The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-06-08 00:00:00

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to mai • Ise,ius 61010.1 If if we dint lek
iiieht he should Ivo Injury vole spritsai N.' • '
Aft. Witfitutoace tad Mr. Itoturftwroote at the same
time. • ' • ' • c,
'File Metalling. Ilteidt4 that the fostwer was is posse:shill
of the Cair. .
Mr. I'..II.I3EitrONCE Illru *via.
. .
Ise thought from
what hail trsosposed is streofehrte on both sides,. there was
WI reason why the Hogue strisold abrist.loti thiOlisitie of a
eat..;, 4mise liefore takinc Sloe step recommended by his
Noble Friend (Lord Caollorriochi, be entrusted the House
Ir
rime. fur a slays", two, to avoid, if it was possible, else 011.
collies which woulol be 1.144 e to 11.,iboW uu iI• asloptiosi.
If any mearnre was of cessary, slid not thook the rose pro.
lipoid was the proper our. lie was Alstivitscird Thal his Ma-
jesty's Minister, mast hare come must utowillisogly with it to
the Honse, fur they were men who hail fasnilivs, and mast
ore the miseloo fof every indiscretion its a family beiug rll-
- tuna of Mort! acre!)—lie said it oils his
intention to suture, but be wished to the opinion of
the House before he did it ; but as it was's, 'molly ratted for,
be would move that the &hate should Ire adjuurried to Fri-
day next.—(Lowat relic of !fear, hoar.)
Mr. tioXTotti tweiwided it, ;sod said if it was not
carried it would be the cause of evils periling ever this
comostry to an sateen that it was impossible to fuomee.
t~lr.Wm cossaitlesed some, apology tine
from him to the House for *hog to iappart the Amend.
meat. Hat in this great misfortune which load fallen
oa the country, they would have the pleasure of knowing:
thin in Postrolting their further considerations of it, the:
they had clone their duty, which would sot be truly a sai is.
factious It. themselves but to the cooritry at liege. 'floe lone
stow called fur could not give an opportunity of ally fault
being *gain euturnottid. The moue Who went home that
night, and by his rode precluded accommodation, he would
be far from carries him his feelings.
Me. Kruaut. Weturctir said, if there were an
.elsasee
of accommodation, the House would do stet' to give the
also, t lapse of time asked fur.
Mr. IfICIIARD MARTIN rose amidst loud calls
the question, and said, he would detain the•'Huoot hat
a few minutes. Although he bad the honour of befog called
a party man, moil had been charged with always volts{
with Mistier's, be, however, clod suit Omsk this a pasty
question, or woe of his Nl.sjesty's Mintstets, and if they
did not agree 1., the amendment, he would vote against
them. fie, however, wished to pot n questioss to an Hun.
Wiagistrate, he me tel the Hos.. Alderman (Wood), whether
be advieed her Majesty to retorts to this euuutr3 ?—(Land
cries of 0 No! not")
Srl T. At:LAND said. hr hosed that .this olUestion
would ant he pressed la yeast' that night. He trusted that
his Moojestes Miaisicros obis had kept the nature ut it a
secret for Poch a leugth of time, arid for which they ought to
be cornmended,Wonild not .14. w refuse to allow two days fur
Its further roost/station, parlittitarlf MISS they hail Isomid
from the lion. soul Learned MetrelAr„ her 31ajesty's legal
advisee, and from a Hight Illsoss.• :ceslkleilia .(Mr. CAUUiIIr)
that there was Hilly Oise pilot in which. they differed, that
of leer Msjnly be ins; obliged to reside abroad.* ' •
Sir P. D ARD K sATCHODI.I. requested of his Ma.
Mioistem to accede to the 'proposition of adjourn-
ment, is it wonlri bare one void effect, of giving malodor-
lion to it great part of the Alemben of the House, and also
Irk the country.
Mi.. DAVENPORT NAM, IN MN opinion it would he hettrr
that the debate should be adjooterwed over to Illeaday fastest'

of Friday.
The question being called for and strange,' *Meted' ki
withdraw
Lord rd CASTLFREAGH 'rose sind iota, Censi,lereol
JO his duty to how to the sense of Itte•Hunae, and Its it tip-
•rareil to be their wish that the debste'should be adjourned
till Friday,ne!ther he our thugs. acting with billa *bold oppose
it; at the same time he could not hold out to Melts that the
cooclo.i..to whirl; +as et, sanguinely expected by some
Hun. Members would be obtained by the *Akins-unseat. The
Noble Lord alluded to the speech of a Weil Hon. Groer-
. man (Mr Tieraey), 3114 i contend. d that the advisers of the
Crown did not deserve the ispruaclies he had lavished ou
them.
The amendment was then agreed to without a diviaion.

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