The Sun.
London, England, 1817-07-12 00:00:00

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-consign Me indisidual, nut to f. i.ll. fc,t. that woula lit fair, butt
to the force of calumny, for a period of. five mouths ? Ile
would aihnit that what, had happened in Ireland did bold
ant a warning--which warning was, that
_f?pverninent should
speedily step in toiippose the tirst beginnitrg of the spirit
that had lately manifested itsetf. Ile &it tot meal) in ob-
ject to the novel proceedingaiV a Member of that flimsy
substituting his speech its..- ace of the speech from the
Throne, as- an historical gitetail of the transactions of this
Session—hut let the detail he just—let the roine regnire
fair account, and not accept the inaccuracies cOntaloed in
he valmninons epitome Which this Address pkS•ented. It was
remarkable that the subject of ParliameutaT, Reform was
altogether omitted. The fact was., that tfOre existed an
agreeable diversity of apinioh nitou thls subject, notwith-
standing all the pains that weie;tiEhen to regulate the mode
in• which the sentient puppets in "dir'crei;t, parts of the coun-
try were to Move. fie Wilk; surf ri3rd that the Llon.- Baro-
net (Sir Burdett.), and the Noble Lord (Cochrane), could
agree to au Address, which omitted their favourite to-
•pic, or lend thttuselves to applaud this portrait without a
nose,-•(a laugh).--,After ridiculing the various systems and
differe eta of the Petoemers, tie proceeded to enumerate the
retrenchments -of Hipeudihtre, the niittriry into the. Poor
Laws, the reject' n tt Parliamentarylletorm, and the aboli-
tion of Sinecures, as measures in which Parliament had con-
sulted the wishes, and attended to the prayers of the people.
Ile illustrated the signs of the times as applying to the state
of Esgland in January and July, by a line . from a living
Poet—
" Good men look sad while ruffians dance and sing."

Now the ruffian was abashed, while the good man felt confi-
dent of his security. They might gu forth fearlessly to their
Constituents under these circumstances ; he, for one, should
do so, nut hesitating to defend the measures adopted bY Go-
'estment, as e,sential to the safety of the country, and con-
tributing to its salvation..— [We regret that want of room
absolute!), precludes us fri,m giving more than this very faint
outline of Mr. Canning's very eloquent speech. Ho was loudly
cheered from all parts ut the House.j
Mr. BROUGHAM replied.
After a fekv explanatory words from Mr. Canning and Mr.
Htiskisson, the motion was negatived without a division-.
Mr. BENNETT had a petition to ptesvut from the younger
Mr. Evans.

Air. ADDINGTON bad been given to under Stand that
neither of the two former petitions had been signed by tht
elder Evans

Mr. IJO*WF.II. had been informed by Mr. Eriins, that the
petitions hart been drawn up by Mr. Harmer from instruc-
tions furnished by him, but he had not seen them after they
bud been engrossed.

Mr.. BENtiETT was ignorant of .that circumstance, and
thought the practice irregular.
Lord CASTLERMAGH should not oppose the bringing up
the Petition, but thought the proceeding was somewhat [mire
than irregular. The word dungeon was not applicable to
their room. The-object of these persims was only to produce
an impression unfounded in truth.
The Petition was then read, and ordered to lie on the table.
• Sir F. IT gave notice, that he would to morrow,
if there was time, bring forward the petition of Mr. Mal-

The House adjourned at 'rimy o'CLocx this Morning.

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