The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-06-09 00:00:00

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rtateit 'llfVeitdation the NoAdi Da* had
.a.lanoriedged tea tismse to stand at present, and the
•,.eluttire proposed Al else Nidile tart, alfwded Moe
illostratiou as to The .Propriety of the *worse wltiih• be
(I and LY•bard tigglisted on tho peeiveling efigk: lie
hail then entices-m:11d to *PresenOtti. the ICblsie`..Ear!
the impossibility of knowing .Ifikht *'ire a the sib'
ject the usher noose, of PerliainenTiaight take. The
opinion which that hreneh of the Legislature :nigh!
cotsztain of thus* transactionvf which forme& the
gicoted of:message, ovoid nut he known to tIteWA.OI4-
snipe. it was row evident, :hat the I: orrerlue%, ut
th.hringirestiou had been borne out by the result. Lt
w,l rRWNbit. that the House had embarked In the

g.sittess with a peenipitaney, which the other House
ILA very prowly avoided. Ile wo lil. therefore pre-
fer voting fur the motion of the Subic Baron, if it
were only to produce that correspondence betaeca the
otOceodiugs of the tau &muses, %I hich, iu smelt ciretim-
•taticrs, wvs must tiossiralmia ; but if it were the plea-
,are et the House nut to agree to that proposition. he
moult! vote fur any other measnre which would hair
the effect of extricating the !louse from its preicut
pntiliar and distressing situation.
•Lord s.sid fie wished to relieve himself
ftt;ni the charge of inconsistency, which. front It e ex-
pression in the countenance of a Noble Lord oprosite
('Rolland), he seemed to entertain ut his preierit triode
prucemiing, com;•ared with that part he hod taken
la•t
Lord Huta. %NU said that the Noble Lord acs quite
in:mak:it it he .opposed that hr bad spy idea of
to bast iii:unsisteucy ; nu suppJsition ut the
kind §sti entered hi. head. •
Lord Kaxvos then exillained, am l übst•reed, that it
was thr. most pr..per course, and h. sore it was
t'reir timsa•tuues wish, to defer investigation as long As
thine we any hope of a conciliatory termitritiuu ;
ar.d therefore the House would fLo u-c Ito give as much
futse as it consistently could ter the accomplishment
Johr.bit ae event.

lhr Earl of LA I: OCR PALM deprecated any reference
to the .proeceaings in the tithe! House of Parliament,
a- noloecorning the dierity of that hewn-. He said
as to thewoulions hcfure the House,. he knew not
which of them was preferable on the se oar of dignity
consistency, hat he knen what Was hecogning the
character of that House, and he would therefore nut
htsitate to declare, that the Noble Lord had, in the
test disorderly manner which he ever heard. soibigk-
eel as a reason to that House, the costr.euf I.roceeditig
adopted by the other rp-ordinate power of Parliament.
Ail W:l4 the ground uu which they were advised to
*sine to a resolution different limo that of yesetwolay.
their own forms groglot to asoest to thew what
wan the heat commie to purser, without enforcing the
filament by such a refereoce as had been made to
sate other House. Ile did not approve of the wee-
-I:ird in %hick the House bail concurred, and, if it had
heen in hi, power, he icuothl have advised so different
gen..; hut, as matters thin stood, he would vote for the
.Netbleib'arl'e motion.
Lord tiou...so said. that the Noble Bacon ilieoyom)
had thought it noceasary to reply to the expression
olson bis (Lord Holland's) cooosinusisee. That !Coble
!tarot' must lave thought that he hail so little voice.
a their Lorigh;ps knew, that he had 'M other way of
motessing lois opinion., than be silent gesticulation.
—lO had, however..indulweil in no feel-
ing &tieing from an idea of loconsistency in the Noble
nor was there any thing trionephant in his
*irr‘siut!. If his features hal relaxed into a smile,
it teas merely one of satisfaction, at tir INA in g that the
Lord was at length convinced of the propriety
delay.—'The arginuent which his Noble Friend had
attacked as disc rderly% lie thought, was in strict order.
he proceeding of the other House had ant been given
ti a reason for coining to certain deterininatious here.
-But it was merely stated that, by the votes of the other
.Ifonse. it appeared that emelt 4 resolution had been
Agitated. No one could he more tenacious of the hi,-
NM' and irilepeoitence of that House than be was !tint-
s...if, harinz hero so LAgga.Mengher of it, awl Drier
yarjeg beets a Member of the other. Dat still he
Clad not account for the conduct of those who advised
a concurrent pr.itecillog in both Mime, and yet could
maintain, tis in one it onght to be postponed, and in
tho.gritiotr n.n. What had happened within the walls
that day latuished a woof presumption of what
0/Holsters lia.l advised. He did not, however, feel it
a.(lll.it fur persoant
tica tligoit: •
defined it. It
they had entered
etinate persevere ace
roiled manlier ,
rost servicrab;e.
" The

When ary-perw•S
feme rho true
rearing, but el!

that that they 'llareto;
seted wrong yeitoidey, anal
te-dny they felt the inconvenience. It was. thereiore.
Leeeteary, . hat its 4 that feeling, that thiaryoold 1
be retraced, in order to disengage t Isom
the darn', situation in which their p had
placed thous. lie woold, on this grattud. very mach
prefer the motion the \uhle Sarum because it wonld
Lare the elfect kevping the House open fee such eir-
Cgolltignet'S as aosipla ari,r, and nut pledge the above
1% any coarse independent of 'coutingencies. As to
the Resume auggeatell fur poitfoaime, by the NoLle
Bosun. that it might preeelt thcdisclosure of the con-
tents ofcertaia paprra being made to the Moue, or. to
ths. public, it was n use of winch weight. as from the
canes.: airea.ly pitranAl there Vas no prospect of seek
a &ottoman.. bitt there was a mach stronger arg a-
wait. The Natle. Earl had told their Lordships, as
one of the teasel's: f.'s Ilse adoption:of:the mode which
h.? rerommen,teali, that it wasimpossihie that the noose
of C.:Ansonia-4;401A, on atiTiriew of the ruse, exhibit.,
articles of ihspenthment. life bad then stated iv by- I
pathetic case; * and terwuniengriT. t ruarie of iiuctift.
ing prepir 'lurk lattfilisq.e.M4bmire, width
will .01e,, only tone ilt4i ;be co.uid, Lave rerourn
t.t, (141111/ 41)1a10). ihriCrAprogfol , dittyrtot
uli-
uiite rusult had proved.. its. Ate exacy lie would
Sots It ;were,. isbjeet hboaalf to be caged Ai order, !act I
estesti Iliwnwlit.4a The -anima lireriitini of 'lds -Kale
relend. who win so 'lesions of the dignity artist.'

trsoani trinniph. flat he bad a different
ty from the manner iu which some hati
t was his opinion, that alien men found
Tad on a haJ range, it seiguout an oh-
erence in error irhil h trust dig-
of actiag. and it was onoiiiimly not the
Sir, according' to the va giage--,-
ea maw Lave gone out of the
more thry go, Ile yea As .
'4os bekoloef maseiuse4f. .tidied
path, true ditnity stolloot in ad-
either in standing' still. oe tang, hash.
that a is-reesesoweiinwo44llPAlMbhaga•l