The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-07-05 00:00:00

REPORT
The Esti of
.4ecret Commil
•hip, was read
the following pa
" By the Lords'
mittee to examine
on Tuesday the
Majesty's command,
see it, and to
lionsl papers,
matter of Ms
Jane last.
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with all the attention
ments which ;.
those documents ,
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NOW. Meta had said that the MIMS &001140 saw ewer,
ar and dear relative of his, whose character
mod it might be wrong to proceed he she emahl
'justly aspersed, while holding a common*
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enter on her defence. Certainly that would be bird.
n Islands. • - il
, of -. _ but oet he (lard Ong) wee otopiska. that sioi•egold
I Wl.Aull moved the Ilefellu pesdhig too
~btoes, Biii,
and
gave
notice of it, .;te. set lose any thing-toy the hosseffiats.prodeeueloWtithe
"a' trig She andel have nothing to appiebend farther A
sday. Ilia Lordship said, that the honest
than, by this report, she bid Flared, er Whim, it 1
untrinplated by the Bill would not be sef-
would give her, as Ile conceived, a great affirantaitit. by s
was to pass in its present state; but he •
ambling her to know. whin was the exact eaters of the •
• some amendments on Thursday. which he
charge. whet the reel situation of the proofs, awl the
veld render it useful to the country after
. character of the winners In the present
multi move that the Bill, with its amend- ' • (gat a°. r .
thin bad been told of all these, the name if t dew
Tinted, and then re-committed. . A
servant even had not been given, yet the Qoors •
qttis of LAIMMIDOV/N moved fur dispatches vial
placed under the authoritative opinion of the Co.- .1
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homes !taffies to the East India Company, wa..5,..• which,
the state of Java in the year 1814.—0 - mi., perhaps, by its unrefutedspareffin, for
the space of three months, no means, at the end of that -
time, would be sufficient to repel Ho hoped that
h Commercial Credit Bill was read a third
what the Noble Earl, to-morrow, welsh' nabs, lositera
used.e. ti
rter Snakes' Appeal Bill and the Special his object, be would distinctlystate the charges, and
Varnish her Majesty with a specification of diem. and a l.l'
Appointment Bill, were committed. list of witnesses on whose depositions they Were band-
THE QUEEN. ;
RT OF THE SECRET COMMITTER . ed. He could not help entering his protest ewes more
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lof Ilinitower presented the Report of the against a Proceediag which violated even' PriattiPle ell
imittee, which, on the motion of his Lord- law and justice, and was calculated to destroy that no *
spect which he had hoped would always-bob/mg to %WS
rod by the Clerk at the table, and was to
mg purport ;,--
character and decisions of that Honer.
Lords' Committees, appointed a Secret Cam-
The Earl of Hsaitow le said, that as the latter pa.%
mime the Rapers laid better the Howse of Lords
of the Noble Earl's speech related to a solierton which
the 6th of lone lost, In two sealed hap, by his a full esplaastiou would be given to-morrow (this day),
taimand, and to report thereupon as they shall he would not itlfry a word Weill, farther tbas to liar.
o whom have been mince referred several addl- that he entertained a full sense of the lispertesiffi of I .
s, in two sealed bags, relative to the subject that subject, and had as anxious a desire as any one 1
a Majesty's most gracious Message of the 6th of could have, that the minds of their Lordebips 4:0104 /
still remain with respect to it is a state of perfect ins-
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Ito Report, That the Committee have examined, partiality. He could not, however, avoid soaking me ,
titration due to so important a subject, the doer- dr two observations on the speech of the Noble Earl. •
have been laid before them, and they and that in a spirit much milder that that is which he :tad
ents contain allegations, supported by the row expressed himself, for be should not espy his tote. . t
loony of a great member of persons In various The Noble Earl had accused Ooverement of a gross
f life, and reshilag In different Parts of Einem act of injustice towards her Majesty. If it was so,
n, sleet the honour eke Queen, charging her the Howie wlit that 4.....„ eote&to aioala-
h as. adulteress anneitou with •raviguit, ors- 'o6.—(Criss-(Curia Stair a* o,loi-04 - boucles') • • •
re satire in a menial capacity, and attributing —Whet the measure of a pallaadltall weac•fielmtall• a
sty a continued series of conduct highly anise- Noble Lord had urged what he eoneeived to be us-
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Majesty's rank and station, and of the most ii- answerable arguments against it; and yet. by MA, i
racier. These charges appear to be caleulated pressing a divisine, he evidently did not wish It to be
sent, not only the keener of the trueeo, but known how small a number hie mtaninverahle are it- . Illt
rnityof the Crows, aid the moral feeling and meats had convinced. 14 indeed, there ever WY a
le country, that in their opinion. it is indigene- ease in which the House was joetilied in pursuing the t
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my should become the 'abject of a solemn in- course which they did, it was she pretest one. What
di It appears to the Committee may be beat of- injustice was there dope ? What Ineoevesitnee could
tours. of a Legislative preeetediag I die Mena result to the accused from it, which could have been , 0
h they newt bat most deeply deplore." - avoided. It had been stated to their Lordships, that
notion of the Earl of Ilsnaowne, the Report if the Committee reported oa the necessity of mime I
A to he printed. measure, the House world be disqualified to judge :
.1 of Livateont rose to give notice, that he upon it; and if a judicial proceeding were to take ,
morrow (this day). bring in a Bill, in re- place, there could be no doubt that all previous lit
the subject matter of the Report. He qniry should be given up, or the Hooter would lase
the was persuaded their Lordships were die- its character for judicial impartiality. But be wont I c
consult the conveniesce of the Illustrious ask their Lordships if they amid have &tatted t.• • /
maned, as to time, which object would not • Minister proposing such a measure of himself, as
ed in the proseention of the proposal mea- thtt'wbich was now to he growled apes she Report.
he would enter into a fuller explanation to- A proceediag of the kind, instituted without previous
his day). inquiry, would be contrary to all precedest, red could .
co said, that he rood not avoid rayiug a only be excused in one con, where there Visa stroag . •
I 1 n this most important and distressing sub- cal from the party accused form immediate trial. let
hject, the distressing character of which had this instance, what the waled die call upon the 1 .
sled, beyond what could have possibly been House, the Committee had. been already appointed ; ,et-
I, by the Report which had been just read. and although the House bit the dillkshies antindeli- .
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'tat on a former occasion, and he stated now, cacv of the case, . yet it salt so toonon for iltertng tare A.
sly entered into this subject. as a Member of course which it had on constieradon adopted. Au- •
anxious to do strict impartial justice be- other poiatt on which the Noble Seri had animal-.
parties, without effecting by airy bias the vested. WAS the negotiation for an arrangement which
the accuser or the accused: In repeating Imi! been carried on between her Mojenty amid Mini*
sn, he also protested against the injustice of ten; and be stared, that if Misdates+, were in mem
eding___(ilear, hear!)—beciuse it did not lion of the infonsation oe which the charges
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cause of the accused in that unprejudiced founded, it was highlferhainal hi them not to hen
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bleb it ought to tome before the reat and immediately instituted 'such a proceeding as that to
rihnnal of 'the country.—(Hear, brat')—A which they were saw drifts. He (Lord
d been distiuetly made, not by respousible did not know un what grounds sash an .eginies hat
at by a part of the Honor of beryls, sitting been supported. Now, indeed, whoosh, owes darns
Ire julginent on a ease, in reference to which, by she necessity of the saes to seutriesesibhoassefead: •• .
they advised a legislative measure, yet It-was lag, the' 'Noble Earl said, that they. Amid net cuter
sat they mast set in a judicial capacity, and into the investigation of, ifilpet, whir% adeltt novo
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e one against an Illustrious person—aentsing dangerous to the tranqufiSfy of the mn an, be ,
adulterous connexion with a menial, and at- thought that the 'season proposid "Beg map 1,, i I
to her a long coarse of licentious roodect— instituted. • _• - .• 1 . ./s tV.
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• sore abhorrent and distressing to the feellego Here Earl Ouse roes es elersolheignlement 4t00105.. , ,
s heard it had never been made, mut& less His argumsat was, net bleetlfirreilleding 'tat
le in the highest statios. The Report also to be inatitutri. but t . Iffilliffiatets, :loirthig %Are
the matter called for a veletas; inquiry. But. them the evidence on w , nese is the Report
he charge rested upon such evidence as made were groonded, might ammo* have attempted to malt
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dispensable, it was set a ease Is which a the cane matter of cosopeassinc
se should ever have been cOotsasplated.— The Ertl of itasseener'llastasued. The Nobts
sr:}--,Bat by whom wen they toid.that it Bart was then of °pieties, theellsha seaters mew pro-
in which a compromise might be effected? posed-wea to have lsessf. beeeight •Ihrentel at slh-
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Ministers, who, with the ltsowletige el the compromise might to Imieeltred. alltesepOol. 4110.:
In which the charge wee tappet-toil, trove (Lard Heoroorby) loAc4l barb An the gentian , -' ,
I come to an arrespoest with tie ewers, noiders, is dwelled:ow, silk. the `rests s estb/hotiellk .. . • o
to announce her is that equity salmi* They bad acted with the-tierseet preetietria esidoe. .
tat she might be Heated debits, relpitestoe- leerisg to avoid the weeseohy of this sendsett by ti .:-. Is
er stake. But sew Ist told Ass Mow somproosise. The Noble Earl, to Somas. might en- '•
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bear within's tlieway--.am•etesseleta Age, immlimor lb, night alga bap legit* dilyieatilli a -
Ito the way is whit* it hetillss Ilbdeghttfot- thiskAinily well •41-Sistriffilloill prolVelbor.-tiies -tap .
umvaideths Qseeteleireillis sows* imilebiorkebat swoop 'GAN Siliveloyed takes Wavers
rte vet tile eetesstias Medal 1/hei ores t• De. die votniateroes e/ as tetitdey, tepidly Wahl** •
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