The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-20 00:00:00

=LW 01 2112 OPTICILI OF WWI

mt. Triu,ia 71; abs.*;;;i iiTlieh—Tra—tayhm,
=,',„"" 7"41.1% foTglanreliZeTfiTfltre,ristailisal;
unitary, of me Canal, who,havieg resigned their appoist.
masts rather then violate the 1s and aoestitallos of their
ematry, had thereby bean reduced io dertiniti,a. The im-
mortal, signed by Omura sierehmata, resident in Loudon,
mates: _ _

7.titat in the cone of the struggle new going on for co
initiations' liberty to Germany, the cities& if the electorate
of Hems Camel have been suijected to the meet Intolerable
grievance. The Elector of Hesse Cassel, in defiant* of
the constitution and of the permanent committee of
parliamet thee sitting, endeavound to raise taxes without
authority of the Hellas Prallarmat. The Warmish cif the
country, the judges es well ati the earporadoos of the several
cities, having declared the illegality of UM* proceeding,
and having raw= to enforce them, the Elector called upon
the affirms aad soldiers of the Heel= army to compel obe-
dient, to his orders. The officers and non-cosamthrioned
0501211 I. a body, with few entries declared that harms
sworn fidelity to the censtitstion they mold not act in con.
attention of it. The ball! in the information of despo
this by =lle thermions, the Elector he celled in the
armies of Amaria sad Beanie, proclaimed martial law,
abildsai Illoiasooktialostal adminirtration of the country,
I=4lbo owporata authorities sod donned the
both Evil and military„ of their appointment'
amosks. Thus a lona body of men, respectable
hot their conduct, their educatioa,and their positions, and,
dome all, from their enecientious fortitude sad selteseralse,
Nos deprived of the means of eutialstence; and many, with
auk wives and children, mined from comfort to greet
elbow, which is aggravated by the presence and exactions
of the foreign oppressors. Under thee circumstances, the
Germans resident in the several skies of England, have
raised a considerable use fee the relief of the paruss dis-
armed, which they have remitted for distribution to the
loesl relief committee sitting in Camel. Having done their
parts in the diechargo of • great public duty, the meastaisliet,
address your honourable corporation for a contributioa of
pecuniary aid; but still more for the moral awnstance of
your countanaoce behalf of a sacred cause and a devoted
body of men. Yonr corporeal= Is the mat ancient =esti-
tutional body in Europa, which daring more than 'thousand
years ha. uphold the ease of eoustitatiooal freedom against
Illegal erections; sad 1., therefore, justly looked up to,
in all ealiglitened countries, as the example sad
supporter of the canes of rational freedom. It
RIO your honourable court, which first opposed by
every eonetitutional WNW, the Illegal seethe of eine-
money by Charles the First, sad eonstantly withstood the
encroachments of his 0011 S. It we your Hon. Court which,
In later times, vindicated the constitsiional right of the
Americans to the enjoyment of a free government, the right
of Englithmen to resist general warrants and =jou Gni
names, and the privileged exemptions of your own citizens
from attenored impenitent by the minions of • hostile
ministry. Your memorialists feel that they have some
ground to hope for pecuniary assistance from • corporation
which liberally aided the French protestant refugees, the
Palatines, the Spaniards, the Portuguese, and the Polo;
bat they ask for more—they ask for a proof of sympathy
which shall cowls the Heinen people amidst the destnestion
of their rights and privileges, sad u the present* of foreign
atercenazie—which shell do more, which shall leech the
' oppressor, In the bosom of their court. that the arm of
sonstinatioaal freedom, upheld by you during so many hum-
, demi years, can anther be put down by illegal mandate,
asorpe4 power war tomtits bayonets.
(Signed) S.B. 811VILIWO aid Bole;ScacNcs,BOllcaaT,
sad Co. ; AUGUSTUS Stu.rm, Members of the Committee.
GRATTIII6[IIO, Honorary Secretary."
Mr. WIRE coectuded a powerful appeal by calling upon
the court to support the application.
After tome discussion, the question we. Vet, salmis than
appeared, in f fan amendment That the paddies
do lie upon the table," a large majority ; Mr.
gamely calling for a division.
At o'clock the wart adjourned.