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1' itti* - i i• 'ArA. t MINIMA 5742.1 I,rft. fr : ' .~ . 5 ~'! :. - ~. _ .. i___.....y:~._ "; 1U E,SI) A 1 , Fiuuti;-ut 16 • NE VE R ACT ED. TNEW THUM L ROYAL, COVENT.CARDEN.. HIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. - 5, 181 1 will &chi Witt. be [Performed a new Musical Drama, in Three THE KNIGHT OF SNOWDOUN. With new ,;ceppt-s Dresses, an d D ecorations. The Principal Characters by Mr, C. li,EM;st . F . Mt. HARRY \Mit , Mr, )COUNG , F., Master CIIAPNIAN, • Mt. mr. ktt. I.ISTOII, Mr. LIMERV, Mr. CHAPMAN, Master ()ROSE f Mi. BELLAMY Mr. HAMER I'ON, M r. KING, , kits S. tA.10141, Mrs. LIICKONS, Mrs. LISTON. To .aihich will he added. a Farce, called ANINI.AL MAGNETISNI. Ata,qui3 de Laney, Mr. BRUNTON ; bettor, M,. BLANCHARD La Ileur, Mr. FAWCETT ;; Picard, Mr. TRUMAN ; Ceolfry, Mr. SIMMON i .Ir. Cu4l.itit;e, MISS BO ',Tom ; LlSett3, Mrs. C Placelfor the 11 0 Net to be taken cat Mc. Iltiricton, at the I . 3 l: t ° l lc , o * t li 4 cc i in Prince's- place, 11.irt-stieet, twin Tea till t:LI, (qv, SecontLjnicz 61.—Pit 3s. 6.1. Sccond .‘'l! zs•-..Lovv r GAllery as. Se,:onkl.l;rice is.-- Upper Kin Y 4litilf past Six w:11 opeouLl at llalr p ast Fi ve, ant i the Play DrPER,L4I., P. 21 17.LLIMEA71.1 OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,'' • ' Dec.. 3, t 8 • T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of WS Mk JRSTY'r ORDNANCE do hereby give Mace, Ale Proposals will be received as their Office, in Pall-Wall,oq or before Alond.iy, the lids of F6rseav, from 'web l'eriinis at mu/ be willisrg t 9 undertake the supply of I RpNMONGEK Y A RTi cs.hisrbi of TOO LS of various deics i lptiorts fir the . Service of this Department, ler a period of Three Years. HOUSE OF PEEitS. • , • , , tbiONLY, FEU..4. The Loan s:ctit.t.ott, took - his ; seat on, the Woolsack .about tour ,o dock ; and soon ;titer prA,,iert were.read, wore judicial and private business N as transacted. WALSItiGIIANI reported, from the Comak tee appoip ed to. inspect. the Journals, that ;ad ditional Vehtmes thereof were now t printed 2.11 ready for delivery. These ,Werr ordered IV the [louse, to be delivered to the Lords in the usual manner. RECENCY. the Earl ,of LtvEaroor, movoi that message be tent to lite Commons desiring a' . present conference, in the Painted Chamber, on a soojeet of the highest i t nportance to his Majesty and, the nationwhich was ordered accordingly. ~. On the return of the Messengers, Master Cox reported that the Commons had agreed to the de sired conference. .Shertly after, their Lordships were informed that the C!innnons were waiting for he conference in the Painted Chamber ; oil which ti deputation'was appointed to manage the confer'-' , emu on the part of the House, consisting of the. Lotto PRESIDENT. the Loon PPM SEAL, tllO. Earl of Gl.P.Nnoatt, the Bishop of KILLALA; Lords NAVIVII, WALiING;HAM, ROLLIt, and ARDEN. Their Lord ships accordingly repaired to the Painted Chamber. On their return, the Lord President informed the House that the conference was held with the Com mons as desired, and that their Lordships' Resolu tion relative to the affixin c ; of the Great Sr..al. to a Commission on the sth of FehrOary instant, for the purposei therein stated, had been duly cointatuei. cated to the Commons. The Earl of Manta rose, merely for the purpose,. he said, of entering hiS most solemn and detided protest, in the face of his contairy, against the pro ceedings adopted by Mirristera for 11f,plying the da le& in the personal eterei , e of tlio Royal Ailihority during the indiapositiOn at' Iris Arjesty ; and more especially to that to which the recent t'ontereticei referred, as a gross and ilijulians vialatiOn bf the laws laws of the land, and tire b 'st prineellea of the Can. stitution of the country. Those infriligenients . .riod violations were not ssarral,tect by the h eci,s t li'y: eft Ow ease, which they 'hid stepped far beyond. There was a plain, legal, and conSliintion.4l remedy at hand; whereby they t ould easily, and in';i short time, Ifave Aupphed the!defeet, mitt which had i'een reeeatedly poilite , t, out te them: ,13y the adepiion ot:that preCeerling, - the: Constittehre of the eou.dri' ' would liaytt been preserved invioll.e.t and4o.itn,.loir vd. He did trot mean to detain the Hti..se osrtop , es which had been so often and s 6 atily ur : , rd. fiat he held'it im is petiosly his duty, to lake this oppiar, tuniry once more of solemnly protesting iii the Lice of his country, againtit a precedent and m;...;sares so tuitions and noennslutional. The House immediately atljnortvd till to-mor row, when the Commission tinder _the Seal takes place • for passing the' ~his Royal Highness the Prince of Wale: ot the Realm, inider certain:Ml . )l , a, irtis' . . . . . Arisen/a of the Articles ~z sy be viewed npvt aPplicativeat the Principal. Ston'keeper's Office at the Tows.; and float, particulars, together with the Terms and Condition: of the Cintract, may be ka.swn at the Secretary's oJfice in Pall. Mad, afwesaid, any dly hetwren the flours of Ten and Fair o'Clock. where the Profm.tals mutt he delivered, sealed rip and iaitorsed, " Proposals for ‘ Tools, &c. of various . Descriptions ;" 61e1 no Propels)! can oe admilla 4/ter the said t trb of Forli.ary, at ru. r i v e, , Clorkatc Noon of the same day ; neither will any Tenstin. be noticed* kyles , the Pa,o , malting it, or an Agent is hit behalf, chall attend.' By Order of tta R. li. CltP.lft, Serretau,' OF!. ICE OF ORDNANCE, 'an. ie., Alt. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of I-11S MA YAsirs ORDNANCE do hereb, give Notice, Tha t 1) , cperals will be received at their 01/Ire, in I'4ll Mall, on or be fore Frid,y, the tsar 119' .tebrunry.nert, from all Persons itstO may be willing to sindertode tie ...I'Npply cf WOOD 0 0 PS for Sirtnee of !bit Department, j , ..r a perial of Torre ------- . TEIR AIIVERTISEII, the daaghter of a Clergy .,,,, , 11, 44. (4 Female of respeaandhy, more than ), 3"1.5 ' - ."''''` W 1 411, M 14 S‘literli. t' ,, i t the Dull. esrii! Concern,' ')! .111 ELDLNLY Imj y ( I . j., 1 ,,,.. .1. 11 , .. NI A.Ni ‘fe be Chit' tt. dreti the ut .. • or . ' .. • ' 4 c ril s bi . nlost Late and a ttest will Pe exerttck A.crullsrel; wi. c.slithtlifm, mare &kw gain, is what th'dv“ I" e ' 'or. ltelereNts will ', 'veil annex pected. Leners, post paid, t , 'l. 11 c . 5 II : turn. ardunt Ill'ucti;,'netY atteildeil t,), 2 ' a g ' l .ll. will be This Aiivertisment will hot be repeated. .....----...,,-.. --........,- Fkrtber Farticnhrf, scitb the Terms and Conditions of the Con:raa, may be inown ht atplicatieets at the Seetchvy's Office r in Pall 111a11, aforesaid * any Day b'etninen the- flours of 'fen and Frat i , where !In Proporats must be sealed up and brio, red, " Proposals for Wood lloops ;"' before Twelve o'Cl..ck at Noan of the ,aid Day 01' February next ; ape, ~.bleb na Tender can be admitted, neither •zi , i/I et,,r h no• tked, vArth7ut the attendance of the Pero mahing it, or a,, "'gent in bit behalf: Ity Order of the 119ard, II.CREIf; Sec. ..—......... COTTM;I7. WITH LAN!) 'WANTED, Withiii 'I vit Mile. 01 Town.w.„2l A 0A1.1.- A small c,,,,ve,4.it coTTAGE; A .b.., 1) U. N, and 8 tew Acr ce , r L A N Is - . Dircet tO Y. ; 1 :: at Mr. Turer', litny.‘tret n , St. seriptioh iifid ItticuLir. al int l'reiniae%. lames's, giving every c.t.. ,---.......__;:..i...,___-- ) N. kiNr.iri;i.!..li'OcUr,,Y on the STATE °I tia ' t 4 A T 1( LI L OT o It 11111 LION RE I'OR ";4ittkei,;g bee" "'Mwirie:lbc:t:tvde tac o) ileLty in the l'ut)ltc.Jt"uNt" t".,r Pa ll. tmliT6ting i'dolphlet4t S I'OCA OA J 4". "" iillnOWlCe, in answer to' the tilkatiottS tor 'heal NerY. ItriLe ea 11 thoy arc ,reatt' ) to, I -Ili UNIVE' , SITY ROMANCE. • This D;iy was, ptihilsited, price only Five Shillings QT. IRV N ; or, the Husk:roe:mi.—A 4oviintice, By a (.I:N"t'LLNIAN of ()Mord University. Stoathile„ junior, 4i, Pall- Mall, here may he had, 10 4 vols. piice • OAK, ANI) ELM NAVA I. TO SI ILI), THIRTEEN good OAK TIIEES tl"ev"" ~.;tteett Knoil S ttirt t 1 1.•• I% j({-.T.S • tt►t' nitkott attit Stowell IA 1 oil' I' • •tt:'/,l\vtli's "I(") 114" 4 rhile .O1:1 AvLol'rt.:!ittlll S. I i Vtlll, t I lit 41 . 11. W t Titilb4r "Ikt re.t for the sante ) 't "teS:lti Webb' Wl:bb I t Wi)011, I t . . . . . The Avenger, a ltuiliJnce . . A hie in 1 vol. S vo.with an engraving. price 4s. on roysi pa"oor, 'Jill( but pressed 73. the Welch Girls, by a Lady. And in 4 vols. price il. theAtoyal Lxilc. A Romance, by Mrs. tiji.eil, . . .. . 1-11 A. ItOVAL . o --- T: c Z --- -------kN(;'E. . 4111),. 11U1INE, a , ,tl CO. Stock-giokent, •••.; . tefilktiottitlly ii!:orni the Pithl , i.: tli,d , 'I 1 C1..1*.;!`..,:4..T! ~.,,•,, k IA ..r the N kW STATE 1.0 V Ph liY . IP "L '...: ' Stl , of • rills 141014 Ill►ar• on Sitle,at Oleic (41" 4* Abov e. ~ . t tern,',ti . ~ 1 1 N4t iPalttit y ailswetol... antC, Pit;rs from tne C'ilintr. -I colti - Linte , l wsiti Kemal P 40144 attended to ' l ' 6 ' I Sene.flt'S gratis. RICHARDSO, (1001:LUCK. anti Co. N'ECTVIILLY 1A44 tits Public. I lißt die . Fil'Art.. 1 orrtAor wilt be 1)r.IN;i1 the 1. 5 1 : ()I NIoNT11.• r o S r ! . ll t . rne contains FOur P rizes of rwenty Thousand Pou lt n i t s ls, .o,_,hvr. iiit•ils,al:(l the lowest Prize Tvic,nlY 11..°1" 0,, ac.,..P.A. t S .nid SHARES, in variety of Ntiniber• Ire . L. 4t theft ()filets, C4Pl'" 441(11acin l '• ; . I ' r .? " ' f ll• k buildings, Cufflink, ~ ~ R le kin); s Nlews, Lliartne,-00• t ;,t.lrartison, (I,rnillock, and Co sold la:It 'Lottery, No. 27, rize°l z 0•0001. in,l'iisltten.Sixtqclith St,:+re3 ; , And in the Lottery drawn in Febili.,iy, 1 l'oo• 3,734 . . • li, in Snares . . . IT ztu•3oo 3,7 34 •.• 0, Ticket • R ,C 2 ',"'° 110 USE OF CO.I4IJAS, . irk-r4II)AY, El VT F. LNTH: 0 F THIS WION'TiI, • me Wiwi e of the sTATE LOTTERN will t4' D"Wn. lICKETS and SHARES ate tiellin.i; eunsiderably cheaper than last Lottet, at both Vihei4'.PNNtill,L, and g, CIIAKING-CgO SS b.: ° :wt.) Priz ~ et zo,cl, 'in the last IniferY, other ac . iiZes 01 Znpf:ol. ih the ,c 'Y cur (b 'snl-i Thirty other La. Pull Prizes), we,e told it ' t !..,I '... 'red. jar Persons in the Country. who fi nd a itifficaltr t* 4,-4.oT.inci,ic,l3°T Sh 4 tes ot t:), Agents are desised to ,plyapply to be C --- "t or eliaing:tosi-, ildon,` byte w they loaY SUpplied on the sitne ter nis as it present, ': ' Sir i' iIikANSCONIII awl C 0.4. SLV E.W. It IC HT, Bole • Surviiiing Partner, 4 1 i . 4 hi p to announce, tire- N4w Ilit) or the n'A'lsi, I () I'VE I \ I', tube 14:1il t it l ' -"I / U. 1... e 4 Ill.)! at41,,,11.1 wili.rerriuve; every ohjt:et;on thA 1144 hitherto Ther . .. dift,.. t arc ni,ore Capital rizes, and each will now be of grant mouners, sort there art: none less thaw ist thei T r ire?.trust their unornmon good Fortune wils ever atrenfl 111 . 0 , "nds. the Public. havink sold in this ami last Yei(r tut pi- . ..,j . ph. li es 01 . sCiciooct The Ouly - - ,C•ol!'6° .....f'"CaYvoircSoo up to - r (rotor) And St:l/Val Prizvs or he 1,! " 3 0 0)00 100 ON .tract 1f..0 '. s . aSiONT Vitikets which last produce:l - :at to enumerate. LtietY, Ikte an Side At *Or larket, and x r, Holborn T. DISH. And otintrs too grt (41..vittlit lOW Siotre; irt great v. '"est 37, Cornhill, pi, Hay; «4 765 11Sir 1` lIANSC()Ndu ow Co. jVEWRICIIT. , zr r, - Sole'stitviving Partner, ..L';'''ceTVULLY solicit the ptiblic Attenfilln to L(). 1 ,. 1 0 last Three Uays Drawin); of the Cl RAN I) . t; I r text Lk , the first ot whidi will be the ;` , th of l•ebriwty , . ~ va 1 1,,7 6-- are :rwenty-otie lit the , %V heelQ,vlliehma.if tir4:'x'44erVir:,erillt, 4utavleyorit ..tte me•ir 100.0001 me lencleo, their I. rieivi l t he . i l'hlet4tl4Y. hiiving i 4 ol4l' N'n, i's,sBll. which pr.th. , ...\,1 1,31, 'Ally Prize ,I,4reil piy the Ohl Licetiml 0hc,..!.,.. ,i'Ci,kitt.ii ano,%ll4ica 44.. ,OI gate . at N . n .37, s 'oli.iiill,i .,,.. N e .. • ' “'".411, , iiil No R, 11 4)111 ii Let witot me le. r• 14e lis witl be iilitir i!i ttAl, iiihi w‘li'ie The Cap.:l'slls . The 14t L!,, 1:44t1,,,„.-","` 'tut Kfcolt Part ul the tai I' ti7.e:. ttt it4t, 1 -" "'lit betti 4,414 itila '.hirrcit the Litt g:'ital }e4"4* . . ~. i` , •.. . 4 -''' - T...-. 1 ..4, ,,, I ••,,, 7,, , • ' , , '''' ' f . 1 . - I t. '; -\." ' :"/-: tr . :.,:-, It. ‘''' S P ' i '.7.':•: • ., • -..-.,. c „ ,,, , • -• • ~.*.' •.' ~ :, .!: - )1 , .." , . ~. !, , - - - , •.' ,„ 77,- "... •-,.• - , ,1 ^ „t- OY s •- . . - . t '," •. . 1 1 :41'.! ,',6 f •,•-•'. ',,,*' : , ,'• -• „^ -n : !,;,.-• ,' . ~ , - '.. ' -',',.. ;... s -,,-14 :. _,.,,;. i ,,,, , . .„.:, 4 7,- ~,., .., ~.- :. \ ~ ,,1, ‘,..„...,_:,....,1,....,„_.,.. 4.,,,..:,..i,....m...6....ki.„..„,„...,3,... ... 1 ..,,..,,,... , , ; ' s • ''. . •;;;: '''''''', '; ' ,.:ir, ' 1 7 ,•',: . : 7 ,:. ^ .• , ' , , t , t".....-4" , ~ , - 1T .. -; •,'• ' : -•,; '1 . •• ' ' ' •' ' I , . . •I.„„„..1 '• ' ,'" -, 54. 1 TS: , • * .r . : .1 .7 1ei :,..•;.,. ' a • . t, I • s ., • I. 0 • , .i -- : , ..: , i It I 'lt frittcEsilcrravbE HALIPPENIqi. was; there was nothing which added so Much to its lustre, as the counteracting influence of the three franches. It one was more beautiful than the other! two, it was that branch which gave to the Monarch ,a veto to all aas of the Legislature. In consent ing-to' affix the Great Seal to the A&,. v.iltbout the concurrence of the Monarch, the House would do an act contrary to the acknowledged principles of the Constitution. The,law was, that no act done ~ by the two Houses of Parliament was binding, un less. it received the sanction of the third Estate. It .had. been laiddown in • the statute of the 13th Cheries , ll. in. which Lord Clarendon and Sir E. Nicholas took a distinguished share, that the ads of the two ibrancheswere biding; but then it must be tecollesaed , the question came for discussion after the.accession of the Monarch. Here the case was ''different; the Constitution , and , Law were .against the present measure, becanse tie Parliament were about to deprive the Sovereign of his veto. The measure had been called a " phantom," but he saw somethindin it inure to be dreaded ; something sub stantial, which in future ages might as a precedent be turned against the people. It had been contend ed that the reign of Henry VI. furnished a piece dent for the present measure, but this he must deny, •for then the Great Sad was affixed to an alt for opening the Session of Parliament, not for an Ad to pet the Royal Authority in abeyance, The Right Hon. Gentleman and his friends opposite, had talk. ed a great deal ahoot their friendship for his Maje'.- ty but it might be limed that those who had pro leased the most, had eitiployed that:friendship in an extraordinary manner, The Right Hon. Cientlemair had on a former night shewed his talents at recital from a modern puet ; would now give that Right Flon. gendeman an extract from the great Dramatist of nature, who in hi,s:playof King. Lear, had ptit words in the mouth of 'Cordelia something like these : We love your 1 1 41a.;. - ty according to out Lod —not more nor 1e1.h." This was the sort of love thole Gentlemen really enterimihrti 4ut the Sovereign, when thEy condoled with biro ; but he bylivv.d it woLtld bo 'discovered 'that those who thoirgia with 11;e0 (Sir "1:.) loved the. Monarch' amt. The Hohourkll Ilitrourt objerct. ed atrongly to the m..asore, mid litti.,l.lted that hit should propose nn Amendment, it on other Gentio mein dol . , in (inter that lotitre ages might be wurtied . .of the . danger in lollowing the precedent now made. The House then tesolvect itself into -a Cm» mniea. : -, • MONDAY, 1RII,4:, . , . ,The SPRAKBR informed Wei-louse that he ihal rt.tieived from the proper Ofte in lietand,•The !is' of six bitristers,.as proper persons to be nominated on the Gantnittees to be . appointed for controvert ed Wet:11013 in Ireland, agreeably. to the Act of the' 49th. of the King. ~: • f.- • . I ' CONFERENCE OF TIM I.OR-Ds. • - A Message kt as _ltor u Lords ri-one.,f- n ing that this House would appoint a Cotoini:i.2e II) hold a present conference with ti eir Lurthditps in i I he Pointed Chamber, on matters of high- impot lance - to his. Majesty and the nation. On the motion of the CHANCtit.t.oR of the-Ex- 1 cHtitatyr.R, the followinglionottrible It lembetw wens ,! nominated an the committee :-..-Mr. IL S. IN4triA , i, - the Cti&NCELLUR 01 the EXCHRQUEII`, Mt. roirrstt, Mr. LONO, the Sot.tetToß-GItHERAL fOrScoTtst . 4l:!, . Sir PRTKU MURRAY, Sir Cnstmas Patca, 'Mr. I EYCESTIIR, Sir JAMRS SHAW, Mr. KI,NRICK, Sir WILLIAM SCOTT, Nir.•Rusici General PHIPPS, Mt. i IVIANNtRiI. SUTTON, Mr. WAVLACR, mitt the Sou,- ', CITOR.GENEHAL. ; i . On their return frortuthe conference, :- .-1 ,? l - Mr. I)lnsnss *tolerate I the 1-m use, that::tlSeir Lordships had passed a Resofution- for affixliff,o ti*. Great Seal . to. the 11111 for appointing a' litigteni. The Right Honourable Gentkman . thert - rekl at th, Bar.the Resolution, which was afterwards 1a' , ... Liu the, 'fable. , • - • . The QtiANCsLLOit of tho ExtfitttatlEß then rniet and obierved, shut he should propose to the lions, In pursue the course which - h.ttl 'been adopted. on former occasionsi. and movethat the •coniiiieraticAn - of- this Itesqution be referred to 4 Committee ° II I State of the Nation, and that theLltesokttiot, wi r . ferrrd to the' ;said Cortitnittte. Ott, the question 4)eittli rat, --. Sir rtiOld&S Tutrrow ctinceived it nedtsstr}' fo eater his ptotest .againstf titt.44 - oe.isttre'lmhieli , w as o r Whject ()Lille ptesentinocctidtng, 4 measure Whilt, l it; con od oset t. tw , nt", the Mod extMordinlary rat oi.- The Bill Which the-Rightiltotl. Gentleman; hati ll+. ried by no, great.rnajority, , woir . fiAtit: as air R ift'Oott parison with' the esolutioa.o6-tv „ it i mitiett:lti j i ~, L'ollsi.detition of the Huctu# hi , v - ti , e , 4 ol.,l: ttsetl , ie i t... , th ic i , 41 every GentleatOW rt , sgerwit - iiii. l attelleil u t ur ; fit tegtioti,:. It was an , axtOnt l i. hitch b Aklitli itti-t.ttt td 4' ~,o teck„, that mottling. witi f istf ecdvel in , lase"' .Ifileff'itt' IN', PzKei vets the Consant of 4he - AlfreePtakfftiolitia 1, 1 , the Constitution i anti buiPltilui as the COlitti OtiOrl TOO CHANCKL;Lott of the Exotic:gotta .rose, and said that ai the Re •triilion had been re.td at the bar, it wiatild.b.: untiece , stiaty to read it atinn, and there• fort; he shoul,t %nave 'that the Committee do agree wit h Resolutioli," tthoig up the blank w tth 'the Words, '' the Commons." , • ~ ipicstion being .put, • Mr, Li io-c rose to enter,his protest against the whote it.;oin of the proceedings, io supplying the de ficiency itt the Executive, conviuce.t, that it atimilar calamity snould untortunately happen .it>' after.ast s, :the country in following the piecvdent now :laid down, would not, in h: opinion, be enabled to stated the .heel:. 'Because the Legndature cit... attempt. 'Mg tOestablish a sort of indeeot'ous. and. lillseions des ice, by - asset ting the tight to erect: a Regent, and try' fad to new model the Cons' it mien... natural checks anti contiterpois-s WOOl , l ow survive it. All these butters which our ancestors , :liact created would be .-broisen down and destrriyed, and the throneiby it be brought at the leer of the tvvo 1l rases of air ' liatnent at the moment of the ncahite,s and -city of its pos..i.essor, most ) with ihut opinion forcibly imp:est/0d un his mied, protoot. -against the ttingeiols - actioition which the 'two -Houses , were tinning at, • , .,ictitittled upon the present tuistertune of film - Sovereign. • VoN lotsit . ' protested in similar terms against ithe , -.ltesolotion, , which he considered as the eon. Artnimatioo 'of that frouslulek- fiction---t he mes 4nie Which hied jOit - passed. botkillOUSeli.: :It Was ItpittetittleVtgf , part Of it, heCauc it purpot ted to be .kliti.i.4‘.el•int.i.the King, when' the incapacity of: the :Aing-svarthe foundation atone upon %stitch the Act ,Tvfas wilt. i ; ''':l4tieSpiripitt'llion ruse iind declared, thm trihf i lieshoulti have deemed it nreesstry to tio liVetUttikaii,o46o:upon the Measure, but tor he Yell ittofiefitOlktg hail been entered by tt u l+m. And the t 0 Right - Gent ;eoicci who haehlitispitgettL--piotestai loch Which were so dis . e.g• raging to the chirticter of the proceedings (~r the ?loose, that - lie 5. sold not give a silent sote'ui‘on the slabjeCt.. With i i he vieW which he Intl,: proceedins, oiiprisite as it was to :the. entiinents of the Gelltietth - Tl'alieded tO, he had abstained in the earlier stages ulthetheasure, from offering tiialselt to the attention of she House, with the recollection that the question fiad'tieen discusssed in the earlier periods of his'Mairsty's malady with the advarintges i,e all those transcendant abilities, great pulttietil constitutional knovledge which so properly bit)tigti.d to the great vharacturs or those dcys, s uktied th it he could not offer any new • ntiorinattow,' - ite deiSirotis of , abstaining from the. op s•c4ittecte& With the Regency ; conceiving that titre'persifn' a similar situatioriwith himself, 'tfpo lie tore employed, than by mixing in debates on the subjeck'. nieaiaro, 110 W .16't , , :5(6.1 ca f aft reference to fortes, tiVeonceived it' Might n be' deemed less respettfot b.:tor,. I t)c Cotthilittee the grown,' of tits op:niOn which hr entertained - upon the tu,.• ti;e case had first been brought under , ten as to I_l tiohse being, point ' - the itivi'nt i doubts had been thtown wit -ihice.t)tAftleti tat tact, the Commons' Howie of Parliament. Wkit. 6 LI the I'n:bi t :111t1 to pc plbii4lied With all convenient ltd . :care:: by Perirki4sion to ttiv Iti4ltt lion. Lord Eldon, Lout tli, h Ch.o;:ellor ot ' •Q_ ERNIC)NS,. ill "rwo Vulumes, otielucilogin 'Serie, .of Diictuus,:s un Pr 9 Phet 4. precit: lied before the liniver;ity of Oxturil, by the late itev. t; 'AG E C ttO Pl. D. D. 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