The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-03-15 00:00:00

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ream doge held under the COMM, to IRIOI alone the duty
was certruly intended to apply; it was thaefere ifatendul to
restrato it ni the present Bail in dint aii.lcordiugly.:' X& Hiss'
pointy duty likewise hid, coder the wnsitle•oll 'Mika, trees
constantly levied of ell 'apneas"( the startle stoney issuu
lag out of the Treasury ; wbidh was, gyiefeTt, Alte,pliblac.
paying a bas to the public ; this /is likestisit niteeded to be
rectified. The taw itself was wedded to be collected by the
Coieveissiontra, by which a cuegitiolthle lepers would be
saved. It was likewise iiitentitd teat the teashouldietlals.
ply to any twir .dice which itiOtIIII lie beetaher creel.* '
The committer Omit went through Hie Rill, the teret of
wbkh wag ordered to bri received biome-roc
Earl Terert.c ehentved, that a Right Hd*l Friend of
Ire bad, on a farmer sight, inquired wheilwr the Letters
ef 'Mi. Fore, from Madrid, to Sur .tultu Moore, were laid on
the Table ! to which he bad been miaowed, ' !to " He
wished now to ask the Raja Hon. Secretary for the foreign
Department, whether those letters were comp:tied in any
dieggatchos fleas our Ftwei,lo 3lisisters ?
Mr. Casetsc" No,Sir."
The Howe, in a reinsinittee, went through the Cape of
Good !lope Trade Bill, the Repot t of which was oidereil to
be received to-11/1111TOW.
Lord FuLsorios c moved, "That the Order of the Day
fur calling user the House be now read."
Pie. PRILCOVAL expreogi.d * lope that the House would
this night be silk to cum toot outgun the amendment, there-
by deciding, • hetber they/lipoid proceed by any of address,
rre eke h, that of resnletsen; he therefore wished to postpone
the. sliepotai of the call till the end of tee diate, to order
to finable the it to decide whether they should break uhf for
the impose tor proemaing souse rest, which was•au much
weetad to all, 011:au:aril to those who after bring kept up
on 0"Y aiFltto to 'i late hour, were obi gad to gu through the
*Ogees of martial duty tu the morning. 11 it should be
nomad Huy c,totil ant. corn, to a deen.inii on that question,
tins nicht, he should then dunk it ailviseattle to privies
an ailduitriuseiit over to the mitt day. Eves coeinikratiore
fps the fatigues their Speaker had at. incissantly undergone,
should influence them is adopting suites • measure, although-
his seal and public spirit had prevented him trout coal-
plairnnr,
Lord To twrps( e declared he had so objection what-
ever for himself indienicclly ; he only wished to observe,
that thessispensiou proposed should out be takes to imply
Slat the enforting the Coll wit chop*, het merely suspended,
entil they could determine whether the debate alieuid be re-
-6.118040.1th the interval of a daX, Si' net.
Earl Tweri.e, with every considei anon for the conveni-
ence eif the Mouse, and more pittieularly that of the
.41seelser, protest.dapitast the putting off the consideration
the min:at on any account whatever; whel the country
was looking op to them for their decision, sod the character
of his Royal Hittites himself a" at MAIM, II was no time foe
the aeration ile y, but ender the most ingrate...mons maces.
Mr. H 5115 Th, pneVi,i4ll to this Houle re/mitten; the de-
bate which bad been adjourned, called their at tentiou la
whet he sontolerisi a rinestion of privilege. He held is hill
;loud s 3fursing Paper of the. day, 71.9 Mao-nine Chronicle,
in which in their repiert of the. debate"' lost sight, be was
staled to base spoken in favour of the motion of the elks*. -
tritest of the I..o.i.equrr. The limos bad certainly express-
ed notch hol:hem!, while dehrentog his erotimeots, hut
throve- who hod hard him, knew he lii-1 dom. nu such lilting.
flowerer, as that orcnin•tsore might hire oceasomed the
legislate, he should sot press it further, cuotenting himself
with Oise rectifyinix it.
The Order of the Day for rearming the ewer ins of
this rehires:. of Ile.serel (dare' ing was postponed glitallay
seat.
DUKE OF YORK.. ' ,
The Order of the J/ay semi read for resuming
the adjourn. di. debate upon the.Chargcs: itgainit
hos Ho} al Highness, lOW the Speaker again sta-
ted the 11(1(.01411 before the Mosso, on the tirigi-
-Dal motion lon uu Achire,s, awl-dm titer A•tiend-
h3,.4ltS its :mlisequinitly propobril.
Mr. C. W I 1./.1.t1111 Will WS then roar; he said,
that. late at it was last night, when the lion. and
leestneil (;entletuan who Cooed the debate lied
teethed, it wart his with to offer a few cbS..ivations
on what hail fallen,but he had given way to the
inspateenee of 'vie it unie. It had Lien observed by
the Learned (irittleniun, that the House was iu
that situation, that it was difficult for them to un-
derstand whether they thasild say aye or no, atnidst
the various itpistions for their decision; it. was,
hunter r, somewhat odd, that what he seemed to
know so four minutes, the House should nut be
able to compreheud in four doya b for hteltret, be
saw no other rode they cou.rtsidsto bps that by
iiddreas. lf the motion to retails tlte•worils' ol -the
original Addresomerecarried in tree Wilmslow, they
must then take it entire, or trivet it alto,ether; and
than, its the latter case, it would be competent
u measure fr; /et
Soy ato ulter such colter ns he shtiu .
thinktit. kli sides, the olnection would .10.41 y
spply to the in.ition of the Hight lion. Cendeman,
lotto might burr endeavoured to negative the mgt.
sal Motion, or have moved the previous question ou
,t, and then bare acted his own propositiou is
tiro or it. The Lewitt(' Grut. hail also suaterl, that
that might to come to the preliminary. resolution
before. they hoully derided oa the 1118111 qiitstion.
He conceived it extraordinary the Learned Gentle-.
with allntslil !mirk, heir bound to one course only,
When they were certainly at liberty to take any
they should think tit. Indeed he had au intention,
unless their vote shoulil render, it unnecessary, to
move* resolution, •' that it iii strictly consonant with
the pritileges of that House, after discussing the
conduct of any of His !‘iajesty's Miiiisters, to act
But theinselves oo that discussion, without referring
also tool ion to any other body whatsoever," And for
thus there were mane precedents, particularly the
oase of the Duke of Cantlerdule, for whose removal
they had addres•of the Throne. V'tth reeptet to the
siecestoy of pri•viotti wiii,irtioit, in order to rt -
moral, he could see no distincliou luawom it
serennt of the public and that of sums iiiilivi-
'luta ; would ally one say, in the latter cent',
you roust try and einiviet before you could !owe is
right to discharge? I..ren in proceeffirogs in courts
of justice, mid with evidence upon oath, although
there might nut be sufficient to convict', yet
there might be such suspicions eiveirmstauces as
to reader the accused unlit to be retained is a for-
mer sit 'tattoo. In proceednigs by impeachment,
soon- deviation bail taken place from former pro-
ceedings. 'Elie old law nn this subject wan, that
the person IVIII licensed gonerally of having misile-
intoned bonsaf in his office. and the se.veral ar-
tele* et/Mimed on licit rwriision were constderril as
In mow; overt seta, whicht went to support the go. -
**ref charge. Bit this practice had been changed
of late years, particularly to the ease of %Ir. Dus-
tings, wherein the Ifighl'ottrtrit Perhament bed de-
oiled upon each individual charge, iiistend of draw-
ing a general conclusion. To apply this, the cane
of S. Curter may lie thoitglit wrong iii itself, and
yet not off itri .r I sntliciently emu* whtcou
to found, • verdict of ;;silty. .If. ti.eit, th.or w...rr
fifty such, each of them wool.' fail iodiridll4n).:47,-
ihrrugh Oakiht• whole, as taken togothclic •bo.ltivja
Bighnmo 'vnigirt fee dwniktit kti ""half Aitisder
messed' Itirusett- - Ther* sat n *liiiit ite all lii
,r.., • sl .
hip judzinewc. wan Isy far triv litotriest . Isti/
other, soul yet it with one *Hill .crul)". 9811
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