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of Paliniment. It might be asked, if he
present at ths.time of their last assembly,
'id he not express his disapprobation of the
invent ? True he was present, and could
reconcile to his own mind the conduct which
panned; for lie did not perceive the ou-
r which they could adjourn to the present
was Wittyriluctauce he forbore to exiircs.
iprobiticin, becanse the motion scented not
the oppoeition of their Lordships; but Imo
' no ionger permit the breach of their
on without declaring his sentiments as
oependent Peer of Parliament, The Noble
proposed the prevent adjournment, had
hi- intention of conforming to the prece-
A7BB ; but, on the runner occasio•i, as well
pr.o'mmt, they hid fallen into cousiderahle
ith respect to iho.e precedent,. The let
lent was in his mind re complete departure
proceeiliop of 1781, and the iire.elit
mat numnce of the unruu•tautiunal nt-c-cres

hod already commenced. luilepeinlest of
precedent, hr insisted they were out • Parties-.
he Regal Power a Ye .11.pooder1, and diiring
time they could only be considered the Es-
the realm, and as ouch had no r but
h-y were compelled to exercise lion ne.
It was from neceasity alone they could be
; and when sasemble-t, .unlit only act
acme principte, for supuling the defect
personal exercise of the Executive Power.
•h the fart of that suspension was stated to
he report of the Privy Council. still it
iudleient for their proceeding ; and they
the y. ry Bret instance to have the fart Ins.
botore a Committee of their own body.
Is Earl, sfier expressing tits decided oppir.
the noconstitutional method which had
been commenced, and was fringht with
to the commonwealth in its consequei.ces,
led by rooming on amendment, that after
.‘ that," the followint; word, be inserted.
feet Committee of thus House tie iqeswinled
'tae His Slajesty'r Physiciailail, sod state so
ire a report of their uptown os to the state
Jajesty's health."
Lean Cuanctt.coe having rivets fix the
!of potting the question on the ameritueoi.
WO of Mole• said, he was not a little tiers
hat none of the NO`sle Linda oppori.e hod
it oroPer In reply to the olsierratioas of his
'ries& He considered it memoir...a open
perrnallyi to 'sirloin the 'woo* "Web
bis sentimeata and his tete maw.. a former
, and which would direct his conduct on
rut question. He Irtd beets inisapprroesigs
.we seiitiasents he delivered, fw he
tima.e I there war no damp- r to ket.p.iiit
led the Rogal An-loiri.y. He tinesoler-
ispeniiiin i•f that power as hi< asen great
the wt.lftre of 'lie country, and they
sod by their duly to stagiply 444004.....
;Found or his aCCI4I,I•SC. sue in the last *d-
id arose from • totally ritiresent consider,-
on that anxious regard awl tender fethug
their Lordships must have toward* Vie
:their Ssirereligii. whose hand had so long
sceptre of these kinadoins, and whose ite-
m hail produce:l an many bles•iiizs to the
But there was • duty whihit they owed
refire of the State and Jae (7ouistry ; a rd
!re now now compelled. if they ttc-rd at all,
those facts before them, end citisiitution-
iore them, which eould lay a Gaut...anon for
yr•ceetliag. It was necessiiy to enter upon
-2urnale. as was 11011 e in 17sS, the record
could authorise their futures pro:7verliner,—
vita one • xpressiomfvU 'min the N - Siert-
iris astonished him. He had inlimisted that
heavies on the one hood were to IDS appro.
from the Appointment of a new Authority.
he impute to Diable Lords an intention to
h any power but that of the Monarchy ?
le-amse the Regal Power was ousPendell
'hart Moira) wished to supply the defect.
of Noble Lords on that ,i•hr, it appeared
ie imentiois of the Noble Secretory and His
'a Minister% to create a mew. A (vinosity in the
tom! !—!Hear. hcar.)-...1t dad sue:rt as
were enclessmting to 'apply the defect of
ugly Power by the exercise of their 0011
—(hear, hirer.).-olt was a bounden duty
Mendota of huh Houses to see there was
te.isioit of the exercire of the rower ;
hat should arise, it was then their duty to
the defect as an act of neces-ity. Ile eoli-
th this evils of witsoost calamity. it was
Iy dangeioua to proceed by adjunrampeat.
the count4y he deprived of the raerriee of
Barr. Resider. though there might he •
. aterie might also be a recurrence. mod it
itie wi.c iu the P.atatts thus assewiltled to
yr of weans outtAiie to the sitootion of the
and without (said the Noble Ear)
ling to these measures of delay. it itoul.l
your Lordships to keep lie Kingly
undiininished.sssit would become tow a et to
fivinistions of the Moneteliy ; but to pre-
sew his such a *lsle that ahem the Moisarrli
rehall recover, be may and that they still
rest in himself and his family."
Earl of II saauweW at considerable length
Iris, that the inecwdests of 17ele had not beer
A from. but where the circumstances noose-
routed. For his owa part he conceived th.
principle was perused to the two periods of
and they were Bong at the present
cos precisely pursued in 170111, only they
teed greater intervals between their this
.mtv.-14 laugh fees the flpr;itive.)_
last repeat, the principle pursued a us n.. 1
it. and whatever variation arose was toe ef.
eircounteoces. It had been urzed, that
he Heave met in 17149. nn t"t 4th of 13e-
r (being a TM/yodel). they adjourned only
inday, a dhows of fear days, and now they
in egratotiopleart te adjourn for the 'pare of

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