The Sun.
London, England, 1810-03-06 00:00:00

While the division was going forward, the CfrAN•
CIiLLOR of the EXCiIEGUREI requested the Members
who were out not to go away, as there might be
another division.
Strangers were_ not re-admitted, but we were
given to understand that Mr. Whitbread's_ first
resolution, was carried without a division-.-It was
as follows ,
" That it_ appears to, this House, that John Earl
of Chatham, having requested his'Majesty to 'per-
mit him,to present his report to his Majesty, and
having also requested that his Majesty would
not communicate it for the present, did, on the
Es.h of January last, privately transmit to
his Majesty a paper, bearing date the 15th
of Oetober preceding, and purporting to be -a
Narrative of his Proceedings as Commander in
Chief of his Majesty's land forces' in the late
Expedition to the Scheldt, and that he withheld
all knowledge thereof, both from his Majesty's Mi•
nisters and the Admiral commanding in the said Ex-
pedition, whose conduct is materially implicated in
the said Narrative—that the same was, on the 10th
day of February last, returned to him by his Ma-
jesty's command, in consequence of his own request,'
and that on the 14th of Februarylie again tendered--
the- said 'Narrative to his Majesty, the same having
been previously altered by 'the suppression sof..a pa
t-graph containing matter of.opinion, the sqbstance
of which this House, by the/ examination of the'
said Earl, has been unable to ascertain." '

The second Resolution was then put as follows
• •

" That the Earl of Cha tham"by such private cornmu-
nication to his Majesty, accompanied by such -desire
of secrecy, did unconstitutionally abuse the privi-
vilege of access to his Sovereign, and thereby afford-
ed an example most pernicious in its tendency to'
his Majesty's service, and the general interest of the,
State."

• :Mr. CANNING rose,. an.d proposed a more miti-
gated resolution in lieu of the 2d resolution moved by
Mr. Whitbread, in which "Mr. Whitbread not only'
acquiesced, but seconded the motion.
This. motion was also agreed towithout a division.
Mr. WHITBREAD next rowed, that the Reso
tions agreed to be laid before his Majesty, by such
Members as were of his Majesty's Most Huno&able
PriVy Connell ; upon which: some Members ex-
claimed, " By the whole House."
This proposition called vp Mr;-WILBERFORCE and
Mr. B. BATHURST; both of whoth concUrredin the
wish that nothing of heat or personality should ap-
pear upon ,the proceedings of the House. That the
main object had been obtained by recording on the
Jotirnals of the House the sense they. entertained of
the transa4ion in a constitutional point -of vieW-, ant
that proceeding any further would 9ot be for thesdig4
nity of the 'House.
Mr. WHITBREAD coincided in the propriety of
this observation, and declared himself perfealy•sa-
tisfied in haVing carried the Constitutional question,
which was, all he had at heart. He should therefore
cheerfully swiihdraw- his motion with the permission
of. the House, and. he withdrew it accordingly:
The other Orders of the'aiy were then disposed
of, and die:House adjourned at Thee o'Clock this
morning.

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