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ANIMADVERSIO‘NS

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‘ PA B. i I A M EN 1‘, and l‘ntcrefi oft'hc .
Kingdom‘e of ENGLAND.

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* {hall not make my Mum {0 wide as Diem: did; 1 am. 3
not onely Kowmhim but KW, yea, I will yeetake me
~ toanarrower c f Tammie who hawagifired to
the Parliament all along ram 1: e very bufm ning ‘o ‘ t ; glar,
and] have Carved them fai - in tbgir owefi conditgon, re-
(blving {kill to be for alumni}! t‘ a; whlch is Jail and ugly; a-

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Scotch Papers (let their Papers {peake for Wag-- , :5 .' '
can 5 and ifthey cannot, I have npthin _ to la _' g; j " v, “4..
however i will docile?” 5:211:15va .gbu. [write-in p 3
0f the Honour of ithélParli' _ ' nt, mil of the'lnterefl of 'Egrzgsi -
-534, which have received afigerous Wound by this printed
Paper, which comes abroad as a Speech fpoken by.Mr C balle-
nar in the Houfe ofCohimons. I doe not prefume to examine
or at all to intermeddle in any thing fpoken within thofe wals,
I fpeake to the printed '«Paper , - which for any thing I know
may be {uppofititious , or at leai‘t different from the ()riginall.
Sure (if I miilheard not) tis not printed as it was fpoken in the
Houfe,.(whicb et ispretended’in the Title P e) elie‘what is
[56093116 0f dieggog that ismoti‘wonh the whiit mg after" ?.s<and
what is become of that other paflige concerning the debategt, a
Comedy- in 'Oafargk concerningthe fittefl'place for ereéfihglthe
Kings Throne? the determination whereof was fol difficult,
that fomé the he it b’éfignOt-t'o erea-it'at all. Whatever was
{poken in the M CgJ‘TllPPOfiTiSf no Privile'dge of a Member
of'ParIiament to print whathelifi, inf} the Honour of the
Parfiamcnt'apW' w' . 1,; flmiregiexmn it baa
breach of the riviledge of a ember,and much lefle the breach
of a Priviledge of Par iame’nt, to vindicate the Honour and In-
terel‘t of Parliament, which is my prefcnt worke, and (0 I come
toit, without further prefacing. ' a ' ' “
My Animadverfions upon the Paper are theie. F irfl of all
it prefenteth to the view of the world , a champion coming
forth Goliab-like for the Parliament; but flumbfing wofully in
the very beginning of his difpute. It draweth together three
large {beets of the Scotch Papers ihto this fyllogifine. , t ,

- Whore/m the KingdomrfScotland bath a» inure/2 i» their .

 

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. ’ _ ‘ rtoflenie'th is Argument ‘, but all this While
. ~‘ " aperyel‘cageth {hm-free 5 thereis no filch Argument

hobbit. -Paper,"néithcr for matter nor form: they doe not fay

 

e-ffiht'iéit‘hét‘ this "Kingdom: or: their OWne may difpo‘fe of the

King, but that it belongeth .to both Kingdomes to dilpo! e of
hint. And if there mutt needs be a Syllogillicall arguing and
anfwering, their Argumentought to have been Rated thus. _ ,

Whetfaeher x} h] Covenant, Treat], end the tier} Law of N4;
tiam ofjap: inure/I and com “internment to hath Kin -
demee, ought not to hedge/2:1 affine h] the mutual adwce
Mean/hue qfheth King amefer the good of hath.

But the perfan ofthe King, whether iii-England or Scotlandfi
h} Covenant, Treat], and the very Em efNetiom,efime
inure/f, and'eomlmn cancernmeet tel hath Kl): dame.

. Therefore the ‘Perfon of the King, tit/nether in Eng and or Scot-
land, ought not to he drfiefld of, 6»: h} the mutant” advice
and cafe»: efheth Kingdomafar the goat! efihoth‘ ,

This is the fumtne ofwhatthe Scotch Papers fly, as to this-
pointwhich is there profecuted and endeavoured ', to be pro-
ved by parts fbfl‘wmmfcrlfié Honour ofthe Parlia-
ment , that one of their Members lhould Anfwet what the
Scotch fay not , and not Anfwer what they lay , let rational!
meniudge- , '»

To no better. ofe is that diftin&ion ., Phg. 4.. '5. of the
King in Ahflrellhofind the King in Concrete : which.(bcfide that .
it maketh ‘Perfme to be Cumminfl know not by what rule of
Logicke dot plainly begge from the Scotch what is in que-
flion. ‘ or the“ Scotch Papers doe hate the queflion (as the
Vote ofthe honourablel-Ioufes, September 24. had done be.

fB‘re them)'n0tupon the Authorinf’: Power; and Office of the

King, but uponthe PerfonoF :the King : and to this. very pur-
pol‘e are all their Arguments brought, to‘provea )Oym: and
c uall intereh of boch Kingdomes in the Perfon of the ng,
W ich by Covenant they and we bath are bound. to defend and
ptefervc, as well as hisAuthoritx and "1.th Power.: But thfs.
pretended Anfwer , in ‘ Read Rf anfwcrlng or con fitting £31m
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Arguments, denkth‘theirConclufion. Wis this now forth-~
Honour ofdtgezlgfiamt? ? Waeitnotizr M it: 9’ fin

Ibutfiith , MWWW 3”: .. "1 0 ..
m]! 6: JIM (fijqfé‘Wamefi oftbdt Cmé}, ”537%
m lxflull happen name. By this Princi 1e forfoo‘th the Per-s
Fan of the King ofi‘aglud, ifhewere in comm! , mufi be at:
polka of by the fapremc Power :ofthlat Courtney, without the
advice and confént of the Parliament ofEnglud : And was not
this We]! leaded for the interefi of the Parliament and King-
dome of uglaml I I think: not. . '

Within a few lines after I E'ndeit {aid , That the Kingdom:
of Eagle“, is as (11% in intaefis fi‘om .Sutbmd, as Spain: :
Audi's all Our conjunfiion of intercfisin one Religicm , one

. Covenant, oneKiJ , one’Caufir, one Wmmedin end to
no more but this? hen m Scotland make a. Peace without
the'adfiic'e and conkntofthgfingdome of England, as Well as
Spain: may. Then alto may SW enter intoa Confederacy

with a‘ Forain Kingdomc , without asking’advioe or confirm
fm this Kingdoms” W123 Kramer And mhmxhe.
well gravid“! Museum £43»ng "was it t or Was it
not) _ ~__,--..~. . - - _ a .' 1 V - »-

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Nthnany-dlem of Evghml, wfi‘hom" which pfir
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a Sabpfi‘of W And Was not the Ononr Ofthe Pariia—“

wand; Kingdom of ' ml inthis wefi preferved ?Sute

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ma {5: operation 3' 1h "€17 ' 81'“: :fl the! no King an im-

. amid») Suéjtflefflr liviu . waffle KWM'J’” fuel: Sal‘-
33“?! 456,15 to hdtfiofdafbytbo felt “when? affix: fvpm:
PM when 1:: wake: bi: vgfimfiy which 111 e,(being-at leaft

uallg afiplicable to. any that are lhbjefito the Parliament)
film or Houfes fend Cmmiflioners into Scotland a-thefi:

Commiifiona: malt not be ‘fubiea t0 the Ordm and Com- .

mands of the Houfes ofParliamrnt, butmufi be dilimfed of by

the {ole Authority Of the fup'reme Power in that Kingfiome.

And is net this fine forthe Honour of the Paflianent '? that

'will make it {had with their Honour , . may»: mibi m“:
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gilt come on 1’43. 7. I do: aflime , 3509': mg afScotland
{bald hm mm m England, . hfurc the might‘stlfli King-
; dm:,be bad but! mflmly l S Biff} offingland, 'undln’: ptrfon to
h dxfimfid of 5} the file Amborityvqftb mef England. By
which Principle, the Prince of Walt: now in Pram, is become

a Subjeft of France , and his Pafonibo be difpofid of by the

fol: authority offthe Lewes of F "are °, {’0 that the King and

Parliament have ”WWW him.- Am‘el is not

this a‘good filve for the Honour-offline Padimiem?0 brave !

\Pag. 8. m cm admit of»; regain initbe Perfb» of; KM:

If Scodand caning in» England. No mom 5: fluid to

6: Rex but in'Regno. And byjufi Analogy the Parlmem of

WM5.-anh0t~‘be-atkttow16dgd a Parliatnent law: in Eng-

kudonlyagneither an theirCommifiionetsin any Other-King-

dome or State. be admitted'to propmndfieclategmatmr eon- .

elude in name ofboth Hoqfes. And isnOtthiswefl look’tw

to for the Egg tithe Padiammt ? fig: not? h they

v. I? .9.1 ' ' Scorch bcou'r 0W3.w come ' ’

mtgouerrlianEent? when if item be game ap-

peare that they are-our fellows , equal}: , mdbrethn'n they
may cane tarour Parliaments. Lot heme, how Wdlthe hi-

ledgeufPa'rlhmmtis. er‘ved? ’. _ .

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liih replied 571m: iftbe Duke of Normué , ,, ' ' , 5:152 Kingpf
England nut/f gee sand flf the eof NOtfmankdyIiwfe éelaudgd, 4
. [he] knew and! my hug/mt we. mm ltftbef‘ mgof England. .
it was 'refol'ved by the LaWyersjthatif 3053 had been igNet-
1 Wyatthfi lime .Of his fu'mmons, lie-Ought to have appeared,
bggngt {ogbeinght ringM, :Whem befide the vaft difp'ropot-
'tion of comparing the mile of one who was King of one King'-
domit and Subiefi Of‘aDOFh'er , with hismfe who is a {memo-
march 95 twp free Kingdomes '6 {thejNan-‘ation doth alfo ex—
tremel {hem the scgéch .Pap'ert, ,which'it-pretendeth to
op 1‘: ; for: they agave;- the Englifh now , jufl: as the Englifh
di then anfwer the French 5 that is , If this prefent, King ‘ of
England muff be difpofid of by the {ole Authority of both
Houfes of Parliament , what {ball then become of the Perfon
of the Kin of Soukad ?~wh‘er‘e is then the Scotch King ‘in Con-j
W0 3 If auction ofa King's» ’Afi/Iraflebefuflicient againft
the Snatch in ~ this debate; rum . it was as 'firong againft the
E ' then. Behold, what a rational! account is here‘given
for the fingle and role Authority of, the Parliament of. Eng-
land, to difpofe ofthe King of both Kingdoms i lt'this be Well
pleaded, i confisfle I have 1011 my judgment.- .' . . "
1'45. 12. tens us the-Kingdomes are now eontending about
the Kings Perfon, nOt who {hould have it; but who lhould not
have it : Which l‘efleateth fh‘ongly upon the Parliament , and
will inferre that fomfinuch as theygdfidiné Onflmnne' to, have
the Kings Perfon, eitherthey did not, wifil’y; or not uprights
1y, when they Voted that his Perfon is to be dithered of 3!;
bath Home: {hall thinke fit. And is not this much for the Ho-
nour of Parliament ? Is it noc? ’
Pug. I . ’I‘is defired to be confidered , whether (as theicafe
now Range) The K dag: fife” 5: mt haw/MM with tbcfltfet]
eftb: C’mmwdtb? I will not here relate what is war. p-
afl concerning that Gentlemans old dilEontents at the King 5
t I blefle my {Elfe to thinke where-we now are,when after fo
many Oaths, Proteflations, Declarations, and Covenants . as .-
for other ends, {‘0 for the fifety ofthe Kiigs Perfon , "tis not-
widxftanding endeavoured to ‘make the world hele‘eve ., that

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digneis ‘ 1 eaédoubt made in Parliament , whether the
Kings fafet is not incompatible with the fafety of the Com-

mon~wealt . And is this now compatible with the Honour
of Parliament ?‘

In fine ,- l doe not know , whether the Scotch may like th'l
Speech of Mr Cballmor, for the matter of It, as being a malle-
able Anfwer 5 yea, fuel: as in the opinion of Intelligent Rea-
ders, fortificth their Papers not a little. But I much mifiakgif
it have a favourable afpeét from the Parliament 5 either for the
matter, or for divers acrimonious eXpreflions in it, which as!
cannot eafily beleeve to have beene fpoken in that honourable
.Senate : fo none (I thinke) will like well provoking Lan.
guage, but thofe who defire to put the Kingdomes by the ears :
from which miIEry, and from all the P10ts both of Sefiaries
and Malignants, Good Lord deliver us, Amen. -

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