The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-01-08 00:00:00

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mitres upon the affairs of the Frenih Empire to • :63"-i)Efirr.fine eilkibilliil: •
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1 . . . hi.' t' . ' t 752. TIM' ABP. tIiRtsTOPRER irYVIL L. .elll,lßtitseeete i Met the: Meseeepte. its-eft4?,,lise 4- -' - ~< • ...--
the Conservative Senate. After observing that the - s- ' --:-04111ass. •' • • •
: . • Stet duty of the Senate towards the Monarch and 'llietraolarllighegesselethe ailiiiisit'agiet tied the , of Cements'. 11111 ,AlisliiiiiALlll°,4tectrest- iiii;Mitilikte : ---;-'
; Parliament. +. 'Wiry se•e '. ' '1!...••• / • •••• .•• '''"/ ''
• The People, is truth (a doctrine, by-the-bye, not in- Duke-of York; andthe Noble Goests of • the •Cootter f . .:',:7 •. Itrtirlt ll'
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rode to Melton Mowbray yesterdays t'oje. Prince ' - Ass. •StrOie, but heart culeated in this country); he proceeds to other topics, Regent is in hi hsi it . e ,„.s.„:e,,eyeeissorieree ,COMMITTEE. . i'.
:1 !.1 the-year 1780, the same feelingthaateiinmWateedst
Des* Sift --ft is ' • and than observes that " the abuses of power are ' 44 ItiglaLt•l9 110 ANDftjsiiVi.i.li*,sots are
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41:_. . el KOo's Al,_iii'r alters IM:ti t, 2.• 1'731.
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ple.in favour of annual Parliaments ,as glowed in Firudr°l94i"lgelitiM.q.:(l .-71r4Ple. Vi' FA, 'le"
• ' parked in bloody eharacteis On all the pages :of In our anxious solicitude to convey !to the
:the bottoms Of the united Deputies a all the petition. • ' •
history," (how *-effectinglw true!) and then: adds, the partkulars of that which transPiresott thisprimee
leg counties and tea. mummifies over which" you pre- , " Resist.Ven, 'Pet Of tie iri rti
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ii . , governments have corn-
" all' nations halm eared • all ly mansion, we omitted to state, in the report of the
sided. On thavery day on which those Dep•
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lilies presentation of this CO' istella ftiiitletlaate to fret ob-
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the name of the infant Marquis of Gran.
:dissolved- their
:s . tted excesses; 'all ought to pardon each other." christeui"g/
meeting, nameiy, Roth2oth of March, to Jl,Ftsand a dePli.rtilkli;ffeht the jsrs! p rinmples 414
tie was: baptized by the name of George John ; • - ---We insist 'upon its that however CovernMents by.
Fredp.rick. , The hope contains more than two.hun- report to their respective constituents, A (hat al 6°lllt"i"6 • .- ~. . ...
Parliaments are the pacient constitution of England,
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might be disposed to pardon each' other (like . . .1
.dred indtviduals, who partake daily of the festitities.
under the
reenThwenleok ot. and the birthright of Englishmen"--on that very - • • "C. J. St*, Chairman."
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trach'em and Lockit), the people of all countries The cistern of punch, • -.
day wsa,read in ,thee General Committee of West. I " W.ommeiettomitioinoreteirs___ . • . ' :, - "Rio never to overlook the excesses committed by . Mr. Douglas, administered in the Se' ri7aliti' 44110 '.; es solee.oosispeore., ei,o....ive. talk
* gkeir Governments. They should be inexorable in on Tuesday, to the household and tenantry, iii'ito ',nester, a " Roped of Sub-committee, appoint. l• A ResoeyErel, That it islise eligo ittWe Ceieb4.4' ~' • ~.
' biesse•Wkie would be a fair and honest ground
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try BONAPARTE. We are not for Mips- -
many a brave fellow prostrate. the pas ,of . ti re Wei thestate of the representation of Ila t ee,
the house reminded • one of a• castle to ,
• w this country," a Report, consisting of nineteetepro-' that there OW. ..... -sett, 4047•11.ke . ‘ mitt a. .
~tainmons, in addittpu (0 thit_egeekt.tioetreeelitativies
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alkbetetailltstorm, and fhe young Marquis, the : Noble . ' Positions,
„as p , signed R. B. SHERID,AN, Chairman. of Coontiea, ii. Dumber. Of .Ifiembith,, niest less than
siallair Ms. . and the Prince Regent were toasted until edict thus - The Report begins thus'-" Resolved, That it op- , one hundred, to be chosen, in due prelsortion, by
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' • • the several Counties of the Kingdom' of Greataavit• .
.-, iit to Curious as it is offensive, to see the shifts ceased. Many were found the next day in the sub-
IlteWerolerfn 6:faction are driven to day by day, for
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terraneous passages.of the Castle with symptoms of pears that neap Parliaments to be holden once in .
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every year, were the ancient_ usage, and declared "it". . . . ,
... lerginionts to prevent, the recurrence of what two I recovering animation. • The punch was not out at ten ' "...H. act it lidte Opiinion of this tO * 'll 111.4 .
to be the hereditary and right of Abe ' < . -8 - mat et, i--T • ,
lon Wednesday morning. This cistern, according to le of En land
People . g . , , the Members of the' liouseqf Commons Illskuld be - . ••
• generations have scarcely tasted of, viz. de blessings ANNUALLY elected to serve in Pala- ace' ne.
the history of the county, was filled with oia t.„31 at it appears, that Act of the .6th
' . of peace. First it was, the Tyrant should he driven I • • ' 'c•
•rd I'' * the
' year
• " 111. That it opinionof '.%l...viaa'- . .
when Charles Duke of Rutland fatherof the present of thereign of WILLIAM and Meet is the first regu-
%ohm the 'thine before such a hope should be en- I D k b s
u e„ to ore. The silver cistern is 16 feet in tar ape which attempts to establish' and appoint the that it be most earnestly recominenrsto the Elea; ,
, - -tout aged ; and then, when the Allips, by their.~...-tlreuniference, holds 60 and is • a matchless time.Of the continuance of Pediments to be for the tors of this City, to support, t. tes 'ON. Cif:
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gallons,
4iitiernte DECLARATION seemed to fix that river as the ; piece of workmanship. Ale, .at the rate of 21 term< et three yearsIthough the same Act* recognizes : neral Election, such Candidates, to repress/40'1km
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the ancient laws and statutes of this kingdom, by ;in Parliament, as shall, previols to the Bleetionshr 11
he strike to the hogshead, is now making, to be kept •
• , Alsoundatfrof-the"Frencli empire, then,forsooth, t
till the young Marquis becomes of tiO, br ,
'the iwhith.ansuar.-Parliaments were tonfirmed,"*c+. ; sipping Oin association, or otherwise, issise..eat*il. . • '
peace should be out of the question, as -lon ' • ' " I them that they will support the abets:hopes-1m • •
g as ' blessing of Providence. The festivities will cease to- ' And the reading of this Report of the Satocom. , .
BONAPARTE. were alive. Being dead, those advo. I \<tnitt * • 'Regulations in Parliament, or so much Illtskreo -"ap
0 morrow, when his Royal.Highneos the Priepießegent et ee as immediately followed up in the General ;
_ • • gates for human slaughter would find it expressed in' and his Royal Brother,will leave Bet tie for
vo ', Committee by four Resolutions, of which this•is the . shall not be obtained in the present Paells.o.la;•- ' .- • .. ,
a.. ~heir btlefs or instructions, that France must be go- I.Burleigh, thereat of the Earl of Winchitsea. Theie will first :-" Resolved, That ANNUAL Purity:melds \ .
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I ' are the undoubted right of the people of Ell land • • .
' - - vented by a Monarchy, and that Louts XVIII must Om' open house again,at the Castle en blepdey, when *." FELLOW CITIZENSt`I ": ' ', '' • ' e ''' ' ,
4 • ! the Duke'sbirth-day will be kept in the motrstyle of mil that. the
.Act which proiotiged their durationt -. 14
1 f-, If the Freeholders ofiferlitidee kr! ft; ittilt. ieft . a
De that Monarch. . ,
• • ! Old English hospitality: •There will be i IsSill lathe was sabversive of the Constitution, and a violation '
~ .: I that a triennial Parliament Wilk" rictittfirrittffilisent , • IV-outset be expected, indeed, that men who fat- Jew • • art of the Representatives of the sacred trust! s .
evening of that day, on which occtuion,the 'amiable 00 V
.../„Oess < .. ,--e, we have not. •.:1
~ sloseathat calamities of their country, will ever I Hostess of the Castle condes nos
ce to leap down the 'repo in them by their constituents§ ;" and the I
If they have forgottenthis ii" tgrigis *
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:1 emetioteuence, or even cousent, to any effectual mea- j first dance with the tenantry of the gopleHonse.- -'fourth "'Resolution was is follows :-" Resolved, i lishmen, we have not. . • ..
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• • 'iore for putting an end to them. They, therefore, tit requires not panegyric to state the -kind con.' That the Report of the Sub-committee be printed, I aI ; • • • ; r.'
If they-can believe that a . iriennitil Ptitlfeboeht.
• :will do every thieg it their power to continue •tlio I descension of the Duke and Duchess-; suckcan only •.and 'copsent to the several Committees of the '
tee, ,is the cure for corruption, we cannot. "'-• *. •;-- .0 - :
Ibe estimated by an eye witness on the spot...• , , ',*43T -'counties, 1 cities,
ties and boroughs of this,kin deM II " I cc
,A._ g , H • Be steady and determined. It is tifettired fok'' • •• a .
'Mar. When Its consuming flames cannot he kept ep At the conclusion of cur report, we Are inforoied -4t waspu ,Honda the' the 20fh day of'islarch„l7Bo, •sei to set' an example that must be foitirld by all
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by.seeitepecies of fuel, they will resort to anUther • '
s the Royal Prince will go from Burleigh ou Size4aoptiat tyese Neoolutions were signed C..J.Foc,lLh i t
--a-_,,a- (Elsie d `lf -it
ah would preserte its Wit; ' • Atitedr flimsy sophistry, which they would pass foe' .to Brocket. Hall the seat of •Lerd bililberrn e. min:. On .the 25th of March, the General Crain- ' -• •'
. 1 " l o-ngestow is tho 4ay'teo *month who have . . .
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ellese.s to influence the. Readers, who are caught . . . . 7
' 1 N • tee, being a Committee of Correspondence again'
/ called theniselves the Friciiite of the Pm pie. ;Yoe - . . '"..'
.. by its speciousness, itiehaiing time or opportunity II4IPAL INTELLEIENCE. . met. 'But here, from an extraordinary garbling of have their solemn lieSOlutions before you. • Let theiti- Is' . • •;' •
• important documents, occurs a difficulty. 1 know • •..
act steadily up to these,•if they Would preserve eauir - s
4.14 examine its fallacy, It "RI .übdoubt, one day ! - .a
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• not the source from whence you had the papers re- ; Be • ' vet
'. confidence. Mott , I -say : These are slip-
tall to the share of' these fierce 'warriors lei evince in Da", •TA-N• 7.--""thied Rh Majesty's ships Blenheim and l' .
atm to Westminster ; but you must have been • .
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-. .eery times : and to-morrow, in all probability, is to
selves what they so muck 'Amite in others, viz. Warrior, eons the Roompot ; Ariel, with Lord Yarmouth and i greatly Imposed on by the garbling of which I -
decide whether you 'shall be FREEMEN or - 4
, from Holland • ' and Brazen, -His Royal
gritrpgel - and a glevotion to their country's welfare. suite • ' f from Goernse y.speak. On. this very day, the second Resultition SLAVES. .
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II gliness the Duke of Clarence, and suite, embarked thia :that really used was-" That it is the opinion of
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II " Qua BLESS THE PEOPEAtai,'''':‘ '' •
'. • - Evening ;tepee hal vauntingly published its
:morning on board his Majesty's ship Pactolus, under a royal sa-
lute from each of the men of war la the Downo.-Bis Majesl4).'. Commons should be
this Committee, that the Members of the house of -
ANNUALLY elected to serve • - '
" Your faithfulseeevhste, • * „ 4.
• -.1 okitstitscit E. :oack irliCreazidie sale, for which, if d
peu enc.e
' ship Pactolus ressuius in the Downs, with his Majesty's ships as 'in 'Parliament ;" which Resolution, in your Poll- .. • ~“.Illtvinantajo April 6." • .4. - ' r .
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*WHO arty degree blended with their ft' •
prn ,gacy,el
• per last. . ;eel Papers is wholly omitted 4. It was, however, I:
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d the vrow Elizabeth, with. '‘ Resolved, That this Committee will, on Monday,
I hare said that the papers-.IA- which. you were .
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. Most assuredly the taste and good sense of ' us 4pril,:the third,. consider of a plan far q, General lisreishert lflaflre to 'these transactions mast hate _
... the British public are not complimented by the de- iimher, from Mem.l; and his Majestv'sships Hydra, UrgeMt,, '" dkt s elle -4: Reioived, That this At:oda/ion, . lie_ was been garblet. You shall now hate tite•eelderice.-r ,
4 it., how much the Courier ie read. Effroutery• el Drente,, from the eastWard.-11' ' 'esty'i.lthits , OERati4teCili) itajuUrn to Monday, the third of April ,ca
' mparejoor own publication of the proceedings
itiof the 25th of March+, with,the hand4lll which re-
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• . is ' eemarkable, that in your series of " panes" .. .
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• - our book, the setted,. end by far the most ite-
ee.to Weittninster, from the 15th of Merch to Y , ...,,
.eer,., , willehiwill„Jfiesteireekticbe England's bane,
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P; . 6.+Arrived ihe Da limAr
'veep**. ImeS .4, ... es?, p isely at 11 o'clock in the forenoon."
the 148th of Jul 1760 1780, inclusive, the proc4edings of i portent, it entirely Innitle4V- and, to correspond
.....100,Olie• Joareal in question would be considermi *waste cruise riermuda brig4rf War,. from ditto t 504 iraAtemisr be said third d'ay of April are wholly omitted; and with their omisslen, the word " regulations" in the
sloop of war, with a convoy from Pnrlan""Thi..44lo.B46‘
•;it tiafta r 1 third Resolution, which, in the os iginal, had re-
V,,.• . paper Es soon as published. It shall, however, be they remarkable that those of the Gene- .
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, -, and the Perseverance,-, from Belfito for ' Lasillsirs or ..15 ;.. Wesrmlitsiter-Hill, on ma stxth ef fliren" to both of thoirco which preceded, is altered '
:the task of the STATESMAN as soon OWN ens:lair:el • ' . 4 9into 66 regulation," answering to the one Resole-
Re•olution, from NVaterford, for -ditto; Eliza, Lord !!grit, are in part omitted; and without any account ' -3
, are completed, as it has been the- ditty of every ill- lion, that in the garbled paper was returned.-
and Siert, from London. I of shed passed on the debate, although a part of what
used Print in the country, to lay open a scene of ;occurred was somewhat .extraordinary. As, how. ;It was, I know, on the authority of Dr. JERE, a ' •
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scandalous. °Milel abuse, by which any Journal, Fastotren, JAN. 5.- Arriv.-d the Rapid schooner, Pam the {!ever, I can never forget a certain occurrence in the i Member of the Committee, who was in the constant
• • 'Which will unqualifiedly favour and sustain the con- _
Downs; and the Peruvian man of war brig, from the Leeward ; said proceediOgs of the sixth of April, and am able - habit of not trusting to .memory, nor to Secretaries; •
duct of Ministers, however depraved, or assert and tonnes ; she left the fleet frmn that place off Sclily; yesterday. tto throw some hut to enter every thing important in his own pocket:
light on the history of that. crisis, in .1/ • . .-.
'' ' • 'the exertions for Parliamentary Reform, I think it memorandum-book, that those three Resolutions of
maintain their claims on the people's confidence, -Suited Ore Queen Charlotte packet, for Passages; and the I
I the 25th • d into the h dWI
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( Duke of Montrose, for Surinam. •
. imy duty so to do. 1 .. :
- wilt whatever falsehood it may be arej the incapability of that person to falsify., document,
•founded, ' Of what actually passed {lithe Westminster Com-
;. sorts meet with the reward doe-only to virtue and mittee, prior to the staid sixth of April (when, by a You insist also see the utter incredihiliti, 'that in so
`. .lunderstand, that two battallion of Provisional We open a manner, on so public an occasion, and in the
• troth. This it is which makes public calamity of .t vote of the General Meeting of the city, I was added
i -Militia are to be formed of the men who- have volun- to 't) i ,my knowledge was derived from others; but I l face of a•numerous Committee, who from their own
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' . . tlong life-and this is the reascn that nine Journals
leered under the Act of the 54th of the King, cap. ;
1.1 had good information of the intrigues in that Corn-
i inward consciousness at the momen timust. ham eagerly
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i Nriu ten, throughout the empire, are, what is nau- for Extended Militia Service, and that the Marquis of • miss ofthe • - ' ' •
mines,
.ipatsocly termed. ministerial ; for what otherwise Bumcieenam is to be the Commandant of the Ist :Yorkshire Committee and there first sowed a den- cement of their own only twelve. dais old.;, such a
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I recital of the said three Resalutioni could not have
should prevent the vehicles of public affairs, did they battalion, and Co'onel Balmy, of the West Mid- • gerous dissension among the Reformists, on the very .
diesel Militia, of the 2d battalion ; the first is to as.;been made, unless it was correct.
" * speak the truth, from increasing in number on the as-':important point of Pa,liamentary duration. , .. •
semble at Portsmouth, and is supposed. to be for ter. l .
i A document in m 'andofwhich I y possession,
. „ether sidevin proportion as the public burthens, and . . .
itself internal evidence of its having made part of vice in the Peninsula; the second is said to bit:soot& myself extremely fortunate in having found .'
• public calamities iacrease!! But the corruption of destined for Holland. This is. the whole result 1"
* , two copies preserved among my papers, will materi- the said proceedings of the 25th. Firstly,. it agrees
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the present system, which could not be supported or the volunteering system. ~ ally aid in proof of the garbling I have noticed : it • with the sentiment and the language of the SO- 1
slued in far one month, without thesepanders to The whol ,of the Officers andprivates belonging`' 'n •
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• wer, is became so infamous, as to apply the rollii s • ••
gl g is a handbill in two columns. 'ibis hand bill was
to the Beckinghamshire regiment of militia have To-
' plentifully distributed among sthe essembled people ' committee. Secondly, it accords with a resolution
of the General Committee on the 20th. And thirdly,
lenteered for Holland, and the quota allowed by i while waiting for Mr... Fox to take the Chair of the, - this internal evidence becomes irresistible when we
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people's means to the peeple's undoing. By secret- tgo one step farther back, that is, to the 15th of
• • .. law will proceed in a few days for embarkation.- ! General Meeting on the said sixth of April;
1 nervice-money, and other !ess suspected means of 1,1 .
The will be accompanied by their Noble Com-1
, and both the hand-bit fl 1 'bed March, on which day the Committee " conceiving
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• ; bribery, which shall be unfolded, the credulous and mender, the Marquis, in their intended services. le themselves bound to enter into the consideration et
oostuat. PARLIAMENTS,' EQUAL REPRESENTATIoN) .
question tending to establish .the independency •
. abused people are made the operators of their own The wrong-headed man who some time since per- appeared to diffuse a general satisfaction. The con- ' gweir a Parliament on a solid and durable basis,-Re.
kiwi,' and sufferiogs !! ! listed in stating that Mr. PITT, the late Minister, tents of the first column are as follow :- . -..
solved, That the duration of Parliaments, and the
....._t. was stilt living, has been again extremely trouble-, ". Maw or Es-Geese,
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a' ag When I wore your diamed, enriched it state of Representation of the People, are questions
and
ilt- Yesterday her Royals Highness the Princess CHAR- some at Earl BATHURST'S office, and insists that Mr.
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immediately under this description." It is not, there-
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; ittlfrri of WALES completed her 18th year. In the ' CHAPMAN is Mr. Pirr ; the assistance of Salmon be- erith the coequal of half the provinces and a cep.
fore to be believed, that in the coarse of ten days,
longing to Bow-street Office has been in consequence tiered King of Rance, it was my policy. and my ' . &owing her' tutor, and principal attendants, were ,
while warm in the pursuit of mime', either of their
introduced to her at Warwick-house, and paid their I called in. : Ode to cherish the FREEDO§ of my brave and be-1
rtwcrimportant objects could have den wholly for-
' respects in due form. A number of 'Nobility and 1 Yesterday the remainder of the Volunteers who loeid PEOPLE. ,
4( 'gotten.
'persons of distinction called at the house, and left i have enlisted from the Militia into the Regulars left ; I thought it the most glorious act of my, life, From the hand-bill, it is seen what a shock bad • _
,town for Ramsgate, from whence they are teembark . when I confirmed their BIRTHRIGHT to the election .
their respectful congratulations on the,return of thebeen roduced in the ' metro olis b the defection in
' I for their respective regiments now in Holland. 'of a NEW Parliament ONCE IN EVERY YEAR pp ' y
day. A' a Court of Directors was held at the .at the least. . , one county from the correct and sound-patriotism of
• .It was reported yesterday, on the authority of' ac- ; Yesterday
the United Deputies of eighteen counties and commu.
East India-house, when JAMES Coal, 13sq. was op- : " Litt& did I think, that Englishmen could ever , .. ,
; . toontisaid to have beers received from Holland, thatnities, a d the alarm that was taken. The proceed- 7-
~ . eirm'eral Deputits from the Northern and Eastern ,
' pointed Secretary to the Company., and sworn into broOk to hare this unalienable right invaded, or <.n s 9 )1.• •
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1 of t e day were course opened by a speech .
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: the , said office accoidingly. JosEen DART, wrested from them; and when I saw it, bitter • was g
*. ' - Proiiaces of France are proceeding to Great Britainfrom -the Chairman,Mie Fox • but as-that faithful
* !, id over to Louse XVIII. the assistance of the re-.: Assistant-Examiner, was appointed .Assislaet-gocte- I the anguish i felt, even in the r!alms. of iniraor. i .
IDo t J well w' what "I. • .*
1 spiatioe -districts they represent for his re-establish- ,undermentioned Officers were sworn into talit
Cary. The . . , , y. ,
' f Abdie , cor ewe kne had passed i i
and the. the Committee at its last meeting, on the aforesn'el
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the command of their respective ships, viz. :-Capt.; " Ole witithe delight of a fond parent, • ••
: nivillit en the Throne of France. It was likewise-
third of April, when party had t • hed
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• laid, that Multar and REannaltelots- had made . 13stooze Eve, Marchioness of Ely, for St. Helena . virtuosi pride of an English King, that I now be- .•
ciple he planted himself at the elbow of: the Chaffs. ..SI
and Bengal •• and Capt. C. H. NEWELL, Alexander)! hold reviving the ancient spirit of your illustrious /
peace with the Allies, and 'agreed to co-operate with , „ . , prepared" to move in this General Meeting. an . . , ..
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for Madeira, Madras, Bengal. ;forefather. Go on, my children, in this road to - man,
them against France. Those reports occasioned the Amendment on the particular article. -which, insteed
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rise the an a t wog ey upon , Saturday the 78th regiment embarked at Aber- : glory ; vindicate your Constitution; be FREE; be
„of an annual, .made a triennial Parliament time oh. • .. ~,
.3 !deen, for actual service in .Holland. I VICTORIOUS; be HAPPY f. - 0
- authority. jeOt of association and there cast be no doubt but
mornin as a poor woman was going i 6.', Demand your birthright, Ammar. PARLIA•
Yesterday morning,
Lord Yertmouett arrived in town last night, and ', that, had he experienced fair play, his Aniendineet •
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down Ludgate-hill, with a basket of potatoes on her t MENU md.EittlAL REPRESENTATION.
1 . 'ft reported to have brought inteltigenee of importance ' I would have been carried triumphantly, assn Amessel-
' head owing to the slippery state of the pavement, "EDWARD the Third,
t .!from, Holland. The Allied Army, it is said, has : • 1: meat of the Yorkshire Plan of Association was car-
' she fell with such violence as to be taken op in a' 64 Once King of England. •
4-igassed the Lower Rhine in great force. 4t , -
state of insensibility, and being carried into the file 2d day of the 4th Moon, in the year of .
vied seven dap( afterwards in the Common Council of.
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l - Accounts were yesterday stated to have been re- the City of London. Dr. JERE', and those in !sic • '!:
Crown public-house, in Stationer's-court, expired in my Redeemer, 1780." . ! .
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deliat all symptoms of the plague had disappear- lconfidence, took for granted that, on a matter tif • ,- I.
. The second- column of the hand-bill, runs thus: .
i ...s . a few minutes. such magnitude and importancr, the. whirl*. prniii„,..4
' a ill Matta and that the fever had ceased its ravages
" At a Meetingot DEPUTIES from eighteen Cora-
-7 ' klb, I lln consequence ofwhich, the commer- An inquisition was held on Friday at thi:Loodon , .
18 v a tar,
Hospital, before the CoronerforNiddlesez, on the mittees of petitioning counties, cities, and towns; i • ()milted in the Wyvill Petit. Pap. I. :0.1.1.-It • as. .
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' .4 Asi intercourse is re-established. •
, ' worthy of notice, that in eh r Remensirancse, pols.lvised 0,- ..f
the Officers returned missing in the late body of Ants Simpson, who met her death by blows 4, WI vitt," Petit. pa... 1. 454.
ALMON, a bookseller, under 'the particular pnlnmage of %be •
./,. i Amongst ldier qua rteredl. 214. then opposition party, the whole of these
.procerilinzs of it..:
t' ko -'•. hs at Bayonue, Is the Hon. ARTHUR SoHIII- inflicted with a pewter pot, by aso * Wyvill's Pot. Pap.r
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she lived. The Jury re- The Triennial Act. . 45th of.Maech. as well as tem' Importaut'prareetlfews of thr
of the 14th light dragoons. His horse having iu the Tower, wills whom
wvan's Polk. Pap. I. 217. tkird of Airtl. itt wl.icb tbe Committee pane meaty of thisamo •
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.killed under him, he was surrounded amid taken turned a verdict of Wilful Murder against the Sol. weseri Mit. Pap: 1. 218. ' !ejection ailhat of Yorkshire, are 'Amity omitted. .
t Wyvill'ePolit. Pap. I. 218.
. I , I wile ls committed for trial Ivy the Coroner. a Vet. 1.1118. •
-; i - . i,ouer before be could extricate bitsseit. , dies,, .
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