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110 USE OF COMMONS, SETIIRDAVI Jane 2.

The Irish C 1
awl passed.
The Ileports of the Twelve Millions lean Bill, and the
F„,„1,4 Debi Charge BM, were received, and the
be reed the thin! trma• on )Isosiday.
Mr. LASIRTON, apprehensive, from the nature of the 100.
einem in whims the liouse was likely to he etivgial doirin4
the remainder of the Sel.loll. that his intended motion re
luting to Parliamentary Reform would nut obtain that alt.
tiou shit* it dowerved, said he should withdraw it for Co-
present, pledging himself. however, to lirsog it forward at ...a
early period of the next Ses, .
Mr. Baouoa►r observed, that (Jr some time past the
House bail gone on, num night to night, postponing all WI-
li11(41$ of importance, snot if they were still to cootiollie t..
do so until the inquiry adverted to should lie completed, the
public business would all be torprOrlett row dv reins...4.r to'
the Session, LI the great and serious ion ouvesisosite of tim
country. H. saw Itar necessity of platting au rood to this
system, anal therefore al 1.1, dills the leave of the flown,
prisevere to !maiming out hid mi.llna relative lu the
of the .our on Tuesday nett. It the 'otiosely, Ito :ouch .e.
gretted, must proceed, some armugement ma.*
by which the House shoal(' nopoint certain times pro.
carding on such inquiry, aud mbar times for the diopstrit .•t
public biiiiiisess.
Lord ARCiIIIALD adverted to the &Nth of or•
of the Barons of the Scotch Eschequer Court. snit a citarol
10 litter, whether it was inlet:Ad to ii I up the v.ovaney.
such an intention existed, toe should take the sense of the
House un the subject, by 'tug a resolution .14.itart my.
new appointment.
Idwd CASTLIME•OII said, no glen would be taken in the
!smitten nolif some grueral arraoireineo could he ailuistroi.,
Lord A. HatSitausi said he woothl witlidiaw his inote,A,
if assured that no successor was to he a ppuitated,
Loud CAstut*Lapit could give wo 4..111111111* on the suh.
jet', the appuiutmrut nut being iu bid auirsediate depart-
mesa.

ial Credit Bill was read the third time

A DDRES TO HER M EsT Y.
Mr. WILBEIIFORCE, ucCurtipairil by Mr. STU A RT
WORTLEY, now rowed the Howie. The ftitql....
win. loudly called fur; kit Ali.. S. Vorttey took his
place at the bar. attended by Nit.. BAN Ei and
Sir ACLAIi D (the deputation appointed). awl
announced that the deputation appointed to sect
upon her Majesty had that day dei,verect to the
Queen the Rest I t I.U. 44444 111 of that liuti•e, as HilthOfllt•eit
by their vote• to which her Majesty was idea.ed to
give the following airowee:—
HER NIAJESI'Y'S ANSWER.
" I em bound to receive with gratitude any a•-
tempt on the part of the llnthe of Commons u.
interpose its high mediation for tile powwow of
tug those unhappy differences iii the Royal Fansil,
which no person has so mural re.r.nii to deplore a•
myself.. And with prefect truth I rata declare. that
an entire reconcilement of 'how differences, rifert nil
by the authority of Parliament, m, principles en..-
'silent with the honour acid dtAittly of ail the pa,-
ties, is still the object dearest to my heart.
'I I cannot refrain from ex pie.ming tux deep
sense of the affectionate latiguage of tio-fe
lion.; it *hews the House of Common, to Ite the
faithful repreoentative of that gei.erous people to
whom I ewer debt of gratitude :hat can lielier be
repaid.
•e I am sensible too, that I expose myself to the
ri.k of displeasing ihrv.e who may ~arm he the,
judges of my coliduci ; hut I tript to their candour
end their sense of honour, confident that they will.
Cuter into the fee-hugs which alu,,e iidluencen iuy
deitronuation.

6' It would ill become me to question the power
of Parliament. or the unmir in t.utcli a may at any
Lime be exercised; but however strongly I may feel
the necessity cf submitting In its •uthonty. the
question whether I oill make myeelf a party to any
measure proposed. must be decided by toy 'mu
retinue" end constitute, and by Wens alptre. As a
subject of the state. I shall bow with deferesice—if
possable--without a murmur, to every act of the
sovereign authority; but. as an accused end injorral
Queen. I owe it to the Km* myself. and oil toy
fellow-subjects. glut ttr CllnSillit to the sacrifice of
any &instill! privilege. or withdraw my appeal to
those principles of public justice. which are alike
the safeguard of the highest and the )eiliblest in..
divideal."
Grovel Fraaysoa—" As we are glow about us

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