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It.: -.•. . . , - r woceeding ought to be sqoptelL This I AlOll re, peat. and I further wish it tube distinctly andorolood, that there isnot a man in the HOuse lobo would be snore uowilling ! dum t .1101114 he t o proceed olti ornately to Illiy IllellllllM .ir seVerity agaiong sny whateioer. without islTording such individual the fullest ,opoortaisity of defetice.-:-/Herar. hear, front built saes ty" the Iloute.)—The appointment of a Cooronitler I partienlarly propose, because I Miceli , * it to !settle most delicete and proper mode of pifoceeding: in this ate« I wish for the present to leave the motion. The N-dile Berl awn moved, That a Secret Committee of fifteen be appointed to *earldom the Paper. cocantonicated loth, House: The Mut-iris of Isagsbovri::-These w as o w altat timent egioresard by the Noble Earl no which I more entirely. (vicar that. to the propriety of saying as hide as possible upon a abject of am lo extrome delicacy as the present. :The lode. therefore. that I dial addreso to your Lordships, blood be urged with as moscla,dolieagy a, .spemu command. brains: I have alstays felt. and abaffeehall fret that every hiquiry cv investigation Mo the privio o h ero or d o . meiotic habits of soy member of the Royal Family. 'by ante branch of the Legislative, must ever prove nut only extremely painful to every individual Mem ber of the Legiloilire Brody, bet be fraught with the most serious consequences to the State. with re gard to its toostitotioall end pOlivical results. *ills this feeling upon the subject. I certainly should not have opened my mouth upon it in this place had not the co 11l i ( krona's' of the matter been forced upon the House by the Message which you have Jest heard read. The subject being forced then upon the attroliuu of the Mouse, it it impo.,ibie not to 1.3 y a few word. with regard to the mode of pro. Ceetliiig which the Minit•ers of the Crown have thought proper to suggeot. I had intiolged the expectation that on sitth oti imrortant matter the Noble P4rl weight have take.' extension to acquaint the /Louie with looms of the eiteatittences that preceJed the adoption of this course, and E.ipleia the catt.es that rendered it necessary for Parliament tit puroue it. lit the entire ignorange which i, its common with many other Noble Lords +roam! we, most, of coarse, feel with respect to the con. tent.; of the pa l ters, it would cettaistly he a source of scone Satisfaction were l aporised of the views which weir entertained upon this point by those Noble Lord. whose oiflfici•l doty it was to lowest'. gate narrowly the wittier and contents of those pa. pen; but deprived of this advantage. I shall state the objections I have to in ike woofer the correction of those who must be better informed than I can possibly he of the circumstances. The Noble E. 1.1 proposes to appoint a Secret Committer to consider the papers communicated with the" King'sfilessige respecting the conduct or "Ip. - - IVILD OATS.; OR. THE STROLI.I2IiD CIENTVEMER. Sir George Thunder, Mr. Donlon ; hover, Mr. Elliston; Har.y Thornier, Mr. Penlry; hanks, .Mr. Powell: Jolia Dun. Mr. Galin.; Farmer Gamtnon, Mr. Meredith; Lamp, Mr. iCsrley: Ephraim Smooth, Mr. Muaden ; Sion, Mr. Knielit Lady Amaranth, Mrs. W. West; Amelia, Mir. ; Jaue, Mrs. Omer. After which (tills lisle at this Theatre), an txtraVaganta, called GIOVANNI IN LON !)ON. Don Giovanni. Minium. Vrstris; Leporello, Mr. Marley; Mr. eili lit. Finirkin, Mr. Barnard; Mr. Deploy 'English, Mr. Cailie Dritisiemilry. Mr. Best:sr. Mrs. Leporello, Miss Yutry ; Miss Coonlemis Q u ixoite, Mimi Ca r ew ; Mrs. Eug lo!,. 37 it.* Colitis ; Mrs. Liniocaidry, MU. Marlowe. Tie Box 011irr will lus oprn from Eleven till Five o'Clock —ll.:ces to he taken of Mr. Ili:dwell, Box Book-keeper. P.AST INDIA HOUSE, Mar 30, 1/110. rirriE Col9fl' of DIRECTORS of oho 111 UNITED CONIPANY of MI PARCH AN 11 of END. LAND, trotting to lks EASF ,(u hereby yin Notice, ThAt it GENERAL COURT of the mid COHPANY will be !lei.' at their House in Leadeoliall-insert on FRIDAY, the 91h of loot, from Nine o'Cliirk in ate Morning nntil Six in the Evening. for the ELECTION of a DlREcrok of Ihp said COMPANY, in the room of Sir Joliet Jackson, Mot. deceased. JOSEPH DART, Seerttary. To-triorrow,.Spved Use Plutagh, with Giovanni in LOnfinn. THE GAMING CALENDR A. &c.—.By tEYNIoutt. 11‘111COVRT, Price &I. grill be ready at Toro col2lucir THIS HAT. Apr plicraitila mime be tinestibete tit ward again/ 4lisepposisit. meat. 'Printer' for J. J.Sloekrlale, 41, Pall-rsia;i. Alro, with Prior, tre* Edit 00000 , price Ir. 61. ECKCLOTHITAMA ; ea Essay uu Searchers sad Cullers. Hy Ose of the Cloth. TitEATRg.ROYA L. COS' ENT-GAR DEN. s TinEVENINIUr. THURSDAY. Jour ft, wilt be idea, ?Stb time, a sew blupical Drama, 4rar,ed THE .ANTIQUARY. Jonathan OhMuck, Kr. Lislon; Cason, Mr. Blanchard; Lose,. Mr. Darner.; Sir Arthur Wanton?. Mr. Chapman; Felie ttclit it re, Mr. Cmerv; Lord GlenallatOir.Cllllllof Hrc. for SPlntyre. Mr. Ahheit. Miss Isabella Wardniir, Mils Stephens; Mint Maria !Wilily'', Mrs. Bishop; Miss Geirehla Oldbasek. hits. 'Davenport ; Elspeth of the Craig burnfeet. Me.. 1.11/14Ale BOOKS ANT) STATIONERY (by Order ollthe Assigure.B) TO BE SOLD BY Aucnos, BY alit. SALINDEIt. At hi. Great Room, Nu. 39, Flert•stivrt, TBIB PAY, THUIRSDAY,Jour N , and Twu following Days, •t Half. 'After *bleb, liSh lime, a newSeotcb Rossauce, iu two acts, cailril past Twelve u'l•loek pro risely, E BOUND anti BOARDED STOCK of Mr. JOHN MILLER, removed hum the Burling- Ina Armile, Piccadilly; cuwriniuy the 10411114 popular Publi cations in llistury, Voyages soil Travels, Antiquities. the Drams, and General Litevitine, including liandrl•a \rural Winks, cumpleie; lysons's linzion Britannia •nil Environa of London; Mimic's Irish Nicholls , " 176 Copies Phantasm of ate University. with SI Cooper Plates% IC,► of coloured Paper, patticuls,ly adapted fur Bonk. behdinll Pcnv, Quills, Writtug and ullter Parrs, fruey Sta tionery, Asc. Stc. To he viewed. and Catalogues MO of Messrs. Allen and Co. Solicitors, Cartisle.street, Soho-square; sod at the Arc. liuuerr's Office, No. 39, Elect.' cr et. THE BATTLE OF BOTIMELL BRIGG. Lundk,lMr. Durn.et ; Col. Claverhonse, Mr. Con. nor; AL.jor Rellesiden. Mr. Blanchard; Serjeasit Bothwell, Air. Cosner ; Hems • Morton, Mr. Abbott ; liodriil, Mr. Vlsnannsili;• Curldie HeiblriT, Mr Eatery. Lady Margaret - Holleissien. Mrs Deeesport; Edith, Masa M. Tree; Jenny /Jennison. Mrs. T. Hill. (2..verawlres—Jubu limltuur, Mr. Farley : Mause SI. a Comfor. flox ; Arenrirl Prier 3r. Ad.—Pit 31. Al; Series.' 'Price 2..-I.4llWrr Gallery te.; Second Price 1..--Upper Gal. hey Is.; Sersrad Price 6J. R. BRAHAWS NIGHT it DRUItY• if ir I.ANE EATR F. will Sake place or THURSDAY The V! I wet. whew the Opera of THE "ENULISH FLEET w ill prif ',marl (for IM !rift Arlie sow thaw Aospda), with vanity at other MUSICAL ENTEETAIN3IEHTS. iMPIOCIAL P4RLIAMEN7'. HOUSE CF LORDS, WEDmrso.tr, isms 7. MR. MATHEWS At. ROMt. LAST NIGHTS BUT FOUR OF THE ('OUNTRY CM:MISS, avid THE CHRISTMAS AT BRIGHTON. TON EVENING. THURSDAY. June s, end.* TU R DAY Pi FIT, Jane 10, Al' T 121: MEATH F. ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA NOUS E, STRAND. WRITS ON EEKOR. . • JERSON and CTLILRS. Plaintiffi in 0470 e, V. DOR, we the demise if Mr. Jervis and Mr. Stirlen, Counsel fur the PlaialifTo, were heartl.—Farlher argument postponed. ROWE V. YOUNG. The LORD Cutireem.ow having desired the asetstance or the iwelve 'wises in this wilt of error, the Learatil jr.34,g sitetaled at one ...dark. The point in dispme is, whether • bill of Exchange, made The celebrates, Eatertamaieuts of last year, which were reeves./ uu the hub of Jane with the greatest laughter and applause. 100 l so completely filled the house, that it is its slaspensohle first tin , . Till TRIP to PARIS, mid LA DILIGENCE, sh.tthl ►IUItE prr formedto; hi UNDAY N LXT, .1 it.... 12. BUHR FY TH EATH E. 0 111111`; EVENING, THU R S D AY, .rare 8, h.. ,errlorsolvd I . 9th time), an t•noirely mew of, 1111 . 1ilr it,maanee, 'unsoiled tut Dr. Perey'a celebrated Tale, called EDDA ; Or. THE HERMIT OF W.4RKWURTH Cart It.rich. Mr. Ilregotteh; the Merrell 44 Warkintrilt, Mr. ; Bitty, Wr. Wittkies; Matruhet, Mr. Piper, wh.. w:11 initrwoloree Ore popular bculrh song of " Sew, .ha ...t•. Welfare Mrel i" itribert, Mr. Solis. Earle, Mier ; babel. Mrs. Hun. Ailey whirl,. the Comic Barletta of THE MK E AND. THE OEM. T. rowdy& wide the rewired Popular artiuus igetairwasee, . . in two .Imi...tailed THE INVISIBLE WITNESS; OK. THE CHAPEL IN THE VrEOUD. Bonam3l, Mr. Clifford; lgodrue, Mr. Walking; Mr. y Dalsois, Mr. Adcock; Armand, Mr. Bro. ,J. rimer, Jr. fitegilliata. Ersiestiur, Miss Taylor. i . "l{ll.o{lW, Edda, will' Dun Giovanni and the Knight of s Hn 3100.1ay next will he produced, n new Romantic et- Irdouis Itomanee, ruder the title of Old Short&lily. A Hee Ewdetis Caere Spectaclelll be produced us Mon d 19:11 inst. EXPIRES NEXT TUESDAY. Bisii, of the Old State Lottery OFficea. -11. • No. 4, Curnhill, sod 9, CharivigAross, respectfully arilasials his best Friends, the Public, that all ibuseTiukeis mud Shirts whicts he or his Agents sold between 19th May NIA 1161 Juur , the purchasers ai:iy receive back their estary, it . presents,' on or before , NEXT TUESDAY, 13th Instant; but if not hrought tu and Ike muuey ciliated on tic fiefure that day, they cannot receive it after, but taunt krep their Tickets or Abates if afterwards drawn !),auk or Prix?, or, iu fact, if previously drawn , it therefore i. particularly imam. heat owevery prr.olt who has not examined his numbers 'de so iussaed.ately s fur after the Idtb all the advantage The Lottery Mashes Drawing on the 231 instent, on which day die Fuer Stuck Prises of 30,0001. nod the 58 other Capitals meet be drawn. (There are 12,000 Tickets to Jr....) irsnlrastrd endrawn Tickets cud Shares are selling by BISH, 4, Curahill, and 9, Charing-cross, lied by Lis Agents in the Country. V.lf lOUS apparent inducements have been held out at dif ferent periods of Ibis Lottery, but the customers at BISH'S Ostite, may rest assured they have had and will have every advAiltmee the Scheme may be said to pussess, althorszh I:1qt it Rot the C4' mitracter, our has any concern its the I.ottvry yr management. THR LAST DAY. ALL MUST BE DRAWN! ( IA !MOLL the Contractor. brKr Its iinfirres upon the Public, that the easel. of Lotteries Jo mot furnish another isstanee as ibe present GRAND STATE OF THE WHEEL ONLY ONE DAY TO DRAW. 4 4 4 4 10 36 iisc &se. Moaey and Console, and AI.I. IN ONE DAY, FRIDAY, 23d THIS MONTH, Wien the Lottery filllSlbell. l'ilitraeru Tiekels and Shares are selliug at ChfUtOLLI 111 Eu ~., 19, Corolla!, and 22, Oxford.street, Loudon, and at all his *grata is the Country. CIR ROLL !Wed and Sold, In the lag few Months -2297 230,0001 7,003 706 7, 3 45 .••••••• 100 3 00 1 0 &C. etc .- - payable at the banking house of Sir Min Peering, not be. lag presented on the shy it became due, exonerated the isseepnw (runt all lcibsliiy. Thu JoJirAlt uf the Court ut". Cummins Pleas held II slid. On its being brought before Ilse Court of King's !knelt she Judges there, in Lord FAler. burougls's tune, held is dial ~,,, , as the making it Flyable at _ . . the bankiug Isuuse w.tA unly (us the purpuee of Ifol.liug tout that the aerepier Lad .1.11.14 atere, mud iu uu way changed bw lialnns, to pay Ilu• a 1114041.15 blr. Hull ram Lend at eunaiderahle leugth [or the De. fentlatst. The Aliorney-Cenethl uilthe heard for the Plaitstir, is /14)1, ou F.iu.ny urns.—Further rnutnent postponed. The Marquis of BUTC iuok the crabs lima big seat. II beim% rwar ill( k thew I,,rd•hups aajonitisr4l until five, whit* hour tee LORI/ CRANE:6I.mm rr.umeil lus Stitt ou Ilse Woolsack. The Cape of Court Mope Rev,lathos Rill, the Jamaica 'resole iitll, and the Customs Bowl Bull went through a Geatamitter, aai lbw Repot t• orthsrd to be brought up to msnrw. The Earl sr DARLINGToy respelled a Peiglion from err. fain isoloriduats of SYWlrtllnll, iH the County of Durham, praying that there might not lie any alterailMo made relsonte to the importation of Timber Guns the Baitic, which was read and laut w. 'he taW►. The Marquis of Lawso4:mM moved fur certain duraments front the India Idou.r, givitig au Accniiiit of all lin p.nrts stud Exports to stool from the F.a.t ho Ilia Vuitcti Stales of America fur Ste last ten years.—Ortlereol. the Queen. white her 111 isjpsiy wits absent from this krisogiteitt: Under %het eireunistsoiees is this motion anclef. 'Under it kintietettio. tirAt n rimih.r cent.. rnuniention loss been 'madel6 the other Monti tor P.ortiament t iii 4 with it a distinct 'torment oil the part of the Crioko that the conduct of the (lumen hrn been %rich as retinues rumination. 1 ask you, I implore you then, ru♦ Lord', to courider hoer you► Lordrhipr stand in reward to this subject in your capacity of • Court of Judicature, and the very Court of Judicature by which the Illestrinus Peponage must be tried by the Constitution of the c.mistry, in the event of the House of Commons re .l-inig In prefer an impeachment against her Ma ... j.-sty.:--(llear, /year, from the Oppaifion beaches.) I alussaiit most noxiously u► this view if the case from imputing any degme of guilt whatsoever to that illu%triniiii 'lemmings., but when a contrrounica ttim has been mode by the Ministers of the i✓rown of such importance and piiiiful interest, it is im- possible not to consider how it may by any pool:. bility affect the judicial conduct of this Hooke. as it might lead to •o impeachment by the other branch of the Legislature. I therefore agaiii .arch your Lord,hips to reflect upon what you owe to the ju&:•ial cliaructer of your House, end to 'HIE QUEEN. I coon:ids; if in oislitisry proceedings before the infe- The Earl of Lty 'Arrow% moved the Order or riot tribunal. of the country care is anxiously and the Day l'or takisi:,7 into comideration his Majesty's wisely taken to preve,,t the jurors who are to try a most gracious Message. icase from entertaining any preconceived impres- Th e si t .„.s ge b e i ng rea d, th e N o lfl c Earl moved, I sinus upon its merits, with how much greater that an Address be presented to his Majesty, Os ink- anxiety your Lordships should guard against so lug his M a jesty for his most g racious c intoned- • imminent a danger, which most, if not in fact, at tion, and pr ttttt long Ilsat the Houle will adopt sock j least in apiicarairee slid in the rye of the world. peoCeedings is the justice of the case, mid the ho- j disqualify you from performing the moat sacred, pour Mid dignity of the Crown may require. f slemn, and important. and ',ramps the most pain- Lord flot.s.aoes expressed s wish that the Noble I ful duty that can devolve upon you its your judicial Earl Would explain to the House the mode of pro- capactty.—( Lood cries of Hear, !sear, et:riling which it was his iuteution ultimately to I Let your Lordships therefore pause, and reflect propose for their adoption. I also whether any peculiar advantages could flow The Eirl of Lies.:tteoor. replied, that the only from the course now suggested, which could cow object of the Address was to assure his Majesty of p ena .t e f u r t h e danger i n which it might involve their Lordships' soiliognesa to adopt such measures you ? A' far as a reference of these documents to as the jultuese of the case and the honour of the is Secret Committee could have the effect of kreo- Crown daily require. i ing their cootrots a secret, the proceeding should motion for the Address was then put and have my ribose's!: hut is there any 1111111 who tau b e . tarried. bore that thi* result could be attained ? The No. The Earl of Leeetteoot.-1 now rise to strogest hie Earl himself has acknowledged that no ultimate to the f louse the course o f p rocee din g which ()sago,. proceedings could Ise instituted *gait's( her Majesty in my oviform. to he adopted i n the present case. without giving them every• postdate publicity, and propose, that a Select Committee be appointed, i affording to the illustrious licensed every opportii consistiog of only 15 Lords, to be chosen by ballot, I oily of defending her own conduct, and repelling„ to examine the papers which have been cootinifois. the accosations of her enemies. The Noble Earl cattd to the llott.r, and to report what further i does not propose that this Committee should con course of proceeding it may seem fit to adopt. mottle itself into a Court of Judicature, or that This course olives, stometo be most analogous to the Illestrious Personage accused will he permitted precedents, and most consistept with the import- to appear before id, and explain her conduct. To Voce of the "object. and to th a t d e lic a cy which we what beneficial result, therefore, can such a Corns should all wish to oleserve towards the. Illfestrissus smittre leads Nothing can a.oerrom it built Ull 'Persoriage who may seem to be more immediately o ellllitilol4 of the opp of a few individual Lords, 'iiirirceriterl, fir the view that ( take of this subject, formed upon ex-parte evidence.--(Hear, heisr.)-6 I certainly should with to say as little as possible, Might we not have that opinion now ? Are there and should, therefore, be des.rous of reserviul I not 'nine Noble Lotus now preseur. the Ministers whatever the expression of my own too:toms of the Crown, who advised this Message, and must may be, at least until I ascertain whether lie of comae be fisoftrately apprised of Hie nature and any objection urged to the proposal I now make, character of whatever evidence Can be submitted and in the event of any opp o sition, I trust tht to the Committee. who cams give their opinion to Bowe will permit me to otter, in any future period l the Douse upon the prophesy and expediency of of the &love. such exfilaitations as may be tire."'" any ultimate proceeding"? and can the cause of wiry. I have *stated to'you that the object of the I justrre be advanced if to these Lords smite four or rOMMittee is to consider who future cuurse of tire, or six °there be Ode wink cannot it.itihV • . t:: . . e - here, the outer of (apolog an opitainti es correctly, en act of adultery. which in the pereun committing o f h weet i ee e me t h e ' M enet as e t e et et e ly, on e o f the violation is by the statute high treason, is de pursuitie the track of truth with as tench effect Flared to be also guilty of high tussle. But imp esithio the sniper pf 44 boars, or env ot ha r •pet ific peer that the crime has been committed ithrood. period, es those Noble Lords who pare had twelve and that the perpetrator is the subject of a foreign rranettbs to reauottte tree euhiect ? There midnight- prset. ostrisig no allegiance le this. Crwereineet a eilly have lieinri variety of Occuintis in - wide -1p See ettelt peril? cannot be coosideted auseeable to the eret Coannittere hare beet employed. when certain leas of lino euttiory, and consequently cetiout be peculiar considerations rendered such a mode of held stliity 0.160 1ff11114111• WIN", the principal. jiroceediuig neeeismir'y, add when •Itarliriterost for the I therefore; who Weise is contemplated by the eta. sioitkoce of one evil itemised In smother of seine- tar, is not, guilty, the air-coned ce cannot be *hat l e s s mag t iituile—for a Secret Committer. &reed guilty ; and if the crime in not high ties is in itself in bear.)—Cut nut see. it loes s not come *Shim eity other cleis of one of th os e cose id eei tie lie a ppl ies t o th e ere . offences {mow n t o the l a w, o f Etiglend. This to sent case. Secret Committers have beers ere . ceresouly au umiesion in the law ; lint so the law ployed e ehee emessiiiraew s have come to the kuow. li e sod 141 ilO whines, interpretation can the ledge of, the Government, milli it might not be act conimitted in •a foreign country be coirsi advisable for the public service to let the einem- l tiered high treason in this. But cams you cause stanc e s of th e weer and th e "sines or the conspire- to the cositelosiese that the Kell seie, the corns tors tresespire. Secret Committees have been en. try shall sulTvr all the il.commveuience of time played when the cases referred to individual+ whode crime. without any means of applying a ceinetly it might' not be etitedient to apprise of their being or correcting an evil ? 1t may leered be asked. placed in' a 'State of access • They have also although the offence be not high treasoe, whether been employed with regard to the ethers of Foreign there might nut be some Other cerise of iespeach- St•tes. in COMM invoic's the itaiioual character or 111r4t ? Upon this puha I can only beer my own policy. Bet does any of these considerations opi ni on. which hies endeavoured to form aloe. apply to the present terse. as being hecessiry to the beat legal odpi:s and that opinion is, th.e. cot e& either the Umbel of persons. the character, there if no other cease or *Mipeachinesit. A Learn ., e h e eiteetioe of t h e ii t mes ,,„? If the conceal- ed Lord opposite. as I understand, once suggesteif meet of the circumstances alone were the object of the Prupriete of maktegesdultery an inclicialsle of tbe present course, Me might be att a i n ed m ere ly fence in the Courts of leoniano u Law ; but time lire by excleding stranger's from below your bar, end Ilse not been so modelled, nod adultery is still can yon.n f 'hewing of the Noble Earl himself. would thereby 'lrritant the means of publicity. sidered only as •Citil icier,. except its the Ecelees- Eve erotical Court, which ' u t er i eat into the content no edvatitegee can be derived horn this Committee, Weisel of the potent question. Upon what pm for it will have no power tif calling for further do. bible wooed then Can an issipeachtnesit be In - ought ? cements. or of sammoning vriliie.ses, and in the If the opinimiu I have staled be not correctly formed. end it must do that imperfectly which the Noble I meet agree with the Noble Marquis, but lehiek Lords opposite themselves might do much more have 'hewn that the force of his objection is (melded effectually, mid who. notwithstanding. did Not to error, and that no remedy can be applied to this feel themselves qualified, with all their know- cise except through the Meditate of the Legislature. ledge of the circumstances. to propose to the Isi a case so anomalous end so importaet where usf House any mode of ultimate procedure. If they precedent can tie Need fully to apply, I think it ,be not Ode to mla so. how can they hope for a ddl. safest and best its refer the rue at price to a be times!, knowledge from the assietance of a f e w cret Committee s that tine Misters 11644 . .01161 C other Lords; who must enter sit the examine- I dore-ii, amid , without sue *melees istquiry, listipose lion without any previous knowledge of the u Bill of pains and penalties. or shy other essiese winces? 'Mere are the objections which have ue- which they might approve. In all teenier pine of curred to me mind with - respect to the course urns pains 4•111 penalties. the Bills erishiated au *cret pursued, mid I have sestet, them, I hope, with per- Committees', mad even if mice a Bill *ere sent sits fret candour, before i could have known any of the front the other Hoare fee your emecierience. your contents these papers, or have learned the oh. Lordships have yet thought it expedient to propose jects which his Majesty't Ministers may hive in a Sera Connisitter to examine the evidence on view. Time principal übjeetiose however, is, that which it was roweled. The Noble Marquis seems, which is drawn Irons your Lordship.' judicial cha- that the Ministers Must kiww their own iisteistsoses, meter, and from the caution with which it becomes mid being fully acquainted wills all the eircute you to guard Remised any cireunistatice which might stanterli of the case, mud be better quelitird than a prevent you from perforuthig your melt linportant Committee to suggest the best mode of proceeding. and highest duties, not only 1114 'gamier perfectly This Might be said in every ease, and more ra v e. courisient with the principles of justice, but, even chilly iu Casa affe'iting iconspiraciee against the free from the possibility of stain or reproach. Your Stale. id Thiel; the Masters were generally ac- Lortlettips ought oleo to consider, that the (Mises. y quieted erith much more that they could deem it of the public are upon this subject eittreinely ire- espedietst to make known. even to a Secret Conte table ; amid how much must they be iecreased, if. is, mittee, cud if its such eases the House would su a natter so deeply interesting, recourse be had to *et, why should it hesitate to pursue a similar any extraordinary sir inconsistent course of proceed- course in the present instance? Besides, what mode ing? The Noble Marquis briefly recapitulated his of preeeedisig can be more delicate or respectful arguments, and sat down amidst cheers from the than to submit the matter to • Secret Committee, Noble Lords around him. leaving it to such Cunimittet to suggest whatever The Earl of Ltiearoot. then rose, sell mode inigist be ultimately adopted ? I rise, my Lords, under considerable difficulties, Lord Hoeeeed remarked, that the Noble Earl because, from the peculiar circuiostairces of this had wasted more of lois time in admitting the force case, I feel myself precluded from entering into a of the objections made by his Noble Friend. The full explanation of the motives that induced his Noble Berl said, that upon this point 114 had fee Majesty's Ministers to pursue the course I have now ceived legal ()piteous of high commotion, but of suggested. I trust. however. that without going this the House could know twilling. nor of the pro into that part of the subject, I shall be able to give beide contents of the papers recommended to their a full and satisfactory answer to the objections that comer:elation ; but this they knew, that the King have been made by the Noble Marquis. Cut first, had been advised to stud a 'commuuication to Pare I most excuse myself to your Lordships for not lietneet, and that at this eery moineut the great pursuing the course which the Noble Marquis, and inquest of the *iodise was engaged. in diseumesse iieritepe other Noble Lords, think I ought to have the proper means of examiuing it. How was it fulleired. But if it be fitting at all to refer these possible for the House to know what course Papers to a Committee, it venitil Isere been most of pioceeding the Committee of the Haase improper fur we to su g g e st what I might think of Cu 11111 l ous would suggest ; or how presume, ought to he the Report sit that Committee, 41161 the from the nature of evidence which' had not mode Of proverding which should be ultimately been opened, that an Mapeachmetit would not be adopted. But 1 come now to the snore substantial recommended ? He could 11411 agree with the Noe and iteportaut oteectiois, which is, that as a similar ble Earl. that in the event of an act of high treason ileasego has beeii rent to the Houie of Commons, being proved against the ejaerri, the Law Officers an impeachment mil lit be ordered by that House. of the Crown alone ebould proceed against, her its and your Lord-hips in that event, have to the first instance. To Peritasient ought the 'first perform the judicial duty of hearing and deter. commuoication lie inside of every cireutnetaece re mining this impeachment. Such, I believe, was biting to the Royal (tamely. He conselaihed. hem the Noble Marquis's objection. I feel au extreme the ill-advised course of proceeding new adopted, difficulty in treatise; this subject. because to make thet the Mouse was placed in a sitriatine iss which myself intelligible. I must otsunie the existence of they might be compelled to withhold their ominous guilt. where such an assumption ought time least to nPosi the merits of this cree, either iv law or fact. be admitted; but I must be neat distinctly' wader- Iteferrimig to the precedents noticed Ity Vie Eabl of stood to speak hypothetically in whatever instance Liverpool. he remarked that tie pr-s , :iit proceed. I may teem to impute actual crionineley to lwr Ma- ing was 'erectly opposed to all precedents, and he jesty.—l/eue, heor.)-1 Wee tin difficulty in saying perticuiarly noticed the case of Bishop Atterteny e that if the circumstances of the rine warranted the riii. precedent was its lerriii4 sod he hoped that. conclusion. I should riot only agree with the Noble they would not look to remoter eeriness for exam. Marquis, hut even go farther. for hod there been isles, especially to the time of /leery VI iI. In the evidence of high treason. I should not have ream- case of Bishop Atterhury, the King 111 a sprees from mended the referring of the subject even to the the throne communicated to bete Houses the cif-. House of Commons. The Low Officers of the s eumstanees of the plot, but the evidruce re- Crowe, its such a cote, ought to Proceed 'meeting it was referred to the Commons *genet the Quern in dee course of • Iss, so that the judguteut of the Lints was left uns aid such, in my opinion would be the oily i biassed, and qualified to wee• eey determivatiou fit course to adept. But supposing that tier Mae of the other 'rue Cutworms proceeded jesty the Quern had hero guilty of the act of while by Bill. and when the coileu•truce of the Leeds tern in a joreigii country, slid oust thus could be teas requested, their Lordships then eppoiirtsil proved by evidence euperior to the poisibiluy of Committee to examiue, the. evidence. But how doubt, it yet would not, se I have bees, edvieel, be would time character of the House wand with the considered high treason by the laws of this creamery, nat 1 11 1 l —how would it appear stn toe votes ei the and was slut cognixible by any Bugled) tributes,. House. if their L srdships. wenoet referring the By the statute of Hawed Ili.' to violate the matter to the Judges, sue while the great itiquest of wife of the King s or of the Heir Appsrent to the nation was eugaged in exerniesise the ducaiewsits the Crown. or of the King's eldest daughter, is conenuiricetert by the Crown. *herald ewer io e re. declared to be high treason; but the act is tee subteen which w 06 1 ,1 virtually be a relesel to d.ess but respecting the el 11l Maley of the female in prime equal justice at the bar of th e ir ti umw ? Th e either of these cape. It does not literally make the Nettle tend then commented Spun the - dislike the fact high Ketone in females; but by the uniform emeopie of this emesestry everseimseed rewards Secret decide:um of the Courts of Law. all parties to aim Committees.which was so etrieig, Maio Weir 'Muer act of tremolo are held to be I ' ilea* iii the trate a Seetet Cweisesistre and a greets beg were always son--and upon the 'Principle of tlsie rule tiltswife oP assindited with the ideas of injustice. There now , the king, or .of the Heir Ailar cut, cosipitioo 42.50111111 %Ps* Pit satitAt 4 1 : 0 4 .8 00 11 ri aid gnash ."•:/• - •; , ..;3 1 % if ',Moretti' 4/11 berry Its •s - em I I dil