The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-02-18 00:00:00

The ilmtse !net at half past three o'clock. The walls
were administered till four ton great nuoulorr of Lords.
amongst whom were the Martintses of lansilown, link k-
inghatn, the Karla of Shaftesbury, Hruevelsor.
Urantille, the 'Ashur of Sailieleary,, Chicliestes, Lord
King, &v. &r. &c.
• tpiessall 9•4141 TIM *MID. .....••••••• • •
The noso waited ell Ile o'cletic, when. the Par] of
LI V KRPOOL presented a glett.idge f the King, rr:•
pressing his Jl4jesty's ironvirtion4hat the finitse el
Lords would participate in the feillinks of uselam•holy
excited by the death of the King, his t'ath•r, and 101
nviithitic that I. a Asajesty deeming it advisahle-ta call .s
new Parliatnent without il.•lay•• hr therefore trastfd the
Flimsy of ',ants would concurin adopting, es speeililv a•
possible, snob nseinnirea is might he tweessary for the
public srrsice In the interval between the ilisasdution of
the present Parliament and the rolling of a new one.
His Majesty's Message having been crash by the-I.onn
CHANCELLOR, and afterwards by the Reading Clerk at'
the table,
The r,id s.f urritrool. slid, that it being most
desirahle the House %/with, be unit rr i &&& 11119 in agreeing to
lan ,ttlaieess to his Alajecy of Condolence her the leas of
the King, his father, and of Congrarui::tiou on his
11 present Majesty's .Ircession, nbieh it tvas his intention
Ito move immediately. lie was anxious to avoid anyptes-
tion that minlit tend to pr.,tince a difference of /triton,
anti he slio.thl tberofore snore that his Majesty a must
gracious Message, or at least that part of it which m-
inted to the ca:iing ofe new Parliament. and the mea-
sures to be adopted in consequence, be taken lute cos-
sideration tomiorrow.—Ordered.

IDIMERS OF coxvoLEsrs AND COSGRIITIMATION.

The Earl of LIVV.III'II4/1. sai I hr now rose to move
an Address to I.is Majesty, of Condolence upon the
death of the late h isog, lois lather, and .f Congtatalation
aron his 'Alajestv's Accessitm N.) the Ti.roie. Ile was
so convintrol that the feelings of all oho heord hint
were, epos this siOiject, completely in unison with his
wn, that be them 4 lot it would he needlessly trespassing
upon their Lords!ii poi Wiener .i/ Ati• upon topics
which west stiggest themselves to every person in the
House, and the effect of which, by dwelhog upon them,
rould only be weakened. Ile was most atmous, that
upon suds a stiNeet the Moose should he unanimous,
and the Addr,sts load with that view been drawn up so
as to afford nu ground whatever for any difference of
opinion, altlohigh in so doing hr 11:111 iiot in any man-
ner sarrifired his feelings. either public or private. Ile
was satisfied, however, that lie only echoed the senti-
ment, of their laordshipsrhen he spoke of their late
Sovereign as one whose morn, for the lengthened pe-
riosl'Of war ye.irs, had afforded a continued hright ex-
* *pie of an the views that ought to adorn a Throne,
anal whose ...millet and character 'hiring that long reign
wonid for ever impress upon the people of this country
a grateful remeoll:ratice of his wadable qualities, whilst
the glories of his reign would form a splendid porti
of oar history. It was only necessary for him to men-
tion such a stiloject to have with hint the feelings of all
their Lordships, whose minds would at once omorgest to
them were consideration connected with it, and who,
he was persuaded, would he at otter ready to join in
every eulogy upon the virtues of their deceased Mo-
narch. ile was satisfied also that they would be equally
ready to proceed to the foot of the Throne to declare
their attachment to his•preoent Majesty, during the so-
vereignty of whose illustrious Hoossithe country had
derived to inany advantages. I'nder these impressions,
and satisfied its he was, that any thing' he coned say
would oulv tend to weaken the effect of what all their
(lordships Nowt feel, he aboold at once coeds& by
movitretite Address. His Lordship thew moved an Ad-
dress, expressive of the condolence of the House with
his Majesty on the death of the late Kin anti cottgri.
totaling his Majesty on his Accession to the Throne.
.The Atkiresa. haying been reed• by the Loan Cams-
•`
his entire
The Marquis of LANSDOWN anKessed
concnArence In the ?flied of tbe AddislN itgrell;MlLS he
did most l'oraiilly in all the *atop, bestowed a the
virtues of our late Sovereign, and also agreehtf that