The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-06-09 00:00:00

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Mr.11.n... v .creed with the Iltikt Utah fithtletia as
ibli, a. the ~,,,, ton over tithed, it week. thelthlelif Ole Pelee,
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iti t vors-ssiiiti an opinion that noneethittg ill Ito dooC,
u itl I ~. ...1, what tt owed to he. If Ir Hot. Nw
.. nod alter his motion, by merely in dot the Boise
shoot.' take the matter into cemeideratioe, lor sir meat
cordially metre with it ; fur be should wish let to esodroul
politic opinion, but assign satisfactory meth* why the
Howie should ant agree with it, if thauskt affeeseer • This
question, however, did tint arise nit lii. pablie opinion, but
trim the Risortis made by the Eutiensittee of .rodeic Lessen-
diture ; and it was not, therefOre, going too far to say, that
the House ',meld give • *art of
.pledze, to take" titer Netter
sip limit sessino, without at remit! expressing an opinion._
Hr could nit cuilettha wipe& pieWble inperce parsons ohs
held sinecure Aker' for Ilk, could mitt ti the Crean Ls that
House. There *tie some Individuals, on•bothOhlini of the
Rome who held each situations, 44 whose votes were out
thorrb; indeaseed, hot were perfectly in4rpendent. frrsoas
bolding temporary rens*, misfit le be dwindled; bet he
slioutel not include mousiest them, persons holding official
ettuatioas, ahlatregh be cold emit too eery advantage to be
Wein il front Lie preemie* of certain' Leeds of the 'fresuery
and Admiralty. 11 them that were particularly objection,
able could possibly be separated, and a :whoa mods this
Session, he should gladly agree mit; but this he theme,:
should nut be attempted, at a period when there were so few
Members likely to ended.
Lord fotasoosa thought that the Members of that
House were only to fie deemed the repreaentutives of the
people, ns they had one and the same interest Witiathe body
of the electors at terve ; :Ind, therefore, those who held.l-
necore places, either at pleasore or Cr life, all they bad as
interest distinct frown that holly, could not he proper 'lore-
. sedatives. Thty, it- tined lersilwer' MaLlsad debts of grati-
tude, try which they weer natheally bound to other peewee
than dime who sou; theist to Patliament.
Lord H. Petty net think that any practical redaction
of piaci-men and petitioners in that House, widdri produce
se edict worth mentioning, when he coatemplated the mac-
tiee sad the history of the country ; heenuar the influence of
the Crown Lad progresiively iecreased for a long time past.
The number of persons now pummel 04 sitoatious under the
Crown, and scats in the House, WWI 5134, enjoy iii emu-
luinents to the stavuot of Oti,lool a-yeav ; sod the Crows
must uetyssarily piteseas the mfinence cif those appoitit-
. meuts. 'There sere votive of timer offices which lie certainly
thought ought to be diminished % such as them of Welsh
Judges, slid Muter, in Chancery; and, thecetnc, Le
sbiebld ac..'s with the motiuti, without calming mote into
Ettatil in expressing any opinion.
. • lb. Poem,. ey said, he felt out the !coat dialcally in
=Mg with the teuhon proposed. is seemed to him that
. the piped or the Cotnurittee of nuance, and the rune
federation given to that Report in the course of last seek, if
. they were to negative this ntetioa, it would be aimed sut-
tee to the conntry, that they were to disregard totally that
rut of the Itrimrsssa proeee,tine %high sunlit be most en-
priatitlent. lie was nor 'Divested to say what ofilcest or sive-
curta ioi7lit to be abottsioni ; at the same dust he could ven-
ture to 1.3%, that his rimed of the subject did out coincide ell-
lively with those who had spokes,. To say that it was
necessary only to eweitile six Menilmo, buldiaZ tedricini
itituntiuM, Trims that Ilona, sliewial an iviarame of the
constitution, mid the avatincr um which the tioreratomal was
carried on. It appeared indispetoably neersaary, that all
ends risotto, and crest those iii mahorilivate situations,
stionia; be in that House. He confessed lie did not sec what
tiremston there was tut persona who had no hmtiossa to ems-
ettreicate to the Howe, having seats iu it ; bet still he meta
set think it mote be fair to exclude all peoleo kaki;
elherime fa life ; Imam the public nr die Como cote
the kgitiated• ode% of la euestitetics. A um Ole hea
resented a pertimier *Ohre to the country, Welded of se-
ieptlag resitinerotine bieed4 may wish Government to
bestogstele facer epee
_kis alm ; cwt small it nut he
~, Ohm ebeWill is earteded limn Patlieseent !
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Galli •Ww wiltic ha, in lieu of hie
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• . bet dideot rounder himself u
Mier eldigetim. to the Crown, foe be
eel** iselbottlli et Parlidamat. lie andel atit,thers-
. Aire, ithat all I.etvons holdWe a:teatime. fur lift alinithl
be • ' • , from -Parliament, to' lung as they edemas/di...1
that teuiteird diem Indepitident. A huldu Loral bad slated,
that such tadtetdisals bad MI COlll.lOlll Intrielit with the
commonity. tie Should he glad to know why he had
no
isiterest is 'time ttabris Corr': he', mid all the lass
existing tor the preservation of the liberty of the toile-
try, and Chit prosperity of the kie,ldcral, herause be held
en office fro life ! The House had never recuguired the
isiflareice of the Crown, for the purpose of controttliag
. Porlitiment; but sorely the inftheoce of the Crown Las in:Aral.
al Me Ascot onremminshle manner, by the great patronage
oeresisuol by our army and navy ; and it nu, .its it out ne-
emearyamipeitetto doe witching to diminish it, iv the mode
JUN* a Si OW Corwin, ni-ii at the 'sue time see-
' date thellielmieeMet P It the Heine rejected the minim,.
k 11,111111/9Prif MS Mintiail to do nothing et el M
the beeistreleets -
I..ml*Fotesedli‘lo ire. math that he land not
issitVa.ar.
stated that pima* heti es lined*, bet
thlt they had is Merest -perfectly distlect hew all ethers
is the emmillry.
Mr. CA w ntsita said, that these who thought the Massenet
of the Crain was iticreming, and that seeder:tom of it be-
came necessary, might, no doubt, thick proper to come to is.
Weise to ration the existing evil ; bet, as litt was of a min
trary 4.11i:d0...it they coedit nut expert UM to come to a arms-.
far'pl ,by treeing to ibis wider. Flamm aidpen-
sioners ad already diminished of late yems, in the propor-
tion of five to nor, holding swats in that Rouse, sad therefore
there was scartely any nine now to look for retresieltemet.
.. Every use who was a lover of good, at nowt rather
wet% to sec Meditate in their place* te the ems, that to be
brought to thelmi as roiliest,. It was mai referaltie
the Kiug should choose hie Ministers oat et both How
l'arrliament, thin fi•INO asnonvit another clasp aberiel), el
has capable for thitanticaahan those educated in Pa. hi
-.site denied tit e petition Mid dews by the Right Hee.
Greatcoats opposite, that he wee out indebted to the
Crowe fee hie peseiiin, the Crown having thrived its
right of bestow:log it frost Priaseest. He .Weld nut wish
to me soy sittent of Paillenitesffifti-rasioniug introdni sit,
foihe maid' out me soy' Neil so she the irverse
be,of Midi
=1:11;11Zellsal to it- ..1481elliet 11.111.1.e,1aan. pre-
pooletines expetiffill of the inildio Neither could
he opprom of thee** r.atees ateesptedAis n:ght to be its-
node/ail, Dowdy, that a Colonel of the Local Militia
could come Into Psi Lament solely to increase the peon 01'
the Crows. It was sildmilly the wish of the Hee. Gemieutera
eh° mentioned that propositivo, to insinuate that the es-
taleludiraesi of the ha it Militia woe Katy to hummer the pule -
eref thertiesse. 0.44.4111 user hornet. VA he illegillio
that he was prveamieg our enemeitelde by twelpiyoset a Cu'
howl of Militia, or. two LAN& of the Admiral l That
Usu. Genf. seemed eve reritilect that it was not allowed, mitre
to the philosopher of Wit, that he enold atm wilts dor
captain of fifty legions. As the motion ineriMl a pledge, lie-
coeld not agree to it, lost the lion. test.might still bring;
the matter forward neva &aim.
Sir taw acts BLIRDITT, seksowledglng 14 derived t's-
knowledge of thee law and thin Conattlietion &dm the gi.l4.
Book, yet thought lie might nut)* est much eh the dem ad
borne were iscliiiial lo imagine. It I. te argued, that thm•
who bold plates had an Interest in reminan with tie rest ut
the kingdom, Sad, as Seth, were equally. eligible; if 'this a.
Rococo were cued fur any thing, It was purl fur all dear*
.lions of raceme's who were admitted to a seat its that.
' Ileum ; sod )et it was notorious it um this my circuit.-
stance that loul caused sU Shove pailiatives, in the Mere a
. statutes., saccessivaly emitted, in a GAIR which, in bill PAP
Went admitted of nu palliatives a bedeassee. U Imo awe at-
, imp% that Gentieuseu might Maid prlelMllld Clot",
deed yet be wholly inifependeist iu their
eillopeonette
.ftny of the ptuyie ; why that Vete thews so meg •• eilliens
• tooteruble at plea-are, and Mum removal OM tattesekil
,Iditit,n,, which. :NW. arginerat were eve, Net hi.
en iiituitihble (stream, ! Be agreed that dm
WelaWloiemitie wee hi itself intolerable, sad that the re-
.hotag ' at bed Lot wpsilialiett; kovieswr, ii•
there W*B As a Lot was prupuer4 atiralleak WO'
chirrum is *J41.1 safari it ; ei,nwieedkeWmfocer
pesepea
at the woe am. that the m home a • lire remseesiodeo,
was the only. et cieot sword, shut meld he orylutd.—
The influence ut the Ctogra WWI ism the wily evil to it
complained of, the lksieughosimgete, its they were called,

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