Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-24
HOUSE OF COMMONS, JAN. "a.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, JAN. "a.
The Marquis of Tavistock gave notice,
hat on Monday sc might he would move a
resolution, expressive CT the sense of the
house on the conduct of ministers towards
her majesty.
Slr. W. Lemon presented petition from
Truro, praying the restoration of the
Queen, name 10 the liturgy. A petition
was also laid upon the table, praying inqui-
ny into the conspiracy against the Queen.
0her petitions were presented to the same
effect.
Mr.. Western said the country had been in
suited by false and peUured evidence. and
BY case OF gross conspiracy, and he wish
ed 10 know whether the noble lord Castle
ryagh) intended any inquiry. Lord Castle
reogh said he would not be dragged by high
sounding phrases into a premature discus
sion Of the subject yet 10 be debated. lie
should therefore decline to answ er the ques-
tim. Considering the Discrimination OF the
Olbtr side formerly to enter into the SUBJ
jet while the proceeding was pending in
the lords, IL was singular that they were so
ANXIOUS now to meet the question. General
Ferguson had moved last session for pa.
B Ord Casiiereagh that the time was not come
! He now wished 10 know If the noble lord
would now produce these papers Lord
ECa>tereash replied, that il the time was
now Come, the bon. gentleman might move
for the papers. Mr.. Bennett repeated the
charge OF the conspiracy, and Lord Castle
Ieagh said 1T was tor those who made the
charge TO make out their case.
rbe marquis o; TayIstock asked if minis
! ters intended to propose any remedy for the
astresses Of the country? Lord Castlereagh
expressed bis sympathy Tor The sutferings
Fl the people, but he was not aware that
ministers were in possession Of any measure
which would be iikelv 10 afford relief. NJ
nerous petitions were lard upon the table,
ealing tor inquiry into the conspiracy "a
\ salRSi the Queen, for the restoration OF her
name to the liturgy. and for The impeach-
neul OF ministers. DIR LaTbion, in pre-
ssnLug a simiIar petition tom Gateshead ,
Called upon The house to pay IN these times
The utmost attention 10 petitions from the
snuntIy, complaint Vi those who claimed
10 be the exclusively loyal aud constitutions
\ ai, NGe ,ecn twenueths OF the people were
now opposed To The measures OF miniSSers.
lit prayed 10 God that the indifference OF
the noble lord and his colleagues raight tot
lead 10 the most disastrous consequences.
Lord Caslleieagh declared that he had ex
Pressed no sentiments disrespecttul TO Il e
*peOp!t OF England.
MIR. Bennett laid on the table a similar
&pctOn from w Wiltshire. He took his OPP
tOrunl'y OF denying that any thing had
been proved against her majesty. Mr.. Ten
H>on, IN laying on the table similar pe IT,
hon from Great Grimsby, remarked that he
i'd understood last night, from the notie
lord that the only proposition ministers
would bring forward regarding the Queen
related TO the provision for her residence,
! hear, hear, from Lord Castlereagh.) Mr..
hume IaId upon the table many petitions
nom Scotland To the same effect. Mr. Est
court land upon the table the Devices petiti-
'h to the same purport. Some discussion
'n>u-d, as the honorable member declared
,"a' The petition was only signed by 400
people oi little consequence. Sn Francis
nNr'e't sand, that until tonight he had not
-EUnctly understood that ministers bad gi-
nup all further prosecution of he Queen,
50, 1t would give the country great salts
II 'C'inh and tranquility. ln future, il would
II wv 'udN SllS dSpSiS'Oh
Aimed on her character. He hoped, there
ne That there would be no further discus
Epn here, aud that the King would al once
[7>'eie The QIeen's name to the liturgy. -
S5Q Casilereagh begged i; might not be
%'"eNtand that ministers bad changed their
7tImlna'ion. The bill of pains and pc
'u's had been withdrawn without any in
uuoh OF submitting another measure OF
same character. To a question from
If hurdett, Lord Castlereagh again as
1ed the house that there was no intention
submitting any other prosecution for that
,u'Ch had already come to an end. 1t die
- follow, however, that the name OF her
tTJeSiy was TO be restored TO the liturgy MI.
'ougham asked whether the noble lord
nesnt that no inquiry was 10 be instituted
St,n't The Queen, but that all proceeding.
ae way Ot punishment were TO be dis
G''hned. Lord Castlereagh would not
'""''pate the argument on the subject.