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litrffßfAL P,IRLIMOe.r. lilliCSZ Of LOSUS, aloweaf; frltoOtlllt e. ratrrosts. This eras so appeal trues the Court of liiscLegetr, le triad' yeas isvoleol • questiuti as to the right aliases. la the lest Jimmies of Verhameat, it wee sped est the What( sr she A yzeitt.at, sue the rntetees•Gtegyt•t. was this day Feud at great Seer b fne be krikosea4.- 2 1tilidleir preeemsd aer ta-morive, at half-pest two titlark. -tare Ito t.t.• presented a petidoe rienners too 4Z4itle *de to Waircesier GUI wlieb w wawa& to be 010 eM .Table. Wu Ike srolinn of Lord WALPINGIIII/1 * petition was isruwate.i fives libe peignoirs enslaved**. debt in Nit poieou of tic :HireSodom Coons pir Doh*. SCHELDT. Loa Mu Loat peaested a Copy aloes Letters from Xir imluaril St:wham to Least Gar.lovi, as part of the papers to be produced for Ask Lordship' ifitforussuos.--tlnkyal to he tool us like Table, 11 it . ERSKINE. The Marquis WELLYILLY laud on the table co pie. of certain papers moved for by a Noble Earl (Uri") on Thursday last. The 'Noble Marquis 'Pell 4.14.erve4, that he bad reserred to himself the 'urea , let o,morttutity of moving fur any bother do -4 1111.140. which ha might deem necessary to Mus ty ate t h.. cominct of thin Gore, • meat towards Ain e- Iwo. nod he had considered there was one very ma 'teruil for throwing light on the subject. which was jot comprehended in the motion of the Noble Earl. He thevetore tamed... That a copy of Mr. I.:relines , 41spoottlf No. 34. dated July 31, Iso9, with its these ieelo.uree, containing a certain correspond- Imes between Mr. Erskitie, Mr. Smith, aced Mr. Pie trey. be laid alma the table." sorl Gars said. no 'meows than himself could Pe.thastklu! to the Noble Margins, for bringing folviird tern document necessary to form their julltriutatt. 11 . 1' his Own motion had nos etobwed the•lmpor crow moved for, it was to beitberitied to lit 'nu knowing there was a docuw.lit of that littirie. It "meta he untie...NW that lee had born ' .11wisomog twill' raper should be produced. which ,eimi.l ettple.m tie' emselant of Mr. Er.kitie. as to sits arrsuiesyeate he two*. which were afterwards abatalitte..l /far Ili. M..itasy's Ministers. • y, utukreastir E4 • . .. t.nra flah v avtt s Atinaltter,l 4Stje.ititedtert• ' 'jog' ,to tfi..4e.lia-,•ft. laid on the VAAL millteeew tits ...wait no, to tete Sab4 It, that amidst dl their mi. • ,tatoliatit.yy hi/urinate:4i, and uniatisflimory the, ~...re.. to s thim.ood ways, let they dent alarpat-• 4iruhnly tintuitat•acinry, AP * they livirdeil 'the de ft-sera Ruch .. it sta... oet up by His 1114ssty's arr. I,l4l".fus'a !Heiser day' s diseuvriow. it Two then tits'igl e 'that the maims wityalie isle... Pit tt'alelierms Wee not ebonite e vomited, 'teas trot rig to the' mg wit . ',atria by our atie.. tbit it in it lie *rehabbed. ' Nit.. saw-gat the polkas !fettle 4 t Ile . euPtow'od ' 'E n 1141 /tr. p Of it letter i'rutis Mr. burst via. the lia!C 41111114 by svineh egin swiettloti was ta be proved. had wl at was utmeraisuiaMe, althootti the date. ism &men , there was no time amhttl alien the 'lting's Monistemiteiwited du/litter. Fur, winters, 11110 t bathe 'date of eta being written. the time of **bring received was the only urtterial point which Quid whew whether the tetattret grounded upon it ' •wia. j.nlieious or not. Theaefore, as papers ante on 'Thew Lorhalgios lalacrequiresi these dates as au ia •ilisiwtoaliic part of them, he should immathately _woe. *alma notice. fur this information, aldose it 'pit waggested such a proceirisnyr would be taking Nobletiteds et irwitr lq sterfrio.. rut Earl ut 4.truartiot. trust,d, that. if the .Viddit No ware acquainted with his orietiments. ...to the 'abject, he would nut think this Madvert. wierst.mistrecruntahle; and, welter. what he was shout to say. wonl.l anticipate the Noble Baron's stiotton. lie could assure the House, that the woad . of she date, whea•roe.iv.d, was to him at tins an mc. otintable ; showever, if •tbe Noli:e Lord (Oren- Mille) tionld lin solisfied, he wouht a...iire him, that • he * e el it, to-morrow, Inc before the license. with •liiii.r papera from Ilia Maje.ay, ti- iolorusatiosi PO properly required. • Lord Ull.llllvll,Lll .ignified lii. mocint. • MID COCIInVi E. . l i torl Geneva:Am hoped tlicra %soul; be no ob jection to, the motion he was shout to propose, • 4 That there he laid twlore th e m a , a ropy 1.1 II latter written by the Lords of the Admiralty to Lord Curious, Of the , 23d of la-t May." T'a. 'letter be roorei%t4 tunic especially necemary. us a contained matter in which the conduct of olw Ast.. >Nealtj an reprehensible, Laid bliit.maava saustri assure his rsiend. (nianoutsr) that the wit:gnawed of tisissocdowl 4011 the inert of the Arlasiraky, was alone authriet.t to nohow bier to acquiesce in the nirstrort.; but !cud that letter born moved for, as connected with s fu ture motion of thanks to Lord Gautheer, hr 4.0i1d have considered it his duty to has* n e prisr d the I.loriurtton. •It we. 011 the ground of bin the raosion is tins trey 'hot he risseoreri. Lord Glllinelf.l.lt Mold not let the moron. pass. wi.immt declaring that be always considered it the ifiinvilexe of mak iter ...very use err palters before throw. ethinfeee might be Use nature of the mottos ranch produced thorns. (Jo • future tweasiao. whether sitis.ittler were, et ism oar, 'reduced. he would atria from the contests; and he sow desired it to be understood, he ass or t isielude.l in say avow peat made le tarn the Noble Baroo thfulgrarel, mad the Sohte Ear! whe made the temple. The contents of that letter were 'material talky consider ation of llw other vote of thanks propo-al no Thrip.. VT, and he ',horrid Advert to It as a most importuut domes-,,t on that aeration. Laid hitil.oll4lVs.: replied. he on!‘ spplietl hi. ob unwations to the ":•ourirls upon "skirt' tear prodoc tons woe moved; i.ut, when once on tlWir Lool. table, he must concede, that cvccy olJle Lord hod a right to argue (rout it, to respect to amv AMMO qtr shod. • *Mt sontion ens agreed to ntillnitlously. 4.l.ovrucd. HOUSE OW COMMONS. The SPFAXEIt read • letter to the Hong,. from Lard G•uib.tr, exp►ertsing hie l itnetitude for the in b eh honour they h o d eonferred o:ton Mm. TUANI.CTo GENERAL STEIFAIa. Grnetal S.ewart having at truilvd ft; Ibi• The Sr, A KrAt him to the toilwoi.vig : leeleftn;e,Groeral Stewart, etritMpt the gallon , Off..:. r whn have rerrived the thinks of tnii r)r th.ir cowlort in the rim pwirli in SI am. 1 find :tour mow 14 mentioned.— Whoever runts I. rats ti) the Brest acfiuus that. taws beta *wide me Lorn sad Ga%tie. mutt* lickightiedan dee omits it those who Nave eorefever* suety whom The pantie of teeni se seeeen. the .I)ourn, wan axidbit• whirl' 'arta the elitift Newell with av'toulalv meld. (Hear I hear • You hare marked your arilet of *MilWary fume, and 'hair now heti your name for aver in the annals of your cousuri a by I your conduct in the glorious and hard-fought bat tle OfTilaireil. ("car / hear I) The great Com itsoodestt udder when, you fought. has been honour ed by His Minty with a title which posterity will behold With tindoubtedapprohation. (Hear! hear !) It fonds no small pert of year merit, that you were chimeO by him, as the companion of his councils. and conferred wish. apart the subject of Imo coin prehertinve and victoitcus operations. I am now to sire you the ThiL.ks of ti is House, fur your con.luct WllOll the 27th and YBlll of July. at the memorable battle of Talavera. which was followed by a signal defeat en the part of the enemy." Gelieral STf M•II.T. in reply, acknowledged his . high sense of the distinguis•ied honour just cou feiTed upon hits, but reweited much t::at he was not surrounded by Ilia galisitt bavahrr oeficer., who deserved the thanks more than he dirt. ( !fear ! hear!) lie expressed his greed zeal in the servire, and dad not think that z. al could he better direct ed. than by following the example, es chi:sly as he could. of toe great man under whom he had fought at Tabover% Who. UpOW that OCCSsi 1111 l MS well MS UIIIOW all °then, had proved himself an ornarnent to has country and a teeter to the foe. (!fear! hear!) Lo.d CAI.TLIIRE4I4H moral. th.at them should be laid Maine the House a return of the taanalties of the army lately employed in the expedition to the Scheldt ; also a tonna of the expense of the es. pt iMtem..se far as cosh! be ascertained. He did sot set. that any putt of the torrespointenve between the Comussaldeowit-Chirf end the Secretary of Slats was published. new that between the Secre tary and the Medical Department ; he wished to know whether it was iu the contemplation of Go .rernworny thatit should be laid before the Donee ? Mr, Paste/est observed, thatt the CORetflenol. eisoonlhaded Mi was propstiov sod he hoped to imninatio his 'potter to ley it tie/ore the /Leon to :minnow,' tiepin ewe notice. that he onolit move • Air sti.AMsemi to We 111idesty, ow Thu:Airy next, Preying *espies of the rontrouninstious end re rworontolso of • Atestria to this country, previous io thr • xiirdittog. _ Mr. Ssieetwow gave *mice. dust he woled sub mit s ovation' %NM thl subject tif the ettforeetnent of s 'etetertilif widff It was hie intedtioo td hays wadi the . tuatioh . lhat *Wit, het.'issitlesetandiag that a ito ice was reeesesry. he defers - est lib pantose to to-swans, whim be would lotii* it the House.. 'Mr. cities* morsel few tapirs of letters from Mows! Sir It. Switches and- Admiral Lord Gam bier. which was agreed to. Mr. Weirrootias gave ontiet, that he would move to-morrow far certain returns of the Stamp- Ma. Lummuotou brought up the Report of the Cotonou,. at Ways rod Mein, w hich was trail a dnt mud 'teased time, sad the Resolution agreed to. Sir mown Near**, postponed hi• motion re sprains the Etsbruiensent • Bill to TharAley per. On the motion of Mr. [ltem's, the Revr.ion Bill was re... 1 w tirpt owl socoutl thine, and ordered In he committal. The farther uneaderatian of the Ways and Mesas was deferred Vi'eriaeorisy next. SINECURE PLACE% Mr. FULT.l4:llluk4ktugiisk;romi*rd motion spots the inject of .inecure places. reed two pa ragreph• from the Itenort of the Committee of Finance upon that subject. which sp..ke of pen sad places partakilig of the nature of pen pions, wittmut enumerating them, rod those who het.' the m . Ile ai s eed (Ige said) that the Com mittee bad spoken out for!y and candidly, that early Mill its Eugland might know what was the nature of thovs place'. As it had not done so, lie begged leave to subunit • motion, in the nature of su iii.triortion. to the Committee, that they should • n rewt what they were, sod ht whom they were held. It there SA AM anyodium attached to the hissenne.ait rely the Committee ought to take it off of individuals. , Ile hail ito valtsy, (Owl knew it); he hail never put honor{( forward even in youth upon such occasions, hecionsehe was Ores& well provided for and want rd !;' —lf the Hon. Gentleman ,temposite. the OW, 10411 of the Cmuinittee to which he alluded, *mild tale it out of his hands, he heal ro vanity. eild would resclay relinquish it. If they wanted to take credit to themselves they should state every thing bin sly owl w idely. lie would be l ead they would relieve flint from this task, which they voila execute an much better. " %Wife status's taw•es exam ipsaseauvia" 11e. PYRCF:VAL raid, that there was a Committee already isppoipted upon the subject, sad that it had setuati made its report to the [louse. It was fur the ileum itself. barium received materials from the Coimuittee, to exercile it. ittllKtteettt IN to the ex tent of the abolition which it would be itecevaary to make. An Hon. Carn.l.inaii opposite had given notice of re,olutious to that elteat, he had himself 'even notice of resolutions also, unit it troohl he at the option of the lion. t;rot. abet had made the to do the rame ; but the flints', he was per wooled, would ant ref r it hark to a Committer, %%hi. h h.ttl Aready discharged its duty arcurattly. —(llear ! hear IIASIIIrIt 0140. that if the [footle had confi dence in its Cum tier, it *mild m a du well t t , fet ter tn.: tt ustli p.irticular artirut ttmei. He had re• s4led that once befoie, as far 14 he war able. If I v , a the nature sn~_eatrd by tin• 110 unlrsl,le llentl.an Were g. yeti, the Cl./111. m tlue r ultl do nothing in the present Sestenti, but rx miLar rri‘irt.er as to those plaits s. He 'bought it es-metal t h at a principle should be established, at fl the one, for which he contended, thong!, uti• st:crtt.t.foilly in the Committee, etas, that ruieture idfit es ought to be ahelished. Ile ireieted ohpor,siy on the expetelteticy of ernimmising, It ttttt cittl ther than by detail, sod refrrirsl lo Mr. liurke's rteech, cositi•matinit of tint , doctrine. Mr. LAIICF4f€R deeise e d, th a t l i e oss one of those who sitit.titet,l the Hot,. 11;enilemait's principle; if it sr*. &byte& Mme nth. , r *vide of reotrileng potatie orrvurs should hr adopted. He rceom• I I mended. and the Cattail:the itself advised, that soda abottid.be abolialted, but that 'souse should or retained. Mr. lottaasisid. be would them put Ilw nar—o 1 p ; of rtt the places in his Bill, and nut . submit to this pole wind. fie thought the Grodeatuts or A tied We. Ili would bring it forward at a flume thty, t0r111..0 ! rheum of England, it it was nut granted. (.1 /argil) Mier a few words from.3lr. DENIS BROWNE, tie tnuuou was negatived. AMERICAN PAYERS. Mr. WHITIMULD MOW.: 1 Mr an address to Ilia Majesty, praying that the de.pritelles from Mr. Er skihe to Nlr. Canuing, dated the 3.1 ;tad 4th Fc brilary, Imos, should be laid b.tore the llow e ; as, also, those dated the 10th of February. tdo9. Mr. CANNINO 'mid. lie rose to second the mutton, and as, from what had pa.ved in amtlier place, it was evident that no inconvenience tit the public service could now result from their production, he wished that the whole should be submitted to the iusprctiiin of Parliament. Ile had objected to their birfore.milder usher circtsuistances. The re w..s a wide difference between a question between t: :e British Government and America, and a que,tion between an agent of the British Govern no lit sad America. The question of good faith was the one between both Goveraments ; but the qilrttloo, whether the instructions to Mr. Erskine were wise? or uot ; or, whether Mr. E shine's de parture (rein them ? was an impropliety was not h wought before the House. The granting such papers would have been then as Mconveniewe ; but now there was no objection to their production; and it any additional ones should occur to him. as necessary to explain the trsiniactions, he should m ove for them himself. Ile would state the point of fact. that ha egreeinent was made, and that it was nut authorised. Mr. WHITSIMAIP Slid. that he (IA not mean to have said a single Word ; but as the Hon. Gentle man had spoken in such strong terms, that Mr. Er skine had disobeyed his instructions. he thought it necessary today something. He thought (not tint belied any reasons from authority for .o thinking) he thought that it might appear, froth a consider ation of the lawns, that, so far from having dis obeyed, he (Mr. Erskine) had obeyed the substance of his instructions ; the question would then pee.' sent itself—why was not his arrangement carried int.) effect He was given to understand. that the production of the paper, signed No. I, wouln gi.e a great taught lute the busions; the time world come when that would he scrutinized. to the ut. meat and he firmly believed the result would be, that Mr. Enkimi would 'kipper to have obeyed his instructions, substantially will wisely. Mr. PERCILVAL expressed an equal confidence, that it mould appear, that hr had nut fatal cif them either in the spirit or in the letter. Lord Poser nerrea 'stored, •• That General .Sir Thomas Trigg', and Sir Lucas Pepys, should be ordered to attend .the Cinumittee that night."— Agreed to. SECRET COMMITTEE ON THE SCHELDT EXPE. DITION. • Lord POICIIESTER *JO, tend hiving already pro pu.ed a Committee to consider what papers might, with safety to the public service, be laid before the House, he wished dust it should be now appointed. Fir had slimly proposed that it should consi,t of nine, hut if fittrem was theulitlit preferable, he l is d lio objection. lie lint menthru . etl the more of Ad m4:ll Sir Rich and Bickertin; Whom he was since inclined to except, as the tiaturs.of his hublocls would prevent Ills attendance mortairtif and trip. ing at the rowns.tit•e; he would therefore propose that Mr. Ityiler should lit suluditulwtl fur lam. Lord Ge. I %emus L. GOWER suggemed, that at his Noble Friersd behind him (Lord Castlerrsgh) we intorrite.t e perhaps more thau any other indi vidual in the boittiry, it would be well to 'wring him to attend the Committee, though without the power of Toting. Earl Tmeel.g objected to the permission applied for on Iwhalf of Ili. Lordship. At the moue uric he thought it but just that he should hese a hop.. ledge of the prof-ceding* of the Committee. Ile therefore prorwed that the Hoe. Frederick Robin- WWI, hie lordship's secretsry, should he to the Committee.. The Srgaaei observed, wilt respect to the pro position of Lord Granville Lerviou Gower, that though the Committee might think proper to ex tend such indulgence to his Lordship, the House aould not do right to make au otvlv rto that effect. Mr. PUCCI' A f. could 1101 erMetlf us the opinion, that the ( . 011111ilitee was t•OCOMI109 , 141 so to give the hest aniorauct that justice would be dote. lie never knew ti proposition for a C nutter, (except that proposed on the former night) MO which these was so little of equality. The Noble Lord proposed at first, that the Committee should consist of nine, to which number, he (Mr. referral) hail " 4 olijection ; what he complained of was. that out of the nine. there were fire persons, who. from the view they were in the habit of taking of public affairs, coneluded that every thing done by the Govern. ment was *tong. (Hear! hear ! /roe the Misstate.. OW Aide.) And to oppose these, there was hut our person appointed, who was in the habit of support tig Ministers, and he was prevent ed from attendance there, by his other public avocations. As to Mr. Bathurst and Mf. force, though he admitted their mow trove to ihscharge their duties upon this Committee, vet they were not attached to Government in such a way an he could wish. (A !magi .I—They were not . 61/4 'strenuous in their support as the other live were in their uppoa cons It ass his desire that the Com mittee should, as far as prosible, be a ,represent.- tion of the (louse, and that all the rent ments of which the ;louse cas composed, should have something like a tool. •nd an influence in Ir. (Hear ! hear .I—lie approved of retaining the ' , ow e of Mr. Bathurst, 0110 of retuning that of Mr. Ro binson, in eoiroatroton of the Noble Lora and as soother f lonuanhle Fra-iol of his nos similarly interested, he *wild propose. io mushiest...tun to hits, that Mr. Sut••grs Help, should be pr. pointed. He aas also of oviroon, that it world be right to theinde Mr. ti irk. - .;s lord lawgh 7 -C..arralii Fergus:am 0114 Crawford, Admiral Markham and Copt It,resford. if the Corti mittee Ift% increa.rtl to tiltern, he would provr.p. Mr. Lereester—(A lam trh).—Thoce appointin•-nt u pc.► the prifielptat he stated, %atild beer tht. test .of examinatioe, tad be fud to bs the 0'4.4 e re to the ends of javt , The origival tist'of tried l i titeieater, ai . , plse substitutions were proposed by the of the:Exchequer, Wes 5$ follows; "' Mr 11 Radiant • , Alio A. Pie r o 111 r Robinson • Lied Law/ tier . Ashok-at Ste R. Bickerton Kit Jahn Beiteqk detiecal o =ni *ad Lanett 111 r. -Wi Admiral Markham and others were ntruii,„,, in case the Committee eliottld hr increasrrl, Mr. Ttramtv thought that the utmost 1•11 the Eight Hon. Geotletnan was jnstitied nt was to object to the mauves appointed t, of the House, hut when Ive, one of the art (Briarhear !) one who, oiler te; a•te.oll ;,,,: rural of the papers, he did uot lusliate to 44 iu danger of impeachment—Aped Fries (rain the Oppoeitium,p..wheis be undertook is a r ; point his own 'judges, it appeared to bleu ill,. Tierary) a fair more extraordinary procrediiig tlu t that of his Noble Friend, by which the tierth-e N seemed so much astotatiskil.—(lfear ! herr Relieved it was getietally the coot, that alio, 4 b,. H . Verna° moved for a Committer, the Coin:untie a. composed of Meuibers who hail the sam e viliod views with the proposer. (Here Mr. !4tt yeas The lion. Gentleman might laugh, but he 41.414 ask him whether, in all by Mi.sia;ets, Ihr Ministers did not appoint Lew own friends? (Hear! hoer!) In the prey. ai his Noble Frirud did Not go oo - far, he conon'o, himself with barely turning the Seale in lila f it , o ,, ; he appointed only live persons of the slime po:it.4 principle. with his oe n. An objection had vlirsty het, taken to on . (.re understood him t, oir, r Mr. Wltitbread) alert wa 4 rettsonable eionigh. d very easily tocconuted lor, that (;rotirtnan h,ui K to the habit of cooductintr isecusatioss, soil of cur.. ducting them en IL (A lattah). AN to Mr.B..tharst sn Mr. Wilberforce, lie drought the objection I. {L e WWI weak, because they did nut always vote with b.. verranemt.Hevriehed that every thing fair tomirdstia party should be dooe,and tbelefitre agreed in the pot. privy of Mr. Itohinson's appointment. As to M r , Yorke, he allowed that no one was !better qa., t io to be a member of a secret crviwatittee. (.4 /sv:,; But why Mr. Bourne, or Mr. Ley enter, shilik appointed, he oial tint hone—tile/sr! hear!!—r,. ceps, indeed. the Right lion. Gentle/eau cunt - cu.-I, that he owed it to them, having failed, is &fame attempt. to place theta in amidst situations. 111 "jibed that every thing that was fair shoed In done; but if the. Committee was to be sited is the Chancellor of the Exchequer, whet wont! , Public think!—fHear! Lear !J—The public lesi jealousy of all Secret Cottituittees and ordeal sit! proceedings front which it was shut out, be tkolik, they were bound to obviate that jealousy as faro passible. and to sheer dirt they meant to do ;suits to the individuals and to it. • Mr. Sweeps said, that 'ri'd'e Right Hoe. Co. (lemon had done him the honour of alluding t. him, he would trouble th•un with a few word,. lie was surprised to here the Right Hun. Gentlunis say that the Prosecutor should name the Jury ; t was singular and preposterous. He lied 'nun, the his (Mr. Steveni.) Right Hon. Frieed way Lkelr to be impeached ; he would thereto's put it to t;ie House, whether, oftersuch a declaration. such Geo. denten should only be appointed as sue amino, en get rid I.f the present Government ? They had been fairly told that the object was to turn out the Ministers. It woo 'nod that the proper come ie his Right Hun. Friend to talce wio not to noloanii, but to olijecr. but his Friend objected, not 'lva individual, but open general grosiods. Ewsry was aware of the h so which • party White gents miuds the most upright, it smell wpm' them Cos spell which misreprese led every thing. Iltp- !it brought to • long quotation from The Lay I:, IN Last ;Niter's!. ending with the line, " AU deleanso—wowcht is truth." Sir A. Piggott, he allowed, woes us limmitrahl , end upright ammo ns could be, tilde's when mule: i.. 1 inflomice.—(el laugh I)—But the present " only the case of is prosecutor, bit: the ease of A :Or aerator, who was to hare a share in the penah..- W 1 eer ! Ilea, —Tbe object 'if the !Coble . being to turn one MA of men nut of piece, that own set might rouse in. lie wished well in Right Hon. Friend, and well to the public; he must say, that he hat met the charge 501,0,1 as perhaps no Minister before his tome had the dour to do. Mr. %Vt7►DHsst will, the lion. Mont. had ed very yeel•, and argued vers• well, tal quoted ter handsomel ; but, the arguiiientstke the/onto , ' had the mi s fortune to be inisphice.t. Ile 1:1•113 1 : ,, ed under a miscmcaption. through the'' hole ~1s speech, having set out upon the princtple, committee was a jury. (liter ! hear 1 .) The pis' answer to be given to that, and to ill th.d• l limit upon it was, that it was nut s . (il latter.) Ile had Biel, that the Committee ,••••• act the pair of a prosecutor, and Statrtl, as e , tr.) gravation, that the prosecutor was partial: te' that could scarcely he an atigrurtittoti *hit h ivvr in every case, and he hid oesee known an of • prosecutor heing nupnrttul. hut. indef. , use s of the impressihiFty. • 4w no urce i oii! fur I neither ; impartiality was I ,:e.hap4 too IMP h to indifference to be ilecc.,:iry or even deSir.d,;., Prsigetiltoe ; so fair I",n t in 1 µ4 . 11 4an nhiertioll, WKr st . r ' re ' it 4 " 1 ,0 01 0 /1 a r , contmen datira ; events it sv;s nn ! bear • The proposition of the Hight I io,i. tcn'lr`-" not , whose candour was so mut hiwitised, dirt to him altogether so timiseworilty ; it ass. la e. yew may have an attorney upro , yrtr !": hut let toe have an attorney who shall se t se h ,t• "e`snr. As to those persons who riled sower.; upon one s'dc and sometimes U t rilli h" not rousse]. r that they were therefore 10 . tial ; users was no kriowing lien ire fit g' l" them. As the Committee hod only io selvoinn from the papers. he 0111 not sr^ ,ni.chief they had it in their po'se'r to lit' )::' ' ‘ y If they we for repre.sing 1 1 01 , " 1 ' 1 ; sternsternlhOtiyht necessary lebbe I CodsiC•ll. , knew the papers well, mini) could ..tare ". 1tt , 11w . i... to the - House. lie ae. Flom Gentleman that e‘erY thrnK ttoold for the due wittiens.trationol but not scree te,:ll him in the c,•tirlteeo - r drew it isle ht laboured utnle r the COo:o 91 ' IdetbdlTlC nue tribmill with another. Mr. DuaTo* observe d, that a S , Cr.' ("'" ~ttee. w ousist Irci•wn , -port Itl wrsy ws' II MI Op 'Won wl il•l4[. moth 40 ,v. seer it.' 41 s$ advi !elitism OA bell we. for ioty, fluitgri 1.01.1 t 1•411•Oti w.trutu tkittru 0,414 e 4, wted WOW' , wold 0 r'h4 1.4,0 11. •tir be 1I • 4HO s.hat vita, vat , Mr. •ion, an :11111/14 , 414 w% le the 1•41.0.1111! rd 411,1 Wllit 1.1 din inero on Weft 4' ot twin Grri!len tat!' Ist uq• h In troll. Lyra( Mt. I Miny n Fe del ( Te Mir] rile , ish rl t gorlel I"dti r‘.lttilt lbr ott twit, N. tot th i roul.l tryltn It), 4v e.!4e. I.u, c La thet 0.. ti ti Mr. 4, 41 , 111 1 r trrn , r .nlinti The rfnl.reN 1..0 Ite, 111.11$ el +4.t v. Ake Nu did Ole. icie t ti i it 7 taitdnat a si ud ia:...rer be iplitatdprov.ii folgail a Lose,. r t , o ineb b: th tli t e_ c e ehe: t . e. y. l a rtno ei l d Loper, to ~,, , tel rits o ' torquer, we. es follows: cirri, estiote latiostst • .•,/ii, A. p low m ature Mescal • , Lad Lowest, ,es of re itir ft. Bickerton sit Jahn ROA* ittrei in a thee t, I.,i rT , ll : : esi a ai sitrot.l o n n: a i i ti e l l ,:o r o l i v ell ik ) n ior(u h wt. i i tteih: l 7R act i e ttn . l e i h.w4 u h e t:lili g usw i l : h i' d l i.7 l n t ): l4 : : ::i tL A w lo il h i l sa t a dalai wp t e el pcn 'hialfti v r tl i i i n e n wn ytt er"e od u fr i . ti t e irdii i i :n a d"l itl! i i : :,: ; : i .. 1 oitoetirtuitlen,di,o,ift airai t; : t e . its i ,mii i: i t : l 4::. : . ... ; : ight 110 t ie:). (l lied to t . e queb:i , e i6roild 1... 1.10 it the ap Ippositium).—wort he tinsierinek IV ei... " i i '4l. esilu-r. ( .n ut utitet , c iacto. I own judges, it appeared to s, ill, p ort I far Inure extraordinary proceediox fl u; A any with St a bl e Friend, by which the treotnei v i lips opii , much astoutided.—(lfear 1 herr !j---:1, ,o(oli a Ill' was getieuttly the meat, that alma J 4 r: i sq. r 14e. ved for a Conimittee, Ihe Coinuottie a.. •r .untla t if MCUI 6016 alto hest ihe sam e e. 11 . 41 ~,,t. 191 he propotter. (Here Mr. Stevens . ti ,,i.,i, ~l eer ', t Gentleman' might lough, bin he Itl.lll't 'rid ego Nether, in all ' .f inipery propo brq tit *deo: i.is, the ,'Bolsters slid not aopoita Lee rutleuirt la ? (Hear! hoer!) In the presto',,.. mimed c !'rieuel did mot go so Ter, lie conow n i ed only live perilous of the Name pohiie.l ilia belie' is barely turning the so ale in his faioie lie for ; VI oty, sr:tt 'ith hia °an. An objectims had alieen lunged e to on, (ere understood him to iii.,., toil P. wool) war en ' , US tell 4 ollllble (1110Tigh. CA /Al 11. *mo llu s c ,' In,, theta Goldman laing a ler prop of etuaductiott isceusationas c u rl of tar.. i4iiiinl of ,tar WI 11. (A faith). As to Mr.B.itharst amp ,it iiii.e , al ce Tier, lie drought the objection is m e ~,mitioni became they did nut always vote with fis. k n e ll w( Hesviehed that every thing fair towardati4 Pone 11 , Id be doee,anel tberefbre agreed in there,. id* tfr. Robinson's appointment. Ai Is M i . wet .igei allowed that no one wan !setter qu.,: i shr I . e emin 3 tuber of a secret committee. (.4 hre:.: i sold go dr. Enurne, or Mr. Le) crater, shook !,. polo-elfin , he slid tint kung—(Near! Le,„. —r,. ~..v -fin,ll. the Hight lion. Geutleasau courewl ..tto ies , ed it to them, having failed, iu &forme ,if be CO AP place theta in stiatlar situations. Ile e know t at every thing that was fair Amalfi la It. 4110 11l tif the. Committee was to be sited to Ineadt cm ellor aim Exchequer, what 'mold It , Jut alit t ikt—f Heir►e! Ater !J—The public ii..f • ed to f ill Secret Committees' &tad soden! rd .l ~old be ta front which it was shut oat, be dim* sit toted bound to obviate that jealouay u fare Mr. 10 tad to shear that they meant to do justa leo, tool biduals and to it. ii 4 .iimit ii. orxes said, that itethe Right Hoo. Cr , . ...ante', id done him the honour of alluding u , i ,„,..,,a..., ould trouble tinten with • few word.. lie I..relirce teed to hem the Right Hun. Gentioaas wie the ll he Prosecutor should name the Jury ; s a i a .,1 1 , 1 ,4 1 Ott and preposterosta. He luid shunt that Mi. M itecenis) Right Hon. Priced was likely Leente t oohed; lie would therefore put it in rile I ,,,ib e t i i 'ether, isftersuch a docherstion. such Gnu. •of sou' suld only be appointed as *tee anxinu, to noiak-ed f the present Government ? They, had lie thirst I told tie it the object was to turn out the Cm? , h j„ It was said that the proper coarse iv west ago Him. Frii.nd In take was not to Amain. E r :, 45 ,,,, ject, but his Friend objucted, rat rya o: r i. g 1 ,4 , but upon general grassuds. Ltist Kt at 1, t p 04 i of the has which, party White gate% j„ : ,,, : , i , most apeiht, it serf opens them Gra mitre 0a h misrepresc tech every thing. Iltr• X (;„win,„ o • long gitulation from The Ley 1.11 1 be-avail tire/. emitting with the hue, Ist!l.llsL LI " AU deloriu—ouralu is truth.' r 'an. he wet. he ollowed, was as linuouralile end ce . I.. __ eau Ns could lie, uulem when oink: i...s in tru Z i —(.4 laugh !)—But the pre•ent win 0 1 h,„ o ~i „ me of a prosecutor, bat the case of A :r• ,hel :a e w l ag — t • o r b e haveso object j sharee ct . f in tli t e he iC i l l e 4l L' ...l he ) re ll : : :: ,se l lY el . inu lr: t . ' tei's ,not Night urneene r see os t ae of ii m i. enlinentwolledplacew,eititi:s,t ii an. Friend, and well to the public; .. 0. :71i; l'il th i s ai t s h te e r h b a e l fo n re et ha tiu :sm ci" e r h ji :d ‘ t n li t e j : ..l.. 4 1 ‘ . 1 . i i . : b :4 17 7:r h f 1 0 ; rairo..tia,4lusagioul,edth:efrl;wn.eall.rmnitw. I ti m u dl ot ti v er i la , : e . rp7:11 , 11.11e6t , sly ; hut, the arguments hke theonntatii lie est :CI isfos twee to be misplace-a. Ile 1,1•1 I a ho'r i p lop , on a miscorception. through the n lade eft! a r t. . 1 . 11, aving set out upon the princlplei liii , t,..t' , for the pn e was a juts.. (Mar! hear !) The l' could oh: sbe given to that, tiod to all th..t • In n , 1 ,, on it was, that it was nut a Jr! iii , N ... 11 )He hod .aid, that the Committee .... ' e.,,(,., t .,, lit of a prosecutor, and stated, at v"'^ t 4., r. 114 . that the prosecutor wine pauusl : i lus them. . dscarcely lee an a sgrovottots *huh 0 , 0 Oa the rear. and lie had 'weer known en tints" fie, * m e o c i u mrs to , r ei tvi 4 l , g . iti i i .. is , ar . t 4 t:l. Mr. it 4, 4eni ; at re i an ec p , a 4 r o t i a b l e ' t i y . : 4: :: „ p 4 l e: h o a r u p4 o e i v l eu t i: : t i c d m i' es n r l i 'l . . , llll l l. l : : l; 1 :: :: 1 4 , , , , i ,1 0 , , sr ; co far lento 'wog an objection, ti. rm.% They o,.. se * :L e n i u r I r o f f ' i T :l 4 ?i l i e t7li l ti r iiti c g t:;:o l :7 l .-El l if i l .4l ' ' : : :: n t i l , , i '::! tr .. .. Tr i... 7l l .o.td men ~elisur was sii mush praised, did ii ot al!' lion eau together so praiseworthy ;it toss. i n P"` +s it a ss ii you; o. 4 4 undo nu may have an Attorney 131,1° . , ~,,, is have an attornej also shall eer a I /11 , J+e.1, I saw, As to those persons who vote d ~ , Atter , i 4:dis and sometimes upon a...). le . i n i t. Nin uker, .I,e that they , were therefore in,ir . tit of,* hit rr wino knowing alien ire fit itig n : Ae The t 14 the Committee lid mil,' 11l _...„,, Mr. F. j Front the patient. lie slid not at' , 1 . 1 . " ~., ha 1 7 ,. rig they had it in their po,eer to itc ‘,.': { 'fast Fels- for repressing hey rho,' "'',. 1 ,' ,. :7, :^ l •r ii i . l . , t 1 4 tight necessary 1 l As _ay I Cod 5iC•1 1 ....: i.c. . 'dr. '1 papers well, and could sto'c t he .t,,,.. . lard 115, a the House. He aa. as mew- t , . r tat, this olleniara that et ery tl. tog slur" 1,, ~.., tie aditimudration of iii-ti'e , /.''-'t ~,, Lord a tei:ll him iu the (....to-losar's M. s. . "'• Ile he la b o u red under the con:e* 9 i , curried , one trilettictl with ato.th•r• , ,•,.... 1 tt )"e the LI 11.1'014 observe d, that a S , Cr.` '"'"' I +.4 1 Mr. ke hl r,. Upe t I Ihrl l•rrd t4tl V..t.e II Ili irt ppl of Mon e w att ~es of I Idled u le quo H if the V ~. d. A 1.114 •~~~e•I 7