The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-10-14 00:00:00

PP' r INFEMIIMI 1111.1"IFIWIPIT41. IVr ern! • c jiliSNoAckLQ_ • r4P,: 1 77. v f-\ • . 1 4\%.* • ,1 4 1 st • % 4 , r•S t • A A • 3* VA- i t"(14( Z 1 .te )(Loki ,colnal, 4 mown LONDON, SATURDAY, OCTDRE No. -W-10. " 77te Cm!ste fin• 'which HAMPDEN ftil in die Pied, SYDNEY .144 on the &offal ti!" %MEM PIMIP: • Oil MONDAY NEXT. Price k. • A GROAN Fltolll THli; THRONE!! Brow :wily. lavlgatt-I.lil. Oct. 14. _ _ Books Oublished by M. Illy acm. SW. Stroud. Examined by Lord Pitlnsolent:cu.—Do you recollect any pilestre near the door or the room when• the sta.ues mere 2—Yea, HIM! MIS a coMinn or ptie .tr.. said to the innker• er. "Sou.° ''r such 6 mint." and he afterwards toll! that man wha so came to go and bring another. and that other then went to fetch mite witnesses. THE 41 - t EN'S TRIAL. price 6d. eae i h mw ic i r oci The public em la trotiou is most particularly n to this motel work. Its superiority over oil otbei v.lll be obvions mid shillbsg. It is printed (with 'adroit sew type) from the asdhorisod verb.tim solos totes by Mr. litmsey. shorbhsasi writer to both nooses of Pot lisoteat. My w as published. by Sir Rickard Phillip* sad Co. nridge-e.o.rt, tiridarest rest, THE .101 . 11X11 , el I'orAtiEti mid TRAVELS. N o . NIL price 24. (id. essentials' flaupatitos's Towns IN sl4lllf AND To MoILP.T ETP.IL IP. MM. The last Number rentalt r 1 PrIITIOIIII6.II . IIAsrI 10,19111 Allot NO CONWTANTZNeTLII, with irony law mitt m ob gegratialis. 111. jest completed, sad the tyro former Volumes, fiat tit* stew Works of 'Voyages aria Travels, sot a dd% tier hundred Engravings, may also be bad of all the s c siveliers at 41s. bar.dsorrrly half-bound. Was that pilastre near the doer !ending to the garden, or near the dear kaolin to the other 11,1/.11. To which of the doors was the pilastre the nearest ?---To the nearest. Were yon often at the 191!a dilate ?-1V ben I sr:is master, I was always there ; but when -the Princess returned, I went. The GLORIOUS CONATITUTIOR 'rectal by the *Spanish Soldiers. and wWcteeery Englishman eight to read. Price SM. nomplete. A Litrrrn To Tne KING ; showing. by ineowtemlbie sets. the causes of our Itnexanspied National Distress; and enatittniss a Proposition whereby we way hoVe Nebo,id substsullsi anal ;wrier:sent relief compatibly with the pre servation of the established order of society r In coshed's- Radios to the puerile Scilmes sod hltseiuma Theories of Messrs. Raring. Rimed°. licalhAeld. sad the label, frater nity of Paper Mosey Men without real Capital. X ['ors mono. Price Is.. Br sTas.dn sit said so Nhtnrled. No* thoutfri. Harrell' ?ore. Is. 'tarts cantos, by iludibrai. Ate yoseger. Price iced. " Aid flolonson bad seven itotnelresi wires. " With as etrellent copper-plate Engraving. sell coloured. Also. l.ucer?la sod RUN'S Intl DOPL ST ; a serious Massed Drown. in Throe .lets. as It is not pee:went-4 et the Royal Drury-rani'Sand eo‘Ovt-nartiro : it being thonght prat shie that the burl" l'hantWslain woui.l refuse his LielPtldr. Pelee 6.1. You swear, of course, nut that near the garden ? Ms witness bore proceeded to explain at ronsiderahla length, and drew an ontline of the position of the .doors. it appeared that the door in question was not near the garden entrance. . . Which 'fames /—To fhe entrance near the rmin. 1k you recollect any painting on the ceiling of 11111 of the roams as they stand at present ?-1 remetnla;r her Royal Highness onlered one ceiling to be pernteti. eau von state what that painting wasp —The c 1!- ing was Fainted on small panels. and in the middle were some dowers and Rome small medallions ; the de signs were small, because the ceiling was small. - • Plate y, a often been at the Villa d - r h stnt—ilefescg• Princess leftilts boner Inas ales! there. • Are there sat paintings is the rooms as the ;maw stead ; at present?—tier Royal Highness ordered some ceilings to be made. and one sits otilered to be painted. Will yea state shot the painting was!-.lt was dleidet Into pawed.. and it: the middle were nowsrs and medal lions. IM con reerglect the hallt-mors in the Ma .!'Fate . . Mr. Ramo:use here interfered. sod asid..ilint the cows& ges:nee of the intretlection of fresh matters of charge vsnold be. that the should have to apply fur fear yr eve wrists fur— ther delay If they bad to answer anot!ter pi:l4Jc prosecutor. The LORD CISANCELLOR saki ti.at a preVilitlf eximincirot gild not limit a Peer in the rpm:lions which he might t'diek prnner t^ put. , Lori Lai DeIIDALE thmigH tint a N . nbie Lord mlc4 rnt aieestions without being called a public. peodoilltur. I.nril I)ARNLFY COlll4l not help tti!:tag the opphrtneity. to that Oar,. where so much had heeti said of dignity !mille t:roe,. uf saying there were some—he would not designate them- -whose partiality--; Loud cries of order). Lora iturisTs . :syst.t.t: Mee to I•rtler. and said a few words which were inaudible below the Bar. latrrl Dtuxter diselain:ed the application of whet he had said to any pa:tienlar itvisona, n et li e h a d o'oeteell a dispos:tiot. 11 , at Lome se•r c•matrary to h tr 11:• ft! ne.r:f felt. , Lord te roy to tte Node Lorsl Whew did you have the conversation with Wittelll, about which yob hare spoken, and where ?—I n July or August at ary house. itastelli was in the habit of "ten saltiozn n (itwhat yea l: ft l ic 74 year, 1819. • Nil you out say in a former answer that the lad pay ment of the debt due to you km her lie) al iliOt nem was in biarch IMI9 i.--Not the whole. At the time of-the conversation 1 Lave statea the sum 1 hive men tioned was doe to me. gut: FF Ii I R AND P.STARLISH ED HOOKS MigpipTED TO MODERN AND IMPROVED !IR TU'S btr NM:CATION. Iliallstsid by Sir RICHARD PIIII.I.IPS sad Ca. Lon go; poi to b: had snail Boolaelters, with the MUM albatro sses* Wools. mi ta Umbra Prfoartv. Mee lid.--Maver • s Spelling piArts. 1111.—Pi4h are First Catechism, Is.— 'air's Si. 6sl.—Alkin's Poetry for Utikiren. fo..42lfiletalib Rook. Ss. ad.—Goldsmith's Biographical ( . k ,„ g oo k ps.—Navor's flritioh Nepos, be. fld.—Mator's Abridged purtarek. G'.—Pratt's Classlcal Ruttish Poetry. es.—*stain's Scripture Biography. 75.--Robinson's An .c.:etn History. La.-- Rebintrou's Modern history Sa.—kh vor's Salami !lister). 7s. 0.1.--Clarke's lOU Winders of the Wind. iht. 61.—Pri.ir's All the Voyages Round the Weld. War Sd.—Goldswitit's Popular Illtisira•inns of Geo graphy. W.—Adair** Pictures from English. Senttish, sad hisibilistory. c vols. Its.—The Bosh of Bonn& Trades. with SIM Questions. es.—Clarlir's Wonders or the Illaammes. g,....-Gigord's Abridgment of Illackatinew's Goinusealariss. Ils.—Nightingairesail Religions and ReligiousCeresssides. los. Gil.—Lyeett's World displayed ill Verse. Elements of English Composities, 7s. Rd.—Blair. Vatter sal Preceptor. with UP flotations, U.—Goldsmith', Gram mar of Grooral thoography and Ul4 of the Globes. with LIMO Qurstioss sod }Nes-cleft. Se. 611.--Golistatith's British Geography. fr , r iIV3I, with 301 i questions. :14. GA.—Robin saes Grammar of Hissory. Questions. 41.—Blair's B o o* G r ammar. with code Ettereises and questions. ts. N,—Obir's Groomer of Natural Philosophy, with Low Ageriments sail Questioss.7s.—Jolcu's .tra:lmrik of Res: Terossetions of IMe and Rosiness. es. (id.—The Key to ditto. 34. Models of Letters, with Topics for Everrim. 44.—Morrlson's Rool-lieeping. 7s. W. rem, of Mem of Beaks, for ditto.—Barrow's Fifty-Two isehysi sermi.u.„ 7s.—lintallton's Klemoilts cf Drawing. If. Tar--Mater's litsisemal flhort-itaud. 75. o.l.—Nieholtion's Papahrille.deuts of Pero and Mixed Niathentaties. lAs.— Milliesasecal Tables. separste. is.—t'rucker's Pro...near LutrisSirroyiag. Os.—Jobastone's Grammar of Classical , Literaterc Grammar of Ash ..rem), Ps. W.— Goliknaltit's Geographical and AMmasossiesi Copy -ilool.s. ; Put 1, B.:—Ditto, Part U. for Senior Classes. 34.—T or *ails Cary-Hooits. small site. St. each.—Goldsmith's Royal : Aibmitstropendits with the large Copy-Rooks. Its. east i iii. smith's Deasy ttlas„is. and 74.--Rtinciall's Gram mar of Sacred Mosey. *ltb Five illeydred qwestinns. 1 isAllaskry s Dletlosary of Mesh, 7s. &1.--Grammar of I lie, Health. am. Longevity, with Questions. ds.— 111 db as the histrtiction of the ORM. Question. . of Liss& Rama the !NW etelik_loll. 41.—BoSiat's lit Puma look of Words, Is.—Boasues Phrase Woe, alf Rigr Frawth Crowe atlas, la.—Rosaat's First ?moth Gramshar. ts. IM.—Bmmat's Frost* and English Exerehies. g..--Ropast's Italia* Word Bach. Italian Phrase Book, I.—Boast.t's Latin Word Rook. ie.—gessoes Latin Phrase Rook. Questions on Goldsmith's Englawd. Is. —Adair's gamuts.. on Murray's Grammar an.! Ireria's Composition, IL—Pp-roles I/seines% on the N..% Testament. Is.—harrow's •Z4estious on the Old Testanwnt. Is.-1.101/ googlies' on Robinson's Ancient and Modern Illstories, 15.—Daily Regislor for Schoolmasters of the Good andßad Loodpel'of their Pupils, RegiMer. foillontfasses; Tutor's Key to all the Questions, 60- 1 1L—EVM, Kg, drpattetely. at IM. or Is. each. • !,,,* It is unecessary to espatiote oa the high preiensious of* abovebooks to sithermn for their respective payees.. Wray latelligent for mast be seasible of the prettied character of the several worts. and vs's" en rri.iseed booklet/sr maid bat actwowledge that each a list Ilobilble Behest Buda was sewer before submitted to the world. Thee the last payment was not mode ti:: April or May 1111.4?—Yes. •• O. the Queen ti-eQween ! In form and est:laser of ciy daughter. Haunts me incessantly TMwenar•a as venerable Sire. Kinking his gel:sly loelsportentonsly : Ilia agevl visage ntark'd wtlh poignant wue! 0; hitir then hide me from to► self ! Alma. prier dd. ►stn i'LAV or. who arc t':e A:Niteroi.; Slanderers and lhaporalizers ? Being an inswee to the Editor of the News. on his inquiry •• Slow man, of Ole queen's Jndges have been eons teed of .‘iltillery ?'' Alio a great variety of excellent l'aricaturea. EvEltY Cipital---E‘ery Tirket--Eve!.y Pv;ze mull he ►leaven Itith October. Next Wminesday . 114 c Wheel contains Two of ALUM/. Two 4.f MOW. Two AT dc. dc. All Nterllng Ilion's. All Nest Wedttra• day. the Last and only Day.. Undrann Tickets and Shar44.4 are selling tiy .1. and J. t:11'1AVIIIllii•1'. vornbitt: 11. 'tinhorn Si. Ilay ma rLet : and I 41. I itsforo-street who mild In the Lottery ;not finished. Isl. In M dhares. 10,000 f. : SAM in It Wirers. /tomtit. : tad in the prne.r!nz Lottery. 13.014. :10.0111N. 11413. 10.UUUL with many taieor l splteis of 341111. :VOL dr. Was Jt or was it not 7—lt was. Then what this raisers ttion took pl-ett in Jun:. 1419 • what stmt was due to yen from her Royal Highness I—Then 1 ad d but little; bat we %ere ever employed about somethiag. Thea does ttd witness wean to say. that b e tween April and fiat• 0119. anal Jure, there was another debt Incurred with MI: Princess Al the time of this eonversztitot a Jet PAttrni. 6141 tho Prince.,s 01 Wales owe )o,t au) thing IteLlre, as ! have already said she did, 1, , .! u!3 It 1 had i'.ut row. emu! ion as to what I was to do. and what 1 was not to do, r u.? itoof, wish to know where how had tide conser.atioa with Res telli shout the 4Z.11U0 liver. Iser• speilien with him when I estate from hliien in March or Februsr. In whet )ear ?-11r lest yetir ISI9. .......--. . Then ant I to ntmlerlitinti that the last nvntent of 113.01111 titres 01111.4 made s!!ortly after the consersilion ) Mitts !—lie loot RIM .net befur.: there %. as Nivel eolter.ation ahem i Now toms; twiner ?-11'hen they lint! pall me. and 1 ! haC a ronvevoi:ion with hint, I told him 1 had been paid in part. llov long before the conversation respectintr tl!ia • sum were you paid —1 told !on, and 1 repeat it again • ou the belt of March. Then out I to untlerqand that the conversation with sod the payment of this snus, took place in Mardi ?—Tte payment was in May, and the comma :fiat in March. What period in Mardi ?-1 do not know the day : it was when I caw to Milan. , At what period in May was the last payment umtleP— ' The beginning. • Ind you after the conversation with Raftelli make any immediate application fur payment ?.--Nut to her, but I tame back from Milan and then went to Pesaro. ...Unit seen after this conversation with Rastelli did yaw 'flake tree aipiicatit.ti/-11 have said I saw soMe one ..t Slim., whire l was fur 4 days. Then when I re turned home 1 went to the Pfiaaess. 1 saw her and asked ber fur munir, and else paid use. 1 went to the Princess at Pesaro, and asked her for my money ; she paid me, and I then reatrntil to Milan. • Did von mention this converssti with Rastelli to ' I any one at that time ?—No, because 1 went away di ,'redly. ' . - . ihat he (le.rd It.), anti lie bei1e......l avers- Nuisie .Lora . the same, was as impartial as he (1.0..il t %% T illey) curdd tie. fie was awry that any one might. perhaps. have Oren recasion t,ir n hat had keen 3.aii:, liiii he ii As ll'H'•! that it was not uniatit to apply to any one \oble Isa: - J more than another. Lord Ilomossit said, that the right of any Nob* hateti to Inn a::y . question to a n in..' ss respectiugllur couttiit 4.f tier Alajesty, could nut he dottl:ted. Hut theouit oat . tier proceed:N:4, the) had restricted the manner of there questions to the foetus of law t and his Noble Frienl hail been more ansions than any man in the Heusi to take exceptions, and those e::ceptions had often hero of great Jerrie' totheir Lordshi .s. If any new facts could he brat flit forward. is was . fie i l lsoollos.af ersowaft candour and jn.afre, that y shook' he tabalts l l t 4 the !louse, and if it thought At, lei*JUsietty's Atf.eney (tenets', and Setici:nr..l;rneral, blioulit bokoritered to In. ~ ail tate a soloists iggpsity lato.tisoiss. otkeetrietutil l of rharge.would be introdaged without aT161114 Ma .•_...... cased the beam& of a cross-examination ; therefore, in candour and justice to the House. arch questions ought tie he eatained from. Undoubtedly, the right, ellstelf, lint it ought not to he pressed. il'ith regard to the cc. preision, pc.blic prosecutor, he would say that be. c, 1. , : sidereal their sitting there as/edges, Juno"; and pr.) .-4. eutors, was the most disgustinr, features of theasiantemny proceedings. :%1:. WILL:sm. thee resumed his etrinination. Now linty wort.t.on bid you ismie.oyest at the Villa d'hNiel4-111.114.:1 the long journey I had about &tur 40.4Aer that I had itm..t three hundred. . The witness then withitri-Cr. Atter some prose. Slr. Itect:owstr row. Ile wished to rail Rastelli, bet he was not Ca sitarist *belong* to is friends on the c.pposite slit*. 1141 alsheet to know whether ;or e.,,dd hare iecess to the sinless: The Arronsi:f.iissrnat. • saki, that illi tel reed Friend should to the usual meting. Air. Itsionaniss wished tsi know whether the witness I AtiiiEDIATE I'IIIIMAND of L'ASII to any EXTENT.—The Old %limey Office. No. Y. Doke-street. Nierchsitts. Nobletnsn't 4ottl Winne Brat . area's Aceeptances. Illscottnted the mon:rot their solidity eon be aserrtained. wills honour. liberalitt. seerect. and Cash also satsuma upon depo , its 411 evrt, description of property. plate, jewels, Instates, and dia monds, boviery, sad woollen cloths, for an) length of flaw. %pply personalty, or by letter. post paid.—Cnstant nt teittisare.--4. B. Amy Lady or Uentleman haring any Nom of Alone) asap btro h to an oatmeal adtautage, without risk. epos application to this Establishment. . NEXT WEDNESDAY. Last and only Da r. •, w TWO Prises of ... —A do.oollllterftnit Molloy. Tl%O lithe. of I 1110 Merlin. Mowry. TWO .. ... Prises of bat Ittertiog Moor,. And airbags minor Capitals. with every other Prise. will he All drawn la Sit Haws. ON W E:1)\ KtiltA Y. 111:X.T. On which Day the Lottery will rotirely fin4h. TlilSli. Contractor for the present Lottery. 'eh • orsii4 to his first Frirods the Public. the shove State of the Wheel. rtamiadine thews that one bay snore v. ill ennried:r the Lotter% . .1 few 'llo.ets and Share , :. warrant's! andrawo. err now on sato at his Fortunate -pliers. 4. earn bill. and 9, Charing-Fru., ; and 1) ail his .Igents io Use l'outry. No. 3,C53..... a Pare of ... .110.000 ! in thy- present Lottery. 1 1ti.1% SOLO BY lIINII !!! - When did yen first mention it ?—Wisen I was asked at my examination. ell \Milt at Eigletpr:tee per lb. sold br JOHN JONES and Plecadith. who inform Shop keepers. 'maker:of Ginger Wine. Plekies. Pre-erre-4. /Sr. Sc. Oat they sea the ahose in pitekels of one pout.fl and rl•- wards. J. Jugs and sell a:I other e1.:m.1.41:4ra+ o! Spires at ter% low price:: also good sarong Mustard ai ed. per lb. : 14. per jar. the jar included. F.4:enee of Amelent ie. Is. • ld. per bottle : Soy 14. 341. per dozen. or 34. per •pearl buttlr. Fine arrow Root Si. Id. per lb. Hotel kriTrrq steel Metairie. hill rind this the 'heal•.•:: Wareltou re in London G•r entitles in general family use. partientark the above article:. as wilt as :mall Hance at S.. per Ih. Dried and Pickled large Neat's Tomatoes at 4e. M. eac:e. sn•l Batter of a superior quality to any other that le sUlil at 14. per lb. hut Leen removed. of course, if L. hati.iperu stmt spray hr could trot rail hint. . . The ATIoNNEV-tiESERI,L 33111, that 110 41:CifIctly o.i dermood from hi: Learned Friend, when he mil aiie4 ti - hether he had ;joy e questions 1:i a,l,•hi:n. He orav e to'.ll that the ca.r (or the pro-keriitian had been ior eluded, and nu mention led L•ren wade of requiring the ANGEL - INN. Re. Ca.cess.g's. Brays,. GENERA!. GEED,. E. FOR TR %VEILING. THE Minn ing MAILS and other CO.tellES .11. go from the shone Inn : Paris Roy al rid Doter Tuesday anti Friday Nights. st twelve. Portsmouth and Gosport Mall. through Godahning, PP. tersfieht, and Portsra. every Eirrnlog at a quarter last 7. and Mandan at half past 0. Os its arrival a packet sails to the Isle of Wight, to convey passengers and parcels; and II Mail Coach sets off to Chichester, through Drayton, !lava**, reiswerth. Re. lilnueester and Milford Mail. through Henley. Oxford. and Cheltenham. veer) Evening a quarter past 7, and Sun day at half-rnst Warr and Canterbury Mail, throuah O J. ('hat law, and Fe' erstittin. melt e‘oniug at a quarter Nest 7. and %sudsy at half limit Frum Canterbury • passengers and par eels are matt-wit to Deal, Margate, Ramsgate, tlansin Re.: and (Toni Doter. parreis are eon% eyed to Polkstopw, %negate. ilv the. Dissiclusrelt. Romery, and Lydd. Arundel and Bognor Post-coach, through Itillinghurst. Monde., Wednesday. and Friday.* quarter before 7. Balls and Bristol Pussissssuell, to carry only four inside. through Reading. Marlborough, Caine. and Chippeninurs, .:err Mousing at O. Cheltenham Post-roteh• to carry only four loath% ttrongh Henley and Oskrel, eyery Morning at a qnarter hyfore 0. Chieht"ters Bognor. and Petworth Poo-marls. Nlanslay. Wednesday. and Friday Mornings. at a quarter tw:ore 7. UM Light Post-coach. in two days. to carry f"oir through Maidenhead. Reading. Alarllvorounls. Dev i4es. and Nlusistay. Weilnestlay. and Fritta Nlornbigs. rat M. This roach Is rhielt) inten4Md for the aeroinnuolation of fwhilles• inyaiids. dc. wins cannot undergo the fatigue of guilt a distance in one day. NORTH ERN COACIIEM. Penrith. anti Whitehaven. Post Coach. runs with Four Horses cud a I:ivied all the any. Passes through arose', Applek. Gretabrislge. Riehtmoul. Citterick, Hu rauglihridge. Widlierhy, .Therford, Dinenster. sad tiran t mar (the arerrat een h% tr. arta tint every morning. au: longtime' the journey a itistlve gravest tarilitt • P3"en luta tirttintat oa the roast, by business or piessure. have the p•snliar advantage of thine seats being stucco in the nest. t• %Nitwits. To Twkitechani, Arentford. and 141 i-worth, e% rry Mon 4s). Wednesday. Fridaj, altst tintarday. It„AifVS and Proprietors. Parcels oil Parkarea ttre SitOlt lllel rxiort!:tiousti) et n lit”d (Wit this lon to evrr% YoOa. A'll.:tre, er.il iniatr% Neat la the (unstaring tl'Oontles. s ht. Hurl, 1 .:°r 11 " 111 . Dr‘olli Dorset. Hams. heat. Orford. Nornerset, N sissies. %Vorcrster. Knuth %ales. all parts of the Isle of \Viva. J eses, iiiteril- Ses, and all ports of Prone,: and to all Port- of 'itch ll .' Tate motley. that no package. roatalning Class. rhino. Imams, pate. pelt. or Vas* soles. how. ger small the valve. Will be aemstated for. If lost or Rat nay Whin !NMI or pasairogers luggage. of more than 'sine, valrsa spedieed we *ask ahem sialiterral at the Oise sad Paid for teeorillagty Neat Putt-Chaises, te. at the shortest sutler. 1.111 1 E111.1L P.1111.1.411ENT. DEFENCE or TIIE QUEEN. (Continued (soothe First Edition of Yertertla)'s Statesman. [Examination of GUISEPPE G %MOUS', rontintiesl.] In that moos of the grotto wiser% the two figures Ashton and Eve were played. Wen' Own- toot two doors --.41111 cause in and Wl' est out by entrance.. What w 4 the slat. of that room across: how many (sew-vie f —From here (the bar) to there—(pointing Is the thirst Iscnvis fr the bar). It might Ise more ur less, fur I never measured it. Examined I,v Mr. WILLt t flow totally men hail you in yu sr employ when y ou agreed to Come to esmittiy ?--- hirty•bitsr thirty-five la l .trotrers therealvitt's, or rails .r inure. I Nil run ire any tom else when you had thi• conversa tion about expellers cristielosAW. What is his shan't recollect Isis name; he is a tall Mall ; I •Isonld know the name if I were lu hear it Is it henry DiJ you make an estimate of your expenres on that orrat . ":-1 et. 4re the in w• von bare mentioned. the sums whirl,: I Rani liXell 1115011 whets he spoke to volt? --Yes, I asks~) • his opinion ; I was hold the English gentleman WAG a snail of routtienee, and wtute.l au estimate of The wi peouts; I asked Haiti his opinion, and I agree I to i t. Did yin' telt the English tlentlesuan the suns you had fined Who told sun ttat Vilsall was to pay .you !,-Tou ad vccate, You hate helm ftGke.l as to the door of the roots ill ishieli 11w ttatuet were WAS there ant eurGice or work done i.l r sons of whirr our hose gis;siirei ? Nu: I nese? Grist an t I.4witstrn there all the lime I was is the ter% ice of bar Itts)al Highness. Here the rsorssaiinstion closed. sa,d The Susicerua-lirsvass. desired leave to as!: the later pretee whether Ia Italian the viorj i spAgirw aw a i t.' 3 M i t CW1411111314 it .14.4 la English ?—'Car i m kopf.set r ai . rr o r ite;trai to be sto - sisostaotost . .1s - (creme. Vid you mention it when you went to Pesaro to ask for payment ? Pitt 3 - :•n then mention it to the Po hires's. nr any one i.. her suite ?---.llter I got my money, 1 slid not speak about it to any one in t h e Court. Qnestion repeat .nl.--No, because I told you before 411;11 I went to get my money at Pesaro, end then re tssrnell to Milan. 1::d you, before yon get your merry. mention ti.e vonarrAation to any one at Pes Imo ?.--It was not busi er,- to hue told to ally vv... I h.1.1C not. Lord tlitstaat::s yoo seen a plan of the house at the Villa st'E , ..te slave you Caine to this coun try ?—No, I had it its sty- mind. I wi•-.11 tss ask yon if the passa ) :e you have spoken of wao W intling :•1 1 •1` says, t! sat if s.sit straight fo:.ward, you e.” shl break your head. Qaestion repeated.—lt is not winding , ; the walls are undulating, lost t!se iF Strilleht. 1.4).1i tin A N .IM.—Ysits h:11. ilelt Itastelli paid ens. witnesses that hr lasol with hies 40 or :tit francs, an.: I:sat s'..er were at Milan seven si.lyS. I wish to Lis in ii lovelier the::o witnesses %i-ere pia this -or whol.• tisne, cr su sousels daily ?—Thry were paid is owe for Lord I.vrtte oi , ll to Isnow what was the an.unut of the a. ter p:•.melt yon received fris:ll the Princess •f Wale!' ?—lt was one half, is ills the in- te:est. thee half of what:—The 15,5110, svi , li intr:est. Whets did run recrive the other ;Jolt 7-1 • ioe ti; . st half II reeri.eti about the earl of January ur the he. gibain‘ of Vebraary. What was the largest sons the i"ritaress ever owed you ?—The lartgeo was 45,5011 litres, with interest. Was there stay objettion them water to yoor ay ennat, and was the balance them kept hark fur lila! re;. , utt ?—No t I was entitled to rendre the 'stoney, and I nseil to receive wise every mouth or six perks. The Karl of learnsattaut wished the sisort-bami writer to refer to that part of the witness's 'frisker, is which be said, that ha hod repeatedly talked with ; that Itastelli spoke to nor witness, which witness went to another, and ha again to sr third. 'I he ,hor;-liami-writer hating testi over their pre vious atc:wrr: to the wham. est /Gthie Earl asked yon toenn to sir that lauttelii told von n ee • witness went and briettrit the ether, and so on 7:--1.• that he (114:telli) 'ten: himself Iron, one to the other? —lie said that, when he was in my eouotry, hr treat to ask for tole oho. os; that that wi:ne•s Wil•Ilt will, biro to ask for anot!iet ; and that the other wrist also i fur a witne s s. Ohl Ras!elli tell volt the witnesses hronrht owe t att.stker to him, ur that !ot went for 'them Wit 'leas. Mr. Ilnounit sail he dill not is:online that such a necessity won's' occur until after he hail examined the last two witnesses. thing however was clear, that the Cosirsel ;it support of the Bill, or ilorse who em ployed t 114.111 this man from the country . , • anti by so doing- hail rendered it albs .. ;!! fslr imposs; l . • to t ro to the credit of itit.trlli's testimony. Anil • snre:v if there was any one thing that the a1....4.nts of that ecr.jl - ought not to hare done, it Irv; to send out of the country Ow man Itaatelii, to rontinue his ntet - a: 11011%aS a t fen , to that Milan Commission.. The .i.v.rov.:ne I ; Fn.% t. replied at consislerab!e leng.th. M. Ilunchtt to he7gesl leave to make a few obltier.t -tiito., not by war of reply, lea to shew tee situation, in which he and his Mewls hail been placed. ire said Mr. H. to be ',impelled t zo nu with this proceed• ing without any security against the perjory that may he prollneed. i ird I tNo beg:fell that Connie' shonbl withdraw. • Ile rose to s.ly, that the facts that had RIM ettftl” OUT Pt Cr.' of a .... l4; rums natnre.— (fleas, hear, hear the commr.: -esneht of this extraordinary prorerdin....• w k.. it e. as m e ntioned that persons shod.( be proshiveu, with whose previous conduct nr eh:martyr, the Juillge.; or the 1 . 4111.1 4 ri L.; ilt ho utterly ignition% it was '01)•51. Isle mar perjury might lw otf. aril at the:r Lordships% Rae. When it was asksel what security was to ha °Wet ed against such an occurrence, the - Nohle lord opposior roar, and with a great appear.sts eof fan:lvor, hr -.11 - that it wonl , l hr estrentely difficult, according to the Constimtion of this Country, to a lipt awe enatpul lion to make ;hose persons retain in the ..country. —Hut that air: thing- that could he 4lnnt, he • w" , 1 1 .1 errlialr s:lt, 1., answer the ?nisi of jai;,... —lle t: Xi,ble fowl had re, elves! much co t imend.til for this candid proposition. !tut what trill now h e , said. when nee find, that linr of the witnesses who h is heels pastured at this her, ' n o t k.. 110 vu intensify, but had he-n hnrried, and airagifed This last act had convinced him that the' wholepro• ont of the conntry 1 .--I, L in t .l t r ies of her, reeding seas a conspiracy to subvert the ends Wr. (('beers). —Ile implores' their Lordships. as they valoest, i h rwite ly e s..a4 they rained the ancient Instfttittsnsizflh? entintre—the ltnniml; uafi,flie ,aff•O'n , that coif too. is take souse effectual weans of restoring it to its former