The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-02-27 00:00:00

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iint litillerocalled lethal some
fears alr omit they the nit Ihiak
it meimires ti* jeltgligmot in the Rallie—
d am eishseda, sirllsisi.ohostvations. as I am
sure thatimindividetire*eing;Tenttion can he pet in
competiillia with th . If. therefore,
j tin he will not com to ant the papers down
to the period */ the ' Expedition, I
will now gnu notice tett think it necessary
to repeat in substance the motion I formerly made
upon tin...dome.
Mr. Ficarrev--!0 It is sow about three weeks
since these very papers were refused to the
House, and I cm lad ao instance whatever of any
Minister presuming Wide that which the Right
Hon. Gentler aa is now •eg to do, without
'reproof. We mast not all ns have those feel-
ings el compassion for him alone, which he expects
his influence amid mossoarily give, the more espe-
cially es some of his colleagues were not of opinion
that he did right is with-holding these very docu-
ments. These very papers have been already re-
issued upon public sominds, lest they should di,.
close any thing which it might sot be pradest to
Make public • but sow, regardless of the piddleinterest,
interest. when he Ands his character eimearnad, oat
come the I give him great credit for that
tardy Is hie own character ; but was Ids pri-
vate character to be compared with that of the
Pei Hon. Ilecrolary who preceded him ? (allud-
ing to tort (bey). Am I to itaderstend that
His Metiers seepodiad only his poesent Some-
tory, and net hi former me, who served him
as ably in the mum ? As far as the
Howe is coocorami =is it Iti so mit
to el public that OS aro Such instemasines is the
hand/ of the must Secretary of SW*, as to - with-
hal4 out Ida Ist such mono as have been 44-
=? AM be have the gooduseo to state to the
went has bees tams piste within these
three weeks, *smoke them papers more necessary
upon politic grosads them formerly ? If he does it
with a ewe to •,justify say one else bet himself, he
fells shut of his intention. Mr. Garlick, cannot be
justified by each a productive. fee who repre-
sented the public at a Foreign Court, as faith-
fully and ° honourably as ever man did. cannot
be justified from the aspersions thrown out
against him. Mr. Garlicke wishes to be tried
by the whole tenor of his conduct. This is
an attempt to make the House parties to the
private feelings of one public man. and paying no
regard to those of another equally injured by de
garbled extracts. This is sheering to the world.
that we are mere abject tools to say and unsay, re-
cord and • xpunge, whatever this Secretary of butte,
in the pie itude of his power,may deem necesseryto
dictate. Now lot the world •ce the danger of rais-
ing & man too high, and of phicsog him in a situa-
tion wheu the public were not aware of the deceit-
tioa he would use. Ha will rotor, their oblige-
boas by many brilliant speeches. but if he thinks
that wi.l justify, in their °mason, the conduct of
the Sort reign."—(hisre a laud ery di, Order ! OP-.
doe! Choir! CM& 1 aimed. ad Mr. Tierney sat.
fine/.
'The Sratusa then observed, that to express the'
?pails of the Sovereirentrared rather impeoper
in say debate in that
Mr. TISIIMIIT than ramiasid---" I did set wish
to-imismiaany allover alwasiorte resPos, 4' vour.•
tontbatag out di amide. Undoubtedly 1 say
's sisals is implicated, as he is to give
;4101W7pgairrieg rpm to. justify the character
ihisesir it Seeret,t.dboutpayg any attention. to
$ one."ADM prepaid that the entry of the former
miles epos this oshiset.should be read from the
Jsurash, as he was anxious to phew the irregula-
rity of progoniag to produce that which had al-
dimly bees refeuid.
The Clerk accordingly read the Order al-
luded to.
The Casecettia of the Excneoriza--.“ I re-
that the Right HOG. Gentleman should have
hiss interrupsW, as we have thereby been de-
rived of the arguments he iatended to give to the
Heim upon this sokret. I am still, however, in
the perfect reciladim of the expressions he mod ;
not that I am inclined to imagine"—
Here Mr. Tumour called the Right Hon. Gen-
tleman to order; as it was irregular to go into ar-
gument upon a point of order ; the more especially
when the words he alluded to stem not takes down.

The CHANCELLOR of the EICIBRQUiIt then pro-
ceeded" I was wily about to road to the revol-
ts-dice of the House, tho hue of argument which
the Right Hon. Gendessin was panning. There
had been a d'isos•t•on to ississala that my Right
Hos. Friend Ld Endo a garbled sapsassaastion,
for the purpose of producing ao haproper effect ;
and now thin the papen are likely to be produced.
there is perhaps a degree of disappointment that
theit dispossnon would be counteracted. I deny,
ihsolutely, that the paper Dow .aught for was ever
refus-d upon the ground that it wontd have a
dangerous tendency. It was upon the
ground that the motion male Iriltel!ras not the
proper mile of producing it ; as it was made for
the purpose of contradicting what was stated by a
Noble Lord in another House. Now the charge
,
*llse tqainst say Right Hon. Friend was, that to
what he had produced and read, he had stopped at
particular passages, so as to leave the subject ia-
conipiete. It was folly, therefore. to say, that the
production of other documents was necessary for
tee purpose iateuded. The question Is, whether
my Right Hon. Friend was justified in the view he
took of these letters of Lord Howick and Mr. Gar-

whieb have ber:s so much animadverted
anon ? Upon that point alone he was anxious to
set himself right iu the opinion of the world, and
with that view I cannot see any ground for the
Howse refusing that justification."
Mr. PONDOXOT, in esplaaatios. observed„ that
be had sad it would be a harsh thing to prevent
any maa frout standing well with the public, by
obsatia-prodscties of any particular paper. but that
the productioo of *e paper now called for would
ant infect his purpose. The papers of the raanths
of November and December. 180 a. would go a
very little way to show what was isometry to jus-
tify the surmise, that Denmark was hoisilsr so as
iu the year 1807.
Mr. WIXOM/04 said, that it was aboard to re-
fuse papers, when seed for the public service, Tipton
groat:ids of disager, awl afterwards to gala theta

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