The Sun.
London, England, 1809-05-06 00:00:00

_Amid in bribery, and thereby iiillujiited cleaots
tO iettnn 'Members to that House 130rpyigii

which was particularly specified ;o be then influenced
in its choice of representaiivrs %as Newpori, in the
Isle of Wight. Several other rotoltniono were like•
wise passed to consequence of an order to that etleCt.
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Awe]) the person principally conviamt was cent- He did not conceive the .Hon. Gentleman (Mr.
Milted to the Tower of London. The guilt of vol.- Bathurst) liad applied it- partieularly to any person.
.ruPtion, from the same pradices, -it was resolved Mr. Sectetery CANNING 'added his testimony to
also, held attaehed to Mr. Glover, the.agent for *the the same effect.
Raid Samuel Shepherd, stmt: 'Mc lion, Gentkillan 4Mr. Li:vim/asp said he certainly did apply it to
begged the House would. give its attention to the the Hon. Gentleman, in consequence of the senti-
question of torte in this case. The persons accused mains he heard that lion. Gentieman had deLvered
Were first heard in their places, and aftefl.vard, the at diirc.rent public places which' he attended.
House proceeded to decide upon the charges sub-• Mr, Iltnotit.Pir begged pardon of the Hon. Gcn-,
tnitted .against them. He had .now to inform the tleinanl lid denied his ever having. attended ;Iny
HOnse, that the Right Hon. tipeneer Perceval, thro' public meeting with such intentions. •
the medium of the Hun. U. enebicy (no-longer a Mr."CmcrwaicinT was of opinion that it would
'Member of that Hoetsc), together with Lord Vis- be only a lair and courteous liberality of the Hon.
count Castlereagh, were guilty of pradices siruilin. Gentleman to have given previous notice of what his
to those with which Alm above-mentioned persons motion intended to-convey.
bad been charged. He Should conclude by tooyitig, Mr. AlidinocKs said when he gave hiq notice
that these charges against the Right Hun. Spencer
oh this subject, he had mentioned his readiness to
Perceval, and Lord Viicoont Castlereagh, he heard I read the substatice of his motion, in order that the
at the Liar of that House ow TneSday next. persons accused should be prepared.' ..10 resting as
BIADULPII seconded themottun. he did on, the Journals for precedent, he considered
The CuAl.:crr.Lost of the- t.s.toeutiga said, that that he only discharged his.duty. It a should ap-
n'n" he had never heard, until now, of the subject ! pear that he acted any way wrong, or in any manner
which formed the grounds of the Hon. tiientieman's had been 'personal, lie was prepared to otter any
rietion, and since the. common courtesy of previous epology in his power. It he had done so, it mu,,t
" chorMation had been denied him, he had nothing arbe from hi; igisorance and inexperience of uch'
further to do than make fiow, and leave tne. to lie hid 'in.).le. the attention,
to forms and
Ymatter ththe .decisiOrt the House.----erne Right regularity on this subject his study. He could not
on. Peutleman hereupon withdrew. Luid Cass understand from those to' whom he bad' applied,
14ereagh was not present.) - that there was any other method more proper to be
Sir. J. ANSTitUT,Ilgit was of opinion,. that some. adopted; as nothing would be so un6it. as to send
Wilt further than the statement made by the Ron. forth a story without going into— •
Contleman who had brought forward this tnetion Tht Sraaitatt here begged pardon of the Hon.
was necessary, before they came to adopt so eittra, Gentlemen far interrupting bin,. That he should do-
-,l,ruinary a resolution: It wets to be assumed that' an was, 'however, rendered imperatively necessary..
Hon. tiattulemaa had stea=d his charges , front the view which he lied of the point upon which
wnere W4* there any httennattell given that Mr. the Hop. Member was promeding. It meld not be
Plr,ceval bad ken guilty of those radices with fair to pleceed in a cliargeagai ;Ist an Hon. Menthe*. in
:tft"leil urns tiros cluirodto' What, reas(44 4vcrd atesenve, particularly. as the. Hon. Member had
v'"ii.re *drifted to 13111 on that flight Hutt. wiiiikheom in consequence ()fits being considered
`l,t;"°:teio, eitherhy hinvelt-or eoutisel, to iMIWOP that IV Should (10 tO ith4:l" hearing Inc charges made
spelt- cherees at the 'Ur fitat Houser. Such tlOillht him in the tint instant:v.—With re-sped to
4,4 ttof Lie `the ort4e:oitra,tit It Coat i.;4, 'tenet, the .LNuse, would allow h4n-