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soot pet *of Gores Goma kwillinitee AM" &AS
6,11 hilly the weight of the ohjeallosts atip slialletlie,
and be felt also the ohjeelisms agaistat fast** a persoa,
whom they declared he be guilty sitadnlterp, in ihesibmitioa
of times.; hat It was impoedble to silt Ids armies
the effect of she admission of airy such eharseter as be had
described.--(ifear, hew)—a ammeter hitherto nwheotiros in
this countryeisa elm/oder to this assammil nolarierd
casaracter incoweistent with itself, and soot esieolstad ter fel-
ill any sae of those duties exacted by the Cosatitatiott
teem the memo alts /lied ii.--(ffear, bear, kwir.}—More
basin sidelined this clause by the awned medium isf
Ail ; after so)•iag by that vote thus the Osseo bedatirts
milled adultery, mall they proem, Ile prtsisomme that
she was viiH et to 111.11111d11 the alb girlie ?
Mar! hew! h...!)—Thal meal bo,;.llbna-lemaiiislets, the
effect of resettle the Bill without thiogismai,ietbilletier et-
phontiosto might be gives to it—(fliertakerso 1.111nor!).=
The marriage of a floineloft of this date woe biesideted
by the esortilmitto sm as an ardhoesseellepriste, bat so a
retitle oneatiore, to which the Maas etterly interested,
oftentiosesenthe basis eif lashed to
the succession, and Hots fore it the terms
tfle ronsegio• lonisers the parties slue 'totems. was always
kept in view. Cried, ditties thereby (braved open each
a she parties, 'MI the Qom.* In cossetriesee acqnireil
certain rights: tit admit Host a woman might he unit for
the station of (Morn, sod, tbereAire. to deprive her of
the swirlier,' of that statims, but that yet she might
remain the wife of the Klee, was to incapacitate her
from performieg the duties required of her by she State,
and woodol, in many imitation, destroy the regulaffity of the
. wireession. Whether, having, agreed to all the ether sweet-
melds of the Hill, they thawed it orressary or mot to adopt
Oil. I Irisse-,. he must soy that is bin spinier it was • woes.
soy deduction from thal whirls receded is. He entreated
their Lordships to snider the torsage anomaly thry would
be crating by leaving oat ski. ciente. They mstillti hare a
permit who, as Prince.. of Wale., was supposed to bate
wiraitery, hat motioned so be Princess of %Tafel
for years efterwards, soli was permitted to asetrod to the
dignity of Quarts; hat op at becoming Alamo, sot having
committed adultery es ase,t, they would by Orb Agt take
away fray* her the setae, the digital, the rights nod privi-
leges of Quires, few adultery aminsitted whew she was Prin.
erne of Wales, sad yet leave bee the wife of She Biog. Nay
more, they declared her snit fur the reek of gone, awl yet
lo ft her the right of saircessiUswg to the throne; Mel deviated
her ossrerthy the diguity of eget,' nateart, Rod yet lift her
ins steamiest of hereafter /How the more impornot statism
of gotta IleOnint. The ebeireeter sat wife to the Klee, die-
start from that of thieve, was a character which the COMM-
giillo/1 hitherto had never admitted the reiterate of; and, if
it hail Wen stated hypothetically, it would have been regal*.
e.l as a mere chimera, as impossibility. Urea every COW
sidendioe of meiotic utility, of justice to the Wog, amt. he
mishlstid, to the Quern also, obey most retain this'etnime.
He had already stated hit view of its effects is relationn to
the cuitotry stud to the Kiag; he sow begged their Losdahips
to r. does what would be its operation apps the *web&
lining beets stripped of an the advaatare she was emitted
to by her marriage, they would leave her eartrard to all the
d tsbililies of the rosooreion. How could they possibly
:Ise her o'er:wit to all the weight of each no authority as
s'ie %tuella he awbjected to by this mode of legtslatieg
• Lard KING said that he had titter yet witnessed upon
It 3) question en great a confusion of opinions as on the
isohject now Itrfure them. Them was a coafosioss of opt-
allTlollg the Ministers, there was a routossion of ormost
es -none the Lawyrn, and there was also a confusion of upi.
Pi•Jel amour, the enterable Bishops. lie was worry to oh-
per: r th it there was SO much disunion us Its point omen
thine to whom men were sressionied to look op wish mei
whiifia..hc., and on ItilaiSe jaslgisent in such cane* so esti
*s hatter was plated—he meant dr Fathers of the Church of
Eoglatiol, so much ntsactsed to nisiformity. So treat in.
• deed wit that disusiimi, that he dal nut thiok the Malik?
gull Learsieil Lori c, utd des isr mock assistance 1,,t0s their
optilion, for ultirli be hut waited with so moth satiety.
—.4 fleas, hear. and a tittah )—lt was consolatory, however.
to Ms wogs of bill Clan weakness, to find such a dalketwee of
etymon among men of au moth wisdom. It fore they could
gave up the eir. rce clause, the pro amble of she Hill ought to
be recouetleil to its aluouloisoseist. Mao! Noble Lords •Isit
ors, opposed to the tllVlii re, leo! m.lop:. il the preamble, by
ronnr for the strouil teaditsc. P* 40 sod suppose shot any
Nolde Lad could base willssiely yieldsd that vote to soy
tin rooted its his ailed by any of the rola 00000 loos reports
are cb had been so a:must:oily circolatsd ; Isut still he could
but fear slut those rsoisris might iu swwe 010 gne have ill.
11,1r1Dreil the minds of twee who hall heard them, %then lie re-
d-vied ini the al -I Atzpossibility of wholly stappronitig it,
which had Sou( hero current. and which, in the coarse of
their circulation, had reached lies ear, and which, wish kis
stennet sxeriion, and with s full convirtiou of the
im-
tsruprirty of soilering smelt things to hive any info.
cure on his judgmrsit, he hail not hers *Me whoily
to dismiss front his mind. It woodsl scoot shot Ilk 'Coati
wss 1101 the only person with whom the Illness, of Wales
had etindesceelkil so be fansitiar.—(llstr, hear, hoar.)—
He had heard that many years ago the Princess of Wales
bed behaved with the sssi unbieuntine fainstiorlty so one'
thin itoie person at Illackliestio.--(flettr, hear.)—He hail
heard it leptirltd that she loot used such husitostrities towards
a Rutile Platt opposite (Lord Lost rpool)—(fhtor, hear! ana
hoed tworyhtei)—that she bad rune played .1 blisidanau's-
hod' with Wm.—A./tear, hear! and mach losiglifer.)-3
Lord Liverpool, arrows the table—•' %Whits r)—Hos be•
wind is was when toe Noble turd wen oat of poser us the
• Heotrury Question, and ails rod •avourstig to gat Mot potStT
aeon —(loud hrekter.)—f Lord Lives pool—" Never ;I no
passive the Noble Lind that au such CiffUllaalneine ever Ito:-
coned:l—(f owl lossokier.)—Then he was Beery he or any
other SAO, Lord should ban been indnisroad by repotta '
whirls proved to be •Ithout foutobstiou —('lhat, hittOr.)
Pwrl ts ft Ey that of the eight Learned Prelates wino
had spoken open the merits of the disown. clause, four had
• Kier, these opiniosts.for the arose, and four against it ; And
art she Noble ago' Learned Lard on the Woolsack was quite 1,
11111•11.11 to r. ly upon ale opinions of all, as an aromas' fur
his approtal eat that npori which had stinted such difference
of opinion. 'Hot the Nutile mid Learn. di Land hail • peril..
entail, happy fartlita of striking tight oat of couflosnisti !
(A tosorli..)—if he (Est! lire)) hail voted for the Hill, he
stiould cessaotly have no hesitation in voting fur the d.tostee
clause, feu it could slot be consisteut with she diguity of the
('runs, slut a (lures, who wag itritr3tl. d fur vilifier), by Art
of Partsainrut, should remain the a,fe of the king. Hut fee
I It olifftreistly from those who wove hesitating opoto the pits. .
pritty of vutitig f ir flit clause, and who het :slat upon the I
supposition of the truth of gas which hail not been es.
labloalsed by proof. Ilia imlioatiuh was, he aihnitts el, to I
vote for Its clause; bat lie elsuidil JO so upon but one pool- ,
ciple, which was, that the passilig of the clause would lead 1,
lo the Goat riection of the Warns treasure altogether....
(Thor, bear)
The Carl of DONOUGHHOHE said, That he still to
mained of the same opinion as be slid yesterday, is every
respect. He would beg leave to rerniod their Lordships of
the sitssatiosi in whirls oho y stood, or in which they were
abort Co place themselves. They had had a Bill brought in
by his kliojestyli Ministers, as be eopikoed, oiler dog coma.
dentin. That 801 l bad bees read k snood time, anti Pow !
the Noble Lord at the head of the Government had con-
sward almost hi withdrew it, al least to withdraw (be most
issretast part. The Noble Lord (Liverpool) AM throws

, Plihis
-.woke eeolll. ireeUgihiel hie w.,-. _4lolloiiiii
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maw e 61111idet) • •
:herit - e,,so ad •
'• • ~red " 4 I„,iksrp hem* Me dOlmen
hardily dif ' lt:lM' ritillee:gghwesir i se-ai,
Wei I dk got &fill) did issteders,
is. retriatspedlidiflededelftederAlleet=du Oleo*
Ida norifiielt thartlere is esy united the Howe
.deeps the Noble Lords so my right (the Opmisitios).—(A
1 They Ste errinitsly a united , Now, ay
4"; eitiostot recoacile it to my crusde.ee to say that
the Queers shall he deprived of all the rigida which this Bill
"see ea siejtvle her of—that she shall have nowt of the psi-
miters, bee shall rennin tied sail fastened, as it were a mill.
Mime obtain /de eeck.—(" Hear," and lesagider.)
The 13 all of LIMERICK said, it was losewo to thide,
AIM that be had vokal for the gemmed readies of thu
' 11. I( their Lordships did sot pass it with all As scare
itrti
ails, the King, and, whoa was of mere onsampleste, the
4141i0n, woad be degrade!. by haw* at hi heed a woman
alto was savorily to remain at the head of female satiety:
The !tail of ESSEX said, he lia4 'my earefielly list's**
'to all the argoorents in favour ad the Bill, said to all Mil
Masses predmcd at their Lordships' bar, said the ail.
-sdasitio to which Ile had some was, that her Majesty hold
bees the victim of a base coospirary, which had ledig•
aided against her, and been the remelt of inset saa-
•ligsast prenseditatios.—(Heor, hear,llllllo)—.llany of
these who had stood at that bar, I. ilkeitibroldier of wit.
*yeses, bad bees diligently 'weight oil by /Awe, who had
also been called for the petweristiosi, mid Widaettasploymeot
it was to limit fee 'siderite likely 14 Balmy the Queers.
Mee triad had been reported by Me latheltry of those vile
agents, awl the positive iseeltigessorliefeellbst Wiese as to
the quality of their eflipleytheilt, he could sot bat think it
• most I sursordierery eireemoorre shat an isvestiguiris
into the nature the talent, sod the necessity of erectieg a
hiltless! to piri:eare "Sidearm against she wife of the Sove-
reign, hail not bees nwleriaken. He hail (the Noble Lord
said) paid his respells to her Majedy, end seen the indivi-
dual in her service of whom so murk hail been said is sad
oat of dim Rouse, arid he meet decline, that that indivi-
dual vote infinitely superior to those who genteelly attended
in asbmiliviate situations, sad that his conduct to his Royal
Mistrest had been 'adversely respectful. Ile begged their
Lend hips would Mark, that this visit had taken place is
•- Me year /111110-11 period at which it could have here no AY-
*milt matter, if soy improper orriiiitarice had related, for
admire, it in the coedited of both pertits.—(/her, hem%)
Vhmotint ANSON—Wheu I clone to consider, my. Lord*,
' Halt 116 Noble Peers have already gives a decided vole
,nesiost the second reading of the Bill, sod sheet I are Mute
' Reversed Beach of Prelates divided, and some pkdgiag.
• themorfiret to vote against the dieorce clause, this will
greedy reduce the majority, which is paltry awl seed!, Sit.
'‘Al, upon Mir a measure as this.—(llear, beer.)-IThra
re wine to deduct the votes of More sip sill MA yule eur
HIS' divorce clause, I, for our, shish it shied late looked
'Setter fair those !verred Persons nut ti Isave voted at ail.
• Wther than agaisst the Queen. But Me* 10ew well how
'thee votes wistitil be appreciated, mid *I sitoksi it did nee
surprise one to /ft the way they, diiiripa.. 11 'UR tote Pie
keeping the illiorbe eland., on the Mese pritsciple as asp
' Noble Friend Earl GrcY.
' the Rail et CAIN A R.'ON ducked God that he rose Is
~, Oat square which had opposed ibis Bill with sll their powerj
Oa
still he thought it not quite air 'noised as it had bawls et-
. proseuted, for his Noble Friend (litomisglsilliere) who was
se et him had supported the Bali theiiiieli all its.erages, and
there was aisother Noble Friesd otitis who socially Sat in the
phs,bsoz described, but who hail kit his piece fur the cross-
, brordi, ,here be bail dielinguisised himself by one of the best
pipers of special *whoa he tool ever bend-I{W .U,
agsairst the Queen, and without which he (Carlo( Caesarean)
thsught the Bill would sot have got to its Foment stage.
. There appeared lo him use coommotice of passiog this Bill,
slob bad out been adverted W. If • Bill of HeetadaliOu
sad Seperatirm was passed, without a divorce, them the law
which made it high trrasus to violate the (biers Cowart
woillal be evaded; fur, although sea degraded the Queen,
sloe wield still mutant is Eiglai.d, and live in the open is-
dalgeoce of that vice of winch use bail been accused ; and
yet she would !till remain the nude sad wife of the King,
sad could not be punished for it. The separatism and di-
vorce insist go together. For if they degraded She Atoms,
without Jitoreiot her, they wire declaring that, although
she was the topet worthiem of her sex, tin se oat use Millet-
dual is the caroutry who 'sun still retsina her sole ! lie,
for use, would raise his voice to save the Crown frusta arch
degradatiss.
Lord 110L1.*%D was scenting to deists !heir Lettisbipit
by any rentSehs be hail to make. The Noble Lord moats
seemliest* (Sionetis) had allotted to she powerful pholhios
formed on his (Lord Holland',.) aide ot she &NM Ifhlt
Noble Lord had fit gem:lid that the ltimmiendflleneit of
Bishops tier, divided, s•J that the Low Lauda Mho tliviti.
id; cad he costa sew add to his gratillestimmby tisewrittgt
him, that be and Isis frieuris were stow divided aw:Shis "oh-
tium.—(llear, heer.)--His Noble Friearl rater kiwi who' ha
jest sat down, appeased to him to tabled* tier le* of iris.
✓ow, us applied to this subject. He spyleehrsided that, if
tine divorce clause sagest wowed. het the drarmlatioa slaty,
the Qom'', timosigh tbe Wager the Allaromistiold still earseisine
the *ire of the Kiss, sod that its visidisi her would Mill he
high treason. He would role that thsfetioree clause shawl&
'amain part of the Bill, although he OM felt great idijertios
to every usher part of the Bill, sod say Nut-Crut. at to the
ii third reading, Whether the rimier were remitted or mil. Be
h Mould only add else ward woe, wine* was, that if abs Chairs
tusesnitted adolsery, if the divorce chaser wavormelotkukshe
ass liable in the proalties of high treirsoss...ths4 hayloft eft

the pails of being tigers sf E ropigleril best sow of the ilea.
esses..ile bed s derided ebierties to the whole Biti, sad

itheniddhiliehies WM oohed it in terry stage.
of IitYCILINOHAIt said, the only question
'llllow,nas, whether the r, j••• ting se retaliiiiig the divides
4tr4atir wit• a nee. nosey Bun organs of the serund readmit of
lW dill He had been aufiutis to hear fife opinions of the
ihreettud Botch of Bishops en this sobjett, mid the took
of their opnehion bed confirmed ilium be had hi fore rah r-
oused, that, by the fa* of Gail, there was no inspedinkut
t. divorce in Maw of adaltriy. He differed in opinion
foss a Nutite and Loosed turd, who had said, that if
the divuree claim, was rejected the Qween weak! only
tennis wife of the Knit as to her religious right., but
that all her civil rights aided be forfeited. Finding
nothing in the law of tool Iu prevent diviner for ado!.
trey ; and, believing the adultery in the presto ease to have
been inuired, be %sunlit not eintitent that the (nom should
retain her tire) Odds ; he would slut Mitten' that a woman,
' win, hail bow deem. it unlit In rashi the rank sod (Mastless
of Queen, alinwhi stilt he declared lit In be the wife of the
King. This would hr to give the thieve a bream fur
inittetterf. The limier had declare/I her *nifty 01 atlttlleer,
and they mirth hr inikt inch pisairbmilit us followed the
crime in every other ease. To stiffer the in rooms
the wife of the skate would nut be to admonish in the pre.
rept orliii* bedllorr au eluireatly applied by ono of be Ms.
jebtfahhinalart, "olio la reset and sir as mum ;" hat if would
be sayllisrVkirrie paaishistd shalt Inflow
your githltihhattifwg dlet;11111 n 1 th gradattim without the
&voice clone wait minsmonia aneunaly, and therefore • hie
wvakl ride tint die dowse he rites.,,).
The Fad of ousuoir said, that being ofopinian that
the Queen bad, by her condoct, tot as indelible dant New
kr character, be bad ruled fur tie sound reading of lbe
OM, sue owl, Without regret, but with itsifvfathms• sad
ho comdderatime elbsierer abould iodate kiln to do that
which Cu bid confaleare be did nut believe to he right. He
tusks no tentprunitsc of adultery, and' therefore be

identee. evce,
jeaft, .1 must declare, that fre Ia from ei.- etirle;, WK. 4.- .
Illeitely se the victim or .. iiousitreey, t feet eonvinesd
s' Bait her conduct has bees timeliest and scsailittoli, *del.
i Woes and infaneows.*—(f.ead cries e'' /her, heir.")
[Tessewst HAMPDEN said a few limas is a birw wine;
Ord eoweleded by 'slims he .rid i'iiie for the 'ham
Lord FALMOUTH felt sower relacjaoce is obtrudin
histeeif eta the Hesse; hot lehrapatogy must be the areKe
of dioy which he entertained. A Noble Marquis under tie
gallery (lsoadown) had stated, Mal It was a monstrous aro-
dimit so strip the Queers of her eights and privslegestand
atilt' aster bee to remain the wife of the King: but was
Home a MAU Lord peters. prepared to say, that Mere was
I els* groom in the country who bed no civil, so peke:de
thibis . Om of she.. rights, wed it was the right of etery
=rewiniie, was her hushes/I's protection! if their
writ of • different apisioie, he rbould regret
Igning tidroilmi tie Mee reach iss premise slog. widowed
Friiieg declared leis sestiserate against it. A lireerend Pie-
ta( had said She Shectoesid ds so wrong; this was an
.41teib idite true in a legs/ seem, but common sense revolt-
ed at Me idea of whims the assertion strictly seeueding to
the Melee. He weeki yield I. no See in hie setteetwomet to
- bin imenvign is his puddle and political capacity; bet he
.subsid swithst Ird &hog his dewy to his Soveretigs nor to
1.
If, if be did sot airadmit that Me Rio' bed.private
Itsci
sod dodge to perform se well as the soreseet of leis
taid DARNLEY hoped that the lisiiled phases who were
.isiel to she Bill Is fee, 6spirortetl se it had bees by
..pseties all over the House, would triumple at last. He
realer pride hs his life that ire be OR. of Heat
He We
soder the palely' seerseity, however, of
with hie trims* so far ea to Hawk that she divorce
*eight not es stood pert of the Bill. He would 011ie
shilli eiwisma, is two word". The wits rate of the Right
ellimilhalsOmemysalt• (the Archbishop of Team) bad not
olarbeafamathit rier attempt had brim made to aireirm it ; he
-4111dlestalliektrao possible to answer it. FrMior irresistibly
06.11 hem its he meld sot cows. to give a vote fur the
dblesmief the Queen. He should ea Mir occasion give a
welemeillhar owe way our the other.
IasiMILLHAVEN e lilt, has he agreed with the Nedle
Earl weft him (Grey), iii Ibiethireg Nat if she Bill was to past
at all. she Aware, dame drum masa part of it. His Lord.
Map begged kw add a few weeds se to abet had Ulm from a
Noble lard la she gallery (laid Naneere). eterectimr she
lieworsism of his Noble Friesit(Lieed Dattelble), that bee Ms.
=tits.- iktim of • hems sad foe. esesecrirscy. He
Bey would yet cost, when it *Mid he laid opes
Smillo obeli eslember merle a ewsmiraey did mist or set ; bet
bm swill' stature Mai Beek lewd, that, to Were him to
dmINSII aiig war of she arose of the presemetiosi of lieisg e
• cmo,44l4riheispiesey, he would regale, evidence tea list. •
wrisesprOwn shot es which his Lordship (Loid hissivenl
and ostmerril to psesmilMe an strong as *phase tor bee Ms-
sjbetiee modem as ife ilia "me,
•,. The rails of" Queeetises !" waseleveawirosseesi, sad it was
!fin by the Cliailiesso--4, Ihralltaba Ilateamitammo reared
• part of the Bill ?" Ibis Ladd* dloshowl tart altilies-
-eleateeta lied it.
. •A-41114a10w was iiesmoded, seedellseisEbill VOW *tamed 11l
hiffilbololol ?b smibese were woo oformorio sweiosoced
•Illbeed *lbw Nes
adiats• ' led

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Nos•Cesiesis et

-• • . Majority for the DIMINO Clues.... 67
Bei!week the ihvisiow opus the dliume claw rid the
adjuornment of the House till to-morrow, Jurist the ab-
sentee of strangers the (animist took place in the Housed-;
Lord KENYON ruse to give Notice of • maim shits 're
iptesitled to submit to their Lordship' House isa Poo as the
flepors of the C.onstaitsre arm the Bill before their Lord-
WO shush' be Waugh* up.
Lord KING, after some preliminary obeervations, een-
Poring the introduction of the Bill against kr Majesty by
the Ministers, and declaring the whole to be • wicked COM-
Opirsey, made the following motion !—"That if it should
luippen that her Majesty, enrollee, Queen Comore of his
Majeatt,shotild come to be Throne of Great Britain by
swecession, in her owe right, the present Bill should, from
that moment, become mull and void, and that the preamble
.• should be prditutiated idpidatoss sad iufathowe upon she
elidasea, and he v.:cringed from their Lordships Journals."
The tbolioa was nips Med without • division.
At Pie (Atm! the Flops adjunhsed till to-morrow ewes-
log •t ten o'clock. —The dihorke Hobs, tieing the la-stir
the Bill, the House resumed, slid the Committee n.pdrisd
progress. _ _

THE MINORITY
IN TIM 110018 I/1 LORDS TEAT Vote IP lON
TON DIVEStS CLAM mom Tlb ■ILL UI PAINS •ND

PEIIaLTI E.

.i.-..a....
Loam.. imu.s. u mode.
IN in Wiechilsea Cornwallis.
' tindery Continuo
' Yarborough Mounteaskel prim.
Solitaire numeey Clarence
&ping Sta m fin d Portland
' &Oyu° Brown low Beaufort.
• Plopriti we Fitzwi ham
SuiS. Id Stanhope • ttomillemon.
Calthorpe Bale. rraa tusk
Comber rant re Dartnsuath Team.
Sydney A ylesford •
Citreou Feria lain CA lug t? imurrrits.
Falmouth. Mamma Framers of the
Portsmouth Hill.
memo*. Catalog Sidmont h
Chester Lauderdale Melville
Cork St. Grenades Bathurst
Peterborough -"Airtertiory Harruwby .
Gloucester Maculesield M et !grave
$l. *mph Loasdate Westmorland
St. Davie's Mould Stitrourbe Liverpool
' Ely Fantasise Well ingtou
Worcester. Pomfret Elduu (Chaoceltur).
Whitworth
Mayor
Shaftesbury.
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MILITARY PERKS.'

Iii•l of Pero. Colonels of Regiments, olio voted
for the second reading of the Bill oguinat the
Queen:—
Id Life Guards. Lord Cathcart.
Royal Horse Hoards. Duke of Virritington.
Ilk Dragoon Guards Marquis of Anglesey.
Mk Light Dragoons.. Ea.' of Bridgewater.
kith Ditto . Fad of Hareoart.
Ist Lauds Doke of To. k .
la !out 'Marquis of Doody.
4.h Ditto... Earl ..f Chat hsei.
3lst Ditto.. .. Earl Musgrave.
• 6.1 d Ditto... Lord Hill.
03.1 Ditto. Earl of Bakarras., '
1it134 Ditto Lord Half's. " ,
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The brothem 4 she following also voted fot•lii
Second reedit% Id-
10th Fool Deseret blettlaad, i.;
. 1 - —.— Lord Liudridales brothel. •
• letli Ditto Lard Hriteldowns, ‘•
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~. Lord Dostroflnooree brptber,

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on many of the alleraltoiva has Woo saistrsdielert, ingame
disprowri, ad is uthess is aiwomireitras a* in he laid wholly
out of the ease, we are of opinion that it iis inexpedieot to
proceed further io this rosamore.
Plymouth Cameo, reetand 'twos only
Thrsetror Gage, unwed versus
G. a Aim Pleheiter.
Denbigh
Tim Ibilbiritig Peers have alto protested ordeal thellin,
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Datalltretalle, No. 11/.
William Frederick Fortesene
Laasdown Darlingiun
henry Jltelhaten
Grey Cslthorpa
Plymouth ,Ellenborough
Po ',gibbet, (Clue) Grafton
4,llvroiarle Breadalhane
Hamilton and Brandon Auckland
Duncan Dawnat (Doter)
tPltsborongh (Downshire) Mendip (Clifden)
Deentworth (Fitzwillism) Leinster 1
rby Hawke
Anson Goefued 1
Yarborough Rummy
Sherburne Roseberry
Cowper Stott (Portland)
A midi( y Thanet
Kenyon Hood
Carrick Ashburton
Betsey Milliard of Magian.
Foley Alvanley
. • Arden Carnartrua
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Morley King
Granville Roselyn
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LONDON

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THURSDAY. NoVEmoza 9, 1820.
--.----.
The House of Lords yesterday morning resumed
the c•rnisideration of the divorce clause in a Coto-
mittre of the whoie House, and after a long debate,
.:atusege as it may seem, adopted the clause by a
majoiity of 67, the Ministers having on this *eat-
Uri toted in the minority! There appeared on
the division rag Peers for the clause and 52 against
it. This cannot but be considered as a most sin•
Vim occurrence. We here see the Ministers who
' on the preceding day contended strongly for tho
divorce clause, now consenting in an apparent sub•
loission to the opinions of a few of the Bishops tai
resign the most important, we had almost is.deeril
said the only operative clause in their own Bill 4
They have thus in effect endeavoured to destroy thri
very measure for which they have disturbed the
tranquillity of the country, insulted and degraded
Royalty. and impeded the progress of public affairs
in every departmerit of the state. They have la-
boured to nullify the whole proceedings of Parlia-
ment, which during a space of nearly five months
to the present moment they have been endeavour-
lug to direct for the attainment of their own
purposes. They have attempted to throw oat
their own Bill, and introduce another specifying an
evil but providing no remedy--.a deliberate ca•
lumuy upon the Quays. and an insulting mockery
to the Kinc ! They submitted to Parliament a
measure which they culled a Bill of Pains and
Peoshies, and then proposed to take away the
only pain and penalty its the Bill, and thereby
reduce the Bill to a mere resolution of censure. It
is difficult to imagine what object they mittens.
plated in originating such a measure, if the divorce
I were nut necessarily to accompany degradation.
What necessity could possibly ezist for puuing
its force all the power of the Legislature, if lie sole
object were to declare a crime and yet assign no
punisliineot ? The Ministers, indeed, allege that
the Bill ought not to be considered as one for
affindisig personal relief to the Sovereign, but there
could be no good lin tence for inflicting a penalty
Spots his MAJESTY fur mocking his feelings sod
degrading his dignity. Con►iderate guardians of
the dignity of the Crown, the Ministers would
Calumniate the QvaEn, and yet permit her to
share the hauciarsof Royalty ! Tender friends to
.their Sovereign, they would kindly prose his Con-
snit an ar:ulte►ess, ytt compel him to acknowledge
her as his wife!
It will Ire observed-that the Peer, who opposed
the second readiug of the Bill on Monday voted for
the most part yesterday for the divorce cleave, and
to these were added several Peers who had voted for
the second reading, who very naturally conceived

throwing o.
that the tipportitino !Ards voted ye4terday for the
dimwit dom.. They were rim novrilliog to leave
the memttre in its fall and complete shape. that it
might go to the next stage " with all its norelf. v-

• tionts so it. head." Ilad it in the Commirtc. iw,,,
shorn of the divorce clause, it would lie thereby
relieved from whit has appearc-d to many Lords
who voted for the seerniti reading • strong arid
weighty ground of objection. All these P.llll
mast, in observsnee of their consistency sod of
their own public declarations, give their votes
ogionst the receiving of the Report this day,
or the third reading of the Bill to-morrow.
Among these tire the Earl of LAUDERDALE.
the Archbishop of TU AN, the Bishop+ of %Von-
cEsts:a, CHESTER, arid PETERBOROUGH, the
Earl of filattanwav, Lord FALMOUTH, and many
others ; fur the Noble Lord last mentioned, in de-
claring on Monday his determination not to vote for
the second reading of the Bill, except on the on.
derstanding that the divorce dense was to be drop.
ped in the Committee, added, that lie 6, spoke the
sentiments of many of Isis Noble Friends." The
deduction of so many names from the minority
of 528, already so insignificant, will have the ttikt
of making it still more cootemptible.

. The question fiw the House th:s day %sill be,
"'•Whether the Report of the Committee shell be re-
ceives! ? Upon this question the House ought to
be needy unanimous in rejecting the Report, which
would lure the effect of throwing out the Bill alto-
gether. Those who voted yesterday against
clause, ought to vote th's day also against it on the
bringing up of the Report; and those who opl.oscil
the second reading of the Bill, ought elm to vote
against the Report, to express their hostility to
the principle of the measure in general. Happy
would it be for the country if such an union were
to be formed ; happy would it be fur the KING.
for the Royal Family in general, and not less
an for the character of the Lords themselves
Should this ouion, however, not take place, and
the Bill unfortunately proceed to the third reading,
it is still our decided opinion that the dissolution
of marriage ought of necessity to accompany
the measure of degradation, and share its fate.
This, we think, is due to the honour of the KING ;
it is also due to the safety of the QUEEN. The
measure must be viewed by Parliament in its col-
lective shape. and be entertained iu discussion
with a direct reference to its several parts. Drgtn•
dation of the Quests, without dissolving her mar-
riage with the KING, is au anomaly most injurious
to the feelings of the Sovereign and to the charac-
ter of the country. The QUEEN, however, has a

sight to complain that at an early part of the pro-
ceedings she was led to entertain a belief that the
"divorce clause would form no part of the Bill ; for it
an only gave ou the second rending an increase• of
ntimbers to the ranks of her enemies, but prevented
elm Cleansel on the trial from addressing themselves
Kb this part of the Bill. We certainly should not
countenance the application to this case of the prin-
-oil* recognised in ordinary cases of divorce, of
admitting proof on the part of the defendant to chew
that the plaintiff was not reeler is curio, and in
consequence of the errors of his own life not en-
titled to the relief he prays. But undoubtedly
if the question of divorce were agitated, it ought
to be permitted to the Quiet, to lay open to
Parliament the long course of sufferings, inju-
ries. and insults, to which she had been exposed
in this country, even from the hoer of her agar-
nage, and which at length. in very bitterness of
soul, drove her to seek for refuge in foreign lands,
reduced her there to the necessity of forming her
household of individuals not entitled by their per—
sonal respectability to so high a distinction, and
subjected her to mingle in scam isticls her ene-
mies have with cruel ingenuity psswasissl. into pre.
tellers for accusation. The house possibly might
in a measure for a divorce have sawed *bat is
somewhat incorrectly called
.recrimilutign; but
from every attempt of Ibis Ware kittitialiTY
was effectually &boron! Wisp idiom*. which
she and her C. el were suapostip, receive at the
very commeneesteut of the poseemlbsgs.

The Paris Papers of the sth inst. arrived at • 1.,-1
hour last night. The young Duke of BOURDIEAL
has been vaccinated; the operation has been mi-
nutely detailed in the Mustiteur. He received
three punctures in emelt SIMI. Prince TALLSIMAND.
has resumed t) Paris. and the Emperors of Itus.l t
end Ausrata arrived at Tioppau.—The
Five per Cent. Consul. were, su Saturday. up to.
76 f. and left off at 75 f. g 3 e.—Bank Actions.
1.375 F.
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October :--Good News.—" Letters from Europe
buy. that indication■ existed that our territorial dd.
fereurcs work Spain. sad the tariff squabble with
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