0444.1/ at the 1111/111ent before the prispa.ition was made, the language of • •stres Moult he " Why, you lisse torsi . sarsoresled for by the IVO* tb•••111h14 causal relapse i• now. fir 1111116.4911 114. born mile fat you, and yon cannot re fa.r it. It is therefore an acknowledginein of your guilt." —(Cheers.) The hon. Pent. then contended against the nrigi t m anr. nt Lord Ilere•mh, awl ridiculed Ilse amain , ej &&&& adj.:archon thrown out ay Idol. and tar ilia that the Queen WA. giving rucauragruirist to I/11(414 Spl• rut.—(Else ruflit I . cent. nn in (divvied irtiratrill.) Mr. R. VI HU Kir ruts red at some length est the aoliject of the Bill ut Pain- suit Penalties. After Nlr. Brougham had aitilreAsed the House at con siderable length, the aneritilistruit that the House do ad lotto a W/14 11111 by the Speaker, and iiegiitived. It-mwilrrtitt olf SIIPPLII.—TIse Mot•e having gone lido aes ire of sottish Mr. Biligrlen in the C:l4lr, Lord CAuTI.EREAGH 1040. The length, hr observed, at obich Ise 11111'011011 of the House hail .11Irakly 1014'11 galled WI this subject. suit the many tupies that had heels already iulrudured i Ito the armor, rendered it umiecessary for him to tiespa-s ntsrli. su he would, theiefore, %idiom further move that the •1111 l of 50, WI, a year he es amiss' to her Nii jt .1y ; and whether this proposal met with her NI ijesty's vie o s or 1101, he (irly 1 iiiiroured with else I 1111 l .messitier for Bri•tol (Mr. Blight), ilia, this, as a serried 44thioitaiiidil lie lodged to the Euchre:pito tu be ready whenever tier Ma jesty pleased to call fur It. His Lortiditp conclixted moving a resolution that there he granted to her Majesty a sons nut exceeding 50,011 n. a year for her lite. On the noestimi !Wilk% 11111, Mr. S. WORTLEY r .id, 111. was not slow disposed to mute an antruilmeni. however widely he might indivi dually dif f er as to tier aniatisit proposed, astir...titer oppur risuity Wlllllll 111.1:111 Or introducing the ; lull hr did not think thal he .110111.1 have performed his shit) it lir hail not held out smile of the 14114045' 0..41 ill stir 111111Mers of her Majesty, he IlittlahUVllll.ll.l to the inilig nai tun of the HOW., Loyd J. RUSsELI, expressed 41111111i*e at what bail jets, fallen from the hon. member. It was to hint matter of a•Wui•huieul that silly Mall should reproach her Nla jeoy on the ground 110 V/ taken the ,wberity of the trials she had to e.alnte, Th.ar was, however, some precedent for the conduct pistolled by the Is . nsessiber for Vise k shire, and also for the language used by a worthy aids-mum (Hs c gatr) on a 1...Ce11i ..1.e*.0111. That precedent he f I ill the time of Henry VIII. In that reign the sycophants of the court were anxious to add whatever Wright bvlooxed to them to the charges already brought against (Aileen Catherine, mot g ushers, she was accused by Cardinal Wolsey of having 'lineal:lied the affections of the people t our acesisation to that ef f ect was actuaby drawn up 1154111.1 her by Wolin.) . ; it *a., that '• Whereas she ought IA111(.1 to pray to (itlil to bring this matte; to a good COlirlllaioll, she serenest nut at all seriou.s and that she might corrupt the people's airtime. to :lie King, she *bowed herself much abroad, mid by civilities an 1 gracious bow her bead, whirls had not been her e 11•10111 r0r110•rly. dill .11111 y 10 Walk 1111011111 e Now, emelt' any 01411 donut that whatever might have hero Catherine's itictiii•tions, -lie had oilier mud strung 'unpin t besides popular favour: liar Pope was oil liar side, as well as the Emperor Chitties t but who was three to whom her Majesty cold appeal t Her father had 1+411411 in defence of hie eolllllry her illustrious brother had yielded his lite in the same honourable career. To misum,cuidd she look for support and assistaatra t He maintained that it was a tidal want aril generous feeling to amitosise it to ber Majesty as a crime, she having wished foe the support of the people. After a few Vkurds from Alikeness,' C. Smith, which were velesdly inaudible in the gallery, Mr. HUMS admitted that the language in some Pen. tgiscLis ut her Modesty's answers was strung, but it was possible to put au improper construction even on the Holy Scriptures, by reading them partially. If he saw any thing unconstitutional in the tetiour of those answers, he should be as reads . as any luau to condemn it, but lie tltnllgln it highly usdair to judge of her Majesty, and to coolie hem fur .me or two expressions, More constitu tional doctrine, .c sound morality, more truly Christian principle, than those answers COlllailletl e he (Mr. flume) had never beard exist eased ; and he thought that no mail, whose feelings were Ut unison with the true spirit of tile Christian religion, could defend that peisecution to which her Majesty was subjected. Lord STANLEY rose merely to ask a question of the noble Lots! opposite (Castlereagh.) lei the even , of the al.-noise of the t town, the Waren, the noble Laid aopi es broiled, would have been entitled to a palace, or would have had •stump mansion assigned to her; such, at least, 114 d WWII the ease with the late Queen. lu the proposition of the Noble Lord opposite, however, there had been no graut of a palace or mansion, our mention of piucisiing • Lord CasTLEREAcii said, by the treaty of marriage between her M..yest) aid the present bong, then Prince of Wales, Item Mlajlst. I.eraitie rol,itlefl,soimii IlYi/list. Lel the 11'01e/11, 10 id,UOJI. a 3, rat , but nut let All) palace. The llalare possessed by the late Queen was out seen to tier b. her 111Alliage It rally. hilt by letters patent from time r 13 . 4 .1. SUMNER vrtit attyprioed that no one had .el movrAl rot sus tier ur the loom ittly4ort..l to the aillee she WO hero ii thin coootry ; and intik, ri her :114- ie..) ;Hight roped) to hove Kivrts the }Wiese ihror. . . •• to that 111811111 - f 111 Nbin, 1114 ow •11.iei had hero, disposed of. its- heard, owl outs front politic rut )))))) ir, hiii am limit) to %Well 1..1i1C srepent Nis .1111 . , ihat Use Quern mot out paid a single estivate bill Killer Mir 1'4.1 brio isa England. Thue was not a trade 'Mau paid. House otaulti to know how the money had berm aiposril att. It it had nut been paid to Hume who were emitted to it, perhaps it had beets paid to pi °melt all the proet,siom aturls had disquieted the country; I.r to the press, which instilled its daily poison into the ears of the what'll- rum inantly. Gs wit% to the Queen all the benefit of an at-quit tat, he thought 20,00311. • year an ample tueume for 33 111011111111 who hail beet, It sears 11411111dlea1 11001 hues 1111111 band : bat he would go further. The litAl• member thief. moved, as an amendutrof to the original mu nun, 11141 .111 income of 30.0001. per sear should he wanted to tier 11 lesty Dr. LUSHINGTON ;1 ght it a mat:er reer, t, that Vitt lull of 'nus and penalises hail out itia•sa-.1 1,1.111 ter H 1.•,1 ds to ass Agitellliliy WIWI ,. It . 1 . 1 .4 11, Is. , V a" . es . diactpiaril atilt all thal tempt'', mm 1.4,411011, 10 , 1111110), and jatidiec. %Well ball so et/111111C iiiiii I.ly. mho seed • .vreli of the Huss. Member fur Sum" [a lanph)t the Hun. Member was the fiat .tion in tow Demo- oh., 13411 ~...~~, THE NATIONAL REGISTER suit presented to ; A lter, who bad dared to declare (locar, order), who hail dared to declare that the Qiiresi hail been approved aud 'Wend guilty of eiloillery„--( yl eg g.) The 800, Meagher for Smiley lied nut followed the wise example of the Noble L'irel opposite [Lord Castlrreogh). who hail prudently allistoineil f b wilt on the sub ject t hut. not Imams been Called sip nl to polite the cause —litmus beard, in art prishality, nee evidence but olives . - teeny—leasing, perhaps secret, read the evideswe *dhotis seeing the *discos. it—the Huh. Measlier mine forward. unasked, to declare her Majesty in hi. tiro. 4 1 ..11V le sit dt y. He•lly *lien be Imbed 41 1110 . 111 11411( trails of proceeding, and (:ought Uf Me npiooo which the Him. Alemirer [Mir. iiiiii er had whinnies( ed), he did think 11141 Ilse might lease met a taiier trial 1 . 1 apt eel lin pulitirol tergivcryiot iiiii i 111411 (41111.1 ice won. ciliated fluor persons who euisileinited tier etch enthrall,. Ilse lion. acid kW iced in miser theio itiiverted to what bail tow, said hi Mr. 11. S r, a• to the eypeissi sof the ...awe her Mokyty had brew 111 l .1 • cottony sae not re. rived ..1 Ilse ctie of SSDOOI. n ye..r. uul iiiii shilling mine.— Large advances had beret smoke!' oft but the huh. mu., teal ol d measlier would teli the H.llllO l . I.IAI hr, ill Ihe tine of her Majesty's heal arrival had Is .4 1 U (11,1011 1.1 :will) 104 :441VAllee 1.1 her of 5.0001. ; and fo o t tow r ,all ...IsAtorr Or 5.0.A11. had 64.1 b en re futed, itsou.tls niclleo• amioute nece-tat. e sun 1 1 - 1 l I j esn bad. for .5 Ii sic. heel, all to recene Itecause. lieu snails, wine to..e had told Iwo that her Al it l e ,a ) had h ot paid it.cerassat hill, ell Ihe re,l lif the in hie, w thels iiiia c.cesseil„ beeio Jeasioye.l In payiiie the p ies , 111 ' , llber), aud its d 11.4111110 .1111.1 s •.1111101.0 In• 4 •o.l a lth. pop 11C41.1i51.. (C .eel,.) 1Y urn boo ti e. Is. sward her situ .1 to thus Sigh , he ti hoed that not I.lle of them await he fionoil aHo could sir* hail .111 y 101.1 , 1 reel.U4 0140 that of c. ...onto fur leer .1111 . .1111.6. Mr. Atheroo os N (WO Irke.lett 11141 there was mot a eingle isi sae Inouye .110 *,rid give ciedit to the Charges *wall the hooomarde netutier for Surrey had ms boldly t her Miojesly, acid all cif' *well be (Mr. Wood) .a-sealed to he destitute of tomtit:noir (Cheery.) lie cattail UiPoll that hoinwrithle oroe.oloef 144 4' • 54.4110 men- I iiiii ans our boll of urn sliijeyty's tom I%lUlllllell Lima cr es of .• eras.") The husiourahle uwailler had slated that none of her Majtr•ty's hilly were paid, and coat the silioney which she hail received to pay thew had lii•esi ea prided in 1 /IrOIIIOIMA lilt mini sacked purptow, The I lUeollber, he es-muted, would not be prnoired he move the charges a icicle he hrti es Whited niceties* her Milil but if he could state our blU A it• bill lb II way unpaid, it way HON bit duty tic sit. (Ilear, hear, tams ell •Ide.l of the il•cuse.) . Mrwb. r had staled, ib it lee was very Austad. lit be u lorisee.inaker, lon be ( Wood) left it to tne house to iieciile host far his prese n t conduct wits calcielated to make him so. (Cheese). Ht. ld o u t have lanyard uu the sitientiiin of the House, hail lee 111/11 111.1.1;011 it accessary to inform the House ilia( there SU+ scull the smallest particle of truth OU 1 he Cii.or4ell jicd 'weft.° red agaiust her Majesty. Mn. H. SUM \ER hatiormed the Honor that the charges which he had urged ugainst her Alltjesty Jested upon mere hearsay. (Loud cries of hea - , arcum , nuhrd with quip loins of surprise fringe tier uppuyit iiiii twitches.) lie had heard theist petty generally no oared. ((tern cou towed.) As the aortlsy Alderman was 1101 1111 accredited ;igen. of leer MAjeat), hr would co iiiii sue to soutintaio charges which he load matte agaisist es, ry hoe of (Alit. Wood's) miyuppoirti•il asserieuus. (Hear, hear, 11 1114 the Wird tortoises.) 11110UU11.•% M *aid that the language used ~ y the I . sheath, r cur Sure) WA* the lleillsloll of hie Atli...wog the tilroive n;;;iii UL.I a veniog. The 15...,. w •mber had oh. jected to the wo.thy Alileousah's elplasiation, becoure he Wall Hui an accredited agent let leer llajerty, 'rots was the timid trot k will( gentlemen out the either lode of the Hoare.— Nothing, is, his iminans, amid be mere correct than 'lse Manner au which the worthy Alderw .0 had just c • for ward. Mr. 11. SUMNER repented his belief in his runner eluarges. Mr. Ald. WOOD did not wish that the boa. seemlier lor Surrey world give his redii, but ne trusted Host the Iluow would give him credit, wh is he informed them that the ae• • were 14011111 tel Cliff) iiiiii 1111 by 111 C iste•uitl, ie Order (hal he might are that nu ai tweed titer charged extra wog only to her Majesty. FACr) ail lick, &Mil tee the very emits in the Iroise, was paid fur iiiiii ithly s the fiorultuie Watch her Nlitjcsly hiiiight at the Duke of Kent's sale sus pad furl mot of the him. member would bring down Its the House any hill which *as utipold by hi r sty, he would uoderiake u. see it paid lit-uhoriow, (flear,). Lord St UtiENt I' thought (tact an apology was dote, if not to the worthy AlJerinnu. at Iraq to 1 11C 1 1011,e, w hose form he Iced PO polity traosigreveed. (Cheers.) Mr. IL Stl SIN Lll staled, that if the worthy Alderman had mail,ii deelarat iiiii re.turoling what had fallen within Isis . 4 `lc know into.', lie should have gillell implicit credence to him. Hut it appeared that liar Skyward toad merely 1.111)Aii the hooks Ile him, and the Nooks only root:third an it. crawl f what was paid. The %tinily .A Cirrus its, therefore, not know 11011 smolt seinained unpaid Afiei a few observutiotti Awn Mr. W. Swish, Mr. Dime, and Sir (1.1111, Mr. IIItOGOEN, lout Mr. Siiinner's ameadment to the vole. Ye hods aas is. imiseed without 11 divietuu. the uei ,,e. te.ll 11 . ,11 U:111 agreed to ammously. foe 'loose then remained, and the report was rirder..d In he pit., ulrJ 1.1-111.61.0.1/. Adjourned at a qii trier heluse tau o'clock. THUH•DAY, VZIt 1. Petitions vote piestitteil fur the restoration of the. Quern's 114 , 11 e. 1.1 lilt' Ltlul gy ft &hobo' .h— Dalrrllll, 111 A) I e— .n 0 of Not ihdlopion—iiivoton —An:wattle Lollgts age. sot Viss - t-A:ser, Vork.ltlee—HulKit of Whoteitu , o— Seikisk—G.iittsborotigh its Yorkshire, and Si. kieUr4l ' s• HAIII/Ter SII I , le. Lord J. 1.0 isELLltriloght in the Grampounil Bill, att.{ to runtrie Leeds to bllll.l 10111 311.111• 111'4 ill lieu Iheirtif. Read a first woe, and marred to reel A rrruud • Oil Niumi,ly 111'14 1 • 11. LvERT tar cis ton• int Ai. te•p' r , ee. lir rect., iz000t• Jr. of tile C•soort ssi I:s•pse-tos. :so ttttt is. W•11k. fie 11411 I . ollllelly luuvr.l to. suns 41'0111111, 1,111. 111'111'11 41 1 11 111111 1 111111 . 11:1, uld tliCy lie , ' uewl trim aril Ili thee' HMIS!: but they *rue so o.Nirrosooly I'rC'', 111..1 ;IC •111111.41 cumailer Itte tle.vettt the reposli 1/1 140 kuoW HIS to•vrt•141.81111) ul the pat.'', •---.11.1:101. 4:lelegi 10. Hr ais,llnotell for is tentin of the of tic H.l. Datira in; 182 i.) -•()t ties eii. 111. 11 01 LE V W (MD e i r e ..ented a PUIIIIOII6O 11 • ;01, Kent. paying fat leave to bring in a wit to l'114 • .41111: ceriritii Ina& Ibtre. Iteleneti to k Cummins:v. Mr. Wl4O ITESLY gave notice, that on the IMIli Fehroary he ol Id ,rus e for leave to bring in o heel to amend use Bankroll* Lassa. Mr. P. GRENPECIa noised Air accounts of the Im ports and Esporis of Cuppsr.—Ordered. Tmet Puntoe Ihiecs.—Ali. J. P. GRANT moved for accounts of .lor N sal Delo of E.aglind and Ireland ; of Ilse Austrissi Luau; of elle unloaded G-Ist, *cc. A 'AI.-sashes ( Ira the op;sosail tttt gallery) spoke of the defective. owl Ire al 1 ottani s• 5 trandelent oar, of the (*told vet sprit to relic vc out •stcres•uts frosts the effects of some of our own litiselatile pokey. He elan thon2l.ll fleet Englaiiel would to call in her dchts, ...wet...ally Ilion lir tl gist liar desisaud of mach deist might elierk the despotic. M 011 4 ,111 MI Ilse hises4l r dolls. of Naples.--(llear, hear ] A. ell evens., he °heist to I.e required "II pay hi• jou.' oiches before Ill' CJlllesupLited the waking of maps* oat..—(/meets Mr. J. stowed fot lite at fa Austria ;of the expeoce• Sisal had it...silted to Gr. at Britain in conseipiance of the 000000 -isayosesil lay ma, Ate. ClJAlllebt LAND PSTITIO/1.--Mr. BEAU %lONT tote newest a PlriilS.M. '11.114 nitawrously aigard, limo Cie Coselity of Conslietl4.l.l. Hr coh, l ,lAinrd Of the coml.- toted •Istaoiii•w. havoie declined In cutsvrnr • tkuogh 00000 revecttelly and rcgolarly P.ds. o ••aideinited the prucrialities ille4llll. asse 10f MIMI" 15101 tesstitsition tot her 11411*. He politely coneurted in the sesiiiistenis and player of toe Peleliu's ; hut lest wunld nut deta i l the be ' , as floor opinion*. istosers tog hoo.little allots:ion was pa .1 soy liar Hawv tor throe Petition., He hoped, Ituw. Ver, that the Howse *Wiest yet see the propriety lit adopting ntescittres e iu Wilson oath the f cling* of the eueastay Mao any of tiptoe Adopted lately. sor u. %V. RIDLEY bore le.lsoosoll a, l er r.a..tect.l l o. l ltY so: the petitioner.. awl somistai..ed that the Q.nvu, ts..vois,r heist tried Mid ergo...tea, ought to have the 'mica, of for :sequolt4l. 11rr Maje•ty eisszos to hr reslmed Isl 'i.e Nil eserci.e of ttiefrigitt of Qaeirie Cioamrt. (C.wers.) lie mesa too ited stool litre, oats too pru•pece of jos. icr belos i 4 rendered lo the klorets and los•trele, tout sty liar le 00000 veil of his M jest,',. osistitlesis —sin upsnso s to whom the isanour *hie wean wr for Yorkshire (Sir. S. WIII tie) ) 'night out agree. (Cheers and • laugh.) Mr. BEN N ETT said he had vietted with indignation the conduct of tew individual olio had presume.' to elceline call isig the sees tsug.-•ao individual of use little coo•egoence and is tittle hIIO to as if he bud laved in some e•ley Luml4.ll. reqpn.it,itutoto sepiewesied prospect, to Ilse amount if lioo.oool. a year ; and yet su ulascaire a per-stn had premised to Cs press -sod net upon his siug.e Nunlike iigasast .40 many aolividesth, ;Hid Ai mark promo sy. Rot out cont. it Willi ouch resi•tanc , , the Hole and Carsiet" gentry got up a suck told sauna loyal address unworthy of respect. Petitiust ✓ead. nod ordered to he printed. HOLY ALata R. WILSON moved for a copy of the circular Or the British GssrernnwW 1111 the %lion•ters of the Sovereigos cssuatituting tbe Holy Alliance, worming their notes oil. Neapolitan affairs, siec• Lord CASTLEREAGH acquit-Keg in the motion, which was turn grouted. Naw titian NOTIL—Mr. P. GREN FELL adverted to the promise which was lift& lung ago of as issue of ors /hulk miter--sotes of saverior workswasoltip, atilt such as would iiicrease the difficulties of foigeriest awl he milted when it ialgtst be ripected that the lie* issues would mho place? The 'object was of gre .1 interest to the country and Inc cause of humanity, estwcially when it was recudeeted how Imlay executions were eonatistaiy taking place for for genies --(Hear, hear.) The CHAN CIiLLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied, that at present he could but give any decisive saroter.— Some farther iusprovesiwats bad been made it. the oar Mowry, a limb had caused the delay f bat lee wiped that at ow very distAit peiind the owes would hi read. BREACH OF PRIbIIAGE.—Ss J Newport broogio for ward a ruse's( breach of privilege, which appeared is toe Hal lite of J musty 111 the sh lire Of 011 address trims the Preshs ter) of Langholits, stato,l,4 tr,triote. other " Loyal" ad Irrowt, "Hoch the Gazette usio.min ed hail heel , most Kew' ci.msly received by his Majesty.' Thir whites% its eiliktliost of the.r privile g e., d that the factious, vialeui, avid ult. enastilusi , inal speeches of the opium ss ioo members us IloU. IlOuses of P.illihmeut,prosuoted aiid encouraged disatfreopii I and it. tern suds condemued the insolent co oduct of opposis. Sloo oleollters lis Ow Ciannwas on the law prom:alma. He concluded by moving t‘ ',t such language was si Intact, tt: the privileker of fly- H o wie. Lord CA?VILLItEA6II explaincd the prJetiee at Lord Sidolooto's with 'pistol to 'Moe whin-Ars, and s.lalesl that the address in question had not heels Uncut lottAly inserted in Ilse It was Sent 10 the office am.sulg m ohs other., wild thus escaiwil particular atieutusi. 'The Moit•ters hpp•used ill ,I, owl slts.lVOO '4l ; at it ossishile..s nos tic Mil, ob j ect or she 1001001 to lawsuit • di, tonal. be hoped the toot 00000 amidst out Ise pressed. Mr. SC Ali L1.1'1• *aids Ilint 111.: apivtila of ;be , Iluose ought Su appear ou t:wir Joutralit, lual fni a.ont b iu. on"e lie suggested lam ari soluuun 11.6141 he :00,401 des of urn (spinout. Loud CAS cu.:RE:kali proposed that slur debate should b e ed/"Hrlted• th t sal memo time al 00000 1100 ludic Ist Sob as in meet the iiiestystuat appealed to is; awl Lined toy the Mouse. The dt hate was aerordintl) adjourned OH s STATIC Or 7Hi UK. comic %if, .tiA tihrt ao...cdßlr .tilt-. of aretolota. ttlit,iott•r ut tile state of tile r ev elate. 011110 f the fiktfolle, • of the rowilr), -ties , ri•to .Iks otl the lorseasint: ol , tficoli ley. of ilk. iluuikj e of tae Go vefilitt nt Oi 110.. t . oolort, Tile Cll.- 1 1N t EL1.03 oftheEKClll A) r 3 Nitd. brhad no oilier: tool 1.• tile Itotl tViiCettlitiell. 111. ettotid. fed I ion tile reVe . ,.oe 01 1 .r Vointry hod MI. I 1 5a.1".... 11 . a " .1111 further titiprot role .:, otos cl. lif..tia for to be :Ode to slaw, tit 61 the re•ei.oe of ear r. hilly ou;t1 meet the Item of it, withona an. fort her it. or tooler.l he thought ht. .6.11014 ~nv, fur -000 . .e , rt Ind .1.11.41 10 lochs or net. 1011 , 11.-omin . fire, , ogi Ihr 1101 , 111. lc flit, :\rt ottett "I' it QU !EN —On the report or the ronisilittce ■apph bring 11131,100 pp. Ai r , II iUMN El: rotir to IPIIPIF the proposition of wlv rli Iv 11.ul gi%ett the ps reedit., night *""ii Ttiottsatiol Puould.." hr 14 1 . 1 1011. " natty 1'11°11P:110i Plll.ollllfra. Tn. 410 'Mart/till :rill h ., ••113 111,,s101.1111) 1.0.1 I ins of ifit , .rly ..Ii low pr1.x11.1••• • 1 .111. 0 11,1•1.41.4.. Cid 114.1 .:•110,1 that ht. ) ;14.1 .0 r.c1.1 10 1.1 ........ ilee me! 01006430 1.1.10 u the nt r •• it 141, tilde's (Prr enuJiwistio3 ser rage. 38.) .._-`_ 43 1111 1 •" --- williSii I- Y"