The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-06-08 00:00:00

. . birtirlwr of that Ileum; gni as bud. le Site an up;Oidet of It:. is.rn. Therefore he would ssy. Mat ;f a nerriatiou .......16 .1 Queen Wl< possible. h: most anxiously molted tt ..h.ght be entered into with Les Ala:est 'awl Thal the J • G m overnent. by doing su, midi:: avert t oe rain ciso,is the present cones.: al it rrice-ilingoos likely to bribe Along with it. Ile would en.l n,oa thlAn wlt..• were lis;ar,ed to 00- Crown—lleoce who were in the most frequent newts of 'over coats. wilts too edemeien, to tender this advice Its cl 4 M,.• just'-, Let set %Miters be e.'rtid of lueieg ttseirywaces by a si:p of this kind —let them eat he steel 1 thnt ttiey were likely to T 1.1 the riek of tout being alts •to WO sacceesors ii 0-14 e ;hey owe obliged to resigu. lie was sere that at triv.t sec cessers mig ht be fast ml wit...it the %tn.'s+ of that Moose.— iu,..r:)--- abort eebotia:ion ought its.: nee elect of get. tin rid of the issiegry a:toge;:ier. In sari% a mode of ia eisirs there roeld b•! ni.taing like fairnms or ~,v.tft•e; b) 3• *.t .1 au *slurry •ny man. *Phonies tier so Wei-went. .uirist ha cousietesl of se) offeace. Resides, Lis iiiguiry. if ereered into, •connt not be * thori use ; tae eu.it-its of a !tor green big Isere t, be exae•ined. 'the err} ..co step of the iitresthes•lon n tut oecepv a Olt - ar I,Plitin of thee. Tn.n her Majesty won* 41”. that ie. la aviltimuined to lave en inrestieatiun out tier part ; 4.14 i ?fain men • ouid venture to point out tee time at • ,iie.i lain i.o cAigistion could be concluded I lief Majesty left Italy '»:' 1 39111 a siegte wilds-as, e mos it 'night be wee; wary to up- i pose te those intended to be broeiht forward its sepport of 1 I.' • elia:..-. preferred ajaie s t her. site must, therefore , be si ';:lg,il !,, -end to Italy for those witnesses ; lint that was nt' elf ; it would bt-'necessary to employ professional men 1.. so le that route r. the the perpose of examining them is Noisesi, as • es le select the persons fit to be brought over t.) ENTlaltd. rlrate in q uiries moald take up a c onsiderable tine. The Mikrtu Huard had eat for ten uountlis in pnrsuing i', isristiries leiu ta• cJndect of her alejeets. T.ie profes s:oven me; sent by Per Ma.;r4ty might not tike up .o tong a &he to Ultila Um repo.% of twat Huard into tile air ; bat he k :. a very well that they mast takes great deed of thee is ir 1111.4•11 r IBM tile ehereesers -.f those witnesses who were now supporting the charges eirrest nee Molests. lie him self know NMI OOP of those witnesses hid rommitteds felony ea bar Majesty, and iris three I away for that net. The art maid be pro.. sod In a ?fuel,. ev ! that peasant was to be s .e.,1 alter. lr yoei , t not di 1.. get hold of a heap of wit- I. esmea ;Wit as Weary had hems taken in • drag-art. and • bride fliers Oter ell kt oats; it would be necessary to make is. 1.• irir., sad select l'aose only who could speak to material f.. ••% He deellerd it as NI- opini,.n, that six or eight months 0.m14 sot see tile tie.l n , "ttill aneiedigation ; and 1,14 prayer. , els:OS:ire. was. that the country might be spared from 1 sire a snmazer hod such an autumn.--(flear. beer!)— , If • sh• cd NOW come to the minuet in which the queen had 1. e. tre-•ed. Ti l e/ dest point to which he fluidal was. the i les sag her name oat of the Liturgy, after it had been these , for Mid, )rats white elm was Princess of Wales. This was' a pew:redid; which gore abundant scope to, and in souse ya:m.erjestitied the tontine of slander. 'nip next thing was I the cutideet of Foreign . Ministers. whci acted on principles' or the grossest iseensisteney. While her Majesty was at • Muse, she could not be received at Court. because she did sal lire with her Royal Consort. The Misdate's. therefore. ! Odd der to go and remain abroad, where she might he re- 1 erred st foreign Courts. Bet when she %sent abroad, she' could not be admitted at any of them, and for this reuses., bemuse she was Dot admitted to the Court in her owe eons-1 1r). Bat thomrh the Ministers would not hese her received at kola., they were reedy to grant her ',imports to go abroad. • This %%a-. no doubt, en aumenee civility. The Queen of Bag-. land was allowed thet which coald be obtaired by any ems 'non tradesman ; bet ail the nitwit of respect to which bee task sad station entitled her were withheld from her. Was ! it tab* endured that a woman of surds exalted rank and mu otecistis --that she. who was the niece of Frederiek tit* OM,. I the ideas of OlPOtprotbe Third, the daughter adult plisse 1 here the Doke of linenswiek. end the wifeof Kim; tleorge the I F•eurtu. the most pester:al Monarch in the world —was it It that this lasseriess Lady should not have paid to her by tbe lifilielers lie esmemeaparbeaf respect to which silo was mod- . llMPtalsesamen / WAN*, now come to the modem ahem Rostov AI dirket' taWMthrher 311alesty. Thhilleat lef OWN weslbellerou Omptede. a ones who had far addend sespelbs lived salve her test, and bed bees tressed to the : meat bespitekle moaner. And what was !Aeries's which be • made for these acts of Madams and generosity? Not ate rely that of acting as a tqsy, sod eitploying other spies to widd the seedoet Ober 1114eMy. bet be actually employed a blasts/WM t• maks *eye that Muria pick the leeks of her wrißateleeks.—(Loed *ties of bear, beer !)—A roeng Eng- • halimea. a I.leutesseal in the British Natty, who happened ; M` la bid al that time, hearing of the waited of BO- roe bmpt was so heligenet sad Monad at It. that he I Meets al sheaf§ satisfaction by 'shaft a duel with him.— I /to Itseentsch a bash word movement. sad would not venture , to Meet Om snag Englishman ; he emended himself in - tam, and took refer in the asosetains until he 1 *bly sea NM Mt sf OM poet sf Italy by order of the Austrian i trbleh lioveroolloh--eat kw s§akdg to menefaetere pkklock keys. I be e' pot for km to light a Orel.—(l.newitter.) , i• Ile was M believe that the base spirit that led to ' this tilehemeralir sea glom confined to the Ile bonlib• Sims; hit Megailted the. Authorities at M ower et the hoputatka of bavbsy employed him. And he Was airs eat No ems meld have been more disgusted at the Ofaaseedes then the Ilmoverlhe amount! Rosen. ;who teal On illaimer is Itaglastd. The next from of Ha ammelts 11l usage was Met whisk bar 1111 y bed espe elsessil hem Damn Rating the present moverien Ail alatist at Saw. Tee nenehes4 the Asettml Dignitaries at Ihenechened that Om Itilhaps of Inglend bed withdrawn 6 IliMeit's same from the Liturgy. they immediately with ,.. 11#: hoard Mat was aseustomed to attesd her v IVMdil wet all her the Queue. nor the Of Whisk hat Ceram It hr ltvenswiek, ead swmairee (Vedas Sr at Item wee Mime se all iriallgraitlea. i ta imi bra l Royal ' hal We yea of an llagtishestalt is his m ew% mei nits aikell ion flUnkoma as essolenamee. He 'Weidner, muißie with Val* that her Ilajetty had ewe manilhd MO la mill ois the Imes. la her behalf, for an open sop=loraskgapea Mb bar esestaet. Rat it was he- Ugh mobs measnroesedd be if short continuance ; end Mesa*" if it wee Se be gets Into, there was so time WlN** so be feet. Ilea As Queen positively protested aplest My airing jaspder. aloe we not what trammel it was IMO. Mai NU wipe he brought ; bat else desired te b•Illefoillhilllbill* II& the gegen sfApt prisessill em x iji teas** . lig Mod umiak her ; aU lot be with the IMAM should be brought forward. Ogee menthe he s u j tie House to take all them elevens alli.ittle tit ; sad his last prayer was, that sr If into. *add not be all at ems broken Wl - 17 -'-' ot that I they might be brought to seeh a ter fZise =leak all Mee the saunter from the calamities olltsurise NI epee it.—(The Romembie sad ast dove amidst the loudest cheering. trar sowessed Ist own time.) Ilk. esswatxs tautened with the Hon. sad Learaial liegdknea. u to the mistleiefs likely to arise from an ty t batimalestled that any responsibility rested illejlates Masters in this business g for they expedient in their power to avert it; m i nt, f he &dared, that is all the dims skas-ho Woo this oabistrt, he had felt as mach pain SS If a Merest* het MOW beaten two of his amok Pa tioareerfrisais. Ifinikere had dome every this's in their power to avoid this larestigedoo ; bat it was fumed apes them. When fees were laid be im thorn to whisk they goal.' not shut their eyes, they • Ilk its slaty is tare sore steps—first, by proposing a klaroak.--ehe veer thin esemese•mled by the Wk. sad lkokosti • Voutlanaa ; who well hoes that soh led teen lie policy of his Majesty's iltioisters ; aid V Mk pf tuwards a emaprnnise WI been Eir eggoinil 10. weak! have spared the country that Oval bah . she Gerfraseest was low forted to la lips. Oink no esieke of choke with them— ills elitilime if her espdlis from Mums of Wales gg dog* *peg, camps! bil 'thee to IL lie was sore Mk likikko. busahl Oro shes orklit for hub* serer aiwiliiii dlipestekee he mead% the'inestioa Iberia". to L • • . .. i Cie .:fe if ! . ..a:1 late Kin. trailsl tLerc rod, 0.1 Re-1 termined to leave this country, Ise came down to the 1 c•ssi•- - fo: unsling pe iseixey arrangeds s's, the thing ! House an.l complained, that by false pretences be had is ti 3, ter lifee broollit isefdre Pari:ament, but Was it ! h•ift induced to vote 35,1,001. under the idea that it Iforgotten tint in the diacussiont i•t! '1614, a sort of! was to be spent in this country.--(Hear !)--filer Ma pledge was ettdrted by th • friends of the Well, that' ;ratty hest been a long time in this country, and he !an in juiry int t the circuaL•fanees of her colds:t t wished to retain her as an English woman. It was ! should accompany :Ely appiieatitas to !tie House in re- said, that thy object was to retain her as the lastest ; 4 tri to heir p-eeniary l'4ll 'erns. Miniiters were mu-' went of political istrigoe. Her Majesty could nut , issit!cd hi that arrati4esnent nit is sever the two sub-! have been an instrument of intrigue with the mob, ire its. Ministers were not eager, to enter upon ' but if the Right Hon. lientleman's (Canoisg) cul 1, this ins . r•••-dhey wi4lied to av Ai it•-•!hey wished to leagues, who were before her counsel, and who now . 1 w cli :t 0 r from cussi :erati)l)• of delicacy, as well to had no objection to become her accusers, were ques t the in.ti yids' il herself, a. t . ) Si are the feelings which tinned, they could tell who had wade her so upon a 11! nsies• creal.! out of de-rs. With this view. there• i form. r occasion. There was, in fact, never a more It.re, toe,. opene I a oegot iation with her, and feeling deep political intrigue than that of reaich the Prin -1 the wogs that was on thefts to go into an inquiry of eras of Wah:a had been made the instrument against ! her c n 'n, I, they thought her consent (as the pledge the Prince of Wale,.-{Hear, hear !)-Who raised the I lye! b -en sited b:. her friends), vs ...11 quit theta intrigue then ? It had been said that Ministers bad 'of that obligation ; but what seat the result ? their been (greed to time down to the House with this ac ! offer, were refused ; tlie:r uvertsares treated with cessation. This was indeed new language in the 1 . 4111:r1119! and indignation. and the cop of ex;.cc- mouth of Ministers. They came reluctantly!---who tabus tniveraltly dashed !r .111 their lips.-(Hear!)-- drove them 'leen ?-(Hear. hear !)-lt was said, that (Mr. Ilrou l rham, who had been ahsent, at this mu- his Majesty wished to avoid all steps against the ment returne lus the Ifouee.,-sNiew, tsat he saw the Hon. Queen. Was this true ? Were not persons sent from Mad Learned Gentleman in his place. he world take' the li- this country by Ministers to watch her 3lajesty ? At laws) of oftering a few rentarls upon tie past welch be had 'Li this transaction. With regard to the terms, to which it all events, whoever sent them. acted with the comer had been sa:d the Queen could not poi-ibly agree, he would react of Illuiat ra, the removal of whom would be do the liwt. anal Learned tieutlesuau the justice to say. that I the west gratifying thing that could take place in ' he believed he (11r. 8.) dial all he could to bring the affair s • tots country. unqualified as they were to negotiate v. to a favourable conclusion. lint, whilst he advaitsed this. be complained twit the dissent. which that lion. and 'learned on this important subject. 31 r• lierneY then strongly Greenman showed at St otner's (before he wafted fbr the opposed the id-•a of a Secret Cotnntittee. To a pro- Illseen's indigestion) to the propositions. had not b-en et- position for further time, there could, in his wind, be Ms=before he left Lon.lon.-illetr. nessl)-Ilethlr. V.). no commisaleation Isles him. brit pressma n ; upon i no possible opposition. liveiy thing should be d one his assent. from his silence in the first iosisnce, he et/armed to conciliate. The Right lion. tientleman stated, that be was never more surprise:l in Isis life. than to hear that the present situation in which the House stuod, was the negoeiatiun had failed. It was admitted. thit there to he attributed to the 'outlet-% of Ministers, who had o w lf a e s ra no the b y in m i l e de t . o a i n i l ve ti r s i a llu t e 3o lll .lllM in 4 r eact soof the e tur pre el u a li s kt u r nt ' h eldt h e • • their hands a year, without knowing papers au there was nothing disrespectful in it. •Flse reuunelstion , what uwasure to adopt upon them, and now called apes of the title of Queen, however. seemed to haw given the the Muse to decide upon a course in twenty-four home. great olfem-e. With regard to this lest part of the proposi- . Ile concluded wills stating, that Alinisters were dew (lard Castlereagh) very satisfactory. In the euentorantlem . ponstang from day to day, and that the prueositiou of pet Vito the hands of the Hun. and Learned Centlemia, he t a Secret Committee was unjust to the Queen, and am would find in ihr set out, the extent to which it sas eepeeled insult t s the House. the Queen would go In making this sacrifice• if a sacrifice it i Mr. Witmanecoset urged the impropriety of proceeding amid be called. It was never contemplated to rob hurof her hag in • discussion which had taken place so soon after the suhstautiel rielsts -{hear, hear!)-nor was it required. as return of her Mejesty to England, especially as that return ineorrectly stated. that she should adopt any othertellearar had been in opposition to the p r o dent advice of her Counsel. name besides that ot Queen.-( ( 1ear!)-in July, IS r im y It was, in his opinion. istspoadble to let this matter go mi. one of these propositions which were submitted to thellbeen If tie mane proposed by the Noble Lord were adopted, it for her adoption, came trout a certain quarter *hick hi for: erteld.mate retreat evreesely difficult.-{Hear, hear!)-He I Imre to name.-(laud cries of !Isar!) -lie repeated that would is:commend to the liouse to pause a day or two, and , there uas not a single one in all the stun; of proposilloos OW ' In the laterite. exertions should be made to prevent the which Ministers were not given to nuderstand would meet possibility of any future agitation by this unfortenwe geese with the queen's approbation.-(Cries Of Hear !)--Wes it ,Mn, which was peculiarly to be regretted at the present lair, then, he appealed to the House, to be alleging 4166 " erlsk, as the passion* of the people were more liable to be tees with originating these propositions? Whether *eel Miler , , la consesp ewe of the deplorable state of the mom- propositious had the sanction of the Queen or not he issM I ,..,„_oi esr. lips, !) -There were rhi.,,,,t„„ces is d m , ease not say. bet he declared, upon his honour, they went film- Arias rendered It more isuart•rending than any other Implied munleated to ()overasesent with • fell coatidesiee that (hey i all coarson; . and there was n i Mtn who did not wish to - " instituting proceedings.- I 0 engorges concluded I adjourned to Friday of adjournment; la cold not be given I to si are lb* wonky t mast malt from es ebbed the adjoere- 1 a Meat Flea. p opiiies. Mot Se e .: ai r m Adsity Ira I Ws s erri.n..- tee als alaplN. meaty as sow as prik w sat down, Ite stolid tit opposite (Mr. A Maltoty to laridoptffit diss=ba mat mallbatod et Mott sae.] - 4 Dlritarata liCsarat "Orb Wear of dm ad dot Ss adiderammt .—(Claara.) +i so Impr say doilbi VW M maseatiag ....r diorama*. be was . , • ablator to f Amalmaator web M toed ' ' aim How. It wai laspoidblobr him, Mower, a • re bol o "lild Me Mat bo faftettliaid .41::::=0 . , ...good Aria dal WO* Mt emiseasd te L Theaeosaddetatioas wield mat, , a the teas to secede t• the general used of as tato* Ids Majesty ad& Mei as a maa ' mad certainly It was acme la wild& be Mast , ~:•••• was satisfied to Miro do stbale MA .. -.. • 1 adosof Partiaaost alarely as a • . , • dad !limb of dm Crown.—(' oar. roar! , • A r ) would bats disobeyed die • 1 a ss asa , U dld not take as orpratally of giii .„.... Ma . Mat lis arseapabb et • Ida Mad dl Wielded Or amppadados was maamdy is Ma - 41 F ar paella ow wire $1 0: — /o "imill w rail 6 _ of miplaaMlM Waned Mr. @ad Load CA•11,121666116 the ' l liad's is eg=f l i et It: to Friday Boa. was that tamlod a 1 . Ober Orders .7th. Day mere disposed of • .• !la s 1111 • realest to ask assists/me. lie desilid did Mimi Gay other mode time that proposed le the pews! if 111 for they could sot examine witnesses epos I NO it mereenary that Manton should become hurley had bums asked. lamairy bad beam abeasigir r. Quern's teeing, how dm coil/ nay ha odd to time —(Hear !)—The Moe. aed Lensed G Wiesen see not take lb. report of • Comialhoe sppelliNd by 1 vibe were thomasemm the dits of Ms Sem he dim take the report of Ilt theMMOIFIL the Rogation sommtd to none Itself intim whether the Cuialline should be sips*" there was nay erloimMllms la the sieve I open inquiry to say ed its reelleS. mill have opportunities o f spar estaidilag inl after their charade. If lb* ere/Viril e : pened to be tammtbed. Ile deism, t of Ids life, either he bis public or Mrs% o b e snood is so allloalt or trying a sitaatle was pined in hem the befiailig of this hint, linnet aa hr mak ti ter t i M e : Th rig e he would est make to letsepeos / .stiff aid than was oposifteg whirl be we slield bet from it. yst ism ad met Wok be et his private Whigs to predomin•.'s 1 ebsty.— (Haar, hear!) —fte mold do xllll Hue !bore he did draw hoes the dory to his apentey sod hi. So Shoals pees is it. After a few more strafe. the Right Hes. thalami that he eeten4 apes Mid *miry with no vealast the individual aseind ; sod thu mot at wish of his heart was, that the tsars of It alibi he ihtwor► able to bor.—(Heer. hear, hear!) Mr. Bnovonan rote to explain. Whatever Witt he the ',lotion with respect to the *ice panned by the Queen, her llojoity might at all neat, NI inelnio atpmfor Mein Allowed k. llve WeJeely Woe ewe of the iolatlea end woe roe mere IWlthe nwan s which hpd toast the Wind gnaws. He wee obliged to waft forgniry was at en es& berme he meld mato*e pertimdm sinter *tames leads atteeded the part It had hen his le act. The lien. flastlamee Om repined the tense Lord rhouldemo. sad repeated that he bad ommealled al rejsettee. It wu her Mojesty ate exorteard ladillantioa. sot be. Mr. TIMM/CRT said, the only comfort be Wl* eon. fftriiii. , inanely. Rarely if 41 luqulr ion lar go shoe *lv, Ileoyes ! IS hi lig 4ki to lb* kiley V f a 7l:C i t get= !WI OF STOCKS Tim DAT M al ladle Moe! Welbw& yl. 11 ANA • AL •-• :fr' 1.111. far pa. A lib • '447: MI- • fric / 111 Mi Wrell "TIM tbe -to is rem 'arms sesivasioaso" Is is, STATIMIMAJI." 1 WIWI* be, lb. ..... ...1....,M.,.......,...M.....14... • ••••••••••••=1=0•••••=•••• L .—...... I .._ LONDON: I lliff 1 Pa e tttr 11111111111 AT 0•211111X11, JCXC 8, 18811. 1 I lie British ship sf War, --010.-- I Mitre Looms as the lith Pow is tho sight of the mieemis aiwesies * wilieli . APolifek broothB la two Priiii% rte. _ the men of bet MaANITT has Elm rise, sad dike ; 414 _• T osos a w l a a Privateer falituallamx-. whiehriemll 4 lissilegs which *op eseseeoilere le sifter r u,m. /Atli Ne lr eees ' 4• eh. iii i• 111111 . •• law nor room to row into a comprohnein view of $ NAILS. aelpeet. V. ikon therefore wily pie eve • lbw I f isa mise * Pelt 0 . A 0 M RAM ....... ..... grid& nay gene se guides to the *die Mod, I ifillerlbrii 0 0 Veil* ....+•.•• shall 1 moo *smiled invades, 1111 lb. • 1 / 1 /f " . " sad Jill " —• I "sal. • ********** . e Wowwinlik *A bears peeled b,, asil se doll are ie. i ii Memberelb eo 11 . .......... . Me lime 44 cespossee maessery le I 7 - 1 ----° " *------: tIN felli Ili IMO. he ant& To tie bees digieryiebteday lif Mr. Memmoesaie. Skaltili, r vt WA oily week ee to ell-- . so rosepareson ; ono mere was n t men w would be adopted by her Nlsjesty.—(ilear, licar!)— I avert the terrible extrentite of ;milted With regard In the proposal to her Wiest) of remaining I (t . of •• „, e, ~,,...) _ The H en. H i abroad, he for if nt:: cif did not see asy thin so very *him- with muting, ••That the question be ai tit:losable is it. lu 1914, not being eunneeted with the Hu- to x'." vernismot, sod the Prioress of Wales bale( done Islas the Mr. Rosen, secon d e d t h e „H oe • honour to onset him upon what course she ought to ports*. doing wh'th, he said. that better advice t he strongly advised her to leave this ronetry. Ihusted as Elea that welch recommeodod Ministers t the thew was. her liMissMinn Met her bilsbulif INI•••5 0 " 1 tee moral and political dangers which se confessed, sod asosdoned by the Line, es floymmigo setae t espi d not t on. engem, fadbead of Ma family, wed all prapist sof Mr. %V. Mew* aad Mr. IL WORTLRY 1 hobos "pygmies hopeless, he dies t !bash soda 1U , wet to take piarr. 4 seas sdlic/bs bed MI email •••--ligint. Nor IP - • Mr. Mater, of aulway—queldst ern 'MN ,„, • . „ quesiba ry—holleantiMMEMO 10 :At i te s it ilisr ly itilliviek ;se We toe clamorous Gentieeseet reveal Mr , Went ii••• 10 nn-air• _ ._. • !in', a ar they might a ~. to ilwilillil oorrts of the Cllsllniva, st +marl.* wisamia. litegh.)--111, • . to the expression 0 i This was the sehtieellegatelter,teeerMeb bowls • in this House. bet headiest lame to Mpent OM it wit*" ' v .• - , the state of the amatry, 1 advice be could give bat manse wadi alriesilmessell.—(C I- of her Majesty was peep of hear !)—lf be was asked why he or* silit adder, he • , a . mane,. for M e aa v aaraaroat, sacred. beetle.* Parliament. in the primidas wid th I h i , the . that her Majesty avo id b an made for the Princess of Wales. resbidhisil her usparat A vg I, ad t h at the best coarse e h frets her 'lsamu' in the Preamble 10 .• f OS __lNs.._ Imam 118 dint to reikovieg herself wit of the comae ProPhesiwd th a t ( he.ll"__ „wwad., aim her I. iii owe; he* hie. —(Loed langbing.)—Relbre he set di caste h e t h oug h t set GOKKI MA sore Mg= sal penes" eee d o t t or an H oe. m ai d s t eete " pos t ably *bread. and bosieso he was certain,. ate !wean Wood). whether or sot he advised her Mi whit* she had, and Ilts Isllnstewet of lour olio, she wall steps s h e b i d h o me t be ever made (whilst lhe minniaoi la 6 1 ,08 7) a Mkt' Ist strati expression of din El l y big point for thu disalfeeted.--(lessl 'Mar, !war 1) I A insid in e n . en d th e w ehyl= He repeated. that Ministers did nese rerOattaße SIANOMAI ACKLAND. Mr. esDem. girl would meet the approbatino of bur vim dopy soW s the.. He regretted the issue they bad had-=loo* rqd, aseedeten u Ls.. cod ; M a r. D nat a h v e ns la ro tter sv, wishod disopshe vagi the course her Majesty had tal t z. wealthiest! as be w t "b oo m t a m p er . to meow .4a aos t .aa she would have been more ha . dbd that it would L or d C orneae tan odd, he bad so imm more to the peace sad Longo ility of the coeistry. Whet' - ti e immentleg to the mo u es p a r at u otmaaw irony bed determined to remain abroad. he a Melt he ex- o home eee to th e mi m e ass i ess i, es wa g 'rowdiest) where better could the Crows ewes la dein Par- , t h e n ow . it wax i ssiss ohi s fp s his, h os . . .. . . . .. . .. the quevtios use, that babied lad Wilk, ts r ile en " aay segseistlsas, 110 * dim , Salts, wlii ni place had bestkrki aft the Aldo Ind shall oast yttilal plight.—(A hisgh. IY impost al torigisatee sf that sorthma. st = N. a-yeso timid ha voted NO tits talked II it.. her nerd Migboorne Wog duds* eat amillnia lespata.•ies. and it waste .%) tielinibroot diet Illsoilla I 'sly efts, it sts+ inmpirs•lbet bur ilsisurip *ow bin _ didering *Alb 'had taken las. the Ina the whimsies that ANKH. of WI) kora all len k oadoediaiely iihat t wadi i in'ill wo•kl Lord r his .6.1.Pe• go - yea.. .* • a. • . - . , •11 BEIM. I ditional proof of that tobie coafider.ce and lv r i c ! spirit which only dwell in a guiltless hart. I t ea I worthy of the Q.:ESN Of ENGLAND, It WAS theaspy of injured innoc ency: striking awe into th e mind s IN . 4 accusers, and overthrowing at once tie fabric of :a postures built up for years by secret emisszi..s. betrayers alike of t'ae High Individual whom L I I pretended to serve, and of the Illustrious Pria tti whom they had marked out fur their Tb debate which ensued on taking the li a „ ; Message into consideration is, perhaps, t.e b og ' important which ever took place within the "h of the House ; as it has revealed facts which were e r Ibefore even imagined, and which have placed the ' negotiation at St. Omer'. in a point of view, no: ow new, but still more favourable to bee Meteors k now appears, that the proposals which her Ratta n re . ;ected with so much just indignation (and we re* to find in concurrence with the advice of Mr. Bi a g i ,' nest), were not the josepostd. which .Ifiaiettrs Lj directed Lord Matchless's to lye before her. "It Ira said," declared Mr. Cexxiso, " that her Mears, had been called on not Daly to renounce her title a dirtits, but prevet.ted from using any time belougia t to the Royal Family ; of thee (-audition us arailiW as. TitiNu. It might have been an inference of the Noble Person who made the proposal, bre it was r oa k/ion NOT CONTE3IPLATED DT (101 - ESN/SEN T , and fa, Hononrabk and Learned lientientan world woe )(oda 'in the useuturandam which contained the sabstsace of the propositions." flow *ea came Lori HUTCHINSON to offer tenor, and, no as ultimata. too, which leers out contemplated by the Oevernment by whom be was employed to negoeiate? Was he the agent of two conflicting authorities, sod the beams( two missions, one of which was as different from tie other, as it was unknown to that branch of the &etu des which was to bear its responsibility? If that was the co*, sad that it was, who can doubt, alter ruing Mr. l'extrote's declaration, well might that Lamer emphatically exclaim as he did, that " bad it bees is his power to have avoided the calls of hie duty, would hare been aoy where bat where be bad feead himself during this debate!" Well alas might he add that, " baring discharged the duty which be owed to his Sovereign sad his country, he amulet be allowed, he; hoped, to *malt his own feelings, by abets.** es mach es papal* from 'eking pare is eN future step of tlse preceedisgs." What is fact is the imam of his Majesty's Ministers, ur are they Masters at all, if the for which they art respossille, sad whisk :hey advise, are secretly counteracted by the de, of an mathority superior to their own, to the agMb whom they are allowed to employ ? This is, lailiall o a fearful degradation, wed one to which we lehwald with all their &obsess far place, power is orient* osa oat of the epseetioss $ *ma the pen*. ilisidey a est leer be dimmed to embissit. The heliffie I. lilt. P. 4ll lilt 6 evades. say easily be astertsised by tbs omit s am which "ribs Woo bytitittlinilioll 4 Preterits ( is which it tgi ;viol wa 14;s 11. 0 lyt gh hr mast of tape k al* t we West, mew tlii I or- luak 111L-' le d: A m 11 04 6 14 1081444 i rph a s s eart ii anoteril "I,' fa Ohm he' Alen bidbril th• Lin. a bz.**ripl liellillM FAA POW!, pod 1 I. 2•11101•31 " Old 64 Tow F A I if I I~ ` l ,- ,