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take some stops > fer ascertaining £ asd remedying the lieficiency ij * the Jegisia tui % . " ' - ' Tiie '^ ad }> oktrnaKiBiit ^ cin . tfafc > 09 th "was not carried wich&ttE strong opposition irr both H ^ uecg , and in each the examination of ch ^ ^ ph yaeians before the privy CDtmdi iwas Teacb as a prehotdtf to thctiefoate . All agreed tterhk
Majesty "was incapable ^ jofr : perforrahig' the fungtidnsnof Royalty , and all entertaioed sanguine ; hopes < if his recovery ^ but none could speak as to the time trhen such an , event might he , expected . Upon these grounds ther ( £ haficeliar of the Exchequer in the JL © wcr House moved an adioiiFPmexit of fbiBseeen days . This
vras opposed by Mr . Whitbread , who stated the necessity of supplymg the defect , and proposed the immediate exa fnination o £ the physicians . Mr . Yorke contended , that the delay was necessary it ? justice to the king *; but > that if at % h& expiration of the fortnight , an amendment was not perceptible , steps
must be taken to supply the deficiency of the regal power , Mr . Pensonby asked ,-whether the Kouse was as fully informed oa the subject of hi- Majesty ' s disease ^ ^ as accordin g to the principles of the constitution it ought to be . The report of an ex aroinatkm could not afford a constitutional ground for
adjourning . The precedent was bad , and the House couia no * give up ita functions to the privy counciL Sjr Francis Burdett felt all dhe deiicacy of the question ^ but in feeling fpfth ^ sufferings of the -King ^ lie could not forget-that he
had an inaportaht duty to perform to die country . There might be difficulties in supplying the ^ chasiri ^ but the cout 3- ^ y « ould not l > e perit ^ kted to rexnain kx ± its presc&t sta |^ ^ "f anarcJ * y . The document , on ? wJn&ch tte nai ^ isfctjrs
-fonndeci their cl ^ tim rul © f « r anoth er fdrtnight ^ ivm < £ no weighty ; ah 4 fa ^? his part he should not co 9 « eitt to gr ^ nt r therf * sovoreigntyy without i taking tnea-^ tires to st ^ ppjiy the present defect . The dclifcacy that gentiaiwm had nrg < ds was -not to be I > ropght'forwar 4 in an ienport-BOt ipoHtirtil itjitcstion ^ it wb $ suited to
the tea-lablc » iwfc to grave Baattcc ^ ot tate ; and he Wygcd of r them < to con si-^ cr ^ that wiiat wa 3 ipdeiicate in the highest degree in arty private hou&e , t 6 ok |> Uce > fro « B state rjtcct ^ ty , uirfle p « lai » f © ft ¦ . . tfa « queen ' s 4 eli ^ ftry « if a < kild * ^ wiiy r then wtch w&h delicacy ! Thriftw * ot J&BgkaDd know nothing of the £ Uflg t $ iflfiroaitif * , As to wfca ctanlld
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bc ^ ffce regent he ^ rfi ^ ftid ^ mjri ^ K c ^ re ta tki * p $ fi&tik ^ thenfttiottFiti f t »« he « acfcn at lirge ; bttt the titt « ts ibrciW y called ^ > ii ^*; 4 o fake ^ ettry mea « tir «' t «> pi <^^ TVc ¦ th » VjtttlSng ' - * eduWtPf r v Gfene ^ al sM adiew re ^ e ^ leS ^ ife mlofetry ^ a ^ ^ sec cf secrod ^^ f ^ liWyers &f : sfe * perate ~ ambi-> w > i 2 , i ^ ittio * ability ^ bcharactsr ,
ftsperctabiWtjf , or the confidents ^> f the pubiibr Severn ] -pthet spigkefk reprobaced the report a * a t ^ r flftmd df proeecdifrg } IfbtMryWiibecfdree declared , that after weighing conscientiouslyvevery argument l ^ r attd agMti&Tthe && 6 urnment , he eouid ^ seeilo inj u ry in are del » y of a # Qttnighty tk \ i > therefore he should v ^ te ^ for it . On the ditision ,
two iiundred and thiTty-thrett were ibr the Jidjoarnment * ind a hundred and tw ^ eRty ^ n irte against it . / ^ In the House of I * or < b , Lord JLfver-Dool moved for a similar ^ diournmen ? . pool moved for a sinsiiar adjotirnnient
, "which was oppo ^ d by i ^ ortL Speiicer , who conteaded th ^ t the proper mode of proceeding was to adjauni de dig in dietn * Me could not allow ths . Report of the physicians to be an authentic docuqiient ,
and he therefore mdved ^ Tthat a co ( ntnittee be appointed to examfee thephyiacian ^ In ti ^ ja latter inpaDn . L ^ ord M aira concurred , inriniHt ^ ig / % bztl tha nrtinkters -vvecc institiding a ? n ^ wl aut ho rity
u nkn own t o . out la vv s ^* fr ^ . iutsorhpatihi e with the pttbHcigofccU * . tar ^ hiacaiQ ^ vby , in « uppof $ injg the originlai inqfiriny * ct > ntendea * that a t ^ mporjtoyt ^ uspiansicax of the supreme rpovevr tiid * -n 6 t £ produce a totai diseedutwua of jaovserninieiit , and
made an vtnfortunatc class 1 cai allusion , which descx&z ^ ebitibitp steering its due cou ciff though « thhe steersman had be « n planned itit 9 the waves by an . angry igod , fcti ^ iard hip forgot , « that ^ thc vessel ^ fi 5 a ^ r ^ tt | ipos ed to bp under the peculiar direction of the gods at that tixnc , and , carried-avvay ? byhi ^ icrliitgs , he confessed
the natural wi * h of eyery possible delay , before we prot&tdt + tct- aside tlie monarek from the throne , axid fill his place yvith an ^ theru A gcoexvd cry of order followed ? feis inskxu 4 tioj > atid his : lord-$ hip heard ^ r ? es , of no I no ! fromxzrcty ^ uac ter , vvh « nt he ask < jd ^> whether the & |* poiatna < tH of a regem was aot totting n ^» i ( i the monarch from tae tJirone ?
laords Htw *» ad anil CJrenville rc ^ btcd Khe ad > oumrr > ent / tl ^ e latter tipping " * as tjiu ^ cho ^ l Uoya say , th « quotcr pi Vh *| ril , a < ju ^ tat ii ) i ) put of Hearse ifuniliui to ey ferjT'WC *! Ti » e ; JLordk , < yfe * acc ; Hor intne&tcd Cfac Jiiouic , as tjbry valued the
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Sm&ofi&ttf ^ yftf&ifo . 615
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1810, page 615, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2411/page/43/
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