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tlemen that they Were sow lettistring for a
• racy called upon to exercise duties of int-
,igtlo • wer
'Dent peril. That whilst the rebellious
jog to war, it was hard that they should be I' tr.-
•ed to the pare ies of law.
Mr. WHITBRE 4D Sir JOHN NILWPORC.
„d Lon, MILTON, strongly defended t!.e neces-
'ty of the proposed amendment ; they ,onterteltid
t the present clause was a .omplete sobver-
• not that inestimable privil lee, the trial by Jury.
.4 John Newport particulatty proved. from Inc
• ory of recent events in Ireland, that mast re-
peeable charseters were impir-te their tor. lanes
wined. and, in one particular instancP, as irdivi-
nal of great respectability had afltually in suffer-
I from the unjust conduit of the Magistracy,
,tn the confinement of his person. and the
'n of his fortune, that he became so de-
riled in mind, as aftually to have made an
:tempt to cut his own throat. (4 laud laugh
re ssoTtosurre Bench.) Gentlemen might laugh,
ut individual, against whose loyalty there ex-
ed no justtliatale charge, and who was once a most
spe.Ftable muthant. ft om such causes, is now in a
.t4te ol a;itoal StAtVatio.l. 'rherefore. let those
Gentlemen, who felt so strong a regard for the Ma-
• isnaey of Ireland, recollea, that there were a pe
.le els° to be pwretted.
Mr. ?LONER argued at length on the legal
nterpretation of the Clause ; and was ably answered
Mfr. WINDHAM, who fully and explicitly
roved, that the analogies of :he Learned Gentle.
wan had rou been eiaher manifested, or if they
were mar:des:eel, bore no application to the clues-

tinn at ow:
question br.inglly called for, the House
div4l J, area there appeared

Fos L.GAinett.:me,ll . 25
Ataiust tt . .
at, r the enema clause —47
The other arouse• Aer.! then read and Agreed to,
eaceat the last. when s't- Arrh.rr Wellesley pro.
vied, that the Aft should extend to the space of
t. o or them years.
ArJOHN NEWPORT decidedly opposed the
Of putting the country out of the pale of the
ta,atittuial for such a length of time, and con.
I.—Jed the /La, if necessary at all. should only be
1./re toga she end nt the nt at Sessions.
Coined VERIAER strenuously suppurted the
cLuse.
l'he CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
observed, that if Ireland remained in a state of
tr ..gtollity. the Aft would have no operation, anJ
ther. :ore caul! berm grievance
Mr GRATTAN rose, with regret. but even
Lite as it ryas, it was impossible for him to give a
s•lent vie up .n the present occasion. Me objed
this Clause was a continuation of the Aft for

sr three years, to this be declared his most de-
c•.: d risapprobation. He was told by the
I:,ght Honourable Gentleman opposite, that this
it not bought into operation, could be
gsievaace. But he w ruial 41. if you give the
(ro•wn the power of putting at man into piton with-
cat a charge s if to deprive every man of security
ir his own house ; it **Malian be done away, that
see: y asan's bones is his castle, w.-s he not grieved ?
Does not slaver) to such caw become a state of all,
*race,. and was tb.s no grievance t Can you
tate away the liberties of the people of Irelanclove-
eat any evidence, while you regard the principles
of justice? Recoiled that they are comprehended
v;rnin the sphere ot your duties, and to be just to
v .ut cwa charaders ysu must be just to them."—
rie advised Ministers to be cautious in pushing a
bill, at present nnpopular, to an extreme. He recom-
mender unanimhy in every part of the empire, and
conclided a merciful and impressive speech, which,
Iran: 11. e peculiar latene2s of the hour, we sincerely
regret our inability to communicate to the plln);C.
Alt.., a few word* fr.utt Mr. deresford, General Loft's,
Lerd Hayrick, aid the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the
House Again divided, when then appeared,
For the original claim 65
*pant it 29

Witt ity

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The Repent was then ordered to be brought up tt is day (Sa-
tnrday.)
The other Orders of the Dry sen then disposed of, and
at FOUR &CLOCK, this moron.(, (Samday). the Maud,
adjourned to this day.

tee far Ventiga Intelligence, and the tral of Captain Ln-
leen, et lbw Mask, see the lASI page.