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: ; 766.) ' RING'S TH FAT RF. ,TMS PRFSENT FVENINC , Apti 2, wilt ty. . 4 ...ented, the Sectuvi•Time, the Grant Serie.% LA CLEVIENZA DI SCIPIONE, With Cherie. New Smiler', Dresses Decorations, &c. Comported by Bach. Vadir(the First Act, a Favourite DIVERTISFMENT. Eel o r thlt Opera ai r, b e p erformed the Grand Billet, 'cattle! LA BELLE kITIERE*; Oil, FILAN6VE Rims DF. DA14111.1.F. • Veeepterd by Nitt D'Egclie, Music by Steibelt. Vivant Rex ct Regina, _ /31" COMMAND OF THEIR MAJFITIES. THEATRE ROYAL. DRUR Y-LANF. THIS ?RESENT EVENING, April 2, Their Mat.rier St..Tante will et the Cony& rd THE wkIE,EL OF FORTUNE, Sir D a .id 11 • NI ner ; 6.nro - tyw Temitest, Mr ptottnn; Mr Vioodyille, Mr. Lee; Mt. Peur.vidoelt ; Mr. ilhAntt; Mr. Sallenh - on, Mr Phrrymor. Mra. kitooaine, Mt. POWV11; Emily Tempest, Mier Mellon. Alt , f wtch Olt es , ltane!) the Farcee.of , OF It AGE TO- ru MORROW: Baron Williugburatt Mrol.o4.ol‘.jelaeboelllftql're.CatlYp. a• T:ouryin• tia.niet—fratal.3 b, the Tenn` ito.:itty. •tnrday, ii4rjifo4l4—.Ach.n.:t by thcYoune Rusei,i; The twn tied Plnght,of the Yount: Rneciut.'r Perferntanee the Fatter Webb will be 001 Tuesday. the Itlth and Thur , ,lav the lath meant TII,‘Tr.E.R , MAL. covekT GARDEN. PrillS PRESENT EVENING, April 2, will I be acted 4 Tragoh n 0 DOUGLAS. Norval, Metter BETTY; Lo•d ItsiulnllA, Mr. Marra,. G'•o+lvow, Mr. Cooke; Donald, Mr.Claremniit; the Strang.r, Ifr. Dart - are. Lady Randolph, Mri. Tv whir h will h. added the Comedy of THE BIRTH i)A Y. eapt. B-rtra-s, Mr. Marsden; Mr 13t.itrii r t, Mr Murray. Erma, Mee Wasldy ; Mrs Moral, kiss Ua•enl.te ThurirLiv, The Sehtxt! of Reform, with The E , eanee. P t New Grand Ballet ad Actin(' wdl.be produced on F,aater Moirlay, with New Seeps, Machinery, Dress's, &c. STATE LOTTERY. rri • :1,0 SWIFT and CO. at their Old Offiee, Nn. if, ps,,ttry, are selling Tien , ' and Shares of the State tan, to orgln dorms 13th May. P.Nernoer and Arr.onnt Melte Capital Prizes, and there. qnd arratagetaeit of 'he Scheme, will be round soppier to ei,y f , nn fr Izlttery ..t tite .411,1 t.ll:nhPf of Tlckel , l 13 '3 , - lan No. 90,952, a Prise of /virtu. Nn B.'oo. • Prise i.f mom and NM 9,802 3.111 11001, ' , qr ., ni 50 . 1 ern . h ared and sold at Swift and Cr.'s Office. When. Nn. 6,:e.1. a Prra of 20,0001. No. 9,362, a Mae 410.0tini. and le , i. 19008. a of 1,0001 in the thsli LAtttwV, were lieu sold in ahar••• Itlefik i ft , DSO. GOODLU C K, and en. re- 1 •Quaint the Pit'llie, that th • 'YEW sTA:rt !!! t.q) 1 [EMI's :-• 11C.1 DM* , tir 4/41 the lath ut newt 31tattth, 1 1 / 4 h!) Th. sg, ~...t...% A 2 ?oats 01 . L 30.,000 1 5 Pi ite, at L 11000 a a.I othfr t• hi ... an!mtnting in th.• whole In r 400.0 0 9”• TIVICE Es PA SHARES we on , I • I.y R ICI I %It 113014. C.OOIILUCK, end C•. CI /ttNHILL and CIIAKING. CROV, I.:oiJno A 1 ,iitlr Putt , os- it reenewt.end , ', Tit.k•ttt being now tip. t‘. .•: l'hnee Pnun , l+ delta e than at the euziaueesiee.tient ^' . ..caa &Amgen kliß' • GRAN SPIASO LOTTnY. SCHEME. L.su,noo 20,0u0 10.0t. 1 0 5,000 'moos I,eot) ) L 60.000 . 40,001 100 1 :OA 0,000 _ _ _ FM 1 .) rO, n;100 APO IVA° 120,000 . 39,00 Tickets L. 300,200 • Part of . the 001tehe wiii ko rl:termined u Collovra: First &JIM, Ist Dry I. 00,00 u tint..., I,t,i, ctlt flay 120.000 Ditto 24 Dar .. 1,000 11. ,, 3 7th flay .. 2,0 0 0 Ditto 3.1 by .." 1, 04) Dove Bth Dav 60.000 Ditto 4th pas .. 5,000 I Ition nth 11-3 v .. 1,1410 Dot° Mn Dar .. 1,0 0 Dm) 10th Day .. 2 000 TICKETS aud SHARES are selliii‘ at every Office. Ticket Half L 9 14 0 Eig1iih........ L. 2 9 8 Quarter '..• Begins Dra 13th May, 1803. --- fIOR NS and SWELLINGS on the J'.IIINTS, railed BUN YONS —Mr GU fll ERY bets leave to re. turn hrt krknowledginent4 to the Gentlemen of the Faculty, part rularly to Messes Phipps, Cline, Cooper, Ford, Grant, Gr.ffiths,,Lenii, re.irson, kaineden, an.] Ware, for their kind Pomon. artl Rerommendation, et-ice h- 'hes' ado;del a mate of P•adle=tti,l CORNS of every description, without the least pain, atui the inflamotatton removed is a few horn. Mr. GUTIIFRY will attend at Home, from Teo to Six, No. 4, Lower Jarne , -street, Golden.square. THE Reverend Wird .1 A? 4 Br‘RC L 'S 11 APITIPALIOUs DEOBS LT ENT PILLS The Pols. lie are requested to "Soave, that as the gmat benefit to be de flied from the abore Patent Ntectcoie dep..r . .di oft the Pale • ,iig genuine, Hia Milady's Ilan. Commisiioners of the iS.,artiii Duties hare been ;sleeted to grant to the Rey %Vet Penr!ty, the salt Inventor anti Patentee of the Antibilious .iirrient Pills, the name of " The Rev. Wdliatn Barclay, ...greet, Old Went-street," to bb engrivert on a black which stamp is affixed t oe sch box; all others are rifirt• t-t:c.tt; and any peison yendoig the same evil; be privieetsted w,t!t the utmost severity of the law. They have been u.ed Yrith Bocce*s be radii. , thoraands ; arnoogg who tt he has the I rIIOLIT to rank the following distinguish e d iservinages, 1111 Omar the Archbeho;s of Causerbury—The Lord Bishop ti aith ind Weils--Sir John lionyvrood, Hart. M.P foi flu aitnn..tierßart. m P. f a t'enren—T. Amon, E.g. M.P. Litetifield—Jamte Aintatt, Esq. M P. for Southisineton—Ord Forreger, Earl. M. P. (or Welke—M.. ettnietni Cal Veil M.P. far liertfor , t....r.alMUlirlit whin, Esq Pilit4treet' spri,g garrlcns--Thomas Ilarismertley, !Isis Pall .a W. Dicke., Esq. Private Secretary lathe A•c * ltto of Cantaburi -.-the Rey, Mr. Dimwit, Liberian to the Arch. elli,op o The Medicines are sold at Mr. E. Bettor's. NtsgeW4- street, (Bel R.mrt street... Mr. Stratton, Perfumer, Leixoes,. square --M, Forbes, Chemist, Pouter (late Salter and Co.) -..-Atevers. Bacon aid Co. I rx:iiitl.str^Art—m f . Button, Royal Exchange -..M t Mirbell , Meelicat R Lo , ig-acte-- •Mr Edward., N. 324, Holborn-.col Mr Riot er, No. 4, l.`hettoside,c‘me r of Paternoster -row. Wrier" alai be had, the following tally valuable Medicine', whose Ilion! effects in *Pit Setrlril ea.!" IIac..)NOCUICIi the met itiviriguifhal le hurler, :—The Win. Etsr,lay's Specific for the sure and epeerly relief Of the Gout ; hN W.lvent for the Cure of Striae ; kII Volatile Nemo,' Cordial Drip , ; •n , l his Volatile elleccation for the cure 'it Grrur, H•trUrTl3ti , it, Sr. aN which MertliClllee, to be gviteme, eYa.t MAYe thw ex.'s Mc*. isiimed stamp, ' , Eibt rftt r? No regard toil/ be had to an:, TenAT-r, In left/rio She Mire-shrill not hr lase rteA in Word, at tenth, or Ali Old? ant be elflioete.l to the knarTl before One o'C'orli on the soii Tornio'', the 911 i April nett, yin' nnlr , a tht 1'e.1. - 4 ns 1 1 . es Teitieer, or nano Person on„his liehaf„.ottend., to wtioµoieJoini eakol tot.„— t .•-• • -....• V .1 N. 31, 184)5 r r ilE po t v ik ! P. RS *.fr • • ,rteloaliiirr, !Mr . hiojsolio's, tv'os4 tie her.. 019 eiv6 That an Til f.l. DAY", Ihr 24 of ?April Kew , limo • • Jitsproui to Ft, tielt.l4lllllls errar,m, (swilled op), lee role eihninteliet of 'bk• Destriptien 'etalns, r,: : .- Crosvm Datttaie Plpe, . • !'s I I ugv.440.1„, Brack ) Staves. itnisto*, ' Strum, C • I P s Qtivlwe nigh , . Trope • ire Port-Wt rho imitg mai* Propoosilstliero4osill t-‘l3 to &beer Mil the Virtettitte: S'Wel et DriStin 4 aX 4 i n sach PePIIIVIi..II as Asa &Twain r be determine.. apes ; oar 4'76y the 31:1 of 01'16er:iota; inlet the litentouler in the 51,1 cf Ofetistherjenttri.;: i . and to be paid for In Bills, p. to ria Interest, Marto Days oiler dote. The the Contract itioy be sees irtlte geeretnen's ['tree. W. b. No Tetwkr for • Pat 2UlS4ti(4 than FyinT7iiinisooni Crown Dontz.n. rine, Ten Themsand. C.oira 11 7 0.415 id ` ferrite 170 , 11110i'l Crown !too:ie . 11oAsirvi, or l'wentit:Ove altonsam4 Bradt aintsieli.tosbrie. State., er !huhu Pipeobeessies, will be a.'veittrd. No Przor4 will lie . 111 i qe „, Nal* b Aka or Ir;ce .doll N. , t ;n•lre..f trerdc Orksh,.• Oistititlil *Op. &livered tv e no.ird &for,. ort Ilaii464TwesJoy ite *4 of "for•I salt, my oreas tle P•rs.q. tgAe miakri the reader, or tome P..... hi. .ing.4, a. mower vial ealled fit . • -rpHE.I:IIIE.DS of Mr. #AT fISC)Ig wi3l yrevet 1 to celebrate his 4 the King's II:.%•1 rfver.i, in the Nolen:, oo SATUftb s kYsnett.` T.ek^t-, at One Gu:nta ha.? ..• the liar; &se it partLulatty reirest,d th4r mat boom 4,: I.n or Isidore Aa tuoloy the 6th irst Dhuier upon 01 . ' prec':, Ir. P' I I' John 11.'4 'i _ _ .. _ ..1, ilrusi eilllfillf. t;eorge it... Ate. ..•- . . • Jgailthiattinud, J.*.il Slaw.l, .ll:Rram 644 . F . vd, J tfIPTO But:., % at N; Xt Cr, f ,ktic z , T.J.0....! I. citlich, ito'rrt 1.111 e; Chvies l'4eli.i.s.o, 3;•4s T 01,44, - '... Pew Cassia. ' 14 .phut Ulay; -•t: ~ , ": widisoillic!, „0b,'5,1,..,i.w Riik,s. wil l Cry. . Etta; r,ar.ert, .. !tutu,' 'MEAD Geut ire 'l . 44.ettto: - . , .% ... .. .s. 's 61 . 11 . n . . . , sctiooLtoa TRF. IN I 01. :'..NT gi,i . .(),!.4*. GEORGE'S FIELI)s, 'U .V. The Woo. and Right Rev. ts..• I'M V 0111 1 ,01) of DURHAM, SASWEI. RIISANQUET, :In.. E., • Te,voirer. - - - TliE AN NIVERSAKY DINNER will he held At the Lesotho Taws, Ettbuolgturstteet, nn TUEs TAT, Malt Aped, Mfr. syswaacia,, , J. J. Angerstein, Esq. Henry Gliniatens, F.vt. John Askew, Esq. Wet Re.try Richer' Brant, Esq. Maitland, Esq. Henry Coeke, E. ilique,Paters, Junes Dixon, Eaq. Vipi.sm Ever, EN. James F..n. Th , nna. W.11,e, rag. Dinner on 'Nble at Sir Ticket., Halt a Guinea ea. racy I e h.vl I.f the steward.; the Sectatary ; the Rev. Dr. Giindia Pratt street, Lambeth ; of the Sii i i.vvitendant at the Sehnul ; Crillenors, Mr. Gra.swell, Craven-street Mr. Stitt lOff, Bo7nugh ; and at the Bars of the. St Paul': entLe-li.new, and the London T.yerii pin Person can be admitted without a Tieket ; and no Servants wdl be permitted to at/enA but thous of the President, Vice Tresswor, and Steward: April 2, Isos. JCIPIIbi GRANDLAY, Sec. Ti.;F.SDA • • , :." VfC:rthitlArfrlYl l lFll:l!, .tr. 1 ..7, 1895. T"•(;())4/416S10.117; F. as ~fion V‘aardi 184 . .. His iinjett,•B .641 1 4eh c rrk i s it ; X e :,ire, att,TVESPA:, the gest April neat, they 1W beaeaJn to n4.cits Trains jA, (teolee 610), am!-treat tiosThret Unwired Chottlettoo Pitt's Tolle! d :Ivor Co o tOi, Fug Pay; to he thoiitered os a 111140411 Cfrgl erCieres, Free qf Cl , rie and Hilo.. to Me lt*ltei , ilangskle MeOre,ty's . 41'6444: Pr 'stirs at Dintforiebield , cr O . Sit Weske L eic from the pely the Ciiit4 4 and to be paisi for by AA, poy3ble 14;;!4. interest, Mully I)%ji niter .1)10e. The Conditions ft' fits ,C.viinsi may be se. - 4 al doe ,er tetary's OP7te. , 1.411 1 E NO4f..:Pplft 4J; •4 14 rtito bIOUSP. 4P IN* DR —Watery t• , Are it I' • Counsel Wert ferti•er Weai4 .e4litivetn the A•,.^.1, Clthear, Bart. v. the Earliatitool... via. Mr.• caßll.ll,olOrl.' ‘ , sr the Apprits 9 t, tit cia• telt:vie le prevail ,igalt tq-inertqw. The Bilk •• $ll . tf all r!ve•e, weY. Sim i% io , Mete reel.t.C.l awl% few int.e.te iffile'beelittp the Conitntme. by Sir J. A.tp.ry, WAtCtr 44Af/iti:CATII, n.ft:s•o7l 7itFlsolXll. The Bishop of DLISHAM, seehissis blade Baron (Greevitiejsar hiiplace; expre.se.l his wish to know wheit.ho.purpaiest briiwing forn-aid . Ms. intended motion vesperiog the petition lint. the Roman .Caa lord tiIikIiCATILLE informed the Rev. Prelate, it-was his imernion to leiter a motion upon the subs . . jeftof slink petition on the I(kh of Mei ites÷aued, tlpst.he.alsithlettu,ke arc oppoeterfiry - ACE moving that the*. Lotaistips be siunownied for that dab. A. few word.; vivre wtis, quently interchanged be tween these ,Peere, trot Lord GernietstE did 11 ,, L specify' the nature of his intended motion, and the Bishop of Dpa is era expresnid himself satisfied with . the Noble Lord's ar.sw,r. btts. PoX. Lord GR - EVVILLE, in reference to the Order of tie Day for resuming the adjourned Deb a t e , re lative to he case of Mr. Justice .Fos, mowed, that the standing Order, enabling any Peer to move tint the 'House do resolve itself into a Committee for the discussion of any matters fit to be discussed in a Committee, and ordaining, that the Hnuse should accordingly resolve it.to a Committee ; The Order adverted to was read by thoelork. Lord GRENVILLii then stated his intention to mom, that the Order us forthwith carried into ef feft, 34 order to allow their Lordships more in:iv and freely to discuss the sursjaft of the adjourned Debate. Lord AUCKLAND said, it was his intenrion to propose an amendment to one of his propositions. Lbe principal objeiil of these Tesserally, he observed, was to lean the opinion of the Judges, whether any and what difference was made is the law. by °the operation of tne Irish Ain of Parliament with reapei to Judges, relative to the question of their removal in' consequemee of an address. The principal amend- mein he sliotriOnve to propene was, to rosert, ah-o the word* ch es and meidesneanneh " and pu nishable at sty! . , • A conversation rs veiy considerarblelosigth, I*-ra ther of a destilror f and irreguder na - nee, trio* upon points and questions ,of order; the • prinei speakeriftrate Loris GItENOILLE, Aregi. sob, t. CHANCELLOR, CAUI.t9Lr, MUI.OR A VC. kt 114.1111 A It; SIDMOUT SP csciat,, and His flisvalillighnest, the • 1 4 1 Prince of 1V A L LI. Most of these•i'eers were several 'times on their legs in the coarse of sissamsiosa.- Bat the geeerebeffedt of 'OM observations will ap pear from the following condensed recital : It was mov..L•in the original disciss'on on the snhject, by Lord invidthoul, that his several •peopo sitions, which in substance were, that a coprof the charges should be referred is the Jusiges,..ausi 41.4 t opinions should he taken upon certain points iiiwisitig tiler:from, stated in regular order; should be treferrect collectively to the Jtidgei,. Upon this mnin •oi reference, some diiier:nce of opinion prevailed, some of their Lordships were strongly of opinion at the questions should, preferably. be referred se. i . oarately to the consideration of the Judges, so that the sense of the k loose might be taken on each Ties. ion distinctly. Lord HAWK ESBI; RY course of proceeding, as the omit regular and con venient mode: he had made up his mind as to what ought to be the decision upon the Rieder's! question ; hut in paint of order sad form, he thought it would be preferable, moreespecially witn a view to the consideration of any amendment that may be propcsed, to discuss the propositions sepa rately, instead of going into a Committee upon the whede.. Lord GRENVILLE adverted to the open :t ion of the standing order, which, on such or . vrben moved for, enjdnieti the Howe to rc7.olve into a Committee. He contended, that such vv., s the ordi nary praEfice of the House, and that various prece dents for such a Ih.e of proceeding wire on the Journals. Added to this, what he recommet,de.l would contribute to the freedom of deh:tre, and would facilitate the consideration of any amend ments. Lord Viscount sznNtourft, in considering the points in discussion, adverted to the usual media: of the other House, which was to consider such pro positions separately. and nut conjoiniiy, which was the more convenient mod; mad, by it, any amend ment made to one of the propositions would not pre cleat the amending any of the former, which would be the case were the whole conjunctively considered . The Earl of CARLISLE deprecated any refer ence to the rules and orders of the other House of Parliament, as a guide to their Lordships proceed ings, whose orders were . in many respeas essentially different. Lord Viscount SI DMOIT EH explained ; that in what he said in the way of reference, as alluded to by the Noble Earl, he reasoned merely from ana lon., and applied it with the greatest deference to their Lot dships' proceedings. Lord GRENV(LLE made some observations in support of what had fallen from his Noble Friend who spoke last but one: he was induced to propose a Committee, chiefly in consequence of what took place on A former night, when some Noble Lords did not appear to him inclined to give that liberal interpretation to the orders of the House which the natitre of the particul:tr subje,%, with a reference to its full and ample discussion, demanded. He differed in some points from the Nobie Viscount, as to his ideas of the correa line of proceeding ; and contended for the propriety of their Lordships resolving into a Committee on the occasion, as the most preferable in every point of view, independent of their being '.R ^r, (K .~-_ .~ s :'~, IN I r P"tr , ettinined tr yzell A /111.' ul proceeding in c7nietinence oftitte's 4 wirfingurcter being rrink.ed. • t.nrri Stl)Wol,77l4'stio4*.fri fitrOler ex , And content d, At • tit Inti.fr CO ' detior; ic'• p:opersit,i r v.-marry • •• mote • g-nr•rally aad lff f'... regutar and oprcrtunity Elf .•• • dein*. .propositioil ' What he •91 id • way o f re . • ferettee to the rroceeor.n--. • • •• 'f i lc. on tvccas:rms, was " ' s to • 1.1(11,e0 their Lqr 3 Shi'. , l - • ."7; • na)" tient in th- rrewnt • • • Earl SPENCER .• f.-tir•ivortfs Fri 6, • the oho:I - rations of his N.)blit Frien'f, cord CranJ rifle, • • • •• I:nri GRENVILLE rontendei, (*at the rear.' rat ntaii;ce in that Horne .kas, to pmt siarh quest-' trona eqlletlinig.astal %.,f 1eA7 , 4 0 67.y ; in ilinstrarrin, • • •ortilloPatt. - he refen red to a c.tse the .Jouruatt, • where the words were, es that the allowing tf.t?.;- Lion.; be putt t.l tSe JorliteC" iw • 'FAQ 11 A.W K ESBL3 RY arrat,l ia faernir of . the • mode of discussing the trestines separately. whfctt; ittiakt ,it ',mad contribute to the free- 14 , d4m of debate, and affrrd a greater facility to their consideration. • Lord It LLENROROUGH made a liw Aar *nines irrsuppnrt of what fell from the, Noble Tie. •count, as to his reference to tie mode of proceeding in another place. As to the question. whether pro positidus sli,vuld preferably lie referred eettjunetively er•seperately ?iewoudil entirely depend upon the na ture of the eerie Were they of that kind as to be :inked in, and depend upon each richer, they sho.ell be put conjeMtly : were each ques.tioa a di eiech ,substentive prapositien it; itself, they should be put' sßparetely. • Afeetaa few observations fern t.. 7; -. 1 . 2 t -1 of 'De Revery; Lerri GRENVILLE, with reereere to eit.ire sent ceee, exereseel hishopelhe Noble 4 ,Lote"; s . telho brought feriwerd rile eeepositines, W(111:1 peesht in putting theca thilleetvesiy, as they 4,1 ifern.h , ii up on each other. He aeeiti te-ged the proceedine of asComalktee, which, wider :he eteedine Pelee it wet open te any Pereeete move Per. • The LORD CllANtElet.Ott was er re7-ere, ther. ay he understood the Noble Lord's ici;:a *l11)- ;ebtyPre4 the refezenee to ail gu•lges. tit* i.:.• i Wm.' he the wording of the prepesitiens, yerell ex-Se .--. ed. The Noble and ieretree I Lerd aelvere. ! os entre alletions ellich Ind been. me !it ire tarsi' ‘‘u: - .e of ithie diretrisio s, vinditated himself Ervin the lin tetion of ant wish to ssench upon the fl''' .. O: i'l cf . e. as well as any partial reference to t: e mitts , .. te.4 Ilse:se. in pees:mat - 1g any Noble L er e- E.thil '4 .. lira treed:tele delivering his I • e fe ene yee. ' • els,' SeAUCKLAND said a few word. 'a; to the needs 44 ' dins hjs.propesitiver, vienereteeeeenieff • itle - lifvehatever way was the m o st likely •toretein the otijekle; and expressel his opinioe, that' the rm....dine. adopted upon the case were so tar irregular and illegel. rimoteniess Alper me tarther en-teem:ion, the amendments ' • e` Lord AUCICL ANte, ire tae earn'' pelts of-t 'on, were agreed to by the House, • Lea GRENVILLE innved, that the Ord& rit: itpeliee the Hoes:. retolvine into a committee be l eeeiii re 4,..! ; which WAS sc.:or:tingly done. T h. Order Appeared to concld,.le in these worie—e If desired by an Lord, that the House be put into a Committee, 't *vet not te be refused " His Le/ids:rip then moved, that this House do re solve itself Moo a Committee. On the Question be ing. put ; Lord REDESI)ALE entered into some observe- . tie's, on the proceedine; when Lewd GRENVILLE spoke to order. and, adeeolo ine web, effect of a standing order of the House; e ,' whirls was obligatory upon their Lordships ; This proposition, in the semis manner as thohe, ahnvetnemioned. gave rise to much desultory can versation. • . The LORD CHANCELLOR differed in opi e'er) from the Nag? Ilateq, upon the ppiote end 3.1;1. 'the proceeding had heeWepeeteilyeefused. Lord GRENVTLLE observed, he never knew 'of hat one instance t but, referring generally t i the effeet of .tending orders, he :wetted tliet no de bate could properlv arise upon them. Aft'e'r a few observations were ;mere:lenge.] be tween Lords MI 'L *A sacs, GRENVILLE. the C 11•11• CEL LOR, and Earl Stiviere, uenn the point ; Lord HAWKE:in/RV otiserwid, the present .question WAS one which should be decided by what had been the former prattier of the FiPtlt?..,n such occasions. Their Lordships would see by Us- wore ing of thene 'er, that theCommeee "ought nest to be i etused ;" it was far fro-) being an imperative one ; it was rather at a recommendatre y nature. He understood that such a proceeding had Been fry qitently r,lused. that evinced the order was•nnt coo tittered as one of the absolute standing orders. It could never be in the contemplation of the framers of the ordele that any Peer at his pleasure may at any time change the whole course and order of the proceedings by merely moving for a Committee ; if such was the incontrovertible effete of the order, it would he wise to take it into special consideration. in order to get rid at once of so absurd and pre posterous a to euletion. Lord GRENVILLE observed, such a proceeding was never called for by him before. Nor would it on the present occasion, did he not ()tutu ye, that in• the former discussion. attempts were made to pre vent Peers who held one opinion, frum speaking more than once, when Noble Lords who held ano ther opinion were suffered to speak as often as they thritioht proper; to temedy this objectionable. corgi- Jere:eon, he bad recourse to moving the standing order in question. Lead MU lee RAVE. nppearine to cons; Isr him self as one of those adverted to by hi-. 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