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But he hid no hesitation in swots tyre Minialers
•had brought on threaselves.• lot of. there was • 111411
sit Unroll/ nienpahle of siterimg an indignity to •
the olohoory and decorous of the sea. it rrav
the illuNtrunis soolividual now seated on the
throne of three kingdoms. Iller Majesty hurl
written to know why her mune was left out of the
Liturgy—hot the Earl of Liverpool did 1101 even
:return the cowtomary civility of eh auswer. She
had sskrol /or a yacht to convey her from Calais—
nn answer. She applied for • home to pot her
head its on arriving in this country— hut still no
sooner, ; and after such contemptuous temstment the
Ministers effected to be astosaished •• that the strange
woman would not listen to their attempts et concili-
ation !" After the negotiation bad beets opened, what
did Bee Ministers propose to her !Majesty ? They pro-
loosed lathing. hot referred her Majesiy to 4 plOpe-
*llloll 4111111. had never been delivered to her. and
be would say it was a proposition so harshly worded
that it was itoproper to have been delivered to her
Of all. A* the negociation had been con/footed. be
could not courtier how it could beer come to any
.1 a i ilactory coochistrin, for on the point of resew
/nonce, too whirls there yenned (east Ilitteresce of
•!rtol, it had to be formally *Ailed and Sued
in • or. 'pool ('in odd. name., by Ow way, to
ripply to family diltworrier-) ; for his part 1.4
believed that one confidential fto tart would has*
dour inner, in oow h ... r ditto all the negotiations of
L.0r.1 f„.•onotereigh mail the Duke of IVt-Iliintium
A t last the prom wrist off on 11w Queen's demount
of sun:tilling. the Liturgy, or something equiva-
lent, to minable her to reliant to the Continent with.
snit the stigma and imputation of guilt. He
must regret, •hat, for TO:111. of that erporalent, the
count[;: was to be em.yoilw,l—(licar, hear, hear)—
lor cunt ulred it wool() lie from one roil to the
other—bccaine tire Nadal:. Lord ',odd not food any
eopriivaleon for o o,olllllli of honour ti. accept, and
hecsow. the (.7rowoo were not U. retract. Although
tire Cows', wrs not to rsto.o I. there war nothing to
pre+, ut the Alamsters reiractiott, or they might be
; if 'tut, when once they had CololUitted Ihr
Crowns on foreign hostilities. the war Illirot be intermi-
oiafile; hat that !Ili* 411% nut eo they kid example
o tao Iv as the American Lard North's
.‘lionatv WA% dis.lairril, peaerwa. COnCIIIIIOI. The
11011. t. itlate.l 111 111 r rttstation Iltul Ilwy could
• our the ;VI Iltistry and her Majesty lom, and
lie be*,,,igii! (lien% thr country; " Ay.
trampuithw the country a. 11w language I *hail
Ilse, lietr:olon- we are on !Ina rye of adopting inea-
sines ti Mr!, tote oldiat moo mos in 800 I lour
ntay lite to iroron," 'lll.r feeling of her filajesty's
tili.ocener war sn strong in the country, that 111 au
culinary case it would have beta so %tient ground
LI on applicntion to the Court of King's Bench
to charge the tYnlrf, on the presumption that
is won lit be inoposolole fur a fair trill to be
I:ad ill Fooloo.d. And all this had here brought
Stilt by. the nay in ithicb the {Ministers had
played into the handl I of the Queen', by the
in:toner in which they had appealed to howl!
tied &grade her. and that course had roused
the generosity and good feeling of the people of
Eitglatiol. who bad raid, " By tint W 0141411 we will
Iwcouse 111 injure:l and ill-used." If
ale hail beret received :14 slit' ought to hate been,
a:•,! if her head was to bate been spark •olvas
11:e foolowiog week. yet while it was on her shoed-
4', rr it 41111141.1 to bore hers treAterl with the reapteet
o f.e to Ilse hi ad of 1 lir (41sosno of Englund ; if
ti. slaw tespect lied ken paid, Ilir whole fee hog .
of the people. might lour very
" Hear, hour.")—Beit *lwo they oh.
tort fed an attempt to wioisiwr away " tie character
I.f ilia (.!seen. their feeliogs were roused its a way,
117.0, if care weir not taken. would bettak out in a
manner meconeet.,ont Ito the tranquillity of the
country." The interior 11 000000 inside (troothemaso
in continuatimo Auto ced, that he felt Ow d.IS-
(-Way in which they wcur placed eqe.ally with his
fiencut nide Friend (M. Western), fur rye.. sup.
potulg thfil Ili. A was adopted, and the
cerstion adjourvieol f.r six stwouthe. there would in
flit interim lw on inorehootted charge against the
Quern of F..pgimpd ; and was Mat, he would ask,
propel, lit a time when alissioers had thought
neeemary to hive 11,000 inlilitional hoops and
se* bat racks coveted. in miler to anaintam the
public peace ? Now 10 make " CMIIOIIIII.II SMIW
coodoutided" she Ministers had come olouvot with
their green hag to make discontent sure ottscon-
ironed. Ile (11r. Tierney) must corniolan: that the
Meuse had Udittnillell al% or sewn, times ohmic to
e-able the Noble Lord obtaining his object by a
sont of side wind. They complained of the
I. igit tone assumed by her Majesty ; but who gave
For that high tone hut. the ;mason who mote Ihr
papers for her in Is oml I Sl7, which suited the
utirrose of +ontr of those pi Roils then who now ex.
dal:red against at. The moment the Itesolution of
11-e lion. Member for Boomber was pawaTil by that
House. he (Mr. Tierney) fell that open war was de-
clared if t: should be 'tiro:teal; that such was nut the
•.ear taken an bt that Hon. Gefilderuan. he would
do him the justice to believe. Tits re was Eno iron
course which hr (Mr. *l.:entry) considered ar likely
to be effectual, and that war ben change of Alton-
lees to, help lima Gail ! as be thought their
Ewer could be a satisfactory adjustment till
that ertot took place—as he twit Wished that the'
sole obstacle coosisted it: the promos with whom
her Majesty had bat! to liegoelate. If the Noble
Lord • had rot an intimate mod entire entlAieltr7
that be bad stifEnient ettifeke of Ilir it It and
criminality of the Queen, fie bonging forward hue
to:quit). would be an act of guilt on the part of the
Monsters. which remained to be seep; at present
II rested on IWO responsibility. Ile artful is the advice
porn by Ile /Noble Lund (Castlereagh), and wool.' keep hie
wool fore from any party feeling; and on tilts question he
rwritre loin he acted with too but bail Ilse
buble had a right to ask his. as as indeme;.lent Mesabi r
of Pstionowat, to go iota a psocrrdaio whirl. iu the result
t-rst. t.stheir resolution rapt-lased it, br der...gouty from the
davit,. of Ike Croon, and iujuriuuc to !Ito beet intermits of
lbe pimple t fir meseeied that Ins Honourable Prin.! (Mr.
nyou) sremed 10 think that wine entry aught be mad, is
loci, Jour •iale, to work the reason d thew proposed NO-
( 111thrlber that could be dune 1., knew nut, but
Fe did know, slot fur the Hume of Cutworms to win fur the
pr,.ceerliuer of /10 Lost's, was as derogatory rivin the 1 00000
~,at dixtot3 of Put Iluiew, as buy wt. peitu!..l he.
A 1.. M A RM. tut 61/i111,9. catateodeki, 111 r
I. were twormA all irtrrittl 10 the ingoilly, il' putt
Gat ,t„• pwpsae of ciwiag her 31wjewty an opportunity of se-
irotoog herself of doe cliaseos imputed. lie iloeuglii the
a...emolument ought le he withdrawn, and 11,15 nut maligned
at sue h • proputoutimin from Gelithrt,re fatt..llr:ne 11pe tiuse
rdurtia, as they were out Wood, us:m(ln% to their

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plea. in y.the the and conaiitetscy of the Hnitte.—
(er;er •• fht?•-, '") did out perceive that he was web
of order, and when it wise proposed I. adjourn. Ilse &kW*
*is mouth,. fur the porpoise of getting rid of it allagether,
was it nut fort.itiets that this was a Mf111:11.4€ from the King,
the ronsideration of which they hail pleMeed theitsicives to
kll into im.nediatr•ly;rOr lli.t 0.11}.19 he sMrald vote with
phaqter for the adjournment proposing Ii tie Nettle Lori!
terellerraglv).
NUG ENT fwd, Ire cootridered the prowl/4-
boo elf the Noble I,ortl (Caellerragh) em elt' tiott•
but be offensive to her 11a)oesty and also to the King.
IVicervet difference of opioitin be Notelet rot.rtaist no the
other topic. of the tioltte Lied's speech, hr (lode *Testa
with the "ientiniesit with which tie had concluded, by a...forc-
ing rhi tlk House and 011 Ilteilloiniry the necessity .4 keeps
Mg themselves clear of Pellets. which might interfere with
grave and ilespasqhnsate delibenstion. 1k pitsposcd to put
the si,icerity of the Notate Lord on that tkclaratioss It.
the test. There was a certain part of the press whirl, was
*opposed to be wader he control of his Majesty: Otorcew-
new, which had for aline days pat. had paragraph,. carver-
save of the rods 04 pohlit• justice; aitti be had that worming
read in two Papers, paragraphs which he would, with the per.
ratisqlosi of 46e Horse, read to do in. The first was from a
Paper qtopposed to he stocker the control of the Gentlemen
opposite—it was The Oss4ier to which be etholcil, which
had a long ).•,tragraph in:faritins in public jester. lint
the porscraiik to sloth he begged pal ticeslarly to call the
atteidion of the Hume was the following (from Tie .11orrsi
in' rose, wr bulirre) :—" liogland ought not to be involved
it lithely for ma alien and oteworthy object."—. 11'retcheil
slave! (e..elainted the Noble Lord) ibis • unworthy object'
is on Ivo. than the Message sent dowel front his 31aiesty re.
sp. mug the, 4/seen—shag ' alien' NO has a personage *hats
th,si *etched Sheets." The paragraph gig', 1,11 tu ahoy, that
there Is no rail usi the country of ontroment importance to
jtedify Monistic dee. ttttt , and as the (een alone stand* in
the w.iy of 3ts arringriurnt, she ought to )arld to the u lover-
rtl g I, they °care not whether as:, nisi tyr or as a criminal."
The Noble Lord said, he would make nu comments on the
diabolical sr-aliments whirir he had just read ; but would
leave to the joist reprobation of the I louse a passage so Iw
tally eittweraira of all justice and morality ; but be must
tall rpm his Majesty's %finish rq, and upon the Noble
lewd, and also Imo* the Right :Jo tttttt rabic Greatcoats'.
wear hint (Mr. (metelog). awl %Timid 'stroke him by that
affection he had prolleseal to brae to the Queen, to refs.
der her justice its this Maumee. If his Majesty's Mi.
isislci• inthrid irpfel*Pretion by the Ai torney•(;etieral, he
would arktiltwlcilaw they hod. in this its,,tance, douse their
duty; but if that was MA door, be should use his own
dia-
certu.r as to what other steps he should lake. The Noble
Lord conclaoled by declarmg he should support the amend-
eu t of hi,. Itwo. Friend (Mr. Western).

Lind Mlurnm cuubnierril the inquiry propossrd
not lolly frsu•tht with distressing tiresinssiniiees,
hot with Out:lute "Mire to liar Crown, and he still hoped
that suits, hiaAng tnea•ure might he devised for sparing the
House the thrrateuril istipsiry. As no public grounds liml
been laid, such as danger to the succession or to public
rats, Inc could nut cmiceise 5111 a hat grounds the Hoene
mild be called upon to originale any pratrieding whatever.
As to retraction, the Ministers hail, in the course of the put.
ereding,already retrarted—( Hear. Near)-1134 y first pi-alto/wit
a Sorrel emulsifier, and now ;tooth/sr (mow was lit be origi-
nated. The Noble Lard (Castlereagh) seemed now de-
termined to have two strings 10 his how, of which the
House of Lords was to ttr one, and that House the other.
Hr instructed the Mouse to hear in mind that this impiety
could out be gone without disclosing ►welt a scene, such
ditenineuts, and vacillate such retuned 10114 —(ffear, heto.)--.
AIM if the Hesse valued the trausrpoillity the country,
they would again interpose, uolviitlelautling any uhji slums
which had liven urg►d against it. The Noble Lout COO.
eluded by alluding to the French Revolution, mid drsitio4
the Mouse to comoder whether there was not something. in
the present sapret of affairs in this country reseinlihog the
coustateecement of that event.

Mr. WY ow so far rourtirred with the Centle•
men who had opposed the motion of the Noble
Lord, as awn,, that be felt cmts.Jeralrie ttiffiewity in agree-
ing r thus 440101110111M1S proposed, %%Muted UMW teasuu
hems; given for it; the proper method would he thought
have been for the Noble Lord to have brought down a
mcsatige from the Crown, destriug the House to PtOrnii
further peurecdittga en the former message, and then the
course ultich the House ought to estop, would hive been
perfectly clear. He cot, itsd that House would not have
rucerdvd by way of impeachment without some evidence
beiug uttered, it was said lust the House of lairds might
proceed by way of impearbortrist, of hr a Hill of Patna
and Tenaitics, or by a Rill of Daytime; but be could not
rewrite bow the other 'douse could proceed to the first
.averse till the priseeeditag Lame die House of Commune
was disposed of. finch a step by the Lords would, he
throne's, lie subversive of the form of the Constitutiun.
Ilia lieu. Fricusl (Hr. Tierney) had called spirit him, but be
itoolisusescrst isottoiso but what he had nivritioard of a me--
gage front the Crown to mist:mid their piocerdings, which
they might then do without disrespect tY the Crown; whilst
at present, considering that Hirer weeks had elapsed since
the Niernage was received, any further pow postement must
he regarded as inconsistent with that respect which, at the
present time, they ought to br particularly careful in payiug
to the communications of the groan.

Mr. STUART WoRTLEV Pouf. that although he
had generally supporietl the :11 it.i*tert from a cou.
vietion this Hui/ ensconce were hest e3lculated to promote
Ste gaud 1,1111.. rountry yrs if their remos 31 could Intuit She
present affair to a rood cotorlossion, he would say that it
was lainche as utualf raltailar.—(filar, hear, hear.)—Hr
Loped. therefore, to be la quitird MI ruling with tabu.
lion of Impptotis:z.his Majrsly'w Guvrininent only ; but
lir considered that sly tfUllar 111311 now no altersintire
but to cu info the iir ir
qur in any way that a fair and
open trill could e had: lir Shrenhl be ready to acquiesce;
wad if. in Ow opinion rif 'her Iliajosty. Learned counsel,
time wai required lot her defence, lir should be eratly to say,
kt it br given, rovided dial nu use a... made of the ler-
v.:l (or (Totals, pip whirls it o t. nut in ressary for
him lo allude to
oorslisie: of she rrrolntoin of hie Ilinionrabie Friend
(Mr. Wilbco fore.), ahhh aa. %stypo..4 to preclude the
Howse f clothe. yruerciiiiie%, nuthiliK certsioly could
have been further Ilutu the intrartnni. of 1).116 his Him.
Irtietur and hien%elf on that hi•ml. Ile but thought 'hat it was
A Ronde in which 1) •r Majesty might have adopted a course
•Irdoth, in tie runerienee s a man of tumour and a gentle.
mean, Ile enuceived untold have lilt her clear of every stigma,
to !JAI... travelled through Europe, if she had pleased,
with all she respect der ~. Its Queen of England
Mot 1, had been ohjeeted of the dangers of the inmitry, but
were thew no dangers in remaining as they were? he would
*ay nothing of Ow trrleniral objrction of the Hon. Gentle-
man (Mr. Wynn), lint to delay proceeding tor six mouths
runt,/ wrier satiety the Gorrinuseut, thr people, auil,abuve
dir female her.elf.
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Mr. flostiouse tt;ouglit ►t woe tieeeosary for the
rimier to come It, vome vote. recording their eps•
Mini of the proceedings of his Msiecty's Ministers. the
begged the Honer to 1,01, more narrowly into the pco-
pbsi I ion of the IZith Ainil, made by them to her Majesty,
where she was told that site 1111111 i 0111111111 as kr a para-
mount timmitY to tire oil; of the country, and told also
that the Knees (..•rerument Could nloaet nothing; but
sorely, if any injtolire h.id becu (how, it rui:bt be tr.
tracle4. The routrwy doctrine was sett' w.ll for the Media
and Persians. but was not at all united to this ertanity,where,
whets wrong was dour, the proper 111.4 was to acknowledge
stir emir, nod set it right a. far Its nitzlit lie possible.
II ftlipratill It) him, ILA, in the proposition toad'. to the
(love's, ►he wax is, gain notion, has the lise'olll of going
out Se She COaatry with, a little mot, poor, icily that'
sbe came iN ; and tiou hr ..I,lo.wed, tl, 151.1• ad of a yacht,
she were to demoo.l o übole tirru that 'impose. i;
wuwhd be readily complied with._lrtear. hear. bear.)—
IS raigFt happen. al won. period, that
IP, Alight lure n S"vrirlen '4l .WO,. Hill nt 1.1. Dan
dirty unit thralls. that .hey might he ratted upon to eim-
misic Split cusps against hint. but Cott sach chase-
could hr mask and sittbdrtaii at the pleasure of Thais:els
was a sit-lOUS COnfifirtillail The qiniu„,„ of 4,.* she hog
was to be gui off th.:it table bad bees alluded Wi,aud a lay-

halals ?loses The tleheartor Mi.l been a1...a1e on the Oicasioisa
baths thoagla he was furnishes' wills one Done Is"posits
from The Critic. The kart dj Lekester in that piece
asks Mr. Pee how they were so get oft the stags—whether
they were to go off kneeling? sad Pelf eerily*, " Egad
it wnold have a gond effect if you were to gu nlf praying!"
Mu. LbSNIGAPI, am the loot of bis lion. nod
Leaned Frirad, as well as for Itiongell, left it to
the House to decide the course which they unfelt 0164
prosper to take. He thought the Hon. klrmher fsv Yorkshire
(%1v IVortley) had snistaken Mae object of his Hon. Friend's
(Mr. Westin.) isenesidnsem ; it wan most that there showlil he
no inquiry, bat that the grovel inquiry should be deopt also-
ether He begets! the Douse to recollect that if they pre-
everted a the room Now proposed it was on ground estllrelg.
new; it was nos now ow the rejection of the proposition
of the 15th Apra, or her Majesty's coming to Englsoil, or
en tire public:slims of the promeestiogs of she orgociation,
of which, by the wry, be conceived; no sine `hail a I
to comolmi, etrept it was his Hoes. nail Lens n. Friend r Mr.
Hostertions); it was 114.6 for soy of these mom's; hat ik OLD
onw proceeded in to save the consignor, 4,1 (Titans audios-
shish, He could not Imagine in all that passed 10. tot three
urn 110 Willtald the dignity soul offend the pride of that fourth
relate of she realm. He only wished now, on the part of her
/110esty, that at. 11111INP prejudice might be created by cr.
fintle stserneente, or errs cuinineueetl 011 it at%
c*prohle of besot answered, foll, oho answer russlil be gives
after the poison hail been tong w tiered In wo, F ; and, lastly,
he woold rok, sin the p.srt of the Queen, that nhateree in-
(miry might he Bone 111114 it sl IJ be a public one.
APS. ITesTitty spoke in explissation.

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Mr. WII.BERFORCE !mid. that he confeeeed reit
one. that he thought her Morieoty wan advimil to
reject the propped ism that win made to her from the Hinter,
and it was one thee she was perfectly secured by front alt
reproach hereafier, te being carried by molt a majorty.
it hail hems acknowledged by the limainitabl and Irani- I
eof Gentleman, that notch hail been conceded toiler Maj sty.
Ile, imileretimal the greet ground that the late Mem tation I
failed was, that bee Majesty demanded that her molar 'Mould t
be restored to the Liturgy, or nu equivalent for it,a 'veep.
tiun iu a foreign Court ; but the very blouson entering into
the negociation r as, that 'Milling was to be retracted.Ull the
part of hos Miijoaity, and nothing to be admitted on the part
of her Majesty; was it proper then its the first indame that
his Majesty ought to he called ow lu retract ? Ili. emiceieed
diem was an alternative, which induced hunt to in OpOSe the
resuliiiimr, which they ILA sanctioned by a lap ge majority.
Ife would ask if the Home hail (*Alva no low that ro peat a
vote would not have carried her Majesty through every
Comet on the Continent with the respect doe to her high '
adulation ? Ile was of opinion that Ilse Howie of Coatrooms
had not fallen so low, and no that ground lie formed the re-
...hello's, fur as au Llnglieb Prinerse she cool,' mot have
fooled better security than the oleclaratims of that Mouse.
He Ilid lint wish ill tontend ash. her Majesty's rejection
of it ass not more forinded on her tern opinion than
that of her law advisers. Ile remained of an win-
moos More was sio alternative without the necessity of
going into Site Secret Committee. But lie could nut agree
that the proceedings should be dismissed aleugether : if
the debate was pusiponed now, on appointing the COlll.
mittee, he would not agree to it. being appointed at a fu-
ture time; at she some time he could unt agree to the quits.
tool !wing got rid of by a motion for poolponing it for
'Oa mouths. It certainly ass a question which ouvolvial the
House in the 'Deafest difficulty; but in hos (opinion, of au
inquiry wan Illcenwarr, it would be better that it shoidd he
entered into in the douse of Lords, as they hail a joirlicial
right which did not belong to that llowee. He did not
ttsipk his alajist)'s Ministers were always correct 111 the
managemeat of ouestiuns which they proposed to Parlia-
ment, fea• lilt y were in the habit of proceeding coontootry to
Ile lint of Cod. ffe spoke feeliugly, hut he spoke plain,
as perhaps their omission, in not aetroding lu at hat he nl-
- ill, made the greater impression on his mind. He
/mold only imploore the HOIIIIP to It" justice to both the high
Personages, as fur as they could cousisieut with the dignity
of the (drown, few it was their Gres duty to uphold it. It
WI. certainly a painful business, and, in 11. s opinion, the
sootier it was put as and to the better.
Mr. SEAItLETT surd. he did not know whether
the l Inn. Gentlemen (Mr. Wilberforce) intended
to awe fur the mnerschirent or wet, but its that display of • la-
queuee so peculiarly his own, Ire told this,,, ha *tolled tot
end was put to the painful business. The question lit Lot
ale 11011 S,•, Ili he understood it, wan, it hither they I
should appuint a Secret Committee that day or that
day fortnight; to him neither of these questume wale
of ant • consequence, hut he would concede to any mutton,
let it rouse hum which side of the House it would, that
ernahl put an end to the question. The boasted desola-
tion of that House, proposed by the Member for Boandwr,
only WINS to call on her Majesty to give op what she had
not the power of doing without she threw herself into the
lap of his Majesty's Ministers, fur wheel she took the
step of rowing to this, country he bail nothing ty
give bort every thing to nesive, for which Irmo's' be toted
against the deeolmi tttt or the Hon. Gentler-nee, fur the
weaker part had been pressed sneer she might Su hare been
proteeled.—f 1 lettr, Mier.)-51se ought sot to Imre been
calkd en to yield what her honour would Oft admit. Ithe
did out ovum to the House fur protection, but his M+ ,
jeoty's Monsters did • and they were the first that ought -
Si' pique het"calle:l on to concede, by restoring her
harm to the Liturgy, which was unlawfully left out. It
moue to a simple question, los Majesty's Ministers haze a
sane, or they have not. ugaiust her Mejesty ; if they have
such a care, that would ham authorised them in bringiog
&ma the green lag, they ought to have propmeol a sm..
it lie unmoor.: to the Muse, be:trait of putting the honour la
the ('sown into the hands of 21 &leathers of the Home of
Commono.—(fiewr.)--11 was the most unconstitutiomal step
they could have taken, for if the people stem tall to hello we
that the most serious and grave out:einem (reboil e to the
('rown) was to lle determined by "oily twenty-ow lio 'sawed
of that Illotuw he wouldhave no hesilatioll 111 Si) itig, that
it would lie the first ctmp to a Hesailittion.—He was cod-
woofed there 11311 110 111/11. %MINI rho Irt•attl hint would •
verse to such a propositiuti, thel a vote of that House elisoidd
go out to the ',abler, eioniost one of the opiiiious of only '2l of
its Member', and they durum 11 his "lajetity's Ministers.
tie was convinced there were none within Iliws walk of the
Home, except those [feu. Members who tl ght it their ad-
vantage lu have his Majesty's Minister.' under their control,
for that was the utifortsinute stale of the euusto Nihon' ext.
riser' sof the Crudis..—(fieur.)—lle mrsol.l ask if any 'More
illation had been laid before them which wound justify them
isi seuiliue out to the.,Pulolic (as hid hem. dom.) that there
was a sufficient chaste to dethrone a Queen I`. Ilene )—lf
a Message had been seat from his Majesty. bet :log a Call,
before the House. a herein the dignity tot the throne and Stir
welline of the I'olllllly were endangered, lie, fur tom, would
lose his life on a motion for the preservation of 1114.111, if it
was not carried. TIP* was out a ease of that deorripti ttttt it
was only a invasion. Cameral too the House to Leal& Ministers
to keep their plater.—(llear )—Or flue question time
could 113,C (Writ ouly liner cases for the consideration of
Mosirters--a sitting our, no cane, or 0 doubtful tone. if
they had 3111100%04V, the! 1/11011 ia hate los oeght it in a spe-
cific shape before Parliament, und not to ask to hate the
opinion of only In mit3 -utie of the Menders or that House to
give them aolt we; if it was u a her of the other two, they
°nicht Si have hnkills stated is to their Itoyal Master. But
it tallied Out that the mi. •iiou at" 111/i whether Site Quern
elan to blame m Omit 1111 Inv 1.111114111, 11111 all4lllll' Padua-
moot could he led tin bourse that blame *an attached to
her ? 'llse rig blir hail decioloal the titteslion; fur they had told
glum in lisigort;zeinuet foetoble, tbal her 111:rjeety was worthy
of pro/esttut.. snit they xi ll il og when s 11.41 del weir only
the eepresentattires of that public.—(/lour.)—'l'u gine hiss
opinion seem ding to the 4'olll irtion of his man woad, lie
would my that 100 11.taj.moy'.. M toii,ters bad 110 charge against
her 111ajeety ; any should thol dem ark fns a tWeort Com-
mittee, nitil advise that *hob to she end to ilie:r vats kinea-
kige, 'most turn tett to he iltvhouustt able to the throne ? They
hod no right 10 be the Executive Gos i roamed, tor the last It/
years limy had been its the habit of asking rarliameat
abut they might to do, lb. y were so di 11.'4111 in Ilse ninleriel
to form an tatTitisae Government, that du, acknowledged
it in reeiy step Illmy thole' it vas plittieg on the House of
ICommons a dal that dad 5.1 belong in 'Memo was their duty
to (mood the Executive Goreinnseut lot iIIaIISISC them
Would it be said its! her Pl.:jeoty'e retein le this tumidly