The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-11-30 00:00:00

DIPS/ UAL PARLIAMENT.
110 C SE 'OF L0111”,liot. oft.
fte p„„r, hiving met according to adjournmeilt,
,I„:,L.,ty and the Bishop of KILLAWIE were
took their seats for the first lime.
rl CAN! DEN, President of the Council,
.ac..
jot ih it Lordships, that the Physicians op-
a.ft to attend his Majesty had been examined,
.wento the Report, which, upon the motion
iv purpose, being put, was real by the Clerk.
oilich see Proceedings. of the House of Com.
pi Earl of LIVERPOOL then rose and said,
is consegnettee of theßepori which their Lord.
t Mad jo,t heard read. Ite-fel4 it hit dity•to
ea motion, in which, ho•and kis Majitstea-mm.
nitlt whoitr'Nerldif tfi ittlarnir to tot, • bail,:
at commencement of the melancholy subject •
came under their Lordships consideration,
laded themselves, and slotold still conduct
lies, as ucarly as the different circumstances
W &Ind, according to the precedents which oc.
for their guidance in the years 1788'and
to the year 1788, when the Report of the
• as was laid Implore the two nooses of Par-
t, the state of his Majesty's health had been
ks fmostalde Ibis- it was now, and had
much longer, and yet an adjoornmetit for a
r period thus that which he should have the
oar of proposing, took place. Ile concluded
waits; an adjinaramont to Thu rsda) , the 13th of

Kober.
EatISPENCER. said, ho should not enter, on
r presentee:es:lan, into that wide extent of la-
rk sad aui•tiadversion which the present motion
gusted. But he could not accede to a measure
a.h appeared to him as being not warranted by
Ism or spirit of the Constitution. The Blouse
.assembled merely as one of the states of the
533 not authorised to act, except upon the
soslof strong and imperious necessity. When
gebt of November the House mot, there was.
:bride attendance, and.open that account and
.it+-jot communicated
.coming somewhat sad.
up pea their Lordships, the ;notion ofndjourn-
..,t fur a fortuight was complied with. But n•:‘,
at the two louses were again assembled they
tte still incompetent to act. without the Crowd.
not'lle for adjournment on the 15th rested I
tielletlaration of the Noble and Learned
urns the woolsack ; but highly respect;:ble
that authority unquestionably was, it di•l. not
ustiow a proper Ot suffiaimt fonudation f.or
I.eolAlps' prooemlimenee-Assme • liege:nen*
• of duhrary had been urged : but neither d;
nor Joy other consideration, could warrant
Lordships in acting as a body, without the
pl sanelion, or their being held together as they
sere, in defiance .oF the Constitution, Hits
J•sip strenuously maintained, .abet- it was als.,
Dilly necessary of ascertaining the neeessity,.aud
flag it rerorilrd on the Journals, of any motion for.
Pynnvent, according to the precedent before
iP tie year 1788. The report of the Privy
ucil, he considered by no means a sufficient do.
meat to found such a proceeding upnn. One
(Illy Lad been stated in the report of the Physi-
c, and that was, the melancholy one of the
Ig't; incapacity. To give the statement _of that
WI:lily, it should. he entered on the Journals.
L'rdshie concluded by moving, that a Commit.
of Lordships be appended to examine the
piriarts touching the state of his Majesty's health,
to report the result of suohexarnination. to the
ie. •

Earl 510111 A observed, that when their Lord-
tp‘ last met, he bad felt it his duty to second the
en made by the Noble Secretary of State
adiwaument, but he did so on the precise
Ad condition that the essential- forms of
ntdingwhich the peculiar circumstances of
t moment appeared to justify the want of,
ho effectually stipplied ; awl because though
raw nut admit that such a course of proceed.
1112$ entirely without -danger, he did nut con-
: that the danger 'was of a magnitude to super..
e tit. other considerations, immediately pressing
the minds of their Lordships' considecatious,
obis; all the syrhintibies of afflicted and . pious
flee, sad for the indulgence of wltieb some sa.
ee Grunt senience might not improperly be yield.
anti themeasure even then was not unaccompa.
Oh danger, the clangor arising now from the
'esti further prorogation, ha considered preg-
t COI serious and alarming danger.. With re.
:t to the report which had been road from the
l'itsaas, Ministers c4uld deduce nothingtraga its
ground of speculation. They. had' spays of
famq, bet they were ipeenlationamorely. Ilia
4114 could not give his Tote to/ the motion of
Noble Secretary, without fdrfeiting till title to
confidence and opinion of the Nor
lU the Miniaters themselves, even had tbaY all
ileptilarity of which they are notorlously.des-
q*, eselpt; the heavy censure of all men, who
at all conversant with the nature and villei-
n( the constitotion. Ills Lordship concltidtd
Ile should Conan), support the pro.
In of his Noble Friend (Earl Spencer).
rd 11 A RitO'WHY contended- tbat M blister's
°"ie'tly been accusal. of departing from the
"ti, Jr the precedents width had been afforded
'kir conduct in the'.arts of 1788. H kola
tots Majesty's servants, in acting as the bad
1 %era assuming any endue powers. 11" the
ors 'from the suspension of. the Royal fufietioos
heat, those dangers bad oceurred before, algid
e „,4"'"I'.%•11 against-by measures simlier to those
.1
'" had now been tam. A sospatsion Ora.
Al (unctions was not a &Solutionl. pod Oder