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urgent nature of the business, the Lords wetV
obliged to send thivtiessage by their Clerk'. A4sisz.
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The,"%lessengets withdrew, and
The SPE A Kt, it mentioned to the House, that at

the usual method ,ofacommunicathig 'with the
House had not been'obeeTred ,oa the present
It. was :tieees,sary.tO mark the tlepattu/s:..',
from 'established precedent. '.• H ereore
ef • •
gested that it would 'be proper to caltlre theMett-;;1.
sengers of the Lords, and inform theM;,thatthe •
.
House bad received their Message, tind ••%vOuld
turn an answer by a Messenger of their, own, • •-
'Pile Messengers ih
e were accordingly called us and
informed, than an answer would be returned to
the Communication of the Lords by.a Messenger
Of the House of Commons. . , • •
As soon us they had,,withdrawo,
The CHANCEL,LO.R•Of the EXCUFQUEU moved,,
`` that the House do acquiesce in, the Message
sent by the Lords by their Clerk-assistant, ertisting,
however, that this'mode of communicating would • •
,
not be drawn into precedent." •
The Motion was unanimously agreed, to.. • '
The CHANCELI•OIt of the gxeneuuga then -
moved, that an answer be sent to the Lords by' a
Messenger of the Hoarse ; and Lord BI'XNING
wits appointed to carry the same.
The SPeAKtte then said, thetas the. House bad
agreed to the Message requesting' a conference,
it would be proper to name their managt;is.
The following Members seere accordingly he.
pitted :---The C!..ancelb•lr Of the ENCIi-eqoet,- Mr.
Canning, Mr. Rose, Mr WilVerho.ree, Mr. Long, :
Mr. Powsonby, Mr. Tierney, Sir S. Romilly,
Mr. Wallace, Lord Arch. %Hamilton, Lord
Mies, and Mr. Vrcemaptle, who repaired to the -• •
contereoce. Alice
,a„thito;t interval they returned .
to the House, when...; •,
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t.., • •
HANCELGOR• of the EXCHEQURR reported,
that the Lords louleommunicated to 'them that
several daring ()wraps loot been committed on
'the' person of his Royal,Higlmess the Prince Reqr
gent, on his return from Parliament' this day ; •
that they had 'agreed upon an Addreis to his
Royal Highness, and requested the concurrence
of the Commons House in the same..., 'the Lords
likewise informed them, tbo.theybad receiv cd.'f
the evidence at a witness op these procteding%,.and., •
trust the name of this ,witness was the Right Hon'.
.Murray, conunoolyolled Lord ,las,
The CnsticELLoa,,,coci,she Exenk:nuett thin
moved, that their,LoajiMps' Message 411opld.be
taken into consideratiou,.T.,. .
Mr..W.lLLlkhtft WYNN-SUggpStEd, Oita , •
be propes to decide ilmnediatelytupon the course:,
which the House should adopt. Caosidering,,the •
extreme urgency of the subject then, before thon,,,.
he jubtuitted, tvlietlier the debate on. the Address
should not be adjourned,, • ,
The CHASICELLOR 'of, the EXCHEQUER thOulht, •
that as the cortemunicAtion which the Honse had
received froth- sbeir. Lordship's was teo- eat raiirdi, •
nary find alarming, and considering the respect • .
Which they owed to the Crown, ;hey Ought nut
to proceed on any other business that thy..
The SPEAKER said, that what,evc:r might be the
lletermination'of the House, it would be better,
that the course of proceeding shoUld he knoWn acid,
decided,. •
The CHANCP.I.Lott of tile. VA-. EQVPIt then,
moved, that the hothercomideration Of tile:
bikts on the Addiessliblauld be adjourned till
to
morrow.
This being agreed to, the Right Hon. Gentle.'
man tnoved, that the' Message of the Lords he
'now token into consideration.
The Adds ess of the Guido was then read, to the.
following elfeet.:---
(f We, his Majesty's. most dutiful ;sad loyal subjects, t
hw
Lords Spirituul• and Temportt in Parliament assembled, beg
leave to address your Royal• highness, and to express, our: •
'abhorrence of the,several daring.outrages which- have:
committed on the person of your Royal Highpess, on your.,
,s' tutu front Parliam'ent this d4y. We cannot reflect, without
deep concern, In Which we shall;lic joined by all descriptions'
of suSjcets, that such daring', ankl flagitious outrages were-
perpetritted whilst your IfoOtiliHighness was in the exercise of
the sovereign authority in Parliament ; and in laying before
your Royal Highness the evidence which has been taken oft,
this occasion ,WC request that you would, he graciuuily pleasttil
'to talni the mosteffectoal means, without delay, to diicover,
the auljitms, of these proceedings."
The CHANCRI.LOR of the 'EXCHEQUER, then ,
moved, that Lord James Miirrey be called in and,
examined,. Which was unenimously agreed to.
'His Lordship accordinglyoppeared at the 13nr.
when the Chancellor of the Excheriner proceeded
.to ;pat the following questions, which
Were rc-
Il4tet) by the, Speaker : • .
The Lortils tleSired to state what
situa-
dem lir bolas in Iriiiloyat Higliness the Prince
Ilea
elitt s th,AohOr--Allswer, 1 .feu a Lord of the
iledelotinber. •:;'•. •
.-iThe- Co AN ent.r.aet 4a6 the 170. x cu ray en ,—Was
the. Noble Lord its 'attendance., on.his Royal nih-,
tiers 011 his:morning to the Houses of Parliament
this day 'i.-7--1.wa4„4 •
Cu, of the Esto.--Aros.tbe Noble Lord in the
carriage eritli his RaYalthlnghtieos the Vrioee
ltis-
tent, %Wen. bereturne4 trout, the' .House ?—Yea,
if
was. . •a• •
Cu. Of site Lion Nohld4.aosd Will be
pleased to'sriiieiwhat ltarlrcntfd :its 41Itt,;nvvlr, sight
'n,H that oeciasii.o—On the •return..4.l4isiloyst
Highness. from :the liaise ot::.ParlietrieftF,- when
t Wearrelage bed uttivt--d between C. a Itots house.
and Spring,gardettSl7'ibe glass of the eatriirge ort
the left hand was fraetored.
oj. the, Exco.---.ln what manner wasOirat
fracture produced ?.--The glass appeared :to lat,er
been, fractured by two.'.holletS of a small site,•
quarter of an ineh,opart,-; •
•1: The Cu of the, lioictt,-7-'.11,e Lord
v. ills
be pleased to state, Altbokr, couceie,:s 'that the •
gNsik, was frket uted Ibis eel, or -by some rather
substance bt grunt -violteeee,?.--I have not the.