Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-09

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pose the motion Of the Noble Earl.
Earl Grey reprobated, in the most elo-
quent and forcible terms, the disgracefuI
manner in which his Majesty's Ministers
had perseyesed in SO disgusting a pro-
ceediug derogatory, as they had even
themselves admitted 10 the House of
Commons, to the dignity Of the Grown,
and injurious 10 the best interests of the
Country. The independent part Of the
House lad rescued its character from the.
impending shame and degradation, leav-
| ing It's authors 10 possession Of only their
own votes, as the prosecutors OF the charge
lthey had preferred. How they were 10
answer for their conduct to the country,
il waald be now for themselves TO consider.
L6sd Erskine then said, that he could
not find words to express the delight he
felt al the destruction Of the Bill now ex-
piring before them, and in the consequent
renovat Of the law, il, the administers
ifio,' vi which he had spent his life and
he could not help therefore borrowing from
the eloquent Hooker, speaking oflaw, from
the uniformity OF its character stranger
10 such anomalies as the present ---s' Ot
law there can be no less acknowledged
| than that her seat is the bosom Of God
her voice The harmony Of the world ; all
things in heaven and earth do her homage;
the very least as feeling her care, and the
greatest as not exempted from her power,
Both angels and men, and creatures OF
what condition soeyer, though each 10
different sort and manner, yet all With one
consent admiring her as the mother of
their joy aud peace. May The pare and
uniform system Of law be never more dis
turbed
The question was then put by the Lord
Chancellor, that the Bill be read this day
six months, which was carried without a
division.
Loud cheers resonnded throughout the
House.
The Earl Of Liverpool then moved that
1.-THE House do adjourn TO the Esd inst.
which was agreed too. Adjourned.
When the Earl of Liverpool had sigui-
fed his intention to withdraw the Bill,
the Intelligence was Immediately commu-
nicated TO Inc strangers III the lobby, who
could not be restrained from testifying
their joy by the oudest shouts. The
strangers Immediately rushed out into Old
Palace-yard, where her Majesty was just
at that moment stepping into her carriage.
The joy manifested by the people who
had assembled 10 witness her Majesty's
departure when the fate Of the Bill was
made known, is indescrihable. The effect
of the shouts and congratulations Of the
people was heightened by the royal salute
from the drums Of the soldiers on duty.
These brave fellows Showed by their
countenances that they were not behind
the rest Of their countrymen in exultation,
and when they piled their arms alter the
Queens carriage had passed, they added
their shouts to those Of the multitude,
while they explained to their comrades
who we're drawn forth by the noise, the
destruction Of g The Bill.'
Contents for the third reading.
Dukes-York, Clarence, Wellington,
Northumberland, Newcastle, Rutland,
Beaufort.
Marquesses- Conyngham, Anglesea,
Camden, Norton, Exeter, Headfort, Corn
wallis, Buckingham, Lothian, Queensbu-
ry, Winchester.
Earis-St. Germans, Whitworth, Yer
ulam, Cathcart, Mulgrave. Oxford, Man
vers, Rose, Nelson, Fowls, Limerick,
Donoughmore, Belmore, Mayo, Lonsford,
Mount CasheI, Kingston, Liverpool, Dig
by, Mount Edgecombe, Strange (Athol,
Abergavenny, Ailesbury, Bathurst, Chat
ham, Harcourt, Warwick, Graham Mon
trose,) pomfret, Macclesfeld, BaIcarras,
Home, Coventry, Rockford, Abingdon,
Shaltesbury, Cardigan, WincheIsea,
Bridgewaler, WestmoreIand, &c. P. So i
discounts Exmouth, Lake, Sidmouth,
Melville, Curzou, Sydney, Hereford.
Lords Harris, Ross (Glasgow,) Mel |
drum Aboyne, Hill, Combermere, Hope
toun, Manners, Ailsa (Cassilis,) Lauder
dale, Sheffield, Redesdale, st. Helena,
Northwick, Bolton, Darlington, De Dun
stanville, Rous, Saltersford (Conrtown,)
Stewart Galloway Stewart (Moray,) |
Douglas (Morton.) Grenville, SufieId,
Montague, Gordon (Hnutley,) Somers,
Rodney, Middleton, Napier, Colvile,
Gray, Saltoun, Forbes, Eidon (Ch.)
Archbishop OF Canterbury.
Bishops-Cork and Ross, landau, Pc
terborough, Ely, ST. David's, Worcester,
ST. Asaph, london.
Non Contents.
Dukcs-Gloucester Portland, Brandon,
Devonshire, Bedford, Grafton, Richmond,
Somerset.
Marquesses Bath, Stafford, Lansdown |
Earis- BIessingtop, Brandford, Morley,
Mimic, Grey, Gosford, Romuey, Rosslyn,
CaIledon, EoniskilleD, Farnham, Carrick,
Carnn..an niansfiaId Enrtascile HiIshn- [