The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-11-22 00:00:00

Air. PA rcaN MlNtortril the nt
Mr. A Hermit. I:IVO:ATE, while he ohierted to :le
principle of the Hill of Pains and Penalties, and v.,
rej.,ieetl at the fate of that tneasnre, could not bet es.
prens Isis comiciinn, Coat the conrse intrude.' to to
p.trsuod by the 1,2 n-el, on thin occasion, n. 45 inconsis-
tent with vi,..ricrer an I diznity. cl;rulateo. to
i.twet her l's:imatioli of etslifhtened
the puhlie (cries of " no. no, order, rhAir!).
The Loan. Al.troa tl.out;:ht it tiesirreole that as moth
latitude as posnible should he conceded to every
tietnitt in the course of his ohnervarioos.

Mr. Ala:trout: !Irv:lre coutenJe I that be was pet.
redly is: order : an:l :the: commenting upon the ia.v.
pediency of her Majesty's procoo•on to st. Fac,
eoneheleil by moving., as an :Iten:linent, "
Court, ansiouc for the pre.er.-ition of
and order in the ri:y of 1,14,1ete, could not but rept
their recret ut her Majesty's intention to prevoil to
St. Pours Cathedral, and their conviction that su.L
proceeding., under present eircnonstances. WAt likely in
Ne productive of to.rious inconvenience to the icliat
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tuts of this e;ty.••

Mr. J AMES n.tril the amen hzt..nt.
Mr. Sheriff WILLIAms snpported the original no.
tion.

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Mr. S. DI oN was as glad as arty man (-needle it
the abandonment of the Hill of Pains and Penalties,
He would only observe at present, that when he saw
what evidence had been produced against tits Queen,
hr had some doubts upon his mind, and lie woued de.
dare with equal candour, that when the evidence in
her behalf had been heard, he had not a single doult
remaining.—(Laughter.)— With respect to the ne.ditis
which had actuated 31;s:sters in thi procceding, it
was impossible, in his opinion, for any honourable mu
to itupitgu thent.—(Laughter.)—lL would ask toe.
the, it was possible to inapntr improper motives tes
Lord Liverpool, or the Lord Chauceitor. or Lind liar.
rowhy, or Loral Bathurst'—(Cries of Question. is
to her 31ajesty's going to St. Paul's Cathedral, the
measure could he altogether unprecedented. Queer's
R.ga tnt i Weed had done so, but there was n instance
of a Queen Consort leaving taken slit+ a step.
Mr. Alderman Bisect. opposed the original motion.
Mr. eL %RIC R: litypOrita it.
Upon Mr. Alderman I I erre •re ris;ng, cries of "teak.,
spoke," resounded from all parts of the Ball. A desnl.
tort discussion emitted upon the point of order, whether
.a member who had moved an amendment cent:el be heard
in reply. Considerable cenifiesiun prevailed for some
time in the Hall, and order was at lenath restored by
the Lord Mayor's stating, that Mr. Alderman Ileygate
waived any right to reply, aml wished n,erely ise be
heard in explanation.
After a few words in explanation. the Amendment iris
put and negatived, and the original motion carried by
a great apparent majority. A division was boweveT
called for, and the numbers were—

For the Original Alotium 4 Aldermen, I 15 Commoners.
2 Tellers—l 19:—For the Amendment, 6 Aldermen, .25
Coiumoners, 2 Tellers-33.—Majority tm.
A Wtrd Comniii tee was then appointed.
The Limo Marna then laid before the Court another
communication from her lii.jeste presenting the portra;t
of her 14te Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte; and
the Court uusnituously accepted her Majesty's gratiess
offer thereof.

It being near four o'clock, Mr. -anoints moved that
this Court do now adjourn.
The Conn M ►Ton was sensfitit allt it was extremely
inconvenient to many members of the Court to to•itintie
their attendance at this late period of the die. Still,
Luaev,•r, lie thought it desirable to prociel-as f r u
possible with the business before the Court.
Mr. FAYLI.L moved an Address of congratulation to
her Majesty upon the victory whirh she obtained over
her enemies, in the renewed attempts to degrade and de-
stroy her, the complete refutation of the charges against
her, and the frustration of a foul and atrocious conspi-
racy against her honor and her lite.
Mr. 'l'.►Tt.oa seconded the motion.
Mr. Alderman C. Sum spoke against the motion.
Mr. Jt•pr, Mr. CL►an And Mr. Alderman WAttuvi tvr
supported it.
31r. Ilitowse moved as an amendment, that that pert
of the motion, alleging the complete refutation of the
charges azaiiist her Majesty, be omitted.
Mr. Alderman C. S4lTn ileeethilt.ll the amendment.
The amendment was put and negatived, and the u:i•
ginai tion was carried without a diviMon.
The Court adjourned at half•past fire o'clock.

THE QUEE.V.

The defeat of the Bill of Pains and Penalties was
yesterday celebrated at the Freestsavons"l'averti, with a
Public dinner. hr the united Parishes of St. tiiles.in.ti (-
Fields' and St. ileorge, Bloomsburr. At 5 o'clock t' e
company, whirls was very numerous and respectable, ...t
Anwn to an exculient dinner: Sir Ilebbouse was in the
Chair, sopported on his right and left liv S. I'. Whit-
bread, Bail. 51. P., Sir Berard Noel, i1art..51.P., Mr. P.
Moore, M.P., Sir. Man. and Sir. TheNall.
After the revue% al of the cloth, the rationing toasts
were given from the ('hair:—
41, " The bil me. and may he ever hear in mind tb prin.
&pies which seated the House of Brunswick the
the •of these realtus."-1 his was drank al three
times three, and applause. ..
The next toast, a Iler Majesty the Queen, tend her
rights," was followed by three limes three moods of
applause, as boast as we ever heard in that or suy other
room. To these succeeded clapping of hands and cheers
which were continued for seyetal minutes. '1 hese piam
• slits were repeated •t the courissaista of " tiod. me the
gne.m." n bids was sung iii goad 'qtr by two or three
of the company
. The next toasts were. " The wooden walk of 111..!
I England," three times three. Song, •• Bute Br:tatisia
—(launt cheering.)
" The illustrious ornaments of the Molise of Bros
wick—the Dukes of Sussex and Illuucester," three times
' three, and thunders of applautsw. The Ominous, eit.
served. that the meeting Insist easily perceive why tlet,e
two illustrie.....s individuals had been %fleetest films the
Royel Family.
" The Duke of Redford, and the illnstrioas Ilsmse of
Bedford," was most enthusiastically cheered and drink
with three times three. '
Mr. Tsr.Lwau., with permission of the chair, pre-
posesl " Lord Erskine, and the prid•• of gatelithruen—
the Trial by Jury." The gentleman prefared this toast
with a lung eulogist"' no the mink infieproodenee of hi>
Lordship's conduct whilst at the lute, wtlich he so ably
followed up in the late otroeions prat•eittliags arailket
80. Queen. The toast, it is almost ttenesesoary to sec!.
was I Ily applauded.
The health of 3,4% Warrsi,chp, EMI. IRO WI Pe•'
paws', aml was received wish long root4lPrd Npplaaw.
The lion. (tentless.** eeplieril is on pleiriese irreh• it
the mane 4. which he arrospted for his stiosee.fros
Nome en"( litiwtribes on thr.eubjeet at. 'lie filtwik 1_:!,
the. ifiehmitilice" drat he had Sot receive, istim r,
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