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in ia " prop ^ f imanneh Age , eX ^ Herie * , ^ rre ^ < 8 oin toom passions , and a derermirred i ^ sokftidh'to speak the truth s indepertiletrt of alt ^ aftf&s , § cem t < y be requisite to ftfkce this questi&h ^ -in' it * trite fighti and to eilahle V 1 eveey *' m&n , whtv wiH stud £ it pro ^ etfly ^ W 3 te ' convinced fa ftxs ovv » rairftFof ^ ne prbfrtte \ y of ever * step to lie
taken ^ bh ^ o ftn |> 6 Ttarit a subject . ' * F 6 far ^ dcl ? k ; Uian sliduld be produced iti a nat ^ dftj in ^ e ^ acfly" at ? the time when \ xxd tale ^ tar ^ veVe ^^ tWarftef , is one of ttose etftraortfiriafy 'cicdthiistantes ^ iiich ^ re not without exainplxj in the histofy Bf Ihrf - world . " -Hendered Hhistrimis in every part of ^ Btt ^ e -l ^^ lfc detc 7 ^> e rriefi t of the ' princi ^ le ^ of feg ; isfrat * on , frO ^ i wh ^ cn eTeVy
kingdom may derive advantage—dignified by " fee , arirfhy the concurrent testimony of'ftU . &t 4 ' Ts gt&t'attd good in this kin |> c \ om— -Mi . ' Beatham has concentered the powers ' of b ^ s rufghty njirtd " upt > n the subject of the-representation of this kingdom . His worii is liow studied in the closet b y every Til an of tlioiight and reflection . It can be rea : d only by ^ uch men . The Tan - firua ^ e ^ and diction render it in a great
degree 'inaccessible to the' generalitjit of readers . It is a £ tudy by itself , and every ( one who has ttic capacity to enter into the profoundness of iiis investigation , to fath ^ ni his TeastonhHgs ' , to perceive the bearings of every part of his argument , will be inuproVed by the stUdy of his work ; and , whethfei * be agrees * wifH' him or not ult ^ - mat ^ r , he cannot fail of discovering where th < 5 triit ^ n Hes : and we are much mistaken
if 1 $ > e < man who should sit down with ' a dftern ^ ined resolution to confute it , would not ^ rjse ^ the ipore convinced of the Propriety of every sentiment maintained in this extraorcJrnkry work . We shall of cours ^ T be understood to mean this , wjth the 1 fCs ^ rvJB of what i ^ ay appear tp be eiasperutforisJAfiappncabJe ^ tho ^ e indivisuals
in t ^ e'ftr&eiit or fahAkt timed / WKo justly or dnjastfy may f hiVe become objects of the severity o / 2 ceifAiite . The' work is " deAiusa ' tb MY * tkaa « r < '' tf bdnk 6 n VcWeverimim »« WiMWJ 6 b ^ n it lriiaf '^ voitfmfriWis ; The siifeitanc ' e of it wttl And } its w » y gWduafey : iHto public f nM ? ce ' .
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WttMeVer % ajr be ^ tttfeV ^ su ! t , the nisti > r ^ of'ttitf Wtotr ^ \ &nmt ! * f&t Vf ti&tfttte * that it haa * the fullest means of beirifc ^ - li £ Mefod ?* h ¥ fcefrfe ^ riwajt ^ ecT Af uTe ge ^ a-a l' tenddrYcf ' of 'ditfereuli modes" if re ] ires ^ h « a « 6 fl ^ nr ; 1 ! ; ' 1 } ' ' ¦ " ' ' m ? F . Bin cft # t Uk / Vtipfhi gederil & ^ - tion oTreWrm ^ n ^ i ^ b ^ bnl ^ of a cdmiiufc % * to inquire What ^ te ^ s f hotrta M ttitt&l to ; produce that whicn fs Vmted td . thVrtreden ^
state of' th ^ Counti * y . Mt . "Brougham' 6 as gi r ^ ii fi offce 6 f a ^> irtictifar re form' \ that is tb ^^ rirt ^ ^ ack the * femion of pailiam ei ^ t ^ frdW ^ eVtn to ^ three years . This will be a . ' poTtft' gained , -for the present duration *"' has a veiy bad' tenancy . It renders tie " rcpreserrtative I ^ s ^ dependent 0 n , ~ ah « l " tei » " attached to \ ih con ^ i tueii t ^ . The ^ iji- " aiity of parliiitfjen ' ts is considered by manjt
persons as moi'e desirable , arid they wfi » V are of tins oj [ iiaidfi carifjot Wt any rite o 4 i ^ ject '^ to thb'Vfu ration beiiig- brought riearer * tu thfeir s / stem . However , it is no ^' appr ^ '* hendefd that IV 1 r . Brougham WiIf raeef * !^^ more sucH * ss than Sir F . feufdett . ' '' k '' ~ 5 Thdse qriestioris naturally int ^ reSt / ti % most at home . ' Abroad , hew aypefirtincek " perplex thtf political wo > ld . "It ti * Wflt known tlmt a matrinibhiil connexion 'lias ' -
united tbgether the Courts of Brazil and Madrid , and it was supposed that the seizure of Monte Video by the former u&I been concerted in unison with them bojtti - A state paper , however , signed by several foreign powers , has get this malier nj .. »' very different light , and it made it& £ ffpete ~ ancfe in the public papers at ihe same time with intelligence from the , Brazils , i i - ¦ * j - ' : v ' f > si * A- . < - r t ? i ' wluch uuay render nugatory all the plans
of the Christian powers to restore peace and amity between the contending courts . Several foreign powers , among which is England , have drawn up a spirited remonstrance to the fcjng ' of the Brazils , founded on their Christian seal for the preservation of peace , the expectation that the connubial engagements would have produced more favourable dispositions , and the injustice of an unprovoked attack on fhe
King of Spain ^ s transatlantic domintons . In this situati o n they have been solicited , by the Ring of Spain , and Jiave Uriulertakerji . to mediate between { lie two puSvcrs * so unfortunattly at variance with / each , of htr . 1 he answer oi the Kingr of tlie Jirazib . ifti not arrived , and uj > on it will uip tna tJif resolves of the hith aud niicc h ' ty ypwerfi , m j , . ..,. •„ . ' , ;¦ - ¦ . - . ¦ ¦ n '• • ^ nfrt f-j -jHT - this . qiiticult conjecture . ,
" [ The bone of ci ^ ntentiop is . 'i l ^ e ' poss ^^ oof of Monte Video , and the country on , the northern bank of La Plata , the country , Oph ite B sttJDjM ^ A ^ , Which ^ S ^ ftr ., diaw ^ ^ ^ le ^ iarice ^ o ^ ii , t ^ K-i t 9 f SpAin , and which assuredly >\ t ^ ul ( i nevfr . let' xiim have a ' foot of the di ^ puitii teiri-
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), May 2, 1817, page 319, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2464/page/63/
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