The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-08-22 00:00:00

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a thascaSissatis, *best any (nether Pmltal
memory. 1 lo the high parties implicatod.l
lie had the Merest* poem before it was too
Lite. Tlpe for 'missing had sow heir' ver gnaw
g by. With ambmissioa to the Noble Lord, and to
il'ololollo ablirateed the Ameadmeat, it was now too
lam to atop. 'The Roost mere well aware of what had
pawed elaratioro. The ease had beets rased. The
whole of the bets had buss staled certainly with a de-
tail and partiatiority which be had seldom observed is
asy giber ease. Nay more. A wiliness--the chief wit-
Omar ems whom they had all bus expecting—one who
was jm prove almost the whole of the case, had been ex-
amilleL. His examination in chief had nearly ended ;
but be had not yes bees cross-examined. Now at sada
a assmest -his Noble Friend. for whom be had a great
respect, as* scum him, bat be could sot conceive
any propitaitios so sotenablo u to propene to Par-
Wilmot to stop. He could not conceive any thing
more us just towards her Majesty, than now that
the amention had been promulgated, sod a wit-
tiest • heard is its aepport, so propose to pun even
bete that 'knees bad undergone any cromexamina-
ties. This wield Weed he a most crying art of injus-
tire. Three was another reason why it would be pecu-
liarly as. The Missaa of Leeds. on Ilse present occasion,
bad acted is a ditmeat principle from that which they
had adopted as any former occasion. Whereas on a
rominrativoly trillingcase, that of Lewd Melville, which
tba:sar of basidaTidsie importance. was eVrtaialv com-
p 'sly willsor, is a ism in which there could have
sabot as siolkacy is the paidicatios of the evidence,
the Hew of Lords thought fit, doubtless with a view to
the ads if pairlk justice, strictly to prohibit the pub-
lication of a tittle of the evidence until the whole should
ham boonprodueld; is the present delicate and impor-
tant quahog, wises so mush might depend on the pub-
lishes, their Lordships had never taken a single step
to present the diagasuag details from being served up
foe lb* relic palate, sad presented morning after
Its !bole swam% What the grounds were
fat ffida he could peetenit to determine;
but it strongbst reason for not stopping
the . To sop it, would, in fart, be the gross-
Ittffit:*ae
est outrage to justice. He did not impute any motives
to 'lutanist of Lords; they were all honour and jus-
tice; the arrangeminst which they had made might tarn
oat to he a jest sad wise armagensert, but it wadi ho
esteemed him opiljustice against her Majesty, if
vke amessiimest by the Noble Lord were
acceded to. He sap *red the Howie, therefore (if he
might ream* that he bad may influence with them)
rot to listen to-the propositior. On the merits of the
great tuella; itself, be would sot say a single word.
it 'NNW be time enough to discuss them, if, which he
could not aaticipate, they should hear any more of the
prneseding in that Horse.
Lord J. RtSlllls felt the.great difficulties which attend-
ed the ease, in conseqnetwo of the anomalous nature of
the proettaiiings upon it. Among them woo the strange
fact. thews Message bad bees presented frost his Ma-
jesty. tag& 1111sease that House had promised to tabs
into iasisMilate causderation ; but which, notwithstassi-
ing, they had sever yet considered.—The apprebeasios
which his Majesty's novernment bad expressed, that the
country would be deinged with the impurity disclosed
in this Inquiry, reminded him of the Jesuit, who, is
writing a book. the avowed object of which was to im
vestige's the morality of certain amatory actions. caw
trieed to describe circumstances most offensive to decesey
and morality.
Lord F. 0111•ORK1 disclaimed the slightet intention of
prepooisgattdag that would be severe or unjust to-
wards her testy. He was aware of the difficulties
which att an arquieseetwe in his proposition ; but
what essom amid be adopted in this affair free frees
di ilitsdeles ? Hs had no disposition however, to take
thiamine of Ike Hesse as his amendment.
The emeedisese wok ekes negatived without a divi-
sion ; the original motion was agreed to, and the Hum
in cfmeatesetwe adjourned to Mayday, the ISth of Sep-

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