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London, England, 1801-03-21 00:00:00

STATE OF THE NATION.

Oft Tuefday nest will be
A CANDID APPEAL cbcr4dififeulT,ON,
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Lord HOLLAND. My Lords, it has of late been
very much the habit for Noble Lords to (peak to
Order whenever they hear any thing they difhke ;
but, my Lords, it will generally be found that thefe
Noble Lords are themfelves the molt diforderly.—
The Noble Duke who has juft fat down, I main-
tain, has been guilty at once of a violation of order
and a breach of good breeding. He would do
well to confider more attentively the rules of this
Houfe before he pretends to teach them to others.
Before the Order of the Day was read, it was com-
pletely competent to my Noble Friend to fubmit
to the Houfe what .bfervations he thought pro-
per. Can the Noble Duke point out the rule
which prevents him ? The Noble Duke would, in
my opinion, have aged with much greater propri-
ety had he moved that my Noble Friend's words
fhould be taken down, that it might have proved
that he was diforderly, and that he might have
received the cenfure which his temerity deferved.
My Lords, while I fit in this Houfe, I will not fi-
lently witnefs fuch proceedings ; I will fee jullice
dealt out equally to all. I will exprefs my indig-
nation when I fee, as I have feen in the prefent
inflame, the fpeecit of a Noble Lord rudely inter-
rupted, not on account of the fpeech itlell, but on
account of the perfon who delivers it.
The Duke of Armin maintained, that the No-
ble Lord had no right to make thofe obfcrvations
before the Order of the Day was difpofed of.
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Lord Su FFOLII raid, he would tide an early op-
portunity to move for a fpecific rcturn from all
the country banks of the number and amount of
the bank notes iffued by them refpeCtively.
Lord HOSART Paid, he would abitain from
giving any opinion upon the motion, but as it was
of Come importance, he hoped the Noble Lord
would not bring it forward without giving due no-
tice of his intentions.