Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-08
NIISCEyEIANEOGlS.


MISCELLANEOUS.
SaApYLEs IN THE HousE OF LoRps-The Mar
guess OF Londonderry has frequently Of late provoked
to with the Lord Chancellor in which he invariably
worsted BY the annexed report it will bc sccn that az
ter renewed contest final peace established between
those high partics--N. y. inner.
Viseount Golerch, in tho debate on the Marques Of
French officers in the Belgian Service mentioned ,hc
Of several foreigners Of dcton holding military
rank in countries OF which they natives. Lord
Suiled and other noble Lords. in low tonc mentioned
several names 10 him, and il presumed from what fol-
lowed, that the Lord Chancellor hayc also mention
Cd some name. Hcrcupon
Tho Marques OF Londonderry roe 10 order and asked
~ was customary for noble lords 10 be whispering and
limiting to tho noble lord who speaking, as the Lord
Chancellor was then doingl
Tho Lord Chancellor said (at the same time -oplv "a
vancing to the side of the table from which ho us,lav
addresses the llouse that he could longer submit to
he bothered by questions arising from tho confused idea
Of noble lords, who seemed p be incapable of understand
ing any proceeding, however ineligible. Howovcr plain
or ntcgibe it might be- itsccmcd BE- ecually out of
The reach of noble Marques whom he had hi, eye
but he Ctho Lord Choncellor would be treated with mo-
tons OF censuro only if the noble Marques chose to
bring them Forward, aud not with questions. He should
meet any motions Of which the noble Marauess
might bring forward, and would defend him self as wen as
ma was able; hat with such questions he would avo
The Marques of Londonderry said that no rose to or
dor, because while the noble Secretary Of State was
speaking the noble lord the woolsack speaking to
him acros, the table III had such conduct pr
sued by other noble lords who sat upon the wooac; and
IL on tho present lc
he had right TO speak 20 order. With respect 10 tho
language which had been madc of by the nolo and
learned lord he would only say that he would no vory
glad hear to him make Of those expression, in other
places.
The Duke OF Richmond instantly advanced to the table.
and movod that the worls of tho noble N,rr.s, sbolJ
be taken down.-(Chccrs)
The Lord Chancellor Expressed hope that tho n,bl.
duke would Withdraw his raoion The question Of order
was merely as to whether was in order for one no lord
TO prompt another who wa. spcaain~. Now strictly
speaking 1t was much Of order were ninaty-nnc
things in hundred which done in Parliament and
oonc 700 with great advantage TO tho public inasmuch
ashley saved much time and trouble. IIoar hear) Thus
strict order were enforced, he Che Lord Chanc clor(
ought TO nave called the noble Marquis order for he had
Drought forward motion about Holland and Belgium and
made spec ,h about the affairs of Portugal (Icor and
alauGhO With respect to the throat which tho nobI NJ.
9uis had held 10 Judge OF the IonJ bc b,J j -
say that he mover sai any thing in at House which no
would not be equally ready 10 say elicwhcre-(ucar1
Inc Dnko of Richmond said, that he should certainly
withdraw his notion in tbs hop, that tho noble Mar1ui,
would at once admit that he led by lomonary excite
ment TO hold out threat which ovcry ono must under
sand was moant imply that what had originated in that
House must terminate in duol II was Of course \
breach Of The orders of tho ousoi aud in tho hope ha,
tho noble Marquis would tho necessity Of rotraciDc
his threat, he would withdraw his motion.
Tho Marquis Of Londonderry and Lord Goodrich ro,e At
che same time, upon which
Lord Holland rose to order and said that whom noIc
lord was addressing their Lordshps If called 10 order
the proper course was that the point of order was
disposed Of he should be called upon 10 rcner HE
ment.
The Marquis Of Londonderry then gavo way, and
Lord Goderich proceeded to say, that tho noble Mar
quis might make himself perfectly easy with respect to the
hint givsn him (Lod By tho noble and learned lord on
the wooack; for he could him, only that he
did not hear word OF il, but that he did not even kpo,
that the noble and learned lord had spoken single word
UIear)
The Duke Of Wellington, Lord Holland. and other
fer3 having spoken % the nbcfoTc tho Uou,c,
The Marques of Londonderry rose TO rcply-rbo no
BILE MarquasJ added in low voice, which prevented him
occasionally from being heard, al hope the House viii
bear with for few minutes, whilst set myself ngh
with the noble aud learned Lord the wooiack li,-
tened with great pleasure to the wish he expressed that
every thing personal should be excluded from our debate
especially upon the great subject which il about TO
come before VS.. | aware, when vonurcl 10
stop what thought unkind dogcrly proceeding that
gavo occasion for tho very painful observations which
were then made No Individual who has over addressed
your Lordshps has ever been hashly dealt with with
respect 10 what he has ADVANCED have becn-(Iear
near! from some noble Lords behind his Lorlship1 |
cannot forget hose mort VIGOROUSLY unfit ons those
rude appellaions applied To my foreign services which
nough thoy may be dsapprovod by tho noble learned
Lord, have given satisfaction to tho Sovereign who en-
Ployed me, and the Government whom | served
when me noble lord returns again to expressions very
harsh AMI so unnecessary (bccauSc he admitted with that
can1or which he sometimes admits that they were not
strictly In oTdcr0 must say, that do deserve these
sTon5 exP:o7sons After cool reflection upon what Ina,
pissed peg TO say that IT, in any respect have given
PAIN to the feelings Of the noble and learned lord did not
mean so to do fcar hear from all parts Of the House
was under the irniaby of the personal attacks which
ne commenccd that stated what did. Having stated
9 wish further to say that have desire TO conc in
10 eoon with him ia any manner if he will onl, Layc
uPo1 mo these sort Of personal arguments. Upon The
whole bog the noble all learned lords pardon 0Iear
hoarD thought il essential 10 the dignity Of tho House
uia VIC should no. continue in this Of warfare
me bo-I Chancellor saii,My Lords, in concurrence
81 Tic Yey coItc1Ij, manly, All c,nI observations OF
'ls D2lls MlHpes' feel inysf called upon to meet tn
MOLE Marques IA The spirit Of c0nciltion in which
ne hH boen plea 10 rsvert 10 he subject Of our dr-
encc La doing so hog TO state 10 him mort uncignedIy
~ II mas nscn with The create. pain that have icl my
cen coPcS 70 make observations Of that character which
NJ ms described d,p9r3onal attack upon him do not
however, rceOliect,anl shall willingly submit 10 have
my memory refreshed lift be reacherois on mia
do not recoect single instance in which have rome
out OF my 10 attack the noble Marques or an,, s5lt
noble Lord, except when have been first assaled me
';li believe that on every occasion which / have
sad any thing harsh respecting any Of your Lodship
lave been provoked 70 II by being first attacked myself
However, perfectly agree with the noble Marques
hat no;mns can be more ut and proper uan that there
shoad De AN end o. such attacks for the fuure here
by oher 70 make treaty Of paace with the noble Mar
guess without TIA Intervention Of Prince TaIeyrand-
(Chcers and aughter And the terms Of the treaty shall
be- that u he win let alone will lot him afonc-
(Cheers and IaDgherJ if;hc noble Marques, be dis
inclined 10 enter, without further conddefaon int
50 solemn compact a. treaty Of peace let tere he
Truce armiscc between ne. with due notice hoseslr
% be agreed upon, Of renewed q hosdBdos tcbcsts mi
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