The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-08-15 00:00:00

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awl is ref on his trial without some end of intimation of
the time and place of the serums? ism, and, alum, all, of the
Character of the raccoons witnesses. Without using techni-
eal or lawyer.like remarks, 1 CIO appeal So every de in pro
reeding% and say that none is ever placed at the bar IV sake
hie trial before the Judge without having wren the parties by
sawn. be is accused, sad the adverse esteems fate to face.
list of winicsses is not always given ; hot having been he.
flirt the Ill•gistrate who cummitted, in 99 cases in 100 in
tins realm of &etted, he has there sera the same witnesses
to swear to the Watt,' it. crime of whirls he is screwed. and
for which he is io he tri.4. Fruits the goat hoar of
'ion to the filial trill inquiries cot he made, sifting cud
rallai.. .ig the evidence in be soldiered, mid the accused can
be prepared to best down from under the witness... their
whole testisanny. if false and faintest's'. But the Greets
his nn. conjecture what evidence is to Ire get op; she has
no such intimation. For a snare of from four to five
year., over three routers of the globe, is a general tel
spread for the purpose of retching s..me crime or other,
and by means of some person or other to affect this (Satin.
vitished lady. The only thing
.regar led as material is,
swat the clams is to hive no preparsi . If thee she is to
be sarred—amt I have no deffii•tolty in saying that the innate
Inv e of jieittce which predominates in she hearts of Eng-
' iislisnrn may he expected to defeat the piegnaut injustice
a the proceedings against her—lint, after all, if she be saved
older the prrseut pressure of must mutinous, most mom
SW.• proceedings, thee any usher person accused in this
kingdom, according to the ARM% of law, may escape. I
631 under the forma of law, fur s B:11 of Pains sad Penal.
lies we abhor, and our Constitution avniita.—(l•heerr)—
Imitanees may be arldereit (sad for any thing instances may
be funnel), lost they are to be
as foundre in
sou bad, donbtll joules
bested times, when revenge w insught than
when this ambiguities, amphibious, and reused form of pro.
needing, was resorted to fur orrssiunal purposes. I should
lee very doubtful and very CllllllOllll iu relying upon precedents
found in such times. Many vest and good men lived in
those limes, but the precedeuts in he gut iii that period
prove too much. Take the luslaace found in times of prat
distress sod of many virtues. You knew the history gild
fate of Stratford. Is it sot the judgment of every rise sow
that he was sot tried, bat murdered !—(qrral
1 advise the advocates of the measure, if I mold presume to
advise,but if a whisper should reach them, I advise them to
be careful how they Tate rely ea precedeuts abhorrent to
our apprehensions. They rove kw mach, and therefore
prove nothing. If ever a love of liberal and fair proceeding
did obtain in any country, it obtained is this cuumtry at this
moment. The Noble Earl ohmic health you have drank
with an mach honour—mid never has he been bon .weed equal
to his merit.—and others, hive s ars led their talents, and will
stand ably forward to support jostler sod truth: hot be.
liter me,Gentlenten, believe Me I know not whit may be the
Ideas of others--I do riot meet that tribute .1 with the same
confidence with which I meet many nt hers.— ( bejd applause )
—You will not imagine that I speak from any thin( I know of
- the Queen ; you will at once perceive that 1 CaUllUi speak of
that; bat I speak from the fin. of proceeding, soil from the
fact that her constant demand and continual petit Ws has been
, eternally refused to her.—; Shouts of apptssure.)—The
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trodoeliou of the toast has trona/card nay name with nrform
its Parliament ; upon that aohject, although a strawgrr, I beg
leave to offer one or two remarks. The romans of that sues
fife excite great animosity, and display great survival of sr.
Soment, by assansiag a statesad positive which the real cha-
racter of the question will not endure. They amine. that It
is a questios that they sissy either take up or put down,river
their wine, or at their tea, or sot al all; that it is a qaestios
ravel iog same al ter' I ion in the best possible stalest( 'hiugs.
AM ow possible cause, or fur the mule purpose (dousing a
ehishlful and &storeroom experiment. Yost will as mice per.
calve that 1 allude le the great leader of tbr anti reform..
tu • Right Hi/noon/le Gestlentaa, whose nestles Su the
{M Wiles has been imeldished.e-(Marh leugarer)—The speech
• ibe Right Hootterahle Gelatinises le the chimes is Li.
• formed • enostaical part of the ministerial Scrip..
llMlPas(Prowf tepstsse.)-11stese who have read that
=loa I have with real attentions, will see that,
llegiosing to ma, be treats the sold. ct us Gee that
rata In at pleasant avoided, as. if no uptinims existed
with the people respecting it, as if it were restively new, as if
no "saes existed for everectiag the protest representation
talkie Commune Hower of Parliament. The Right Him.
orahre argued as if this qamilun were takes up (as the Geo.
llamas was said to have Batched the itch ea purpose to be
scietched) as if certain prisms were determined to raise this
dunbtful, dangerous, and alarming question without any se.
ceseity.—(Applaare )—la that a just view of the question'
le it tree! .11 this moment sod for 21 years back, say, fur
Lail a twittery, lite people of Eaglaiid, that is, the great
majority—so great that the rest are suworthy of men.
town—are coutrisced of the neresaely sal refurne.—(Gerue
applause )—I will ask, whether any hall R. former is pre-
pared to say that the people are utterly, totally, quite
t stied that the CUrallloll4 House answers Ike porpo.ii fur

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w!utb, by the theory of the Coustituilon, it oft eidabliabed? I
lice abets not been eincialually dowowards • c
era-ming opinion, that the Boom of commons dots out, to
can the words of Mr. Burke, expires the image of ihe feel.
I ags of the country at large ?" 1 could easily eerily to many
i Waimea by which the cusliderwe of the people iu that Flues*
wee shake.. I do not say slut tie .re are wit tugbat's so
the contrary; but are there sot imitasem or which
not can ley his Boger iu a moment from which discos-
trot and diesatisfscsius crust? I need uely mielsiige
toe expedition to %Yakberes. Buosparte was
timadi ring os the Dausibe, nosh ra, to make
a diversion is favour of the Awitiiami, were (sobbing* ou as
itiAo4l ohms wily ducks and trot's could live, awl 700 tulles
,rum the screwy, act of funghloi.)--3finiogera,
miles they foetid that their attempt was welt's, ought as
loot to bare gives it op; yet, Bowie, July, •sgsst, sod
September, were Englishineu obliged to rot anal I are their
bones to be bleached or the Ctrs of W.kb. nu News purpose
whatever; fur Bonaparte had .long before hi aka the Aar.
Unto power., This immolation ea. wily so give so air of
plassiloility to the measure, owl to wive !Blonde's from sp-
permisgeolf-tosdernsed. Yet the House of COIUIIIOIIII voted
for Ministers, sod supported thing iu these proceedings. it
is impoarible, therefore, to reveal the pre retrace sod Ilse
somas* of the spiel's that the Hoare of Cuisegotie does
sod, abut theory sopposes, reflect the upiesoiss, the 'reit-
samits, or the wishes of the people. But conwler this es a
tribes not7caliml for, yet, when a great ai.d impurtaut ap-
peal is suede upon the subject by the people, are we to '
rifest to hear the voice of the people of England ? If it he •
duebdul que.ftuu, surely something is due so the upssuion of
the Bushels oatioo.—(Great oppiosse)—Aiilitmels nu nog I
is considered hoses* who says th it hr r_ I esp.ara Ibe opi tttt m of
the people, yet if there are who have the fully to d • i.e
ail may roe the result of that fully —(Applesue J-1 is tr. p
at • distaste, Ores, the hideous 6140 v is which are co cud
with Returns, but which really bawl to perrevi in re
Sadie' refutes, let se work in the Sighs, while the tight is y.
us sa; let us apply timely remit-die► to palwible suit colic.
animus abuses.—(Reirsoled cheers )—Your Ri pre.. nsahre
acts epos this view, sod if I am returoed ter that Borough
err soy Wiper place, will give—l du nut say toy voice,
toe it may not be allowed to be Maid in that Hoes:—
bit 1 will give my vote is support of she mission of lour
.ILepeescatative. It may oft go far coon!. 4ir swot —it
suet igloo far for mbers—bist, as he Ines amid, it • ill *allay
his sem convince, and will, perhaps. peace, ban.
goillity, and saiiifottion in the breasts of the great body of
leer people of Earglasd.—(4ppieurse.)-1 beg parriou fur hay.
lug *Unwed you so long; I have spoken much more al length
than 1 ought to have ventured to du as a etrairger.—;,4o.!r
of erpplesse.)-1 haul you moat cordially, and I beg leave
tie give •• Mr. Lasibton, astatine". to Isar to bis 1111/110U
foe Reform tuParisseneet,"—Ufbe applaufts with "MA lir.
Witiams was greeted throughout bus speedo, and at ita cosi-
• mteseie4 is animating tunnl.empltaws, soy thing of
Ilpe,kred we ever" itemised).
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Jr. Illsaymett? row Wear, that Mr. Brooehata wee rte.
vested by -severs ieiNgewtis., it taw-queue* oli .Me
exertions that stailtiog, Irmo atteediag-tophir the Or*, stew
red's. Her health he tree ewe Story Ntivrolil sirrirt teieh
the 'greatest applatime; asmi, eeseteetesb• wide tie dedieg
give, the beslepeatleece of the cello */ Westtaaelestd,
and i 4 Ismarisep eaijeeq VerI34I44.ATA-4"..lidi pow,
which was citeereleil with the iedeporiderce, Ng el, W.
satreisaJ. has 4 &gland sad the /mil —.Wrest applause.)
—Oa the &Easier el karsettedge, the dittlitoti velieta
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