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DAY, PRI( E SEVEN l~l~;~iF: ; ,,,...,,, , j. ? ,.1 1 4/4.o.7 l lioAtinig .• ' • ; tOIISE OP L S, OCTOIllit. • Iii: • '•' '. ~ , ' DEFICNCD=Ett FITEIN•fif'DA'f. ' "• • . ''''(risigiilioniiihnyhae*jels **A Aesithlay'llltelt.) '' Alv •- " . .Dialeidtwitide ef •Metkneeierik.Dle- Mane ;untamed. v "i•• - -roe a ". A .... - 1.;. .•1:131,illr , •Wl 'd . "" il : ' • li ." 1 .-- Cat Do 1,3 1 . 1 . 1 tga1? PI say .Yott il} not lola , "'ire 7 -a r t e l 1 ill tfie calumnies urged alalnst its 'PrinceiWeie the bit Oa of bee eistitniee?-;,-1 kaie stir the Mint fdeii'apielliitemitiekilllte: Nelda; of it at alt. •-: ,• • -•-•.,•., • • -•• •ii•, - -47iffilir. • :Will•You•wirealVhat Yttn•did. nee. say.po?.—l glUbilltalli.e. J.,do not recolieet. Lbave not the least idea of it. , *Did au not say„ that ifieTrincits; (thin the time a g Nnitnet y , filid been infrearidia with spieir?lnever eel tald **beg:Mlle Infra:lf-never-Ai* a spy : • ; -, -• ••• t . . Wil494.•wear.iou newt said. so ?.--I will not rerearAts 404 do nut recpitecc havinj; saidit.. . . ..- ._ ~ . • .__. Ali jou said just now that you could ern have milliti, • '• , . yon tieieiliavi i•O 4144 ?- • - 1 1• dirlielieve knevei fele* • • •',- ' • * • • Jinni you evritarvier Wee* did tz-liirill lint *wear lt, but ISIO► ant recollm. ..'.- , •I i." ... •. : "7 : y• _ _.,. ••-•1 .-.;•• 1 ... .'' . • Did you not. at tkthliterilnain,.. Vat:anti. that the Priam** Seas very unfotturiate 7-1 do net retitled this conversation at all. I Anti did goa not sap that theemionsof- the Pritionsia.-life iwereiviislnterpreted ??....1: 4o hat reclullece ever 'ailing so: •I' de !oat recollect this conrerintion at all.' ••• • . ' : • -.motif you swear tbit•this sonwsgsatieit or nonesaf it passeitin '1402 7 i-I cannot swear what... Like set avegleesi . . . •• •- ': • ..- i" Do you not r4coilemmisiting a woasamokbeDinee of ilacroi; '1at....m*14 4 ? - 7 1 15 , • 0_ _........,.' ...• - •- - .•• : •.. ..- "' w heyi"?—l ea s e :wen An -4e ' ..leYeKal trtre: 7 ... - - '.•• - -_. I 'hi it hi ill.tex a ye - .lseere' there.wverpl times iiiitej qiiitted the 4er:eitelif het' Ao;4illigh4*, but lib nigjecl . li lest the time. 'Wele yp3 're s tate!, on f visit ,in lOtti3 7 Xes„.l was there ~• ; • - • :4 , . . . : 'Aildta TOP not ihtn ehinieeilikcijed .oe',,rentiesibi.lear• •• • kitiii?-- t,e-.44Ve, - but.,l go net recollect poskively....lliave had. seV;ral nnets3ltireCtiy her.. ._. , * •.. . . • .1)14./".1- not Yg7mN - ttni.ri .4 praw: Ai .1)eln .i ilikPt 114 per. .sod PC al4Rs.utte,tlnr A l '4 l e.t --; Ao not 4 Nil retl4kti snit t.? 0.. .. 1: •• fi vi. i li fi lY i ts w _titAi Ilk - 4itt.. iit'llDePS -1 14 - .. - 7: - Ai ro - 9 bii7e, - Pei 'always . +pit Abe, prlneets„yqii of live . ohm•reed hitaktiey?? . .--4 lin not rec9Pect,tris, copyeraatiop. ~ it, otjght 131 7 ,- . l)qt ,:f . itlve.mil tlie.least idea Olt. . „.- .. ~,. .. „-.. .• Dfd pot Manini ask van; if f- yeni4d iver,,reen Apyfing tei-• Cliste in the'cancruct or 4 ,, - p riqop=?-1 +.4 Ak - iee tabs lig 41, ± j4ietqa6..,,,,1.1.,i10 ia'aer „. , ~ .. .. , . Will yoji 3Yriat t e at ii did R ° o4s. P l i C .‘ l .l74 'A llSl n 4, ll * li e Fi ld . () iicor!ree9peci it alt. .., . ~ ~ . „ „. . . • ' 1./021y.0u not, in:p.nanertei 111ipielnr!„ - iiie r ron,'l4,;• ry & G:iii! ,it ii inipovillle for . any rqpre v Lulus tbantike,lir,;. , ' I do' not. reciiifici 4 . Lcinnotreolleet,hu / ' hat that conver l laded Witfilfadame7.llartini. • . ,• . • . - *ill - anti swear you iliolatitaio.fet-zA einnot ,fieir;lipt_t . S'ii no recollection. - Ate .4s. Do you believe you used these expressions, or any to mine effect,in answer'to Mirtini't - qutsttoti ?—f•do mot rer:eiecf Way seek question, but lf - p tit, Tdirnot believe •I'lllainitiehtai'azilairet: Did you-not say fee `ilittatif i e.. - 'Marvitt4 . thai - intil lie' penieitle• tides; she,-the -Princess, tattie friend ittrrtbre oidififni?:-1 have not the kastidia of this einfveriglibo." i db ant recollect if. Will you swear thu you did - not sif sol'-'-iI-W•dtwot sitar *le, but Ido not. believe I evrisaidit.• - - -••-• • ",'" '- •---- • - •i - -Were you'uot at Norge in Noveitther; - inttiU-ktriike been several times at Morge; and may have - been there in that Month. Do you-molt:Cc whether or not •, Were' their in -that inonilia-.4 tray liavebeen theiiiti thandandit blit‘P . do - not recollect. I was-therein the lint of - Noitinther. orlin begin nine Did nor Martini ask if the - Th*l2l:mi wet not muchsaireeted at the 'death -a the-Prinen• Charlotte?—l' do' not' reehlieet 'this conversation; - '• • ' _ - Will you siveai it did Ira table pLieittZ-I :cumin positively swearit; bur I have - not the leSertdeirtifit. • - - ...-;-• - ,••••• : - Didion not say if Waiirery nantral,•ar gelled - Mit her Only child ?--I have not the least idea-ot It. • I' a, not teetiileet it , at all. ~.. - . •.... , ti.-• .4.• .... •• - 1' .•,...,_ -__ • .., • • . Dio iOn b - ellegiediet ddiecateginuaiini oak •Ow P-4 Wien' pot:, . I.do netireliowie twill place. - i-a. a. z. .-,, • - . • • • Hid puns( say -to !..Nladanse; Mud* that ;it was possible, atter the deutitof tho-Priecree eleellgteilhat her-Regal }BE& nes&would maim mine yealuesiowieber bosiselsokt?i•-•1 haws not theteast idea of week a zcouvernitiott- - I aware yen -L..do not -Wil you swainitadMviset tabeeibee--I;will• - ieb -swear itb but .I have nog tbsidageliblea of it. --'• :- - . - • - i•'' ._. 1 :. ; P • ;•• ' 4 „When-were yealket pet on yolitonda, IS II iloltlMlMAii-els • -...4 cuovereatiess been eneised•-no-thiripiteditei, , lo44llll46e Loaxgc.a.ssiceuoe Wit laird lionessums:toele'perir -- -; - • . .Mr. Otthamr•read Iran Asitliintes, the °Tideless igif liSPlnia ' was ibis ;looming, lb-whkli - she statek that lit **W hits anything of. what pawed-is che-honse of her Ilapei.,l=l, until-she was put on her ollth.-- - The whims* warrant What deyoucnean by laying, before you Were • patmetroist 0ath,? 7 ,4 meenAtepee .1 was.serantined• and tobk any ,oagit Op. . .. .croaa-excuteiaed by the Sotmoosi,Gasoutat. . . ~..._ .... .• ile(prelott.were examined • bare...had you been tugnixtUOT . .. where else?•A-I ylia examined at•lllilan. ; . .. • .. 1 ' - .Ilad Yttu eYer raid anything about .her Royal Riglutatbd. on. . you were gaiimined here?. - .. . . • W.itriee l / 47 ..D0 yoga mean afterhaving been examined. at Milan, or before.? - • . --- . At pny time before you were examined here bad you said anything about her Royal ilighoess."—l hale spoken often e pf. her Royal Highness before 1 wasszamMed . ai•Milan. . What do , you Mean .by saying. that before you were put on. l your oath yoo, had: never, said anythius..of what had pissed in i .the house of.her Royeillighneet?-.-My meaniog is, that I never.] said anything of,,liee conduce with Illonsieur./3ergami. . , PO you. Mesa 0 1 4 you pever before you Were examined here, .said. anything respecting the .cottduct, of .bis .Royal Highness, with Dergami?—l made my.depositiona at Wilio• - . • . The Soucialoa-Hrneliat. aid that„ho nuw.mialted, if : their Lord- 11 4a aught , it ..wascompetent to.biin, to. examine the: wisneis as to the tettney•froin „le.inie tit Sesegaglia. .. The LORD C ANCR.I•LOR midi that secii.i.line of exa mination was ecrtaitilynot competent in the.preeent stage of the ; . . Betiatin;sl . bia.•ll.lrommistive, •• .. - ' .Dq .you wyoliect .the day-of..the month you.•left,hetAnyal Highness's service, at Pesaro?—lt was in the, biennia; of hlp-' vember, but I cannot recollect the day.. _ 2 , ... • ._.• . a.,. .a, ' Can You LIT hew -I n g e At aiss linteeedeet totbetioseprhen you wrote a letter front • Milan?—l emcee that .letter on the Arnica of the sante day:that.Larrived at Man- ..... ..;_• 1 i Do you recollect whether. antecedent to, your lovingXemot news had come of the Princess Charlotte's death ?—No. • The witness - was now ordered to withdraw; and Mr. Drat ekeek* -proceeded to call Pam/mitres Mamma,• a decently. duseedwoe man, apparently about forty years of age: ~ .-•-• -, ' • •- . Erontined by Mr. WILLIAMS. Are you the wife of Haney Martini 1-Yes. •• •. • .. .. Of what place?—Norge. • - • • • • " "•• • Do you' beep a - milliner's 'shop there?—Yea.. .; • •i , •• i Do you know Louisa 1)e Mont 2---Yes. . • i •: How long have you knows itet?--Frose thetime she Was at Morge, when she was quite young. andieerninr to work. A '-a ..Was that before she went into the service ofber Royal klighi new ?—A long time before. • - • • • • .-, :.• • :• • • ' ...o. i TO the best of your judgment, of what age was -.De Meat *ben you became first acquainted with beri-eShe snistd be about sixteen. : - nave you frequently seen De Most at Marge 7—From the n , mime I became at4baintea with her,. I bate eyes her very oft eae Do you remember seeing De bloat at Merge enyilme in 1414 11 '.....disew her in the month of April. . • ...- Do what occasion worit that. you•saw Lbulea Dtewontl - -..41 tbs. eounting4touse of ' the Lltorendatlkiss J----. 'Whither •1.1 meount -of sonteseWark, with was to be dew Of : °belle Lip Maar. !..1-• • • , - i•. - ' •- " • '''-' lleent .that tline hat 7ionslowat Imre Al . l Avint . 6 4 111,... MaiCe?-rii•read it * • . ',. i: .. J ••• 4 , •' ' ''- 1 '• •:. .. - • '• • - !Whitt '704-204* . 11b0t, a you 4441 0 • 611 b. Pet' 01. Lord HAINIOW witls.De Mont, 4 11144414 yeamfilter into any - 111111101116010. 1 " -: dii , yes! ask .1 . 3e1.?my ques!ion 011iiiinlionner in whielTabn lona - -* Yes. ' .....awahijoillidii joorneitor of the , . -Wslest-- . %• -DO ?Ms rest/ember liking her arty- guildhall delsot the am isf 4 the Nimble di Vitalea—•The 'first dam./ epliotte her about: *if travest•lsdeame I hod seen her jcilwilii , -.1.- Slona Meal** eta th e die when ' you`welseeilodto do work' yr -Die Mehl ?-:-.1 - inidetstand.• - - • • .4 . . - 4 - ' i . 44 41141 1 T00 Ca Tie Mitt awe /meadow respesatetheSCeldad of . 01V rtiVairojEsit Wares, Or abtliat the PaildirlenerektY,es. •••;118111a-quessiensdid you Platt. • .----.• .* -:- ••• ~ ' ..• eni l'Alloomoki-Onintaat. - -Orished li Avow - whether their 10111110.041*Fer fit spinou t "that 'Matilda* which this ques t*. peorami to wt In c akildiefily be toistisOr- - ..• • •r -., The LORD CH ANCZLLIJRosakt, that Kobe Counsel, for the Bill thought the titteetioh. Madtnietibl4, 'they oughfeo state the gamiscis of their objeebilia.'e For his Vein pare r haobought there it a bathing wrong fit`tbiit feli , --•-. • ' '''' •• Illir. Beoirenart spoke in • • ollahrilbistion. • = The Sotitneoe-Okiniaat . . . . ~., ....... . ....- Mr. Wn.uans said a i l ideollialtik -•-• •••• - - • ' • "isiMl ROlREFHEarae tit e4fatrovidithe-Ifebiewed Learned Lord on the Woolialk, lerdtilied Morse pli abomination wasor.ifeitlgievant._,.."..: . - .-. ' • I.a.•A It DALlffoupymeirpoiiiiilitriateltiesttrweet. The LORD criaNcietWillidd, _k appeared to be the satf the Hooey that'tfie ijitestlod amid be put. question was then repeated-teethe witness : What ques tion did yee poo to diouise De Mont?—l•obiserved tee-De Mont that the Princess of Wales' was 'a libertine. I said fo frankly, because such was my opinion. What-inswer slid . Be Mont make to this observation 7—She . put herself in a great passion • and said it was nothing but ca lumny, invented by her enemies, in order to ruin her . Did De Mons my anything more?—She said everything that *was good of the Princes; that she had never observed- anything of the Princess but what was good. . • Do .you recollect -De Mont Saying anything about, spies'! 'She told me that ever since the Princess bad quitted England, che had always been surrounded with spies : she said something 'more—that every action that she did, even tke simplest actions, ,done with the best- intentions; were misinterpreted—that the 'Princess knew very well that.she. was surrounded with spies; 'hut that she did nothing.wbicb she was not willing all world Might know. - - ' :-Do you - semember observing to De Mont, that as she, De Meat, had always been about her Royal Highness, she must hive remembered alithai - passed? '' a The Soucwoo.Geltenii,objetted to this, as a leading question. ~11,,e LORD CHANCELLOR —It is too leading, certainly. Mr. Writ-Usu.—Do you' remember saying anything to De Moot about:her being•abont the person of her Royal Highness? -7I on ly recollict what I base just said. - IPS you rem e mber enlmiiing orDe 'Mont anything about the chastity•ef atm Peincess.l-,-Yei; tasked her whether she had tver ptsereed aerking of the Princess? .. ,•-'' Whir Was tel [newer*-Bfie 'answered - no ; that she hid never observed anything.; and farther, thee ituraimposeible for anyPe ! son.t9 be more Yirttonte chai -.ni l . p r iniess. • • D b yoillemeniber ab y thing beteg said by fai Mont abbot the. tate..K.isag--the uld • lEinglh.-Sbe said hi - the. marmot' erne conver . sationi that. the old . E.leg was t h e cmly z ,prois the Princess had: . ••••• •''-•.- • -, -• • . Did' you lonowilie Mont weli—anddid she know you well? -Yes. Do i• ou remembi seeing • ''De Mont iligiln' in the tburie of 1818?—Ye5.,.., -- ~ - .- . ;- ~,, ~,,...••• ~ ...... - 2 ,- About what time in 1818?—In Novetnher. Mr: Wituani said, that as' there irld'ho material 'mistrial& don in De Mont's evidenceas to she next couvsnettoo; about the Princess Charlotte, he would not purspe else exarpietien of the witness any further. • . • -Creatsamided hethe S!tucrron-qconme.s. •.... -. Alovreanse you to recollect a conversation whicl milted with De Mont to icing ago - as 1818?—Because I sa'w her dejiraittlA in the. public papers, and then 4 openly nainifeeted-my , • ' •• - don that she could have said what she did, to ;pi, and a fterwards • have made Such I deposition. . .. - . ; , . • What circumstance led you to think that this conversation took place its the year .1818 ?—Becrise she employed me in al terhig si bonnet, and took it back isn'ilie Si2d Of Apttl; Witt, as. it appeared brthe•eotries in theciar bolsk. -- • • •', Was that the year in which your husband fts into embar rassed eirtuinstancest •' ' • • ' • . :411r:Witalasos said, that question assumed. Whatehad not been admitted. . . . . - Did' your hisband in that year fall into embarrassed circuits- '. stances?3--He' never was inmabarrassed cinumstanees. . • ..,. 1 1)., you swear he never sees a bankrupt?.—My Lords, Yec• thither hi nor l•-•-(1 imigh).--It is a sheet-league from Colin: bier to where... Mademoisell e. De Mont lives. .I have seen•lle Mont several times, but, I have 'okra to her but twice.. 1' had 'not seen herbehire - April, 1818, 'bet I knew she was in the neighbourhood.: .I lad seen her befoxeshe entered into the service, of her Royal Alighness,„but after that the first time I' Mir het iris in April; 1818. I had seen lei. several times at ilotee,' before she Went into her Royal Highness's service.: She ,came to . .my shop several times to buy different articles. My eiqtribititice"with her mast froin•that circumstance: The. first time she astir a purchase et my shop at Norge, was„when she was learning needlework with Mademoiselle Itigard. She. ntightlave beenat thit time 113 or 17 yeirs old. "I do not knole, bow long ago that was.. I *Wear Ido not know whether. it-was three; six, •or ten years ago. I cannot recollect, and of course I•cannot mai. 'fhe Demoiselles Jacro were present, besiaes Myself and De Mont.' Wben'tbis conversation took place, De Mont was on a visit .at their house. They heard almost the. whole tonversation, for they were coming in and going out Con stantly. There sae several particulars *kith they recollect, and they eves fnund fault with my observations to De Mont. I was, examined' on the subject of the conversation, in Switierland, by a Gentleman, I believe, named. Johnson. My deposition • was taken down in writing. They did not leave a copy with me,. nor did I taken copy myself. Mr. Hairy came with me to this •• • , Did any ope else come with you n—yes, my husband. I could Mt travel without my huiband along the public roads—OS/ease). ' Was any -Money promised to you for coming over as a wit ness?—;fisey cold me we should be indemnified in a jest and fair. **tanner by the Goveinment of this cofintre; • - --•- ... Was. no aunt mentioned?—at I did not know the 'agleam, ,I would not trust to.their word; for two years ago an English bean. !solid Andersbn, iieesslooed t 6 me a' loss' of $G Louis. Ato this account lhey.hewe placid selOChat a banking house r as sosecurity,for the performance of their promii. • . • `'ls that' 2100 to be paid to yetis?--Nothing can lie . Pald to me witkontoittorderf foe.it I. placed as o securito..t . - - . . - " • Iktbe.prini.se they made to you £lO4 ?-.-Nii. • !expect what, • jiiit ina fah': beaus& they said they•dia ifdttitsifte hap wit. Do you soap to swear that no peottsf m was made to you. or •it Bbiaaad an'ee•tott l ialiki lb Ms* . 61?-4:y*6 1 04; I! &teat. to" spetkOwisoct-tro,tb.. . . T •J. . % . F .- Have yosisefeiyed sey . thing?—Yes, 270 on account; for • "is a suit agibut . hie, vellitlOwiWbV dectded - aiiiima me RI. Moo not ie over beforesthe eerie isf aext.rnoods, and Mo g itemeing how 10e4,1 might be opliged to E st3y , in London, I receive the; idin On a ccount . ' Tit. Vititielitait paid `iny expenders to the .tlautry. • Wi tnivelidvostokr tea dmrago me 1ei1+90132 As my Thole dependence is op. what the government properko ;Hi! me, telialot sit any partlmilarstutt.• /Id • tett oirIMM-s in tedilabds itittaogios f Savo de mange 'correlational any imecisesuni..s., sos o . 'l ..., , ....;' . 7 )4,. j.-. 4.1 . • Where do you Jive, rarg—Mi. ortiVelL bile., . midnight. We 'were placed eramel,rbeph, I do. OM. 4 and here I ant to : day--(41 Mogi). , ' •°'• . 4 ''l I i ii •).: mr.‘wiliiiiii ‘.'li t ... _... - 40 I , - - gloat tnadiiimponig 1 ___., • ''• j e i i'r eils°l ••• . t•A lit . ; milii i i -Mb* billeilollt Pie-r "tinted by the - de of her ,daaghearty *he Princess Chhinegbd —Yes. • • *.• -;-. .1 • - What answer did she give T-11116 laid, that the PrinatilliNt extremely affected ; that the died tears, and said she had let all that was most dear to her. Lord LlMERlCK.—According to your knowledge of Da . Moat, was she a person whose ward you would trust? The Souicnos-Ontrests. objected to the question. • i After one or • two uninteresting questions from the Earlel •Launaltnets, the winiess was permitted to withdraw. . ' Air. Baottouatt wised again to' call the attention of tide LordshipS to the subject he had alluded to on Saturday—os. to the diffichlties and bbsticles under which her MajestOtOolineel 'kV . - Front what took plate in the House on Saturday,• and from thipapers that had been laid on the table, he wished to will thief 'William Llinue, Berk to the Queen's Solkitor. • (hi his appearing at the bar, . ..?ire flouctioa-Cremaithe remarked, that W. Lemon had Lett Ilya*/ during the weds of these proceeding'. - . • - . ilt: BILITORIAAMC admitted it, but said he was sot going to 'eiamine tbe witness respecting anything that hapaared before their Lordships . . . Wita.sax Lou! enabled by Mr. Tantrat.t. I arrived at Carlsrohe ten the Itth of September. I enquired • ;for the Baron d'Ende. He was not : at Carbruhe, but at Baden; 'I set pot Rod met hiot returning.. I said, I believe I have 'tbi 'honour to address the Baron d'Ende ? . Ile said, Yea, I ant the`_ 4l4 , oll 441 - 4idg.. I then gave him the Queen's letter. He read I ! , , and invited me into his caeriage. and we went tes.tlirlis.:. ,tube r ro„the Bardh's house. I conversed with him. I ha :not, the slightest doubt • that : it was the Baron d' Code:, Ile. 'informed me' that he would be detained there until Tees::. day,,and that he.-had met hie minutes which be made while', - the .Queep was at Carlsruhe, and therefore he could not then -answer my-questions. I satwthe.Baron onMesinesday morning; 'be topk me with Liss in hia carriage to .Baden.- Ile referred to his Journal and 'hewed me sonthletters be had received front 'her filaiesty.. I -remained at Baden-until Thersday. ever lag. ; Did the -Chamberlaio say he. would some to England * ---Yee;. he sal he would come. but. a' his would be afield, he. afterward& thought that be ought mow -go without the come* of the Grand. Duke. .:. ... . 3 ..• • • - .... • The Grand : Duke wail*. then at - Baden, but soon returneE. Banns d',Frade told me ha.was ring tq ask permissiOn oi_the Grand Duke. Lwenaxsitlthini to tbe door'; be returned in.abosit half an bout-, and said he bad bad mows fur me,4e-had not puma. don to go,. He expressed his regret, tad said, put your hied to my.heart and feel how i&beate. ',Next•Mortring I ATI rate pilot Zr op the subjecoandtook it e .but he was gotta eat *hoe./ . so I lefelt. I have a copo of the letteehene, ...I reedited a verbal messegelsy a friend of.oe•liarene, 4:Lieutenant in the Guards of -the . Grind Dukes • .His. name -was ,Seheveitzer.• The answer was that he cooldstot make the depositions without iikeom, eeesset. of the. Grand .-Dokeoandtbat he did net , • lilt ass. *rid a writtep answer to the Queen* letter.. .• . • .;. • :, The. Earl of LIYESPOOI.. 7 .eWhers .yoe• had prevailed on tiro _Boren D'Ende. teecorne.to Bugland, did you-think_bis testi= mossy import-oat %oda Queen's defence? ••.,. , - , •' ' . z , . Ms. Bwoomaarsaid be didasot übjeti to the -question;but al. it was alviays best toexaMine Rib st!ip,ils - whee • they were to.be got at t .end Mr. Nizard, the peeen s Sir.icitoe, was, now in the' Hoes-e l theirlmedelsip_s all him , e'4 be Wong oh his oath declare that the Baron D'Ente.waso mad tefierbkwitniiii for the delpoc ...... '' • Thestiestiop was then withdrawn: , - --A. In . answer la a question f rom the Amman! „ EiaTot . D . ''' ' ' ? *tines slated when he serthe Baron D'Entle, be appeared in perfect Wit, and that beaus about 49 years of,age. . .. Iti.lkii,orsuiai.—" W T . Loeds, thidacultics.whicb her MS ki!f.,i•coMnsej laboue,ntider,,idfiriher peoSeedioi pea this trial: are.ereat and, rnanifuld : no: blame is .atta,chable . .tOpoy person, hit the the 'Proceeding . half, which has.placerl ne : in. a siteariset a utiparakteled difficelty and Ist•dsliip.• . 'Ate wigs ,: Barba* .X.ress„ who was namin 4 ,against the: Queen,. h.as.eforn that 4.. Bentett_cpmpelleddler to cotne. X Berstettdid. not at leitit coinpel .r.eroit d'Ende . to come; he glyes . bhp Loire ei th er, tb go Or tint, auti, permission only. to cent! back ; . .a,sort .ef lea* thal is liven When 4* never wish Act see th e pia-sons ,agaie. It.li the way. in which btieist-v retire.whee-„their..servicet are ao 14114...adatiahle; Alt .24ita. s are never turned out,. but abtalopermioion.to . retire, citberifor the henefit of.theieheatth, Km be relaysterom di; ear* 4 aillse! the Baron no *Pair Asw,,thli pertstbarholn fair German chsz e thin the ;few ' ! wihich.4. 4 vishta 41. r. litea.a. 1 9.ive .. ihee ' ame ee4airah'-of. fret aPale 2 ofOieerdede Vet/ Palatally., refs 40- dchabt t atthejlarongrruadele isen.ily . .ilt, ... The woman Barbara *me egasjoigokto ..be. a wiesees,,eot,. to be sure, by our GO. • v ! E DSW3*_.._ it'• 13 .!Ah0 PeveiliiiiellO of •LAtiOrer._...: 12 Meow thins neei'llatsulaitouret, in ;heir ver,adoo, end the English Go;ern sisatthad 44 . 4144. theirs, and had honoerably attempted • get. the ,mtendaneepf. the BirOn, I seriously ,and Winn* call-- ote : Limit: Lordships .(coetieued the -Learned. Coins. to .CODiaeT all the circumstances of this extraordinary cpye. • 'iou base feenci-that our-Ministers at. home acid abroad itannot run (ow those places whence witnesses_ have bent breught to r bit appear ;pion th e Queen, and whence they , could not behrpu S fp; her. blarne.no i one.;;but there is pow an uglier ins e . 4,44.i.,41.4 enseillith , justice to the quern; - and ps sin *I his **sly, #' fit is the ether jetrty,. does . not with, the hi p iry . to..continte its** hum . - Ipager that it can bedone.siiiisies. freg,./Oftice.."' - •*- . .- • • , ,•. e . . '. • . . . The Clerk, by desire of Lord Hottarre, now read that part of - thesevidence of _Barbara Xress . ;!feitiels related. to the threat , aka Ins used by. the -.Minister hentett,, in order .to compel her. to come, *er to be p , witness for the prosecution.— • .and, then.the letter by Berstett to Mr.-Lamb (inserted in the , STAR of yesterday)_ in "which ho boasts of his !' impartiality, and justice."—( Tie repetithnse these ppm:ions called firth a laugh from. number 1 the.llrral , •• , . • • • , • • .- . - Lord lIOLLA NITI said, that he could not have reconciled it to..bis duty.to allow the tea togo on without drawing their Lordships specialpttentipn to the extracts which had beenjnit . The - 011.15 GI . ..aIorCELLIiII. desired user BfajeseSenita ... Me. Ettopenats- : -.." ,fity Lords, under such circa selpees ha these, and-with the recollection of what . passed in, th e attn.& Ikaatelliose:feei ilutrerly_intpapibletoyroceedfartler its her : lsta.ksies ,dor.ce . • • - • - •,': - • t The LOR I ). .P#Al 4 CgabliasiLid the Aitorney-Get*sal if he had any wintesseeto nrodpee to rebut any ' pinta of, the defence 2.• If he had ; he must now proceed wPtheir ginning ' than, as the - Counsel for her . Majesty, codld nbe 'be coiled: u on •• feitodreeithi 'Hoist oh the whole tat o ' teldribe, f or ;the litti Ithdproiliited all their eliidenee.• ',./. 7 - ...'•• - is? .:1:n• r• -.• rhe Aivoiner-Qintiraii &Aft, tint they eitrtartiffhlit:iciel" a :idineseeilo produce • 'hirt "(him that part of the defraint *Wok 'itilptited conepl i vit'sy ladcerhe upOolho Counsel for the_ Bit& s ps h it OneXpectedly, that they were obt , at this 'moment . tO !repel it wide • all 'We evidence which wail epee Ile It wit( particularly of inipo rt ancelliet Coloneilirdwit ; -Se 'indieett;tis contradict t he fotirheitertiath 4 Vriik4 Vitt Vila throstri on Lim end hiiOthe resi*tabie e t tWharisiti tee Mil len' Corrimissfon.' 'lle the 'Atforney=Gene bre* littielf au ,the ihenligetioe Oil* Haile to grintlien sliai tide is *0.144• .iiuliecle* Jef ills P . erpose, • „ • fill, thou iiog, vittk 4Yfoiditivi*eberoAti of : flat e a" itae l l getillr.*•- 4 ". N- 6 5 1 i1iw,..ni77 1 -oble 1 al.'villether - ferti 'Lord elpe _are dtchttiisT3't?pn 40' 7 1 ,' .-- • *i . :Mt 84iiAtrleit-Osi)isiii ' ; ..:L-lefori Wr: *ugliest ta r neled;:lle'eraith_eil the Vit Of ne a few wcirdttb Alt - 4 felealfeekilija I,ol.'erte•dteW Attecney.-GeideaLl — Ma . ellheat . roi..Wohnilx Y*7. - Made with Ilio utialittioug conedr t4nce cif lid the O ft W tbe.lllll, who: rhiragill thaa*Aio not more essential to the libthieter of the Oentkopeilemleinild, unit Wilid'ecidalaisslio, than esetodatto the rigiliskeetilina.. /hark *weave Wore the Hoar, that Corodei.BrOwisaboold te . eustiiita 'the charge* brought' by the cilia eitiewsdept *steidest Conuniedeu hid been advanied without inty rurlO pe tosi a re aid it was i ortheretore serprising that 9:.. iii .4 ,. ' -*lon should not belsiseediately • ...,a s i st -.tent tbebothwahelite IOC '•••:%1'- -. -''% - c - i' '':`i,i':'':.' ',•'.' - '' 77" . " 4 ; _ , , • 1. • ie-exerarrieri r. W 'ollie 24 April I itard ID* 'leant the , '• ••• .• •• s. NO you,por corrgratioil !with . voids 111 Ods,subject? , • Theiiriroi-Cfmrsag. t :objee&l to XadaAlia tryVigit 'Led DA IRLIN 0 TON.4-41Val Di ../011101eilp•ad?—••Npi. • • , -