The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-06-20 00:00:00

TO CA PITA LIATS.

rilo be SOLD N MUM BIAGI BLE ESTATE
for INVFSTM ENT, near Rom, iu Hera fortbdtire, •.z.
the "ewers! Vows of Upton Court, Whittueles Cad, Buil-
leers Hied, and thliCUolll, being land of the firm rate
yoa-
lily, lying contiguous, amid let to must responsible truant.
fur upwards of 1,1001. • year. The whole foenting a property
must desirable fur Trusters, ur persons dtsirous of making
a good Investment in Land.
For particulars apply to Mr. Wakefield, Land Surveyor,
No. 42, Pall-mall; or to Messrs. Brace and Selby, Solici-
tor', Surrey-street, Strand.

WHO CAN REFRAIN?
DI DOING 4111 i CO. Nu. I, Corelltill, London,
remind the Politic, that NEXT FRIDAY. Jona e 3,
will be the Last Day of Drawingr fit Capital Prism IN.
Money am' Consuls roust all be dammed in that Doe Dry,
lacludiug
4 Prima pr t3n,enn
4
4 ....... 600
6:e ice. Sm.
PIDDING and Co. have plraabre is reverting to the
extraordinary 'hick which many have esorriem at their
Other, so extraordinary, nudged, as scarcely is be credible,
hot will at limy time he confirmed us oath :—One Person
bail rive Capital Prizes within 13 Months; anoilwr faire
Mints within.2o Mouths; nosily have hail • 20,0001. Pry.a
true, auJ itininui rabic Persons have had smaller Capitals
more than mire. P. and Co. hops slaw many of the shove
are now on bole at *heir Mice, No.l, Corshill, ar at their
Agents.

. FINISH UP -rue LIUTTERY.
5,000 rickets were Drama the First Day.
2.500 Tickets were Drawls the Sercaut Day.
500 Tickets were Draws the Third Day.
32.0e0 Tickets restate to be Drawaaezt Day.
TBisii reepectrotly acquaints his heat friends.
• the public, that the STATE LOTTERY FINISHES
NEXT FRIfIAY, instant. au which day all the 12,000
Tickets now in the Wheel POW hr Draw.; as utast al..
She Four Stuck Prizes of 110,0010. the Forty.four other Stuck
Capitals. sad the Fourteen bloomy Capitals.
• • BISWS Offices Bre .reinarkahrit hideout( whew
110,4100. 1. Prises form part cif the Scheele, ea he has 'old amid
shared as nosey 30,0001. Peters seal! the ether Oltieelieepasis
evaibiued, aid his are the witty Offices that ever sold is eel
Lottery all Three Prises of.30)41001.
Wseranted Undrawit Tickets sad !lawn are selifell
T. 111514, thock•hroker, 4. Corshill, sad 9. Charing-eras%
Slit has elrearly sold Sit Capital. he the preset Lottery.
Yariees appareitt iedneesweels have bees held oat at
Memt periods of this Lottery. by which penises were Ind
he iisagine great advantages were to he wittaired and by
lbs weirding or the Atlvertieestenb it appeared that they
Wes to be bed wily at ilartieulae Offices ; but such has net
he.. she ease; tor BOWS Cashmere may rest snored
- Awe beds sad wilt heves every adviseteee the Scheme
may hr said he pines, although ULM is NUT the CON.
TRACTOR, sow he, any cancers its the Lottery ec 51.11-
"447111111 NT!!!
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The Earl or Lteitircsni. said. that it most be
fully in their Lordships recollection the subject to
winch his illajeVy's Alrissage which he load the ho-
moor of presouting tothein referred to, which made
it unneceiwory fo► bliss t., state it, and also that out
that Message their Lo,daltips had voted a Secret
Committee to examine and ',Tort 1111 the documents
accompanying the Slew/lege. lie bad thought it
his duty to postpone the alerting of that Committee
from time to tune, on account of certain nevem-
tions and explanations which were procreditig on the
painful subject, and many Noble Lords having ex-
pressed their high expurgation that it would not be
necessary for the Secret Committee to have hurt at
all, and in the latter part of the tiegoeiation he had
the strongest hopes that it would have been so con-
chided as to hate presesited the interference of their
Lordships ; that hope was now put an end to, en the
negotiation had completely failed, and he could el.
sore the !louse that no persona could feel more sorrow
for its coming to such a couchision than his Majesty's
Moister*. He lurid in his hand the whole of the
correspondence which took place on that viegocia-
tiuse„ and he ass commanded by his Majesty to Icy
them out their Lordsiiips' table. As it wan usual
when ►uch a Message was received from the Crown,
I. that the papers_ accompsnying it were printed, he
would move that these should, and they might he
ready for the perusal of their Lordships in die
courreof to-morrow morning. lie would also move
.that the Order of the Day for the Secret Commit-
tee find meeting on to-morrow should be diacharg-
ad, fur the purpose of puutputiing it to Friday

net'.
The Marquis of LANgDOWN said, he wished to
he informed whether the Noble Earl intended to
move an Addre.s on the Meti.eae of his Majesty,
mil if not, what other proceeding be intended to
propose on the subject.
The Earl of Livearoor. Mil, that he had uo
course to propose to their Lordships fur their many_
bun. lie thought that the Home might to be put
iu posses-ints of every thing which occurred relative
to the negociatious before the Secret Committee
met. lie did not know if it woul.: be his duty
thereafter to make any :notion as it retried to the
Meow from leis Maieety, but essiain:y he wee nut
prepared at present with arty notice of umbra cu
the subject.
The Marquis of Lawsuovesi said, thee he was
to understand that what then papers contained
were uecessary for the information of the Secret
Committee before they met, or, in other words. they
added strength to the documents for the remit's.
butt of which the Committee had been 'promised.
The Earl of Lteeeisoou said, he intruded no
such thing ; all he did mean was, that the cures"
pondence should b. printed, and then it would he
open for any course that their 'Audibly' might
think proper to propose.
Earl Gextr said. he rose for the purpose. if it
was possible, of extracting en explanation from his
Majesty's Ministers ou this proceeding, but he had

little tome, 01 success frosts what ,C, bed seen of .11... Ye
VOA S•,oiaii first. atom cootie ohm° to Parlian e -.
a Mewage from his illejes.y, brought down loy ne.e
of his Msjesty's edvieets, cootaimisgelsordes against
, tile Q ierti Col4sutt. A Secret -Coos/sitter iial
been sppoiuted to °mow. Imo them, whit it li.fl
liven ',showered foam 41sy to day by the same Nt..-
ble Ebel. net-sou account of any thing wild, 1...
stated to their Lortiolaip., but in cults forme- t I
whit had taken plate elsewhere ; at last the hi gt,-
ci dims me put as, end to, to the g.eat act roe cf
the Nobla Fall, sill be assured him that hr iti;e.s.
ed it was so. fee it-.wee a most paiisful soh.
ject to those who were out the refloo sel4:.
advisers of the Crown, and it must tr-f ene.c•t
more so to them. Then fullueed toe pspete
winch had been Inotoght down this night. WI ;:t
he waked to kilos/ ass, Whitt was the ostrich-2 . f
laying the µperm on she table? He bad hr:t3 : I .1
etwitspoitileilee being laid oil the table. till a orgy.
coition relative to war or peace with a rote tgo Lancer,
but what their Lordships lord to do with Isamu tint
retried to a °eructation between hi Neje-oy**
Ministers end certain peirmat on the vart of the
Quern Comourt. he knew not ; audio* woo:else at a
loss how nary could mietiere watt ft* Mettiog of
the Committer, which loot heels apprituted by
the vote of 'toot House ; or was he to haler list
his Majesty'. Alinisters thought if eteir Lotal.hip,.
were put He possessime of the cooteuts of rhese
papers. that it wools brim( them If' the crouch/silo:
that Hu tea, loather toroceriltitge *tire tsectrrary ? li .
fur our would not give theist credit for spelt an in.
te.tiont, but lie would tell their Lordships Whet
they were Istrtige,ling at. It was to throw the re.
spomthhily which net iisupelly as taelted Iststliellt, a.
Lieu Alsjerty'. advisersiusi Perliamen-, goel throw it
off of themselves; fur if they hoist • pribia facie
case made out *Leh they mull .stsvisull,, they lilt
nut wino .bohlort.* or vein to low the °ditto] [Swili..
Seises.— (IJear. hear.)
The Errl 4.4 f Hattitowoo raid, dist in a care
like the preseue. where nu login seas to be had hum
precedent,•nd but feint glimmering's from toaslo{y,.
he knew of no course of 'woo. edslig "%Wells bett-r
became the Ministers of the Crowu to ticilotAluset
to ask in every instatice the iminediate advice or
Proliaisient. 'flee Noble Eeri(t'.ier7) was hut pr..
Iscily correct in the statement te...„,k...1....ide tunic -
-5.4 IL:: 4..seronfeht of -GM" site ill of Ms root!.
mutter on fusilier occasions. lie wools/ ink their
-Lordships whether that roljourntnetot did met
take place as much in comeollence of the wisher
expressed by several Members of thielfOuse. us or
tiny occurrence 'lst might have happened ie.
soother place, to which is would not Le quite
regular to refer ? The sense of me Those, iialceit.
had not been collected upon this polo% lay ti <-
1. way of vote. but it was hot the less toolercoo,l
Item the individoel esaaressiou il The toilettes ruin.
tanned by revers' Itle;:ibers. lie tittle thou_ht at
would have beau made a charge sgaitest 11 e cot L-
dential o tots of the /;roan, that, afier ihivioag at:-
Wised the Kiog to enter •tito isegociatosits upon this
subject, in pursuance alio) desires of both House.
of Parliainelo. they shottl.l here further ricotta—
,lllettiled that the result of Mose tirgoeihtionot should
Ise laid before the Legislature. The NoUr Bert Esti
eolliplrined that nu intraimeo-was tete be retaliate!
spots this coutiouiitiomer,.ased stated thet Such a
1 proceedioag was contrary to precedent. 'Bat it must,
' be known to their Lordships, that at was not ufitssual
fn have papers Idol before she floes', Oil vitAclo :tee
Milliliters of the Crown lint nut think it irri•essai(
either to espies. an opit.:ea -themselves, or tee i..k l's..
liament to express an opinion. Stith, i'ir siiktisilee,
were scone Internet of iesce..everfulter wary of %C OW
• III&IglillUsle. The Noli:e Emil had shoo etimpletued
that the Ministers of the Crovvutsppest ell dbitustv cr
throwing off their constituttonal respoloilohry, siil
, itopusii:g an nupWutient duty loom Psoli ttneat ;
but it Certainly i/1.1g;il hot le lie erode .1 e3USe e•feeli.
sure to his Alajesty'aMiitisters if, oat a 1.,...t of suds
extreme delicacy, they should call fur the- advice of
Perliament. lie ovule' not add one wont mot.)
upon this subject. He stated what had send. 41
himself upon the propriety l,f the cosine paoposed
to be pursued. end he hoped it woulJ prose t-iit0.,1!7
ostisfactory to the (louse.
Lord Ilue.Letio begged permission to drat,/
their Lordships' attention heck to the cocuindatect a
in which the preseret cotorcreetion hail unguided.
His Noble Relative (the Marquis of LassisilLoi )
hod asked of lice Noble Rol oppostn. •wfilt the
drift was of the ostlers Mal how oil Ilse taLl.,
how they might affect the pearreetiliqs now Fes dog.
and in particular, whether °soy mould pee-veld the
Secret Committee limn meet lig ? The Nabte Eat I.
however, declined mostverlieg tie.* questioini. 'Tette
it was, indent, as litiW Milted, that they had ice
precedent to guide them, but they had ceituanos,
sense and retool', nod these flowered to have bee'
wholly overlooked. --A Message had come doa II
from the Crown, 'rpm-ill immediate hives-
tigetion ; oat the fullowtog evening-- the Noble
Earl
tleisisaavtertti:74eitirie:l of t
° shouldie ' UfeeveYpro.""htorosat d
tei le, bi
wishrel t I
i I:::
latllli.iiiiiii that the Utmost should be done to re-
lieve l'Arlitionent from the uopleassot duty which 114.1
beeu throws, is it. A thud Mesitsge ea., however, .
now coluttwiticeted to their Lordships, declrtiog
that nacre than the utmost load been dour. but that
ell had failed, and yet that else sovestigation •hould
he still deferred till Friday, without any explana-
tion give'', or toy cruse astsigteed for so stratoge
and siannielueiv a proceeding. Such undoubtedly
was mot the mode HI winch .Miteisters 4110.411 y pro.
ceeded in cases where green hugs litre referred to
Perbrineatt. %Viten Moister. brought down their
bags fraught with charges against the people, and
the present Minister* had but too mach prect.ce its
that particular. did they say to the Hausa. •s there
are papers fur you, al.) wtili them chat you
please; make what muttons you think proper.
tbrurtr w, e
Nos; they
ft formed us, otepintilue: tittouesse thei.,
fli.otae
(its
descriitwits of what the bags cuLtaitted—they
stated the general purport of the documents pre.
settled, they hinted with tutcrable accuracy al the

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