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. 17 S, who was estreruety anxious to ect ope nly • . . mod stapoiliAlly; ite oho) eastoetl notices to he to. ottell.to tituse who weft: Or the Privy Couot•tl. without prri other. that 14.. y might exouttne the Nate of time tact. and which taiga einthle theta to furpiA the esecressey evitleitee itt the Nlembers tat their assembly. suit the prtittirle mglit not to bt. - . departed lions now. Aitrr the first adjourutueut o which mitiltt be expedirnt, for. although the attest &ore MIS Oilerlittullt, U tvals , hut to to enable thew to procood to other tuetourrs «lien the adjournment became a proceeding 01 ••rce.nrry; and when they again met uu the 4th of L. ecrtuber, they considered theasoelves required to u h s•aia from other prurerdings till the Fact was proved, wuich might panty them by appearing, on the recurds. I luu.,.er, up he bad before surtitiarimh, he Mar nut thsposrd to gire the presrut mottoes the smallest oppni•iticri, but hr hid caller' their Lordships at. ttivicii to 04 &object. merely to prepare their fcr their next assembly. if circum3taii . ces ahcauld watertoostily require heir serieus coubi- der4tlon. The E, l l ~f LivEapooL not have troubled thew Lur.leitip, uu 111 oce34ion, whet' ro roach wi". In Or seX:,retr-i, If it had uut been tor file 'tourer-mu,' wit', li pr;:eivh-.1. With moped to the precede ilte of the p'roeretling, of 178$ bring departed from ori urea►inn, he thought they lia.l been pursued wi:ii great regard. as tar as the circumstances were consistent with each other. It would be recollected, that His Majesty, at that period, became iniilispri.ed a considerable time be fore the day to which Parliament was proro;uerl, and that giilV an opportunity uf homing such notices then, which lie shortness of time pre cluded me the preseut orca.ion. Though the Privy Couhr:l were errs.,.,tile,i, and exa „,i„,,j into the st ste of His bl:• . lwrv's that was not fur the purpose of placing 1.1361 eildince ,on the Journal,. Ile considered the pre sent assembly as that oil the _oth of Novemirer ; awl as they theft adjourned for the very purposes which producer' the necessity of their pres imi t a d. jouraiirent, he sue no dearatrun from the precfedesit of tile t n •. but what arose out of the difference of cirevtnata•uces. Earl G&EY was sorry to prelong the prevent dis cussion, as it was riot his intention to oppose the motto* of Add , urnment. But lie heard with .o. n e degree of 11.1ri.rise the staieruent of the Noble Sec retary, who had certainly given a description of the yrincipies which guided the proceedings in 1788, much different from his own coneeption of them, ■nd the account which hail already hero givers by his Noble Friend (Grenv'lle). It was odd, that the Noble Secretary 11110U1.1 h ive more kaowledge on on le i s subject than I inioelf and his Noble Friend. will too. au active part in those proceedings. while at that period the NohleSecretary 1-rod abut a seat in the Legislature. At the same tune he did not en tirely caris:ur in the opinion which had been ee pressied by his Nob►e Friend, who declarer' his op. probation of all the proceedings which were then adopted; but the Noble Earl must still retain that their first sueetii. 4 c.O li.r Ed instant to tot a treeetiow—thut it nAb non dins—nut did he consider I the CA4inialtion before the Pity Comicil as in- ticicd to fotiod the Clan upon which the Houses should proceed ; and when they diJ Wert uu the gods of Nuveutli r is th.t year, they continence& it eutssiiie. a . plocrediug without stay fact or . evidence lietug on Unit JouroAls. II we. tbru, hs slow, an act performed and justified ou :termini of its expediency; hut if, oa their next tuertiug, thot-e sywpto its which t ow f .roinise o speedy re revery, should ititfortaostoiy disuppotnt our ex pet:bilious (which God avert). then it will become the two Houses In prucesal os they did alter the 4th Dec:ember sn 1788. lie trusted the principle of tho se pinceeditigs would ever be atter ded to at the time, and never departed from, but where no si milarity of circumstances could justify the applica tion. But when they again should Assemble, he trust ed thst such would be the climge of His MAjesty's satiation, they would have the pleasure of tinelitig themselves convened for no other purpose thou that of expressing their mutual congratulations. The LORD CDARCULLOR. in the u4ual form, put the question of adjournment, which was agreed to Itemise( cosstradirentr, whereby the Ilocoe steads adjourned to Thunislay the Zilth inst. but even were a otherwise. There are Wits this House have to di,c!iarge, peransount to nll other C.4bleiiiltratin‘.... It opidil have hero hitter that the lit. Hop. the Chticrtioir of the Exchequer tradetts stained-from stating that he hifilair Conlemplatien. trims a tumors sky, If a greater 11,U1Illorr of Nivii•bers had been piesentoo have mole a similes. proposal. in conseqpence of His _Makuty haviog aonostnettl his intention of prorugaing Parliament to the •,...9th November; for I mutt say, that it would hiuse beau a propwitiou which the House would have rejected. But he says there was a thin attendance. compara tively ispeakiog. upon that day. wfiicb was the cense of his trot doing so. I was not present. as I did not know that the House would meet.till it•bad actually met; nor do 1 know whether he had time to write ; letters I. all the Members, as he has clang now but this mach I may say, that if he had done it to any. he might, r jilt greater proptiely. have done it to alt. If 1 had been here slut day, I believe I would have concurred,under the time instancesof the ease in the adjournment to this die 4 ; html the mate ter now stands in a differeut preife:atneut, for we are now assembled in a full ineetiug of the House. and we still find that His Majesty is unable to transact blistuess. We are not, therefore, now • I louse of Commons; and the only It-iiiesia it lip pelUlS we can proceed to do is, to propose an ad journment for fourteeu days; but even this I aver we cannot perform in the manner suggested. If a physical necessity ran he proved to exist. then is the time when the Houses of Commons mat Lords may pro.ueil as we are now. doing, a anode of pro cedure which our duty to the ceuntry enjoin.. I ask, ought not that physical neceaaity, it any exists for such a hoe of conduct. to he • del upon the Jmiruals of the Home of Cotomona ? When the liseetit re Power cannot he exercised, ought we to proceed to du that which is now pro posed. without even the report of the Plelsiciasis bean laid before the House of Commons? What h . the Right Honoorohle Gentleinon ought to have done. was to have ex:minted the Piresicians gene rally before the Privy Council. and otterwerila to I have laid their report. MIMI the tilde of the !house. This, however. lie has not thought proper to do. but rails upon the House to do cut act without proving that any plijsical necessity exists for its beiti.; done. lam well aware that the subject is dencate.but while I feel calm and moderate, and desirous not to tennis open that &lime!, which we all must feel for His Majesty; yet I may be al lowed to say. that the people of this country feel also a great respect for the just performance faille Executive Pose,. %Ve are told that His 3 , 1 JeStY have it in contemplation to prorogue his Portia. went to 49th Nov.; but I may ask, had Ili. Majesty this In conteninlation. that * calamity so great was to fall upon his subjects, as that such an affliction should beta! him that would deprive him is ndMis.peo. pie of his power? I am sure that had our most gra cious Sovereign foreseen such a calamitous circum stance, he would have liars the tirst to have seized the earliest opportunity to supply the defect, which, when occdrring, iiltiody could know how long it might last. Althou it li life Nlajvsty would have been the first man in these realms to des sire that that deficiency should be supplied, yet we are now merely desired to adjourn for 14 days. under eircomstoncto similar to those which occur red in the year 17ite. mad even somewhat more aggravating. We are desired to do this with our eye. open, with the country plunged io war, and even so ileliottely situated, that we are Imlay in axpectatiou of great events occurring from day_ to day. Not to draw invidious coition: sans , Mr. pat was then one of the Ministers of the country, and we know well who ure Moulders now!! They are such as we are unwilling to trust with theTtectitire Power, without control. Daring the long expe rience of years we have had since the period I have mentioned. we have surely hi -!en wrong in not providing for the situation and circumstances such se those is which we ere now placed. When ever we are tried with such a calamity, we are ap palled; but we merely propose an Adjoutament of Parliament for •fortnight, without endeavouring to provide means toavoid a similar inisfertune, should it please the Almighty to Jallei us in a similar man lier nom a future occasion. Is it th., duty of the two Houses of Parliament, thus to suffer the time to pass away without providing effectual remedies for such evils? No, in toy opinion. it does not Ile • ome the House of Common. to adjourn to this day fortnight. but merely to adjourn from day to day; end that it should be the duty of both the House of Lords and /loan of Common., as soon as it can poi:lily be effected, to provide against the evil, lest it altould ever again unfortunately oc cur. I sin fain to speak out upon this subject—l cannot conceal from myself the period that has paced since 1710—I cannot conceal the colainities that have takm place--nor can I conceal that the Right Hon. Gentleman is departing. even from the precedent afforded hint by the erects of that year, when it was announced be the Lord Chancellor. Thurlow, in the Howie of Lorrl., that hi. hod personally seen (lie Majesty: but tne Hight Win. Gentleman now states merely that he 1:1,1 seen Hid Majesty's Physiciass. sod that they 1.4.1 soul i.c would be likely to mend. He ehoo:ts to stop there, and carefully avoids giving any account of Ili, probable time. Why does he not comply wi,h ait it would be but conunon decency to tti. finite of Conaninna ? Why doe, he not put hetore u. the report of the Physicians ? I ithoilld be glad to hear sonic eitolanciou from that Right lion. Geati - man a l lot) this eul jet% for lam convinced them could be no indelicacy in doitt.e .o. As it 'mold not come to His Majesty's knowledge. th.n.c can he no impropriety io the Right Hon. Gent. dealing with mere explicitorea. No pernicious coosequerres are likely if, arise. I do not mean to impeach his veracity, Dor that of the Physicians; tonal the same time I must say. I do out think he stater a sufficient ground for the Reuse of Commons adopting his motion. Notwithstanding the love we have tor Hi Majesty, we ationl4 *hew that we have also a great reverence for the Kingly office. We neither do our duty to the Public nee to the King by such a pro. cedar,. When we recollect that the people have a King whom they love, and he subjects whom he re upsets. there would he none bail with more joy thee HieMojesty hinteelf would do should our adoption of measures to get out of such difficulties, if ever they again occur. I therefore thinit.Sir. that as matters stand at present. the adjournment should be from day to dry, rather then ti-it the consevaeoces of thn mats that laity 144..; 4 when we might he outlet the I:rt'Jb.tta ea - opting other nieseutes upon this ..ut,j,,•t. 1 .1, sot to create *ay euraity ewe 111000 UT; but h.k;t l tlsur far eopieeerd my opinion, 1 shall tc:.teut u r , self with eutering lay proest ogairet tuch a in - , cednre r without divuliot the llocte 'lglu til t 6 ,, jrct SO l i. t i t r lls i. O . l",t aa l W rlt L tostiCl ZZ: l g e itl i t 4 4 4 2 t 2l : lug the house upon it, aad tal.in g '4,4 stn neon what appeared to him lot( on‘ o f ms Irrinionat and unconstitutional iemosilt4,e If he pearnitted it CO 'pass i' ustt '- • cot :'rived he should begone of a d ere l i C t i o ' hA a 6111 duty; and hid be been en a bl e d • te attend th former -meeting of the Hattie, he. gr av el 1,,, 4t peered in his place, andgjaposed a r detay ire making tip Art pert of iiie . :l 7"4l ! s• - without Which there was no King in the meet. Were ant this done, •it * • people that the Executive was a <erre f that it required no King to direct it, het a Administration, constructid and erge,e,.. ter how or by .what means. Tbe tretti oen: toe was supported by the prepaying' Unic mud the conduct of bliateters on the 0t,,. ~ .ion h. , d a temieley to /Mug the effi , :e e.` h . into contempe They pursued a shailo •*, wi th th e averathelatiag facile:'' •f a taaa., lu 17ee it was the atone. when de Crea n upon a 'curbion, needninieteos rant ale,, ;„•': selves i to put the Hoye; S;greiture to ibeir use i c y But, nstend of followiue the mount:et:if. 1..16e prerat:lug tar liuet , Le would hate..tboag:it4l4-1•4 !we course they had to pursue was pluirroud rusted entered ii.tu those feelings of di lieu( y..tioi.uio;ir expressed; yet toilets as he felt for Man. he tek yet more ler the pent acid elm, the countly. it was frets slim taw 4'ol,l4litiorl, shat even it he stood tingle onthe ocesotoe,lhe 'beide the 'louse on the quseratitin fur 441 meld. Foe what was the nature of the ere j ,,,, A , trade to them—without any procet.liug., the lima Gentlemen below Mtn truly split, on the inerr !pre dixil of the Chstii::, of the Eecheepser, who told them, sot doe he lir seen the King. thou•4ll even thin wu:d hare kw on inYulleistut ground for his manna. La: had seen the Physicians attendant eistikt., .j..s.y. who bail umniutomfe asses cl tube King wits in a stale 4 progreseisee•a., meat. This appeared to Into to he 01 gc p ground for the House of Comment to cub eg and, judging fr o m the ',trisect cenduetot ter., he imagined he enuld oSservr.l.:e if tart men' had not met of necessity. they Vt.,PIL. Ie bee,, well enough cement I. 41.eer .ti-t: r. Gorerament. without caring whetter the Ilex' n' were or were not competent to hit impormat tinny. When he before toa trteraihc tio:t, he natant those who matey; en AtiLy the person most nearly ceneemed on well a cr as this--by which time Prince of W. 4•1, the bee the Throne, was. ss it were, shine..eel anti gradtd—by which. indeed, hit Lev:v.3'oam e treated as a child or lunatic,tearbis tantalises; own affairs, or transect buitisee: between stem Man. By this Act, the -worst et erthotpir • hr IJ our, and he was 'dila are tiebrire4, r by a moat mitersl occerreste. stir Item cradle is the Throne. The adherents at dimes , lactic:es were new attemptioe se rime Coe sv eeurve, and were as unwilling es Thor pwairesie to surrender their antbnrity nod Cie einrlnineet• their offiees. Vat he, for ene, coobi cot cornet.: this their first step in that cenee , r.nr meet his constituents. or look an honed men .1:! • r fn se r e n , na i t f h her tu for pe mi nsoie gh tet them t to 0 thesruiceosnneiaetechtc e y h cud tr.• c. fusion which had of late prevailed. :Ur. Ts snots: r load out intended, not waist hate' been necessary for him to &neer his seat meats on this occasion, but as the lion. buret had declared his intention of dividing the its( upon this question, and he would teal tunic bound to vote with him, it became otivtiute • few words in order to explain his rootage voting. ale was cite. mely at a lassie know' ender all the circumstauess of the cat, :hr Hit n t d in a t p t. te C d n t a h n e ce m llo u r su o re f ze Ira poirEnheqcoususer Hooves lie could not an What the 11 , 01 i•• Gentleman could gein by it. nor obat t0u1,: . ! ,. .• • eltieet in thus creating • difficulty for hit t sort., ; for the House. Why would lie net falls% t onlc precedent they had of a similar orrattea, 511 ailiourn the Hoary till Monday—hats he sales proposition of this kind be econld have been b.:l 1" gcvtug it Ida ' , tweet —eau tojere itienry ennui aria- from so deter,. It Flit oh:r. ' malady untosprly continues: or in,:rvsed, U House of Commons would i-o rrc ty to VA. : oit . step. a. u rt. ( ' ..thie to remedy do' 1e" .. • • Gnverument. If, on the ceinany, should be restored to health, his r• obtain his Sweatier. to the nateisevie. ro.,tue Parliement to t:.e period they most a Iviselne. Why, therefore, 1..401 Hen. tent. ;male this ether cruise, -red ; ! cement tbe /ouse In the loppearence o. red division ? Bet there were ere roierls I ll• the iijobtion of this proposition. its liaeleuttent, he veuld mot take the we'd '" mutt to-caertif is the ground fora l'atliret .. " l . Proceeilli.e. If the night Honan C rable le: men •,4.1 otirreti Inanelf to be examen!! 14 °`!"! , end in that situation iafermed those iltsysuous he hiol pat to the rbysirtarli, and 7 were their amerces; even tint would oat h* " sufficient. :bough it was much mire than to ac . him merely state a setter in the course of olcb• • The one ...mild be pat upon their appeal no some 'capon fur their adjeorr-oti 1 fortnight at s 9 rnonteotees a period: bu t the , 4 ' ll could no where be seen or referred to. se"' t '. peoceediog would seem to he witheu t so fficasnt cause.—W hen they knee that there wa s tEgtseorieethe, powev ti power. t would then take h e from the the th Pe he utmm e other Estates efficient in whatever rearm( u*S t bled ? He again repeated that tech c•tor'en be of no benefit to the country : .^ 4 °_,* t directly is the teeth .of the °sly rreceue's „ ir ,. would be referred en. nun: ell three lions , which were erre obviout. ara ft.'M a ear ° to r 14 1 10 V ie tr i o's so;fder*.errn .t.a el _ . 1/ • - Me." are a LiCieg 'rllll4' 1 .:11:! "tilts that 41.147:1ecurry opinion, light:lel rCi‘eleiit I', '''''''' t . - .- temS, who was extremely 'anxious to ect openly diet their first weedier, eti Ilh Id instant tear, eel a but even were a otherwise. tied siniwiliellyaho cused notices to h e M. met h ane -oho it nstb non dits—na did he conbider thit House hereto rii,e!nriv, peransount troth ether etete when ere entsilit be m u t er t h e 1 1,, ,; - ' 4. I• ei mud •to all tituse who weft: of the Privy thrusted. the exeinialtion before Hie 1 4 . H y Council ss in- c ,b liK i i l t r a tim.... it w 044.1 have here lietter that tho nth:toeing other measuresepon th is me; . . t. :',') c e Tel "Whoa prejudice. shut th ey might examme the .ti tided to Mum' the hoe upon weich the House. lit. Hoe. the Chasicetke of the Extherliee hitinh' lot to erestelhe moray um var teout e‘e isi L. len . L , ' state of the fact. nod which might eaahle them to 'lsola proceed ; and when they did Wert uts the s tained-from swung that he Willie tronlemphdien. thus far eitpreesed 11 furnish the ssecessery midterm to the Members st s gods of Nut/sutler is that year, they eettitnenced. upon i termer sky, If a great, te.entiOrf Of Mesh'e's t self slab entering soY Pretest agaitet te c h a s e' Lei their assembly. and the principle (night nut to be.• is plow eansiliv. le psocrediug esthete any fact or had helm piesenteto hare inside a etindur proposal. cedure. without dividies the lloese v • ' i re . :eh tee Su: I°l departed from now. After the arst adjournment. evidence hciug tin heir Jountele. ft was the... es in cousegeenet of Hts _Majeaty Nivel aoureineed jest ireetteetteweete . t ea ier which might be expedient. for. although the uterus new, an act performed end justified out amount of hi e intention of prorugaing Posibtement to the te9th Sir Flumes 13oltlherT said. he Aver could nth" I dance was numeruus, it was slut sufficiently go to he expe d iency ; hut if; oil their uteri tueetiug. November; for I mutt say, that it would have hero so import-Int a question to he carrled ...gi me rt e all "? hill"' enable them to proceed to other measures «hen th e t h ee eympto so %%hie!' lint: I.e.nnise a tiered, re- a propodtiou which the Hum would hove rejected. i ii g th e Hous e upon it, aad toiling dee m.,. -...i '' erste • adjournment became a proceeding of •hcessity; and revery, should ritifortenately disuppotnt our ex- But he says there Itus a thin attendance. compare- neon *what appeared to him lola o ne o r ty Km„ nal t" when they again Met on this 4th of le ecetulwr, they pectatioug (which God melt). then it will become wetly epeekiog„ u p ou th a t day, which leas the cause itrinsiontil and unconstitutional 'immense 41" e'' lll , ° , l considered thenwelves required to ahem from the two Muses In pruc h el a, they did after the or he nut doing t o. I was not priment, iii I did net made. if he peacuiteeil it to pars aiming 's - t. , %' I" ''' other proceeding* till the fact was proved, wuich 4th Deeteither is. 1788. Ile trusted the winciplh know that the House would meet.till it'lted 'Knoll,' cotiveived he should be,guilsy of a might justify them by appearing ou the relerda. of those pineeedings would ever be ettectled to at met; nor do 1 Lem whether he had time to write duty; and he s t be been „Aim ." attend 4-1':, if tutee Ilert:octio'n 'l li ' Outer' I Itie c i er , u a he bad before ineutionisd. he WII ,I tat the time. and never departed from, but where no si- letters to all the Members, as he has done to* former earetiog of the Hattie, he. e voi tee. i, t - er dig disposed to give the poem' motion the smallest sedately of circumstances could justify the applied- but this much I 1132 y say, that if he had deceit to peered in •his place, andmittiosed a si n gle ti t'' ai; ' tie° m a ' opiinsaien, hut hr had Called their Lordalsipe at- thou. But when they again should Assemble, he trust- auy. he might, e Olt greater propriety, have done it delay in making hp th at . pert of the . .. 17 .- •:,'.... torte ", t, ntio n to this ,object. merely to prepare their ed that each would be the reange of Ili. Msjesty's to all. If 1 had been here sl a t day, l believe I without Which there was no King in the (. .. len t ' needs fie their next assembly. if (helmsman- Otitation + they would have the pleasure of tiarlitig would have coneurred,under the time instancesof the meet. Were ant this done, •it - errold :. , is ees should uufortueately require their wirers mute- themselves convened for no other purpose thou that cue in the adjourment to this dot; hilt the mat- people that th e Executive was a In ert f e Ow' deretion. of expreesiag their matual congrattOutions. ter now stands in a differeut predieeineut, for we te s t it mitered no King to direct ~r . but ~ '... 4 the Administration. rn4Linwstroartacibtlys.cwdhliss;nreleteanids". dT"er:litittlitliu.:•l:ti The E,tl ..f I,lvEnront, s‘ °nit, not have troubled The Luau Committee:h in the usual form , are now assembled its a full meet iug of the Ham. quo; their Lor.lellip, on this occ,i4ron, when so much put the question of adjournment, which was agreed and we still Clad that Hie Majesty he unable to ra te tatentinutv Iva, in or vc:iected, if it lied out been tn newohie eneorredirentr. ' , Morten thl !louse ntoo‘in transact bosiuess. We ore not, therefore, now • • epithet& was supported by the proposal -al ene ~.a . . th' l w for the eoever,..llo,i winch prreoleil. Wish respect adjourned to Thursday the 2eth inst. 'Huse of Conennus ; and the only beitietra it ate mid the conduct of Moister. on the noe,:e::... wee to the preeedc tea of the proceedings of 178$ being peer. we can proceed to she is, to propose an ad- hoe h.id a teinieley to tniug tbe effe:e re e re' departed from on tin- reetwien, he thought they HOUSE OF COMMONS. ilium:tent for fourteen days; but even this I leer into contempt. They wetted a simile ,• e •ta;: hail been pursued well great regard. as tar a• the —. we caunnt perform in the manner suggested. If •a w i t h th e ogererhelaiiiig fiction ,1 . Neter Is.. :,,.• i This House having met to - day. photo:it to ad- phybical necessity ran be proved to exist. then is I leen it ii,:' circumstances were consistent with each other. It .11 • ,-.. was the same. when the Creme she : would be recollected, that His Majesty, at that iourtuneut, the SPRAICRR lurk the Chao about the time when the Maws of Cummoas avid Lords upon a 'euthion. ante Mlnieters root 111.., ' 1.,, • ath period, became iniilisprised a considerable time be- helfheivt three. end there were nearly 400 Meta- may teo .. ee e as we are now m i n i ng , a mode a re . iwit.c, to put the Roym ti , gismittte to slash tits .• "' ceders which our duty to the ceuntry enjoins. I But, inivend of followiug the matte& of a tel. '' , • bete 'termini,. four o'clock. Mr, fore the day to which Parliament was prometwel, Eight &teatime, took the oaths anal their seats. as k, oug h t not t h at p h ys i ca l necess ity, i t any Kevin:lug keep% Its weal 1 it '. 1, shoi and that gave an opportunity uf issuing suchi I isite.l oag a. 4.. -1 tweets then, which the shortness of time pre- A flew Writ wet ordered for tile election of a ret.bs for oath a him of conduct, to he • dad iwr course t h e y h a d to pursue was Plaseeell O M , .01 Burgess ter Amersham, in the room of Thomas upon the Joitruals of the House of Commons! ? ties e l u d e d ea th e present nrca.ion. Though the entered lieu those feelings of deliver yeti seem.,; Privy Counsel were ettc•n a hle.l, ma i exam i ne d Tytteit Drake Trlvit. deceased. When the Esectit re Power mime he exerehed, expressed; yet much et he felt for ti e sie .,,„ ei ,::. ['t'' into the hoe of His Nt h -sty's tile.., that was 1113 MAJESTv. ought ive to proceed to du that which is now pro- man, he telt yet more fer the pent I nt E oust . 0 e n ,, , not fur the piirpoce of placing such ey Mince The CHANCTIatria of the EXCHEQUER vote and posed. without even the report of the Pliesiciasis i the county. It was frets l g., taw 4 ,.. 440,ti,,. lade g_leid before the House of Cminons ? What that earn hhe mod sid4le make occa,ioc,the -....i . fr s w upon the Journals. Ile considered the pre- arldr es se i l t he 'House to the folloeing effect : bean sent asseinMy as that ou the 20th of \. v, ; 44 The House being spits assembled without any lathe Rig __ let If _eonairrahle Gentleman ought to hese I revide the flouse on the quswitien fur no nejts 'NCI awl ..s they then adjourned for the v ery purposes wilier-mire' •frout His Majtott's pleasure, I feel it done. woe to leave examined the Pirysiciens tsetse. meet. Foe what was the nature of the R e vel , . a "' which produced the iteceseity of their present ad- necessary to offer myself to your notice at this mo. rally before the Privy Coeneil. and atterwthrle to is ace to them---without any evoc i ee te ce eee , there journiiient, he sre no deviation from the precedent meet, knowing that the House must be &axioms to I hate kW their report-oOn She tellic of the 'Louie. th e host Getelemnit below hint (11c11'attir-i suit of teat ti in •. but what arose out of the difference learn what statement may be made to them upon This, however. he has not thought proper to do. I truly spid, on the mere !pm dixil of the Cheitatec ale 0f cireatnata•ices. a sub set which has occupied our •peculiar &tient. but rails upon the House to silo an act without of the Ericheepter, who told them, rot the Le I to it Earl GREY was sorry to waiting the present di.- I tion for s o metime past, and desirous of understand- tourism that any phssieel necessity exists for its seen the King. thouell even Met weed bate i . toil suasion. as it was not his iiitention to niipote the ing what vow Ills Majesty's Servants take of pre- beitie done. lam well aware that the subject an ithulleistut ground for his motioe. lea; ice ; lee motto* or Aril turnment. But he heard will) tome sent *Lee.. avid else what they colt have to submit is deecate.but while •I feel calm and moderate, and had seen the Physicians attendant e; et , he 5 1 nt h degree of surprise the statement of the Noble See- for the adoption of the House. After having stated desirous not to men* upon that delicacy which we j» s ty, who bail urianimonide asset dhe :' 'al melte, who had certainly given a description of the to the (Line sufficient grounds for the motion I in- all must feel for His itiNksty; yet I sissy be ed- tor King was in a state of progreoresee Iles prinelpies which guided the proceedings in Inc tee; to conclude welt. I died submit the propriety lowed to say. that the people of this country feel meat. ilia. appeared to him to he ei se his I much different from his own conception of them, of 'dim Mug to this dry fortnight, gamely, to also a great respect for the just performance of the ground for the House of Commas en set re ems and the aremint which had already hers. gees by ThUr-Jay the 29th instant. When I last addressed Executive Purer. V. 'e are told that His 3,1 Jest, and, judging hem the present centluetet Wee ef d his Noble Friend (Grenelle). It was odd , thst the the House. I felt that they would have been in- have it in contem plation et prorogue his Portia- I tees, he imagined he could geom.'s., 1..5• if byt. the Noble Secretary ahoultl h see more lelowledge on shred to adopt such a motto as I ant uow to meat to 19th Nor.; but I may ask. hail Hu Majesty meat had not met of neeessor. they voile Is tie On t.,11 subject than I Mittel and hie Noble Fnend, t make. and I wraithl here then t eopoard it had I this In contemelation. that a calm:lily so great was been well enough calmed to Ilse! eerie' I-, s. f3r ii wile too. a u active part its throe proceedings, while thought that there was such • number of Menders, to fall upon his subjects, as that such an affliction (leveret:mt. without caring whetter the /ic•:(' a' wo at that period the Noble Secretary had abut a seat id and that such a entice had been given for their at- should befal him that would deprive him is ndshiepeo- were or were not competent to 14i imporoat et. Ist the Legislature. At the same time he did not en- tendency. as would have histifi e n theta in taking pie of his power? lam sore that had oar iaost gra- tines. When he before allude:l to a peer:ilia,: fa- mg ... tirely concur in the opinion which had been ex- nader their consideration a matter of sueh Myer/. Mous Sovereign foreseen such a eelemitous circuits- I time be meant those who passed an Attler sib .% sea pressed by his Noble Friend, who declared his ap. auce ; het being usierabled„ as they then were, I stance, he *mild have been the first to have the person most Dearly caneented on eel; are toe probation or all the proceedings which were then conceived that it was then incuotheut upon the seized the earliest opportunity to supply the defect, fas thee-by which the Prince of Wahi, Me heir wet adopted ; but the Noble Earl must sell retain lions*, as it then stood. to take no other step than which, when occdrring, tedrody could know how t h e 're route wee , e s i t we re, etig h o t heel O ne . Arlo many of those sentiments which he lid delivered that of securing is competent attendance upon s long it might last. Although His Majesty would graded—by which, Indeed, his Rote: litOltess e Rol in another place ; and although the New of twenty- future day, in order to take mocha motion into their have been the first man in these realms to de- treate d as a c hild or hi n hi eel emble tomeasee iste two years hestoccurred, anal the heat of aniesoss•v . ensteideration. lo comequenee offers' Majesty's in- sire that that deficient'', should he supplied, yet ow n att a in, o r transmit towhees theseention ens and the power of mei:: lice had subsided. s A sues ' eispesitioti having disahlett hint from proroguing we are now merely desired to adjourn for 14 day., man. By this Act, the worst el erbrplt. lei he haul the sot hag. illy oecet•tty of tivii:r.g lila P:whaitiena bcvoi.J the day [have mentioned, alfalfa under eircomstencto similar to those which occur- h e w ou t, and he was otiem era defamed. r ire WSW! to lite gene su, jeer. he eons: sunless that II:s0:1 this House awl the other of Pediment, to red in the year Ireit, surf even somewhat more I til•i irt•o • by •• &Mali natural morrow% she PIM titt. the arguments he Coo used preset rod thew Mau- I consider what can be done under them necessitous SKitterateng• We are desired to do this with our cradle to the Thr o ne. The edhesems at (lusts'. toe eyes open, with the country plunged hi w•tr, end tettiois were DOW attemptioe so resew tee s the tare over his judgment. 'them was nor. he rircteneenees iit which we ore now placed. They kat believed. a Lehi ;Aortae but wools! do hits the onto to decide us to the period they may emu- even so delicetely situated, that se are hourly to Mum., and were es unwilling es their prolterei jr.stice to o.h ii i; his love sisalrespect were equ a l ' inciter doing env thing. and the pound of itiformse expectatiou of emit events occurneg from due to to ' , men d er t h e i r „ t i m e ly o at ere e t urlnnwee Ma with tile moth ze dour, for the happiness of hi. nun upon which they may think it necessary to take day. Nat to draw invidious Comint7isona, Mr. Pitt th e i r r ou e& Ea h e , f or e v e, mute lilt rouseii - ' • sh e , !Saver-ign. tie w a s, h o wev er , a l iptelietieye th at atoystep whatevr•r. The lion's having formerly as- was then one of the Ministers of the country and this their first amp in that them .e, rer coil , ' • one H-s Sisie.tV's Servants could not nitwit them the seeded con we know well who err Ministers now!! They are contrary to His Majesty's Proclamation, meet his constituents. or look an honest menu:' I too.' most desirable and isn't setiseuctory eitioolation. write.' sot here been justified in the adoption of a sneh as we are unwilling to trust with the'Execntire thee, if he. permitted them to consign the et re ..• 1 0 th He w lamentable sits this atilmtion ill tor threaten mature of MI hums:timer ; sod upon that account Power, without control. Daring the long exile- for 'moth e r fortnight to the same slouchy sad c su it Pence of years we have hart since the period I it situation of the country . much flare se than in the I have now to I ,rupose an *disownment. ands as fusion which had of late prevailed. year 178$, fur we were tu a war. and in dif- I that I havemeutiourd. It will be unnecessary forum have mentioned. we hare surely been wrong hi Mr. Ticitsia ;sad out imported, nor grodil ' weal ticultire which required the greatest efficiency in to enter into the ceniideration of the grounds upon I not providing for the situation anti circumstances have• been necessary for him to dether his sem h h the Executive Goverusurie. mid in the tee-terse which I woula hoer then i iroposod an adjnortimeat, such se those in which we arc now placed. When. meats on this occasion, but es the Hon. BIM tit. of the Kingly Power; and another unfortunate eves to a much later (the than that I now propose, ever we are tried with such • celamity, we are eV- had declared his intentiso of dividitig the lite 00 eircuiestaime attended oar Sovereign, which w ee as it would have been requi.ite to have hart previe palled; but we merely propose an Adjourament of upon this question, and he would teal hire . IMP the advanced period of his life, which elmoat our.ly the advantage of an interval. I would Parliament for •fortnight, without endeavouring to house! to vote with him. it became rtrinbite I" lett pentode(' the expectation of its being able, iii caste have tweet dispooel to du it nt the former interline. i provide means toavoid a similar inistertune. should • few words in order to explain his reasons tar of recovery, to exhibit a proof of that blessing by hot there beep suffieien': numbers present, for the it please the Almighty to atHict Us in a similar man- , toting. lie was mot tarty at a lassie k ne e s sOl his open! y performing. in the eyes of his pro n gs , I !base must have hem ewer of this fart. that der- her nivel • (attire occasion , Is it th e duty of toe en d er a lt t h e e i veum e au ces of the cite, ith Its- sat " the arduous ditties* of his Royal Prerogative . So tog lII ' &fleshes , indithentioti. them have twee two Hou s es of P ar li amen t, th us to suffer the tone H on . Chancellor of the Exchequer eileul'i ht. ^g.' for was the Noble Earl di s po s ed t o question that no occasion fur the Parliament meeting on this Ito pare away without providing effectnel remedies adapted the measure he stow recogniumdee tot lei doetririe witch WIN laid down and carried into prac- slay 011 moonlit of any particular bueiness likely to for such evils? No, in toy mutton. it does not b e te n „,, e li e me m not see what the Right i . e 1 1l tire its 178$. that he twist PM! bring illib 0 etlf comsat before them. 'they naught • ome the Houle of Commons to adjourn to this rest tosured. that Gentleman could gain by it. nor slut midi!! e , l IILI day fortnight, but merely to adjourn from day to support any tido Amami by ii moveation of the except in so fro ill! , tile circumstances of the rase s ilica in thus creating • difficulty for heeself, : esi, Taro Estates nt tne malta s e power whiehParleasent wenealtered by means of His Majesty's indiaposi- day: WA that it ' , liquid be the duty of both the f ur t h e House. why w ould lie stet fate I ' only cattle poured. sod whi e la see oth e r b o dy cou ld n u n. there ear ne occasion for Parliament meeting House of Lords and /loose of Commons. as sena only precedent they had of a similar nemesia:, si •it internee for • week. for • day. or even the an Four. epos an earner liar than th a t to which they had as it ran tore•itily be effected. to provide *gaited ede inrn th e m ole . tin Monday-43ml he tact It' But on the present oeessron. he would not destroy formerly adjourned. U n do u btedly there can be the evil, lost it almuld ever again unfortunately m• proposition of 'hie kind he wool , ' have been h.: , Wu the apparent unanimity he his eittve , itsun ; tat the no emotion that I strtkl at present usider cireum- cur. lam fain to speak out upon this subject—l in g i v i ng i t hi e „pport....ao is serf or ion' s ' b ' r 1 same time he should not formally give his% wor in Meters that would remove any doubts that former. cannot conceal from myself the period that has Memo. cord.' aria- felon so eltertg. It lie . ... 1 ".'••'! f''' its its support. and :tmid take an ohpertenity sten- ly extateh. Having felt it my duty to proceed this P‘sse 4 .l since 1710—I cannot emcee' the celltuities niala4 uttespptly continued or inevehee. et; tering his protest on the Otoseneho with his remota day is Windwies in cordite to ascertain at es recent that have taken place-.--nor cite I coined that the I House of Commons would to rez•he to teie. ,h• I' c for the same. He ahn orged the oroessity nr their a period allpossible the meal state of His Majesty's Right Hon. Gentleman is departing even from the steps et s..e e ad t, 4r Lie to remedy Ile le" •i t l l' Lordships hewing thy Ewe of teat lDagly Power bee health. I hum the satisfaction to inform the noose. I precedent afforded him by the erects of that year, es neereteen e If, on th e re e nrery. lie N' i' '''' - lag 'u'pe'nded satistactonly proved at their Laid- that I have seen the Physicians who attend Its when it was announce d b r the L or d Chancellor. s should be restored to health, his eiiiiieer• •'•' let ships' Bee, and the Bar of the other Mow. or be- Wight'. and they ore nuallitnettsli of einuion that Thurlow, in the Illnehe of fend.. that he hol o b ta i n h is s weetest . is t h e c ouit mi e sare teas: ht fore Committees of both these Detaches et the Ma Sheety's iselispnaition it in n state of progress personally seen His Majesty : bet tee itielit Hen, mewl p i: e lemen t t o t:.e period they ut•e:t l. '" c ` ~ se Legidature. a i m ainen d iurat ; ,.....1 Ik e ,. hearee.....aud a l so , t h a t Gentleman now st e le s me re ly teat he elit see', He most is Ivisaltie. Wray, thetelore, ... e el tee e Viscontit Stexotrim conceived that the rooted. very considerable ameodaseut has actually taken Majesty's Physiciaos. sod ihst they Sa.l soul iar I Hen. that. moue ibis other clone, eed 11. ; •:° in.. .of trot, of WWII he Ilista in the highest place.—/ hirer. hear.)—ln that view, se a w i t h a would be likely to mend. He chno..s to glop I ' , w p m , th e House so thew ppeanmee so. - d•f:”.." TI I" terms, had heen pursued on this occasion, as far as statement so coagentel to the fallings of His Ms- eloierrtenthSol ot‘t,., z there, and carefully sheds giving any account of the s i t h divi s i on ? But there were ne 11""°"r it I ' eh the circumstances s o ul I pe r ; o lS, lie mus t m a . je a he e Were., I think it necessary to move an ad. probable time. Why does he not comply with ee it didly say, that the noticee whites had been sent to pitirisnirnt to that day upon which the Proclamation would be but common decency to the inure of p e e ement . h e „p e w m a t a ke the ectil "'. I t , every Member at that time , originated in the length would have earned it. meeting into effect . That Cernoinns ? Why does he not put before us she true tee:sheer es the ground fora lehlisee - e- ah of time which sueeeedel His Majesty'. dims, and th is statement mow he grateful to tee Horst and report of the Phydrialis ? I should be sled to hear P 494. eed.i•it. If the Ilieht Renewable Cot i e . the ejnetion sal 'llia proposition. hi a .tleC.:: , 7 . lilt , I preceded the meeting of the tee Home; and every to the country there can be no doubt ;—(1/eare, hone exelanetiou from. that Right Him. Grail - man „ a d c a rte ,' t erm er to he one twist admit. that no such length of time inter- heard—and unless there were circumstances of pe- man upou this eel ject. for lam retnernced them le —"te. end in that situation iaferuuceb done le vetted at the period of the late unfortottate occur . m e" j „.„„„ at the present moment , th e H oene could be no indelicacy in clothe so. As it *mild dsi he (tenuous he heti pot to the I:l,yririoreo, an ~ (... react. Under all the difference of opining' which %held ma hesitate in preferring the delay I have not come to His Majesty's knowledge. there can he were their answem; even that would not have might arise on other subjects. be was happy to proposed, tohh.t of itertitutieg. under such circutn• no iineropriety io the Right Hun. Gent. dealing sofficteet, though it was much mere than to z pereei‘r • cnan•snity in agreeiag to the present stances, soy meistire for immediate adoption. Re- with mere explicitness . No pethicioes conseque nce s him merely state a matter in the course of deb ' .. » ga min/A L.: ' T.: adjournment. No use could mire sincerely earl • serving to espelf the op i ne% ~,,,, of making oh. ate likely to arise. Ido not mean to impeach his veracity, sot that of the Physicians ; bin at the seine The one would be pat upon their Joulltaitee L feelingly I sinent the atiliction of our Wowed 'wrist ions neon soy discussion that !may take place, Sovereign. which must be a source ref regret to all I shall one. Sir. enlarge further, bat merely g l ow, time I must sty. Ido not think he states a sufficient p ee p'• in these Ith e seems; yet if, oe their next as- • Th at thi s Huse do, at as mime s aj oenb to this ground for the Reuse of Commons adopting his l e no wh ere he seen or T eemed to . 1,, “' ' ' "' • fe pp ren en .t. h ;ts at so . 7e gnomeet reapon cm fo li r a t peri lmirzd . j ss hi s e n thly they stootthl hare to proceed to other Oita. day fortnight ;' motion. Notwithstanding the love we ham f or His d .l he willto•V" -iii. proem tog emu. t eam to ewes en recount of the coseinisaare of threats, Me. Wutraneen...... In 'eke Sir, to make a by such Mejeety, we should she. that we have also a great oeffi c ,e n t c a use......Vl' hen they kr" t hit t " wmwes 9' reverence for the Kingly offiee. We neither do our rosentive power a would they take from the P r. ''' mouthful chromosome. then he would agree with few otwervetions urn what has fallen from the duty to the Public nue to the King his Neisie friend " 'they and Grenville) that they Kochi Hen. Gent. who has just sat down. I beg• ig the outfit to proceed immediately to the ithettigatittn leave to premise, th at no man participates more eedure. When we recollect that the people have a ' a M. the adveatage they peseestid of hil" . 14 11 , . ether Estates effieeent in whatever I ngrate *he of the fee. Eat sorb was the delicacy due to the titan l ldo in the eeoeml jay which must necessarrly King whom they love, and he subjects whom he re• bled ? Hew * . A tha t sit 4 ". IP Menereh on s uet nerestena. and such sere the hap- be created by the tet t e ! s w hich he has announced erects. there would he none bail 'with more joy thee h e of no b ene fi t t o the country t one e , II amen. of hie etravelo w erese that t h e y w er e in- to the H olm , *stee l y. t h at Hi s shh estv i s In a HteMojesty hourreif wnulddo sheuldeur adoption 4 sh r e w d ' . i s the teeth of the ooly rreceden ~ deceit' le . an reipert to roarer in the propose-to ad- progressive stets of amendment. Nothing can be atie•trt to get °at of toch di Ife"ities, if ever the, teethe be referred to. rlywn °II tl " . ' .71 111 galn repeated that soch a c..o""e`; ^ eli a rtf ~,, jourament. In adverting t • the prommlines of tam eatatuttous to the realm than any other pm- again occur. I therefore thinO.Sir.thet as matters t e m s. e o e .. .list fts.lll , glivalC.• were very ein--• , A I) , -. 11 Ilati. itt Owned he dial net minted, in the the- dieseseut they th a t co m pl e te recovery Chet has been - shod at Present. the adjournment should be from of „;',, i ,„ ... tec h p mes ;el en his moot el" - • eiseliss taken by the Notale Botha !Grenville,. site; to the Heals by the High Hou. Gentleman ; day to dee, rather than chit the con s eque n ces of Ito s e . on tits mi n d. o f -every Gtotirow" w ''" hi * HOUSE OF COMMONS. This Howie having met to-day. por.lint to ail journmeot, ►he SPIidIICKR lock the Chair about three, end there were nearly 400 Mem ber' present* four o'clock. Eight Measlier. took the oaths ant their seats. A new Writ OM ordered for tile election of a Burgess for Amentham, in the room of Thomas 'tyrwit Drake Tyrwit, deceased. 1113 MAJESTY. The Citsucett.na of the ExititQurit vit4e and addressed the 'Douse to the 'Wooing effect 44 The noose being again assembled without any notiricatiivi •from His itlejesWa pleasure, 1 feel it necessary to utft'v myself to your notice at this mo meat, knowing that the Douse must be anxious to learn what statement may be made to them upon a subject which has occupied our peculiar attetv. bon for ' , onetime past, and desirous of understood tog *lint rev, flit Majesty'', Servants take of pre sent nod olio what they twic have to submit for the adoption of the House. After having stated to thr U sufficient ground" for the motion I in te.id to conclude with. I AA submit the propriety of scljnti wing to this day fortnight, oanirly, to Thursday the 29th instant. When I last addre•sed the Douse, I felt that they would have been in chned to adopt such a motiou as I am now to snake, and I would have Ilion proposed it had I thought that there was inch a number of Members, and that inch a notice had been given for their at tendance; as would have jtistifien then in taking under their consideration a matter of' such imp•ort auce hat being usierahled, as they then were, I conceived that at was then incumbeut upon the Doles*, as it then stood. to take no other step than many of those sentiments whieh he hid delivered I that of securing is cnnipeteet attesadunce upon a in another place ; and although the hip.« of twenty- t future day, in order to take such • motion into their two years had occurred, and the heat of animosey consideration. lm consequence of Hit Majesty's in sad the power of preja lice htd subsided. j. 4 icree haviug disahle.l him from proroguing he hat: Ow int len. illy ecceteity of tun': tfg ors Parbament be-smut the day I have mentioned, it falls mind to iihe atm.. vu, j,vl, tie itmet minks. that this House and the other of Parlietnent. to the arguments he Clefs used inssei Vail their indu. I consider what can hcdone under those necessitous Care over his judgment. 'there was nor. Ile eirciirnc:anees in which we ere now placed. They believed. a Lied pretcan, but wool.' do him the ought to dectde us to the period they may cons jc.stice to thbilit hid love and respect were espial I sneeire doing any thing, and the ground oficaorma with the nit/et eeilouti for the happiness of Ilia non upon which they may think it necessary to take Sover-ign. lie was, however, apprehensive that atoystep whstever. The House having formerly ea- H s Vlajesty's Servants cuulil suit athirtl them the serriMeel contrary to Hi. Majesty's Proclamation, most desirable and must satisfueloll Caluolltluti. testa.' not hive been justified in the adoption of a el o n lamentable was this afil.ction la tee present me•eure of any impo:tence; awd upon that account situation of the country. much neon so Coin in the I have now to erupose en adjournment. ands as year 171 e, fur we were to a war. and ie dif- I that I have meutiohed. It will be uonecessery forme dcultiea which required the greatest efficiency in h to enter into the concid.:ration of the grounds upon the Executive Goverunieut. and in the ter/Case which I would have then proposod an adjminime.at, of the Kingly Power; and another unfortunate eves to a 'ouch later (fete than that I now peep otee eircuiestance attended oar Sovereign. which was as it would have been requieite is have had previ• the advanced period of his life, which Oman I Gusty the advantage of such an interval. I would preclailcd the expectation of his being able, iu nee have breen disponnl to du it at the former meeting, of recovery, to exhibit a proof of that bleseing by hut there beets euffseien'; numbers present, for the his open!y performing. ia the eyes of his pesale. I House slime have heed aware of this fart. that dar the arduous chines of his Hoye{ Prerogative. So ing lii. Majesty's indisenitiosf. them have twee far was the Noble Earl disposed to quietism that no occasion for the Parliament meeting on this doctrine which was laid down and carried into prat- day on ocean Ist of ant. particular busbies.. likely to tire iu 1781. !hat he comb' Mete bring Itiltserlf to I come before them. 'they might rest essured, that support any 4dl, Imaged by ti eouvestion of the except in am Ist We the circumstances of the case TsreEetates nt tne realm.. power whiehParlimitent were altered by means of His Majesty's indisposi only could poured. nod which so other body could faun, there wee no /tension for Prerlientent meeting internee for • week. for • day. or even fee an hour. p epee en earner day than that to which they hail But on the present *Leese/on. he would not deetroy Nrmerly edjournorl. Undoubtedly there can be the apparent unanimite be his oppositsun ;at the no question that I Vold at present neder CirClata same time he should not %neatly give his sow in otairces that would remove any doubts that former' its support. and :hould take an agpmeenity 'fen- ly atieed. Having felt it my duty to proceed this tering his protest on the Journals with his reasons day I. Windner. in order to ascertain at as recent for the Mine. He ahem 'tried the tweessity of their a peeled alipaesitele the tensed state of His Msjeaty's Lordships having the het of the Waggly Power be- health. I have the satisfaction to inform the House. lag suspended satiotactonly proved at their Leeds that I hays seen the Physicians who attend Ilia ships* Bar, and the Bar of the other Ilesese, or be- Mejesee. and they are nuantinoualy of einuion that fere Committees of both these Branches of the His Stiirsty's iarliepwaition is in a state of progres- Legedatetre. awe amendment !hart hear,)--and also, that Viseolvit SIDMOI/111 conceived that the proceed- eery conseleneble amendoseut bas actuallj taken imp reel nif ,er *Met he e l ate its the highest platet—lffeer , hear.)—ln that view, an with • terms, hail been pursued on this occasion, so far as I statement so congenial to the fallings of His Ma the circumstances wool I peetsit. Ile must cur jeaty'a subjects, I think it neeeseney to move aa site didly my, that the unticea tenth had Iteefi sent to iattinunent to that day upon which the Proclamation every Member at that time. originated in the length would have carried its ineetiug into effect. That of time which suceeed-f! His Majesty's titans, and i title statement mew he grateful to the Hones and precedent the meeting of this two House.; nod every 1 to the country there can be no doubt ;—(Hear. one must admit. that no such length of time inter- 4611.1—anti iiiile.• there were circumstances of pe vetted at the period of the late unfortooate occur- cuii.r pres.are at the present moment, the House tepee. Under all the difference of opining' which would grit hesitate in preferring the delay I have might arise on other subject.. he was happy to proposed, n 0 ,4 of institutieg. under such circutn pereeite • unanimity in •Artieieg to the present stances. soy ieenstire for ismuediate adoption. It.. adjournment. 4s fine could more sincerely earl serving to myself the °prim ~,,,, making oh fee :witty lament the atiliction of our beloved serrations span any discussion that May take plice. Sovereign. which must be a source of regret to ell I shall not. Sir, enlarge forther, bat weerele 11110 y.' yam *. w thwie kii. T d. a ns; yet if, no their nest sr • That ibis Unease do, at its rising, editions to this s e n il i ty they shoal.] hove to proceed to other Oita. day fortnight:* sures on recount of the continua/1i eof the saner Mr. Wuttnngen.....• In ri-int.T. Sir, to make a mournful cierunestanen, then he would agree with few observations upon what has fallen from the hie 13164 Friends ft•rey and Grenville) that they Flight Han. Gent. who has just sat down, I beg otieht ti pretend immediately to the ineestigatitm leave to permi , e, diet no matt participates mare of the Cwt. Bat inch was the delicazy due to the than Ido in tile geueral jay which must necessarily Bienarcis on sue., nerasiena, and such 0 err the hap- be creased by the tidings which he has announced py omens of his ciEivisliTvventv. that they were is- to the Howse, 'tamely. that His Majesty is in a docent fr 'in retpcet to roacor in the propos.eu ad- I progreanve state of amendment. Nothing can be jewrament. In adverbs); t • time procemlin.es of l mare calamitous to the resins than any other pre 1. /XL 10411 nbserved he slid net roincsde iu the Is. dieremeut thesis that complete recovery that has been se • *Wien taken by t:te Nnhle Ilona !Gm:id:v . ,. stated to the Host s by the High Hon. Gentleman ; SIP • ~~ n~~ C Tel qrllr. 1, 4 ,0 e Li ttiteltV, rate hlt W WOO puc' ii th sett 1 1 1 0 E 1,0; 6 44,3 Mel l 'his min cf d ,'rite lee. le