The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-08-19 00:00:00

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to b. formed *idlest having recourse to s Bill of Pains
and Penalties.
Lord Kroll arqniesced in the request of the Noble
Fart. and agreed to bring forward his motion to-
morrow.
The HAIM of Livearoot. said be bad no objection to
potiseae tjae debate till to4norrow, and he naggestetl a
wish bear the terms of the 'Noble Lord's motion.
KiNO stated. that it wag his intention to move a
resolatiort. ghat it was not necessary for the benefit of
the safety

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LONDON:
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sATIADAT Eremixa. At GrAT 19. 1920.

STOCK EXCHANGE. ONE O'CLOCK.

The !'ands have been rather statioaary than other.
wise, slice our lair, Consols having left otf yesterday
at the Account, anal' opened at the same price
t.-dNyvat which they have been buyers for a short
-but aotne sales, though of not much importance,
have' tither checked the market, which at one time
this looming looked extremely favourable. The price
is mow about 6911.

Mg morning, at two o'clock, one of thr Ql*RiN'S
(loathers arrived at Brandenburg+ House from Home.
Hrt Msossrs rose immediately, examined the
pipers. separated them, and wrote instractions to Mr.
Vaasa, her Solicitor. Alderman WOOD, who has
mitt at Brandenhurgh House from the time her Mo-
./147T took possession, was also called up to receive
despatches from his Sun, who went out as translator
et dm Italian language. Alderman WOOD brought
tletchtes to the Hesse of Lord' at ten o'clock.
Qvtatt will not come to town to-day, nor will
hrellionsvy attend the House of Lords until they
commence with the evidence. We are informed that
the first penes& in Italy are =Lions to attend on her
Mot le ys's behalf.

ladoestaa WOOl toceieml yesterday. two Addrooaes
trona Bath. one signed by four thousand females, the
other by the same number of men.

extract of a private letter from Paris, dated Aug.
13 —lt appears that tranquillity has not as yet been
established at Paler:no. Our accounts state, that some
ei the troops who escaped the fatal tiay of the 17th
again put themselves In motion. and took possession
et the fort of Cattleman. in which thry defended them-
ultra for two das, but were obliged to yield to the
tottatitutionals who confined them in dungeons. The
.4;aihly Slaves, to the number of 5.00, were joined by
caw hundreds of the peasants, surrounded the town
sad kept the people in subjection; at length the
Mishap of Palermo called a Provisional Junta, by
which iwtans he restored order ; but how long this
will last is uncertain.

Aaw York Paper' to the 29th of .111lv, arrived this
artatalng, from which we extract the following from.
Valparaiso :—" A lieonaed trade has been opened with
Prertt. and several vessels had sailed with wheat and
other articles for Lima. A plot to assusinate the
Sopron. Director of Chili. and to place the family of
Comoro at the head of the Government, had been dis-
covered."

In true paper of to-day; we have presented, at as
gloat a length as onr limits will allow, a detail of the
arguments which were urged by Counsel yesterday
as the Bar of the House of Lords, and of which we
g•tve the commencement of an abstract at the ordi-
•ary time of puhlication, and afterwards the segitel in
*Amend Iltdit;on. The comprehensive view which
hit. Div/lass took of Bills of Pains and Penalties in
g+e•eral, and the luminous and striking manner in
which he exposed the principles and bearings of the
*Pim& he Qua's. prepared the way for that
Sow which Mr. Buoironaet produced upon the House
lo his reply to the arguments of his bl /UNITY'S ATTOIIII-
- and SOLICITOR4IIIMIRAL. The impression made
kg her MAJMITT'S COttlltel upon the minds of the Noble
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Leeds was such. that Earl OMIT confessed that his
venial was strongly determined against proceeding
WWI the Bill, and Lord Ktrso expressed his intention
tuesnediatqly a resolution to their Lordship,
ng that it was not necessary. either for the
••public safety, or the security of the government, that
she Bill should pass into a law. This brings the
whole affair to its proper issue. The question is, as we
have 'eked again. and again, where is the necessity or
expedience of the proceeding ? It may be called the
peet•lons question.; and a momentous question it is.
he defereace to Earl Gnat's suggestions, Lord Kowa
agreed to postpone his motion till the present day,
whew the question cannot fail to produce a most inter-
eeti•S discussion.

Extract of a Letter. dated Wakefield, August 17.
ido s--" At last the Important day is arrived. and
ear atteatioa has been daily called to its approaching
adroit for this week past. by the pouring of troops
through the lowa, all taking their real to the South.
Of Ike spirit that salaams seine portion at least et
rheas men of war. I shall glee you an idea. when I
artpudat . that a party of thews has hem sera to
the pardiafaea far shooting " God Mess the Owes !"
" Igfor Are tAe thaws t" This summary lacareatiss'
$.140 ie esetalaly a we way of supporting loyalty."

society, and the wife" of Oovernment, to proceed on the
lu 11 info?" the House, 'stilled an Act of Paint and
ioroalties, far."
The &photo was then adjourned till to-morrow.
The Queen left the House at half-past fonr o'clock.
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