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of At blgostelode. Bir W. Grant, oho ant to Mr. Pitt pm.
towed mat M personal ion emote, soak opposed, bet nothine
importeMufeok place on that; the strife was reserved fee
the Calholequestion. Mr. Percival opposed it stoutly, sad
• ennonoteed sse approaching &befall of the establish is
in chords tad state. lje said tint he Would raise the colourl
spa Lite qaestion, andise sone after kept bit weed. Still, ois
the first approach of the question, there was no division. At
;_aat eatme lie Hampshire Petition. The Oppositiso that
ifeteraihsed to come forward and love ntsofutly. Accord.
tally they divided stronger than ever, 184 to 84. Qnestioa
after question permed, without a dit•isien until the 12th
March, which brought about the period. The House hem.
lag Mese rumour of 'fain stirring elsewhere, hega• to be
'alive. They began to Illek out as they had done btfure. "AU
' is not right yonder," *id they.—" we bad better sot p
as
thing sek-
• wbellitueehesujir4;—edrigaegarri_eewMiweleieurdlicoicsharedun
ess
tofinistbipouti_olbaiosoci.,:ttd6nts
a‘a4l:dnunieGamr:ai :item:, sail
—t—it":lnilltainehrtitta..
...re 1 • suSe-
t does ant
Foz is vie
, aigisify to es—there is something not as it hat hero.-
-our only
staostioit is, are they in office [.
,fade, or are they mit ?
a at welt
eh a King els facto." They were amigod in these in-
teresting reflections tee some days. The tendency does/-
veered itself in a dispositiou le be absent—many calls into
the country, with claims of constituents and &eats—.
Mall jaunts to oblige kind friends and loving Case*.
men. Accordingly, on the next division the majority tug
to one half, and the Sovereign, to relieve the cemeieace,
of those who were doubting and wavering with their duty
audio satisfy ell scruples orb ibeever, dismissed the Ministers.
Os the 12th March pnly sixty persons could be fowled In
support them on a tray strong qomitiows sod only 57 a few
days afterwards on a still stronger question; but on motor
had the House listen its observation, than those 60 or 5T
persons became expended in a must marvellous manner, not
only to 100, bet l e 359, forming an less than an absolaie
majority of ibe Met/Owes in the House when the question was
called. And, as always happeued, wheoever the meek.
dente of the Huge. in his Majesty's Ministers was comer.-
ed, these was a foil stiendence ready to declare by their
votes that they 11 ad never liked the late Ministers-41am
they liked those who succeeded them better, aad to
thank his Maj-st y fur choosing allure in their plseet
Aid three days afi erwards„ if they had been chauged again,
they would have t aken another observation, and adopted a
new declaention, that the friends and foquovers of the late
lamented Mr. Fox were the only persons capthle of forming
a Ministry deserving of the confiulenee of the nttion. Than
it ww, so matter who the persons—so siessier whet the
party that was ft power, any set of men whatever, as lon
as they were in b (Bee, they were thanked and voted with,
and when they sere removed they were censured sod coo-
demoted. The e vents of that period furnisher' another dohs
int instance of •the powerful effete of the influence of the
Government, which were confined not to the proceediom
and votes of that House, but operated upon the muds of
one of the greatest and moat powerful public bodies is the
kingdom, upon that body which shed the light of luta*
over the land-Ale meant that learned body the Usiversity
of Oxford, solved, as we.ro as the most learned, ens alga
one of the noun watchful of its own interests, sod the
most quick in aseertnining the movements of power. At
the time wl ra 'het bud, was shout to proceed to the
• election of a l'hancellor of the University, there was an ap-
parent probe Oilito of Lort Greitvide coming into °Ace.
The Watcher-s expedition bid recently miscsetied. sod •
correspondence was acing on between Lord Grenville sae
Earl Grey with Mr. Perceval ; it was supposed that it was
kindly possible this the persons who bad planned that limo
doion could remain in office, sod it was thought that they
we. e on the polo' of being removed for an Aduninistratioes of
whirl' Lord Greovllle was to be the head. The sissmositoue
' was errommus ; the opinion was • mi.takrn cur; and the
University of Oxford in adopting it were misted into the best
th,ng they had ever done, for they elected Lord Grengilo..
But in Cut tan fel that body learn to lie mote eautiessa in its
proceedinsp; let it lake example frees the Hoeft of Com-
mons, and not set rashly upon mitimotted clomp., but
wart humbly mid silently for the soupeau note of the Gaulle
with the authorised aiiiilleation of the official dotage. hat
that was not the vial, instinct, of else rpoptiloyof that body
with an existing or an expected Areatotiotratioe. Look at
its conduct with revue' to Catholic Eunsompation. That
question, whit Is it at one time apposed with the genii attire
hostility, it et length suffered to pass sorb &Midi.. The
Hon. and Loa/mood Geatlenuie proceeded to ream! the *Nitta
of the Univea4ity of thsford egotist the Cs 'hone Bill at
1807—whirls 'toted, among other thioge, that the oaths sae
tests exacted room the Ronan Catholics were via other this
were indigr orally requisite for the prieserystioa •f the Co&
ablution. !llr. Perces.% le the opposiouu fleet he motet
to the Bill, w• s supported by that pnwerfoi sod !coast
body, aided Ity the University of Cambridge, Phirh however
entered but I.tet.ly into the oppewitiou; the re entry eas mei•
toted from oust rad of the k•agdmon to the se—the Blois.
try wet broken, lend. the pabltc peace was thief .t...eed by the
entery—the red ;ions outcry ahneld he call it '—,,be irreli-
gious outcry—mthe hese, the cruel, the inhiousis, eatery of dag-
ger to the Church and Constitution Com Popery. HMOs(
by measse of that base outcry metered the pit, oesstuseif aim
and the uses' struck, a majority In both Id casts of Perlis.
sn•st, the ante party 10 4 few yeses, less tbna • dulell year'
afterward., op reed the army and navy to time The
Bill for that pliro.•.► came down from the of her How, ha'
isg been introit rise. a by • Temitornl Pm er, no I being t peel
tbUiyosinai sueveferliosoi iyt
hetflitOi lb.1:111f8oy; di
a, t
*Ph ire Peer,
nbiots:deiriesee:viial
an
eseOu. eh: 71.01f.01 2,11174 4;6„..,‘
nst
ye
aßer.s before,
itofth had
esa dhl
same
ecoaared
nature,
toasty
.sndhail to n n
acorn
delytleausdgernwslteregil
the peace of the cuslotry by the vehement ••• of theist q•
positiuu to it, and ai.'stally osertersed the Go.rearnest It
secure
redsy!
new
their
.ml e
n iwprypo:i io
u their places. Ti.emffee
eile ;Rh: sal
rut
Gentleman thee 'emceed. ml to •niinamlemri oi, oh: conduct if
Parliament towards that %In...try, which he ' ermed the Wei
eheren party, *lnch it had SOpplll,ll to the ciy of " Ns
Popery'" •nd haul sheltered (ions respousib 110 y for the con
seqiienero of that illmtsted typed . ter passim' the
itereoC, Bill, is opposed thorn sot,: the Kist t a recta/01 '"
deemed hopeless, a•ol then it 'supported them n on every @co-
sine. It took another oheiervatioi t, and f 'mod that it was
hardly possible she King should r.c ,yer, Ni Id that if he did,
it was not likely that he should live long, so dolma it hall the
Rising Sun of his successor to VI ~ship. The rasiorilies
though 1131 very great, were roost. idly agmonst the Price
Regent during the Arid year of the, Ree...sey. But vie. Wart
had the ventricles, expired, and the Kioe re s eo.rne7 11'7.
deemed hopeless. the Pilate Re g..nt h. pat ion c( hel•
power, declared his josh...lion In comm.... those M ffieg" 'a
office, than the same Pei fair lent that had heeu.eappesumb,
death the
tion titer
ttshuee cisiersuyiffilltilholre:
t,e7Pa (2;
,:c:i.orfellpt,:,,e
tt;otaNws Inc I
m,
it te:::Hr e :finrign Crown l• Rien
Ad
all" 11 But' fine tktr.
weeks alierwerils, the negncm ~,0„, 'or she lepoistion. of
new having filled, a ,rid the noose having found ..1
thd the King was &tennis ed to keep those Meister*, •''a
haul tweet carcinoma li:compel test, it did as it always bad iltnom
voted with the Miotsiry, to foind ilsenteelves not mile et,
longer to the M'lleettY• bat i with • majority of mote disc ;hundred.But oh.ittver he nature, soil however great
ti
number of the miner Sul ousistencie• of which that Par be
110.0 was guilty, whites eat bed bee. duet by any Hone vf
Commons that ever pre ceded it, whatever night be
s„,s deseir
soy that should come after it, hto
seo ewer did or m,
equal those two en"" Cities, by the first of ...wen it offerti.
of the so" 10" Pr"fu, too of bees and Ireallisse, sod OM
'P" the "at' '"3l eb 'racier is the expeditiou sto I'VsebesLe,,s"
and lay time second of which it voted that It leielitteeb...:27,
all •
e et h
tee countrybici:searieerdevoof sesn
votes,!
,iett•twhitsetinebeevnes,
retracedisfarll as, e. nh ter
eel' serneg
seatsh
the of 1
Ors
eowur
mor,io:rirrat
the
re,irs
repeal on°
faiii:oo f
tthingsh:imd
alt tadax.ll:l6.
sir sea
carried by a 0y agates. the Moil item, tee
nave
L4:1111"1.1 she m It Not to halloo before they were
the _,
latigli)—b! say of casting' s glints i t nalls:c 4
is the rffecle itien of carryung the ~noire allee_in et is
insometetei.c"%l..uit oe
ed ' forces. Accordingly the N able
,:tmderefoeis
to reign uc
often tuned

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