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London, England, 1820-07-16 00:00:00

Motion agreed to, and Henry D'Eaterre was placed at the
B Ir.

The SPEAKr.R. in reprimanding the prisoner, observed,
hat he had nut to address an individual half ignorant, half
ducated—one who had an imperfect maims of an oath; be
had not to address one who moved in the lower ranks of life
but he was an individual who moved in a superior station,
and was himself clothed with a judicial character. To as
individual so circumstanced, he would not pursue the ordi-
nary course of reprimand; but would leave him to those
reflections which doubtless arose in his own mind, and
world conclude with stating, that he no. ordered to be die.
charged out of custody on payment of his fees.
The Speaker's speech was ordered to be printed.
A Ltesis' Btt.b.—Lord CASILEILLACiII moved, that
the House resolve itself into a Committee on the Aliens' Bill.
Sir J. MIN I'OSH moved, that it be nn Instruction to the
Committee to introduce three clauses —First, to provide
that Alien•, before being compelled to leave the country,
should be furnished with an accouut of the charges against
them, and base time to rebut it by witnesses, before the
Privy Council. —Secondly, to exempt all Aliens who had
been in this country before January 11314, from the operation
of this Act ; and thirdly. to exempt from the provisions of
this Bill, witnesses who iniAlit he brought to this country,
whether for or against the Queen.
Lord CASTI.EitE %Gil opposed all the clauses. it
would be better, he urged, to vs ithhold the Bill altogether,
than to hamper it with such exemptions. Time two Ant
rlousei had before been proposed. nod had before been
or-
gatived; and as to the third proposition, it was a reflection
on the Nlinisters, in which he thought the House would not
join. They could not he suspected of contemplating any
proceeding so violent as to reject witnesses introduced in
behalf of the Queen.

After nu extended discussion, in whirls Mr. Denman,
&c. took part, the several clattsys were negatived witbost a

The Orders the Day were dilined of, and the House
adjourned.
Tarsal If, ./Ul.ll 11.
GRUtIHAII ELECTION. Colour' ‘‘ ODEHOUSE pre.
tented a Report from our Committee, which declared James
ilughs, Esq. to have forfeited his se.it, he having been guilty
of treating.
A new writ was ordered for Grantham- in the room of the
same James Esq.
Col. WODLIIOUSI. then pretent,tl a Special Report,
declaring that practice had long prevailed at Grantham,
of givio4 to Out•votels sums of money, limier colour of in-
demnity fur loss of time and expenccs, w Inch was hi4hly
illegal, subversive of the freedom of election, and leading
to produce the mutt dangerous corruption. The Report
alw jechred that James ilughs was incapacitated to serve
in the present Parini:neut.—Report ordered to lie ou the
table.

BRE %CH o• PaI•ILZGIL—Mr. 'MARTIN (of GAlrdy)
complained of h.wing again been misrepres,%ited w a Mora.
log Pap " The Herild," and that, too, after he ha•t
spoken to the iudividual ahn had prewtim,is tot-tepre►ented
him. He coucluded whit 'flowing that Mr. Itnhesnit and
Mr. Gla■'ington, the 'winter :nod publisher, be called to the
Bar oil Friday nest.—Ordered.
Mr. BEN rirrr I•rcarnted a Petition from a person
named John Drake, the master of a C 034 in vessel, complain.
tug of having been ►cut home by the Governor, on account
on account of having ordered convicts to be fired upon to
suppress a disturhanee.
Lord cAsTLER EACH' stated, that he should not oppose
the receipt of this t', lotion, though it was layout mg
iira-lice that had go oon up of late, that of Petitioning toe
House tour king mutters that were fit obit.' to of (Ivor:. to
the inferior Courts.

Petition brought np, react, aatyt ordered to lie on the
t Able.

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