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dig!seo; he eleolieeted Mr.. Fos spealliog ms tbfs
get, who said., if the wisest men le Rorer, could
tainted for the peoposeid forming the best OM.
liblE constitutive., they sand not Gastonia esti so`
well adapted to secure the great purposes of Co.
vossomoutt, tranqeillity, protectioe, sod freedom:
and if to these we were to edd the wisdom of former
ages, it world tw impossible to produce a motet mere
pprfect thee the theory of tho Btitish Constitution.
The toast was then diaok with great applies,.
'foort—•' The !hand Setirera aid Dr.orkkire."
. The CIIAIRMAN, lo giving the health of his Noble
relation, Bart Fitzwilliam, entered lute somewhat oT
a loos defeat, or mart esplaostion, of his Lord.
ship's conduct in accepting so afire ender the Pitt
Adlaleistratlea; the hit was, that his relation wee,
in a momentary it of alarm, frightened into office,
sod that be accepted it with the h.sest intention of
being wilful so his country; but that when he found
his plans thwerted, end that he could not be of the
service he intended, in effeetiog the Emancipation of
the Catholics, be resispied his office; bet of the'
woe, who itated his N.M. Filvi, in being
frightened intromi office, few bad the frankness and
magnanimity to retire from it when they dis-
cotered the groundless mature of their apprelieesious.
The toast wee tan drank eithgrerit cordiality,
M r • •Citscottao gave the heal* el
Lod flottnee.
*bleb was drank with great armistice.
The CUSHMAN in proposing the health of
The MA., of Norwich,
said, that though he coed not go to the very heed .1
the Chereh and pree• an Archbishop, he was
happy to find in the Church so toeless a Mood of
Civil mod Itetigiem Liberty as the Bishop of Nor-
wich, whose health he ass sun woeld be dash with
the greatest please!e by every person present. He
mentioned en sea:dote worth recording. In some
business respecting the smiler ',sirs of the Church,
ho slatted his ignorance of the business they were
upon by saying, " If I was to intend toe much to
the fleece, I shosld neglect the flock." The toast
toss drank *Rh great enthusiasm.
Dr. Gouna proposed the health of " lAA Den.
day," which was drank with great epplaese.
Mr. DUNDAI, is returning thanks, said, that his
father was the oldest Member in either !loose of
Parlismest, and was ronsegrontly the father of lb.
United Pediment. He farther observed, that as
Lord Nadas was the oldest friend of Mr. Fes, he
was alto one of the adherents te his priori.
plea. lie also added, thatchis father was in OWN-
lest Matti.
The CHAIRMAN then said, that he had next to pro-
pole—
The York Witte Glob.
In giving this toast, the Chairmen sell, he did
not mania agree to sit the Resoletions entered into
by ghee Body, ear enfold he pledge himself to soy au-
defined system of Reform.
" I camel," skid he, " approve of all the Resn-
lotions entered into by this Cleb--and however much
I vales the good opinion and the friend.hip of those
friends who have se log and so waimily sapported
me, I must men give op that, tallier has conceal
my aentimerds ea this importest oint. A spirit of p
indiscriminate change is dangerous; from Olio arose
'4# the evils /If the French Revolution. I love the
Ciaiastitetiate of Fosglentl, because I believe it ,ie bete
ter adapted to seeere the liberty end happiness of the
People this any other, and I cannot think that
ever, new projector is qesliGed to bolt en improve.
Mebt epee it. Thoegh its euergies may be some-
whiet impaired, it hes not yet souk into decay ; and if
the People of E.ngland.aven antler the lomat Rept,-
otosatioo, would speak out fairly and folly, their
voice would 10 attended to. I do not think that
those Radical Reformers can make a better England
than the old one. I love Englund—bet I most c
do
00.
feu bet 1 loved it better some years ago thee 1
sow ; I loved it better, basses it had n
ot ot Bessas so
mach acces.unted to Suspensions of tHa
Corpse Act—l loved it better, because the People
were mete solicitous for the preservatioo of theirs
rights. Emitted hes been asleep, bat I iron it i
now awaking, and will soon cilia its voice to be
bard. If any thing can be done to strengthen the
power of the t' in the 'loose of Commons, I
shall be glad, sale inch a Iteferni I am the advo-
cate, but beyond this I will not bodge a hair's
breadth. Whoever the Constitution of England
may lave lost by time, it is sll the est Constite.
lion its the world." Some alltiusions were then made
to the American Censtitatioe, which he thought bad
not produced the beneficial results which had bees
expected from it. Ile strongly condemned the wee.
cution of Arbuthnot, which be termed an atrocious
seeder, but he admitted that it was not fair to is.
pets it to the American Guiereasent.
Sir 6in CATIAT thiseglit that the laihrenors
implied in the speech of the Chairmoo, from the
Realatioos of the York. Club, were without eny
forudation. The Resolution referred to contained
eel', the annunciation of at notorious fan, ct, which
Woos!) iodinated the acessiy of itefort bet ape.
gilled me (Tildes as to its oaten sr silent. Ile added,
that shi French Revolution tad so often been ton.
jilted up todelgbiess arty Woes, that it bad 10,1 all
Its et/front
)[r. ereeeliam. sod she Freehling. of WrOostoland.
,as put from the Chair, and revolved with great op.

queues, his petseveraece, sod his talents, he obtained
an Act, Rising to the Jury the eight of dirieraiiileg
whether the • to is or is not a libel, and tittered
or lan es laid down by lite Jodie+ ; for wigit was
sh.- province of the Jerrhefore, hut to decide she.
ther • certain matt pet a piece of paper ender an in.
vratnent called a press. l do tint speak in disre-
spect of the Judges ; so. I respect them as honest
and upright men. bet I will NM trust In Judg so
lowa es I can hate Jories."—(Veherternf applaues
se )
.the treat was thee drank with great applause.
114 Writ of Habeas lorme—was teem argot.
Glee—Glorious Apollo.
Ti.e knee, she V 4.11... she lihmanerk. mad My 114. !fo-
lios. Owe rrpreerm ever he rash d m OM
liaW of "
TM...health of Thema, Deeds', F,eq. Member
for Illchmend," having keen drank, ho resented
thanks for the honour which they had doe. him • it
was en honour, he said. to which be usenet entitled,
hut that be trusttonstitetioed to prove himself. by kis iroiress
on nue nal peirteiples, oot auworthy of she
honour they had done him.
The CHAIRMAN then proposed—
Tao e 4 ties, liemlemen 01.43 MA erase free' a dive
taste pis of she memory of Mr. Foa.
IR the observetions with which he prefaced this
toast, be said it bad been proposed to hies an anneal
ememensoration dinner, a proposal which he submit.
bed tothearteresioation 0 the Meeting. This being
carded be the affirmative, he proposed the following
Gentlemen as Stewards for the ensuing year
Slf Edward unite. Br'''. George Siriskland. E.g. General
W. arms. alarmaitalm W3vsll, F.r4. Robust Cluderer, Lsq.
William Heasley, Esq.
The eaten of these Gentlemen were pat serial's.,
and ended unanimously.
Sir Gioacs CAYLIY, on his health being drank,
esid--" Geetlemen, L beg leave to thank you for the
very flattering slower in which you have drank my
Meth. It is highly gratifting Its me to Meal your
ur
apptobation on the present occasion. As an
Musty Member of the York Whig Club, I feel much
relieved by the esplumtions of the views of oar
worthy Chairman with respect to that Club. I en.
**fed this room under considerable anxiety, lest any
differeeees shoold arise between the Members of this
Club sod those who have thatet thought proper to
join It. It appears to me, most of the political
difficulties that esist swoop the honest friends
errs
the freedom of their country, arise from not drr arias
a proper distinction between political opinions lad
political actions.
"lis hes hoes, well observed, that as hymen opinions
have been foetid to vary ispou every other subject, it
is is vain to 'sped perfect unanimity on any ab-
stract political enquiry ; and hence arose in • weigh.
booting enemy what was there termed a Concentric
Society, having a regard to the salvation of
country es the common rent",
but showing the
wince shades of opinioe, ell to tee -MAIM of
effecting that object, by the Merest dimensiots
of
the circles serrouodieg it. Ftif the per..use of ex.
wallop political opinsons, soda a plan is
of en
,seep)
seepl
-
namable ; bet in respect of th safety plitica
actions, other stein most be taken. If we have a
*irk retina under the hoods of several concentric
physicians, and if when the two *west the mitrephysicians,
bore, the one by blister* and the other by peygetives,
resisted his constitetion to a low ebb, the third is
likewise to dtaiu him of his blood, it is wet dilliceit
to feting. NM death, not health, will be the copse.,
geese.. Set what is the usual and °sly predicable)
rode .peiseed on sock occasions ? The medical
gentlemen consult together, modify their opisiosts
by Restos% coecessioo into on
thene detearmined lief, or
circle, le this case, and by steady unity of
ant eventually cure the patient.
" Gentlemen, I take she &genets of the York
Whig CND to be one of the way symptoms of the
rapid march of public opinion ise political subjects.
The state of the public Mind was, on a late *cession,
by Major Tenons, excellently well compered to the
implosive force of vapour in, a boiler, which, though
applicable to greet and oafs% potpies, If properly
worked off, was, by the unskilful hands of tee pre-
sent Wanner*, wily bottled up for explosion, by
screwing on a patch upon every joint that began to

his:.
•• Gentlemen, I mast topologies for necepvieg your
rheostar so loog, but as I have witched upon state
mechanics, I easiest refrain from mentioning • ma-
chine I have lately seen, which is perhaps mare de-
serving yoer notioefrom Its real esefolness and inge-
nuity, then from the milkiest allesions it may set-
gest. It is the application of the power of horses to
• sou mill-work io seeb a manage that cub berm, by
draisiog a o
weight over a motley, as s counterpise t•
• to his action, can be aislgned eased,' such a load as
Is proper for his strength. Under this load be is
amopelted to go at a certain speed ; awl bases • per-
fully uniform motion is generated. Tbis is namly
the proper political me-bine for the Ceountrie,
Reformers of England. Let each man, in lieu of
labouring in a distant circle, agree, by mutest
concession, to drag a specific weight in ore com•
mon circle, at au average &steep fres lbe motif,
sod reform sod safety would go hand it band.
shall only make one more allusion to ibis engine.—
Should the eoentry ever be hampered with en ea-
trustiest Admiaistratioo, let 'eel Ministers be 'ob.-
ed tr. ibis machine, with each his proper share of dm
weight of talatinn at seer;tirpOillt--.• might is
that cam soon espect to see he commencemeut if a
sincere system of political economy.
" Gentlemen, !shall now propose as a toast, 'bet
ought never to be omitted on an seolversery of the
bit th of Our ICI. illastibus Statutes's. Mr• Fos—
A l'otbatuil..nal, 'T,opersts, bet Radical Reform is ir
!Icoe winnow et the Peruke.
anneaciatlea of ibis Reseletioe was received
with the loudest dearrustrations of 'Wass* from the
.I.b• CHAIRMAN, in putting ihe tout
Chair, madesorie obseaystlons on the word `radial
which he said might be misunderstood, sod inter"
preyed to refer to so attire Mange in the Conti.'
triton of Parliament, of which he could by or, meens
swore ; bet, if it bed reference merely to the de-
stroying the evil of correption by the hoots. so far
from being as opposer, be was the friend of Radical
Reform. An intemperate spirit of innovation pro-
duced all the evils of the French Revolution, and
terminated in the establishment of a military des-
potism. The Constitution established left
of& countey
ewer
wu one et the best which Ole wisdom man

*elm
Some other toasts vete glove, and *beet miditight
*hes the compsoy
the Goiania %sifted the Choir,
broke np.

IMPULIL PARLIAINNT.

NOM 01' LORDS, Jai. 11.
The Lord Cbid Bares to the Woolsack snon
after two "dock, when prayer' haring been reed,
the Lor... present, namely, the Duke of Bedford,
the Matelots of bansdown, and Lard Glastonbury,
were sworn. The oaths were administered to the
other Lode who Lime in till four o'clock, whin ao
artjouromeat took piece till to-morrow (this day).

• The wank "Tespersite"end " Rodte4l er
we af.rew
taierord, et lb* !squat et lite Chstrwas, and with the cu'-
eelie et the Mover.

T 1 iv, ST 4'!" 141SMAN

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71- BT4TESM4N.

LONDON:

TUISDAT. ilmuAtir 19, 1819.

NeW York Pape►s of t►e 27th ell. retched as this
morning. The following is Ike most important ar.

tick its their contents:—
OUR AFFAIRS WITH PP sV.v.
"Sleet oar lest, we have recelted the National la,
tells steer of Toothy, Wednesday, and Therstlay,
containing Hie late" Correspoodeoce between Hie tie.
',teary of Stets and fist Spseith Mishit': This
Correspondence, which erspiet needy fourteen co.
lumws, we shell lay before oar Readers, as espediti-
.osiely es our limits will permit. That our Readers, in
the mean time, may know the present stem of oor
stairs with Spain, Is thick proper to state, that the
Spanish Minister, in letter of the 4
th of Octo
sober,
r,
1 enclosed a netiber of propositions o serve
basis of s Treaty by which the Provinces of East end
ill'est Florida, suits all their towns sad forts, should
be ceded to the United States in fall property and
I Seioreigety. Contacted with this
repetition, ore
ethers in relation to the claims of oer Government
on Spein for spoliations on oar commerce, to the
boeederies of Lostisiens, &C.
" Oa the 31st of October, the Secretary of State
accepts. with certain modificetiosis, of the proposi.
tkin for ceding the Florida', and agrees to coal oar
Idaho, for 'vitiations ; bet rejects the prescribed
I beenderies of Louisiana, and draws the only lips to
wbkh the President will consent.
" 0. the 16th of Nosember, the Spanish Minister
replier, and medlars the boundary he had proposed.
" On the 30th of the same loath, the Secretary
mahouts so his former line, end adds, that as the Sr-
nish Minister is not authorized to accede to that, be
is ready to proceed to th• exchange of the ratiftestiew
of the Convention of 180'2.
" The reiiicetion of the Converition was es-
chanted, tad the negotiation, in relation to the
Florida!, closed for the present.
it
" The Convention of 1802, as now ..1164,
embraced in the PIOCIITIIIiOO of the Presidoet.“

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The Spiker took the Choir et thee* o'clock, aid
the administration of the stolks eoeteleoma loortli-
stely,,infl continued until hell-pest four, Oise. the
Ilona, adjourned; about 54) Simile's tensile..

prison to prison, bad in baffles* mad In arias, be
was confined for loony sannths. This is a difference
with a vengeance! Bet thorn is one visit more in
which the case of the Defendant and the Minis yrs
differ most essentially. The condert of the De-
fendant has bran brought to fair sod ripen trial, the
injury he occasioned bag slot been au, ..ptell to to
denied or eseaved, and the sororities of the Plaintiff
have been solaced, in some smell digit., in the pe.
cutlery tornynsation which the Jery se arded. Bet
the condect of the Ministers Ass been protected by an
Art of Indemnity ! Neither their 'miens nor their
words, whatever inj .vies they produced dories the
Sespnirsion of the Habeas Corpus Art, tan now be
tried in the Coati of the King" Beach ! On a day
like this they may well console ilsemseivee with their
impatilty. Virtually, though not personally, they
have been put Spot their trial before their coca.
try, and bad they been Befendaets before the Coart
on Sotorday, what the (indict.; of a Jury would base
been weld net for a moment be doubted. We will
I merely add, respecting the Meeting of ibis day, that
we hope it will not dipnlre, withered giving forth ad
expression of feeling in which the whole nation sin
coincide, on the injostice and the wrongs commksed
on the iwdividuals who safferadewler tbelospossims
of es, Constitutional Ipor, mad is ebb injories soca-
I signed to the cease of oalintssi liberty at large.

The proceedings at the Old Bailey yesterday wine
again eatremely interestitig. The Bank Prosecutions
for Fidgety, that subject which hes diegested all
minds, afforded occasion for importer' reflection
sod a most jest and sessonsble declaratioa es the
pad of the Jerry. Is the came of the presseedings
the Reeder will observe, that a lad, only IS years of
op, was convicted of ettettleg a forged pole,
the
bet not
sill after an hoot's deliberation es the part of
Jerry ; Led soother person was arqsitted, because
the identßy of the note said to have been laced culla
net be proved. This is • point to which we sm•
deasoored, at Ike cosnmeacement of the Sessino, to
direct the atientioo of pullets' isegoirets, sad it met
with leech sstisfactioo we observed that the Judge•
at length, then:gin proper to agged the necessity of
atteeties to this point spans this °cession. In the
case of the lad Walsers, the admissions of the Reek.
Inspector, Mr. Lets, in slavering the enquiries pet
to him by the FOtellsen of the Joni. *JP @Time
with what degree of certainty the Rook hides them-
selves decide upon the geouinenees of oche The
following is • putt of the conversation which book
—own— piste on to is occasion. Let us sheer to the world
A Public Dinner is to take piles this afternoon at
the infolltille accuracy clsiomd by the Ilawk—the
the Owen and Anchor Thorn, to celebrate the result
sort of eirtaloty open which mane lives ere rollers
of the !riot in Ilse Cued of King's Renck en Sato:day, moo,
:.....
la the ease of FRANCIS WARD. As ocessioe tech as Si The Fete:nen heeded in a vete wittiest a siceit•
this is a treat to the heart of komattity, as well es a tem, sod whibed to know iv. me. teoe ma leen
triampls to the Mende of jostle*. The inn•conce of
matey of that di scrionne go yid if the Bank )--.llr.
a cstemnisted oldies is vindicated and proclaimed,
Lees said he understood that several of that kind hod
asked and the sufferings he had sastained ore redressed sod
_ "
The Fein
out by
ocoidewg.in
solsced ; while the pretences on which he sod his
5 if it tees e genera
toe one ?
componions had been persecuted, end his fellow.
Mr. Lees said he had no doubt of N. for he had seen
countrymen in general had been subject to the cur.
severot of that kind go omt before by
occident.
• cave tot arbitrary power, are proved, on brine brought
" Mr. Watford. Goinisolforthe Prisesei . wished,*
to she test of so honest English Jury, to he equally k f Mr. Lees had its the coarse of his service in
sistenable in substance, as they had bees antral in
efee Beek, seen tooter so well 'atoned es to deceive
contrivaate. delesive in their operation, and malls.
ewes Isspedoesy_ms. Lees ma,
wodoehtedts he
nant in their design. Shall not then an honest mind hod.
be proud at the detection of deliberate baseness ;
Mr. Rey
colds
sewed me. L. Is
wuet
state these
shell not a generous heart 'salt at the defeat and die- s Case is ?--Mr. Lees observed, that he bad set
grace of II system of imposters and oppression ? dot sten all that had come ia, bet he had seen sow quite
it is alleged by the advocates sod abettors of the
ow
and
sew
~oite
wore,
which hod d ghe
system, that that the verdict against the Defeatillot in the no
action
or
11:4: impteofs.
" Mr. Reynolds tinted if he bad any
action is no decisive proof agalost Ministers that there
Idea of
fs As
woe no ground for the Suspension of the Habeas Carpet
wooly, a
„mil
wows ?....Mo. Lees ro_lwa.
li he
Act. The charges made spinet W rte by the Pb. had
sees
an
overage
weooswe
of the
mole
of
notes
server are not the same, io the apish), of the Com-
._ . which had been received for three seers by the Vora,
rice. as tell stated by Lord Cerrsaacacti in that
and amongst thew there were 60 or 70 which the Im.
notable speech of his, to which we yesterday alleded.
yfs! they do differ specters hodposicelergesoine." This needs emcees.
" In many pads they differ." moot—" Ost of this. own lips shalt thee be coon
ledeed, aid the difference is this, that the libel tor . ,
ef',, "
which the Jury awarded dealers is moderate sod il
mild, to its imperstioo. when compared sith those ;,, Rol the most important part of the preceerliogs
the speech of Lord CASTLCRUSGII,--the difference is, , wits that minteettsmendable act by which the Let .
that the charges imputed by his Lordshiphsvieg berm don Jeri closed ti.e discharge of their duly, is. es-
taken by the Bosse of COllllllOllll upon the Report of prnssing their opinions to the Court ins strove awl
his Green.bag Committee, prodeeed all the impression emphatic warner en the secretly of oar Crialiall Cade,
which the Ministers or their minion, could desire, its iflial.,'`lal effects aPon the motel habits a socirl,..
upon the majority of that Honeersble (loose, whilh end its consecteent inefficiency to check the pro's
similar imputations, though less giddiest, in the libel of *silt. Leery succeeding Sessioe in the Coeds if
tried, were never for s snowiest attempted le• be con. Criminal Judicetur• tint:testiest England, shows, try
firmed, though the Defendant doehtless anght tore the length of the Calendars, that the noMber ors n.
been foreislied for the purpose with the means by the ate
cantle:two to increase, while there apposes sa.
Ministers themselves, hall Mittistess not been eon. thing In the peculiar circumstances of the cooed/ le
seises that alt the ll:sidearm they could have pre. consist a belief that this arises from causes
meetly
seated in the Coed of King's Bench would have temporary. It is not, therefor*, to the politics!
been treated as inadmissible or insofficient, and only
tended to complete their esposute and confirm aspect of the country that we can look for a castles
of the pewit% difficulty ; there most be something is
their disgrace. New we do readily acknowledge the 'system radically defectiv and this immeshing it
some difference betweee the impotatious of the
•will be the duty of the Legislated: neer to ildtent
libel sod those of • LORD C %..TI.FIIIEAMI, and ' sod temeee.
fisidiog that the miner charges ere incapable of A Protest; 'hailer to that read yesteedey el lb*
being defended, we are convinced that the whole had Old Bailey by the London Grand Jury, was stos
no other eaistence than in the minds of those who presr. led on Saterdny last to the Coed by the Mitt.
furnished the Ministers with the materiels of the dins.% Grand jetty, et the Clerkenriell eni"*.•
fabrication. There is our other point of dilte. house. In 414 &civvies the imperative moortoil
fence between the contents of the libel end the ran. is noticed -1 an immediate tetbinel of she Cohnioal
elect of Ministers, of whom Lord CakTt.snEsoit ..as Code, •ith n
\ es diet.
the spokesman, and diet is in this 'Siert :—lt, the in_ to infg"'
one case, the reputation only or the Deretisllnt had . branch of cut
bees assailed; in consequence of the other, his per. trailed all itti
son was arrested—the hay a the victim was chain- the ""ctmen'
ed to that of ancther mitt—he was tidied from: of the age at

is an crime dennuncorl with
than the ferry! of Book of
there le near what, capital c,
Promrtly and oar. anerringl) fo
etishnsvot of rluetts. hp merest rocs
It is now high time 'het soot, str
this carver of blond, which the 13
loss ken sauteing, sad which co
varnaseat has assisted to irkste
had.

Fresch Papers to the 15th hest
31onifearr cootsios a Rryel Ordi
public eshiblthin to leoe plat-,
iFreash tsdostry, at periods to h
Mojeety, IN boatels hetsees
teemed four plus. The first
to take plan is 1819, be so
Turner is the hells sod getter
the Losers. A Jury, composed •
be named by the Secretory of S
of jedgiousa the ~it. of the
loch ar logy sprit •orthy of
coodst, sr:cordial to the debar
of pld, silver, or Wooer. Sec
tioci of Ihe optimist fabrics so
bls Majesty thlsks, be sae of
soessores that could be sdoptei
Arts, omitting essaletims. sod
isms of todustry.—The OM% t
too other Royal Ordinances,
Siege psc.o. fiessetsry.(ipiier
Jostler.; mid the other allovri
lain Gommoment sec•rities,
de Liquidate's, to deposit 11
Treasury, receirleg in cetera
vest, which shell be trmisfert
The cease of this Oiditranee
which some of the helderi of
. osteelsbied lest they bholll4l I
by soy other acrid's'. Cu
no public Sitting of soy of II
Funds 671.

It It alleged tbat through I
TA rum himself, its wham.
AJl3Tiri• Will vas presented
bet isteatioes of readesiog h
emeestet ate likely le *tenth
TILYLOIL hash% inadtertently
Neuter the esecurit,ll a the
estertaimml at the Cornwall.,
hisrelf ft an
the MKS ssfertsnate, c
Orme sod the only person,
Itsfems4 et the reel state
shies avid smagemesitt.

. By the Noacheafer Obter
of Mr. Coessi C. sons Ilse
*mein9 led bit.* do his
.Loodoo,llo been pressing'
shelter, for do• ut•••• of jr
weir yostevia) in have the
whisk U,. NeXT oa• so 4••• i
- A trace D0n,,•r•31i... now
at "Wore, sod 14'kr. es, .1
siguatioo of an oineraat 0.
this (Reverend) relays say
teeter wit to %link is the
Sala of mond It .o.grarrs,
Itinerant Return -r ! !'. The
Majesty's arldcris in Upper
to complain of," and ask
don : —44 Wm:ld ea b
pass tnat the C• - sdis vs
liotisl sod sensilde is the
run Pulscs.y•ed awl Sg
Plosr as we!' is Ilist, wi
'Wen annecesssrils is this
Ppgiesets ; we object still is
'Whin* the scribe represents
sleeted to keep Iber is me
the State, we Mill allow the
Dell subject to lb. Gwent!
jet to the lusts made 'ode
bight, bet as farther. WI
Isry if we would be the,
bet bete refereed, sad
gaited toltsrationslimprov
They hue, he odes, lon 04
sib dolly lied weekly yew
fatties I they have me C
Seaawiiti ; they hate ne
lelemue Weis.
The Wiedeer Paper PI
lemur lea paragraph wit
. meet of the Politic Jeers'
sot reademi soy seciden
' bodily health; bet that it
the islirmium of age ere
allied's. We base kW
aro Oft OR in be DIA,
au emissary ; bet that
welt as comfortable, as a
agree lebabibmitbein bel
We malady."
A Petition will be pret
il • liamost ie behalf et the
foe the Ripest of the let
mpinst that loyal, resit
body of his Majesty's S
'.; the Ludt win b. mew
•
that
tlish Catholics
tolhe C....'1
lißeil
' with that of the Irish I
aelcasioa they me.. le i
tad separate merits.
The VIcE•CIIANCILLO
leg bees overlooked in I
, 1111:ng Ilop high atgl imp..

wire direct reference to the lass iv.
• Ciro
itfias cabin
rice rn the %tank of grgland• thil noose of loads, in the
L.
ned
ar Penal Legislation aro at and NW
he reds that crowd twin swirly Ito' BARON IR preerrntrociknil
ft of 11"45 roe ""gll4ll for 11/4.9-161 Chancery ,Ars he did not
ind the fetlings of at Peepic I'' with eteu a taste eat c
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