Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-01
HOUSE OF COMMONS-

WEDNESDAY, JUNE7.
Mr.. BRoUGhAM said, lie was com
handed by her Majesty 10 deliver IL mes
sage 10 The House which, with permit, he
would read.
Here followed the message from Tie
Qnren which we have air, aly ptbli>hed.l
Tie Order of HE Day for taking his
naJPs'Ns Message now INTO cOmsidera
lion, WAS then read.
Lord CASTLEREAGH was convinced that the
tots" would feel with him the difficulty Of
the situation In which he was placed He was
asked last night, what the COnrse of proceed
ing was which lis MaiestN's ministers intend
ed TO recommend ; and here he must protest
IN im'Re, against The Crown or his Maiestys
bpVernmenl being represented as prosecutors
or prosecutors. In The message Of his Males
~, II appeared that the King threw himself,
a. by the Constitution he was justified in do
ing, on The great council Of The nation and TO
ask ah'lce OF them i'm The dIaicnit crisis in
Which Tie country now stood, as 10 the course
he was 10 pnisue. Al present he could not
say what course the House might recommend
II nnHt be after select body of Tie House
had enquire q INTO and investigated tile nature
OF the facts Submitted 10 them that they
wonid be enabled torecommend The course 10
be pursued, aIt The Interior proceedings 10 be
adopted The Committee Of Secrecy to which
lie had now TO propose the referring these
papers, would have nothing TO do with the
gun OF innocence OF the person charged, cX'
rerI as In The nature OF grand jnry, on whose
report "On!n Depend whether any future Step
should be adopted or not-(Hear, hear) Aud
he would put il TO the House, whether i'm case
OF uIierior proceedings they would not be
more lree ana uDiettered lin their defence of
thriT iliHStfiOns Mistress, than they cOuld lie
IT they were uOw appointed Members o that
Committee of Inquiry Measured tue House
re claimed not from The House. either for him
sell OF BIS colleagues, any favor in the maui
~ which they would make into line conduct
IuDtP0 in La rIa as.
had given his Majesty, IN this most painful! and
aTdu0nf tranSactiOU bnt, at the same time
ne must protest against the course adopted By
the honorable member last night of condemn.
ing them unEeard, aud ignorant as he was of
the circumstance aud situation under which,
tbey had advised his Majesty. I'm honorable
aud learned gentleman, (Dr. BrouchaniD on
ihat occasion, however, strongly urged the ne.
COSTLY of avoiding HAT investigation which
mast prove so painful 10 tie ilustrions par
ties concerned so injurious TO the pnbiic
and wutch mast risk The character of Iiph
and illus!ticus individual. hud the honorable
aud learned gentleman strongly urged minis
tiers to avoid such Investigation unless forced
upon them. IL had now been forced upon
ihem negotiation was at an end for the
tfdusacliOUs OF the last IS honrs bad proved
how little was 10 be gained by negotiation
ahd hOw little tie i.lnsiriOus incl vidual ,tgs
inclined 10 be guided by :he wise advice which
HE homo Fable and learned gentleman may be
presumed TO have given Der. She had r1iiigt
chosen TO ADOPT tbe i1mcuiable, and. he woald
ada, criminal, advice OF some persons about
hef aud had, as the honorable and learned
gentleman last night declared, permitted gar.
bird aud uriru' statements OF hat bad passed
20 20 iorlh statements calculated only IN in
hamr the passions Of TIE lower orders. Hear
near ~ Members Of GUvsrBineHt had also
been accused OF oheriug her Majesty money
dnd bad been charged with acting uncOusd-
tniionally IN doing 20 II should be- reculecj-
q, that no provision coulJ be made Tor AZ,
I the Royal Family, whether Gneru ~ other.
wise, nniesS recommended by tie Cs0@n. Ia