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and be asked any NOVlethdd febit his head sett hie heart,
and any whether he illtuniti insl now feel ouch less eutherears.
semi If •winsibir own, had been C.lhrwril in the present is.
.stanew. He kw* lbe illersteisms pormanit. *hew !foiled was
in question only hy sight—lse had bowed to her petits's once
or icier—bat lite motive which g arersivel his eesusloort was,
flint he bolted on her as an athletes) region—as vise ',Attar
cosilnet was alleged to Isle retch as to Prue fire looter-
fel erste of l'artraistent, mad prereceeelinga of an ratraureliiiaey
nation; and if 'hum 'ehabfriaiiirot 11541 ifile part of Hulse pro_
eeveliegs was unjust hod griermos, he (Lord Hi/Iliad)
t boogies that a t mot ground for rticet tog it. They bid tees
told by liin?stee• that inquiry into thelcammetinns at Van.
chestee by Parliainceet *mold hr s complete prejnehtnsent of
• coins afterward/ before a Come of 'Liar ; hot
yew they 0,, told from the same lose let'. that precious ie.-
gait, ills., Ihr r..114,,,11 of the tine,,, 111. is the greatest mercy.
--cile•or Noble God fling cited tit. iMptotelnersit
of Lira 11.!11.'t..11 a peers dent for that mode 01 protecting.
.4 'S.Tra I 1• flitter to establish geteesul fact., was very
different At to a %seri et Committee to Witmer into personal
chararter. There was • great alone in site Grand Juries of
Ireland making their presentments without, having -parole
evidence; and their Lordship' would recollect, lu remedy
that abort they bad p,siteel lit Act of Prrirament ; bus here
it mast be of necessity th it :be depositions Shall be of on-
knua n persona, and it era* preetttly tb It WWI of
dente which was insproper tweeter to'n Sccret Committee,
tiresome they were not capable of sifting and orrittinizing
it in the way it was proper to sift and arretinize it.
tin all these grounds he 'Weill vote Sir the motion of
his Noble r. it.nti. lie crolionetl their Lopetkhipts against
t.tkonz a (.1.1• step; he cosoltl not Item th:tt it ..hooter !le said
nett of 11,11"/ tint titer.. 1144 be. to a .;soil displayed in
onothcr place winch was le4111114( in their Lordships ; he
1.1.11141 not bear ill:it it should be said, " Ayr, ceptillwd
since. yoe: ga to your park-Hews. —.pier drudge...your .lave,
11l e,ccejoy.ts Illiroodt;" and it would he raid, loss, wills
some •Irgree of reason, not us. much for the rebetenee of
what they did, as fur are form at.. method of it. The
Noble bird cotschttled by apol.ttri4ittz to INC Horse for the
length 10 which loos Moan rations had catersidled Mil the
great interest he felt nu the rldession must stand as his
apology.

The Archbishop of CANTNRHPRY row in eon.
sequence of oleat had fallen frown the Noble
Baron, in •adrerting In the names appiiinta to he en the
Committee of Istrushy. rue Noble Lord (Holland) list
objected to the usione of the Archbishop of C.intiebury, he.
cause he was !mitt the Noble '(word) the emeoitutional adviser
of the Crown. lie !the !tight lice. Prelate! did nut believe
that the Noble Baron was correct on that question; he wish.
eil him to point oat where his anthority was to be found ;
in what Art of Parliairu•nt hail lie fumel it enacted. The
only Art which he boo where 11w point was likely to occur
wee the Act of Uniformity, hut there was nothing of the
kind there; so that he must conclude it was a gratuitous
assertion. He should be well content to retire from the
sioastion in Obieh he was placed, if soil, reason, could be
adduced as would satisfy the House, aml nut impeach bin
bosomr and integrity as s private and imh:ic man.
. Lord HOLLAND so tl, that although it had been
suggested the signature of the Right Rev. Prelate
was affixed to the document by which the Cherie% tissue was
erased from the Liturgy ins otiai.terial capacity only, yet
as the Sovereign, by the coassitation or Uhl* COlialfy, cotslJ
not act withool au ostensible adviser, aunt if the Right Rev.
Prelate had taken the pleasure of his Majesty 4111 the sail-
jeer, be (Lord Wilmot) must causiikr him as that constitu-
tional adviser.

The Earl of I..iviaroot. said, die advice was
Riven by the King's conlidents.l. tits. and lie
was prepared at the proper time to justify both the legality
and expediency of that advice. It war as act door 'to (m.o. •
cil, although advised by that Committee known by the statue
of the Cabinet Council, and it was is his ministerial rapt,.
city only that the Right Rey. Prelate was obliged to take
his Majesty's pleural's epos it.
Lord °Acts contended, that the Right Rev.
Prelate could not halm advised his Alnjetty without
he had some ground. on which to found an opioian, and the
Right Rev. Prelite wan therefore reaponsilole for that advice,
sod the Ministers in Council could red divest lots of that
rrspbnaibitiiy. lie hail not intruded the smallest persoual
disrespect fui the Right Rey. Prelate; he objertedl to those
names being on the Committee, where, the parties had pre.
viously expressed as opiiiius ea the point to he lomat igated.
The 'Earl of I.lvanroot. said, that the Kant(
wus frequently addressed to know by whiter advice
say particular act was dame, which would be arm reasary in
the Noble Lord's (Idolising view of the care. fie would
repeat, ibis wail au set of the King in Council. under the
advice of the Cabiset Conseil, and' the• Right Rev. Prelate
was only ministerial is what he had dose.
Earl COLEY said he *mild admit, that if the set
were ministerial. the Right Itee. Prelate woalgl .tit
be responsible for Itagitig signed it ; hut he was clearly re.
smossible for havingal*ned the
,Order in Couuril, as a Mem.
her of that Ceitsiiil. • to the toe, 1,, elsich the Noble Earl
(Liverpool) had alluded, where his Majeal hid her. address-
ed for the mime of the peruses advising a particular act, were
eases in which Ilse adviser did nut appear in say ostensible
character, het lore they had the sienstarea. (Lord Liver-
pool spoke retain the table, dissestiug from the assertion,
as we itrolerstuod.) He begged pardon, bat as all were premed,
though not adviser!, they were all equally responsible.
''rtie. Earl Dallei LEY *Could hot oft that tan.
seasonable hour of the night say a word rorlber
than this, that as he considered the art of strikiug her Ma-
jesty's name out of the Liturgy had bees the oryasioa of
all the eaiarrassocat. be should, Wee oilier Noble Lord
rime forward to call the Noble Earl (Lord Liverpool) and
his colleagues to account fur it, he she old think it his duty
to he shot person. He would out attempt to expatiate on
saw other copies which had bees istroilecoll, is which be had
been so eloquently anticipated by the Noble Lords who had
preceded hint in the debate.
The question beige loudly called for, the Muse immedi•
atrly divided, when there appeared—
For Earl Grey's motion
Against it

Majority for Minister• 55
The House adjousural al • quarter before Tirmot
°Twat.

..110USE OF COMMONS. Tummy, Jews 27.

The Horne hewing hers eogagrid in balloting for Onus.
mlttres to try the Petitirms against the F.lretions to, Col-
Horsier and Wetmore Baswet, the gallery was not armed to
strangers till Are &dock.
Mr. Ley brought up the Reduced List of tem, committee
on the Colchester Election Painless,. The follow:fir( were
the names:—
hums. v est,hiwarib, William Astell,
Kimmel Norrocks, Lord Tlacmint gin/fa-
llow J. Illetkr, bowartgls,
Robert Dowdiest Mork Milbssek,
V. W. Gram, IW. H. Fremont*,
Arthur Chichester, J. R. Gramett,
Robert Shaw. J. Dodson,
Josses H. Leght Prier Moore.
A Merton, from the lAMB tniwininiced that their Lord.
*hips bad agreed to the Irish Clerk or the Peace, sod inlisr
Dills.
• LONDON MILITIA.

Sir W. eta Tit pialposed bi. ■wtlos for be reptalion
of the Luadort Millis. till ibis day anal

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WOOTTON 6114111 rt ELECTION.
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Tbsilivissai, Jobs Owed.
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