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. . , .• t t p e e k/ dot IfsUwe 1%001604re tint eaconrag2 probability of . lila Illajeaty lw:ng b 0 recovers:4l fa IV CS" enler 1111'6" "Y.I 'lolool. b ill woes ; ike tie present I cannot consent to the Ulm...end.; i,,,, t uag for footle-it dip , . without t e l / 4 „ 44 the woof t h e tiolaba upon v e andreitbout prop,,,u, ut .alte the essettioatiuu e t .he :tee of own. It Mt flow, l e ,„1 tta i gar f ird 7Z u W rl iy. loatend of adjourning front the 13th t0 ,1,p di). OM Witi'di :11 0 4 4 9.1 epe.iiiinti. H ti e j.wty had been found to fall Wei twitted of re ose• coif Wis the state wf .nzen t4l deri:ige•neot in orl on he hos been during the sat- riening time, Itenla q o at hint loin int •bilito for the' lleu.e to h o e taint .n...oures to topply the d,iii emey w an ot ery.rteicony towurds tile people; I have t e am deii•-sey to the Kingrind Conetstation ; but adieu we UN uf delkacy to the King, preattedily, I think i t ia a term ititapplietl gnul umuirltraned. majewy hi a ,,,,l4. 1 alp en.ivincorl s would .not rep r.ve of any delicacy- that would bring the Constt to:latt Win cnittemiat.--flkatr. hear./--What is jaw , by t he worsts u•ed by Lord Camden, is dist 41 eh• fu•ictiona of the Exe'.'ntitre Power* are ee pendilr la. there in our Casiatitutioa au) , r eseal of juatice a or is there any busittaits of d ivvy to aoppty the cl.tielettey of the Alugly yawed Can .eu army, while we retasio snider each lireanceib be sent alehaii, or reestiett to Oita t C.o a reinforcement be 'rut to Lord w a n s ,.atiro, Green a annirtable culprit be pnirdinie.l ? s u ; it u • 'titbit,' that nous of those things an duo* tinder our mutat .pro.:icattarnt ; hid plc.:ire told, if we 4.10 pt any ioemiiir . hut 'hove ' az 'wed by the Situ:eters of the dn. we are en w.ring to dotbrout the Monarch. while they .avors err in fact taking the Crown ft nti tile mettle. Let us look to the consequences aril, from this hue of conduct: we arr. in s'lwring.flae Miniova of th- Crown to ht rs a , R.,. t iib.—( ;fear. hear.) Who hare canal's- •i , pins Ringuiiis ? Now visa th•y calla Privy aarol inge:hcr.? Necessity rosy justify any t.al; hat *nen it mars, tu•murrs may be with— sea end others 'depict'. Tins is mors especi rlr ilie rase in tinge law these. when weeks catty s l em i o i ' vests which aeaturies could hardlystaK ',let rormef times. It appears as if Minis- -A welt Ac:oolly entering up at a system of trial how br could go; end that they wished to asteosio, :bet the keystone was removed, ho v hag the etch would remit without that stone beiin: trutatel. (r , amtthatthe necessity occurred for do ing any tir k ortent act, witere is the address to she The.v.e to Ire present-,l ? Where slut the mod• sf proceeditig with exp• .icon to any trans action's...kit might be thought piudint to be no ! sfernio , ? It wee evident that WI tronortaot oleo aro co.ii fr.! effected and all this w is out of in •re &bey . .. • t't.• !Cog, but it woso delicacy iiinwpplisd of erroneous prrltiostit:s as to Hts Nlajes ty'sreend item. Even after the exit oinaltyt is of the Lit of these l'hyocians this very day, it dorm not that His Majesty is better than he was yes. •ti.s tie pissed a hod night. S'lall we aus hie f igotened from performing our ditty to eultlit:, by being t.. 1.1 by Ministers and t-eir at.. , reiits that we er • dethroning a Monarch ; tit we 4 hu vole fur en adpint iiiii ent such a, who oil. (reriasto even with t best Moot- Ism.) ha seta .lly over . Ilene/tug the Constitution ? twit said ter it H s K ijeety was dethroned. wino G hie the First sod ltecon I were coiled to visit nor 4; ..ti elool Dominions?—files ; it A... never care t..,,nt tied upon the. fanner to ClStoltS. If sari teen lieut• are tai be isierinted to he just cud reea:fdtm g , t l. a ussfe.x in i4* be said lust we els raw II *Oboe. *King at sll. or without this which will *serene' the fonetions of lloy.l inotoniy. % hat . pregress lasi bees mode in this h••!I Lop! .lileas we mace die Majesty's i.idisporitioe a Use ? Uol Ilte.pentin who then held the situ.. Ivo two o-enote I ay the ll:4'it Ij,n. l;entt , u. Erg anti otte. propose that an. &toy should tie s.t. or • leavour to imply the Rerol Autlionty ? .net tht Alattsu,iti vetoes siren nst4 ices end tecrawte debates, and to protract the the +goof the rennet bryeed the willed for time, yet. a Lord Theriot, anted to the !louse of Lords, Rs 1 tjesty was then is a state of convalere-nee, lay was created by say Reports of the Physi she fig that he was in • progresoni stateosf wevn ut, mid up to that titne the whole power .•; ea tot seemed anxiously everted to supply defects. (tut the Right Hon. Cventl-tnaa " in inninoste. trial we who twine his att4ges a e er-atiog a royal so slady ; sod yet he tells rat +nogg three mouth., upon the fermi' "Pe' t ter:, wore debates soon that very sit 'jeer.; .444 he does lust •eatare to Odd, that '"g's malady was thereby in any degree increase I ; on the contrary. M 'jest) , ultinsstely got verily well. Sir, at Vitt tone there was a per. IS 'l3 teat Right Ho.toaroble on:times's insta 1, .11/ wise whom 1 was Always opposed. but ho'" r I 1 4 ght thick of his constitotional •doetrinoet I 1 ty br was one that bid the cesidence fie ceerstry, cud the coutideoce of Parliaineot ; ciunag that period they evuletitly thought. that tp.wer which was uneaereised con'ol out .er 1 9 Iced than with foul. Oats that Right arable tieotteittais slid his coileatura s:suras t 'line is the hearts of the pt.tople. as was pos. . 44 4 Mr. Pitt ? Ito they believe that no Ibis it lea 4 1:1 arise uoionicrt the people by their e;eson of suet' power ? Iu 173$ sad Ind I it it 1 141 most unlortugate. that in coorequence ' l ie lung auopension of the Royal authority, sreis.dy was not proposed to supply any slew I tatiare defect. it bring well liana n that the axe thee its • state of mind and agitation of in which lie mast have tiern its'lle to re. • it was certainly the duty of Parlsotitent to 'le Air the recurrence of that exigency. In 2 . 1191 anal 111105, we hews that the Hoyt , •4. • a state tat' sleranstsatehts arid even at "in tilluothiag was psepased. I. es a Nfens ' Pirliaasest. sake sissies to myself for not ' 4 " °43 it Ike adoption of erne renseily. In '1 lisieity was accessible to all hit sub -4" ', ' 4l is full Si gnor o f s i er t an d b o dy inane ' after his situps, ; and solemn thank. were ii I. hf em it. toe snider of MI prep? for •ate rvery. His !Majesty we*. I *art .„" sieeertbie Sr • L e t poroorl ; hat has -.nee "Irlt bees tretaiderl with a 4..prireiort of .„4 • trodered thereby to secesst! , :e to h."'1114. "'mil* sly arm to thew titters' , ache.. . . This surely i s an additional reaslia for sup.l,l); tie Ihe defect ; sod besides, asitnungla he ratre to re lorer.•it ought be consider...it that he is a i n to of 11. 1 vOwed )rare; that he• is ta :tom Who is dilute in the {wirer of other men, tiasu hr. was at the periods of which I have been opeaktog.---(lleor.) These mittens bare h:len alreitly h:olight into t 16..: enorideratioti oust iistossion of tile public by 111. 1,- J -sty's Manistee. themselves, who made on s farmer 0 4 : 1 :4910i1 His hisjesty's deprivation of sight s reason arla he was not accessible* to there.-..(Hear, Let NW ennsider these' cireamststsces along with hi, peat ut diner, ausrl• let us see what *es our Itattit , A of aopply:og the defocus of the Royal authority. I chino' conceive that the Right Hon.. (Amu. wall succeed in cerrsam t • his mattoo, after the uneasiness • oho loss beets thrice.' in the pithily mind loom the I Repairs. of the •Phystenms. shelving. even on the hemp day he has spoken, that Hu M;;jeily was lint exempt from malady. as they were led to eolaortve from his former eattoressium of progrepaive amendaseut. For myself, t will vote altogether against Out adjourrernent, Frain it to be omits . penssisly necessary to examine the l'hysietans them ' .fit... dsid then to proceed to take such warps a* will make delay ti short as possible eta all other occsootisosalthough la'ad -forbid they should b. ;accessary. Even sumsosing the King were to he restored to Ills health, dud aWe in ;worse ins roue ' tuas, it would atilt be necessary that we ghoul(' I,e proyade.l with wrens for remedying the evil at tenthog a deficiency ace:tabooed by relapse or other wise. ( i ts •a thrt.e wousolo, S..r, 1 shill strongly opp o s e the woman. and shill vote 4iioksuP Sr whets the sense of the ltinse is, a• I treat at will he, taken upon the motion now made." Mr. Yeats rose its rept.; to the last speaker. Thrir preoruteitu dim', he begged leave to re 1111 l the House. wee one of the mold difficult end em. borrowing so which , it was possible fur them to be pleced."—in • eitustiou then so delicate and Impor tant, where he was sure they had *lithe same ends in view. he locop-d that all party consialrrations would be dieasitised. said that they would mute in investigating; without prejudice. whet was best for them to do in this conjuncture. There wax one prin. iciple.which. in all their proceedisigs at present ought its vet to be bet right of t or forgutteneotheir wed OiII.MOIIOIIS, and they ought to do Dothan, but what• necessity called uPon them to do...they (aught to do whet was necessary, and notliiiig lee. The Him. Greatlemaa oho preceded him hail oaken th e advisab l e of stating, sills great twee, anol at the same tour! with some degree of troth, the pub lac iiiemveneescies which arose from the present unhappy carcuitodances. No olotobt there were many inconveniences% occasioned lw the nerplettiag 'aquatic's, is which they were wlovra:. but theeters tion wee, whetheruby agreesnreisth the Honoarable Gentleman, they might loot, instead of surminaist. ing three incouveniencies, get themerlre, i n volved in greater. Hos. Right Hon. Friend .(the Chao:web for of the Exchequer) had said traly, mid i,s few words, that they were placed between • b dame of ditlicultiee, and hail to cheese, in their own dimes. ton, that side to winch racy thought the fewest is number would attacia. • 14 ae was stated by the timeef3eittleinati, It was ilthspensable necessary for theta to proceed to supply tins deficiency in the Rereasitee, haw biettopaide must the Pa ' 'amen' .1 tygg +t see been, ..item consented tnree twootho be. fore they came to the Regency- 4 in ! Kt" , y made this observation, not as a reflection ape • hat hot to some that a rne..hsaa o be &Derived, nod that nn necessity 'listed lair plunging at once iota. nay extreme that ure:it be proposed. The Him. iraileaseit had eaten./ into description of the nicitivenieucirs that no* ea. isted. l• Ws. not his wilt or iittentiCo to CO at length into s roauter-st,teuseat wf aim iucoaves nieacies raigdot ensue front alop:iaig till, course pew. scribed by the I foe. ereutleman. 'r oo m aart eiy notice one &tette°. Was there none the:). tar would ask, in granting Begs, powers SI :he *hart period which. front the Report - before thie.r4 they knew it MOS ;probable the dedeleney might exist t lie would not use it to any argionteut iw aneorer to what hot been adeenivii. out would he be understood to tuella that such was lobe. ly to &osier ; but he could supine., it posse. hie, fur !detainer., that to Regent might he so ill-advised as t r over-et the system by which the tonguing Mrmarch 4overneil the country.—'4 laugA. mod cries of heat, heat, from ere eirp.4i. tieet.)-i-lie might be advised to lifter the •ehole of the probe) , pursued in foreign or domestic relap..ne. Ile (Mr. York.') conld suppose that a Regret otiv e vit curry this so far to abandon the system of support given to the Peninsula of Sam tail Portugel., and withdraw the British Army from thence. Then he would pet the question, been great ...odd the incon venience be to our foreign alloora, when. at the carpi. ration of this short period. His Majesty should hap. pily be restored, *rod hod mooch • change OCCOGI• plisheol I The Mal. Gent. after stating his Oilcan veitieucieo. had allude - I. affil mate than mice-airy ',verity. to the imitation of Its Majesty's sterviontr, lir was couvineed that the !loam mud the country would do theta justice. 'They were plowed in a vi bration in which they hail only their duty to do, and they could do nothing else. Tneir's was • si. motion of &Sash/ sod pato. end ail the consula te-Du they could dense from it was. from the COO. are &deems remotion of the trusts relafted in thrill, till to sutficient 'power *Would reeive e or be crested, to discharge or relieve them. The Ha n . Gent. h o d dwelt we the mode of summoning the House on a former d otr, and from a *opposed deception, or rather • olosippointini at, which easued after their tat ar di outhmen t. l au d built up an a-goment against their nee consenting to a 'porn. Thus argument *mild see bees good. hot his itight Hoe. Friend uerrif the same reasoning to induce the Hoeft to ad. this slay Oil tl. at occasion. Bo• that wee mot the roe. Ifis 1t.410t Hsthnrahle Friend had tiar , oce l the (imam to agree silt hint 011 tail urn o t o t e neent„ that be undreamed 1414 to he In a stare of progrranve a-tenement ; which elloaCtatiAnt was ot ;fortunately disoppousteil ; said therefore she 11011-c could not again be expected to act ea • mail or grimed. lint the proce e dings sew proposed dial not rem ow a similar ground. thee' w ere founded gm whet hat then been done; unit tie for of WOUlel net have thost4ht it decent to •iii.port this .motive., lOW it oat fcPtc.l out a woe Jai bombe essunsace. The resseer• to induce the Idea a to sense tint woo new before them, arid ;Olt( :tr tile; might reo!ve 20 set, the stetielututs • • inteli on ti must tit lea 4 hie samilectory to ....my ititheirla d What • did these a:memento assoutit : M ajesty was Melia:dole at this ita.treat of attending -to public leitanieso, hat that there Netr the heanitien rill hope. of his 61111111arereeirvery, with emit* add uninjured strength of body sit 444 i ii A, tind • slats • good rept etatio.'s that th"s tle,Oaltle event woad not be ptotrleted li - ..yond a very 'Molt date. it wis tied neeerssry for tom to say ,such on the sobject of au examination of the l'hysiiinei by a Committee of the !lunar, a. Shut wa. not the gileiiloll now be fore them. .I . IIC qilestaii for flair etiiwnlendion was simple, whether WU\ the proper made of proceeding, should pro' erilituz his 'wee...try; but whether it we- now neceesury for them to proceed. Ile a as pehm s ,h.4l the Hmise and the country would .tae us Milt IP title. w was to.)+Sii)k to His Atijesiy, and mooed abstain trussing his mind, beginiiing to vccover, by inlo u t az such steps se that recovery would render ur• leo. lie w a s sure it weigher when of all test (Li , i••.tv should Were fair play; sad, therelore, lie itic.t"-.1, that *CM wouhi be no hevitatton in eloptio; the hem Nerd. teethes proposed by n F his 11:et lino. riend. 111 x. Poisson/iv said, the !tight Alum Geodeenau hod, le propiethe this adjourimient. steered skis of the preinoeition i.e hail risen to utter. Ile sepiolite. ell titan the grou itch of the opinions of the Physici ans who silt-tided Ills Mairety, that is de4rre of ornendirrAit hid already taken mere, and that there was every primped of am ulninatt•recasery. Ile /Mr. Polisosib.) rejoiced as suicerely as ally man A.. 0 heard him could tektite that this was the case. but it vas Mr' mwr the atatelaton Wince them. whe -51.4e Ili. Majesty win. Ith. ly to be le...tared, but whe-' thee the litetnalt of Coin 44444 its were constitutionally so nifortued, as, tinder the Conitttuti.m. to take that kirport for I sui h ete , t eruchol e t ‘1,11,111 they could would s•iy, without the fe tr of t - tratwiactstoi, in the presence of men well informed 0n conetusitiousl points and of great and able leg tl diameters. that they had no such groom's. The Privy COMICII W... undoubtedly of great iligoity end high iiithorpv nil certain occa sion* and on certain sulij.ets, but they acre net ther by la.s..contrin, or the principles of the Clo ver iiiii ent, in a tutu:molt to supply the deficiency of the h hiedifstdre, should that iinhappilybecnuaellefi , view, 'tiny toold barely ...quire into the stuteof the wearer of the t 7row was capalde of transact ing the affair, of the Government, oe of meeting he• Ilerliantelit. After trialtina this inquiry, they were teen booed to state to the other twit '...states of the nosh's. the. 1.0116 and C,1•0111.111., their conviction (if to it was,) of tie in.!! ipacity of the wearer of the Crowe ; aid this was the %bale acid total emmint of thew -pewter mud riety.-4 H ear . h aie ../....Whi si , he would boldly milt. hid ever mad or heard that it was their ditty ussepply thirdellcienc y in the Third Emote?—an ; their whole duty W what he had stated, to examine into the filets, tied give informa tion to the two sobsisties Estates of the Beaten, who. sod also atone. were to provide for any dill. eiency that might bare arisen. What grounds were before the House to 'educe them to adjourn I—A repot, of quelitinos put by the l'nvy Council to .Najesty's Physiemne.(sonte of them, in his minion, very impratwrlt: Inn), and their answers.— sense mid delivery inimaid have previrused the I• 'Nth lota twisters several of dies* inquiries had Itiloe Sot thilltrlllt Sons 'OrtnAtrenief tilkedifr the House tiling an proceedings. Did he cell it no peace-Wore to alntetu from going tu supply the defici•mcy of tie Thirsi Estate? le 14 =tad it war a pre-rioting, and out of greet importance.... Not th .t it visit itt. dente Si. .., K r the numediate rapointiocut or ■ liegenry• Tait was not now the fi n -win o ; hu• whether the Ilouse would glee up its to the Privy Council, by cur re:.deniii; its right to ramose the persons on whose trio tenons its proceeding* were groondecl-erneor. Aree.)-.lf they agreed to the adjournment, their del ate n would go to esuilhish this power in the Privy Commit, whom they would, us it WtWe l 'nuke their deputies on the (treason. Uncle, a notion of fal•e ilelleacy to the King, they would lie establish ing a power nithowerti to the custom. the law, and the Constnutian of the country, and become the delegate. of the Privy Council. Much had been said of the ituleirary cf examining the phyrcians, and the effect such proceeding, ut . !gitt have its retarding Jim Majesty it remarry. /lAA this ex*. mincition been of such a naiore as to retard his recovery. ur had It been istdeltrate? Or e retold die Eight Honourable Centlernao, or any of ble Colleague* opposite take upon Linn' to stay that IIi• Majesty had had ' any cognmaner of the matter more than a man who Heed seder the North Pole? And was it heres•ary or possible that he should have any mere knowledge of their proceeding , . than of the proceedings of his Privy Council ? dos then could that retard his recovery. with which his mind was utterly 111138::qUinnitti ; se was the Night Hon. Gent. more bound to comatueicate what passed in that House than in the Council 1 The Right Nor ;minable Gentleman slid. arid said truly, that in their present milaniitous conition they had only choice of evil•-•eit thou hemline them to take that scone ',Lich was mitt Centl;lutiottal and least dangerous. it surely was a greater evil to adjourn fora fortioght, thin to inipint a Commiltve to ca amine the Pisysictaus. shru at the end of fiat tort. night they were not tenured but that Iba .‘lajest, us.eht be in state to render it in,:usulielit Knits thew toile that raindly, which they might now do with mature and deliberate cooshlti Alum Ile diet not deers it necessary to eater luta the suppositious Right 11610. to su l mort his of the last ll 1: arguments for the iscuilieweiniee that might arum, had presumed to stoppage that the lieveitt &mutilat ed would do wrong-..thm his s ui lin ori, and 'Advisers would counsel wrong anti 'do wrouu. tatul that the Parliament aftembled could sans twit. peruht. and approve of these proceeding.. He mold not carry hi• isivestion so Ise as that 13 **•••• Orman, in supposing. e•uses far ineouvricroc• As for the Night I;onstutsiole Geoll.aim's tweotetimie over the hard•hipa niem.vemencies 'of his or n case. and the -ituatusii in ',Lie:. he sod tits Chlicapuee area at present phictul. Ile wiii" bat' it aim the last thiog that would (err hare mit rill into his ininginatiom to nee r.er he rool. l hone Brand lenience of tithe-It:lid 1 4f th!ir nous were inconviereht_ they arse of th. is °oh choosing.. Viwy iwwf wsl'uott in be •• by' they were. anti eery willite to st a y •hete—(is —sad h 4 had tic tlacot gut die I,:i‘lat lilottootaLie . . • • ...:*: ' .... „ t.. . :•.t ' i ll', r..r. - :t; . t . GenSetnillt 11011.1 bit atillisigithtistrfotbi •the intire of the high Station Mottled] he Nis plated fVf r#lll6. 14 . eoint:.witheut eumpleint•or loorteltPlit'olllltie42/09 — is rtemplieg' no( However, be tlatit 'tea" Irteig . . ori His Mr,;•elty's reeevery; or' the iiet.t.nfa , torhirtisidigst Reerutive, he would hare toopoortun p y• tif :011.y. ing thiun.elf from ens painful ...entitled.. He ite't6:4 ' bare *idled that all such comederatierse es thOet ie.. f' trdditced by the Right Hon; Lieut. - had bleu left 1 , out of this discussion, to which they did dot in' ; the -slightest (leer.: belong.. The Hatt to were not • to 'contrast inconvertiencts, bat tii fa:low the doe. I tribes of the Constitution. In thi. point of 'view " lie maintained, that tl.e (summons with the Lords 1_ were -hound in duty to provide' far tiny defect iri ' s the Third P.state.'aiul thus no otheropeisotyr•as- ' sertibtage of persons had a right -to pet fur thief dol.—fie rejoiced most sincere ;y ut the . 'hopes ../ held out by the Phystontis, that His Majesty 4 would ret•over; hut that, a, well vie the prottablf : pet iod of recovery, rested entirely Oa .0 1 rdielli" .1 01 , . certainty. tipp!:ed to more 11:ireftwill1)11114!bail 4444, ' 4ll They coull ant take upon thesis .itir.aial -obeli it ' might be a-riveted ; :111d thus,, 44E+144 &Meta w, with a probability of the rai.ovi-ry of the Baecetiee, end this uncertainty ea to the period, would the Homer forbear to take those p relioainary steps, fo r reign 10 the oppointutentor is Regent, hut y.st eon • es must be takria previous to such appoostmem P The Right flu,,. Gentleman (Chancellor of the Erie chequer) confessed, that at the end of the tort. night he now proposed for adjournment. no (Melia but elute steps would Lie necesaary-;-would hr theft propo.e to thew to take those steps without Alm previous inquiry sind examination? If not. then, by adopting the measime now. they would be Orepared to act ; hot they would not the r eby b e obliged to appoint a It-geney,—(Heir.)--Tbe Alight Hen. * Gentknsti's phrase of dethroning the King, would l ' indeed be true, sere they to appoint slay one to ill 4 his Regal functions, without this inquiry. Butte I . ° e Right Hoo. Gentleman frightened theta wits • ' that word, while there lies no mtaraing attached to .. j it. it we. nut trtie, that the appoitainent of priori: 1 sinus, Regents or ltegencies, by Councils, or is any other way, was dethroning the reigning King. • Parliaments had frequently supplied deliciruciee to the Execittive Power, boat they had tot therefore" "' dethroned Kings. 11'es i' so In ruts of infancy. when Regents were appointed till the King Mites -lb the years of maturity ?--Certainly nut ; end neither • was it so ill may tither ease, where it sob hocessery •tn provide for the abseoce or inability of th e kin* The fttglit lion. Gentleman bed also said, that if His Nlajetly was ant much better. ' the public ierSite• aria leit retresiry to su pply / the defect eeessioued by Ilts ihthsposition. Let him, then, e 'nava to the inquiry, that in the event of any nneuerence 'arisint 'in the present a •f ; il ante of Eitrope, which in'ght tall fist some itninediate act of the Eyrcetive, they' Mild he Prepared, ir• hasint; rot through the necoisary pretioils procee.l - to come to somespeedy detatainafion in pruiid ing for the esigemity. 1.. t them make timer preps times now when they had time for deltbnration and mature considerm'cm. and not wait till the µrenown rune upon 'firm and eninpelled them to precipi tancy anal hurry.—Avoidotg the unneeemsty coo siderstion of whit stir- Its;; •nt might .1 4 :, or who 4 . might be expected to be c .I!ed to that important '''' trust. he Again had to r.peat (hoping thattt would `- blot he Csought tedious or feritologiviivi tail dila - House and the House of Lords rhO:se had the riglab ' to .apply the (I , lleittrey lit the Third Estate; • awl that Howie worth! desert its !late to tIM • people and to the King, it they'dbi not tete the prelitninevy steps nemisiery tit Om ammo. meht of a Regent. He eandd wet ha', titosiOit it partible that any Minister vsnold have pin. elislied an atlnerntrient for a feetuight is tom present eitserion. A neck empyreal the almost period to which they could hare desired deter, a;id daring that time to have adpairited a Committee 1., examine the Physic:llm and report the mare to the l louse. As it was, lea seas determined to oppose the motion ; end et more, if the House yielded to • This motion, front false notions of dr:ivory, hr woe retiolveil in !C.:. thi-iesei,tie ill the other pruposition. mouldy, that a Committer should be appointed for the purpose lie 1i.i.1 already stained, of iivirify into the nature of Vie King's malady, and repot nog the acme to the lions-. Prom Vie sense he enter tained of his dot!, he felt it to be incumbent •on him to divide these ou both these tinp.mtaart • questions. . Sir Faaltele Cl/SORTS` did not think 'lei woiri# he doing hi, duty. were ht Dot to state his reasons fur differing free the doctrines laid dminitellitr last 'speaker. That Right Hon. neatleruili fia.l asserted broadly and confidently, that thiii Habra; and the House of Lorde•were alone cot,vefqit to • supply the defect in the Third Ratite. • With thb opiniou he could never coincide ; and however teal ' doletracy of the •ohjeet might imnoge restreiwto ttlieis his mind and feehogs. it should not velment ' tics free ct - eneg fe:elti Sa the discu44ion of l qamlitin no ohicti so atiechdepettdcl Mach as be mighj feet fir the eitoit.f.ou 6f (fee King, it was hecessery, for the good Oil the coentry (which was with kim o censideration paeanintiait to' nil others) tti Mate liie opinions freely sad andisseisedly. The coiafit might not to bare heeltish He einonth deprired'of the chief part of its Cloteliellit. As for prim. ' • dents several had Neer •eited, but he new of nine ' at all applicable to their present caletnttoor saws: tion. since that of 1611hillibta it W.s determined he • convention. that the original cetarestet between the King end the people had beep dieselsed. by the violetion of its articles by alite Jae.. 11., sod that the re-election of seethe' King devolved even the pimple. He cook, not therefore iserse.t hat env II male of Contemns, and more partieolarle a noose of Contour., iniiiimeed it time Stingier it now was, . nu I a lade to -empty any defect to the Exec-mate Gowernment. The Right Ilia. Gentleman below' t om ( dr. Ponannlly) heel clearly shewn that the proceedings of it l'nvy Couricit were as Petherneno tarn groonds for any act. As for the eridrere in 'htfi'pon. it was ateerlartely evidence of netbine. and wool! Rot be rtceieed is the most of.impgr. tent c.soiw in ray Court. How th-rs could it be thought oreffiese,.: as the ground for procre..i,se on in isi-•••onsi so 14111)..ittlie4 1•• the inters-am of the Pe. • two ? fr, v. es. or.e keeweisil he wee the warners. 4011 without thesuing to a'lnife ti those reniceri.ed to this eatio--everr 'one k lea Atilt ittistregetmios Might he so put As SO 'Mirror , jut asavh semen as ,Pretreed persons might relei.e re wish to it . • A See 00 0 1 11 Prnbobil ‘ot Iv Mit r tike tor pie' b i te trite of the se .41te the em eft ,tee of our Al W o lite afar of te • H. Maj..v.tY woe 114 If) Art, he ha oat wee b,.e utro W'itn terry. r delit•ie, to sr tntK of it ir a ter '" majesty hunt r of any t1e.1.11/ i.llO " r iot by int 4'l the s einauleal r tither seer of sill IS I Fowl? c ,,,, w eeenef , eau oFt C W e mitAtion, tio, Su: it cot be duo* yet we ve to la: • t neasovet a Cetouttitiou Ugly to rife afleerui tor, Re.teu feel fit -la I t: toN tiny; hot , 4 4111 end o Illy the rile sleet of raft i n order la tsms reit re: inter f4r orertain. 71 hog Hoe uel orphtel. ( MK sity us. the Thhu.m Rod• of it &emu trtela &rut-4? turn acutil f erliroil• a br 0.112 of It , inem er,ieer toot o tbes he (14 I't sui,he m i tl 1111 k it ir is Ono, who tots) be se' Ilimt it rail G !if the tit-r , t; t.tt eue 1.6,110 holm vei um teu•tirtiuur ems maw r Aubionty m 2*•!I Lip! .film ? 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