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LONDON:
SATI:RDAT EVINIX4II. JULY 15, 1811).
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We hire hive this morning received Paris Papers *di
13th instant. The report of the Committee of the
Chamber of Peers was beard on Tuesday upon the
Budgat ; the discussion was ordered for Friday. In
t': Chamber of Deputies on Tuesday a petition was
presented, requestint that a law might he paned MI.
b:i op persons to marry the brotiw ;sofdtmensed
hissimmis sit .stives.—Order general
business of the Chamber g. The
Budget has beets adopted by. se 6.
Fezxce Fl3lll6.—Five Watts. 7 leak Ac.
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Another scrommer Wort
cause of Justice, which proved
by which it had been precvo
to be &Heel a list of
in arra, itrainst her.
pointillist of • Committee
that subject, it was bent
that the present we, being
such precedents would be
that they might possibly ..e some ere...
having appeared to give way, whilst they felt that
nothing world &fit* to conspol them to alter their
course. In one point, haunt, they hay( been mis.
taros, Their credit in the whohP of this transaction
hug seek too low to be retrieved by any delusion like
this, and all they have gained is an additional portion
of iisiiiist from those, who see that the highest inter-
ests and the most sacred claims are to be sacrificed to
a vale, and, is tide lasiance, an unjustifiable attach.
meat to Mews. We say able:. not in au offensive,
but is a lisitissl mom or, since it is admitted by Mi.
g
sisters thonsualvos, as al by the whole of the Peers,
and proved besides by the Report of a Committee,
that her MAYMITI.I COW stands by itself, unprecedent-
ed in the records of oar Parliamentary history, it is
clear that it cannot fairly be tried by riles established
to meet other cases. What is the course generally
pursued by the Hume, when less important anomalies
come before ;Is consideration ? Does it not follow the
eassople of its predecessors, and by the modilliation
of old regalations, or the establishment of new ones,
forms precedent for the guidance of its sucessamo?
I s it not in fast to this practice that both WARNS masse
...1. .1 a.. by which their pelltre 1110 NNW
directed ? Awl it this course be ad on tritrial
matters, is it to be rejected when the object is one I
connected with the dignity of the Throne, the chartis-
t...re if sot the Weis( a Queen, aid the feelings and ile-
terests of the Miele empire? Is it apprehended that
by settling we las to meet the present case, any
encouragement triad lbelleld out for Its Telteratherie ,
future ages ? We do set think that even the absurdity
of the strictest disciplinarians wield extend so far. We
therefore think with Lord lIIMINE and that portion
of their Lordships who hares* honourably come for-
ward in support of the true principles of jostles, that
unless a Net of witnesses be granted to her MAJMITT,
the elloistenSeeome liable to the charge of having I
" drawn up a criminal accusation in such a manner
that no defence can possibly be made to it." They must
have been aware of the unbending nature OW forms
of the House in certain cases; and as they had it in
their power to adopt other proceedings which would
nut have brought them into contact with those in-
tractable forms, but would have enabled her MAJMITT
to claim all the rights and advantages which the law
grants to the accused for the vindication of his inno-
cence, what other inference can be drawn from their
haelne preferred a coarse of shackles and limitations,
than that it was considered the only one which affired
glees a etaaes elf seeress f Rut is this strict justice
Is this the fallillinest of that solemn promise given to
the country, sad of which the country demands the
entire execution, that her MAJOSTT shall have a fair
trial ? Will it tend, in case the decision of the House
shoaW he, that her goat is established, to make the
reties at large, or even any portion of the nation,
share that conviction ? Will it not, when her inno-
cent is proudly roclaisied, enhance the public in-
her persecutors? These are eon-
isilar= al small small moment. We are sot estravir
goat enough to hope that they will induce Ministers
to alter their arm, hat we know that in their hearts
they will gaol their force, and that although they
may want courage to Militia their steps, they will ex-
perience as internal check, which may have tow in-
dwell ea their futon proceedings.
..—......--.
It is painful to edict upon the numerous abridge-
miraisof polities) eight, which within ashore period we
have had *masks So lament, and It is fearful to eon-
template what farther sacrifices may be required. It
appears as if we held on a precarious were that Sta-
sits by which, is the we of trossouablo charges. the
accused can claim the list of witnesses against him.
It is amortod, ea authority, that were the provisions of
that Statute latrodame Into gars! prudes. Mil
of justice would he immoral. How happoood +
iv:midst orosiositod by the Loarsod Lord from whom
this declaration bad, that is the anthers division
of a Island, sot peculiarly famous for favouring
the liberty of the subject, this practise is established
in every @timbal trial ? Could Lord Laustanst.a,
who atoned with the Lana C.mancamma in the
s;ittit of his oppoeitioa to Loa) Eagessues motion,
and who had hose bred to Ills licottbit Sat, and
actually *An! at it,. is a stfamisei ease, adduce from
enperimico any abloodon against the expediency of the
practice? Those who are coamsaat with the Courts
of that eeestry, es the ossuary, comelier the pewit,
safe, sad the priviirge ralualis„ mid at that account

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ffort *SS MS& lipt alight in the
proved u trossilliai as those
'receded. Hot btu's'', is not
the witnesses who'll* Os be set
if Ministers coooltali dim 'P-
ate* to search for pealthais en
because they /tour beforehand
being the bet of the kind, no
d be found. fey conceived