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Of la Oldla, mad the evident*, looking to that, Of what she.
sett jtitan was it Hired, most likely,' to traduce her Majea.
ty's eh/ratter. brnitoht forward after a lame of 12 month.,
and never would have been bremght forward at all if hrr Ma-
jesty worth! hare listened to the edTers which had been made
to bet. How were they to coppes, that tlw trial would be a
fair one, vitem the same House of Peers introduced levity of
hehavienr into the Rill, we a means of traducing the Qaten'a
chararter, and at the earn, time refused a list of the wit-
nests) If all that wag charged or insinnated were 'rue,
let melt a departure from the sacred prineiTilea of jut.
tier night not to be minctioneel by that Court. The
Mouse of Petra had beets compared to a jury : but thry
were neither impartially 'fleeted nor etworn. They had
none of the rharsetetisties of a jury; but they were er-
ror/0m as writ as Jury, and were alto to sit in judgment. ITi•
Nnieeety•• Minister* had neat. in that Hons.., and it could not
he loraotina that his Metie..ty was the fountain of bonnier,
roil hat geeme of the in•hritheate ..vho sat there hold Barra.
aitnationq at the pheisore of the Crowell and could any
barna,' briag think that io a piellioin ',Owen her Majesty
one the King of England, substantial justice could he done
by sorts a tribunal ? It crrbeiply was intended that the
Howie of Com/Irma shoal,' have proceeded in ,his way; hot
the Resolationt whirl, they haul passed hail preveuted that,
Mid now the litoise of Lords were to do what the Commons
roold ete.t. If he ohjetted to the House of Lords, iii• ob-
jections were atilt stronger to the Commona, who could not
adnieniater .4n oath. What would the Howe eln? Take the
evidence as given before the Lords ? lie would say No. Yet
'chat chance would her Majesty have arnioet testimony not
uneler the sanction of an oath? Much had been said of the
power ..f it. two Houses. it was said they could do any
thing hut make a man a woman, or a woman a man, and
11.01141.1 they would even attempt that. The Royal
easerent would 1..• isetmeary before the Bill of Pains
rood Penalties Comb! became a law, making g I what
had teen said on a some what similar oreasion by a great
law seithority, that it Vias rOnVeffillr the threme of mercy
into n joilgeneut seat, trot only enraaelling his Majesty to
pima a sentence of etendermeation, but that upon the greatest
imbjeet in the kingdom, his own wire and near relation...-
Wu. there a Mal) who, fur the sake of bit wife, of his chil-
dren, and posterity, but would stand forward in oppose
that mode of proceeding? It should never be forzatten that
eh" object of that proceeding. wry a foreigner, a Queen, and
a relation 10 his Majesty; that big Mini:eters were leagued
against her, woehiug in the dark, and therefore the
people ought to fee I for her, they ought in commiarrate
her situation, and oppose the (Titres with which she
was threatened to be overwhelmed. fir never woutd con-
vent to ft, hack for precedents to the time of Richard it,
or Henry VIII.; they were 'mown—they were infamous;
hut if the present Bill slinold pass, when the Peerage was
honourable., when the House of Commons was disinterested,
and when the twople were eatlightered, in that proparlissi
the eventide would be more dangerous.
Mr. BROWN explained. •
Mr. tistenTiss supported the Resolutions.
Mr. Jose mounded her Majesty was entitled to a list of
the witnesses against her. _ . .

Me. T. WILLIA%i, in a desultory Ppm+, gloving whirl,
hr was several limes called to order, wpreqed the ROWIIP•
1101.1.

Mr. SLADIS said. hr had reason to know that Dr. Londe
ington was retained fur the Queen, under she idea that the
I•••ocetding• would have been in the Consistory Court. The
course, f proceeding in that Court he womid briefly slate.
The libel, as it was ratted, first stated the fact• of the
come, and a mere assertion of adulterous iutroeuuse would
he disregarded, unless it shuald state the lime and place,
when and where the set of adultery was committed. After
the lihel was prepared, the parties must hate notire of the
wilnesws names and places of abode; and when once the
libel was 'Omitted, not a little of it could lie altered.—
But Sloe preamble of this Bill was viol like as indict.
mesa or a libel no an Ecclesiastical Conti; for that
peeamhle might lie sari►', nay entirely dialoged in its
progress through the House. How, ha would ask, could
equal jointer be done• when the same parties were at•
misers, legislating*, and jodges?--://eor, f sor.)— Law was
said to he the perfection of booms reason, but this
refusal of the list of witnesses, was that the perfection of
human reason? Was it justice? He would put the case of
this Si!? being pastel, the marriage diesoilvett, and hi, Ma.
juste marryisog again and having a child; if his Majesty
whunhl die dewiest the infancy of that child. the Duke of
Yuck wash' be the Regent, Ned at the head of the army.
He was satisfied, judging from historic facts, that the first
act would be au endeavour to do away the present pro-
ceeding

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Mr. ilstown rose to speak.
Mr. Ald.-ritiot WAITHMAM rose to order. He contended,
Ono a Grutleman moving an amendment bad no right to
reply.
Mr. Aldermse Woozy never rero!leeted in the floose of
Cement:m.o.ot the et over of as amendment had the right of
reply,
some farther disensvion on the point of order, it
we' 41rti46.1 that Mr. Brown had not the privelEge of replying.
_ .

Ala. Feeri.r. then replied, after which the preffirlllll gees.
tine V,TIO put and newati•sel—thr Reen:utions were aftec-
wnratiptrt and carried needy nti3nintuit.ly Peliti ttttt to hods
Holmes of Pediment, Anted. d on the ftesolntiene, were
then read, and it was reeolvest the Petition to the Roam of
Peers should 111 C presented by rnme Lord of Pas harness,.
and such Mentitrrs of the Common Council as were
Merrhrrs of Ike Haynie 01" einninuris should be requested to
prevent the Petition to that Howe
Seale routine Imo/Lees was then dispatched, and the
Court broke up.

Pllt i GPI INTSLLIGtiNCE.

FLANDERS AND HAMM:RG[I MAILS.

staux,.n•Lv O.

The Prineesa Gettacinska, wife of his Imperial H.Klinesa
the Gaud Duke Cumitaiiiiiie. has taken the Maine of
itnmaonar, whirls is the family name of the reigning Im-
perial House. The importation of An, iCtt salt is totally pro.
Whited otter the tat of September, as well at Waal, as an
the other parts of the Erame and S#a of kmph.
rialialiacri, JULY 7.

trst twrlve barrels of n►w English brains have inn
iirr•veti ,ere. The fret netmsla herrifige &Nu arrivr.l tu.tiny.

/VIA' In.
Teaterfiny evening arrived the fist vessel this yea', with
fife haircts of new Dutch terriers.

ingirnszuman, JUNE 91

IF. esercifel disposition of his Majesty the Emperor en.
tends even to (Timms& whose crimes have subjected theses
to severe legal minishosetit; this is proved by a most rt mask-
sale Ukase addressed to the Senate on the 21st of March.

" Calostdering the dilEetilties attending the care of those
erimitods who ate condemned so herd Is boor in the fortresses.
ard have there lust their health and strett7,lli and by age.
sick:peso. or inliiniititm. hare become incapable or further
labour i We bare teusidsred it $4 jll4l to direct our attest.
tom to flu se loci, who are iudred excluded from society by
crimes, het may claim from humanity attentiou to
a.slfare. %%'e therefore oril;;;.;,"&c.
'1,••• Vkase then Isla 'town the seglil4l3olllllo he observed
reef. rlititt such infirm climatal,.

tio the 14th or liar month bas Majesty rorieweil the
stitroiroo iu the Roads of Crunetath, whit,' put to ties the
day lame yeaterthy.

VTYNNA, JULY 1.

By the lung series of war in which the Au., ri.on ilintinceby
had been engaged, the number of tuvalhls niwoutiled. in
J 815.10 61.004; flour Inrou the thee lass runspaigi:s asuuteut
to B.64l2.—(lifinburg4 Papers, July 11.)

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slurs/sr, JURE '24.
11 is asserted here Mal the Nebo of Juanah,a, also is
• imieruse preparatious for she war whirli he will
Lev, le maintain against the Porte, boa ruceludrll 'tree-
enrols with lanian suit ltalinu Ishii bare reigned
tu supply him with arms wail anionuuititio. Ile pays fur all
these arsirlea is nutty noway, and at a liberal price, havimg
.as N is said, great treasure at Ilia &vowed.
11 is affismed that the prthibitiur in export arms sad mi-
litary shares sill lie renewed here, but hitherto this pruhibi-
Out has not token place. II is very Juubtfut whether the
Greeks will take part with Ali, whatever offers he may make
stair at this wiussieut They have not forgotten the tyran-
nical easitliset sad the paid, which Ise LIJ displayeiltawarcla