The Sun. — London, England, 1811-01-01 00:00:00

__-_,...... . 1,1, a groat - Jig, nal with reference to tlie p3,,,,11,c_tt1a iint"ft in wikicit it was prophet'. i le wPtila 7 .. " 4 . ll' h c'l isict..tri,tr...v!).ol -rtv Arl - - iis t'n3le-ti to ".) , • I 'll , virtt vit. nattonti Niro t'aey ha . I,)ipt alrilv-'-.1 '' - i i, Jul y ), now ;told. ' 1 le concitiv!ttli it I Le 1)0111) ';e , . ~,:ct.i )1. Parliaturitt It . ) siipply th c d,,t-Lel which l'l'l ! ‘ " vtil _ ) hee in thr oxrAt4otivo power, And if they were . t e ho id oy 'any othvr ti- , ..ihtp-, thin a wish !ro pr 0...-1 - duy - 4- rostt, •)f the cootiiry, I hov. w""I'l 1 . -o , i " I %, ' ~ t In: new , - - i) ich‘ they , :verte piectgot lint con .etoltd(-- ..., :_ 1--ThaOvel., tie entritaittoti .rio s.lieh apnrel,""!,lolls,;:i hat %.1114:11 was rather shadowelont ' ll ' a " ex, 1"),,,, )). Itts Iliglit Iron.' Frienci, tor it hl)i'l*are‘' " in°. topolsibte thit tho Pritice of \Vilttx co4ht for_ a was neat ittis4ik e . Ins yilu;ilj6 l) , or suppos e th,“. .he r . . .1. i he • toy orner min t a tru,tof.t ‘11?00 11)"4'.e'"i°' .‘ •c -h i "'''' it 'wit . tuns, ilifornt Elio ii,(it ;,.the titithatt.t , , v. 1 , ..... ~.otiiti lift; lik.tri pi we must ii.ioi tti 11 . 1 11) ; a litl tiler. l,ich De P,o diktist t/ot t`,;:_it 1..,,,1it,.., the . capic , :ty El t huge. 4ti atitad, his eoiidixt woilid IA: inguenoed, b y 't . lelicaft. cOnsiatritticilit; 4:1401 so'" G`litleine"' w.ere 1 ol „..,, Hire now io nuxions of iorein i ..upon own. ,' I ii . , .I.: ~ h) ' 1 Al 'l . , th'il IN i Or cartying OitAitil blisiness\ or . !1 . 1 ? 're.'" M " h 'lre , iy, ate! .V!1::il Rind iilils were they ealte t tl i 4 1'°" to iiipplit i..---14olic.tionia, lai',, ai - theiriind ) Wart could (.44'e',-;lve..—the imietions that were neees sary itt - pe.ie l or iii vat' -the ttiotliOtli ilhtt Were tlecesary to tri,,, ,vholo gm•erlitUttlit IA lille CollITY• Wlizv A , :sli th' 1, Curti` for their Fr tiipr exorcise- s Tiwr,spolisib ',.., v of kijoist,.. rs; And whatthe inea . n t. by wil, ti,es ~peiateil ?--See. II as, :iNordill:-: 1() , ' l ' - t t ired c.,ligit,i!ton tn ho,,i:nt iia.ur, have alw `'. B 1 nt Ow '''"ltitlitikv s to haiiian to'liOns-,-the ',utility-in! of evil tot the rewind if 'virtue, Sticit ,bel,_1):" t h e ,_l,l tiint`lieti, and 80011 flit: ni ,,, itl4,'Sliotl'A lie ut.: w. , wboSt! Oil! it wzis hifees..iary not to Curtail Pot":e" ivic4 ex .reise wo, itiipovelm Anil •ltar4h, b't t h ou, "'I the i ' , ell' '', l ,,n,lld 'IN" glateru"-'lloie wlllell assurnec t --"lnt'4tiilt of .favoinAllid had ail intuiediate teli..eney to mitigiee, arnelti rate, attd endear the prerogatiVe . ? . . 1 .,' . ' 1 ' 14 he be ittlViNeti til tlilo w ttie okbole responsl7 " 4 " 't Gov'to'netit Upon One who tva not at th e sane time ehmisted with this* I , 6,lle s :es whic h sot;titted down tr,.i.isnect ? Ent in what souatiotl. was th is it) bit dim e ? ' Did any one think that the Clown t , va , l , a . lr e'dY too pi , w- t at? H. , cii.l not think so, noi: (114, hit [light ll)ttourable Frend : they , Were C4Pec: Ulitat then lii a stnte 'of !rt..11 ditii tilts, whki he 'veer! with les I know : . ;111 • Friend. (Mt.- Lamb, that his Right Himont aiilii l':;t•Ild 311" red r3tl"l. to tiiitkrvitinv, wityli his 11,..ht Honourable ht ' ,ivn( L3'1 1 144 the; case, of pedce' aii t w/tr, and stated l i th' - ; 1 / 1 `, 114)1 ' 14 taapied to each. .. He get•ltieil tOthinl. illat ► ne had done ail that Kai Oect'Siaryi hnt till' 'W4S IV " 4 lii i' Ally ibe looking at the if ;estioll : 1 ' w ` ls tt "t hY Poises,iini tie. :int:lion:, which ''''"rr licesi " 1 Y to aatate otstileirge of the tiotio °(.. - , G ?" verntliti ih, t G, , . , . ~,,,,:. , veitinetat . 1, ." to 1-10 it Wail' 1., h cni.ii: ow vsr,ai iheid Jind ,i.,;eneral inth'taln fr"th Which. rewards anti !avow. flowed, that ail impression I, ~i ,i.‘„.,, „) the mind of 111' couniry 1;‘,1 .." ".‘" cottstaiih;Os ,:ii tali and real :lot horny, vitiloin whit.) its alEors , oul ow be righ6Y ci'll. ducts(!, A , • a glill Jt doi lull Srt.in to orzcur to :ds Ill4lit Ifoi.• intiql 11;in a ,:ine „t• w:.r, I ,, voiyill4 (IC- sillily 1 gte-l'..haw, std. alltl t. X poS:',l to t...17e4t l'"l'lre . 1 " ' g: -;I ' 'it' ilttiotaient„, in p r ,l , iih'•., 4. , !i5, materially rile thiheilities 4 the I,Kned,. - " ' tt4 "I. 69v"") pliw o n mew ; su ti,4l ih, ii w.,\, It.. ,; ~,,, ti,„i, .q , estion M'a 4 , sit (3')%t rt '" e ni ''''' 1)1. , C-:;.1 io a more leiti.ii:led 6-10iiiiioh ;•. a time svie!if o oa.! not °tit) "' cY °ll d w .t. 4 1 1 t io I t ~,,,,t 41:4.! clithouli ic4- bbt ll fordigo ath f c) „.' ne '''re l ute' aciiitt upoo war. In altirdin i .; to :how o.neinti,.• ii ' . '''' W '''' l l.he neither wished to magnify, or • , „ . 4,0141' , i 1 , ill, 'l/4V!'1,4 tiosirot.l3 el beittil ottti""`)°" "s , er feift ty aware iti,t the enuni ry h a ~1 ..oh it and awaits It)fliment to overro.ne • ilLitn ; all tie inteiid'l l° c"1:1". veY was, that flay litraished stro .g ra'''t';',lgt 11;st ilnPosillotly 111»tir.inns iipt.ni the power w "' - ' 1) ,-- ' 1 : it) b' -'t xotted Agoin4* tht,rn. Bat even in Ili?! i'mde,", wdY to ~ hico his Right iiiin. Priend had brotlgut: fortvari'l!le precedent Of. 178-8, tie was driven I I " " b " ( t , " precedent shifts ; hu , t+33' Oblige,' In aPP:); tke'lttiOns to its eXCeptlOtti, arid 'her .tequesting " tin' House tit par every respeet to its authori:y, pro ceetltti to idiew lit, own reli„i,i by bringing it t4)l' rd in sa altered lln ni , H e did .ti,t know wile "4l' hi: Rfiiht Him, leriatd was piepated to exPec.l fr" " him 'iii e.cts ipprovi , ( l W. the limitation 61:611 the Conner litnitationi. It might Ih-tasked' "71.'(i''''' it'', lie ohtici l' I ttlit, ",r W arthi tot s,, lol i g n polo., •(- gr4lit toilit;:ry or n(iv,ii ext-,1,-,11..; NVonid tie in Eh , : . ase 61 sIICI t a vie.tors. as that obtained by LOrd Wel lingtott, telus. the nierited tewlrd, Cllid at Oc."'"ne, litne that\Vesttitios Ats,bev w,,,,, l e f t ' opt±n hi 010 , 119iielOri wit illiolti i ile, lintrour a Pecra4c I.l\r°' bUt iile wnuld hate it centerred ii: a conslitoitonal w''.%;' le watlid giv, th,.. rewards 'as they ought to be , a '" *way,' were 04.11, and tint fir St reST I idt the pre rogative itt th-ITehpett, and after Wards go. b ac k to (10 a wr y thv ,14.”itrItliol)•Ui o.o' r ) qierit .iW e of its deb rinntsl tendency ; but hrenagative 'ceased t"'e prerogative when exercised in this way. What Was, tlit' iinfert:lice, betw(.eo prerozative abd the bare gsrant u f 4 'w ? 'Was' it toe, th:it, prerogative was a Irtatler of ,:ritem and fivotw \owl) " hits 1114"4 that livei a4cl i ini ;has iiikc s i" And as ' it could not bc l'llint'd hy i ight• (Theo. he aeknowleAlged by g 3.441. trilth. 'it' tiq:l ) 1 Ittl la th (VI reticd, a l FAS ' iip,iit 11(.11. {etc pfoVosvd, the Comnruilicalion.. of S u ch ho (plighogrq, where , I fit! gra , : e and filVOUrs lA'Et6'e " 8 Htion eonfeired i- I)id it nOt deprive the ac 't of a I its Voluntary uppearnio-fl.i, and place the Regent thatlni4relY in the sit notion Ot a 'f'ttktve coittinhticital to I it ' '. I t ., ~( 1 . .V ' uot was ke puttitet an nongindry case ? is ii.,- tettio suppose a virtnry; such as those of the r k e of NI itriborongh or , Pitt.re Eitene ; or let littleaeth sUP:"1‘01 gal thy othe, hind, that there can be pitiii,;:nlity is, apprehetiiling a s.'4,'l'll at"r,c(rn- Plit. (Ifs.,tty.t.t,t ilios-,' tniy,lll b.,:., - itillgitiacy ati,l' Ml probablo •,;tippoiiito,.s, btli who 'did . tioi kz , ow. that th.!.21.0 \vet waliy 6.11) tV4 hot ween 4 k'ill '? And V i ) ... i . lild a l l Y "nv be iqouraitt that the battle of Tata li.'t3' Wai itgeV,ljS,•.!uS,..d in that liie.ise;:is a Niel-my eatkl 7l ' 4 ' which ilit,te conQ .bd a -doubt whet ht.r n wos ieLl' I=l p..iiii:anotitry •distinetion or not ? '01." file tiw lo torn-1,86cm Ow of the fi eld to r s would lay open for trtseussion, iiwn, the per !ototatie k f i ~ duty so eottttnatitittl„ W,,1.1, Patlia.' li,lirenf w 9.1.114 111,el, ,Igii.nr after ttle itegeney had ex fmhtlite ( Nest ion . wtinild, hot: tau, ,w fitther tli r. t . had ex;lcised a grAtioos right, but whether he t:"tl.1(1 Pvrioinied an allotted ta sk - -AL-.!t her be had th -0 4;4 ect JPirt!..eif rigit . ti'y , in his tiepartinent its tlit,tri 4. 1,1 the ke.:t,i t. ,,i! ? WWII: it field would thus IIY i r e i ll ut tless ':hey we re. sattgnine enough IA) suppo4e t,,, e t !Mute ritg:.tgieanonts wonid be more int.ii..oCons "t 1 ale glonous battle of Talavera! .He 'wottld ra . _ . • tf.er, with a view to . the Constitution, cluipend th 4 power altogether than first suspend it and then d 4. `without that porrion of the suspension which was found to be an .incumbrance. Bt7lit it did not ap pear to.him that • such a pow,t , r. tea 4 only oceeSsar ii in those cases for winch prwision was made. - in the place of his Right -Ilea. Friend. It might also be; necessary to the completion of those arrangements without which the Government might be on,truet esl in its proceedings. Let them so ppase. a 1.1 , J... , et i i desirous of 'excluding a - 4,0r.1 Chancellor folio aiy share in theGovernmetWL' He did not mean in this supposition to allude to any particular ease, or ex ercie the.talem of prophecy ; but-on snelva sripp,- sition generally that would be the situation of the Retrot. ' A Lord . Keeper might cei tha inly be r , pointed, and in the eye of the Constitution, the Lard Koper and the Chancellor areor:e, but great in coovettiencoikitst tieeessartly arise front the circum stance of a perun fillyg.so high:: -situation contri t n ,_ uttng ill ato manner to'the progress 01 business, tot remaining as th•zt mare .upon- the -tabl , ..t. Ho would repeat again that he would is not. grant . the prerogative at all than grim it so te4trit...ten a : it oeter togs befOre, and - bes:o4' it in such a, foamier. as was in etii:itt to say we will give : y(4l.olls power, but we w ill ourselves 'he Viceroys over • yoti.—H agrerd with his Hon. Friend' [hal, .: the power. of , • 1 gy,lntteg li , eerages hattn;it been exercved tit excess; j bin where was the danvr t / hat might not Ue a; q if they tveze to supi:ose the ;.huse o prern- 4allvrs without regard 14) con Int•tional - principles, whhout regard to public,,clecney, or - dtead of pub he indignation ? Where w,ts the • evit that might. not be apprehended, if ..that witidt was at ail notes the nit elfectual Check upon Gavernment3 a .1 Constitut (Pis, Wily to be supposed as of no avdit ? Vor it was not merely the Constinwenal tialeguarLit was not merely the sant ity which the Lvov, hitti set Up against the abuses of authority,' that conti tuted the soa: protection, rriere was, b , •Jide those, a security of greater flocc,, which was that of the. check of public opinion. Ile was, perhaps, of all individuals in that liciusc, the least nit .rested in any change that -might take place, and therefore might he considered little. influent eel by those motiVo, vv!it b had a tendency to conteund their jiJdgmenti, With respect to the granting ct sineenre'placeF, their legitimate use apricared to him 10 be, that of biinging , wen who had not, property at tht , it om ti into jt he public serviee.' Did his Right lion. Friend think that this was a new doCtrine uol.nown to tlu• practice of the House ?.....--11 so, he would only NV that there were Instances on the . t.'eri'oJe,ch free., which, he spoke of the. application of rilat do t.i:: to prat-tied put poses. , One Right Hon. Gt n leman, ~. Ito certainly would. hav e been at, the head of iti , , 'own piotessioll 4tl he rellia:tled in it, tuts to have been compensolcd by a plac t,, it the int-otion lt,t; not' been frustraied by an'Addre.s, which if it was ever 'brought under their conteiderwien agran, lie. wolliti wllilllgly V ' . O 04:61150 Another 1 1 0:11t Kw.. Fikond o! his who had accep_e I Li ..I , ;..:ittion, nast nisei tety' u tt , p-rly agreed Ao•accept one of iltte ~ tnec, l'iist: inst , nce,--itt, cited to pr.. C theilegit,m 'ft u,,,, of sudi iiiac' s, and to sliew ttiai they h al a te , :(l,:licy • it , tilliici 1(00) 111,4 witch 90:11e i.vvie 50 fond of ~ s . clibiog to thenr. For his part, even if i hoJ Reg,. y -were to list ter toe shortest polsible time, he wattle not regret that rie lie,,eut should hi -e an typuti t s. oily lit tetVarditig a stirotq l and disinterested attach-- wont.. It had 'be,'Nt nr.;ed that this function' J.i.,:JIS not nt:, es•ory to tild 'Eivrtltite Gnverntn,,nt, and. tttete.tote 111 . 1111 be hell 'without ioj try. l'hat it , Alts oet necessary to the l!..s,.i.eutne Goverometit, teas al pr4ttsitiou that Cie (ltd. not n 1 'its to.dc , oy, but he WOU1:1•be sorry to see al;' oil!' establis!lnit'ufh broil l , ,ht to that test. Lie allto'ed that (4(nel-omen!, mijn go an trout it:ty ti) thy, avr.n though : thSt power shoitlabe withh:ld Iran it. doll 1,, did that,n g „,,. 'kith the next argument that was advauced ? It. i.vls said, the Rege - nt Might be. ad.. is,.d ag , tinst pet-, milting the resumption of authority by the K.n u Ivlltlll . he should be Ina satiation to resume it. What strange privileges the n -were th,•-e, w hich, withoot, ani lotkry to do gooti,„ bad ever) zv,ility.to do How was it possible to soppose, that the chances ot, a year, that of offices, or the abases of a year, that' of peerages, could pos s ibly f ort hy Or Regent against the I.:suruption of Po..ver by the King ? In history tin.,y had one case ,where ten Peers poured into the I—l use of Lords, and iO one day , decided the fate of a debate, but then there were only tkvo hundred Peer 4 in toe House ;, wheietts'noW there are three Inindred and sixty; nor could any one suppose ihlt air) Minister won;d presume to hazard such :in ex periment now. A 4 for giving offices, they must betore they could b4t vett,' and who was the itidividnal to whom,- it one of them was given, , he would he alr!e to crett it into a hatrier against me return 61 . the King ? To state the arotmut was ertuugh to spew *cs absurdity; but his Right 11 .a. Friend had pro•dosed a plan, in imitation -of one *brought fOrwald by a I:tiara:ler, tOr whose. memory he (Mr. C.) must al ass entertaiu toe hie,he4t re spett. 'There were ditlerent kinds of liMitation— otte-took into its view the eireemst4tre of the case to which it was to be ; the u:1.0. -r was a ser vile copy, a dry adheteuce, to toe letter, without any 'vatted to the pirticolar citcumstances.44a scat of ctuting ant; slAisiog 7rf the precedent to times and circumstances, to which it could .bear no relation. NVno, he Would odi, paid the r,reates , respect to ike authority so cited—he who allowed that it: wai a plan adapted to the sit trati.in of the times at which it was- brooght forward, cede who coutended, that , while other eircunt oahces , were ,in contemplatiou, that great man hit upory an expedient Which was only applieable to the present,? For his part; he .thought that it i.s suited to that time, bin no; io this. His Right Honourable Friend rind that no one would of proloosing permanent res tions while the temporary ones were in force but 'the ta6t,of those powers having lain so Imin dormant wouldfrengthea : the argurnems .ra toltrabolitien, and be at all nnies a mischievous, it loitlritent iti hands of those who Would be lot:Hurd to tgro it to latch a purtYostl, Another thil% in which he did not Actigree with his Rt.Hon.Vtjettd Was, the hu iton attributed to Ministurs in the g i rantiog ta' Peerages," nor could he nat , eve that it was ncs.iry to hi.: checked by the petsinial interfe:unce ot In Majesty. With respect to toe arAumeots t - nat vent Ll,,)n a pre.timption ot the abases oh tilts pow .r, cottid-s ,, y that he would neither 'give t hi s 11 a' Lop other to any one that he could suspeca of oboiiO4, thetn. He would not 'arm with a 4, pig , l,y ..theitatlividtial in . whom. ba Gould trot irfice eat.-pun. dene. He dial` not think that any man would von• titre. to abuse it. Thore were great difficulties which snmetime4 invited the man wits energy to meet them ; bit that evanescent kind - of Government velkl) w'ight - awake and 'find itself d;swissed in the ofornin i i, could never be supposed to b lospithed for such an undertaking. He wclo.have the-King•to ri•:,irrie hisfunaions on thernOtOin hi his teCOVerY. fie would have hint appear' like . 'the suit, and dis. , soli es :m it weiLby the very art of his appearance the clouds and vrepoups by witich his brightneas was obscured. Bic making this proOsietn, he did not think they could afford, any 'additional security, by crippling the hands tA,.. hose ro whom th:;:Goverii•L ment was ' to be intruo4for. the intermcditue time. Fits Plyht 'Hon,: Fric-nd did not thiok that they would trite time re proceed as far a: tk,9fitth ft:so lution that nigi-ir, arle tiln, tore he ta .....c less - in, MA ciination to th...cuss it. A few words, to , vever, `lll, , siiou:d offer before he sat down. That the custody of his 'Majesty's person slyittin be entrusted to- t.,0 Omee , r, na ; ore and eiery other coekideration mi t:Lured to iecooituend, but he did ni:t kuow ex,t'Soly '...itUl step shotnn be taken to lender it, ctrlicx,lu,tl:'-- Hr sA•11.; not f inite ....we eih , titer it woulit itol be bet ter togrant part of. his estabfishine.:t lot hi*, entire lice rattler (van theti9 l hole lly.ted u. a c...?riain p e rind.. IL- ;night possibly take a false view of the . (aubjeo, but he confess:ll himselt tin wi ling 16 nnti cip,te despair, or mention miy p.i,on t kt.ticti they himuld give way to desp thl,iley, The Bill mould state. the calannty that had oc.urrcd, :ihia the hula al a h.c . iii o wn proviSv ) ::s weitid exp4e; but he hot' u :1... wool.' nu, hod it %tared, Orin iron) that ,ti 41,1:1•1:t there wts . ' 110 lope tiatt it midi t;.eti an tiltfalt.tali. , O 1.0 - tlC:il'at', Mid A titt c to despatr.— Oe wi , uld ra ;ter, Ater ~11 ;ha. ;,a,i b... , ,:0 said upon hi., former decHat: al to 01, ~he ed.... - i„ th:ti. tae ?roceedi.qt had Ll.vn s!ki , .;,s:p,intd, th rt. re sorted 'u ill 4 I,:iol , er t,) t,ii;:.t!e . .n. '.k•,.!t- &:, isi whieh ,tivy w,n.d cc :1 , H.'i5,.;,1 to to , c.. Cott 'duet, should :Ntdlia •' 4.e, ,Ic.;:ors'..; in the eaten, trit," fur' he knew of non, that 4:(ei1,1 . b.; 'north melancholy thin wltc-n Paw stn.,•iit was obliged to take 1 despenJing vie.: of 2,l,Jc:sr y's situation. .Thant !it: iondge .4 , ,A , c,1 they. Could not give Vie' lie ,, •. im ih..y wen ,no , . ttansfe t 4.,., h‘re-erse, and . by . ituti Mg y) no -ii, tent c• V.' liti avoid crea,ing.a great i ialihteal , , ingot: ei., witch rhislit agrav nv- the tliiii col i tea of Cii.avet o ilte::, , tits st, Ll:Ad:rather sa ) , t.':at the Lords of . ha 8e.: 7 (.. hamber 31.)Utlid :7)0 iota ii.. d lo_his ilfl,ijisty tin atj, lire, than say,' that tb,.. ! Regent shi.old nut rein ~,'e them.; .bctc v. bile them ..as life there was hope, and, its would tint :vet! to ox a date tor tit:spun, ..iit,l appohit li monient, at which the ,Soverein , . should not live, but, tie en, shrilled ill 1110 Wirt:lions of his people. . He- thought i itai . t he limnatioll,,, with re,pcct to tune, arts flies,' w itn respect to the peerage, so fir irOily . bring ad . aittgens . were directly the contra: y, raid upon th !se gibunds he should. vote.agiihst rite preposition 0 1- h i s Right Hon. Hirst!, • ' - . , NI , . M. MoN - rmarc.. contended *that 'the argri. not s al, au.. ed - ny tine night 11,a. Gentleman 'Csir., Ciininth . ,,), are. ny the Hun. Gentleui in on I he other , id:. (:'! . 1r..1.,:iii0). wvre l,Nnally i -tipplic.thle to the k; i. t! i,i 178, wrotoi :tie testi ictions higr intito' y6;l - in Mr..l'dt's tune Were extended • to alulier psirii , .l.. Heind not:, see why they should riot ta%e .-Klyttatite,e of that au:holly in in c_i..3..! there the pet i:rd was moeh sharh , r, " Wirt' ; ,i,-,. : i:td said Rim ed upon thesopplisitioit that %viten („.-.,- tißs'inred;7a It ' k i,.ot, they ap . .t.niire I a caanplet ‘ I?, ~ c•-•,,; 'of 'ate t.."4.vit, They were bound tuthiok, .ti.i. the et,•i dei cc in the Pi:yin:tans, that the KICg Wi 3 lill i 091) return to tllttexvEci.c a his Itinetio:i , ,l.VqtC!: I.c illi!:Ilt 'ropily yet exercise for a long pec.od, to l'::4t toy were bound to preserve the prerogatives tit the Crown tor him, an: to secure an easy oeiurn to the pcissession of.all ois.preroptives. Lord.CtisTuittE ion dratrel, that on It qtletion of such vital importance to the country, he could not .at (O staling his 'firm and delitierale opinion, lormed on the most serious reelection. - MiniStN3 had Certainly decick 1 must wisely in followiog the pre c.. ,icni laid t 1 0 .4 u in' (788. .: In the pres , .;:lt instarice lie was iii- opinion that Pailiamient were ho and to pro,n)e. - ler the..deikieney in lit exercise of the Royal •fundions uptu the principle of that pre.ceclent,wittch pi nicipic had then founded On toe be'st,. practices in sinul,ur ca es in toe history of the couniay; lit siappot L ing that o r yinitui, i.e was prepared to contend that the arrangetueuts then - marred into• rested up in the .soinidest doctrines of the Cot:slaw ion. ' Indeed lie -.would go further, and say, that if that precedent did not exist, Parliament ‘s mild be insinicd in inaking one, fornitsd of siniair previsions, at a 'guide ,for . trnicountry in future ages. In dii , ,Almittl, : ; , rite. p lies. von,' he should apply hluself cideily to' the two Main grou : ids'.,tiptit' which tln-.s precedent proceeded, volth-fuSiWa:lo tile; IltIlit4110:1,, and the rtfgetsttetliti ~...hteil had beep ad tutted ott i he other si.ie, to show thatdipPoceededupea uopist princii;les. Firs!, 'hen, it had. ben coniendesl, that• it. NA e : Ilt - ' to ttiS upt.t.mb,er . the Roy-at lot titir.ny, which, in respect to lite ,Royal Person, the subiect of the, proposed ItOttlailktati, Wlis tl4just. ' Secondly, that the Ihnita. lions timlawiliptt: , ii •to . be imposed were founded upon 1111 unbecoming distrust of „Ahat Halal Per. son. '.l'o the last o'ojetinni he - must declare, !oat it '.uever . could enter into the colt emplation of any oiie. to osuppew ior a inenieht that hiA R o yal. HighnvS B, Yrtiti au -otije - a for distrust. Ott the -contrary all were .agiecd, that if ,the pnaiers of the monarchy could wilts Nateiy to the poolieinteiet, he confided to hislioyal Hi‘iitiess, thoy4eind be ex. eicised. with the utaiost torhearauce ott hisTatt, both as they regArded -hi* 'Sovereign and OW t7otrotry; hut he was disposed to think that it would h....:i . wore . , expedient. .to in.mte pro , isiott ifor the .ocent - relict , of abuses in other. quarters. it:might I app en that a Regent having called to his Councils Ministers w no were nut tinnichutts 4, to abuse, would be liabie tole-. . ecire from thcm,stieli tense as wouldiend lit hitt:ln g e upon the constnuatinal title, ues ot the country; flay. tog ,said thus much, he - must again declare,- that were lie.4t liberty to exercise - any personal (mush*. ations ij to his Royal Ilightless the Pliwe tit - Wal,:s, Ii:: should say provide MI Ttstsietittmo, h 11. wit:, fiE,l it principle:tit personal colifidericc , ill the ihalour 01 in egrity at:the Pt ince th.lt he must tics, not upon the tun conviciionet an t;tpaiou4tltity whim lie,. as a reptioentative of the people; was_hoond t f o discharge. 'that .etumettou riperiticd in tus mind in - fayour tit the res.ricth.tis (or . the ressoosatreidystale.d, a;:d no: fur :toy aislitist of the Royal Ponsou al.u.lid to. He . Its.,*nts tied that if fits Royal tiigitin„ss could niLost A „ iiilltell vl , Lil a ivetin,g 4 a. he WettA Itcl..itit,ll,',6o StAL4I mark of distrust was intended to he enure e,. It must he recoflected that the regal office Mild tAti ,eld but for a temporary purpose ; that on (lie r e . ;urn of his Majesty to'health, with brat retorn.the retnmption of his power would have etlect. this view the Nowt, 1, -rd could not s: . e how be could enter iota the tialcui44.on o 6ohe question ;uniesi lie were to ;flake up his mindrythe contrary piopusi •The House could not tl..crefore, clinbent to vest in the Regent greater power than now propoieo, ,, no;:ssit could he imagined, that at, no futon •t; periong would his Majesty be enabled to returns. his Royal Functions.' It they actrd up-,n any other principles, they must be aware that , rot•lie ParliamuJ:ts woolkt be-placed in a ler) , ne 1 ,:%%a!,1 di:emma. H.! ctiuld not etine-ive upon what pi - 11161.1e ihtp,e who Coilknded fni C , e ;11.tice of all lel , lll..tionS, could sopig.rt ' their opiniu;n,i, or ss Ink iht- , y D ow called upon the I Luse poi +nerdy to rescind n.lsat 11.,d seen the pranthe its 17,48, but wh u h, st,ould inalatain hind I:eun pwinc Ice of all with the ex , ention bl slur usue r yationn et . [ti I.3rj 111. l and the Protudorship of ttrr~ Doke Of So',,.is .1. If a I.otiira. y prilt:l lee W a's, now. itdoreci., ;h;' t u niater of the d pliced In.soch a c y. , He trembled tit the situ it ion of the itortt 111 I tivt coar.try, if the discui.,;on of a_l''!~+^ncy,vas to to be . grounde , l u;ion tine absence of limitations. How could i' lii nle t cOnie to the diSCLISSinn it the true spirit of th , - C.)n,tnotton was dern:ifl u d ? • Th,. nes:n*l4ms co‘lld no+ be disnehse,i with, tlliltB4 it 55as „twist w to six upon suture Ritionnents tin ' \N. , ii Ii 'respee;t Whilt , he lia , l 5,-, o,t wnh, item it h;11 tIcVLI h•Ort the itt.icitcr: . kay;iattlcni,i to provickg for snip yiag the detic c, , cy to Ili,. royal Ion:lions, wttloont impos ing, re,tr:ctions,. lie anon monk, to I!.t ca.; -s of mi. tie .241:11 G o Ltcl. an I even so I:11e as the. 5111 of t.:,c pies lit King. In built these instonces, so tar from gre.iter powers of the Clown being N , .:. - stW in the liegent, they were not so invest-, ed.: 'ln toose !we cases f .o ets „were not entire; theyinvt ,ted in 4t. Cutttll, anl also in ail (Lases analog,us to she Wit he had-re ferred to. In the seign of ti till VI. both wi , h re spect to the niut : trify of that Prince.. itttO the Inter perr.rd of his teign„wiren he watt rendered in i apable ,of administering the pnweis,or the monarchy IT the abience of hiS • mewal . Parliam-nt 'judged it expedietit to provid:: jistinct and spycitie tinuta. lions for the.rtee,oll, y. privilege of grant- ' lug Peetti,; , • S tv.,3 IRA th... 11 I'iitderi!ool to 4e ve•t,!!.l iii the Regent, .its ottgb :he lt-geof wasassistel by a Council., The only i•tstance In whic:ll.the grant ot a Peerage ( wt 4 awarded way to Sir John Cure wall, this Regent hihiog sent', a Nl , ,i'•age to Riritament eticqtity, they woold Cake ull rne inuitatton, so As to untrile hot to confer the lanno.nr tat th , .- Peerage on 'hat Fe!'son, which Parliament accordingly Conient. ed to, and . Att passed for that. putpoSe. Th o power of cold trring. Peertges• ke,,ts - one of the prerogAives Itl the.Ctown yhich could LiC exercised; and the lionatiorns' propes.ed, would be foun I to be the leastineorive&enf. He • ratite,. cre he the 'Minister of a Regent) have the p , •;viic.',o excluded by bill titian vest : l sAdy iii the. thoie ci,4,ltllst ItiyeS; the hi!!di 4,f Governinent so far troto hemg conneed wouli tie strAigthened by it; ,. w tie;i the p...liver ex'si ed aild ‘.t, not to by. used ; ne %rook' tie the toe tus of sowing 'di‘noion between the RC and his tiiste - r, •it r t 4( t' 1) Of grAning PaerAges; tnch he ought nemend, was not al lowed to I iili. Tne iiiitinittun by fi tl wth.l.l d o !away the...w I•leonvetti,ncies. Of all :cases Which i t wonid ty,t it, co4ntry iu provale ag,Omt, w a s t hat of ti .',isonion between the Reg lit anti his advisers. l'ne :Noble Lord then, u 1 refereoco to toe 6'61101)0a:we of.the NstriAions, (led net that • Ins mind was nett made np on that pit nt. It the! , hoe chalitea out reterre.d, to.a tenipo.ory ab-ence of the Mooisch's F l onet ions, and whickillnieCh big anxious sheuldtiesPeediiy resatn-A, 0k: irk Tightbe. - orgie A question as to the period of coot irinance. The Hotete, however, had the conelusive et idence of three former • Mlles.:es, and the restoration of the Mona eh, so as -not to doubt of the recosery on' the present occiston, therefore, the periodof the limitation plopused by his Hight Hon. Friend was the 'proper pei iod, in his opinion. With resp,ti to the grant of .Peari,,es, the ingunwins itt room or the pr0p,,,,i,i04 had,,i, en so a bl y s tat e d by his tifight Hon. Friend, ns well as those other blanches of titeTretogatives of the Crown; OW it was not 11::te.estiArt for him to, re-state. titcm. It inns, in point of fret, a question, whether it would be expedient to make such anarrangetnent oft he pai roi i,, ve'as`that when the Monarch was happily restored' hr shuld not fit; i his power Weakened. It was on These grounds tit it the Nuble: Lord professed biol. •seit rea y to built, restrictions, acting in so doing ;runt it co , :scientioni duly to the Public, sails . fled that vVert Was- laying,, down 0 prec,:dern, he should otq be pursuing a right eour.se of proceed log4;4l,6ool), wishing to be' understood as placing, the greatest tartitideoce in the Ifiustrim , m tsi Per trtt; subj , tet ot the discussion. Having said thus much, '• tie should pr ooe ,,,h o consider what he c'ont- e t ;o be the mitiJr part of the procr,edings; the dispo , ition and rtrratiAerqents.ol the houg..-thold, wa4 not within the principle o' the provisions he hal just been considering,: nor la any N.v.ty otreomi il)it tai, vertnnent. If the mode proposed in the resolutions, or indeed the (bore calm . , cd one suggested by the • I Goldoni in CCU. Craning) to he a.lopt. cif, would add to OW- comtortA of the Alonarch,'no wo,;(1 be happier to sruhsetibe to those corn. torts thawhimselt, nut he tools A -different view of the effect if the art4ng - ernents in, that respect, both in a ,I.ltost - ttittiottal rOttit and as they v.:001d resdect the ootnforL4 ni%..lbe (Monarch.' Wti:ttevtr atrdWte wiTe math.: tittlit be adeptine to eno, - )!e the citte,n • to ~t;10.5 care pf : the Royal Petsoti. - As tikose (areal Ottici:ts iii the Hotischoitl oeces:i.ny to the spleti4 , ,Air itt the Throne., and those over whlch . her' Mejcsty 15.55 e the ,conttotil, they wvie distinct:, hi_ a consumion.ll point of v;G';c tit e.. ! AI • • itt avo'.d being in opillOn thAt Ihe arrongeo,ents-,of t781f,-upoti A.luch the tqcsent were ftunded, kver o latAty-, b.;:athe any- provisont w bleb tenled to se ; a. Kits t two ii o.lll aVet' t h e GO , CrcitAte: n power in th respect transferted i,ther bands than roe itnoleOiot , e; GoY , rhale might bet oppoittion to tt, and, I,lWkt,t;i puhtteill illtitteneccif itt tt C ,, Aelltinei,L should be vaereistd itt cetiort WI the .Goverotnent, stilt t11...e wovanunn e , et:SiIIV and great . ind .enee with thlttAlaitOtt tat tips