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jerk in quest' . Neither he nor Monti. and L.-sine.l
Friend had as }et been guilty of • single h.earti
or that
ters and dillies in relation to ti a- sol jev. demand.
ed. He highly approved of the 'inkiest,,,,, of HO!
1100 P. haronet OS to preventing Or coounnntes 1 I
of frets, by totinuirg the kilowleg!ge in to ihe
*grids. He woo of opin:o4 that ;here was he iirenea
sity for any person bring segues,' e I with the pa.._
inn etre 1111 l isintrzes of the nevocianion yend tle
Sei wants on one yule, no l ilia
Chew, Flow. mid Learned C.ll,:igise 5.41 him.
-self on the oilier. ITnt he had as yet seen
closure of facts at all ; and if ony disagrerahle
effects had taken place with regard to publishing at
all, it must he attributed to thr ell-ClllThotossoCr• to
which t;ie Quern had been snbjectrit, that iostrsd
if having it residence suited to her necessities slid
dignity provided fur her, she had hero under the
necessity of living in • private house with undue
attendance, and had thus been brought into tie
danger 01 hoeing her affairs ;turd into and spoke,'
of m • nistiner quite unbecoming her rank and
racier.

Lind CAIRLFIMAGN said, that the (louse woul.l
feel the neceseity which hound him not In say any
thing that it 911116 posisible for him there to avoid.
lie rtitslJ not give a stronger pledge of Ins siiieer,ly
in a idling to abstain from remarks, than in re-
pressing his feelings on the observations just titters
rd. Ile could not help declarttic. that the rapt •.
nation of the lln, . and Learned Member was ilia
called for. and that it was wholly improper.
Mr. lienvGllAM disowned any intention of n'.
fence in the remarks which he hid made to :Ivy
person. Ile had not meant that her Maijr-ty`o
alum subjected her immediately to incouvireilri:te
such as Ite had stated. The tact was ulkerni-0-.
tier Majesty hid received offers of the larzest kind ;
pecuniary otters had heen Made to amy asouu..t
winch she would be pleased to accept. lie .u!?;
meant that the accidental circumstances in a
she had been placed had not admitted of that tir•
cuin-pection and privacy which would tinder Giti:r
circumstances hate prevailed in the domestic sits
ranzeinents of her household.

'Floe Order of the Day vsas then read. and the
discussion rot off till Friday.
GIUMPOUND ELECTION BILL.
Lord JOHN RUSSELL acceded to Use weighty
reasoi:s of state offered by the Noble Loral (Castle-
reagh), and postponed the further consideration vf
this Bill till Friday. the 23d instant.
Lord CASTLEEEAGH postponed the consideration
of the Alien Bill till Thursday se•nisight.
His Lordship put off the consideration of the Li-
merick Election Petition to Monday. the 19. h.
Mr. BBEIPIAL wished to know of the Noble Lard
(Castlereagh) if it was his intention to put off 01
public business till the adjustment of the business
which had been alluded to.

Lord CASTLEREAGH replied, but the noise sees
too greet to allow his reply to he heard.
Lord J. ItussuLL postponed his motion respect-
ing the cession of Paw, to Thursday the 29,h

it Message from the Lord• announced the:r nt.
Petit to several Bills.

On the motion of the CUANCEI.I.OR of the E:-
CHEQUtia, ■ Committee of Supply was ordered tcr
Wednesday next.
T:ie Report of the Committee on W.iys an I
Means wus brought up, and the resolutions agreed
to.

A Report of the Committee of Supply was a'sn
loon& up, recommending that the House shoutgi
walla the Navy Estimates.—The resolutions were
agreed to.

The CHANCELLOR or the EXCHEQUER moved,
that the other Orders of the Day rhoultl be theo
reed.
EXCHEQUER BILLS BILL COMMITTEE.

Alter same ob,ervistiotis from
Mr. CALCRAFT, •nd the CRAM:SA.I.OH of mt..
EXcHEQUkIt, the !louse resolved itself into t
Committee, through which the Bill parseil—Pio
Flute resumed, the Report was brought up, seal
tit? Bill ordered to be recommitted.

The Report on the Mutiny Bill o,us
ordered to be engrosaetl, and read a third time to.
1110frow.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' BILL

On the minion of Lnrd. ALTMORP, toe lusolieht
Debtors' Rill was recommitted.—Several sinew!.
mom?, were agreed to.
Air. Baum. proposed that the clause excepting.
Crown debtors front the benefit of tat. Act .hotot
be rejected, and one subs:Hued to tirhvide thst
such debtors should be entitled to claim the benefit
01 the Act, where their debts to the Crown did hut
excru•d 200/.

The ATTORNET-GENERAL reminded the /Inn.
Member that smugglers were repeatedly brought
into the Exchequer for penalties of the titeCliptiU,ll
that he alluded to. Now those penalties %ere rt.
peateilly operative, Ilnd pinl by the parties, %heti
they could nut otherwise evade them; and in ail
instances where the Ina►ties, after a certain term
of confluesuent, were obviously is.couspetent to pa?,
they were always relieved by the Crown.
Mr. BaIGMT said, his ot.je:•t 0619 nut to render
sn much of the mercy of tie progtctror it, peed
upon sufferance. With respect to won had fatten
from the flou. and LearneA Georleasatt, ail he
Omni(' say we-, that such petioles ss were alluded
to might, by the lotroductiou of a clause to such an
effect, bring those liable to the penalties', and aim'
obviously could not pay them, before the Court
of Kitig's Bench, to receive some affixed duration
of punishment in the room of insiefirite imprison-
meot.

Lord ALTuoim mid, that he meant to proprie
Ito rettuelion set ca.e of such penalties as wets
a!lutled to; Hut he thought relief ought to he
afforded in eases of what were called extents in ant.
The ATTORNILY-GRPI CAA I. and Mr. BILIGIIT eft.
planned. The latter said he would not at present
pies* Isis amended claure, which was accordingly
withdrawn.
Mr. CHETWYND proposed a clause, whieb was

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