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. tp proceed by the proptise of affording the gutsy.
syrry facility for.her defence ; hut every retreat
ul,uu thi% autqect hitherto made by her MA..
igsTY, has, through the influence of the 1111-1
ulster, been refused. They refused to pito-,
poste the .cemeateacesettit of the prtrreetlinga,'until
(60;011101e case might be conducted continsusualy
aid without interruption ; h ving commends& &set
proceedings, they refused to advance instnntly tris
the trial; they refused to rush's! her MA.IRsTe to
acquire a knowleOge of the charrwters of the wit-
nesses, by withholding from her the names of the
persons; and they have prevented her from apply.
log her means of defence to the parrictilars ch irgell,
by refusing to communicate tlwm.%ltreilically.
Such are the edvalitages exterulA to her MA-
JESTY, and such is the commentary upon the many
promisee made by the Nlinisters of favour and re•
spec% Precedents have indeed been sought for,
but where could they be found ? The Mitti%tera
bare instituted the proceeding% without a precedent,
and the Howie of Lords should take care that no
impediment phould be interposed in the troy of
strict justice, by au unwise ryfereitee to proceetlergs
of a nature essentially doss' lat.

The point in difference between the QtfatX and
Minister, as to the right of omitting her MA6
JESTY'S name in the Liturgy, appears to allow of
judicial d•ciston, by any friend of her 614JESTY
proceeding against ■ny Cleigytureti for such untie-
mon, in brunch of the Ist F. 1.12. cap. Y. see. 3.
" Th.it all and singular lidininters in any catbedrnl ur
parish church, or other places, shall, from and after, Ate. be
bounden to nay and use the mute,,,, even song. celebration
of the bird's Slipper, administration of each of the sacra.
mews., soil all the common mill open prayers, in inch order
and form as in mentioned in the said hook, so authorised by
Parliament in the said Stb and dib years of the reign of.
King EDWARD the Sixth."
Any Clergyman transgressing this statute is lia-
ble to the torfetture of one year's profit of his
'pinto it benetires, and six months' imprisontpen►,
without 11111. The defendant would of con•ae rely
on the proclamation, the legal validity of which
would depend on the construction of the 14!h
CAR. 11. cap. 4, veg. CS :
" Provided ',war, and he it further enacted, by the
authority Anemia, That in all those prayer', litanies, and
collects, which do ally wny relate to the King. Queen, or
nayal Progeny, the PAW/ he altered and changed fium
time to tittle, and pled to the present occasion, accuiding
to the direction of lawful authurit)."

FOREIGN IN7'ELLIGENCE.

FLANDERS AND HAMBURG!, MAILS.

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ST. PLIERSEURGIN, JUNE 43.

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cannot, iu fir ispirknr, be f..r removed foots Nose ihmis ii I
vietionosorfilltlif4tiotion *Oteest lilt Coal- prowess of
mitt., w•lhollor moo them feat the earful respeors. vrestis hjve
histiss4 cite A 0 sother with cilmos of thy
deepest isiolißnity. Were it not for the Ifeislist•of
she Lords' Committees. the Ministersvoloot hove ()sir city

to secede to the wishes eitibrPswed to the Kate*
'Meow. They have endeavoured Witting, to pr.