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LONDON, SATURDAY, JULY 16,

No• 4770.

" The Omer for wAieli HAMPDEN fitt in the Md. end SYDNEY died es the Bee bid!" t

Paws SIMIN Pram.

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EAGLE FIRE AND LIFE OFFICES,
coursga, asa Minn* TIM Lese's TI Milli, HAT-
VIAIIIIST.
TO DIRECTORS essretfally subunit to the
pale is sibiariagel le patsies lowed at thaw i
agass ? Weiss ere virisimer liberal. wlth the Isseeits et
,fifs fiber Mee eaublea. Ibe perm& of nut Is allowed
a driers at listvlSMat lemese of pressitua : so charge
~ sob fof Milo: ae ramoseallilllty ewe be miffed, as
ert
; pwaseihip Reda*. liberal. every one Is liable be
loass.to*oolos elds *bele y.—Llfe lasetwas
riketed.--The vitae se of Rambles ellitarl to
is Flak as Ihe seine teraes.—Mlesaamaer M-
eta *sell ea mowed Fifteen Days.
W. BErnust, See.

IMPBRIAL PARLIAMILVT.
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HOUIS OF LORDS. Fatsair, Juvir 14.

refine otahrr dlfas id which Moe to lama by this pro-
lietelloir—lill pNuINu we ddetudillism sad *Seas: gad I
my, my lards• ibm the party :eared Vadomee Mit I
your tonsideradeoi whew yea tiled apes the severity etto
there penalties, eetelasd with the namerwas Mai
date
ageism whit she has la oselleedi. Let it be remembered,
misfaries4ithat we lOW above all other easetries is tire at:
of Jeerday. sad wade yr e feint ea that. lai to
take ease thflt we Mali not be bead asleep on oar posts. in.l
stead of exaselsimi the MOON of seatinels to protest the
repetaKee we have plait Let is state try the priariplea.
of sachet thew, by the_pMelpiso of the Nomisfies, an
by the motet* of Wag William s aid in erring so. le es
great what' la asked le the proms imiel*llice party which
scuds in diet situa to te whisk no Mr et totted to
be denied. Ms Immiehip eemshreed by three Reap-
'otiose to die (*Bowleg sheet :
" I. That a list of the whiteouts, shoal be fentieked forth-
with to her Majesty's legal edvieres.
• 11. net Mai delivery of such list should tot explode the
Mouse from the right of esetalaing other witnesses. if neces-
sary. not tiered is OW lim.
•• 3. TWA arise of the depoeitions should alto be fte-
elahed."
The Lisa Coegcett.ea rose and stated, thai on all
wavelet* 10 me ewer:bilk sae like the presest,
he felt him& sailed apes hidshilly to discharge
Mee duties which his shades had imposed spec
his. The house were qophatieally called epos to
consider this important question in its di/tomtit bear-
ings and relations. In deciding epos such a case, it
.was becoming to look to the principles and practice of
these times when uses, more or less similar in their
genres, were considered of and decided upon ; and
they were net allowed to determine fur themselves in
maws of fact or of law, when precedents strictly
apposite, were to be found clear and applicable. The
peel priaciples of know* law sad of Impartial justice
IMO ably to regulate their evade" sad these priori-
pies !pally applied to all the subjects eithe realm. No
man Ihlog coon doubt that a list of whams eaurniu-
skald le the 'ceased wool* be of groat *derogate to
a perms whose day it was to crewman* lime wit-
assess. On the other hand. it was to he ansidered
what the great principle of law sad
,justice prescribed.
Old upon a fair pressurise, what mischiefs mar result
Is. such a diseleare. Mee they were called lips* to
a arki exansiaatioa of willies's In general eases. and
the with rawest to the statute upon which his Noble
sad Learned reload hid so mesh damn, ho would-say
Ile Lim, in the spirit sad_ soffl of its grant a boryer
assets this wintry peadeteilr. Jahn Pater) ; that
ea mao of common sewthey_that that statute
worked great injustice. Ills Noble Irtlead had admit:
tell, that an improvement spot au excellrlit tMng was
still more eminent; bat how was this passibly to be
done in this ease? They should coesider the necessity
that ranks haw this ease. Whoa he bad eficially to
peasmian he high beam, he was emphatically told
this be maid set amiss a eingleeltares diat was sot ia
the lite:lst le mkt eerier whims he bargee
So iMiaa, i *he ems not aw esillied. lle
done teM the Inamelailge_ of lOW gamma,
we of these could he all 6 hoick it makingessible bye
mid foresee banns* and pedal/ ea the_ part of wit-
assess oa the other aide. If Ms Noble ?Mad. though
ea of the neat Rood-oatured mrs Inimg, bad been At-
Et6.6lafirai is sash dragomans, -he woold bare
wash mese thata. ifhiwareiL _as restricted.
he law was clear tad positive spell the point, and
no man's %Timber should go to destroy it; but when his
Noble Friel* by a petty of law, was *ad in inch a
situation, he halal tke abrelves anesity of departing
from it, as he argued it was impeger to withhold a list
of the witnesses. which, aeftedlut to the testate, could
not be furnished. If the Medea of ages never adopted
a clear sad strict tiaras wens they, la arasidering $
case like the present, d tely &ewe from it ? With
tTletto the maima ' below however per,
might he to Mee Moose. it
mold net Ise assimilated to them. The e alone
was um eteat to apply a statute to the proceedings of Par-
liament. Tire standee William enjoi ad no sack thirst as
the commumiestioa of it list of witnesses; MI he would ask
his Noble Mired, what would become of the mialinis-
trades of lade% either In civil or erhaisal matters, if
sec►l • list of wilasesee were to be givea previous ti the
catemeaeserelle at imedgation ? When just causes of
delay were Mem delay was always granted. With re-
'meet to the peetientar case referred to. is account of
de illustrious rash of the penes accused, which his
' Noble ?Amid seemed air think coastitatml a ground of
exception. be would ask, how could each exceptions be
made with safety to the geared adariaistratioa of jus-
tice? It thereUre appeared to him, soder all the cir-
culations of the ease, that the grates ought to be
thus couiderei, whether they would sterile, the prin-
ciple that gorses* the general admiaistratiou of justice
(sad is see h a east he really believed a great estratial
priaelpie wadi be sanifircd), or fellow that merle
which the lost mileirlished law clearly prescribed ? If
they would not my that they Amid covets themselves
by she strict priadples of known law sad intim then
they shield agree with the motion; bat on the amnesty,
if they Mt they ought to &overt tlesenselaes by User
rules and principles, dies their Lordships would srel 4
their duty (as he strongly felt it to be Ms) to gife the
imam a deckled mrative.
The Marquis of Laussown said, that he had *star-
ed the Howse that *erring with as impresales is fa.
roar of she resolution derived from a theft eetssidera-
deo of the ease, sad this Nemesia he owned was
filly mimed by see of the most able ami 'swim-
ing—the mast calm and dispassionate *man that he
had ever heard within the walls of Parlimat. Mo.
was glad that the sales of this models am oat of a
centersation Is that House on a femme AO% and not
apes the application of her Majesty—chi be was of
globe% that apt ouly justice to the aimmalk hat a to
gaud fri the acessiag party required that *sir Lord-
ship &obi aim to the claim while his Noble aad
Loaned /Mod had put forward that eight. The
Mae was couslawed aped two pants--pmemaiess sod
mho. With respect to the hat. he hamd the
line did sot oink of any preereeeep—de. the Nob).
Lord appalls had stated, with pat eanateri4 that
the preeeeding was sot to be gamed by peestdest.
*bat that their Loodeldps were slant to mat a price-
-tient and hung a bar. If it was a ism ee'be peened
by preeedea. he wished to Mom Owe era tae a
illeasellest foe se" a greetedlag as the hindeades a -
t MB of Pass lad hod*, gra the Revive of a Coat-
tolitee et logaiey f aid these oho web. at posedent
imea swim in they ha slams al as y-
weald they sew. abet aeolltittieg diemsellese toaperii-
- ____.....aass.callea their Lerishipsooseteets

taw, if it should turn Mit that they had hots
stiolag fidosimods, that it* Pressid% wets is
IS die in dims i bat thU if a NM of wit eras
dialed, thee her Majesty wilidi what hats tillable's
of the witnesses for the asitassdas, naturailat4
silky, 0.2
lky. is order to preps* bar mum of
rims a cousiderabits aid Meat incoarealeet
la the pro...dings amt anovoidably take plus. is Oh
I most estiroly agree, salkied as I am, that the moll OR
lessnal mode of plug on with the procoodiags *Mint
toy, witaid be to gnat hi her 1111.1mly a list of the wit•
aloes against her. If we high le Ili assiogias bearing
.2g2his rums we shdi *A that allthomaosobag that
so tho anoslimg Masa of William 111. se:
ZE:eat mom hose to the ism of the Qum&
was der Ojos. of that Mamas ? Tobiliejpses hamss the
weak.* of the is ithitial acconsil of hip tronsou, and
the poor and inimmos arrayed ageism him, and to
Ishield Mm, by every possible means, against any noise
!MOW of that power or infuser'. in the fret place,
tito islichosot for high tresses most be drawn wi di;
Est paisalarity, stating the specific overt acts
aiWed li the prisoner, with the day mid Owe
lom ei is it WAS dear; sod thee the plasma
s die iffillinit ditiority, of .arming .11*
g charge against lie has thee a list of
trjae )amts Ms.
who me to try him, and wham, as It
' might is soya eases endanger his life to state his
Mass for challenging them, he has the liberty of
rest= a certain extent peremptorily ; and be has
him a list of the witnesses who are to be
imandred against him. All these securities are afforded
M a prisoner in such a situation by this admirable eta-
tali. whir* has sonsslinses been carped at and nibbled
elitist whits' has sour, far nearly amatory and sparser,
Mum la oprolioti, sod has raised, is the highest degree,
Ihs shams* of British justice. With all these oafs-
frillhod satiorikies for a person under acensadon is
udkaaty muse of law, sorely your Lordship. will
ms/ WNW to this illistrious Lady those facilities which
astlasokatiip secessart to her defence. How is it pos-
ea% oroos-ssomine the witnesses against her with any
paws there is the means of knowing who they
what was their ibrmer life? Every one ao-
, with the promodings in Courts of Law, knows
COI delPfai• Upon eross.examining the witnesses
n, is seder to elicit from that cross-
e the faalma of their statements, if false-
Am be. It is far from my Intention to burets
hilashood to the witnesses to be examined against the
Own, nor have 1 any bias upon this qualms. It is
1 the Wry excellence of that protasis. of which I have
I been so long a Member, to remove Rom the mind any
disposed°a to bias upon questions for adjudication, sad
to giro it that tow of impartiality to weigh and de-
ride
.jitisteliorn the circumstances of every case.—
Ills lathes rit that I call upon our Lordships to do
what I to be substantial ostler --to give to the
Solon a la of the witnesses. 0 rve in what a situa-
tes. ha Majesty is placed by the allegations in the pre-
amble of this Bill. Witnesses any be called to prove
cirminallances occurring is 181 b. If, 17, 18, or IS, and
how h It possible for her Majesty to anticipate to what
period, er to what place the witnesses an to be called
Spa to depose, unkss a list of them is famished to her,
to 'sahibs' to obtain isforniation ? If
yes tofue the list, her Ma onlitind
so a defy after the
her is Po, s thromgb. in order to primal* ' ' Vire
her d. And then in what a situadoa is this illus-
trious Lady placed, as well as your Loidships ? Charges
• her are ;worn to, and go forth to the pithier, a-
fr` udit* against her, and which, after all,
meg to ho it- Bot in what a situation are
veer 't
..., pineal la the mesa time ? In Courts of
LL0w,411,-*1 Is adjmirowl from day to day. the Jury is
either iv, or required to pledge themselves that
they sit sot onmesonitato with say hasten being app.
Ale tisaotot ilia Md. Will your lardsliips comsat to
be locked updating the interval between the conclusion
of the evidence against the Queen, and the commence-
meat Ober Majesty's defeats? But will it sot be a great
evil, that so beg an interval should elapse between the
accusadiso and tit defence, whilst charges against her
Majesty supported, it may be by false evidence (fur how
bit- to to knows, liaises there exist the mesas of cross-
eximslippdou, arising out of a previous knowledge of the
witnesses ). are making their way amongst the public,
sad perhaps totally destroying her Majesty's reputation
in palls opiaion ? This is a state of things which
might art to exist, but which can only be pretested by
giving her Majesty s list of the witnesses spinet her.
!tinily be answered, that a Court of Parliament is eat a
5042
Casa Law, that the forms are secessarily and ass-
01:and that were my doctrine to moat%
h 1 t.
s place at all in Parliament. Bat I mlor
tend, you ought to take especial care not only that rat
forms are not used is the perversion of justice, WS -Ad
every maim loadopted to pretest any perverse°n of jos.'
tier. Lift per Lordships only look st the allegations in
this BBL end coweder the difficulties is which this 11-
lostriTirl=nstwitilblesetintvare:,;sisraindltionia ti.
what "odic sets an to be attempted
very
be proved
Einsastigatiess,her and thisreadartag froasm
they a to of
sweat pun, and° sudiracie4 a mamba of places at a
comPerable distant. from each other. Were Wald.
tory charged to be timpuoitts4 with any foreign Prima
or prose of high distillation, it might be known with
alas onstainty is what way the sharp could best be
matt but hen. from the very condidoo of the party,
wi* whom the "Omit is alleged to hair. been committed,
(aft the wager nature of the .allegations. and the want
of say_ point of tit,being mixe it is nestno kw-
possible to how 'what the suitors of the peso( to
that is to be adduced. If we look to the proceeding.
is the Balesiastical Courts with regard to di=
we shall fad that the utmost precision is req
lathe Ad is setting forth times and places. sad that it
mmoody bo fully known it tho party sued whet the nompoofths
whirl Is Sot is* be midmost; bet ass Mao a dais. M
==risa mum st Moak soda ~se sthrobs
tini auty ha obialwal is this House after maw
tins. and a watt as a Caws a Low (szsept is a tar cams
miens it waist !do ploro), sod thou the ozamotoottio it
=otpooly at to her or Ms Meinostioet to womb
tie, by the sears" party, w roil possissio.
ot A the pima they are to be salad to prove. Thus we
ham tasty somiogy in favour a giang this Blostrises Lady
a lift of the witnesses against her; sot this sore jortioolorty
ojewins wo esesiber lio moo sad inisitalts sours
hake& MIL The Indio's*
imillholdss ol=dto=owss so. said to have ham
penes m ~.B ti sod to 11111001 plasm. and this ter
dam% Os NM ill* to Mildew Penes sensed
lebedd le boteweed et peelledele. Oat elm. to oil&
*oft OAK yew lardebipe Niel es ibe pin dies bee,
1 beer whim m earned the -eebbrere name the Qom. you
M boot rattier otroomit to dhow the mosseity of soppy-
1g aft the asses *at sae bo rewired to woke a peeper do-
le. . Amber assay etneshOweee MO be had W the

Lord HOLLAND presented a petition from James
Ferguson, as the investor of a p en to render Bank
notes difficult of Wisdom, and praying to be heard by
Counsel against the Bill for the pretentlat of Bank-
note Forgeries, now on their Lordships' table.
The petition was read and ordered to be referred to
the Committee.
Lord HOLLAND observed, that a petition With a si-
milar prayer was presented on the preceding evening
he was not particularly acquainted with the circum-
stances, nor did he know what their Lordships Would
determine, but if the person hoe whom the termer
petition came should be beard by Counsel, he *staid
move, that theyrayet of the petition, which he bed
just presented, should be spokes to by Counsel also;
PROTBSTANT DISSENTERS.-.-Lord Hot.t.a Obi
presented a petition signed hymnal Dimeasors of the
three demmaisatlass, praying the repeal of sortsia
laws which affect titan with civil dlabi hills on sc•
count of their religious tenets. The petition Owed,
that these laws deprived the petitioners of their name'
rights. involving the most sacred duties, and Infer-
feral with principles which ought not to arse under
the 4:squirmiest of any human tribunal. It adverted
upon the liberal character of the reign of his late Ma-
jesty, which had pee far to emancipate religion from
civil thraldom, while mush remained yet to be dims by
pursuing the same spirit of an ameliorating Folksy. It
urged the well known loyalty of the petitiamen and
habitual attachment to the Throne and Comnitntion :
who, notwithstanding, were ineligible to certain slims
by the operation of certain laws, from which, it was
true, they were relieved by an Annual Indemnity Act,
which might be said to be a virtual repeal of these
laws, but which laws it would be more wise and, mag-
nanimous to repeal in due form, and thereby afford the
ledtioners, instead of a precarious tolerance, a consti-
tutional security. It was also stated, that the peti-
tioners were ready to concur in any just security on
their part in order to be restored to their station in so-
ciety, and to the legal enjoyment of their tights as
subjects of the realm.
The petition was ordered to lie on the table.
PRISONERS IN LANCASTER.—Lord Duos-
Taco' presented a petition from certain persons now
under sentence of imprisonment in the gaol of ban-
caster. The petitioners complained of various hard-
ships and unnecessary privations enforced upon them,
ens the time that they were first committed upon a
of High Treason, which was afterwards &bow
until the present hoar, in which they are seh
on a smarted°, for misdemeanour. It musk
alke, that the Magistrates had subjected them to the
teenemast of felons, insisting upon their working is
Uwe gam NA apes their refusal, withdrawing
their allowance ; and petitioners, therefore, prayed for
relief against such Inscoustitutional indiction.
The petition was ordered to lie on the table.
CALICO PRINTERS' BILL—Lord LAUDICROALZ
presented a petition from certain Calico Printers in the
neighbourhood of London, praying that the Calico
Printers' Bill might speedily pass into a law.
The petition was ordered to lie on the table.
On the motion of Lord Haim LET, the Order was
discharged to oblige the Klairs Stationer of Ireland
to produce a copy of his Patent.
The Port Patrick sad Doaagbadee Borisov
the Saving Banks Bill, and some others, were com-
mitted.
On the committal of the East India Volunteers Bill.
Lord Gooses/cos said a few words expressive of
his approbation of the employment of volunteer force
in preference to enormous military establishments;
and took occasion to expiate a misconceptioa which
had gone abroad relative to his observation on a
former night upon the dissatisfaction among the
Guards.

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THE QUEEN.
The Earl of finarrassua I presented the Report of the
Committee maimed to search for preordain, respeetieg
the eoasmosticatiag a list of witnesses to the peruses se.
cased.—The Report was read by the Readies Clerk at
the ,{able, statiag that the Committee had carefully
seedbed beck to s very early period, bat footed so us-
'SNOOP of s Bill of Attaioder, a Bill of raise sod Pe aides,
or lapeaelaseaq is which a list of wiuseeses were
=l to the secesed. The &cod proeseded to state
ey fogad oily two eases "ad those of hopresb-
sung is say isaterial respect d &rim from the rest ;
sad of these the Wielders were quoted, sanely, the
ease of Mr. John Beset, Judge of the Prerajya_dve
Court of Ceeterbery. la 1031; and that of the girl of
Iluellsed. is 1110. la thaw ease% as well es we could
'SIM fon the rapid reeding of the Rupert. the emb-
eds's* of the slims was umeaseaketed.to the soessed.
hit set mg list of wigwam
The Report was ordered la lie epos the table.
Lord Easams.—My Leeds, hie ft es a Mon eel*.
sloe stated say opinion to the Howse, that is the e►
happy-ease reepectiai whisk we are allied epee to b..
Ye. a list efthe 'berme le support of the seessafiee
ought le to eseetweeicated to the 41 sem sad having
leigispliges.kautdallillear after your Lordships with bW brinedier
very lbw •w e the formation. This is ami
stime;
charily= li. Qum, es, if it is set. I sheeld Rh"
to he whet it la The Sill charge+ her Ile-
he. with ladesset familiarity, adulterous letereserse.
with rowed or bergasi, hat without spodilft
time or Flees. Thee, Mee the Tar ISM whew b
esty iptistod this vestry, to 11. dories Welt lei
this illustrious remove led to s reel
places. the charges tweed over the whole of that
sad deVe whole propene of her different *TAW
lathiest point of time; et any Owe heist bed web
for her to he sequiessd with the Men @eft
rag. fig es piece le which it is se ofply.
was well eleereed epee a Miter scessiee by tiy Nelda
!Prima Oho Earl Om) he deservedly "wee _high is
Wined's. that Ulm Majesty were forehead with allot
of the
be aphid her, she sight the be the
or seed be witsessos. afar reUtt the goer% el
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