The National Register.
London, England, 1821-05-14 00:00:00

FRIDAY, MAY 11.

Mr. LUSHINGTON moved, that the house at its rising
do adjourn) to Moliday.—Agreed to.
Lot d A LTHORP moved, that the report of the county
Courts' hill be taken into consideration this day 0 months.
It was so late in the that it w•as almost impossible
to early it forward no‘s, and lie therefore sobluitted this
Inolloll , but at the same time lie begged to state, that lie
remained convinced of the importance of the measine,
and that he should therefore early in the next sessions
move to revive the measure. Motion agreed ta.

The Bankruptcy I.4vire Amemiltin !ICBM was read a
aecond time, and ordered to be committed on Monday
vex t.

The witnesses in Foreign Parts Bill was read a second
time, and oi dried to be committed on Wednesday.
BREACH OF PRIVILEGE. —John Uutl. —Mr. G. BEN-
NE:IT moved that the debate on thi► subject be resumed.
The order having been read,
Mr. SCARLFA'T lose. He thought there were variona
objections to the mode of prodproceeding proposed to direct
• proseention by the Attorney-general, and that for a
libel on an individual sue:Mier. The attack, lie thought,
was to be viewed as a violation of their prinriples. It
consisted not only of a report, but of observations anti
busing unworthy motives to ass lion, member; however,
as the practice of repotting, lie cuesidered it of the
greatest impurtauce to the country. He never wished to
see it Interrupted, AO long as the indulgence was fairly
need; but if repots were an misrepi (seemed, or used, as
to wound the feelings or attack the chat acters of others,
Hull it would become the house to exercise its power.—
The paragraph insinuated that the boo. member bad been
terrified into HA explanation—that he had done front fear
what it became a gentleman to do. Since this mutter bad
been mentioned, be read the panel ; and as it was ru-
mmaged that persons of his alajesty's cuiinehs amr en-
gaged in the paper, lie thought the house were indebted
to his hon. fnrud for bringieg the matter fus es aid.—
(Hear, hear.) It was dt.,ltahlt., if pOSslbit., to get 41 the
. author. As to the motion, he recommended his boo.
)fiend to withdraw his motion.
Mr. (i. HEN% ETT easel lie was flee to confess, that
b) the examinations that had taken place, lie had obtained
an aavantuge, and thercluie it ought not be just to ince.
a pones ohm ; and under thine chomp-tames lie begged
to withdraw his mutton. He should then leave the sub-
ject with the house.
Sir It. PlAtkiesON said he was glad that hie hon.
friend whaled to aitlidlit\V the 0101;011. If it commitment
were ;nut eil, he should oppose it. lie wished lie could
Letictre that she %, GI 1111.1,A parties who had appeared at
the !,ar, were the real pal ties. 'f Ise wiper, hho over, was
RAI/OSO. It it were to he supported, it auuld he a new
era; It wont) be :Islili newer era If viiteuuscharactria
were to be insetted and maligned with impotiity. He
could not thick the avowed pitl ties to be the 1,„1 Duets
but be Ituped that the teat one e would still be found, and
that the base sod coital dly Uhs.tskils% might be met anti
wat, nut IA evios hi they deserted.—((:beer.,.)
Mr. U otmei %AA, (bat the Goose that bed be, a