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LONDON. TUESD'

JUN E,13, 1820..

No. 4742.

" The Cause for which iIAMPUEN frit in

Pleid, and SYDNEY died on the Bealeidi !"

Xi p. (410VEK'S I.:X(11141110N of OIL and
IV' WA rER COLOUR P %INTIM} Is NOW OPEN.
at Nc. Ili. Old Hond-Ftreet, from Nine o'clock to the Morn-
ing till %task.
Admicoion, Otte Shi!llng.--Uatelognea. Strome,.

IMMEDIATE COMMAND OF CASH TO 1
EXTENT.

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die House, of which he had been four and twenty furs
a Member, whether, although he had differed feima the
majority of their Lordships upon political questions,
during the greater part of that time, they could be-
lieve him capable of proposing a law which should
have a retrospective operation. He hoped that they
maid not, from the whole tenor 'of his conduct, har-
bour such a thought of him. He re-stated, that the
Bill which he had to propose, was a Bill simply to
meal the Royal Marriage Act. He would not now
particular day for its introduction. The
business for which his notice more inornedl-,
lied, was of such a nature as rendered it am
the Secret Committee wonld actually site
before that event took place would answer
But whether the Committee were ever
or whether the painful subject which
appointed to consider ever formed a part
!ions of that liou-e, it would not
introducing the Bill some time
iof the present Session. It was amt a
%y or yesterday, it was ooe with which
lung been conversant, and one which,
deliberate reflection, be had long sine*
he survived his late Majesty, nothing
im to omit bringing forward. He them
notice without naming any particular day.
.1 to-morrow.

THE OLD MONEY OFFICE, No. 2, Duke Ale-t,,
Adelpid.-.waters' and Mcrchaots' Ateeptaases
Discoented, the moment the solidity- can be ascertalsed. with
bossier and liberality. Gash *leo advanced upon deposits
of every description of properly, plstr, jewels, watches.
woollen goods, le. ; also .usical inetroseents, fur any length
of time, with the greatest Derrell .
Apply personally, or by letter (post-paid).—Constant at-
trade ose.—lleary by way of Mortgagy and Amity.

TO SINiiI,FI LADIES.

AYIIINI3 TRAIII7:4M.IN is desirous of uniting
limstli to a FR‘i 11. F. of respeembility and agree-
„,,asers, rower .acome. hleuded with his own.. mss
be pr.d.:ctivo of matool comfort and felicity. The most in-
viottbie seerre will be observed.
Address by latter. poit-pail, to A. B. 4. Young's Build-
ono, Old-sueet, M. Luke's.

.Housr..

lEGIIORN AND STR ViV HATS AND SONNETS.
I AMEN of Fashion Are particularly invited to
14 irrt a large and fa•thionithie Amartment of HATS
~,siag.N. STA. sow on SALK at Alderegate-Hoase. ear-
,...f Sarbiaorallowides.
verioe Bonnets, Rum tat. f 0 Ihrtle kithtem;
gniapgan, from Ik. to 1111 a. t_ Devon and numgre. u.
6Viririt rat ‘aristy Toang Ladles' and Children,'
10-thota wawa% Hats and Sonnets.
Rashest. Flowers, ant! Feathers. Straw eel (Arbors
B,oets closed, were I, tied fashionably trimmed.
coartr:. ap,l Foreign Orders executed.
N R. *mewl a Shoirwoutan that thoroegbly sailerstaads
the Retail Trade.

OPPORTUNT CY.—A Bill Broker of the first re-
spealabfilty, srbo hal • Porntant choice of the wet or,
escgt us paper. is some times at a Lou for diesseestia.
Any Tredeeman, or other person, who has a few hundreds or
thontands et commend, 'pay turn it to unlisted adulator'
that is is the habit of diuutinting good bills in the way of
baskets, • rat deal of good and safe business hiey be
done theseglt the nesse of the Advertiser. The great*
mew will be required. and will also be observed by the
Adsestiser. None bat pnacipals can be treated with. Ad-
&en. IN tbis first insuusee, pest-paid, L. M. 0. at Mr. Wei
lie's. No. 400. 43 tread.

N.B. climb boo& at Ibis sale mast be paid for at the Re..l
eeiiu if Iflismsod Forfeitures (Mee, Custom-House, on or
befbre Friday. *De 1110th instant, or the deposits made thereon
mill absolutely heeome forfeited.
Cotenant* be bad at tale King's Warehouse, Cadent-
House. on Moeda). the 18th instant—pi-Ice one stilifing sub.

HOUSE OF COMMOYM, MONDAY, Jurir 18.

This day the Honse opened at two o'clock, and the
Speaker took the Chair at a quarter to four, the gal-
key being then extremely croe tied.
Mr. !Insult, 1. presented • petition from the coal
and lime merchants of Ayr, against the lurk Harbour
Bill.
' Sir N. COLTIIVIST defended the principle of the Bill,
and contended that any objections made to it ought to
be taken into consideration in the Committee.

IMPERML PARLIAME.VT.

HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, Julio It

'THIRTY PER ('ENT. (MOHR ANY HAT W.
HOLSEU RIKILAND.

CJA.cIiBON, flit Manufacturer, 58, Barbican,
• netbVse C 41,7 Repository. has constantly on sale a
most eidemilve assortment Weft" aeseription of Hats and
Bauer Rosati.; also a great variety of Gold odour Seal
Turbans.—Likewise Boys Clot% Prussian Caps or amperes.
cloth. aft Is.—Leather Hats sad Caps front 9d.—The Pub-
lic will Ind a great wain; by purehuiag as above.- Jack-
soa's New invented treble covered best superilne Beaver
Heft at ssiytoa.—the are decidedly the cheapest and most
'tepid Nets ever offered to the public.—The new Improved
Patent Water-proof Hat...bilk and Beaver, at only Ilia. ;
SW hat will wear three time as long as ibose imitations
Essilies from Ids. to ISs. and upwards. by almost every
; sumo( them call themselves manfataiers.—Tba
glisiltell its usual. . • t l
a
N. B. OW Hats enured with silk, awl made squid le sew,
rushed

The Eosin of Spencer and Papist, mod Viscount
Beeeford, leek the oaths and their seats.
Mr. Bullock, from the Treasure, brought up cer-
tain papers, which were laid on the table.
Mr. Robinson, from the Custom-bouse, brought up
retures relative to the state of the linen trade, persnant
to an order of their Lordships, for the inspection of
the Select Committee.

Sir I. Corm; said a few words against the Bill, as
did also

Mr. e"RWEN, who moved, as an amendment, that
,the Bill be read a third time this day three months.
The Hon. Member after, withdrew his amendment,
aad the Bill was teed a second time.
Mr. P. Moults presented a petition from Mr. W.
Andrew Beckwith, of Snow-hill, in the city of Lon-
don, complaining of losses which he had sustained by
the outrages committed on his premises in 1817, and
praying fur such relief as the House should seem meet.
The Hon. Member observed, that in his opinion pecu-
be the most suitable.
said, that a difficulty would arise in
relief, as by the established orders
- praying for pecuniary aid

Mr. Brogden, and others, from the Monet of Com-
mons brought up soave privatc 'oil., anti aim the an-
swer of the Commons to a tovor.;:e from their Lord
ships, permitting Mr. Ellice to :wend dm sitting of
the &het Committee.
Lord F. Osborne brought up a from the
Lord '

should suggest, from Ms own
relief which was not specified by

maintained, that it was the duty of
protect his Majesty's subjects from
Itrage; and as they had not done ►o,
bad, or might sustain injury by
the means of defending themselves,,
were entitled to compensation.
The CRANCILLOR of the EXCHEQI'ER objected le
the principles upon which pecuniary relief was aoughl
in the present instance.
The petition was then read, and ordered to lie on
the table.

stating, that the petitioners had been tetilieed to ex-
treme distress through want of employment; when,
with a view of relieving themselves and families from
the danger of starvation, they endeavoured to gain a
livelihood by roasting wheat, and retailing it to their
neighbours as a cheap and wholesome substitute fin
coffee; but the interpretation put upon the Excise
Laws caused them to be cited before the Court of Ex-
chequer; but not having the pecuniary means to fee
lawyers and defend themselves, they hat by the severe
process of law their only means of support. The pe-
tition also entered into a view of the comparative ad-
vantages which would be desirable to the community
from the use of roasted wheat, at least among the less
opulent classes, in place of coffee, which was more
expensive and less nutritive; and contended, that the
agricultural interests would be greatly promoted by
the legalizing of such a traffic, in consequence of the',
ladditional consumption of several bushels of wheat
which would take place annually. The petitioaersi
prayed that an Act might be passed to enable them to
resume this, the only course of industry which, in
this affileted state of the country, lay open to them, or
to afford them such other relief as their Lordships
might think fit.—Ordered to lie on the table.
THE QUEEN'S NEGOTIATION.
The Earl of favauroot. having taken his plate is
the Hesse, rose to lineations the subject of the mei*
Ostia. with her Majesty. The Noble Earl adverted
to the appointment of the Secret Committee to tueet,
te-morrow, and observed, that he had no difficulty In

Family Residence, Kent, wlthis eight Mlles of London.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Messrs. HAY DON end II BNDY,

AMost desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, for a
sere of 39 years (or of 90 veers if required), tom-
poling a capital Family House, with all suitable rooms and
==estigens. coach-base,6-stall stable, escollent
, hot-house, green-bouse, vinery, and ploa-
ism mania. tastefully laid out; together with se; oral en-
dgamea et/aature sad wood lands, within a ring-knee; the
whok abet* 110 sores, with farm-yard, &c. The bone; and
pounds ammitall anoqualled views of extras& and beauty,
tribratiag the ~ea of the 'Mmes.
Tee OMNI particulars sad cards to view, apply to Hay-
es. mi Bawdy, Welbeelvetreet. Cavendlab-square.

Tits Committee appointed to inquire into the 'merits
of a petition against the return for the Borough of
Contagion, reported through their Chairman, that Sir
Christopher Robinson and Mr. Lygon, the sitting
Members, were not duly elected, and that Messrs. An-
wood and Thompson were duly returned.
Mr. MODALS presented a petition from the Cham
her of Commerce at Birmingham. praying that all ro.
strictive laws upon trade and commerce might be sa.
pealed.—Referred to the Committee.
Mr. Mtvcitaii. presented a petition (pun the ship
lamas of Hull, praying that no alteration might be
is the existing laws respecting the trade to AR
wawa ports of Burope.—Referred to the Committee!).
Sir J. MACIZNToIH presented a petition from 011116
tale inhabitants of the Borough of Galway. is lob
kilo praying fee She reform of some alleged abeam Is.
the oasolinsalsa of that Borough. The Honseadle
sad Lomat Member observed, that the in
words of Mt petition were characterivtic of that
chimp amok mtx premien which distinguished the is-
habiliii.o die Sister Island from their duller brethren
in Great Wain. These words stated, that the
sough of lialwdy had been •• origitat:ly iscorpoisSed
y prosoripdos.—(A laugh.)
Tirpetitlea was laid on the table.
THE QUEEN.

GRAND LAST DAY.
FOCA or 130,000! 38 oTHU CAPITALS.

ALL MUST BR DRAWN FRIDAY. lb THIS MONTH.
HAZARD and Co., Contractors, beg ts impress
epos the Public. that the metals of Lotteries do sot
Ausieh sash mother insionee as the prompt
MAGNIFICZNT WHIRL.
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1,111
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4.
311., lllO
VIO
Re. •s. Moray sod Cease* and
ALL IN ONR DAY,
Friday, the lid of this Illeath, rhea the Lottery rialtheL
iloikeels Tickets sod Shares are *Seale at /Waite aid
Rieliaege-gate I and
Lesion t sad at all their Agesta Is the
Cowry.
Mows, alidl Ca. shwa and sold is a reseal Lottery,
eat. Ire ►arses e► /110.081/! !I
Midis Itepremot Lottery, No. !AIL a Pthla or.elMie
Urania, besides Niue other Ceipleala.

saying a communication sad explanalien had talk
"law, which made it adriseable to propose a fa
adjournment of that Order. He accordingly morel,
that the Order for the Committee to meet to-monpw
postponed to Saturday.
The Noble Earl stated at the same time, that the
lieliameats published as correspondence kiwis*" the
ale aid his Majesty's tierernment had Wes istian-'
deleesly faisrleated by some person who had seer the
geliiimapprosigetins. He was enabled to aid,
1 dist lA*awthalaira's legal advisers were parties ie
the said ps aid that as else regretted it mere
than they Mk
The NI Wes maims w.
Thellieinyaile the Cessamittee
twin thisOlidisweil. sod

Lord CASTLIRIAIIN rose at Ire o'clock, and oared,
that the Order of the Day, for the appoioumeat et
Atoms Committee to examine the papers attached air
hb Majtsty's gracious Message, ha read, fee the
pm of further postposing it to Friday sett. la
oak% this proposidon, his Lordship felt cenviaced
at the Hoses wools{ mover in feeling with him the
impropriety of makiag any remark epos what had
eisririarre mind en this @abject. Hs begged and
"ftsi them to madder t►at things were Mt ►y tsar
the - filmdom

• • 1101. STRAND.
ALMON, ODY, sad Co. moot =nab:
la lats ON tea, 00 ilmir PATRIOT
uge TaVgisas 6.48* so b. totoomosivilWillis sod
mists' Sorrow is 1.• sad Coosety. The gap oz
M osa•lNOMog as to WWI of laseamsoor imam WWI
fares ; mower 14 dew luR aiSt. 'Mhos* SWAMI
imeoarodOpo to the 1011110‘ rotyabioi Mrour4lll,
whiff gone Wall% '
• pAintrim Imo do boom tat lime Am*
A}
a Navy, lio MOM lad Military 11 do Dock-
yards awl Dram" tilt Nadas loiromoy. 00000P'
East loins Company. the City of Liaise Tiorn N-
ibs Uary-la-botte, Witoliseombe. Srlotel. Sad DO-
Sto Hospital, ea. So. la
WS, Rita ad. Labs= at • is ads&
eite:i=No. lit a Parts.
N. S. Pomo) raft, he Ste dimity. swig So et-
oramfatadto
tit of Rio beir moo r. him sofilopood *pie
m onwrotoly
▪ Illetiar sad Soma. No U. RatholifooDast. Deb-
; and or or ISM Demists is ovary pTomb IR
Vig4o4
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ROYAL MARRIAGE

that, is tobragebase the
he Amid defer the date
which he lied gives nedee.
tato say desetipdaa of the
by obestvisi, that it was
die Royal bisniage Asst bat
nummiss Ibt_lrar
N state what the WU was

N.
• N.;

sides of the House.
would,with his usual .
cower in the expediency
titularly under the
upon this sabjest.
&gm it his dity to
possible that his alajesty
as they were obliged '
liberations of peculiar

to go into the discussion
upon any other day '
ewer the eon,'

'I he SPIAIIIII having
Sir M. W. KIDLCY
was sot his intention
free, the Hue so judiciously
Lord who had just
jectt yet he should
duty, if he did not
which ha hoped that
would readily participate.
only anticipated the
when he urged the paramount
from all premature discussion
involved so many important
cussion of that nature
that of injuring- both the !Hastens' parties concerned,
and he was sere the House would sot, tbankwe,
into it. It was, perhaps, even still more llNOnsary.
that no publicity should be given to any document,
respecting the transactions now pieties, whether suet,
documents were correct or incorrect, genuine or spu-
rious, complete or garbled. He toped that those per-
sons, who might happen to he is passel:ion of docu-
ments on the subject, would use the jostle* of with-
holding them from the public eye, sad that every on•
would have at heart a proper wage of the danger that
must arise from excitiag, by improper disclosures, an
undue prejudice in the public mind.
Mr. K;ovotrast was most aexious to avoid saying
any thing which could lead to the unseasonable de-
cision, and he entirely concurred in the latter part of
the observations of the Hos. Baronet who bad just sat
down. He could assure the H.use,that it was neitht r
the wish of the Illustrious Personage is whose caws
he appeared, nor of her legal advisers, that any pr.-
mature disclosure should be made, nor had any otht r
sentiments been expressed by them on the suLjeet,
than those delivered by the Hon. Baronet. Every
thing was most scrupulossely withheld from the public,
and known only to the three parties : the Illustrious
Perssoage in question, and her two legal advisere,
who alone ought to know the whole of her circum-
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high rank, platted
which gave access to indiscreet persons.
Lord CserLasason again observed, that he desirrd
to say as little as Possible on this passion ; he wits
therefore to pass over in silence all that he bad hear
and observed with respect to it; yet he could not help
stating, that while be approved of the coarse taken in
the present instance by the Hon. sad Learned ()ende-
mism opposite, he thought the explanation be bad given
a .necessary.
Mr. BitOVIIIIAM dintclainsod nay intention of giving
that explanation invidiously. He knew that very con-
siderable offers had been mask to her Mmiesty, and
that she might be accommodated with pecuniary ar-
tistanee to any snout; but it so happened, that she
was placed in a situation which rendered bee Iris dif-
ficult of access to indiscreet persons.
The motion was then postponed to Friday next.
Lord JOAN 111 ssaLL postponed his motion on the
Onsapoand Disfranchisement Bin till Fridays the 23d
instant.
The coesideration of a petition ecruplaining of un
' undue retorts for the City of Limerick, was postponed
to Monday, the 19th inst.
The Report of the Committee of Supply of Ways
and Means, and the Resolstioo for granting killlol,olllot.
as a hew in aid of the service of the cornet yeme,was
brought up and agreed se.
The Report of the Omemittee orlinpply meth, Navy
Rathmates was km& up, and the anent tessestioas
aria t••

.:- isii

The Coulamithre on the C..rt .f King's Beach Dill
was postponed till te-nawrrew (thle day).
1 The MKberm Court Dill wto rosomaitssok dirt
ermseal
'a few words frees Mr, liassroLa, the elyuseliumi of
the Itatcrosporna.and Mr. Cao.caert...4 floe Neitettose
to he regivai lioemaraes (this tia6.
The laeolveat Ilabewee AU vole eseiseekeed i we-
nt avestoberest sere agreed to. " •
Os the ekes ikelosier do the Act shall set as-
ked to Crewe Mier%
Mr. Alum? said be alma eppowthat atonal as
mot rime end erpoessive. MS emeelivad that sr
email he Iwo nooseeesarily Ewa, 164, dal
poem who had gloss up all *sir pamperer, aid hod
met a Ann k* is the val. thssld be ottlejamsei se
keprboistest. 'Ro tee potbelly Woo &at
lime west mew dist op Crews libbelet *be
same oseilbal wels ss,sod as eelisadooo.
ibis dean** Ike* Mos"; l'i °dm.' who
labesied tie public se

l'cirrou-Hoose.. Low," on any parti
9th June, 19110. Important husin,
FOR 811. E,
(By Order of the Mos. the Commissioners of his Majesty's Mel; applied, a
l'ustonit,) certain when the
OarsTrideret, the leth instant, at One o'Clesek in the a any time before
y, at the Commercial Bale Itemised, MI v, his purpose. B
THE following GOOIIS for PAPOKTAT N: to pit or not,
paiwr limbs. Straw &c. they had been a
41111%e1s roe nog! vonvalso [ION •
offsbraele mkt, oasis a lot, abaattifit slaliberati
Scat him from
deed weight each; toe, merit, sugar, and other grocery
shies, Noes, Vulture feathers, toys, prints, rough crystal. like termination
straw plait ornaments. boats, stone, gunpowder. and sundry bject of to-dal
other goods, as mentioned in the catalogue ;—clear of A. is mind hit; k
duties.
To he viewed at the Tobacco °mind, Rotherltithe: Mad- P" the most ti
Igloo and__llfrkies' Magazine, East Cellar, Custom-House ; determined, if I
dad USA* Yard Warehouses. Lower Thames-street ; 01l could induce hii
Tuesday*. 13th, Wednesday the 1491. and Thursday the
Dewed his noti
11th 'Yeast, from teu o'clock in the morning to three in the
altornooe. Adjourned to

N. B. "-Ha" es'er'd with sill" aaa made 610111 tl° new, Lord F. Osborne brought up a
lit. 4111.--Pletipaiti Letters romdeed . mesas from the The lion. Member ohs
Commons, requesting that Lord Sheffield might be al- niary relief would be I
.
Nay, the.. go" from Hyde-p„,g.wgigge ma from lowed to attend a Committee of that Home, appoint- The gimaimw mid,
the City. , ed to try the merits of a petition, complaining of an granting such relief, ii
TO BB LET FURNISHRD, FOR A FEW MQITHS, nodse return for the Boroagh of Pete . um Ho"e all petition.
sae :o se PRIVATE corlp. km.,
s tos4.o' "-- 111111110Praillitren. • as &moor Sty • • , . to omen.
A ilkoders-ipails detached HOUR& with dims acres, Messrs. Egerton anti Twi.s, from the vamoose, an Hon. member shoal
antimireg:nd,np,leapemid-tent Weise brought lap some private Bills, which were raid a first
wont' 'various fruits, more any form of relief
sheets et Lavenfier-111111 Slimy side of the Thames, petitioning party.
Os the motion of tho Marquis of Lessnowsr, the
endowment's very toe toi rams' re prospects. The boom Sir P. BUBDITT mid
contains time parloars, live bed-rooms, proper ogees, returns which had been brought up (rob the Custom- the Government to pros
corm-immes, chaise-horse, and a 2-stall stable, with home- house were ordered, to 1w printed. violence and outrage;
Mete possession. The Earl of ( ANN AVON repented a petition, signed those
persons who ha
For particulars and cards to view, apply to Messrs. Hay- I.
uy certain inhabitant.., of the town of Coventry, being deprived o thef I
g
dim and Heady, Welbeek-strret. Cavendish-square.
...•t..— •Ik.• •1.... ...•;•)......v. 1.•..1 6..wdurkidambrl tot am-

* in stances. But Tie would my, that be had seen nothing
rs of disclosed, at least nothing that bore the appearance
!MI
ita frets; I* ifasipendliusihrlibillagiabailt it 0"W
'nu* airatappoima tem isditeretios; no blame could
that in blesser to the Qum on that meow ; fifer,
°Pt- le coosesseues of sot being accommodated in a style
r the saitable to her high rank, she was placed in a situation

nod= in exactly the same sitesiiin as before: He mtigle iie isaingsrag ea ka;big ilatssioned the Oak or
on was oonolooloolYl4rrood to. was ladeani to name Friday ai the mitt emnamieet ei p.m edam. ' To *Mt ils did met sesente=
mosittwe or moms to-monow dig, Thariday Wag fixed for a Court ceremonial. any Witt 11. WI moped. that all Cm.*
A flood for SolordoY• whisk *molly reclean' their mitering upon liesiesm. Whom delta did met, tweetlellt: am" 11. 411111,1"
i At:T.—Lord HoLtaire mid, and he would rather wish to appoint the term of ad, so she hew* 4ft ket•
the motion of the Noble Bari, a day laser than earlier, which mane would The Aertelisom4liaosaan. midi .1411
___ll olottell'elie__,
me of yrestutieg the Bill of be the most sailishoMy to the -fiessos.— hid wall* .1 goon insinellooltmaam
ee. He would not thee enter Our, boar !)—As it was of the greatest inmortanse nos to tin • Then were amp ithillllllo of
he intendeil Bill, fiorthir than so ascertain the real state of the lisestlou, it was it- easioggible . goad 16' .rifro•
ghsek.
•to Meet a simple taped of simile clan it Amid be thoroughly dimmed i and ha' thinilif itith I sal
i hositoitheagemetioef ormigs ebesid. therefore, request of the Noble Leal (Lesdimitimit.ieeso ~ i , ii P ‘
. t
r Ones* be Stool iti Jim towel} whom saistioeumod for Friday; or pemanseilolMP AIM ~2 IMO
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• mot; a. twig'''. mite pewit to ism other day, more mespeoleat ISPIIOII clause woe simpoil.
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He was persudeddisMable Lord
I readisess.tw aecomousisMb riadil,
lefty of such a poefgememerAlßP
feeling that pessolled she almelie.
If, however, the No Veireabillid •
bring it on that day, it was int-
sjesty's Ministers maid be present,
ed to attend in Council, spas sk-
ier moment. He should he happy
scion on the Nettle Lard's motion,
that he considered Alight best an-
e of the Home.
✓ing put the Ossetian,
y briefly addressed the Home. It
n to transgress, is the MIIIIIIIII de-
liciottsly Foisted oat by the Noble
sat down, spew this &Heats salt-
not think that he discharged h;.
rise to espial a SMIAMI4IO. in .
hat every Bar, Mothiest resent
tipate. Indeed, he Oat that he ,
e general feeling of the Honsc,
paramount amenity of abstaining •
discussion epos a inestioa which ,
mportant considerations. A dia.
re could have so ether abet than •
It the Illustrious parties conecrucd,
House would sot, filmdom go
rhaps, even still more necessary,
houkl be given to any dectuseets
actions now peat iag, whether mt.
sect or incorrect, genuine or spu-
&Fisted. He hoped that those per-
ppen to be is possession of doco-
1, would lie the justice of with-
he public eye, sad that every our
a proper asses of the danger that
itiag, by improper disclosures, an