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      kfcwfc ^ -W ^ W ^ uswer , of the W $ l $ $# ti & lS ?* k * proj > o $ ition I H « tafcAw **/ * Cw ^ of ft ffc * l mi < Im net Kntm&JP ( I * e , wcjuld sa # )—do 4 # ip 4 £ *** 9 Pt t ^^ romote the happiness vofrtfeft ^ Wwi : ^ . ! true tJ ^ e > r are npw jFftbp ^ f ^^ -WOurge * , hut if you mi $ rpc * e % 7 . wi % . < * KU . floggpd vyith scornJQp ^ * ' Sttjph ff » , ^ ufeWi c nt Would not fmiwvlincMi th undei ^ anifinffof

      Par-^ e ll ^ epfe . The ^ Noble Lord ha fj slated , that be was no friepd to peace who 4 iinw 4 > f 4 t ^ JJ ^ Uty of the presen t goyerjini ^ nt c ^ jrysfoee : it was true that copfiictirig opinions l * ad been entertained as to the -propriety of our inter ?

      ference in the establishment of the Bourbons , t > ut both parttes might now join sincere ] v ja the p rayer that that famiiy rnighi # <* £ he . 4 i ^ ur ^^ That it should cot | ti ; i ^ e on the tbroue of Fraiice ^ pr esenting a iirjtn fron t to its meo ^ iei > , and a bepeyoleiH coAinitenance

      taits friends ^ ., mus £ be the rtearcst and ( j $ U 3 t $ st yr \ $ h -of 4 $ peKy mao wha , re ^ ice ^ ia ^ he h ^ ppi ¥ ies | . of JVanc ^ , and j ^ xx ^ nfu ijj ^ ^ f fo ^ pe j bat h ^ i ^ as at a lQ ^ Jt ^^ pu ^^ er li ^ w this gpvern aiLe ^ t w ^ jw ^ v ^ i ^ cjl irpfn remonsUa ^ ipg o ^ i tb ? suL ^^ jpf , the : Prote ^ aats at a , tiwe when we had an army in Jrranpe ^ and a general with powers little less than sovereign . He trusted that the present

      discussion would operate a ^ a , spur to those who had autnority in oq . r freighbour king ^ or | i ^ . a ^ ^ stjt would show ., that there ^ wexf a few persons in Great Britain w ^ q ^ It ^ e ancienV svrii | iatKy of their fQ / ef 4 ihqfr ^ , * and who fyl rt # \ y £ [ pity for thfl p ^ rse ^*^ d , and ipcligna ^ iQU at the aut ^ or&afo&eir cajaisniue ^ ,.. < . * - , J ^ orcJ B ^ yg » t ^« n > ai n taincd that

      Protestants and . Ifonap&UJtists were ii ) truth s ynorun > oufi ; and that interference was ^ ostojf all to ^ £ t *< £ ft * ed at a tin ** ystfotm we ha < J an-TTpqposin ^; force in France , ¦ wcause t ^> it Wc ?« Td be ntost likely t 0 giye umtflrage ^ % f , W . . SliXTH supported L thp motion , ' v ^ rO ;; ,

      ^ r SamuelJ ^^ iLi . y ^ in refjfy , said , !?^ 4 j W ^; 5 ot ^ i ^ ia ^ tiqni to divide w m *^ K ^ $ h ^ ^ d \ 3 ^^ . ^ % ^^ V wa n . 65 Jp a , 4 e ^ - fgNf * iOjt ^ eo ^ se of ' thOetate . SfM # ^ &- ^^ i ^ ^ ££ - BlfpfJP # ^ ^ WF ^ 4 " - fflffii ^ S ^ W' ¦»? ; % ¦ flW kdrcj . lm ^ Pm ^^ ^ s % ^ ^^^ ^ ^ ^ per ^ oria | oa ^ i ^

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      ta the Noble , Lord , . but | ie thought he had not been fai rly t ^ Sted . ~ I ^ r ? ncmle and motive ^ Had boe ri attril > ritexl ib niin * which He Viad ii ^ ver 6 h tertaihedi"JM ; B * with regaKl fq' ! t ; "he goverinmerit of France , and to the dangerous

      interference \ vhich he wa 3 supposed to reT cjuire .. The ki nd oF in terferehce wh i ch he feebrnrxa ended wa ^ oiip rnerely of amicable sugge ^ tioit a Ad gpotr offices ; and it was aftn > it ted on the othet Sife , " that minister ^ had already * interfered to a' certaih exterrt . Tfhe NobSe Xordt

      had accused ' fiirii of e ^ aggeraticfjt ; but he W 7 \ s extremely happy that the report to which the Noble Lord na'd alludfedf as authority , bore ample testiftorry " to "

      'the truth of all his statements . The Noble Lord must know that he absjtained frpm cnentioj ^ ing T ^^ ny ^ wu aj t stances of horror ^ . w-h if ? ii « , x £ it had been his wish tp inflan > e ^ tlje fbejfingsror imagination of , the House , h ^ i r ^ lght have deri > yed ft * 0 / 0 the same source of in ^ prmatioiu jHe was not conscious o / any

      itxtentjoia / to heighteit ; th& QDlotir of those descri ptlofi ' s ; ofecause \ Jife ; itx ^ nti 6 n of them was abhorrent to hfs rlature / or because ' he cM ^ i < t not express . hin ^ feeIf with the ,- sa « fM ? cpoixxes ^ s . as Qther 5 # xin touching upon s ^ c ti s ubjects ^ j _ Hear , TiearlJ fri consequence , however , of w ^ hat had fallea fro / rj the other sKle , he must rej £ im } the * fio ^ UT ^ rd , thjlt whilst the , tb ^ r ^ . grNJ ^^ r' ^ w- ^^ pbsses ' sibn bif ^' me ^ 'Bbnapa ^ lfHs , not a

      single murder had been connnitted . TJj ^ letter [ #$ {} $ ' ti $ v < $ r directed their 1 } o ^ u || iy ,-again ^ J . jeligi p ^ . ^ * $ . ftsti nctive c ^^ aclcwstJiC j . , ^ il i ^ oj ^ ical , ii ^ lination . j ! kv p ^^ iRpti ^ n i ^ m ^ W ^ lAy : jhe emissaries , partisans of the present government of France , had been aimed again&t ^| har / JSBda ^ stants as , siGfch . He cer ^ tialythQti ^ ht tfae proclamation of

      the government ^ deseriiniig these outrages as excusable acts of vengeance , entirely with | outJustification . lie w as qnit 58 ' sttr . C fitat ttrfe ^ Jpf ^ e 1 r \ f discussion wbulrf te afte 44 eq ° Wlth }! l VaV > pV effects , and tnat it wouia' s ^ rve to exhibit to the world , that , there was at least xme place nl Whw ^ the enoJ-miUCs dr guqji . monsters as he had 4 ^ WP ^ d , Uqwkyet the \ T ltngnt ' ije count ^ fiance tf / or tdwarded % ^ sewh ieVeL < : tym ! su ?^ tK « fr slaved VUK ? 4 l ^ 83 B& * VwffllT fcL lffirf to km ? " Wai ^ beci " ii # it Wh J < mj in tHe ^ de ^ We W of ^< 34 ft !^ crtijtaiiiipg , ' a t pbttuian » ii 'dC ^ WJttd ^ pasdns . '^^' tWl 2 ^ m' # '

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      Jjtitefligenee . ' [ - —Dcfrate in the JUous ^ qf Co mmcjis oh Jhe Fren ch Pn testa n ts . 434

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), July 2, 1816, page 431, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2454/page/59/