The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-07-18 00:00:00

No• 4772.

R IVA OP IFNOL:IND. July 13, I$ O.
TilE coorl of I)i (TIN rs of tde Goeerdur (tad Cum-
paAo of Me It INK of R.I. t) Ore Retire,
mot oa sod alter the Nth day of Jolty instant, the Bask
may to lust to the Bankers in London. Its each
raNrtiea as tie Directors Jthe said Doak may think
Proper, current Nileer Cohn qf the Realm; to the amount of 1
3jiliee, piparls stet-tiny. in E.rekonyefte flank Nelra,
i.vrattd aypiieolieh be :Yodeler the maw &jure the first
„,q 4 Irtlamory heel. ROBERT REST. Ste retory.

BRIDGES. Mkt on,
comvoN (VC holden in the Chamber of the
• Gail•litail of tilt. CITY of LONDON, tut 11.inday, the
im May of July. ISM;
'v01.',,,
yrdAf It Irprears to this Court, that a Bill is now
.rees, throng,h the House of Lords, by the pre-
-50 :;,„levelskre klajesty. the Queen, Is charged with haring
• wieltidterous intereenrse with a person nensOd
. • ; all further accused of the most licentious cso.
dwohee bee departure from England. in the year 1814.
r th, go purport% to deprive her Majesty of her title and
Asp, • even. sad to annul Nfarriage which has, for
tipars.saMisted with his most gra:ions Majesty.
rot des lilt appears to have origisitted in a Report of a
Sere tisissittee of their Lordships, to whom were referred
a wirty of Papers and Documents collected he a Commis-
„mune areend years since to n foreign courier:. and the
hapset this Committee has been founded solely opon the
.ayfhoes and Documests, without the examination of a
sigh sitars, open (pith.
Thst this Court have viewed thefte proceedin;, a i !It the
jap e. regret and alarm, and that, actuated he tirmeet
Oloisatet to tie principle+ of the fonititotion. and by the
aseattlist *Section to the House of Brunseic., they fret
Stair ditty to express their conviction thnt the,e measures
siker spinst the estaidVicil rule. of Justice and Equity,
asi are sidenistra to weaken the stability of the Throne.

/Ist Buret Committees. proceeding in the nbseuce of lb,
asseed, seen written testimony, without the due sanction of
en calk or the opportunity of eruis-ecantinatlon, are uM
Inthra to the true principles of British Jurisprudence.
The a Bill o? Paiiti and Penalties, charging offences al-
legretto here bees c•iminitted flaring the p.*ried of six whet*
pers. witibut specification of time tar place, especially *keit
tar parts secused is kept in ignorance of the witnesses who
see le support the charges. is incompatible with fair and hn
pellet investigation, and repels-mutt to British justice and
lestre.
'ftat it appears to this Court. that by pireistinte in then
aossues, the peace, the seciritv. and the welfare of the
Realm ash be endangered. and the succeesion to the Crowe
Itself weakened and impaired: that therefore an investige-
tics asset) vital importance to the State should be conduct-
e4 epee principles consonant to the established rules of
Isidgltiorispro.'ence,gutl calculated to enhance the loyalty
ad attachment of the People to the Ithistriuos House of
Breaswiet.
'not Petitions be preassied to both Houses of Parliaseats
hooded on these Regulations, pra3ing Wont to reject the
reposed Bill of Pains and Penalties, al wholly inappliesble.l
Oaths pretest times, and u totally unfit to sushi Vie ends of
WOODTIIORPE.

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