The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-11-24 00:00:00

IMPEIII.II, P.41:1.14.M1LYT.

"p gem thr first Edition of me lifafee.
tejay fivnisit II•por.1 of the important Pro-
tilaksthat lod orrer.red Perhement, we take occasion
roar reegkrs In ren,•rat th.- Meiling with a more
!Ladle detail than we urrr able to procure last night.)

DOUSE OF LORDS.
A for minutes before two o'clock the Honse met, and
ti, log Chancellor, accompanied by the Earl Liverpool
si Worst in full robes, took their seateon the Wool-
ark is Royal Cointiosioners. There were not more
soot or nine POsrli, spiritual and temporal, present.
wog tile latter were the Earl of Shaftesbury, and the
orb Sitlmontli, Ellenborou;rh, and Oonouglimore.
At the inomeet of the arrival of the Commissioners,
st. *mule, the Deputy I 'slier of the Black Rod, was .
Award to sunimCn the Members of the House of :
cameos to their Lordships' Dar.
A for uiltiutes elapsed of complete silence in the
AM of expertarry below the bar, it liming been
Actitioetc.l that some !Cubic Lord would take
oriostaity of rising in his place to deliver a Mes-
a/Dr Majesty. or that Nottit.t questions would be
'1,0164 ter* relattre to the ',dating state of our •
relations, at a time n lien the indications of
• . temts the South ut Europe. No intention
~. Ai is, ber'srienr,'nianifested on the part of any
ni 'tat-lig ere iitteival of the departure of the
, liirilse, %ring of the folding doors for
I(iishin al ii4.'Whisqf the bower House, vitro
*eared pith:dan 8. paii a at their heath, accom-
by Lard Cascruutnaeu, Mr. BKOGUEN, and other
nislied Characters.
! Loin, CIINCSLLAa then announced to both
I, that lars.-qajesety had been graciously pleased to
nix tt.mtaa*iion to give the Rural Assent to the
„,..411orofiyoiid's indemnity Bill.
• TIE 011reilsion haying been read by the Clerk, the
Royal Aisent.wee,git hi a cordingly.
The Low CHINCELLOR then further made known,
test Ms Majesty hail been Fr arionsly pleased to appoint
Artiia rommioinners to prorogue the Parliament from
404-Ay tom certain period speci,:ed in the Commission.
\TheCaniids:don was then read in the usual form, em-
ir. l the persons remelt as Commissioners to Pro-
, therarliatnent from 'Flinrsilay, the 23rd of Nov.
.. ay the 23ril of next January.
moo as the Counnission had been read,
. oow le)iatect:tt.ois spoke in the fbllowing terms:
t
etla and tientletnen, by virtue of the powers en-
to ink and other Lords, to act in the name and on
. his Majesty, anti in obedience to the Royal
:sins for Peoroguiog this Parliament, we do
isgly Prorogno it to Tuesday the ttril of January
. &she then holden, anti we declare this Parliament
- . Prorogued to the said Tuesday, January
'i

Fru.
Ite SPEAKER and the Members of the House of Com-
a then withdrew, nn.) immediately after the C0nn:41...-
I*ra and Peers retired.
Isere were many strangers below the Bar, who had
laird 4. hated that poem *Rcpt ettswid have

—wa•-•—_.
..--- HOUSE O COMMONS.
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11,111111 minutes before two o'clock, the Setaxra took
' • iCkitir, and called upon Mr. Chaloner and Mr.
LIMIT (the new Member for Warwickshire) who were
Dinsedi ite'y swain in an.l took tit, it seats.
Two petitions were presented to the House against the
feturn of Mr. Lawley for Warwickshire.
New write were then moved fur, one fur Berwick, and
See tor the Borough of Westbury.
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ADDRESS FROM THE QUEEN.
i •
Yr. DEPIM t N rose, and said that he had her Majesty's
and to present an Address to that House,--(Cries of
tIVO, no;" and " Yes, yes ;")—apd he hoped that the
would consider the propriety of discussing the
t before it was Prorogued.
%a, • SPEAKER replied, that he should act as on all
• former oc:•asions ; that as soon as the Black Rod ap-
peared, he should rise from his seat.
Mr. Damatsat was still proceeding to address the
speaker, when the Deputy Usher of the Black Hest made
1491PloacanOtet and advancing to the table, was received
Ma ttemensioas outcry of "Nos no•.”---" Chair,chairl"
',lMlhasne, shame 1."
.' Ilsi Sega am however, rose from the Chair, and was
. - • ' to leave the House, when
rex
thattlhadnobtera
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eniiver tore
r•eti tyainhdedne;alcakreidt,onwohredarodf.the
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`."ltiviSesantr., however, proceeded to the House of
Unit, %Hewed by a large proportion of the Members,
The Eir. G. H.Mennett and Lord Ossubitou being the
outilembers of the Opposition who accompanied him.
WiSPEAKIIR did not return again to the House, and
On *obits separated in a few minutes after he bad re-
sited. • ,
We utk:ctstepl the Members present amounted to
adanot A&
We sloAki mention, that so great was the haste with
• • -I. till this affair was transacted, that strangers were
not admitted into the gallery of the House of Commons,
.911 HI" AR account of what passed dole is collected from
the Meetasets.
Thefullowing is the Message which Mr. Denman re-
quested ieave to read to the House
1 • • THE QUEEN'S MESSAGE.
d CAIMIIIIIII R.
" The Queen thinks it proper to inform the Home of
Ceounons, that she has received a communication from
the King's Ministers, plainly intimating an intention to
prorogne the Parliament iinmetliately, and accompanied
by an offer of money for her support, and fur providing
her with nith a residence until a new Session may be
holden.
" This offer the Queen has had no hesitation in re-
fusing. While the late extraordinary proceedings were
i•pending, it might be fit for her to accept the advances
I • made fur her tesoper.iry accommodation—but she natu-
rally expected that the failure of that unparalleled at-
tempt to degrade the Royal Family, would be isnmedi-