The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-04-17 00:00:00

. • • -ON = ~'# ~. Vsir t W ' A• wii c ii i that Illustrious PIII•I4Mc_ was weltered . t . . ak of this Ciovii, ma. be rut *hied: OW Hit lae ~._ f i na l m i k e , end pat!itellizil . she Prints, atoce:thgteerrind, hi t hi s coun try, was nighty correct. Bat whiht hifelt It Orlon flan a loe iseaboeld eat shrink, to submit die plopieilion to the limo. he.basl to iamerat. that those who on it Aimee e a ,..p moo err .. - . 0 ,4 tisegvin to his Royal Higbee's oat* mfr dlo;' p m ee.tp withdraw their oppositias. and that saPaceePegioanst. w e. 2 1640 by those individuals who were e a t roo m at the' wa i t* Mseessioe. He was aware of toe objittiols thee Parka-1 u m liege to same rano , precluded by its honer acts from eettegaignimuice of tit - subject. Under these aragonites. be sheen not pre.' the the to a divas*, mina he was me-t abl v ris i ta i lect tient the temper of the Hewn. that there exisied a 'to secede to the propel-al. Bet be would bet bas* faßil Ilia dotY. If be did not recent is the most so mas wet his sod decided judginest in seppoet of the '• ' ihe ineelit. skerrtere. cue , lade wrat wheine._Thot the gem of 11 0 20M tA . Nis bor d ed . as a proto b Ar t a Hig the Duke 'Mr. IjitOttki HA V obserred. that from the eionser lo esti* obi Kepk Lew ireed the nienere, he did no: fret the lent es- of prevail* disc the Howe to adieptii.—For Say part. tail r. Brougham. - I shall (sopa the grin to the Duke of 'lCitedderlood ou the 41111 e gross* precisely. add es ise ethen, vol wbiels I opposed tie graft au the Mete of Cambri Ise, Hot if the Noble Lord sistiold fail in earn* $s propositfoo, 1 do that Isis will sot he prevented Min. Ihlisollog it op by as. Itesolef ioe, emotes a se dower ol of eo the Mechem efllerland.-•[ dear. hear !] — Wits' ' ' ittstrioin Life I item oat the bonder to be racqusinted. i ' it is set se* *Way to adage co the propriety of her ontleet since her ar o-W. alter tier able mie* *bids the Hole beard from a PM ihr Lord ft.orJ (lower) last eight. I hall, - therefore, leave de mtength of that hope/ stow to isrodue4le: ialleence. Mau- Owe, eel 4.S..the coodort of that disti e t i s ig Lion to be • • Goaoreetislonehle.• What iteay be Mr nalkslisf lila diVeratltd sal bee ie soy quarter, and the preprieremien agates. Whirl je hp ' had, to emieod. I shalt neither stop Me ..hasp sup eimelemAt Obeid be'appreivive. illiturrat, easretierous, tuistonsiously Me Go give thou slay marthre.--(trest 1,) .Lord " °LBO lON It coacerree so Me snaan kesitlime4 I Ms honourable and Learned Priced. Ile woe ennioced et great deal of the prejelice cached wield the.lllsehMai . was grimadlec. He spoke from absete bnotelmiseobil ihit was pre-eminent in her cowhides and shred* to the British-is her toga country. -lard CAOTLBRBAUII Old, that It was suet *totem* to pass by the haslet* of dower , whatever diepositioa the House Aden adopt with ivies prievaaidem. dlr. W KO? ThStAirrasM NI es is *et greet*, If the • ;wed wee mood to the pochess of Uniliallood his Royal the Debi conid be rehired. The troaltioll to the • el It ilridet be edimildered mftracione to theßoyal Family of • easatry, and to the Court from dehiscent litanies, Lady l iTißffifil wall of opinion, es drat if the mot to the Pike tr: Woe 'Mewl, the givlogibedowerto the Dud* if Cenherisid inotsldialipisr so molt: He haw the franc .1 Oaf eimpitry better into mu t Geettemes I. th at Hone— A tar e l aol he .could take Ipso Mount( to my, that the Peer w that IA iseldiess disilealon should he asade hetweas the branches of the Royal Fondly. Henreid 11.4 approve IC the maser is Irlsieb the Noble Lord (Costiereagh) introdocid therpresent pro. priiiltion—be for oar was prepared to put It to .0 dlvisios. Itlear, Wee I)—}le despised any ander sacrite : popetteity —he veva would ei mpremise with his own does con vie' ion. He never yet heard even a solitary _ a wily* liberality of Penman to the Princes of the Bleed, shots be interceped -is its walked* to the Hoke if Combatant. Lord CASTLEK BAUM observed. that the Hon. Gentleman ithu bad ji , ot spoken had *sprawled Mosel( displeased with the cowrie watch he • (Lord C.) had adopted. He would retool that nondurable Cooties* good for evil; for be declared that be bad not fora beg time heard a speed. 0 Melt bad gives him greater pleasure. It was a mealy speech is the MUM Orilla/at. ' lie bead, hew ever. to be distinctly endentood. that he had by no means relinquished going to a slitleins i hot that be hod called on she thieve to show him • men I. believe that bethought sot betcy the came of the Illestrioes Pitionages la goes* by doing se. Sir WM. SCOTT observed, that her Royal Him*. .the Mdse.'s of timberland had, dull& iihr residesestiothis coos icy, discharged In the moot distAgehised mason the dells 4 her Onion. The sinew* as to She. somata* if a devote NI * Royal Highness druid. therefore. he. Was pemeaded.;ite ailenhatitisly acceste4.M. .WidErespett to daintier of the r a ters , tee, ad mead eletheidify fetal to a her yot Hire 3 mise feel et 'wit a ono. if it were pea ed in* Royal Con*. Het _lie IV. • • Ilitatt)rhe • illlfeble Min talk WAN 40 fut. IL "611111 074 1 7 1 : 1 1 1 Parit ich is to hi, Royal Highness. Tim any grossed as os a &mar occasion. the House refund to mete a provision he their Rayed Highnesses was, that thera af—enrilisment had mat Sees "hen on ibe marriage, a Mot the teamster of her Royal Highness was manes,. to I Now, Mama, her charmer was known. and by seivendtheenithra rued. .Tite llinsams, must, sherrlOre, In his afielinnAtatel *id itetrio - estsitleity Y. give lbw now Muds they famerty sr obits*. as the caw obi* Induced them to oitinold u hod been regained. Me. PROTHEROE did not think Aim their Royal Nkle maws were hadebted to the limooraMe Geutleman opposite foe the course he had adopted. It was very unfair in take advantage of •be geilerottediepoeitinsi of the Rowse towards as enprotoet ed target'. agate in propose a grant .which hod been se re tend) rejee rd. If the Howse retracted the decision to whit . they formerly came on thicsobject. they would ill the country with disgust, and bring the character of Parlinneat lain eon tompt.--(Hear, bear ll—The argements *bids had been min:: Os the limner discussion of this ques Me had been vay nefairly Mated: There bad beep g _rent eistesisteney at conduct ia a Uri. high quarter is this midge", and be trusted that it **ld M Imitated by .bat nottle. .. Mr. WKO ITHSLF.T. its rower to MO obommderrof she' lion. GMtleimo. that the orgasms urged me the Armee illir. coulee of 'to teatime had twee safairt vial inted. wet proceed lag to read frail a nowneselbm the aided* urged by as Hon. Rome who opPoletl the Worn he was colt' ed to order, . The CNA lOWAN Amend, UM It woe ~yes Ilea iv& of _proceeding 4, refer te% foam' **kV Mr. 'GI RU I' r Eill.Lif ; After worn* klelbanst alleeepte M read the polor.Mbiefted. Mat the sultana at it was ea skew. that the . et the Hen. biseseet was, dm it tad set Mat whetheror sot their Royal MMus* in le thrift this country. SW T. ACIAND wieldy coodeemed these ping Mt *et th e Ilinstrioes Paseo hi eta ono, who ep de. slues of pranag he guidon to a divisioo Hew tee* Mom tabling a of those unpleasant argueseehmstost dirA gram. to the r Moe of which the How. dent. lea so sedm Many intital He fett it an imperious day to raise the 2k. eat. and Magpie Sward his regret that th e !loose were Is. be prevented, by tilt oser.warreth of lajodiciees Meads, from ponsing.ibeeseeilet‘ path which had hem previously chalked Mt fur them.' Lord lITAILEY nod, he was sot in tows when the lemetliso was last discus. d. Hod he bees present be elm* eestataly have voted against the grunt I and be far Ire, say chant has tag taken place in his untimaies ots the re they *tin as as eta. With regard to use of the . falai. . ‘... he certainly felt dimply for a penal' is her sitastios ttsst as.ieept as any wan amid towards a eionsa . mder such • . could net sir sat i rgraieus a aw e le we shy wag* is its this Mr. F. Ir VOUHLAS abut if ante there wets esee la **it web tbeeleeely weenie for Pasinasest Mores w arch a. r thi a l as as e a t ,„, a it was die preset psi qt married Priam' who Resod 01 # to depend for Ste essiattenatece of a very teiase ll,4 l 4 s i tata to the lien eta Vacates Power. It greeld, MMs opines, token a east of geseeosity and of sully ham as Its part at Use nit to pas his Royallitehnin Me Mate( Centherlaird altar - lame teratiatat his Royal - Bridle*, Mr. BURN KY conceded. dela it moll be thebeis4 of is. this stalrassi lli ttael agele aat ell tb s e ata rli rettlr, Irtiler 4 si lli Ciii =rig& WORK H ot ti l i ft4 4 111 4454 7 , adterflag Oit Os rn!,a4fogiears' . . lad lazes piste WOOS 164 it 14111111 • F e ri• • olons to thrte Mare sad Waco be bed had the ity of , Nu* bad sever in it more • *SIMI de dill Orptenents faf eexpect them Woe etched to him by t per*, I*l *bogie be hat certainly not espe- Zasoodsorised to mete say sulteleetit from it., beeseld trot Vies eghieg to tie Committee a few elpereattoss, to tebieli it mosrally gave rise. The cierrespendesee began by a IWO fee, the marritore. The. ins laser .was Mom the PAO tit that th e could not comma to, • - CASTS. BACsH,speke to order. Hi misdeed th at Se cessueskatimi which the Honourable Henke* weeniest Is fake So the - COONottiOo, as it had vet bees notherised, was 37.11414111 al EIitILST said, he Abonld be lorry to do +thy 111146 11,..... iwicalsanal *Mary to order, bet the character of our roams was of ettet peat Importance to Me coin ry, that it was tiliKdi stn ibk. 6 , ~.----- ...iv opfavonrahleand onfeended ito- IN• I~ Mit e l e owribie N 4 - Sine an"; allasoarableast aiiatughal is- Mai sigh. exist las Use *Aim. tAml ViliaLilititt4tin iAserved, that the this. Geodes** 1)000 4 . atilt% el sk he was am authorised to sake the sawrias ili•kh lioloblicshitaseoird. jilliLllgaia .proceedisr,„ vilest the Cabal 1111 4 1 9 7 lber alitwark svoke to order, and there bebeg a vow tilde; if !!• • 1 • .-. 0 .- 7 1 " T - 07:71dciiii i t ae6tH''''' - iyillau ie ~;nay. 'lda y ilgpi411 " 1410 IOW& , PPM if& e 4 lli;1=0•1-. at Ile* t r hekl. e ittlhatill ei thi t t l a i ata e selg o r f i rbe7:4o2'l E ; reisaiiiiitee were lee* IA amqvilcr g. little.* semi cip4 AMR nisei ef Me amine,. No - Mei . a l pe t:tit our ilmtecee iwere ia • most emitamited : aitairies. . so' dila 11l br Mat lees eamtest which we had rot y etta waSest. aid fi• which the leavens of the Nara ' • !Ituditta regress deeply Weaved as *NW the ?cook* e, fee use, atilt not regret this ammo eves wish all to- Its, - pineetudeasheeeelitry had - bees by it fetes Melee 'stems, dylitla msysistte thegnsoctp, his Morn Hight* theHeke of emus*, wag sui aset de ' Threw. ha eitereitral that his i stigl2 lll h:TsZill e i l , fee lg .bim. Ber the ismer t mod rotevieCevirlitsehe *yid non, were air achy libeball. presided iiii.—filkiik !ad h 7 l e llee l sette li t s o d tgr DlXliiirs the _lrr i te a gal aPPr. • .) wits was a *lel .for pewees et hie 46 'mkt bow - awe Is . Wey .1 Higharss did set melt it. He Ides _aa these* grimed vale against the prow., propaltiao. ijospeasompmpir• was another Term for. &deg se, namely, that or the meet satire cessideratiew Parthime had before refused a nailer dein...4lkm. beeell—De the accesses he (Kr. nibs) bed em weld 4 bet he atedidly ackaswkdged that lad he bee OM should' hie shou eagseitilimahly have voted spies' the r= Er...ll,lo.oooflasibing samba that resod. chlori e' is e . Ho rse, _asset all altered ha opines, and heated sty, that slid Wok (hest pewees exercised - a Meat dietitheambe Opp brought kis Royal Highness before Paella* otagara. La Iltdcourt he leek ea this subject he was actuated* Ay the most hew melees-4er hewer pessaaded. that nay *desists, their la .• Ineddrese" might merit** by redsmeibiay NS e *Tr: imply Mei eisite• by the sable Meshy =r e. RIM the y i tgeld. acquire. reeileded that the real istereas of MeMe Boyar r ated& la amebas, the character of tee noose, the nitr ofthe Fearer, would be hat meshed by re. r e t s iz the sew submitted to die Geseensee--he y es* apdastit if it should be premed to a di-, Oise. .' , Mr. CANNING aliened that some of the which baLbsimi urged- 60a s die Mane., would him Jae itrap• Ophle hat thr tramactiess in ableh it ori e l heel mat tes el dohs it eaprice. c aZ weedy of tabs( sown r lee, with . view la Me. of she seseconee is the really at possum *a the arose from a calamity width pi power ea earth emild avett, it was bard to mike it a matter of toadying* of be Majesty f • that such decr o: been HAM k! S. He see se help believing. that if the had Wee I an!" Ims *IWO wry steps having been sakes tlits • Eseretive Qeverasaegt to supply the defect in the see ' A z would have hey elsorgd es mach boner grated Osit irew ed their duty, thee that ea which they were at fir hoeing performed it. He was at a loss to •• what priltelple the Commolee wore called open to there ragweed Moiled Bet au the grated of character s , for ' alelaileed. - Nit ire the grouted of milerity. ler that was r by the use of led . 4 ., .s trusted the tzt e lee would remilleet, Mal thee mkgsitte was sot pre ldieuddli Meld be edema. e was set in the House - trim nu ProPotilled who het dieeees.d. as . he therefore aselit Oss wie ii die .• i die lillaulte assk r a th ass it i recalkel mie . low eiz et hr o s a ltseezi l i t e: Wm Iffiliflit Willard. at prellef. Oder circessa g stances Of a eery Olibreet had. • It we. le the Armes iodeace a ewe of a mar llage jewastriby mkpelliie Harms. atatiag natio all pecan i a-LOW wi prises pie el ailiaace. Ma if the gloat weer pew It geoid be refused oaly ea rased, petaled: towards the Jlisdivideal who was the objets of it.— But be ,alie Caimmaii e, that his Haile Primed, - le briegiup bed die jlw del Now a marked de.l oiea ral imam to ' 4 she foresaw easilidaus, of the Hamm His Neldd need Isom* stated that he saintais d ea ftmeeludeele F,the rptestila m a divines, sale.« he siolloord slso seem sad ug grille Hesse tea in farmer of the orepaskied That eiediliospl a it was, bail% bees met ist a aware hopes* Cr i ts d slitmadoe, he Psi it to the Comesinee. if Ms bilbile,l lim e ill ass he didPll.ropensible Witte ' 111 mottoes 1.0.1 Weal add to Ike Hoar. if he and 'Mee who acted with him, 4" mistil fre. ot Eiiiir ess r i Ztel so l ih4l4-r v."1 1 . 17 11°1 "Pilieu oe thus l 7 . l tilf t th ell ali. as wares hat a priseis:l4 slick eave t ien them ii• s aiti s t;ive,.l illd pea ve. 0 ....6asmbriti et .TilatT cootieded. that as the House bed 7 eazpropen ion of shasesmatied dirty yea s age. they , Ns 'eject is le the preseekhessatme N. sea , ge . lea*: Is oittp.aarso eh'. co Alje di ty =tete. Was theremet. the: awe: c hew is the ... • I fires &bedewed for scow*, tee lordly arged, '' a meteasr) to lee *halved ? To agree so this vete would he asairreaweiree a emwere upon their past coition. by renal:t -.4804a S. which they . /sad, deliberately Ea. e. He hoped eh, iittaltho , come regard (Si their etre digaity awl (borac ite. it . Wes said that great nations were made es *Wale Ihe former crate, if u, he was igeoraat of it, lad whether it was se or ew e his roasisterey as sot at ell committed. nor harks( vat, st ea dial occasion at all. Bet sow that the queen's wail subedited agate. be would," his vote against It, sad ewe Mt I himself hosed to de se, whatever his ere opinion might be I originally. in "'der to protect the euswisteaty of tit House. Hr. II U A THDRST rose amnia lead cries of Question. as/ ' mein me 0, oh t the Hesse was sot booed by any former de. vino' as to the cane it should maw adapt. The poise, hew ever, essetismed is be so great, that it was hapos.ible to collect eves am *saline of his arguwe..ts. Mr W. WYNN old be should sot enter into the general retloos. which applied e unity to the kw vote of the Horse; i hal he felt it doe to himself, and those with wheat be had voted Naiad the measure three years ago, to say w by.he should do •se alto. But Gest, he would . protest moiled its beteg received as w principle, that a provistoo should always be made es the elliteisp of any of the Princes. cto this ground. that Phr.la meet had already made provision for them which was suf. Selene so samitsaie their state, either single se married. To my that kmliameat should not congider the propriety of any idUesee w ase lp might form. that the mouths of Members were se Op by vit)ieg. that each topics were Oleo deli cate a he ievesagased.sv ere vanities to *hick he could by no mesa mow. It was equally absurd to comead, that he came the eldectioas which were stated Imitate were am re-urged as the preset* occasion . . is the sawie Parliament, mad before the' saw poser. these olsectioas were to be essandered as redo. =—[Hear, lawn—lt had bees deice bed us derailing to wry, that a British Preece should receive no allowance fa He did sot see hew it was more degrading for a Priam Si de se ea coat/meting a soarriage w ithw Prin . of that satiated` thew fora Meager Princess of Prussia to ,reties • similar sealimeat here. A greet deal had bees said giallibit collie, a stigma epee as Illustrious Lady, bet the Mimi sou Ibmweisee. by animas to coogratulate the 'hose es th e armalage el the Duke of Cemberined, bed themselves allied a selepsa. The liit law* individual in this emery had embed 4/tupieipsdisdactly. by her militias from Court, a *eines which be lifted to have been grateful to the country, and lergieelible be merals. The mast that could be said in hey' &veer Wee, that er Me setbiag had bees heard about her.— As he thell fur Me* remelts, that the marriage was atti de-. m nishie L be mmud it the great a hick was Mr. G. P. LITTL Tol§l contended, Mutt =matey was nom easergleg from the disarms iti which It was peeped three rises age, Out ham estestiteeed in itself.a ISIVOM distincsion haws., Ike two With regard to the Hiaeriees Lady seeded IS, fig semi perseaded that the more her oinnaoer was kaisers the mere wadi it conciliate the respect etthe reen try As to the billowiest which were made artain.i the eke. rime of the Royal Duke (for thgte was ao proof). he sitould amide: himself to be a weak wee. were be to permit them to beire*slighted ielleasee ea hisia4gmest He hew that wee of the iesiseatiess were proved, and believed, oa kb hewer, That Aber were ._ _-rE Hear. beer I Sir L i ...IMPORT es pheeed. The:Cautwiteee thee divided, when there appeared— Yoe the Motive 136 . Agalast it . . . 143 Mqjority . «4 Lead ebeg red eeb race is the Heise when the remit of the divides suss Whets we Weis adestitod into the 'eery, we'. fussed the Chairmen of the Coessektee hid* question on the itswelution foe granting 1,0001. a , year to the Duchesa et caltiosalaud, as adowry, Ja 1 the event of the dir.o of lib Royal Highness bee besblind. '1 Mr. FORBES (who* arlb could Oat distiottly hear frees the noise of strangers redline into the gallery) said, as we understood him dacha would *pm, the grant.--[d laush ]-.-AL Il e s. sad . Leireed _ - - . . Gentleman (Mr. Brougher - , - acted inconsistently in volt lallowinee to hii . R,oyal flight posing the greet to the • Oak Bondarable sod Learned - 'himself, in use the mousers ,to seppoit a similar - grant to LA laugh.] .a .:ii it'll! *ll/04. 1 1k.. ; 11411.1. „sacalba made egslast. him,, at Mearnet.lo which it wag ssiora4 A the Home s itar.oald sot col* 14!Ixt_agie !so l i . dlr. ,aggslied that• bra endsrMaed the Houourableeod rood eyeatlemaa tosay, that is the 'moot of Olt Hoop. epeeist( toes additional pro vince for the Pshiplr Coadwidge, be would 'import a similar provision ter the Duke of. Combeilmad. NV: BROTIGFuIt.—Sir, .1 commit oosseiste how IlimOorebta Gentlemen, whose saderatoodhopme. OtOttr occealosais s• sound and solid, shosid haw ete , rerlisimpprelmeded way °mashy as- to draw frimallt epees* an ineosaiseency with my vote. I two seemly cooed's hOw his misepprebesaket mild base anima Is the latter cam I added my vote to the-Wm of the Betas, bet I did, not cootaidict by it the principle which '1 laid dove s as I voted natant the allow ascii is both eases.(iiersel from Mr. Groh,. The Him. Secretary for the Admiralty,' whose ender. steaditag is songs as alit of the other Hosestetlit. Gelidness% Ii veiled—(a tomgh),....theers ma on thla eccasien, aml joins the other Hosnerablo CieSl ads to the charge. He would be glad to earth me is an inconsistency, and already bogies to trieeph I* ,the idpagbet he has stionseded. If that ilVileterahls Secretary has aey charges against my oistlact, :I" shield be glad.that he would state them openly and, maufully t in a way that I can answer them. 1 000 treat him to bring his accusations forward, in a pelt lie and eadiigaised manner, to meet me face to fag s and not to have recourse tooth*, melba& of atteelta which hue no opportesity of repel, i sg.—( Hese I). —lnstead of assail' ag my character sr my ceasistesey in as underhand manner • instead of watch* my tended to expose it when I anent defend myself; let him fairly and manfully advaoce bis charges in this Home, where I can overwhelm them with instant confusion..--[licar, hear I]-1 nem pledged myself to sapper& the grass to the Doke of Cumberland, if the proposed allowance to the Doke of Cambridge were to meet with the tomorrows of the Committee; such a charge against me is totally onfoseded. Sty argument was, that those who supported the latter, if all personal grounds were left oat of the question, could not consistently vets for any additional grant to the former kited le foilesieg my own prisciple,l acted consistently is voting against both Resolotione. I will appeal to the aoderstiodiag of the Home, thoegh I will Make so appeal to that of the Ham. Secretary, it such we sot my reasoning and my conduct; and I will ash them if there is here the shadow of incoadateocy. As I left. oat of view at regard to personal qualities, I could make no die. auction between the twi cases ; and es on *Pik woods I voted egainst the allowallol to one of IM Royal Dokes,on the same grosads I voted against any grant to the other. The Resolution before the Hoes. now is totally nacossected with either, and has ay . withal sopped. •Str. CROKER.--1 entainly laboured ender the some spesapprebeedoe of the Hes. and Learned Gee theiMe's speech as the Noo..iillesabor under the gal. Set (Mr. Forbes), and therefore I cheered the Hen. a .11 1. -begitri to 'explain : an appre4iodod lacaliateostra I sweetie* periMiat alluaios 'whatever, end would bare acted in the same way by soy other illembei; That Hon. and Learned Gentleman has however advised Me of an anxiety to watch Itis"coadect, and to catch him is an 'neon. sisteacy. If I thought it worth my while to watch that Hon. and Learned Gentleman's toadect; if could make it my object to detect his incoasisteacies, I bare no doubt that I could do so both in his votes and in the.debstes,. not Doi, now but iseretdoes.-.-0 I 'whaled to examine his condect in future, I might be equally successful. bat be is much-mistaken if be thinks that I could undertake sopa task as to follow his coarse for the purpose of pointing oat his inconsistencies; viewing him as I do, in no other light than as n bil.sobstef this Hosse r wisose condect, asscept in so far as it appears in debate, is to me an object if isdiffereste. Whoa, therefore, that Hon. and tweed Gentleman ihdasates that I hatie'made attacks or brought charges Kohut him It another quarter, I an assure lb. Hesse that the loolusatios' is totally anfseeded. I am perfectlyat a less to know to what the Hen. Gentleman anodes. I can not Cooeeilia what be means by the iosineation. In no writing of mine, published either anonymously or with my signature, have I ever so mach is 'mentioned: the name of the Hon: Gentlemen. What his troubled conscience taught him to regard as an sum* of mine, 'I am totally at a loss to conjecture. To what be at tacks in saying 'bat I have been watching his conduct for the purpose of pointing eat its inconsistencies, I cannot conceive. The charges which he hes brought • I ~~: . . .--...--, . . thetillmwamos to the Lists 4.6444 . pi1hi. • lb. Those had foamed, decided egaieetit t pod bill .1 dog& be'sboald be acting Incessistestly iChooxt• Ai* ht • CIIII (pt. Ow pqrpose of merlin lit IMO ►decidees. The sooner she Haw was .seattptrestlik Isersetsey- pm, time, sob** Alto better. lie aid, bill, preseet Metiem s Isowever r . for .the &chap fr the Order, obi thepedect eederManding teat soatteolipc, would be made to brim ferward pin the ridedeti assoletbsos. - , . Mr. TISANEYsaId. Oat though. these•9oloooo6' Is_ V* decided, is* Stifir leiPtutalli .4dIMISS, MS* COM% ou, which inlght.row‘tp , it improves ,tailliko cbaip the Order s the. Call might be peep** pier m . few days withost bolos discharged/ After a few golds frees Let 4 CASTLERIA.GS6 the litotioo was put, end Ore Order riellehatiud• • ..t Mr. BROGOEN brought Aube Repel*. 44.11;e• Grant to I illt Doke of Clarissa,. • . . •,. •, ~ Lord CASTLEagAGII wid e shot:. in pettiegt the *egotists on this quesesso, Roi9liti Abe, Root Doke. nor he MUSK any disrespect, le the Uoltmi is tsssg that he wished le limed at plisi *polo k. ... . , 1, .... Mr. TlEftlit:Y. *ld, t4{ im-getiisig..qok,mf Ai. matter in this- way,lirey wecocene,tiegottihregelmeillgr.: in the Jeweils. The entry, *eel d Am. made, and•slte. greeods asatmi ow wbinil tib.11.0011114011 as Was: drtipi. 114 aright b. et.m..lalsompooric -Oa.. paper read by the Noble Lerd „this s Inight,be, placed cm the Amine's, sod .still .040,11164 .611 lb. whole sinistion • otlnorldne 11 ; meeM apple „thee, 4111 Committee had risen the oesg..teattee,6o/11}404bse. and that the Rome badaftemetdantelloted,ito, , Ms Dikes sicriliel might OWN' eiris-64, Wert low% • the Joarnalis 'kW 11 •004411tiele liilw:lianeeleim - which the Itesehatiell ftrakeleillieltiONlPMlNgs" Lard CASTLEftgAGIL avioltitt,crand.set tte.thie without *inherit, : bet 11040041114killeglovillasil and so methods takes feeeemlog it infinnientmi , The itasoletios was limo real, whets Mm. IL. 4. • TAYLOR again pretested spigot 114_ 2 . .. . . .... r= , After a few words, from Ms.. W. Slunk USW CArrulatAan, sad Mr.. TIMMY, UN . Oftwilitiali was adopted; the other Orders of thsk flay sew that dispoeed of, amd the Hoe* adjostreed at Sloes 04:41116 4 , - ~- v - ->. ~ 7. LAW INTELLIGENCE :• 'CbttitT 00 ICUIeIi'eILESCII. Aran. Ids . . Arriuz. or Ku ithEit, . . . • 'Wu. Asiaciao V. 'AIBIAIMIL t1101111t10,14:.. . . 1101 being the day. typists!. len* too. shihia ii.oilt of this lawman me, hilly ... _.... , J.. . Mr. Cutrry was hard is ill glatffin Alia twi11..., and leminoms argemismi tali r. Tie s t,i . Term, on behalf of the Appelleit . . The Lee! Counsel said, that ilthofgh on H ..,a si/armee - he was apprehensive that it woidifilelthfet,y,lo,epe . copy a very considerable portit*, .tel it ROOK to the arginneiti 041 Windt of lliy : . ff . e rilOsillts, l o4 o ooll hoped to be able to impels his bb•evrpirp,wjadas a smaller space; and be oenkriertill talleilml JhOCiti. would be in his power to Midst)! the. Geer! alsea'lls . , Defendant ought not to be allowed to wage, 4-srah theAppetteat, bet legit seism* teak. mew coostitetional mod; of trial by a Jury of bus weep,. Us them addressed hiinself to the four Made of volt . : mint relied upon by his• Learned Opposite? * Mishap, —lst. That trial by battle is the right, of the Dot. Pendant, sad not of the Appelloi. 2d. That sashotate plea is only allowed where there is a ti e& fief self,. *widest to the Court, 10r014!ng vieleit prememptieti, of guilt, and . not whet, the presumption 15..10, remelt from a nember of facts ;. sod `get the coolltilfit • pin ip the present case was objectionablt s es .s«t, !on the ground of its *deg multifarious as in poisitid, fora. 3d, That admitting Akr coonter.plee to-frpe, .selgclent, yet the replicatioemstained a complete. ; tamer. to it. And 4th, That tie judgment of that, Coe,* mast be, that the ,Defendant be entirely acquit., ted t sod suffered to depart without a day; Ease 4. these points be considered . separately, end diaconal, all the cases relied Upon by his Learned ifpiend, 14, after en argument ef three boors length, hesonclndedl , by espriming a hope that tins reasons be bad offered would be Nand sefficient to send this aim t. a trial by the Seoeld, however, the decision of , the Court be otherwise; shoold it be thought tit im the nieeteentb . easter; tp revive the barbarisms et the twelfth, the lippellaut would sebmit, to the el. tentative be world oeper have desired.., The die.,. parity of strength between him and the Appellee , amid nut drive him from what he considered lb& permit of justice: if obliged to it, he world tak•- : up the arms which were tendered to him; be would address himself to *the battle, and God would defend against me, whatever be alledes to, are totally false. the debt Mr. BROUGHAM asked, if the last 'expression - The Court heviog remained in geossitatiou o f the lion. Gentleman was p or li osootory i onsoosot about a quarter of an hour delivered their olds**. and is what sense be andastood the seriatim. Mr. CROKER sepia (as far se we could hear Lord Eta.resoitovon.—A multitude of Isms se& him) that he used the terni to deny the charge, in the authorities have been cited on both side', into whitda bases sense in which the imputative was made, u to. the. Court have most ansimsaly looked, .lo foldouts tally onfmmulod. aaimrtain whit is tbe mode of trial by !aerie uses 4. A MEMBER (whose name we could set liar.) appeal ; gal they are of opinion, that saless the pen, hoped that the Hon. Gentleaus-woeld.rogensider sent case falls within sow elf the eaceptioes thuds , their espressioss, and that the matter would sat go naratiotted, with that degree of certainty in peiat sf farther.—(No, no I frogs another ileisker.)-4ke has which excludes all possibility of doubt, it is . ire; explanation is sethfactory. posiiitle to rifest this l',Jefeadanth *is wager battles. The qualms wisdom pet, sad tbellesdedoessa. 1 1 1 e not liolosiry.for lbw Plod." to enter let° a simously agreed te. , • • minute egasatias otthe sircesmeences of Oise**, The Helms resumeda , ~..0 - , tut it is sti&itie tbktauch degree of certalsty Mr. pitoTH paws am id, thig empork f ler au is easier:4m to the -ups, pet. Ja • Brigaiaas 4 1 . 1 3 7 - Call of the Haiti on Fridib thelliMiled. be read 110 . 1111141100; duel sot exist is, over for do Femme of being distbarged. '- ' - Klima caw. 4 . oo.thiarig Laid does tip*. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR: professed himself beatniks' Is to sylvcase eaceptlsts,.,” that as Appellee. all the grants le which the.Cemesittee bad agreed..—• Imii_fgeed Meson by his bedy.oalsviog llPPealeds. All the propositions voted were is kis ppption, in- *POP .se e m s Oaks sPlase Woo , r densible in the pressed burden ed state of the coin, ti doss nts' nd.il f • proof 40 celiellrh" Ho wis therefore decidedly of oplition,lbat a snout take place on.tim ruses a l icasira, and tliore.. Coll of the House• should take'pitei foftbe ptirpOsa ft!, the usual spaatitatioeaktripi f4ofily, Os of taking themes' of Meeiberetipini ebb Hills to be Prliecligills whieli Apply -larcipie44 IlOPed sad to the introduced le costergetlaso of. Beam -Tforlioseet.. trial Of - battle) seaat t acceglingo.tlbe• coifs, obis Gentioillon who oat aster alone Ss-leave for tbs. us it now . 11111 ade j s. 11 1/T4 Pl!alsilOsa< 11 0 141•611111 “ • ' . discharge of the order, sithosgb be kad s veted agate* leg (Willed. 414 wthde.of Jf l A4 loy•Siiwwww(laial) , Nupiaioo, ultertrise defeodset is ..014141. to V ihitilVikor without. sire woe reason day ! That' is a poiat, .b . oWittir r 11/414 fIP Ida to 4w. ' • list wampum eay j adgespies, leaviut Oat melter to. ms pelatedly cM. M atglemilieffalter. The C. 4114 ape 'bet argonaut , could eayollat will . .consider • that, P 4l lltis,ala at -Pro m " tile Curt thegrast, be felt Jsimeelf , feel thoisselvars „ready, ;upon coesidetrotioa, to pro.. the greet ishiesiq tifj Deena that khis ji acme), whisb, egderthe jaw as gamuts for rejecting It eow'staiih r die Or: by battle seen to take place. • ..• . ...• 7 ig• .4 , . . , r - -`•, 1 ~ t . ....id r 4 1 40,044 : stir limelailar it MO' mpAtsj ,1 "411 the Oali EiraireViltritititr j: to* ciwi igoisoci 6,0 ,„,,,, w , 0 iii. low Thbilires. irk kiwi All ailiso jo de PK 40 Ike .kinic•P sea diallf 6.4 _ 2____. de) heti ? is Ws epistles, the gnats, west base iiinegedhis epi Ail Against the proposed be sosldstill penist is the dal, N $ thrtsgss the Mite. Is Op. thelbe change. • Oahe et •Cstebridge, that • Mr. PROTHEROZ, orb, isirt ei thistassaas pistlieg- eit epee by the lies. Gessiesnlis a pessimist wises Mis r Otiose" he *es asainst, ties vast, *le alCatbpl4asi, 4 ;, !kW to tke sow thes • - • - ;"• ; ON*. titi 7-4.rw.71 . r, • "1 - 7^ 'Tirr 7 r7vg • -- 31