The National Register.
London, England, 1820-06-26 00:00:00

THE-QUEEN.

Mr. 'WILBERFORCE gave notice of a motion to-mor-
row respecting the differences and the negociations
which had taken •place between their Majesties..
Mr. BROUGHAM obser.ed, that he believed notices
would take precedence of orders to•moirow. In that
tale the Hon. Member's motion would come on before the
order of the day for resuming the adjourned tlebate ors
his Moje•ty's Message. As that would he the case, he
should like to know what course of proceeding was in-
tended to be adopted. Did the Noble Lout intend to
give any account of the Negoesation, and the ;pounds on
which it had failed; if so, the Queen's advisers being
there, would a!sa be prepared to deleod themselves. He
took it for granted that the House would pi oceed to ex-
pleas some opinion un the Negotiation that lied unlurtu-
nately tailed. In that case st would be essential that
both patties should be first severally heard. (Hear.) If that
course were not td be pursued, wool(' they nut he pre
maturely entering on the ulterior question. (Hear, hear.)
Lori: CAS'ILEKLAGII could out jolt in the principle
that the neat step would necessiirily be to take VIC opinion
of the Howe on th. uegacistuan. Iu the case of the pro.
teedin;:s at Vienna, the results were laid before the House,
but an iipitdisii 4/11 thew was nev..r iiski.d. It was not essen-
liil,iti view vi the case, taat the pat ties engaged in the
negotiation should begin subsequent proc&ediuga by a ja.di.
iecatiou of themselves. Ile deemed it pei feed; simmers day
—to adopt a different comae: is mild be to meet questions of
an awes se charartcr.

Mr. BROUGHAM added, that he was not fur arguing
ni he adverse chiir4Cirt, and such as might impede
the general (1...,..u55i0n of the main quertiun. As the Govern-
ment felt that no defence s% MS necestury, he might remark,
that neither the adviserrof the Queen, nor the Queen, stood
M any tired of defence. They all felt prepared to leave
their case, and the consideration of the documents, to the
consideration and candour of the liouse aad the Couatry.—
(Loud cheer.)
Rust. Mua BY.—Lord NUGENT tOpeated Ids enquiry
respecting the origin and extent of ailliNances to the mili-
tary when called out to aid the Civil poster Cr suppress
disturbances ?

Lord PA LM ERSTON replied, that h• believed the allow-
ance orirstuate4 at the period alit,, Sir Francis Bureett was
scut to the 'IL. ler. The intl,tary had hard duty, and being
detained in the streets day and night, ant kept front the
regular orris and their hurnee, an ;Ohm since of bread and
cheese ow. wade. The allowance etas in kind not in money;
and the expettee was defrayed by the Commissary Depart-
ment.— As to the recent aLoe, the co:apt:tint was, but it
was not well founded, an clic e,s of dui).
Lord said, he would nut Inuve now, but at a
INtture p: non he would call fur au account of the expeuce
of r.uch allowance.

aue report of the Budget baying bren pteeented and
3green to,and the other Orders of the Dry tlibp.,sed of, the
douse .ttljourncd.
WEDNESDAY, .TON! 21. _ _

Mr. CAT,C,ItIFT presented the Report of the Drury
;one Tti- -;,. Arts Amendment Bill,which was agreed to.
Mr. : uioved for leave to bring in a Bill W
neglect Sec.—Motion agreed to.
FURTHER POSTPONP.NIENT OE THE DERA'rE.
Mr. WlLlifillEtlßCE,liaving been called ea by Ow
ipeak et, rose. !Living expressed his regret that lie
should hove cletuinco the House, lie said it trail proceeded
from circuit's, anceN, over which he had no col:atoll,
Since he Fore the notice last night, citemn,taitees had
occulted which would occasion him to vary- his n.otion,
and tor this purpose ha desired time. As this possibly
Might be the onty opportunity that would %wear of avert.
Mg that must action., calm/dry which Hite:stencil the coun-
try, lie hoped his Noble !I.tird t:ostioreigh) Mould
not objet t to postpone the.:. • for another day.—
(illuintitt's and (licit of N.., ),: ' ) The subject WWI of
that Importance, it was e::leci • • o •;:iy to affect
the umiak and trainpiiility • ;• <.,r..1: ), that with
the conviction of its iiiiport.iTei• mind. he altenhi
pink that he (night to be belt. .iiitempt it he. did not
:.rt flouts the unmixed ft. t.- the input tailor et !he
:tihket.—(Clivets.) Out that lie begged that lie
might have the intlitigerce of ;it ..er day.
Lord CA -11 I .111:A611 14111 C! I Ihxt any circumstance
•litnild has e hoitteed the lion. Menthol to call for any tin-
nier delay. Tile niotivl.l. 1414'0 the,
..‘lttnlio: tit trquite a Int titer postponement were not he-
tors! the House, but lie would take it for grrinied tI,JI
they were very Good reasons, and suelt or %%attained
the souse %%Weil the ITon. Alenitter deaticd to
A. that tout ion !wet ssatily took, and was tenor t,.
take precedence of the Order el' lite Uay for -.5!•... •
ddintirm it tit.bOr cm hitt, nt,•:,stt.:!.,
rtvirst 11151 had bertt nrtdr, withoto. • ~•
sistittld feel it due to the Hun. Al eitthi r ! ' ,'!•• •!! "
it quit,..t that had helm !mule. I
Member credit for the gravity of tin g, • •• ~ •
1:c requited the desiten tiositiottement : t•., ,
nudes tut It t itentbstai.ers, lie *humid tionis Ph., It. ,I!•
patted trom what (mein to be expected how him, it he
were to pins the house now to decide 11p(111 It question
of incptii)--ii di Liston tow:Aids evtlieli it nj% ue,trable
they should tint Ito pressed, until it was scr,,t eetiry
pi's:able expedient that might lead to ailittatt.teut had