The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-01-27 00:00:00

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mttrings out of doors. It hen ha reflected
number of Expeditions that had sailed
country in the coarse of thb list fe,, 7111
scarcely One of which was successful, he 44
one of those who would si ;%matize any set
of
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glisters because they failed. The Ezpoitio.
the Scheldt certainly had most egregiously rt
of realizing the just and well-founded hovers 1.
Country ; and the Noble Lord whowHitt!
office (Lord Castlereagh) had behaved wok
ing bo was ready to come f0r,,,,d in 46
of that measure, whenever the House O;
think fit to make it a subject of koiry ; h
that Noble Lord, as well as his late cullcatuel
Canning) were not in office, still that ILuse
the Country held theft responsible. As to
ting off the Motion of the Noble Lord till :I
Monday, he did not like the idea. lie wouldi
ther secure the object theni.7-(11:.ar ! hcar!)'
the Oentlemen did not fear inquiry, 0,0 44!
was the time. (Hear ! hear !) As to tht
of ingniry, it could be of little consequenceit it
'him it was at the 13ar of that Moue Or
Committee. If Inquiry bad not been Cetera-4
against, he trusted. that the House would insti
it immediately. lie approved of the Motietil
the N.hle Lord.

Mr. BOYLE (Solicitor-General for Scott
said, the Motion was nut to inquire into the
pedition to the Scheldt, it was to appoint a
mittee of the whole House for that purpose.
the House did not wish to bring itself into •
mile and contempt—(conilderable chferinjf
the Oppoxition benchei)—it would consider 0(1
consequences of the Motion if carried. Het
sured the House he had not been instructed byi
constituents how lie was to vote.--(4 laegh,)
Sir WM. CUIVIIS rose to giro his supports
most hearty concurrence to the Motion of the N
ble Lord—(l/ear, hear !
.from the Oppoiiii
side of the House)—lie went to that House to,
his duty, and he thought inquiry necessity.,
(Hear ! hear!)

Mr. SUAINE 11, cult] he must have some grot
for an Inquiry before he approve) of such all
lion al that before the *douse.
Mr. II()i I. E evplained.
lir. W. SNIITIL—IIe as well as 19 out of 21) Is
country, did not aunt Papers to citable him i.e judge of
Question; why, therefore wait till Motidav ? If t:ie
nut then decide, the Question would he put off to a
that would never arrive. [Hear. hear:)
Mr. TIERNEY thought there never was a Maiiiint
involved ..lore important consecitteitees before that H
'rat. Right Host. Chancellor of the Exchequer had slid
the Motion was the effect of the disappoint:sick aid
in consequence of having been out-voted. Tile Risk rt
nourable Gendemon spilke in a very humble tone tee
night ; but having found hiurself in a pretty good msjon
be talked louJ. and st hit a bold and slamplim manner,
inandeil the support.. of twat House as his Abilest)'s ilia
ster. To colour the opposition to the Motion, precedes*
been quoted—toe Buenos Ayres Expedition. No lona
was necessary ; as the Wirers had been broke iii mail
place, which precluded the nece.sitr. 'l'he noose hadlos
told that it was prejudgi{ng the question. Was it, woo!,
he wsold ask, so have Papers to tell him that then isi
calamity? As to what was sa.d in the King's Speech
producing Papers, he did not believe a word of it. It
me of the (ad tricks. I f the question were put off till ile
day benuighi, be would tell the II awe what wools a 4
bappen—that would be a Motioa for Papers—then
Motion for Papers to exploit; those previuueJ proctor*
so on till the end of she Session. Ile thought the questwou
been said, to be one on a bich no Papers that o quid le •
dared in that' House could throw any light. llb Ma
had distinct]' avowed, that he has no fault to Had eh
Commanders or Officers belonging to that Expedniso-
Well, then if there were limit, as there certainly sat, it mu
be that of those who planned it. As to the mods is a••
the Inquiry ought to be carried ou, he would be (Invent sit
nothing Ant examination at the Bar of that Hoar, in at
face of the, public. (hear, hear!) lie wanted that 6
confidence of the country should he restored, he would sly,if
Ile not disorderly, secured to (hot hour. It rerinots ea
Aiken. *nil examination only was warded, The excites iv
apposing the Motion were flimsy, and must be seen throsp
''by the public. The Papers, the much-boasted-of Pspeisos
d, were kept back as a corps do reserve. Heliopolis
ttthat the Motion of the Noble Lord would Succeed; tk
ious question, if carried, wield put off Inquiry:do.
"'ether and he viacerely hoped that the authors of askant.
ties awl disgraces woolJ ha brought to coodigo uiso;-"
her. M' ILBER FOIICE explained.
Lord NEWARK approved of the Motion.
• Mr. LOCKHART supported the u:iginal•Aintloe.
Mr. GOOCH was friendly to Inquiry. bat thought the
pteseut Milian premature, and therefore he should soak
the Previous Question.
Mr. CANNING declared his convictioo that /itentrysin
+vinery, but he did net see that the mode suggcstild lie to
Noble Lord rens praiser, and would therefore support in
Previons-Qoest ion.
Mr. PA TT ESON moved that the Debate be adjoarint a
Monday sennight.
The %lotion being put from the Chair,
Mr. PONS()NIIY rile, and said that. be felt pereadel
thst the Motion originated in the Minister. who telt Owl
would he in a Mihoritv. and a fished to gain time.
The Cif A NC FLLOR of the f.;XCH 1.1411E1t.—" Toilet
the Right Hun. (iimileman that be is mistuketi, 1 shall give ;
negative to the Motion."
Strangers were then ordered to withdraw.
The Gallery was cleared, and Mr. Patteson's Motisa ax
negatived without a division.
The House then divided on the previous question.
For the previous Question :
Ayes - - - 14
Noes - - 193
MAJORITY AGAINST NI isisTrßs 9th
The Committee was then appointed for Friday next.'
Adjoarned at Half past One, limit Monday we,

LONDON:
SATURDAY, JANUARY 26.

r-Wed" /•
" ementmoothen" so 40-devoittly twine w s udt thee
Mr/Led by the division of Itrt sighs. to which Mr. Pestcsl'A6
unexpectedly found himself in a hliottrity.
4lrendy are the " rots beginning to ran," as sailer' Morro
whoa a isletslake:to.' Mr. Haeissin Courier, Wilt
consuln d the political banoneser, yecterday dtiowerri
some merit in Mr. Posisox av's Sprerh, of *hien he thipbo
highly. as ti, conceive that " it fully entitles him to hr its
Leaner of the Partgi not only in tlutt House, bee of 04
" !'arty in both Houser." rl'he decaying Post this inonit{
" congratulates the Public on the croft/gin{ prospeit C'at
'" now parrots itself of strict and-impartial" jestieebei.4
readeroo, unit is certainly changing;
NEW 1441/liNst !WWII ANcE Comes,:e.—The Mendell
Oessiemen whoclatodewilsely projected this monort#, et-
commenced their proceedings by offering Shama tattoo
imlividottl, otiose interests, as hlemhect of Liu) d't Colke'
lbedie, most abvintolv be materially injured by such no mir
Many /Wilms have thus flee., entrapped—co"
Otheipg yes. ere they were aware of the coosetplool
Ar t_ ,p
A Mos.& of Llisd's Coffee-Meese begs to moot,
Ibett the colvlwt of Those himober% who have thins 'moor
derittoby jetp themselves to the promotion of a project,olorli,
if roccedsful,l must deprive some baudred ledividush ell
11144*W:ism-At nnt ita (Nett well worthy of a voted cl"'
sureof the 114aejive op ay. At till remits, nw Gendnito.
who is n Subecrilser to this Asp COnspaoy, ran letss. tot
preetimptioo t deeni himself a M toe** to continue 3 )le2r
bey at Yin Cateerbeuse, .
A Requisition has been signed for the purpose of rifling s
bobby artiste of tha fitAettan of Weslosiisier, to coo-Wei
the propriety of a r.ii41,,,,..tbe Ictoct, and ainutherip lot
noose of Commits, tot the os, stet of fl.eform ia the We
of she fiepresenianno of the vie in Perlin. Amt.
irrheranemear
Louden; 11 1,.0 It.LI

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