tte secitrity afforded against future • cocroachment3.'' previous to the discitssion of the .principal don, Mr, Aiderman . Cox presented a memi.riul: from ate haohms and nieteltatits Lootion, pray., ('OHttrtt►dii,for the rocl l4o . " exchanging the ()Pt:sliver cub) tor , the 1145 W, anr• lug the fottrteen days limited by . the Act of Par liament. Afte r a few words from•lVlr. Dlxotr, the 'prayer Of .this metnoti.ll was ordered to be complied with, and the. 1-1311-keeper and . Surveyor directed to* superioteod the necessary regulations. 'rite new plati of City Police regulation, esta blishing different at... 010115, to one of which the. day and, night patioles are to repair, and eitter their n tares 'every two hours, was, at the sug gestion of. the Lord Mayor, relerreti*to the De puties of the rot! cetive Wards, muter an ittjunction to see it carried into effect. Report of the Committee on Tithes was agrecd to, and it Petition founded on it ordered to be presented to Parliament, Sundry inhabit:nits of the Ward of Portsoken pre s e nted a 1 - eittiou against a tenant of the city being allowiti to erect a tlledinerigilic itt the I vicinity at their premises, which n •riferrell to • _ the Committee of City Lands triexaMine and report. PAItLIAMEN'r.-111Y itFP lUI. , WAITtIMAN . , in await! ealliog the attention ut the coot to' the eonsolerrivitor of . this- import ant subject, observed, that %she)) they recentlype titiotted time throne td assemble Parliament . at an rather puriod rhamm was intended,' it was.‘inices. sarily in OR it contemplation toirecition.Pncliament, itself whenever it should he actually' asserahled. The objeCts foe Whiblrthey bad desired the Meet log of 'Parliament were of the highest anttittost, nature. They involved- emirnit:ra tions which it w, impossible fully'to embrace in. the course of a vogle ineeell. But as their ilia-, easiitmS now found their Way abroad, and miehr `prothibly,ReorlireA some,. i m p res .itol,.., I... Wit eni t iit,. moiglithe still More necessary for him to trouble time Cvirt with a few 'observations. , To attempt r, prove that the existing . ' system .of preieotatino was inadequate to its cod, would be. to prove a truth so manifest, as almost . to insult the understandings of his hem ers. It wotthi. be equally needless in him to mmim by any argoments. (» etinvimmee the (.curt of the reality of those grieVanecF, and time *eight of , arose sofferings,, under 'which time people now labooretl'..„...Tliere Was, however, so rtolett misrepresentation to hi combated, io twiny aspertinus were d aily :cast ull on the motives of the refortimersi, that he felt it him imperious duty to: take'some imotiee.of them. No doubt the holders of sinecures, 0041 the-receivers 01 unmerited petisiotor,! had !some reason to be Maimed ; it was not Surprising, at such a moment es th,s, they should ,entertain sumo dread lest the hand 'of ICiicncttuent She) Id reach theme' and under Limb apprelmensiOn, should have recourse•to every species' of caluintly and ah..se but lie must vindicate the pvople from their invectives end iu sinuations'.- The peoPle of this country had prov. pct their patience mmuih r trial 4 and dillictiltiesinit. exanipled in their history they bad submitted to every kind Of privation during a iturgatirVeriltstrus ; and it) the - season :of danger :had stts! vended their deniands 'for reformation; Now that, they were every where beginning to, renew .their, petitions for tharobject, their motives were ;slan dered, and tie atrocithis cry of r. 4 disaffection is. was raised against them. It was not tiecessaty that all the petition ers should be qualified; -to be legislators ; it was enough that tbeV. Mt theft were, aggievcd, had rem{ a publication jssiiingi (win certain AlaAiStrates sit nolehestee with lite deepest indiguim tic; Was the great hotly of the people to be traduced, breause one or two nets of mischief had been committed, or oiler. or two scenes of tumult had place. Was it intend• ed to tleter the people limo e xercising- .tisat sfittitiottal right of imetitionimig,' , without. , which 60 ; 0 %smith! 1:)e 'nothing wOrthvontending for in tbeConstlittrinnl—(Applattse.,)'—Wbess he recoil, lecteti same of the arguments urged there'on .a former tiecasieiv, he was rilmmtast lett ttm,suppose that time trite . ttatuYe .01, our Coristittitiott was.llol, utt ttersiond. lie had heard the !authority .of ou r greatest' imisborians, our ablest statepen, dm rnost• tliitingttishetl expounders of ohtlaws, e,d by a few precedermts, in the lees at best limit exceptions ,Itud-detived ferstiVt obs.etnesA StY,UrVe%. He deSireil toi 1140 . to no other period its 1111140 a ti,c iii nor pret.ent tt.itoatiou ihati.the.period , ante 'eedent to revollo ion. When the i l ,d e vende„, I),, l iialileuts of the Simms acre called together, after 'considerable ;mortals, . mind *errs sumketh for stomplies, hiltead of . inommedlately gm awing iL•nt. they lull upon. grieN;lll..e;,. 11'heit the Croat thoktizht lit to dismiss them on this account, time v sit Loolloll petitionetl the tits tine for redress ; :tote there were not waittimmg lit Abose• days thew iot k %,likk oat! Wicked as the Magistrates tit 'Munches: , ter, Or ptt bii i hcOottaiy declarations, and to ! eK. i ir e SS their abhorrence ortlie pet itioners. ac; ` ces stO time tlnlmite was filially COI OIL the item:ohm• tint) followed, and tire tinnily t;t Stoats was Ira , ebbed front 'these-realms; At' that trait: ~ . . . It t il e h t e:: : tl e t- 1‘ 1 :. 11 1111.11 4 4."1 :7 1 : 1-e :11 11 b :1 711:1 1A t LtY : i t iIt' il “: ' .' w t:l'i i; '' I t i l':11 [ i v. :I s'. ( t.'' ll i '' in sle t; I' t 'i ti l: ::;..::: ; ; ''' '' .• the interests of the country.' This Ate clin!',:ilelird a.greater eVil, Every 1i fetal to goOkortier' icohl . Cneoltrage the Principle of periti4iiiiiig. IC was ..': riot the way' , to_ support the rause of 40(0 osd e and tratitittillity, to deity' that the people It:id Illy natural tights, or to astett that all'ibtArliri‘iiee'es Were 'derived' from the bounty of the Crown; Let them consider for a itiOlitent attetnively-the pee lent state of the repres'entation, Carnival; atone tient 44.1tienibers, whilst fifteen other e,.unties ' nit only 40. Three counties: might he named which returned 104 representatives, a larger ag gregate number thaw was returned by 20 otiters. Way thia a 'system d representation adapted to. the charrieter and eircitinstaifees of Englishmen? The man Wills ahottigl ..........-roilt 'imam , iitattve wa3 tit only to he admitted into Bedlam. He': wotild give thetn the highest aiithorities 111 SIIIIVOrt Of Cits principles be Watt, maintaining ; but even if ti.v-rd were no authorities, he would say, it e. is the dietat c . ot common sense and humanity, 111111 no body of men had a right to divide .attiong ilieniselres sistuctire places, and enormous emoluntents, whoa the na.. thin at large.was borne down by taxes, nod suffer ing every species of Went,--r(Apnlatise,)-,--But to icier' to, authorities ; Mi. Locke had said, that " The supreme executor acts contritry to his trust', when he either employs, the force ' treasure, or offices Of the society; to corrup t .tite llepresen tatives and to gain flit:nip') his purposes', Or openly pre-engages the ,electors, and ,pi eset ibes to (Ilex Choice; what is it but to cut tip the GoVerwociit by its roots, and poison the very fountain cot pub.• lie security. , For the people hafiug ret-erveci to thenisels es the choice of their Represeto at i vt.s a.; the fence to their properties, could do it lot. no otherentl, but that they ;night illw,lys be freely choseit, and so .chosen, freely net and 'advise at the necessity of the commonwealth awl the public ' goad should, upon cxrintinat lona nd mat ure debate, be longer) to require." The NI of lights had • declared. that it wilt art untdoubt,o right, and the reamble stated, " that' freqitent l'arliaments ought to be heltl, and that frequent new Partin..., merits tend very-,. much to the happy 'union of tbe' King'and the people.'' When the Septennial Act ' Wits passed, it Was passed.ai a(epiporm y,meatill*.t',. 'in pretence of the rebellion and the unsettled:ln:le .of the nation. It was eat vied, upon repiesentl- 61)11411W it Was ilesitued ioniy to provide agnio,t a particolar emergency, iii the shill:: mininer a 4 the Habeas Corpus tico WW4 oczeasiounlly sii.pentled.' .iutaliliongli v trios Q tloroi, tnict been snbi. fluently natle to out itio a ri.Deal. of ;r ' they hid .01- .Vayi tailed ; and their, failure tvat, in bls opi- alOst, title great Cause of the present national cart milks.' He wid(' not .1, , ,0. so fitr,,iti the ex isting, artificial state of, society,, its to. say that 'annual yarliartients were des,iiahle ; but he - thought triermal ..ParliaillentS would be productive of the same good,, yet„, it - , 'theory,' the principal .of an around Prielknnent was' incontrovertible.: , It wad observed by Lord Raymond, vino reference to the discussions oft ihe Septennial Bill, that it would increase expauce• kind corruption ; tor tliossis who will give itinnet . to obtain a seat in Killian:lent for.three years, will give proportionably nose to °Wail) one for seven. , No, not septennial lout anntial Parliaments are the true constitutional tvnietiy for this grievance ; that Wa*our ancient coustitittioil, and eVery tle- , t wnie. front , ,iu has been a ttcnikti with inconveni ence. .By the Sa.nle; rule too, it might be said, flint still less would 'be given for the priVilege of sitting only glee' year.. It was observed, in the' course of inese tbscossions, by Lord„Nfitlitighatn, that ,"' Ftetptent,;Parliaments were or the essence' of the English t.'iott,stitio ion, and were sanctioned . : by the practice of ages, ; that the :\lentbr!rs'af ihe Lower House were ilelegated by the hotly of 0;e: station for a certain term of. year-i, it the expira tion of ,which.they wcre no longer lite representa tives at the people.: that by lengthenitilk at: dirk` own► plensure the, duration °liken . iitithority,tlity`. deprived the people of the only rented; which the wisdom of. our ancestors hail prOvided :Itf.;titist the: ignorance and ; corruption of those who [night be tempteti to betray.tbvir %Jolt. Ail log I:',lrlittmetit wont(' voctittruge every species Of "cntrinnioir in every class eft the, conormoity." Mr. Shippen, decoking on the saute '7.tt4licct, utaintaitted similar 'seiltitutititc. His wnids were very stroog : `` We h a ve it, net in our / towel' to cott,i,ent to th 4 e hilli forl tatinet tlilCovet by is hat rite of re3son, nr laiv;. we, whit) are ouly t cresetttatiyeS, cats en huge' to our own .ativantage Abe authority dele gated to its ; or,...by.x,jrtite of soch delegated an thoriry, - merits' destroy the Itintlionental rights of the Constitution : this noose has no legislative authority hut what It derives from the peorlc."-- We hail at length tonna, that It 'Se predictions had been hilly Ifecottylislied in the eveii.t,','Those great Melt 'announced it What . 11. e Itriuly' believed it to be, an illegal, ttneonstOntional art, ituil one that . was nat.bintling tipati„,ilie proPlc• li be re lerred to Blackstone, un amino i , y gi:iver ally pretty favourable to tilt:Crown, he tonntli hat even he ad. initted,that " In a ft's e i, t Me i everyman who is sup- posed a.free, anent, ()tight, to sonic Measure to be lath Own. governor ; and, t heiefi.ie a bratieli at least of the legislative power should reside in the whole body of the people. If any eliatige were desired, k werein favour of a ilioN equal representatido of the , people in Parliament." tVhy, then, xsere they 0r the Nation at large, to be eolumni:ited as disatfect ed.or .settitioti , , liecaiie airy n dile rvil to the.sanieptiociples,,,and thought it wai Ito longer Cite to posi pout! Otc rimiiitaiiiiii al theist? Ilad rota NII. Pitt litlitScif dell,tira, that " Wit 1161 ii it i ell/111'16". iii Partin Hit; li' , it Oilior the liberty of the,„sll' , :tert con he preset well, tiorcait we expect 'to have a ,vise, virtuous, or disinterested . Adminis• tratitsts." - Zar. Fox, .in a celebrated speech in