The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-03-09 00:00:00

grIMMI Mr. Gondar , , whu atusted them oat to Lars. Lass took up the notes, end acid , ' that road net do, he must have 131 ;' then Mr. Gonda* said ihtqweitid be sitaverable for the other 31.; then Lens ism bit word that he would vote for Mrsltwaon " In pleo :11, Wet. llellard swears, that " he saw Mr. Duos. tm! throw WIN sates OD Mr. Trathan's table, and eir4binsay trarathan," there toss 104. fee him," end +Aid whether that would content hiet t saying Ith Mitt iii ire*. • AR:46W AllapilarriMilla- wooli nowt) Nair friend to-sorrow." Mr. lissom of Imo mow Ito, tom** Moo ow Oho- oklooMor,.. Cock . • hest Joy sew Mr. Disissforil Wolff 116.11Pernhaus by rte left hat d littd le pia, Fronde Mayor stkievZ,'lll4) . ",;./40, (Abselthio) Mem pie hie Mb aid skid, v-Now, Whit, f tra Vito ni trot Mr. filth rtiVirott We. fl/4L' he .04 • Plri o he wesstel do no each thing tiffliattgitett her esittl-lo"114r. Astfindinits . Ilia moist so woad by IS.' Well, then' . sibl:l44 Min; " fee *miss ewe Aisderden." lid abler *Weir Mr. *loco sad Sir. dederdon. Ife ahem the betties (inns *:3oeghtra 44114 btord fbltifetree t# rambler thiall4lll4lld tarns, and boort Mt aptly ti AIM Aryl Olt tltslgthetii dTesM foIN ?inc.( /hew% heir 1)-11s *gelds Oa* pin- . tftifielll i et Omit tellietesielnes du the ernes,' pest doted foe 1114 Seise. Its *opt pitmen/us Jebel GoodAttiAlOr sobers, pope 43, that " Me. Somas certainly ing...rnittsfr give Met, bi event het to gay sem gitesety•to p3v. to Lucas." la peg. 41, be " &11101tIldltirnt bed soy knowledge /deny east. bertatiese, *sit the -*foie* .of money its Mr. Tro ikas's, elavelogh he ressissed there as lope as Mr. Sesser In pile 49. the inset/ of this tame witness to a. qatirrnino sheet ore Jeublei demure. the Woo tton of the Iltuse. ,Ry.eyamineti by Mr. !Terrine, es behalf of the Sittitq Member.—" You have been ached, whether tow hod soy convenistiest with Jettkies. and whether Yrne made any ff-r to Jerkins on the subject of his vole; which int, docile's' sauteeing, as you hod e sight to de: I ask you, whether you sere diterted by Mr. S•stin to make any offer to Jeokius ?" t• ISO; 1 was not." "-• Weir you desired by Mr. Swenn to sake that offer; 41// was abet you did from any desire of your wen Me. Saone% iotetest, that tee made that “Yre Mr. Chairman, am Issued to issuer that 1 I rrnsespiain it if it is wished." 64 Y.td Irta not bound to !tosser It ; yes are at liberty to deelieweesseetiog ray question lesaing to any thing that may show soy iteptopirt seal on yew pert." " I bad rather not slicer any twain, *lick relates to that transaction" in pug. 50, Ow Cu.o injure deride that " W. Trithen was a coestetent witless to the general trasseations to the election; bet times he mould not he easmined to rebel the owl. dance of the f.ct of his bowleg heels himself bribed." A moat matesial evidence was thus Pronely shot out. It did not appear to him hew a witness sown to tell the itoth, the allele truth, sad Nothing hit the troth, could be properly so restricted tor prevented frost Icing heard in eapisnation nr eateneetion of evidence steeling himself. The ilecisloo of the Committee was final ; bat it wee epee to him to drew what luferroce be plesard. la pale 31, this wheels sows " that Mr. Andetrion called upon him with Mr. Mitch.ll, also an attorney's risk, sod told him it he stood gist. him roe vote. he would pet him as s wooer el sissy of his ceuipsay's vesiels from the port of Lorsdro to the West Indlet." Notwithvisodiog the spsestios as to the admissibility of this wifisess, he asters " that his is rote slat, while Anderdon and Paul Williams eons as his h•ose, and a ft e r th em , Swann and She Geoilenten with him, were at his house, people were passim; backwards and foramods near his below." The Buis. Baronet after cornmeal. log upon these ttatemetits for some tine longer, said that he was sorry to pencil., that evidence bail been admitted on out side, which hail bees. rejected olive offered on the other. lie could eat see in what maser, such a precedes, sus to be re. coin lied sill justice, and was °wisdom enable to I conjectere on abet avows& it had beet, adopted. Ile ' then pointed out certain cases in which questions had been allowed to boost le the wituesses iu eau part of the essMirul tee, and net allosed in asotber, and cootrasted consist points in which the tessisiony of the t wo parties appeared to be incognitos,. incurs. clarion he stated, that in perseiog the come which he hail undertaken, be had not bet n actuated by soy patty motives, for he was anconnecied wish either of then. ; mat he bad been impelled by a souse of public diary , o propose s h e iesevsgstiort which he now pro. posed. Ile could not help thinking that Ibis was a a.se which descried the emirate/some of air nooses, ninth is say case which bad ever been submitted to its notice. By animstivetlitte spots it in she severe wad vigorous manner which justice required, be /Iswie wool.: show, lhat though it seas 'vette to va 4 or and s t sionary Reform, it was flat apposed to a teal sad tsnoible Reforms. Is rr.s his ',plaint% that the throwing open of boroughs so corrupt sad earnest as the iii.rettah of rettryis stoppered in by, would be attended with great advantage, bolts to the Bosse sad country ; and he shield therefore move as all emend. oleo!, that a Committee be appointed to esquire into the eusrupt sad illegal practice' which leek place in the Beeeigh rf Perryo, at sad prettier, to the last electioo. _ _ Th. SPRAKER roes to oche ' avid sail that lb. 11... bieuebot's sobs cost/ oat be adopted IS S. atoretharet to the pretest golden. The voodoo Were N. Web ass, Not the Speaker do lose too writ be the hotteagb of Peery.; lb. Mower. able brakes blowiest wool fob, that tire slit shook' be poelpeorrl till orate Perlioasesiary invest& dalioo had .8.. pus rettoedbot tb• prePtlet) sorb s aseoetwo. He rbr.eW, tberefore, wisest to A. , I leowereble Gestikeses, that tbit best oohed of cerryiee Irk ;tomtits' into etiort ortelel be, by vet r.,g, that ell the worth of the original aunties, alter ;he sold •• that," he erased. mod that these be sob. 1.444,te1l is their eked s swoop% deferring lb. ion* 4,1 the writ till woe day le bo netsittated by the 11 , .. (iesileassa hisewlf. air C. BL/SUIKLI. aerofoil to flagpole's', end •, tiro proposed that lb. looks of the sok be past. !mood via ibis day fortatsbe. hot afterwords (at we seiler4l44•4l), et the seelestiost of mate Illeasbers f a!tered It to the day aesath. l'se SPEAK F4ll, dorm pat the govetless...whoo Toe CI;.\NCYI.I.OII , ef tits CII liCr: lilt rote to (I , p4e it. lk .at ue:l.ing is the Ilan. U3f OUttl ipPyth which nosh, In letsd Ike II itt—"Arr 016 : 06.4 r ug b irl Aks 14Pre.r greet hody of the klectore. nit Ilunrearrpiew atiwir t ker meet, which wneld fell Oh egotist, encent end the geiliy, mod which wi .It,. setljrrt allind.lllloo l l.l the me who had acceptrd, and the maw who bad reheard, the bribes which hail beets of. lewd . Bear. *ear !I-- After some os bet re meek', which were totally in eradsble its the sanely, froes,this le.w Ines of voice in which they wpm made, the Hem Member yrresersederi I. twee., es fee as we couid hiar , which w.s far ;r a m "distinct*. that there ' 11.5 set tt lOW injurious Cisso”* for lint Reese to per. ive, tha n to Sppoint a sr/cern! Committee to try over (this prbeiltdbles writ', drat. It had been stated in the Itliseassion on the Report, that the bribery in this no. rough had been general ; bet he could assure thew, that it was no rock thing—[lewd ienghler)—what little there bad been, had beets meets esaggerated by idle gnosipping end iittle.tattle. He trusted that Ode case would tagache errossidered of such a weber. a. to esti for so aims a step 'lithe dislraischisernent of is.. borough. Sir James Macietesh and Sir J ohn Newport reels as thy wee lime to address she Bosse, hot as Air Jams first attracted the Speaker's eye, Sir Jobe Newport set down. Sr JAMES MACINTOSH then said, that he had listened with some attention to the few gramme's's shirk the Ben. Gentlemen who had just sat doom had employed in the course of his speech. By so doing he hurl discoreged that the Hots. Gentlemao bed 'meted into /mooing which were In their sentiency of mach greeter importance thee the original Tres. den itself. That gestation, Iteweeer, wet one of the most imperisert questions that could come barite them • and Ice thv present temper . es this country was reeded iamb important than ever, seamed as It wee eeeeeesey le allow the disposition of the Mere with seal and viper, olive corruption. as heti he jest wader:4 .tier brought befog. it.— [Hew !]--lie was thegefeh. sorry to hear the worth gossipping and tittle.ta.tle minified to facts which were so well subitangleted—(llear, hear. hear D I hecause the, were not the . weeds shies a Misdoing of the Crewe ought Is. ipply t• mulch Arlene. breaches of she Coostitstleo es has been report ed to the 1/0001.—..6( Mier. hear, hem-!)--He should a l mo st seogegy thsi the Chenr•Por of the &chequer had net heard speech of the II •user elde Baronet, as he had so completely mistaken Its tendency end bearing. The Honnerable &troop' had wet talked of disfranchising the beresigh ; he had only told them that there was a prima Jack race of bribery and ceireptlon established opium it, which called for the strictest essminatiee, and which ought, therefore, to be investigated most narrowly and closely, Is ittitiCll to the mese, the country, sod the borough which was so strongly implicated In it. As she Hon. Baronet had sot cold a word sheet ills- I freachissweent, the segments owed against it were its. applicable, and dirt net require any police from Re could not, beeever, is justice to that Hon. Mem , her, !grinds' from saying, that hie conduct in this begin's% had been highly inedible, end had given him a fair title to the thanks of the House and the cnuotry, inasmuch es he had brought the question forward in a manner well calceleted is reconcile the People to the laws and Constitution as they palsied : at present, any man who had read the Minutes of Evidegicr, must have seen that there was a root pietism of correptine in the whole beainess from baginnhig to and ; wtrd the question in consequence was, whether it was tech a colour and such a coin. pleainn all authorised enquiry. Its his opinion it certainly was suflcieet, especially when he recollect• rd, what the CA...cellar ef she Eachequer seemed tia bees forgetters, that In the last Parliament the elves. tints of the Members returned had been avoided on 'cermet of bribery. With regard to the alga meot that the appointment of untidier Committee would be to retry the case, he maiistained that it outsold be no such thing.—The former Com. unitive bad conchs/led its sittings. bed given iq iji Report, bad declared the sitting Member to be unduly I elected, and nothing could pie call it into existence. The Committee nee moved for had not to rem. rho Iscriegiiggi ion which the presioes Committee had begets; it bad °lily to enquire, whether rise borough ef Peery• bed Dot been guilty of tech corrupt and illegal practices as required the interference of Parlia ment ; and %bother its inhabitants bail not betrayed the most sacred treat which could be confided in rheas —the Privilege of Election. Bet then, says the Chancellor of the Each's/lure, the !louse has net the power of eaamining witnesses upon oath. What then had become of those ileciiintsa which had beet. made previously to the tonsils; of the Grenville Act If the Honourable Gentleman meant to say, that the House could , under no circemstauces administer en oath, what slid he bay of the proceed• ings in impeachment, or what in the proceedings, which he did not mean to defend, on Bills of At tainder? Te use oath Wowse alas to arraign the principle es Which our forefathers had acted, and was calculated to bring into contempt both the jus. tiee mod the jurisdiction of the Bosse. Ile, there fore, meet toast every nhjectien which was fnendril on the principle that the Muse was tint Ode to ad minister as sills, as Irrelevant to the tiers • . The Honourable Gentleman then proceeded In Greve on the iseeessity of appointing another Committee, he. mean the lesteeppoioteel Committee had no sight to treersiee into the corrupt practices which had etisteil previously to the late Election. Great evidence of them had come incidentally epos. their Minutes, thnogh, in his op . • it was slot solicient to dig. franchise the borough of Penryn. It was however worth considering, whether these incidental disco veries were not such as eeght to lead the llous•e to prosecute the investigation further, end on reflect, whether they oug h t Nut is tieusfer the elective (ran- Wsp to those who would make a better sue of it than its present possessors. Such a line of conduct ea. west calculated to vindicate the honour and integrity of Parliament, and he should, is conseqeence vote fee the motion of the M u .. B aron e,. Mr. ATKINS WHIMI said a lb* words, bet ice ess low a lone as se insedible its the Gallei y. Str. F. DOUGI..ti tltuaglrt the pre.esit a great aourketieuel toestics, end thous!' hot eu hired!, T►U t S.V.ATF.S44 iheoreticol plans of itoftienr, present cage, either to treitafer ..tae other phree,„or to merge• nitr►. 'rhe•iaw.il boroughs the erne* of the Itepro. blinulkl not ho 1040.1 at borough, but es it affected Ihe cases of Cricklade and _mush' had been puttidied for the ; sets of a few of their Members. Grew, corruption appeared to bare take. place dean tbe late election, sod he was ready to vote that the stew writ should est be issued sill doe enquiry had taken place. . Sir F. HORDE rr could not partake in the vide. sea indignation displayed by the House on this question, because he bad long been aware, that the practices which had called It forth were as notorious es the son at onno.day. When be recollected that, on woe of the King's Ministers being tensed of frolicking In seats of Parliament, the accusation was met and stopped by ibis declaration, he did not seei what right the Howie had to assume so much of the ' pride of virtue apse this occasion. It was hard to and it would be .till more hard to get any saw that llools to believe, that the other boroughs were more liwasaeulato than the borough of Pimp+ ; therefore, when he beard such loud mete shoot Purity sf Elevion, Ptitilleess of Parliament, ' Breaches of thawarPrivileges, and so forth, he looked Spew them as nothing wore than gaudy topic+ of duels. elation—speciosa rerbis, re mania. Sock roc:ridings as erre taw essetenoninted were not in his ropinioe c+lcelated tit do much good ; inasmuch as they would only render these corrupt practices more were!, bat not • whit teas pernicious. He did not see that Mr. Stamen was at all more to blame then a greet many Gentlemen who were foretaste enough to Wall their 'seats, nor that Penryn and its Electors were at all more colneble than the Boroughs and Electors in many other parts of England, and especially the West. Mr. S•enn might say to some of these who or., censured him so severely, " Mutoics norniir, theasse applies le yourselves : you base bee. gritty of Witmer as well as I."--[ neer, hear !—No, net •-•firder I] —Whet pretence was there for saying, that there was more virtue in Old Sams, or eseu iu Koareaborough, though represented by the Hon. and lorlieteil Gentleman (Sir J. Matintoeb), than to Pew. nn? It was perfect,' notorious that 40001. we 50001. were taken for Seals by great propsieters of boroughs; sod. why should iodination be se vehe ment against • body of men, who, Weill their liviog to get, had accepted a paltry 201. a piece 1— On the wetter', it shield seem that these Jodie'. deals had Wen remarkably moderate I. their des minds, end lied set au example to the rest of tai tribe that might be followed to advantage, fere they hail gives a seat for the comparatiarly small sem or 2.5001. It was ridiculous to talk of an sot ,airy like this; It eta a mere mockery to suppose that it *scold accomplish one gond end ; the Wieser of the Ilona', or if that were begging the question— /leer !]—at ell events the sees, of the country de. inanded a general and immediate investigation of the whole subject. In truth, the character of the House, end the respect that ought to be felt for It out of doors, hail heels lost by idle oppeeitiam ie der, order!] —Ile could Dot, think/to, agree to the disfrairchisemesit of Penryn, or to any step that might lead to it; It would be • groat set of Injustice to punish an indisideal who had not sinned more than great many others who were smooched, and a boo rough which was not worse, end probably not so corrupt as a groat number of others that could be mentinord. It was well known, no G-nilemen could venture to deny, that bribery had been committed in a thousand other instances—[Order! Bear, bear!] —sod the punishment of it in the particular case, instead of correcting the evil (if ilonoorable Gentlemen could persuade themselves that it was one), wneld have directly a osietrery of. feet : It wield be cooslderesl le she country as a pro. reeding where injustice was backed by hy poet lay . I Tr. folly of It also was apparent, for no man wedlil be Imposed upon out of doors ; nom* with his eyes open would believe that it was any 'Wog but a trick end contrivance—s pretence to Induce the weak and childish in imagine that Parliament was desirous to purge itself of correptiod; when in truth it we. only anxious speciosity to cover Its loiquity.—[Cheers, end cries of order!] —E'er his own part, he (Sir F. I Burdett) would much rather that boroughs were at ' once rendered legally and publicly saleable as at en auction, because he knew that there were many honest soil independent men in the kingdom elle woutil willingly give 4,0001. or 5,0001. for • sees gas the House, If they could do it fairly and prerp/Mt, that they might bring forward schemes which they thought would benefit and illustrate their country...-. Pleat., hear !] —They wished, and he wished, obit toe ',stem of secret elimination end secret intrigee should be totally abolished, and that the morels of the country should no longer be undermined, mud the character of the Hoes. invaded, by tech nefarious practice,. Why should trot boroughs avowed to be marketable. W !pottered openly marketable lib. any other commodity ? For these mums be protested against ell measures of severity against auy of the putties concerned in these transactions. Mr. BRAND would yield to no men in his seal for Parli.otentary it-form, bet must protest *phut the dominos that had been advanced by the last speaker. It was, ;miter,. extremely probable, that a melsorr of Reform would, before this time, have been cattieil into effect, had it not been for the wild, v , siunary, absuld, impracticable doctrines that had boots tro•rhod (woo the subject.— [Load coils ef Hear! freon all purls of Ilse blouse ]—lle would not tejort what he slight hove it is. his power to obtain, lineati.• he could not obtain all that he dratted. lie thiforott irons the night lino. Ceatlientiet opposite (the Chancellor of lite Erictrequer). in the view he tied t•ken of the sulject. lie thought the Horse was bound to investig+te all the circumstances of the case, and that s Committee was loudly called for; the enquiry had formerly beets confined to the case of she sitting Member, sad the whole vi the evidence had not horn gone into. The CII A NCELLOR of the EXCH EQU ER did not mean to ..eject to • short delay. Mr. mAirriN (of Galway) said, his principal objection to the kooks:: 3 writ in this iosteoce wa•, ! because it w.+ a r tt.tt tttilitaty iin t,fut of the worst sped. • Ili cout.t ...mi ., V. loin the whole quo. tiun of Itt•frras at toner. FL did cut set why Cat [loose to Myr the SI y te! githinall and ;Ii V . I - Ade, • led, in thit prose I elletabily lie • of election t• snug eta kntibloct‘i bisreelleentig goer. onehrhinne v it the iPreitlimit defect in thosaht that sentation, mill the geestior hillteted a pm leerely Ifs •ftiving the b *verity on the in- the Cansuitotinn. In the geoid a o hj n i t i to Shor•hern, the lintninglis I KW •n J. 1 7 violets of this bi7rosith slt mad br dssfranchis..il 1"r the faults #l/ titoelki sky punish thr nivel, for s h► ►rrers of one. Mr. theaght li thst where ',wet soul gross C 3•1.1 of previa' corropliou torte lhn Mll , it WA, the duly of Oar flown. to edict a proper itofor-o, as far a+ this horou4ll was concerned. To tit, &lay, rn it suing the writ, ho had too objection ; bet there wres on instruct. of oppoiosine s second Cornanitteo to enquits iwto the state of a lierotagh Elostioo. Ho thought, 'hot were sorb Oro warder, it would bring every obiog within goitre of the power of (bet Hover, wh;ch I.• did cot wi.e. Sir J. NEwpoitrihnui c ht die Name should pro. t eed farther in its enquiry lino t h e note of this bo rnegh, bemuse there ores much evidence *lnch could not othern is* be got et. Visgrant as the corruption might he in this borough, it could only at present be grit at by incidental evidence. for 0114 cabs the unt. s.f a Bonk Dirertoe had gone down end silted if Mr. Stunts bud given public breakfast*. 'lle a.. sorer wee, No, no! th.o out with him Wet the ON end they resolved to do so, loot then he gives them WA. a woe. While the Ikon was refining to epee 'infirm, wild mbernes of Reform, it ought to 'bow the People that it worild reform so motorises an obese as tisir, which had been proved to bare bees o f oil standing. Mt. CARY went through the 'widest* to show that Swann lied given what he conceived to be tfee wise of the elret.ir. He believed that the bribery tomb sus lint administered; end if any Gindidete *ens se impolite es to offer it In Cortowalt, be wool& make himself so enpopoist se to be sere of losing his splectims. Sir. C. WYNN.sid r tint inlso7 throes's. proved serf horrible corruption, as was wetar before shown. without an attempt to dniftsiiirltini the borough in *hick it was practivd. Taking thew merits as +her stand, he sew every reason foe Author enquiry. IC did not 101101,0 d because, tee 'tiers ago, the Noes, did not stsert its own dignity, 800 was any eirellou t why it should nordo so now. Au IV a. &stone, (Sir F Bartlett) Ind slid, that the person hove complain.. ed of, might tete mend to weeny wile its the 1f.... endue'', " ureteric naming de Is fdlnila narrater." As fin so this applied in the gross to Han. Members, be would say II was a false sod unfounded calumny. H.w far the Hon. Bacoset bad fogad it so, as ais. placable to himself, he would tint siterept to (ono an opii.ion. Ile would advise his Hoot. Friend:to Noel for a fortnight's delay. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT ram In correct a ells. atsontaat of tba 800. reitiobot otta bad jolt sit dies•: mbar be b.d sale sas in allusion to betough Members only (Cries of No. no!)—and be would repeat, that the ladividoal iu go..uon nos equally qoalified *int every borough Member to OA Boom. Tbe imputation of hivitift said etbertritei was falm .—( //earl sad cries of order!) Mr. BLAKE made some observaisoms whkb wth mould not boor. Mr. CALVERT declared, that his opprebesolos of the declantion made by the lion. Bert. woo ea icily similar to that of the Hon. Member who bad spokes' lam bat owe. It was not, 'weever, miterial, to rola the point In grostion, so he (Mr. Cal e►rt) moot affirm, that the chary as applied tIO the borough Membe►s woo egooll) false, onfoomiod, sod entomnioss, ■s If it hod beta ditectrd pion overi Member in that (loses. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT said, that it wet vat, hard to be thus p.m/natty and repeatedly called on; het he shoeld btiefit reiterate his former assertion. Sir ROBERT WILSON did ess f•r item with W. Hon. Friend, the Worthy Bert. that the Reform in/ tended ought not to be confioed to Powys Defy, bet that some general mestere should be adopted, which should at once effectually reform abases that bad tong raisted, and did Now emerioesly valet ; bet he.agreed also with the Hoe. Member far Hertfordshire in all that ►ad felling from him, awl hewed that the H o me would perwecute the raged'' , wiliest soy delay what• ever.—[llver!] Sir L. HI; liit ELI. mill he had no nhj►rtion to the amendment proposed by the lion. Member for Mout. g..meryshire. 'llte CHANCELLOR of the EXCHRQUER alms observed. that the alteration of the term to a forroight, remested all his objections to the origiesi motion. The motion as antended, namely, that the Speaker should not issue his cattail until this slay feetnlght, he. was the.. agreed to. Sir C. BUR k ELL then moved, that a Select Com. ankle. should be appointed to enquire farther toted.* 'Mosque of certain carrel), and practices which appeared to prevail in the Borough of Penuryo prowl. was to and ilistiog the late 11.;Session, •od to report their epimons, sugethet with their ebsereations therms so, to tie House. Mr. BAN K not feeling satisfied Irish respect to the precis* form of reseeding iliat ought to 6e adept rd iu the case, wished that the cou•ideratian el the caution ju.t mad, by the Hon. Baton's might be pest. potted until IV.thitsday.—(cries of No, no!) Lard C. CHURCHILL prosealed 104111116 t any ed. joernment of the •ppointmeut of • Committee. Mr. F. DOUGLAi mid his •{sn could not count she pealisosieseset for a single day. M r.TIERN EY obseived, that all parties screed in sh e Heeesais, of on elagust), end that the only gee*. t . was, in what assuner that esigeiry ansght to be I conducted. Until the Hon. Slumber let Coif, C•atle should state mime p•ttirulasly his reasons for wish. I : log to peffpnlin a flnen.lnn ne the gerstion, he eon leased that hr was inclined In r, silliest delay, ; su t►. Inlet! the Hess*. 111:. 8.1 Nk . a bi, that these were merlons modes tor proceeding sa Lie'spealed to hint to be preferable to the •ppsnutm►sss of • S-lect Cemmsl•tea. One us% • ref.teoee so a Comtoistre al Privileges, cuussiteted ot the whole I 'nu., ; mans her, an esaminatioa at she bar. Os. snoop fnsn•er occsst.•us • Hsil had been in tn•dured Sr. 11safsassrlike a place spine which Will insioatasionb bad been alleced. Ur wished for delay, in order shut she heel minks of proceeding might be duly considered, mid, be could osiers' the Right Geii , lesinsit, not from the slightest wish to get rid of the rittraisnis. Mr. .I . II:ItNEr dlsCleirno.l soy such insionstino. Mr. II Sll Y 1 II proposed the a.';' , .eronsent of Lie yerNsi to to-sinerow. Sir J. SI ACINTO:.II oripportpd rbi. prwpori•inra r which. %hi. &kin • (lel" *pros Lug% .Ir. %Vino .:u.I j.. (.. 3osren, woe Britoil to. RP