The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-02-08 00:00:00

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The •iF RonAnicti, and other Tales (in pro:e). two voit. It 11.• , . Printed for T. e • .1 1.•/1 W. Davies, Strand, London ; ! 11 illltru Rlackw 01. Edinburgh. Th:s day wan rin•).14:lo i, neat!y printed in limn. /wire 3a. riritwo Dl'' iwasg4 on the UNITY of the 111. CHURCH. Pa ni•isions, anJ their Removal. To ;which is subjoin • I, * Short view of the Plan of Religious Reforteatio.i oricinalle adopted in the Sereasion. Sy MOW %I 4 MICR IF., D. D. lliniater or the Gospel. Edinburgh. Printed for T. Catlett and W. Davies, Strand, London ; 311,1 Willie,n Mae:. w I, Edinbure,h. Of wi:oni may be had, hy.tlee ewe Author. 1. The Lir: , of JonN Kane ; containing ifluatrations of the History It..fqrnation in Scotland, with Notices of R.Cottnera. Am. 2 vulg. Syn. I/. In. II: The lan of Imuttew Mr.t.vit.te ; containing Mita troimia of the E.cleiiastiesi a. 14 Literary History of Scot :cl.l, daring. the latter part of the Iti.lt. and beginning of the ;i!t Century. .2 vois. Sao'. U. 4.1. TO JUltiPtS, 1:1.1.:11•11R4. UIGISTRATI:4, 'r:.ll day were pliblii!teft. at 011..S!:illing each, with 13 as I?, or Ntia. RM. GOLDEN RULES f:ir JURYMEN, containing Prip..iplea of gi•nernt Mn‘lniii of Law. and irric:ices of Ilri!ish Cones,, in evil and Criminal Crimes. .et forth in abort pnrafTrniiiis, for the use of conscientious Jurors in the Jtir-hr, N. Fly SIR RICH MD PHILLIPS. I.E. Sheriff of London and Miditlesex. • 11. GOLDEN RULES for Ei.EcTOROI. consisting of the Theory of the Iterementative httritrin. of Election Law*. and ..pecial Riles for distinguishing between worthy and un- A%orthy Candidat. lit titr S %ME AUTHOR. UI. COWEN RULES for 11.iGISTRATE4 sad RIIE RIFFa. detrin e ;ng tli,• Prine;plei of Unit er+st Jtirivrtt &lire. the blue Opt-rat:on of cnokii Law. the just Powers of the Bri t kit MagiNtrney, sad the onerous nutie4 of Sheritr4 t 4 TIT Tni S Sr. TllOll. •,• Public-apiritecl Per.tone, every polities! party, will, it is to he interred, smite in thin* nolversal rurreney to these sheets, as calculated to produce the most solid Reform. Ly correctin/ the practices and improline the information of sottlinritiel, in whom chiefly reside those executive powwowa hich depend the happiness or misery of the people. Printed for 4ir RICHARD Pll ILIA PS sad Co. London, end to be had of all Bookseller. Ilominem /vagina nostra saplt. • ltar MVO relater to NMI/ . —MA VT I 1.. .Yttst pubffilheil. price b.. in boards (FMeenth Edition), THE iis:GIS of LIFE: a Non-Modieal Commen tary on the hurl ieretions crime g from Human Frailtv. ".„ T'14411 ,/ Vitt *meal Effects of Laws senores. nThOTMCII. etrteture. boutanal Weakness, die. are fully developed; Part 11. eogtaias wrote remarks on rer lain Femalc l'inepletints. in particular Sterilit) : Part 111. embraces Prni-tienl obsenntions on Sexual Ilebilit‘. Self' Abuse. awl Mental irritation. u ith some interesting ohserva lions on SegetnSle and animal life: in Part IV. is n Series of Cases lihtQtratire of the pnweiling sithjeets. explainissic thesu 1$ a familiar manner. and the whole aillidre.sell to the lineth anti Maturity of both Sexes. B) UOSS and to. Costanfting Surgenns, Landon. Nnturn heath; Osna:bt% rise i it, si (min cestrnneerit nti.—CLat: DI tv. Nate rioter*. all [kr find ref bliss stripplirs. Hs frugal oppliesetion marks Ike wise. Ma be had at 20. Paternonter-row : 59. : 41. Piecat."li : Princes-street. Soho: St, Fleet—grew : 17 1 . Flee•—trect ; 40. Went Smithfield : $lO. don : Stevenson and (Inas and Co.. Norwich : R. ipsakh: Parralt and Duffield. Rath : Sheppard. Win tol Hatt. Casetiwidee : Headley, Leeds ; and at all Rook nAler4.-11.-7‘4-4. nOsS and ro. are to he eonsultcd. even- cis • nt their tonne : and Patients in the Country are reque.:ed to cleserilke niinittely the crow. enelo 4 .1 g a re cliltatire f••!' ‘dvice and NierCeine. which ran he forwarded part of the World.-60S8 and Co. M. R. U. Sur ge.inN. 11. 1101:%erie-street, Fleet-street. London. ANGEL INN. Hr. et.tverAT'.. 3TRAN/11. GEnF.RAI. 41FrICE. FOR TRAVELLING. 1 7 1 111: following MAILS and other COACHES cm !row th. above Inn:— Paris Ro) al Mail, via Outer Tuesday and Friday Nights. at twelvp. Portat:lntith and Qnrpor: 11111. through Gala!mine. Pc tersfichl. and Portico. vers Evening at a quarter past 7. ab.: Sanas at half pail ti. On its a►rival a packet sails to Islt•uf Wight. to cons pasiengers and parcels: nip! ■ Mail Coach %els off to Chichester. through Dra)ton, i lavant. lr.tsoorth, tilonves;e;;;ml Milford Mail. throngb Henley. Orford, and Cheltenham. eyery Evening a quarter pail 7, and Sun day at half-past O. Doter end Canterbury Mail. through Gravesend. Chat ham, and Fevershiss, every' evening at a quarter past 7. and Num% yat half ' , ascii. From Canterbury. paagengefS and par eels are ronyeyed to Deal. Margate. Ramsgate, Sandwich. sic.: and from Dover, parcels are eons eyed to Folkstone. tiandgate, II) the. Diinclittrell, Romney. awl Lydd. NORTH F.RN COACH ES. Caall.le. Pearith, and Whitehat en„ Post Coach. goes with roar nurses and a (Ward all the way. Passim etrongli Ipplehr. Gretahritire, Richmond. Catteriek, Do rostlihridge. Wetherby, leford, Doncaster. and Gran -1.13 (the nearest Was by IS miles), seta nut every morning. P'rrnries the journey with the ereatest facility. IPassen gm ' , Kilned on the road. by business or plear-ire, have the ediamtage of their seats being securcu in the nest. 48%Littlehampton. .%rundel. and Pete ortly Coach, Tnesda) , it:tittay. and Saturday Mornings, at a quarter before 7. ecoept Sunda). Laneaster, Preston, Kirby, Lonsdale. Roltnn. (.hurler, Ormskirk. and Oarstan , •. Post Coaches, every af trrnoon at Five o'elock,littardcd. (offal:nine. and tinildford Telegraph Coach. through hingook Mum,. Cobham. amid Ripley. on Monday. %Vett th-.41a). and Friday 11Ioffiituts. at Si. and every Sunday 11 preckelv and returns to London the same Codi'mint and Guildford Trifler-op:* Coach. thron:h Intritead, Lc. Tuesday. Thursday. and r.:.l%Ts 'at V. tivii.r.l !Jett P..4-marth thrnigh Henley, ac. ever) 11 ^rting it Ault-past 7. CARRI 44 To Twickenltim. Ttrentford. F: an.l . Isleworh, crery Mon -411 0 41n*Ida), Friday, Plew! Saturtlay. and Co., Proprietm.q. Parerk an.l Rtekagea are safe!% and expeditim%4 con tiPel from Itii• Inn to ever y Ci ty , To u, Villnec, capn it tfo- tollowing Counties. t ir. Burka. 1) """ njr-tet. (ler:font, Ll:otter:tier. Keel O"ri tf I • --"• In a alb It .er 4 *?. Sistre•%. H.ot-set.NVits. IVorerster. ; atl4 Of the lap of Wiett. „forme's, Otter-- atte 2:i part% 01 Frantr. au:. to All P. !i of Clot Norio LONDON, VilliiitSDAY . ,•ifqlsßUAßY 8, 1821. " The Cerise for which HAMPDEN Ail is the pOR•1 WINE of FINE FLAVO a•d FULL BODY. at 345. per Dnzen.—Tllo4l IS At RICH %no tnnorrs respeetfli.l% Inform their Friends and the Public in general. that tiiel tense commenced Bottling 100 Pipes of the above WINES. which are all of most exevileat quality. Families who wish to lay in their Winter Stock*, are re speetfnii) solicited to hirward their Orders per letter, or to No. 10, Skinner -street. No. 340, OWford-stree►, or an}• of T. and R. Abbotts' Agents. as below, to taste the above Mates, the quality of which is far superior to any other that have 'leen imported of the last three vintages. T. and R. Abbott. also recommend to their Customers, sad the Public In general, the fulloar;ng rohniat.s, which are prepared in the superior mamizr of tit* Mnrtinique Liqueurs : Pea east Or 10 BOTTLES. Noyeau Route et Mane Shrub, prepared shit the finest Limes and Pine ipples Brant 4 Bittot Peppermint I ordial Clore Brand} Cases containing 13 Bottles. in egvel proportions of Brandy Bittera. Pepper, oo ill t t ordill, anti Clove Brandy. the ease.—Noseso and t3hrob can unw be sold In Cases of sot less than 10 llottleg. mrpov. Woolwich. Mr. W. Anitio Camlea town, Mr. C. Mel r..eit w ich. r. J .T.Thotnie I stead Chrken, Mr. O. Ilutehinson I Tottenhom.Mr.iticliewls, jnn. Enfirl.l, Mr. Froshnrn Lewisham. Mr. Jno. Bassett. N. R. All oilier Hines now etoquaily Low Pricee N 1 E.; who par EE.IDY MONEY. are resort-t -n- fully informed by .1011'N JONES and 10. Itet, Pica dilly, that in addition to the articles contained In the se nernl List last published, they bare ad led the fulloelag, whirls. nit!' all others, for Family mac John Jones and Co. are soling on snore reasonable Terata•shim nay Wiser Muc k's's/4! in Magian:l : Arrow Rout Chocolate. plain Ditto. Sir 'lnn s Sionne's - - - per lb. Cocoa. (patent' ) at the finot quality 1(kl. per lb. Cocoa, Nibs• lint Coffee of alle• ynality - - - - 3.. 31. per Ih. Camomile Floss cr.; - - - - tut. per lb. Cream of l'artar E.seto t• of Igieho‘i:•4 - - - I,: 9.1. per bottle.. East toslin Hier flinger fur 11it.e4. - ! 3 / 4 1. per Its. Honey !sinless -. per lb. Dllys-s. (I'rench) Pickles of most sorts Noy - - - -----1., 4.1. per bottle. Sago Scotch aura Peirl Ririe) f.tr Soaps -- 4d. per Its. Vinegar. (T.trragon) - - per bottle. Dittsi ls. per.slos. Samli Dams 841. per lb. Lore.. drtc,l NI n:s* Tongsirs - lid. smolt. Veltow Srop Mosled 9141. Curd 1011. per lb. Store Caustics ss. 11.1. Mul ll + l - - lsk, per 'lnc Wnx All Country, !Mork rcpt.,. will observe tlißt the above prices are well worth their attention. beine eon iideralsteletrer that what the Wholesale Houses charge for the saran said,. - • - - CIIUNTRY SIIIIPKKEPERS ;Intl I:AIII44ES are informed by JOHN BISHOP and Co...tlaktikey have on Sale. In their 51!.,:0t, behind the !Omit, 211, Piccadilly. nest d,n r to the Whi!e Co.ir. Voodoo. lUM) D..zen of pocket-I romulk, pullicats and shawl+, etbottaodeinir if Is. per cloaca. - VW- tkraverileime t irtfitlortg'• diSttnn. singlibd, and lamb's-waft% rsog . r end 'was, commenrii.e at F. per chorea. *Mu Pieced! I.lths. gottts. and 1-4th Cambric muslin, commencing at 61, prr yard. MO Pieces 01 Welch and other Alourls, rommencing at Is. per yard. 1:00 Excellent ginglsem u.uhrelbs, 4oras., and platei meuoi,4l, ♦s. each. Job 11.-t of geoteh and other tapes, bine llnv. &e. eontaiaine IMAM pines, from id. per piece. Also. the mn4t astonishinp Away) toiler tion of ft emir:hens' Ladies' and l'hildren't boats an.l shoes. of the vrry he (a , se, .11 :is common but attonr)make.ermouctirisig at Is. p. pair. Also. a complete Stork of Millinery, eon•ostimut of the latest ftshions of muslin. caps. frills and fustian caps, from H. each upwards, all wade of the 5104 vulwriur book. laconet and Cambric etinslins. ,‘lld time Portrait of her Nlajesty Vireo Carotids , . the best ever yet engraved upon c loth, at Kt. to o l . Also. on consignment. a Ton w riffht of fine ainger. at SI. per lb.. in any quantity opts Ards of a thousaad barrel, of exceilent Inflators), in casks of 1111). each, at lid. per IS. With a variety of other articles, all at prices well worth the attention of Dealers or Familie., residing eves in the moat remote parts of the Kinviom. TIICSaiy.4 FOR RITZ' I'l REM. GWA N II I 60 2 t. (Ita vi rig repeatedly sneerer'', in the istoe.l dillieelt else , : of Rupture, %%WI PINDIN'S PATENT TRUSSES, without Springs) have sin+ confidence in the superiority of their le.lsinstents as enables them to inform the Public. and e4peei3:l th.ise with obstinate case:. they will ur:•I as the AloNvv, lif after a fair trial of suitable Pads.) they do not succeed. Essr. iircrats y and Dvitsate.rry. being the lendinz characteristics of these Trumes, and many of the lah.ni,ms class notch benefitted ht then,. Professi..nal and oth..r Gentlemen connected with Hospitals. 'rruss Nocietieq. and IVorkhouses are most re:pcctfully informed they will be sees ed ou n mionable terms. N. It. Persons sending the rirrornterenee of the boils' below Cie I ips, and thA iarg.•-t port or tn.. thigh. stating %%Wet side t:te% are alllicie4, tua it,pend on hoiaig correctly titled. Fito.ll TL'Esi) If moors caßrrits. At the Court of Carlton I iouie. the Gth of Februar y . rarsrsr. The King's 110 , 4 E.•:llent Majosty in Cooneil. SHERIFFS appointed h t his Majesty in Cooly'''. for the Peer CNA. Redfordahire--John Th-rrac Brooks. of nitric!,, Ekti. Rea%hire—The Hon. Frederick Wect. Buckinghamshire—C. s:. Murray. all imbleden ilowte. Fag. Cambridgeshire and II ant;nldonsli:re—John Pasheiler, of (iodninneliester. Cheshire—Timms.: 1111 - on. of Ilandicair, Esq. Cumberland—John Marshall, (411211:Itid. E.g. Cornwall—Richard t an, of Trott an. Caq. Derti shire—Sir Genre.e Crewe. of k Wary, Bar?. Devonshire—Sir John Davie, of C.-reify. Hari. norsetshire—.lo!iti White. of Up. Ferne, F.ASeI—R. W. 11.11. the yottevr, of Brent Ilford, E 9. Glourealershire—W. hi •Iler. of Or!eworth. E4q. Ilerefordsoire--John Illdrit.lph. of Le:Nal . Hertfordshire —Joseph Tiniperon. of ^i Barrie:. Fowl. Kekt—hir John Shelley Sydney, of Penalturt Castle, Bart. Leicestershire —George Moore. of Appleby, Eaq. Lincolnshire—Sir Richard Seaton, of Suilbrook, Hart. Monmouthshire— Charles Montan. of Trode4ar. Esq. Norfolk—Sir Jae•ph Astley. of Melton Coa<table. flirt. Nortlininronstiiie—Tootuns Pt.illp Msoniell, of Thorpe Northumberland—A. J. Creswell Raker. of Creswell, Esq. Notainelm•i:shir..—Post;onett. Oxforikhire—Charles Peers, of Chlsaelhi. , ,litnn. Eat. • Riallanilw.irr—lVilliain Lan-ranee. of 'Pr. 44. Heber, of Ilodneli. • sot:set - Art.lore 11 Pliant Ilann'unt. Bitten/tea, 1.1.1, Striffordaliire—ecarieis of E..i. ('nuns)' ofSnuttintriptoa—rb•trai b-ear Shutr. of Rux:ou Howie. rm. supa—PiOsip Rennet, of Rory g• L. p.;,, r r..v—.1...ift Spicer. of Es , et .•. i'< SLII4:A - 1 4 :i.i . 1f-: Ir. Jf n.. sal 31,19411 6 Y died on the ?refold I" Warasieltaldra—postponed. 11,711•Idre—Ambrose A wdrv. of Seend, Esq. Wolllestershlre--FAias lease. of Houghton * F.sq. Yorialdre--Nir nitilom Inerllbs • of Riple3, Hart. RHUTII WALES. Carasarthess—W. R. H. Powell. of llnesero, E4q. Pltwhrok►-Joseph Ilarris. of Llananwas, K4ll. Cardigan—.lobe Vasacfmn Lloyd. Ilririag. Esq. Dlastibegan—Wi;liam Forman. of Proyasu ran, Esq. Rreeoge—Edwarrt Joneq, of Rattle-Eml. F.sq. Radoor—Hoberl Peel. of Cwwelen. Esq. NOR I'll WALES. Nferlonetb—John Nlstton, of Plasly Dina,. Esq. earnarron—Josepti ltnddlart, of Rrynker. Anabesey---James Webster. of Derry, Esq. llontiomerv—Valeatioe Vickers, of eriggion, Esq. Drabteh—John Iladbeks. of Vroni. Esq. Ffior—Jobe Douglas, of Gym Esq. CROWN-OFFICE. FP/I. O. lillllB2lll R&TVRNta TO SRltil! IN THIS ParKENT PAR = LI Ro►rmglt of Witten--John Hunirerford Penruddocke. Esq: in the room of Lord Viscount Fit tha rrial now Earl of M alms bur*, one of the Peers of the United Kingdom of Great Reil.,..ba and lanand. DIVIDEND;I. March I. J. Gate*, Grimstoit. Norfolk. farmer. at the Clown Tavern, filmes Ls nn—Msrch I, J. Ilemlniton. Ring's Lynn, reones-seriveaer, at the Crown Them, Kiag's 114 not—Feb. 27. J. Eaglealleld (him Sli-rediteli. oilman, at Ussildhall—Feb. 3. J. C. Ilstle..Union Place. New Road. apothecary. at GoPctliall—Mateli R. M. Arnold. Flemish street, St. Katherine/A. riettialler. t Oid!dltall—Feh. 27. 1. are. London-street. Greenwich. plumber. at Guildhall Feb. 27. P. IL Jones. Birmingham, manlifacturer of hanl r •pre. at 27. W. aml F. Dewey, Albion (*sal Wharf, coal-merchant. at Ouilithall—Feb. 27. J. Rim sev. Ipswich. ninlster, nt the Hear and frown Inn. Ipswich —Felt. 17. S. Coat. s Sunderland near the Sea, grocer, at the fridge Inn. Bishop Werrinoutii—Feh. 27, J. Storkey, Bristol. (-het-se-factor, at the 'Rummer Tavern. Bristol— Mareti S. S. Steed. Clough Haase Mills. Iliiddersflold, corn factor • at the Watford Arms lon. Wakefield—March 8. It. Kilsert. Bath. linen-draper. at the Whirr Lion Inn. Rristol Feb. 2S. J. !Strafford, liernnh). Nottinehainshire. miller. at the Crown Inn. Rawirs —March a, IV. Crossley. Donrs.ter. Soinrr, at the Engle and Child. Cosikhrotigh—Feb. 23. W. Clarke. Sltenield, master-builder, at the Commercial Inn, CFRTIFIC ITES.-FEH. 17. . J. ti3ntoo. Uninn AVatcon, Tate of James-street, Manelies• Pr-s , it re, graver—T. ‘lel builder-11. Kni I. Duke-etre' t. Neat Susith• botelter—u. T t s n i e liff, s ion ... staMordsitire. crorer— W. A. D. Totherfogton. p4nsonth-1)oek. coal-ntercrtant--.1. Speore, turmeric of Prforec-strect, iVeominster, rorn dealer—J. C. reha ieso, tioloo-oitmre, harp-Inanutoc.ierer— J. firs), lii,lwitiraio.soreet-withoul. grocer. IRTNEKSIIII 2 .4 DISSOTA ft. W. 11arris7ger. *F. T:1113 ssisiJT Ss:ri;ener. Newport PAgnell. Rucks, coal-mere:lnts—S. Parker. nun! W. Roper, Counnercial-rood. carnithinc-fronmonzers—T. T. Gray. and W. Gray. Murton, Yorks/sire. farmers—W. Alarshall, 14 Prilla11. Lintasysite. Alssionciburv. and J. (*lire, Pad dick. Huddersfield. (hers —l.. asul W. Hopkinson, High Holborn. eoweb-snakeri—C. Kinnear rnd J. Mlangister. Rey wiek-street. Moho, goldssailiso—J. Hunter. Moorend. Kith% - steam. 0. Capatielt, Cross/se. Westmoreland • jobbers in cane and farmers—F. Cozens and T. P. Cozens. Canter bury. carpenters—J. Mars:mil cool T. AVlsinstess, Yeadon. &mirky. Yorkshire. worsted-crinners—P. Jarman, and C. Revery, Rristol, anomie's—J. tinnon, and C. R. Con. Pie ).* wingexsllol.llo 9 r3 — W- Viand and S. Unnoibles. TOrkAilre. keribbli op-millers— J. 'rrossed on. A. Newcomb. and R. Tronsetton. jun.. Cot entrx bankers — J. and W. Carr, Ilml‘let. Leeds. cudbrar-rnal,ers—R. end J. Chandler. St Prisf's CS,Hreis-yart, woollen-drapers—W. Pe...n. and J. Fornclell. rarriers---‘l. (:otellnins and M. Cu'.. Regent—live% Oxfortl-rtreet. Everdest. and 11. Atellnx. flack llorse-)ard, Bross/as). Westin/eater, wbeelw rigid s. 1).11?1,1.4.11ENT. -••11111.- HOUSE OF LORDS.--%1 FONFIDAY, Frs. 7. The House proceeded in appeals. After making so:ne orders in Appeals, the House ad journed till to-morrow Obis day). 110t.:4F. OF coNIIToNN.—Fri. 7. The Speaker ttio!: the Chair at the mull hour, and there being' no more tba , i thirty-eight 3leuthers pre gent, the !louse adjo,triiel till to-morrow. MR. BROUGHAM'S ON TOE 11 IRQUIS OF TAVlslot MoTION. Mr. BROrfilllA Al, after the observations we gave yesterday in the eommen..entent of his speech, pro. eroded to retteark fbat the Noblelrol stated, and justly stated, that a proposition was made, upon the part of her Majesty, in the rarlsl9 bnt he ( Ur. li. distirut!v stated, in eXprrit• 1t0f419, that that pro:o)sition has made without the knoreledge of 11.. r laj-sty, and that it Was in terms at least Ow same which was afterwards offered by his Majesty to !ler. tine rem:tilt:dole fea ture, however, was not only onil.teil, but the d rev, contrary was inserted, in a s•thse T tent o:7er :nude to her %lajesty, then Print. s of Walt's. who was to Lave born allawed to have taken bur Cov:.l title. It was in that offer derlared and stated to Inr the title of Itusliess of Corn Wall. This t.-astl:at title of the pee.age by %%bleb, in roc:, her Bova' was 'lieu reeug nisei, in the peerage of this country. Another c . a• cuntstanee that seetned wholly to haverscapetl his Lord ship's recollection, was, that at th it time the (bee , : was Princess of Wales, the late King was alive, and in •rfect health, no suspicion, at least at that liale, ex isted of his death, awl the conse , pletit demise of the Crown. In the month of June, 1819, this propos . .. tion was made, he could not to.) often or too expressly repeat, without the knowledge o: that illustrious per 'on Is.raelf. It was made, slide an event as the demise of the Frown nut bring then cont:nnplat and it was sorely a very distin 1 thing, as it re -4..trt1.41 as an :ndividual in her then situation, and a iwrs•in upon the point of takinx upon liers..ll that ex alted rank to which she woatd in that event become entitled, lit' begged to state once again that it made exactly all the difference in the world, h.-tweed a per k/H., covenanting not to take up a future anti contingent dignity, and a person's Isitt;;:* airea4 in the actual possession of it is the latter ease she was required ,to step down fr..u. it, to give up all claim to its ho:tours, to abandon the Throne itself, to part with all her r:glits and ; this eir:ntnstance must necessarii-,' au a-- sangement. n•L'utit ..sot to be made, not with a person sport:tut only of a right, !nit, possessilt; one which she cupid out give utast litre rcusind the Noble . I.ord of atiutlinr circumstance tv:tich he maid hardly holvvver hare for ! ,:ottett —he me int the d..htv apon his latrtkiti:.'s part, between the r.i laths ofJoitr FA. 1"20, a ttrr.ts of nearly ei c ;ltt mouths, _ before any The Hon: and the Noble Lord the gneen'slet. proposition . set , _ with declaring that it was made Without her Majesty's knowledge, could have expected but one answer t, such a request. What, then, was the nature of the offer ? it was only a suggestion on the part of her Ma jesty's legal adviser, that if such a proposition should he made to her on the part of his Majesty's thivelo ment they would advise her to adopt a course of which that should be the basis. If there had been all that anxiety on the part of the Noble Lord and his collea gnes, of which he spoke, to obviate the necessity of their going into such an inquiry (although no neces sity had been made out) why did alt this delay arise ? Bit, said the Noble Lord, what difference could this sake ? Ile (Mr. Brougham) would tell him; it was just that thing which made it impossible that the of fer could be accepted. There was all the difference ba the world between the situation in which her if a jesty roust Itr.ve stood in June had the proposition suc ceeded, and that in which she did stand in February when It could no pokiii!oly succeed. Whether that or any other proposition had berti made open the part of ilieisters, it was unquestionably his (Apr. Brougham's) duty to have conveyed it to her Majesty.—(llear.) But the \nide Lord said why dill s, mach delay take place in his (Mr. Briitigliam's) going; over to the Con tinent ?. and as many loutish st or i es h a d got a h c o a d upon the subject, it was perhaps necessary that de should explicitly answer that creotion. It had been his° asked, why he had front the lath of June to setae day in April kept in his relict the proposition i.e was charged to delieet ? % liv, it is as intended not that he shoot I send over li:it prop. sition to her 1111.- kale : it was t ttly tileaut that it hen be saw her be should deliver it to her: hit the lime Member for Corte Castle (lir. !Luke ) talked of a delay of neeke and Months, and this ni i .lit the Noble Loral was lir • gent to know the reasons who that delay had occorreJ. lie (lir. Brougham) nevor e f ir ow. moment coheeale I from Lord Liverpool the ine•essildlity of his going t I such a distance as 14ineva.---(lleer.)—fle had never giv e n tie Noble Earl the sligiitest reason to suppose that he could be absent from his place in that !loose, for more titan six or seven days at the utmost. If then it was so especially tteeessary that this propositi ui must 1).• made t.) the (been at I;vitera, ur on the other side of the Alps, he should liLe to know oily Lori Liverpool clitl not s.lret some other channel, which aught have based the time, and, what the noble lord •pposle seemed In think •f greater consequence, have saved the distance.—(i le., r.)—lt was knoan to be ab solutely insp..ssitile that he could undert.ke such a journey ; but in pe:nt of tact all this argument *hunt the negticiation was only one other additional 9 rei men of that address which they acre not unfrequently ;snarled neon to admire in the noble lord oyposit,, which was, that when he fount! a question pressing upon hint, he 1{ as al ClPlOliell to turn about and change his ground altogether, so that tie questions put to his lordship brier —Who mask you proceed against the Queen at all ? Wit , thought it necessary to slid down erect, bags to par/iame!it ? Who institced tie Milan coatinission, a td ince- tell it with its extraor,ti teary potters 7. The nable lerd Is ,d abandoned these, an d 4 It ue tl i i i oth e r fillet ion fur the subject in debate, thinking it - to be argued—namely, Ought the Queen to !.ate cuat.e to this ountr„ or nut? Now, ht. (Mr. 1:n.u,;1, ito) took th.• liberty of saying 'that this might hive li. en a tittevion between her MN.. jetty and her heal uolvi-ors ; as, in tact, it was a fres don w he ther it itiielit o u t be better she should come to St. 0 eer than that she should resid.• at Geneva ; she did not ku ov at that time of the negi,- eiation ; hut it luight well he a question whether St. tither was out it ore prepe7 Coin a more distant place I ir the purp 5-5 of nego ia:ion '. it might nut, indeed, suit the purpose of the noile lord that the Queen s, hi have mime to this 'motley ; but if she were only to look to h-r nice interest, it might be the best thing she could do, rather to approach England than t, remain at a distance hem it. This, however, was only put hypothetically, for t a d iuhtedly the fact was, that the Queen had no intention of negociating—n, terms were suggested to her, either through the pro p,,iiioioi offered by Itims..ll . (Mr. firongliam) ur by Lord flutchiteme, iir by ;aty other person whatever, hut those which site oloaitted or rather ott2lit to hate obtained, by the conduct she had finally pursued. It seemed now absolutely manif,•st that no terms whisk could have been offered to her would have hail the slight rt effect in deterring Ler from returning to this country. Ile trusted that the house would give hint era dit for the perfect sincerity iu which he made the declaration, that le felt himself, through the whole course of these fie/is:teatime nut only authu• rized, hut called upon to take the steps be had done, from a regard in the first place to the case of the Queen, ate! in the next place from a re earl to wit it he ronsiiiereil her Majesty's best interests. His belief certainly was at that time, that the interests of the Queen and the Country equally required that this ins estigation should not go on: he bad no hesitation in saying, that he dial then conceive, . not that +be had any thing to,Oreeti front the severest iscrotiny into all parts of her cOnduc , (for the conduct of innocence dreaded no scrutiny), but that ~site way placed in a sitnation from which But purest character might, he would nut say shrink, for inttoretaiW defied its adversaries. .butt that' she was encrounded by all those slats gErs that a pi rson c.at •11e tgfe . &trued with, who had ie5;.1...1 i:1 a country wO-re , air itiN years her.. I fe and and her 11.mo:wised heist 0 telly Ike !Itjects of a con spi ra re —C: ear, hear,)—ant neherg i tiitneuses coalti h e boug.ht for money to wake n :froty t twery corner of I Lily every seadial that c ou ld. , 4. 99 i i tivrafed, or kilo la t ill that malice and ditracti u p co t o trkme. Hip.lrellisf was al4o this-11.41 tiers were . cv.mwq..casea srisick from the were odious nature cd.l4l4lisges that woe* to h:• adduced, .nil ,tiaf . ationtiviita, details uf use acctisation, won't) induce i person to yaose.Lyfointhe, rsn ie.. a trial, i hen, by an foment-able arrant;eniest, 11.. tit'..t obtain all th it his character req tired the •••••-•••-• r • • ji=1:11.7.4-t=a; thing ins done respecting Plat proposition. and Learned (intimated here declared tha: Lord in Matins him (Mr. Brougham) to gain 'a:consent to I pinposition which set. oat id a ss re lot .si ow of Inil rt. 1 r 4