The Sun.
London, England, 1811-01-05 00:00:00

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No rtio'ney pAtid be v,-,t out of their 113!,i(ic

not suppose that it woold be iirgth.ti • t4i,it h,,
Houses of Parliament 11710 1104 the it-t
the Seal or tof theChancelloe.i hands; how th, it a
.it be contended that the Regent alone might
upon an, Address. Why, the very admisttioo that'ap
Address gave him the anthority, implied that the
power lay in the Parliament. Gentlemen might
deny the proposition, tint he defied them to prove
the contrary. The Right Honourable Gentleman
then noticed some, observations' made respediog the
delays which had ()centred in br:nging 'filward
the resolutions on the sullied of his Majesty's inCa-
pawky. The delays. be might (ably state to be the
a& of the House, unless it eras intended to be
maintained, 'that be. (Mr. P.) bad falsely pro. .
cured the 'first adjournment. —lf so, be. was
ready to admit that he was criminally responsible,
but skid% rived to the delay of the first fortnight,
I here could be ho charge. As to the second delay,
die should most distinctly say, that the statement
which he had made to the 'House to prmore that de-
lay fell short of the authority which he had, and till
has, in possession from the Ph ysicints for it. Helm!
mated touch below, and not gone beyond the "dor- ,
nratican which he received frntsa them. As tot he third
Adjournmeto, an examination took place before the
Privy Gouttcil, and, it would not be said that any
false information wascterived from th..nce.:But then
Gentlemen hail made some oh.-ervations (Iron what
had fallvn from him ist respect to no public invert-
ven iet Ice having ariieni and now say t IteV,‘4 You whew
tkat it has Prigeti, by calling nOfailiament to provide
for that itaeonvenience.2" •4 Now (said the Right Hon.
Gentleman), 'we have this monstrous, abominable,
aggravated, aryl marked (lie before us---there it is
it; a most &wird and bidenus simnel What is it ?
if Gentlemen will not give the Kin'tfie chance of
recovery, why then thiiy *ere right lo 'consider the
delays as an inennveniturce. Bat what is :the great
public inconvitisience incorred by the delay a Why
thiS, that We hive, found it necessiry to come to
Parlirneut for the issue of onto:es for seroc'es
which they hal!: el.rected should be Pone."'
- Mr. W. Suirit insisted that the great pioblie iaa
conveitietice which arose was, that during. the tie,
lay in apnoititigf, the Rtsency,, the whole of the
responsibility so much talked of was a mete
Alter some further observations Crows Mr. Wit,-
tiv.avolcCE, Who defeeded the eltaanceitor of the Ex.,'
chequer ion the ground of the necessity of the Cases
and of his having in a manly crammer avowed his re-
spousibility, the Chanceller of the E.,,xchtleer in
explanation,' and Sir J. Isle k% port . ( who considered
that the adoption of the resolution would give op-
portunity to Ministers for other breaches of the
Constitution); some aniettchnents wets handed iii
by Mr. Wynne, and negatived, and then the origi-
nal resolution Was agreed to.
Ihe Hoithe having resumed, the, Report W2B
brought tneand read, and then
11-Ir. C. WYNNE proposed an Amendment. to the
Report,' under the Resolution, the issue
of sums to the 71rioy and Navy, and to no tagsiu•
braucli Oh the: Gov-mimetic Servie...e.

be Attisnultimni Aas 44greviai to.
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Ur. W. Smurst, before the ruse adiencrted,
whilted to •cort,ect a misApprebenaiott tiatt.had gone
forth its the public mind, respedling the Div
He understood' th,te, some :igieemeot had been en-
tered into betwem iti Nitij -sty's Ministers sod the
Malt Mittliets, by' Ztiir. Ei the latter were iierttilltcl
to go no,ns it the UesfriNiott A t herd not expired.
A Noble'Lbrd had another -place stated, that this
agreemetit, which he termel a di:graceful one to
both parties,' had ben procltat,live of many spccula-
ttons its the At r)t grair,. His Noble Friend, he
believed, Was I.3uetttr a great inistake when he dents-
Ininated the traw3l(iiott adis6raceful oily, for the ob-
ject et the meas.:ire 'VAS 4f) AOll all specUlation, :es-
paseL4lly in grain, and it had, be was Lappy to say,
that ettea.

The Hume .then titijourned till to-morrow (die