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400ths, seri tliwytlttesT it sill on • view of the diiNeoltios
which would arise io the Ilittuswar Common* if she measure
were riosited ante • law, tort this they act themselves
up as iodizes of the privileges of the House of Cowinsoas.
He did set eortiplaia of the other House for having throws
that Bill out; bet it was rather hard on the. House of Com-
mons Oleo they arm up a joint measure, to have it throws
o'ut; awl now • twerste measure was proposed that also was
‘-bieCis Id• err whether separate or joint, she enemies of
the tamtomett lad always some ohiretioti of form so fitterpo.e
so the way "right ant justice. The ileelaratino was now
elver op, tied outhinz irmatatd but the oath of sopremacy.
H. banll OW Used a shadow of argainelit against the claim of
thaws Wee Penults to be restored to their hereditary
His Hight Honourable Fileaid (Mr. Peel)
had with his usesl ingtunity displayed seine objections
vhs"./ forisal. hot it woo die duty of she House. if injury
lad Iwo lallieted, to repel/ it without being entanzierl is
miss sad eillitalties; to go boldly forward snit present
low meagre t.s the Lords. traviiig the [emboli of their
pettrilersts Se br itivressen by themselves.
their rear, and, as well as we could rul-
Wet from the great noise prevailiwg is she Hoznie, contended,
that all Hui great withorides foe Catholic &tome, patio. were
directly avfebeeql to the plan adopted by the Hied Hon. Gee.
Items., foe tilt Now no man bed ever said that any other
limn a omelet /wattle • ought in he adopted, and that the
Catholic Pete sad the Callt..lic Commoner .thottO be alike
llet is Us the hettehts of she Constitutios under proper sees-
rims; lent this mentiore hail she couressloos in the sue head
Uwe is mcorities to the other. If the Catholic Peer. were
WOW se be apholited„ this iu tonshoettey with that they could
Wet skull shot the Commoner should he eligible to sit is
lb, noose of Cronmoinii I..llearthat that would Come the
to civil stakes. rind theta what would heroine of
sri
that
Wald ?Ai? w
• Ago ws.dfa he
eaelaalte Commemerr

as a cry alight be raided whirls, fur he take of extending t's •
measure to two Peers., he was no prepeied to *III touch( to
be encountered. He was worry to we that, in they reeneel,
lbo nation.' character foe piovieleace had ho en exceed. d by
the providence of the Lists who were by no means famed
for that quality ; and if the rate Ltd heed started before.
►and, tiny our 'might have enteirelled the et versei but so tt
was, the blab bad p.epar►d a way for theniselvca, which the
Scotch hail not. ile,therefore, notwithstanding the kind advice
given him, dud not think it would eciailitee to the entries
of the measure to Hag It se lilt any chows which would seem
like a repeal of the Art of Union. The Hon. and Learned
Gentleman (Mr. Wetherell) hisil ad)-,urnrd the Rowenal
pert of his argument, and therefore had not °Neve,' tither
to the principle or to the expediency of the measure; he
merely said It was partial, is if that of nere•sity interred
blame. Heretofore it was nhiertrd Met the mauler was
so perplexed with driaili that, for erreetive eciarderation,
It mast b► broken down Into smaller potions; now bete
was a detached portion which could most conveniently
be considered a part, and now they turned runnel snit say
their great capacity w less atumerh for Ih. la all," sod wised
beteg mother every contained in the widest range of
looney, or within the twist distant prospect of Minify.
With respect to the declaration, there were none but mutt
feel that liVdertare a wenalive &Genre to lem►ts and here.
tofere resaside►ed as crimes, bet only as marks of class,
most !remold injirions. Hr d.olliti out diSlik It lay MANI,
that when be was nue. inc• It the table what Was entire y
ue.eeresn.y to the disrbvige of Isis a Mem•
tier'.( Parliament, and ini4erative, exerpt to give pain
lit Ornate subject! that It was piescrifwd by the law,
which ire could not but think hieupethent and non ~,,, ary ;
le 111rik eoislii he feel sympathy when discoursing with those
Who wire of tbii relitMna Prisua , ~, whilst they Orniac.l
alt Baal% litittie ♦ie

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LAW INTIILLIGHNCi.

COURT OP CHANCERY, Lawcours
Tummy, Aram zit.
The Lo*o 01.11/Inti.oll t■me into Court at tea o'clock.

LIBERTY OF THE SUBJEur,

Mr. Ca tgo begged leave to make as appliraii•• is • case
which affected the lilei toy of the subjert. A Peliiibis bad
bees preseated to hi. Humour the Vier-antareelar by Jahn
Couserley, a person who bail beets manakinl to the eviarsly
of the Wears of the Fleet Prison for a contempt of Court,
praying that he alight be discharged. His Huuonr chivied
that notice aboolil be g.vesi to the Grouchier party. which bad
fwea done, and the in-tidos cane on to be leer.' before his
Hisaunr yesterday, Mr. Heald appearing so oppose it, who
restated an affidavit which had slut hero Iliad, vs nett ...NI
is Court. His Honour, was looking over it, isrdined that IL.
petitioner abuidd he ',avoided to pliant until alliehaelass•
Tenn mitt, thereby doectiiig that he shoold be impri•
pawed fur sir month, ',racer, ilw crodruce 'm1,11'11444
in an affidavit shirts the pcill more hail newer ereiy
and of course cowl! out contradirt its ai:orgattiors, nod
the paity snaking it casllJ out he pr.aecut.4 for pi risiy,
as the •ffi•lstit had not bera hied. o.a lobs* grimed has
Honour had ruins to liar derissuis whole be led, it war net
fur hies Ore Learned Cougar!) to aorissise. Waal he bud Is
ark of his Lordship, us the gratuitous Advocated the pow
Petitiotser.vrasolert be would hear the Palatal •6 Thesimliy
tarsi. It was seem that the Peobiewer bad hers insperiseued
three 'vas. eititetst any tither erase oaf rum irt tool the
gaol alliswauce of fomenters. per day it was step swore, that
she Pelilione.'t pnesesire was required in the rounto p. MO big
libeler was necessary as a linehnis.l4 y labowere for ihe sawn t
. . .

•

2'llll DUKE OF ronk.

We see ceseeresd to say, his Royal ihr
of York is rap by a severe @poniard ackle.Hi. R..,,1
Hickson, after atteodiag the celebration ii(..os
birth day. aid dialog with the Prioress knavish is. tau.
posy With the King, set out fir Newmarket. pail Ica Out
place as moo as the race was toyer on Feld ty. and R.-rived
iio tows soon after toiler o'clork that night. lt.,
lurday morning his Royal Highness appeared L.. i• the
right itakle, which we •nderstand was occsopaml
ht
sippiag as hi was descending suing stairs, whirl
he outdo to swell very meek, nod extruded to kit IL
tote,. Ottelltil to his Royal Highness'. great arrrotaa
eu41.111111/11114 I. prrsevered to walk sub the iletanhee• of
a strong stick. wearing a lust Plariele.l co. opro
te
the upper leather, His Hoysl ft i elutes., Loot err. went to Iti•
office to the Horse Guards, and tran•acted bottoms 0,
day, the sprain rot worse, and he was allti.ed by Ur Moo
armor, his soirceno, and Sir Henry Ilalfold, tot to • frogs
to walk hut to keep himself quiet, whirl, hiss 11..”4 He.,.
mar continued to du up to yeidorilay, *lwo h..
the humor with the of crsiehro. IIt• Itsysl II ati.
mess, we are happy to soy, ruistiiiitetl is the rainy .0, .1
of rood bodily Mall, with the eareptioa of a oh&
attack of the govt, which did mot poorest hi, those
linctiness (rots to ling bionics, as swot. 'll6. atty.'
hike has received rialto from the DocheA of Glosireitor,
PtiliCrell August., ilir Prior... Sophia, the Llesi krt. of
Kraig and yesterday York H0t.... was throageol with the
ramifies of pub' lily and persona of dioliertiiits. The
ou them, we are '
baler.