Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-04

induced 10 alter that vote v hirL iluy p.yv
tor The second reading Of the bill. le =
they should have The mort ficaiio of Sc q
ing measure thrown Out which They an.
prove.
Earl Grey repealed, with Indignation.
thr unjus', untound.d, aud caiumnious
lmpnlaiions that hal been made upon
h,m by Lprd Lauderdale. lie thought
HAT noble Iord knew him too well 10
suppose him capable oil trick or manou-
we. He did not think il became those
10 talk of trek and maaemvre WHO had
held ou' an expectation that the divorce
clause would be abandoned In a commit.
tee. and that the bil. was 10 undergo
several material alterations, (hear. Lcar)
without whiS.i, many noble Lords would
Rave voted against lis second reading.
Even ,Ac noble Lord on The woolsack.
aiter a very able speech in favor of The
| divorce CLAUSE, concluded by voting a.
gainsI II. Ia "hlcb he was juinsd by eight
others OF his Dajestys ministers, Who il
seems had inlfo.iuoed the CLAUSE, into the
OH! Tor The purpose of expunging II
Lear, hear } For himself lie appealed
| I" Inc noble Lord, whether he had not
openly aud distinctly avowed his purpose.
some might think impraden,l, and in
cautiously, hui $50 one he should have
| iho't could say uncandiuly, ar give to bis
conduct ihe character of trick or marnu-
we. Sonir n"ble Lords had pedY ed thrm-
selves not ID pass the bill with the ,ii-
vorce clause, and he hoped they would
red EN- Thai pledge, by nesaiiviny the
third reading.
Eat LsUderdale iisclamel any inien-
tinn OF casting All iniputaiion upon the
| honor of his noble frieni, but still he
! thought there Was somehin. of pa liza
meniary ire kand nanUcuvre in The course
thai Tad been pursued.
Lord Liverpool observed, il had been
salJ, that he had held out az an iuduce-
/ ment Ia noble Lords IL vote tor the second
reading ot The bill, thai the divorce clause
Should be- oniiied III t!.e committee. He
had indeed said, ,hat, perhaps trom re-
liSious motives. snrue noble lo,d. m,sht
ohisci tu the divorce clause: and he had
declared sromIh bcgiunng That hi, mrs,
sure was never Inieuivdio relieve the kim
upon the lhr"n", tut 10 proi,c ct lie conn
trt rom great rational evil He had
SAID, il.ai h. Should MOI resisi the reiec-
lion of the alvarez clause, If il we're
thought improper.
Lurb EienbOyough agreed thar many
nohlr iOr;!s vntei Tor I, 4 divorce clause
for d tirreni !vasons, hui lac hcli n 10 be
!mp"ssiblv :uc AMY noble iotd who rad
yoled fer The rejection ot The divorce
clause, ou fFhTlCu, gr,.unds, To vote for
'ii- 'h!ri reading al The t,il wiih That
eau IasrI!ca,
Lor'i Dououghmorc condemned the
present discussion "a irregular
The LnTd Chance llur snid. the question
winch their sOldsi,p> now had l0 decide
Was li'iN, ans no oliI"r, whether 81 not
he ward composed of the letters T H f
should stand rari of ,he bill He ent,ye-
~ eNonrratrd Eall Grey from any ,liaege
oi unIairmcss. For himself, all HAT he
said III The course at the proceeding he
was ready 10 repeat. He should have
been TeaGy To defer 10 The opinion of OH.
crs, Gul II wa~ hls opilion thai. if The
Bill passed al all, II ought TO contain the
| divorce clause.
HE amendment that the word THE.
before " VARIOUS Countries and Places
should be lel out, was then pui and car.
rcd.
The Duke of Hamilton moved thai the
| words aduiieI. Us intercourse" should
! be omitted, whirh amendment was mega
! tivcd
The Earl OF Lauderdae moved that
HE words" t"r d 'ong p.ri ii ut time dur,
| Ing her royal hIgi.ness's re- itenrc abroad"
should be omitted, because HE allegation
had moi been proved hy evidence, hui he
wiihdrew lis amendment on an under.
standing that the Edrl of Liverpool wouId
bring ior"ard 4 proposition 10 tbat ,tIec,.
| The Earl OF Cainarvon moved, haI At.
I RI The words alln'Ing tn her rc,sl high
D"ss's reSiiieucc ali sad, these words
should be inserird-'' that on her ,oyal
highness's return 10 This country 4 90. 600
! OF The pubic money had been on ,ed 10
Der, which offer had been acknowledged
fflc ~ 4.
M ~. THIS Amendment Was ~ CARVED.
Lrrd King moved, HAT HE words pre-
v.ons 10 the words " great scandal and
d.ShouOr have been brought upon .vour
maiesil's family and ilis krgdnm" in
| lhIs clause, Should be omitted, aud the
| following words substituted -" And
whereas certain Commissioners were an
| pointed 10 proceed Ia Milan, WIN, toge~
| Iher with Que timiCarii, have collected a
| mass OF false aud infamous evidence
VIII IL appears, during many DAYS and
| weeks Ia have been detailed al the bar Of
| the house ot peers. whereby "-thcD would
| follow ibe original words of lie clause.
great scandal and dishon0r have been
| brought upon your majesly's family and
| This Kingdom. LaHghfer) Ii appear.
| ed TO him that the whole progress al this
case demanded such a descriptions, and
| u this amendment we're scceded TO, lie
should move This further addition 10 The
! clause" That the persons who acted as
such commissioners at Milan, should Tor,
bear 10 hold, and forever after shall be
disabled and rendered incapable OF bold
ing any place Of profit or emolumeni un-
der The crown" ( LaUghter.)
TIE QUESTION having been put, this a.
mcnhment was also negatived without
division.
Lord Kenyon now took The liberty Ia
move The amendment OF which he gave