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fore; and the threat of allure aphust her life if
she vestured to roans hither. lUittatered by any
advice. save whit sprung from her own airtime` red
heroic soul, she ill/lig/mail, spurned the dasgrace•
foil overture, leaped Mtn the first loom, mud thrust
herself into the mid.` or her curtsies. with tut other
frienli, for aught she ktiew". Omit isisiocence inset
justice.—/ 1 oad applause.)—Was this the conduct
of a guilty person? Was she, MI imunted,habitu-
ated seem iii love with her Clisitaberlaiii, would she
this have lilt lii• society. gilded as se was Mt •reei
to be with uubnonded wealth, and unbridled ropey-
tarots. to COMP here and he pat to a do-graceful
death? linposniile.--(l.lnd applause.)--If cir-
cumstances are to decide the question of guilt or
Viler, Ole *III4IC MI frowns all the base sus.
p'ciotis of lire enema.* into nothingness. If you are
not wearied with out balaoctig the presumptions
of the wicked ashes, l would ask you to look at
toe habits, Ike mind, and the age of the
Queen. Amitosis voluptuousness is not yo.
Rendered its the midst of cares mid was, tin-
der fatigue of burly owl strong; exercises of the
wand ; it N generally the cfPireii:g of ease, idleness.
and merits, vacuity. Constantly harassed by 1110.3
and persecutions, and worn by long and prisitial
iourneys, the Queen still found tune for the *Nut.
ii/ion i f all sorts of useful knowledge. Ilee twig-
ttt i t the stroug sense she entertained of what
is der to her high birth and exalted station, she has
proved. in her refusal to corn promise sii Jo,* of her
dignity, to the threat., billies, and gonirumicri
of
kings, Coutts. and iliploinati.ts. Is it then rea-
sonable to believe that such u true Queen, so
gifted, so urcopnii, should peewit ute hers-If with
• servant. anal at the age too of newly fifty ? The
stomicton is as contemptilel- from its ab.urality sti
it is from its wickeileies..—(Load uppbrave..)—B.
you can have panrnce to/ IMA at aoy fiother Cif-
cmmstauces air ii,sprnnf, regard the declara‘ oil of
itinocence which this high-iiiiiirled Qiieert called
God to witness. before she Intliellrl our Pones.
The•e *oleos,* preitertaiions ar e maile before the
Queen knew aught of the ',pad. wind, her cll.-Mir*
ha,l collected rat support of tacit geoteral eh erge
of adulterous iiitercourse, but al • lame *lieu she
knew fu!l well tacit she hod liven surrounded by
glifieS—that false keys to her apartment. Imo been
in use, and that -cry tots who had always then
about her per.rm sere bought tip in give evidence
against her.—(applause.)—Guilt is 'aways suspi-
cious sod timid, as terrace is Niel' a:, I brave.
If, therefore, she were guilty of the six years !adul-
terous ititercourse, she would have feared. and ex-
pected with veil 'rooms. shot witnesses by dozens,
with the assistance of the false keys wed eirlwr cot.
trivalices, would have hail ocular proof of her
shame, sisal wool I tstablish the facts past dispute.
—(applwase )—lt may be conceived just possible
that if the Qiiren were guilty. and a woman void
of principle and feeling, she might venture hither
in spite of proofs of her frailty. reckoning upon
the allowances that would br made fur her. under
a consideration of the conduct of her husband, his
letter of license. awl the deserted, persecuted cos:-
dition she was left in. But she must kisow thst
her protestations would avail nothing against direct,
ample. and pure evidence. while her calling upon
God to witness her innocence falsely, would dr.
prove her of every claim to sympathy, and espom
her to the execration of mankind. The solemn pro.
testation of the Queen. therefore, is entitled to great
weight in the balancing of presuiupt . blany
other presumptive proofs decisive of the Queen's
innocence might he detailed. but I will not take
up your time longer in combating with shadows—
a parting glance. a general scan of this disgraceful
business, and I have done. Ott the one side we
see the most formidable coospiracy, for the de-
struction of an unprotected female, that ever was
conceived, araiel which, in the imposiirg announce-
ment of its authors, filled the mind of Europe with
anxious expectations. no bOnlier touched with the
wand of Huth thugs it sinks into a disgusting chaos,
',roving nothing but a picture of foreign maiiiirrs,
anal of the vicissitude.* to which an unprotected
Lady is subject hi foreign countries. On the other
side we see this Illustrious Lady sent away with •
letter of license to follow her own inclinations. and
furnished with reasons. if ever Lady had them, to
disregard those tic. which li-r husband hail ever set
at ought. rung superior to the dangers and snares
that surround her—occupied only in doing good,
twiking dithers happy, and acquiring useful know.
ledge. Hired spies and b !tight-up servants watch
her night stud day for six years, in search of cir-
cumstances so 'fiord an inn-retire of adulterous
; but in vain. Boundless wealth is offered
to her if she will live abroad—death is threatened if
she returns to this country. With an oidignant
eye she alike contemns the bribe and the threat :
she heroically ruches into the midst of her enemies,
assails her iiinticencc, challenges investigation,
etalfins her eights.—( Xppluuse.j--Fler enemies
tremble even to their intglit.—( Load applause.)—
They give tip their prosecution in dismay, and,
to avod the reproaches of an indignant Parlia-
ment, use their last act of 'tower to suddenly
breako.g up the Session, nuinise she hi.ei,s usual
groan. •
that ;mot.' usereatlily.—( Load applause.)
—Such has beau the triumph of • ~serum over
opre•••t tttt mud the. slaudrri of a quaitxr of a cell-
tior !—( Loud applause )
Mr. W. 41' BECKICIT h,lOl, after the olds obser.
yam." of their wurl,y Chairman, it 11541.11$11CCI.:•FarC
for Lim to say a single word in comment eats Ilse
business of the day; he should, therefore, at mice
Move the Inlluellsg Resolutioos:—
I. That while we rejoice in the final, althunch tardy pal
reluctant shinidoinnent of she 11111 fur dethruoing awl di.
sorting she Queen, we carmen refiairs from expensing oar
ottiburrsnce a,t ibe conspiracies, imbue's/Attune, anal perjoiriee„
Wows which that Measure was prepand, sad the gross ans.
representations of rviderce, pod sentional anal racierussian.
like laetrile?e by which the conspirators sad their abettors
have laboured to intstead one politic naiad upon the stelsject.
2. That wiaterisk for construsinili tttt sad Not the discreetly
of trash, leave evidently been the ohjert of his Majesty's
Ministers is their labour• ovine.' the Quern. becalm. their
*gems, of hies and low degree, have, • urtnovely, wires' for
evidrace amongst discarded and iodasuinis 'menials, hired
spars, and wheys of ben character and inisnlition; nod Lave
tagoired iota the Queen's entitled of the uumerows
pavanes of rank and unkkusishrd honour by whom she was
constaisily soinentierieri.
3. That the pretreat, of regard for the politica/erste, used
by the aCtinieco, is a slum hie their illegal preweediegs, is
tonically false soul hypercritic+, ; because to order to pro.
dare a prejudice ageless the (knees, they have nal scrupled
to rireulate, as whitely as rissekte, every bewailed ladrireas
story shot was fabricated by the parson he thew pry, clueless
of the not.uib. isspoltahilety. and wickedness rf rich tales,
and of the Wain, of the aatorsaers; aril limas. they bars

..faced the gage* the Why affild.4o4ll/. aassaallr. if she ireeld
eeasseite le 11te atireed;adthrail irt the prolesided
adialter••• easeriewaele.
4. That their who* candied is she attempt to &throat
amid divorce the %teen, is a grim wean arta she Caaatisa.
lima, law., Jartice, mut eharaeter of she townie', arid arm
the heal fellings sad Wrier,. a it. ialsalm time 6, sail eariepteil
144 their filmset dm, had two ptaialy Ames a darpasitioa,
ow 'heir pars, to petal isawaht shore wrier sod ;and priori.
plea gyros loch this country his been free sad bappy--t.
kerp the tweak, in a ante sof eaatiaaal a/Wilkie and alarm
wish plots and voistptractes—aid ow rule by the sword.
5. That. foonoded on she perceoliat an Adders.
of Coneratooletotio he pre,. Wet to Ilse Queen, and another
is. the King; and that his Majesty he rootteated to distni.,
his present Ministers from hos esooorits for ever; and to
brio; the authors of she tale base conspiracy winos. oar
w,;020141 mow 4, If NllOllll% MOO .111NOCIPPi Quinn, I. condign
peroi.hnsent.
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The ft solutions havi!iz hero xenodrd. were vitt
woad e.orieil unanionosi.ly, wesei.l greet appi...a.•.
Mr. JutiEs then moved 'he following A. 1.10, eti
to She Qitern, slid to the King:—

10 111.1 t Non smcru.ssir MAMMY, CAROLIVV. QCull
OF TIIK VIITID 111/0000 00 GarAT SRlfall Amp
111111. AND:
The dutiful and Inyal Adams of the fahaloilanta of the
Perish of St. isRIIB, in the City iif Westatiroserf.

We, your Majesty's dutiful anbjeris offer to your Ma_
jest), oar ',Metre said kens t felt eiringrstalsiiimes un the issue of
the recruit ineeekeation, and the abandonment of the fool
charges which hare beer preferred arias, your Mejesty—
char:es, which we at all times viewed with deep dnoleskt ;
which we perceived to be Woo mid scandalous, upon your
etiensii • Ovrti *benign/; but which WM, that the long seeks
of coismoracir., enbur•ntiona' and perjuries, •pins which
they have been prepared is developed, we view with harm..
flowed down wish grief, as 'eery moral family is the
kingdom has been, at the iispentatnin of foreign obatetsity,
which, wailer the hypocritical pretence of vowelise the
piiblie morals, your enemies have purchased and Mah:-
trionsly ri realm. d throughout the easitstry, to the utter molt-
retinal; of that modesty is which the people of Gent Bri-
tain endeavour u. elite ale their children : indignant, as
every itatimt must he, In see the national character cast
stows, from the pre-etniarare to which unexampled ear,.
times and menaces had raised is, nod become the scone and
frpro,ol of the world: alarmed, as eves, friend of oiler
and the Cioistitistitin is, at the masked separation of (ed.
toys aid interim which these proceedings have eitensplit..l
between the Court awl the pimple, we have as trawl the rain.
.11111,pos to {mow. that their proceedings have prim. d idi,.
matety awful to the ranne of jr.lare, and, as the
to poor 31,jesty. They have established your
nticewee ; they hive dissipated the fowl slaioleis sancta the
conspirators and their siren's hail, for • coarse of years,
ilisseminat.d whiniest the people, and whets laid Citot.<l
every breast with simpicims. The etronritotors are woe 41,-
leViell and exposed—their offered bribe of 30,000/
if your tlaj• My 'mold live abroad with Mir inipmed iota.
snunr—the thirst of Mamma hasent if toss dared to roil a
P 111311( your loyal subjects—she higla.paid eslimanies ofd...
carded sad infamous se rirania—the sulsonsed witnesses pro.
cared with the assistance of foreign Comm—the tato. of
hireliage, watching and misrepresenting every attn.. of tour
life—aid the elaborate Massie of snistatreseals of meirleme,
and irratiosial and nacloistiasilike latertmees, which, in tire
demolition aA their proofs, sad their dread of retribution.
your Majesty's ItretisliS have embodied, to produce 2*
effect oft the public mind, have all failed. Thar wicked
labours have only 'erred to monviare the people of Entland
that their magnanimons moil beloved Qareis, who is describ-
ed by her very enemies as the " life, grace, sad ornament of
polished society"—as oise " whose great qemlit its, nee la-
kola, mildness, patience, clarity, and ohm perfeilitass,-
wets the theme of commitst adeniratioa.althosigh repudiated
by her husband Air ise other renew than the atkeowledged
wsisdering of his isaellitatieas, although werroanded, Moult-
ed, mad hosted by hired Pries sad slanderers—although pur-
sued with deadly hate, where love, honour, and cherishing
were her due—alihowth drives to become aa uoprwiected
wanderer abroad, has still times soperier to bee expected mot
iatesded fate, and has proved to the world, after as ordeal
more sajest sad dreadful than ever female before sastalued,
that besides ptomain all the active vtrinci, high istellae-
teal endowments, tad wasffreted henigaity of mannen—lier
claims to the negstive, hut indispensable merit of chastity,
are triumphantly established.
In this the just sod geaeral coovietioo of list country, we
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are happy tulad the.; the iodepeadeat Nobles of the-land
participate, and that eves among Homo taw fall alikes ike
powerful iiiilucisee of your Majesty's eatables, there are
many who have brokes their bowls, and voted against their
chief. Of the resaaiader, applying the risk so often rii-
aoutterai and strictly iasisled spots, when it impeded year
Majesty's defeat?, or the exposure of the conspiracy, via.
" adherence to the principles and forms of the Course be.
low," interested parties in • emir cannot be jukes is sack
a case; to which we add, nor ought profl,gate characters is
be judges in army ease. Striking out, therefore, the bad watts
from your accusers' fortes, via. all their own iroses--the
votes of all pennies holding pensions or locraiive place*
during the Kiag's pleasure—of all who have near relations
in • similar slate of ilependasee--of all who for dim.
▪ Ives ur friends are togging fur such advantages, or
for !newer titles—of all convicted adult e op-
phistse)—of all who live is • slate of separation from their
wives, sad is the society of lead aromeri—(fond applause)
—of all those pests of society who pass their time in act sue
seduction sad slaisiler—(Loud applause)—of all fiieoluss
chataciers, if any such there be among Peers, who would
view, with equal terror, the fatigue of modem& the evidence,
• nil the risk of iaeorring the King's displeasu re —(Loied ap-
plosse)—striking these out, the rentnaut minority may out
be worth countiog—( Loud applauae)
Yet we cannot di-miss our notice of the Peers, without
expressing oar disgust at the gross and costosaellows
guage ssimated by sonic of them, is allusion to your Ma.
jest), ; language which no pretence of belief in the charges
can justify or palliate; for, if inch belief were sincere, and
it is wonderful how far native malignity, vicious habit., and
self-interest will warp the human understanding, ito being,
wish the heart of a man, viewing the acknowledged tapas-
teeted and perscreird stale of the Mutts ions victim, would
assail her with the gall of invective. Happily, however,
their humanity is Out wanted, their railing is despised—jus-
tice, strict, severe, and inexorable justice, so it be justice,
is alone claimed. The Dollish nation 14 pledged to mucus,
it, and it will be ultimately athorved VCIII4I journalists and
trimmers Sr the Court may ....idiotic to corollate their fold,
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but unheeded defeusaliuts. awhile lune. r —the Indy rusitsitts
of the king fluty esolasuld the espreslause or that oespertistl
svnipathy whirls animate% the rest of the.r sex ; but the mo.
131, independ, ut, esthelltrieed. thinking,. uttefut, cud ju•t
mass of the enmotry, bare hut one ftelltste of aft etionate
attachment op your hl,tjesty's p. ; and but use hope, that
set the triumph of jostler, and the lure a sour voplr, your
Majesty's future yenta atey he am diopprolislord by serenity
and Peppiness as those whirls are past hate been Iroubhil
by pt 'strut cud sorrow.—'toad uptdause .)

TO H 1 MOM' GRAICIOU. MAJY&TY, GEOROT IT, %rce: or
VIC %emo Ai GROW Uf G&CAT IMMIX MID
lit -
LA7ID
llse 'Wired Address of the lisisibilsorr of iiir Proirli of
SI. Janos, is the City of %Vasomotor, r.
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We, your Majesty's loyal sahjeets, approach year Mika, r
with the assatasee of all Awe reaped used att....hesert
your Majesty's reheat sail Geerreaseet, and so She tame
tease offer to year Mai...4y tier useleteuted etthgratelattiol.
on the abawtesupeut of the 111.va1 esti ow...hot...mesa in...
jet.. of a puweiftel 1.11C114.49 is the Mete, Int ii. thrt.siat your
MAjtsty's Comettil, our heroic awl anions* tatwes, we ae-
tweet of pMertiesi eurlteste wassieet ; a I...mime sot No
threstesstec lu year Majesty's Iteweite sad titcsisty lus 1h pre-
eed.st, thee tojeriessms to the green is iss stirsupr, and
whirl., we brintry Omsk, so irreursatssiers of perseseel ma:
irossilseet in a Quern, use in o Kies, ems justify, uolres es h
essisrurdiscs cudoogrr the fishes, lobs rtirs, and welfare of the
ettesatry.
We hewehey reltetweet that issetririsls foe eirearessostiess, and
wet the discovery of seedy ►are eviilerily here the seq. rt of
yore Majesty's Miessters, sr show Islssers spinst the leserrs
berm" thek brute of his ls sod law *mere here exchrsively
weed fve wrideuce semen isscanktl aa66l istieves rt. mist ,