The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-03-27 00:00:00

STAFF.

LUSIRINGTON b;:ttight up the Report of the
Cow iutttee of Supply.
Ste GEORGE W•aRENDER Objected to the Rao..
lution for granting 457,0001. for the Staff, on the
ground of the Stiff to Scotland and the bottle dtm-
trict not being sufficiently reduced. hlitsimers had
nut ventured to reduce it where their patronage was
affected ; but had made a reduction in the Eastern
district, leaving that important part inefficiently
officered, with only one Major-Goneral, and a fo-
reigner. He moved, That the Resolution should
he re-comni.ved."
This motion being negatived without a division,
the Resolution was agreed to.

EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
Mr. SHARPS gave notice. for Thursday, that be
would move. " That all the communications be-
tween our Government and tbat of France. relative
to th* exc'io.ige of ,nisoners. 'mould be laid before
the House."

SIR FRANCIS BURDETT.
Mr. LLTHIIIIIDGE know from an lion.
Baronet oppo.ite (Sir Burdett) if it letter whit h
appeared to a we .Iv paper. well-known by the
niwe of CAbett, signed wall hi: actor, was written
by him or out, and also, whether he was the author
of those &rictuses*, which followed the letter its the
sem! paper
Sir F. Bunusrr had no hesitation in answering
the que.tion. put to him by the Hos. Gent., or
any other que:tion, that could be put to him in
that Hou•r. lie w 4, ready to acknowledge, that
the Later alluded to was his, and the arguments
sanctioned by his authority.
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SIX VRAIICIII SUMMIT TO Nil COMITITOLST4 OMIT-
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TSSIOn Tlti SC .
64 G —The Horse of Commons having passed
• rter which eraser to a declaration, that as seder
of
theirs is to be of more ueight than Mega Charts sod the
braid the land, likink it my duty to lay my sestieseets
thereon before my Coestiterits, obese character, as fra-
mes, and eren whose purer safety, reprint, in an great
degree, upon the sierra* of this misetioo—a rostra of..
lees ipirtante the. this; whether our liberty be still lobe
averred by the laws rit our forefathers, or be to lie at the
absolute sire) of • part of our fellow subjects, collected
together by means which at is sot oecessary for use to de.
same I.
" la order Mesa te this subject all the stratioe to which
it is entitle', and to avoid the danger to he apprehended frets
partial views and personal halos:, it will be advisable to
argue the most iue se its liven merits, putting the individual,
(however we may deplore his tyrant >offerisgs) nut of Mew;
though, at the same time' terry non ueslit to consoler the
case brews , became, should the principle opus which the
Gestlesion of the House of Commoos have thought mere to
set in this Mat.ince, be osier admitted, it is impossible fur
ray Doe to rouj. come how soon he himself may be sumisessed
firas his dwellont, seal be honed, ',Who'd hint, sod without
oath stole agatust him, Gums the bosuns of his family into
the chitchat of a jailor. It is, th, refire, sow the time to
resit the doctrine upon which Mr Jones has bees rat to
ffeirgate ; or, it io high
owedmo all pretensior to those
Liberties, which were &cl by oar forefathers, after so
may struggles, and so many sacrifices
" Either the Bosse of Ciminero is authociseil to dispense
with the Laws of she Lend, or it is not It the ('oustitu-
two be of so delicate a Scale e, so seek a frame, so fragile a
substance, that it Site he only spoken of •ii t. row of admire-
ties, sad to be viewed morel) •is a folic., of coo out, bet un-
profitable workmanship; if Magus t loom, sod alt the
whotesosse Lass of lieglara, be • ilesil•leiter ;in
that cur,
the alfirmative of the protrarara may be admitted ; bet if
the Constitutive lives, sod se applicable to its end, roily,
the happier" agile community, the privet security of 11,e
hie, liberty, sod property of each IMINSher, sod all the nom.
beta of the @misty, dims the allirmsties of the proposicos
ran weer be admitted; then rest we he freemen ; fur we
are-I es better rewrite, no aims powerful protection, fur
our Melts and LibeitieJ, than the Laws sod coaelitettoo.
He seek 14' and we red seek fur, nefireg Rar ; we ask fur
so mom than what oar farefathei• Softest roe r Moir
we; we ask for nu more than what they betrathed este
us, we aalt tor so more than what they, es Testament
wb.th aerie of them had sealed, sod obieli the rest of diem
were .eady toseolr truth the* blood, cepressl) declared tube
"the Aft,' ri4hr of the People of Eanglais4, samely, "Tea
Laws or L..11.,L••D.. To these Laws we lose • right to
look with osibrien:e, for rarity ; w dories& the Wart.
sisal cow inkprlnputlnhas, throng` me, applied for redress is
vase Those who hare improvised Una, have is food tu
ISi-
tai fumy voice' weakly 4:specie*: the Kraig principles of
the Law, the Isotle enable chums of db. Eashom.,-. Binh.
rwht." Your voice may come silk more Cast—.say CIAO..
r mewl ,rester i. seen; sail, lam met without hope, that it
may prove trrenstibie, it it prisciar to this flown of C./lU-
-10..011, is theses., tour a> the tenger* at OW ati•VlOt O. pro-
claims...l to the kings of old, " Not.tsst I Leers A••1.1.t
• • UT•111 In OW ton• mon clear owd not less fsretbk
• ..agnate, " Toe Laws or —.."'-oeitlitata in•et. SOT SC
CSA‘CoIIP
111 e Innorbp:r. Fellow-rears, for which w• a., sue eon.
irol.ng, nUT rater ;Hirt* for b the I- • p'c I.