The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-06-27 00:00:00

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LORDS, Moxotr, Jr se 96. '

Ler.: Essanee Ortmerited five petitions from occupiers of
lan.l in Me Coetityof Nottingham, praying fug Parliamen-
tary voted/us to Rae agricultural interests.
Die Earl of Ltetriaantar presented • petition from the
Chamber of Comufbree in Glasgow, praying furs modifica-
far. of the existing duties on the importation of foreign
timber.
Mr. S. Wortley} and others. brought tip the Irish Com-
m:Tue. Crcelit Bill, the Twe!ve Millions l.osn Bill, and the
Pandri Debt Chace Bill. which were road a first time,
Mt. S. Wortley.Slr. Honey wood. and others. brought up
r &tern Privntelßlle. which were read a first time.
The Ponotationilill eat also brought up by Mr. Davies
Citletr. and read • first time.
Mr. Ilitithy, from Cep Trinity House. brought up a copy of
the Memorial of the Chamber of Comdseree, Plymouth, laid
teem that Corporation.
PETITION FROM MR. R. G. BUT.
Esti G agY said, beheld in MA hand a petition from George
Gegtberne Batt. stow confined in Whitecron-street prison,
pcsgiaF fcr whatevets relief the House might think proper to
extend to :inn under the circumstances of his case. It *p-
ressed by the statement of the Noble Lord, that the peti-
tioner Lad brought an action of false imprisonment against
Sir Nrdhaniel Conant. fur having committee! him on a cherge
oflibel. Tree ection was tried in the Common Pleas. and a
speeial verdict rettitned ; upon which special verdict:the
Judges Lad resolved the committal to have been correct. mad
**Court proaousiecel a decision. which bound the petitioner
Mr the cords of the action; for non payment of which he was
cemetted. This decision. according to his (Lord Grey's)
°piston. was unwarranted by any law, and he had submitted
rout:ou :Fled% eto the subject. at the time when a circular
ietr..r was, he conceived, most illegally sent to the Magis-
trates by the Secrrtary of State for the Home Department.
retotuteendisg to them to act in execution of this assumed
petftitta ought to
r essaLdera as a
OA subject.
After a few indistilet words from Lord Falk's', the pen-
Cor. was ordered to lay on the table.
PETJTUIN 1.11011 HER MAJESTY.

Lord Dscsia rose and said. that he claimed the indol-
ence of the House in rising without previous notice to pre-
sent a petition from the Queen. which had been but a short
time before put into hi- hands, and which he held it to be his
duty to present. more especially as her Majesty had not been
able to procure it to be laid on their Lordships' table 'ay the
bands of their Speaker. which be conceived would have Seen
Cs most proper way of cony es ing it to their Lordships. As.
however. it had been put intoids hands. he intended to pro-
pose SOCA a "lessen- as it could authorise and require. and
he thought their Lordships would concur in it. when they
heed tne petition read from her ki‘jesty the Queen. The
petitict complained of the mode adopted by their Lordships
of enteric; Iti4o the investigation of her conduct by means
nf a hecret towline,. It also stated, that she bad not been
Hewed time to procure witnesses (row the Continent to re-
l.& the charges easiest her, and naturally complained of the
n: premiere that. might be stacje elsewhere by a partial de-
eistoo. before she could be enabled to rebut the evidence
against her. mid forswore the pepsins. emasequent upon sal
e--parse report.. The Noble Lord then proceeded to say.
that he felt it his bounder; duty to make this statement be-
fore he presented the petition, unacquainted as he tees with.l
te real circumstances of the ease, further than they ap-
peared in tltn public acts relative to them, as be.nerer had
before a part le nay transaction with her Majesty, and newer
Lail tie honirar of a similar consemeiwation. He should
best deserted what be caseeived to be his duty. if be had
deelired to pinforas the tare which he sow discharged for
a peels's; mutts. accusation. and against whom proceedings
bad beer ode rred, in the jostle, sod propriety of which he
could not colour. lie bad taken a' former opportunity to
express his n )11iicsa generally upon that subject. but he did
apt then esp.:els what be sow did. and what had been ex-
pressed mor 1 strengly elsewhere, that it was unbecoming
C:e easterner of the Haase. and toiletry to the beat interests
of the Crown' and the People, to proceed upon a Secret Coo-
ping*, mad tidy sad hastily formed, and against whkb the
WWII Marimpbout the nation was notorieus,-4 cominfure
$OO. vitas.? ppoistweat was I. die beads of Ministers. and
general Men Rama oirewellifch had already expressed tblir opi-
CON upon t sub on which *ay !ere to report. It that
Committee % 'las to viewed la the light of *Mead Jury, as
Itt had bean urea to-uideralisod by the Noble sad Learned
Lord on the Woolsset, he implored their Lorambips to con-
sider what wog Its ftwinatios. No less than Mir Oct of the
Altera Mewl tees were Cabinet Ministers ; there were also
two Notate I. orris high in eisaraeter from allwatlos sad pro-
fe4sion. hir ) In authority to the Clunk end to whom. be
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