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instituted against ber—n trial foutnled on papers,
not on witnesses--a trial, not by the ordinary tri-
bunals of the country, but by a Secret Committee.
1 pink 1 am entitled, under these circumstances,
to know what coarse the accusers intend to pur-
sue; and acting at this moment without autho-
rity on this particular point, as an individual
Member of Parliament 1 think it my duty to give
notice, that 1 shall to-morrow expect this state..
rent on the awful subject now before us.
Mr. Baot,oHAM rose and said I—At the present
moment, and at 30 short a notice, I am, like my
Learned Friend, unprepared to enter ()post this
important subject. Unhappily a resolution has
been taken—nobappily for the Queen—unhappily
for the House, unhappily for the Pat liament ,
happily for the Guvet motto, arid torhappily for the
Country'—l say, a resolution appears to have been
taken. which must reinter all further silence on
this question unnecessary. The time approaches
when men will have to make up then miuds
on the subject. and my lips will be unsealed from
that restraint which lIKS heretofore closed theca.
•At present I shall only say, I think it fair to
give the Noble Lord opposite warning, that
Government will not only have the task, to per-
twin of showing a strong case against her Ma-
ies'y, but they will have &mother task as Minis-
ters, paramount to that, of clearly and distinctly
couvincing the House and the Country, that there
was no longer a possibility lett them of postponing
or suppressing this discussion. Whichever way
the question is determined is of no consequence to
this polar. Their case nntst be, that the landing
of the Queen and pre-existing circumstances ren-
dered all further forbearance impossinle. ItAke it
for granted that Ministers 'are prepared to state
this case to the House, and trust that to-morrow
they will acrptit themselves of their obligutiou.—
Now that I am on my legs, Sir, 1 hope 1 may
be allowed to say a few words that seem re-
qaisite for my own justification.--(Hear, hear,
hear !)—Since 1 entered the House, a Newspaper
has been put into my bawls, in which, to my
great astonishment, I read an account, purport-
ing to relate what took place at St. Omer's. That
account is, 1 most oissetve, inaccurate, and in
most material points very gat bled and erroneous
In justice to the Noble Lord (Htitchinson,). who
has not yet returned, 1 am bound to state this
much, and to designa,e the relation of what he
did as imperfect and garbled. Fur myself, I de-
clare, that I have no nothan of the manner or by
what channels this statement got into the public
journals. To what indiscretion, or to what
breach of confidence this premature disclosure of
circumstances is owing, 1 cannot tell. 'Tilll en-
tered the House, 1 declare that 1 had not seen the
account, and abstaining from further discussion of
the subject at present, I hope I shall be excvased
for having thought it necessary to say so 111UCLI on
the subject.
The Address rooted by Lord CASTLEREAGH' Wait
now pot and tattled, and ordered to be presented
to his Majesty by such Members of the House es
%%Jere Members of the Privy Council.
Lord CASTLEREAGH moved, that the Papers pre-
sewed should be kept in the custody of the Clerk
of the House.
His Lordship's notice for moving for the ap-
pointment of a Secret Committee to•morrow was
then formally entered, and ibis important busi-
ness concluded.

[For the conclusion of the Proceedings, sre the Fourth Page.l

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