The National Register. — London, England, 1820-10-23 00:00:00

rate of the Barons, and many of the neighbouring gentry, with their families were there. Her Royal Highness came to the ball room, and sometime. she danced. Toe conduct of the persons cohected on these occasions was most regular. I went with her Boyal !lightness to Cat I.relie. IVe arrived there on the eatii of Match, Ituß, about iii day. On t h at day we dived et the Margravine's, and supped tat the Grand Duke'-, nhete we tliacil on the second day. Baton Dendi was Chamberlain. On the third day we dined at the alargravities. In the te ening we went to the Theatre, and then to sup with the lineal Duhe. On the fourth day her Royal highness went to Batten, w bite we slept that night. I remember going trout Chanties to lospnick with Bergami, about passports. We returned between two rind three in the morning, and went into the room of her Royal Iltgliness, where the was sitting on the bed, half lying, cove.ed with a shawl. Victorine was siting on the bed of her Royal !Ugliness, and Dumont was also in the room. Tne room of the Countias Old' joined that of her Royal Iligimess. A tew moments utter we returned, an Aker from the Police arrival; I spoke to him, and I returned to the mom or h. r Royal Highness often ; first to give an account of who had terised ; to give ran acciamt of the weather ; and la thy, diet they were clearing the road loon the sati.v. We ri mailed up all that night, inueing preparations for 6.t ing cut. There wcee beds at the inn fur ull the suite. below and in the corridor, rear the room of her Royal Highness. I have seen Ilergenti m the kitchen, on the s' sir-. at the iMor, and in the room tr . her Royal Highness, but never saw Lim un tlre,setle 1 remember her having been at Trieste, where she staid allay and a half. Front 'Trieste to Vince. I hate been at Home with her 110y..1 Highness. From Rome she went to tin et: days journey. She travelitil in an English lantlaulet. The t'trintess thin, pergaini, end ic.ot Me travelled with her. I did not see ratreit in that journey as coneer. I have seen Carlo Forte as courier: he began the se.vice in Italy at Rome; but trom Milan tie began at I ei-et.o. 1 never s ew her Royal Highness ride in a pado pandit. It is a carriaee which cannot contain more than one person, and is %Wenn rp.ings. 1 have seen dances per:united by Alalioniet faapiently. It is a most simple dance, and nothing in leeent. Her Royal Highness was to the frequent habits of Intercourse with tile lust nouility tat Rome. Du mg all the time that I have seen the Princess and ltergami together, I Lever witnessed the eligliest impluprie:y in then coot:tact with cacti other. I iitive wised in the army teem Dios to 1111 a, and have been honoured with the Order tat the Iron Crown, on my retina from the Itusslan cant. rsign. Tins witness underwent a long cross-examination by the At torney General, and an exatnitiation by the Peers, but nothing appeared in the slightest degree cieculatett to shake his testimony. Mr. Buountrart then ruse and addressed the House to the fellowing effect :—" My I .ords, before your Lordships retire, I wish to cad. your attentani tor a few moments to tile peculiar cir cuit' lances iii winch we, het Majesty's Counsel, arc plated. We now fins oursives tinder the nixes ity of appealing to your jus tice, and to which we trust, we shall not appeal in ram. It will be in the recollection of your Lordships, that in an early stage of tins defence we called tin a person alto had been sent over to Carlshrithe tor a %sluices, not only of high rank and ciaracter„ but a wit less the ment tat, to taut in the, etetence of the Queen—a witness who would anew, want he alone comet alien, that her Ala jesty was not the person tlescri'utal.itis 'of low liebits. usasciatmg with vulgar persons, and skulking trot)) every one of rank end respectabildy. Tee witness, my Lords. would prove, that to far froni this being the case, her Majesty after returning limn her long journey went to Germany, visited her blood relations, and time, and not in Italy, she desired to fix her abode. A Palace was taken for her, and she had no other wish than to Lre and die in the midst of her kindred. my Lords, I eenee i ee t i n y evidence complete, decisive, plenary, and not leaving one stone to r move truth the structure of perjured accusation that has been raised against her. It now hula to Illy duty to complain that this witness is still witheld from us, 1 acquit his 31ajesty's Govein ment Of all blame, for they have done their duty. The Monster of this Country upplied at tile Court of the Grand Duke of Baden for the Baron Devitt, Citainlerlain of the Grand Duke, to tome over as a witness fur her alaj .sty. 31. Bersteta, at length, told the chamberlain that he was not refused permission to come, but and he had no power to cowrie: him to corn:. and yet this very 11. Berstedt compelled liarb..nt Krees to come here us a Witilets against her Alajesty. Tiara a letter of permission is given to Baron Dentli, b u t he is by nature a worthy man, and by ',tyres atoll a eliandierlain, and Imo "nog the teelings of the Court of Baden better titan we do, he fails ill at thus sexy , : lieu his services were most wanted. It would tennis: seen: us it Lida- trill's illness had passed from Allan to Badeneun purpobe to vbit this worthy chamberlain, woo now !bids himself so ill, unit a I long, long period will be ii ceseiry tin his recovery. The fitittitui cheitiberlain, like a good courtier, heals most opportunely for one rade or the question, and no doe bt he has his reeaun, but most untortunatery fur the Queen, weo feels herself now and M. ever deprival of this most iinyortant witness. Al, Lords, I throw my-tit on your justice; but, alter having completely refitted anti di..pelled seven out of the ten charges maue eguittst bee Alajesty, are we still to be compelled to go on with the defence, under such manifest, such 1110aStroUs dillieultie, ? The Earl of LIVEIWOOL said, his Alajt.ty's ,\ lim,ters were particularly 411XIOUS mat th‘: Q.iren pos.ea all their intluthee her „ail I.oltll CHANCELLOR h,ovexl that the Ilousc do now aljourn. Adjourned at a quarter before tour o'eloeock. HOUSE OF COMMONS. TUESDAY, OCT. Us ty half past Mice o'clock inauy Members were in do' Hume. Sauce Illy last Meeimg stmt. altesmoms 11.11 e token place ; the must compirtions me. ilie raising ul ituo rails aIIiOVC the barks of the ileitis, generally ra:toti the 'ft rithllly ()mita:quoit hew:lice t limy lire COVI - it.i 111tH `I can Itdluvl. The SPEA KEIL canted the Home about a (palter Lome lUlll * ON tuck.—As suuu as Lolly Jleutkers seer, psesemt, the took his real. t beta acre theis ptv , eot Mr. IS. uusliata, Mr. Druistau, Al.. iluolloubv, bit R. Wilson, Sir W. Caws, tee. L tit pout. l e irryrtuts GASCOYN 1 . : presented tl l'etittoo Irons ettritot iU , UOj 10154011. min or Loveilluul, compisming ail ihe theitirt,t to %%well they Ucle Slake lid. and otorl est to Ile Tit t; (41.1.10 —Cold CASTLIAti•AIitI mused, that a Cu ice be .11.111111.1e1l to 111.1 cc. 141... Coasts' J 114 1 .11441 ell to any woes elimsiAA uu the Bail 1 , 1 11 . 4181. 4411 e • g.idit.g the Qui tli 14:.1, os.ti 'S pro..tett. PETITIONS AG.%11.-T TISK DILL.—Loi GI J. I.IIssELL robe said tomb( tl, laid lie hurl 111 ois !MIA I'Cll,lOll 11441 111114 1 / 1 1411ln 01 Iltwuulh, sigurtl oy 14u4;) bring 4 la. gi•a number tliiita esei brlose atlas essirta 11541 poi. i I wt . tAltititt titmice ail ethi.g• of Iml us +ism ast Liar Aaajeiti, mulct the hill 01 i'4lto. 41111 1'l.44111( . 1., Ili,. 116.11. 1,...av el yet I thug 'We 1"1 ""1011ai, shit to Iliv pia : e,l slit. Alt 1.1 Lu4lllllmin Voad.l4l 41 1111111: liir lilt, sl 1111 l 111 II lit' tosuumiti newly limai im their . 1111. I\lllllo Luau bible... that alien Lir pelittotivi a Peitioni to hilt tor 111 to that 1 :wise, they added a artiorst tom he weit:d it:pont its pra.yer l •114 althvogis he should aiot • . . THE NATIONAL REGISTER now enter inin an examination of the evidenre adduced in support of th he hail no hesitation in va.ing, that he SO catisely disiippruveil of die polo. ivies of the Bill, he !wet rell.liuly oppusp it. admission 11110 that Ileum.. lergever, nopeil it would net er lia:1 tie wav Ito Ilirchltelil of the Ilo.atc. He styli.' Waved bst per• led 1 . 4.,111: of Ibc ruble urr 0'45 Ai itt Les ul,iui,•n In tJoiler it nece,cae y tor the 011.1•11 to I'l.lllllllW 'WI ti.•11.1111T. %WWI Ie•VP.•I In the people of lliss ruunuy, lliey :Ipso area to he of the same 'Wad lathe him self; owl to Bile point of view, Iti.;:itug at expediency lour, lie could taut are the utility of pre.oting a measoie whir' professed to have for liv object the pi t•Nervai ion al die coldie nun als gaitott the force of a bad example. The people %VIC of opinion that the charge of selling a bail c‘aiuple WMn nut proved against the Queen. The people disoelieved iliciefore the idt'.l of pawls,* a Bill io ~ r etreail it 11411 evidiple aas idle and Absurd. The Noble 1.91.1 concluded it) Inuring that the Petition should he read. 'llse Petition was then read by the Clerk. It was of con.;1.11.1 dole b.-ogth. The petitiouvre stewed 8.11 bettor. the Los& %ids the Kreatt st asst Awn, awl torzsieil 111 4 1 *dining' it dime dawn 10 the 11,ise ht commons, it would be rejeried. II was signed by 2,010 persons. Mr. LOCK tiA lIT esseil his 41.1111,111.1114 against Ilse seatiminits e01•401iilil , 10 !4i se e%prel/41 . 11 by the petiti ttttt 'l4, and uv Hie Nonle Lola. The Mil was einitraty to she Act ol Edward 111. teZ4 ol l ll tl Alia A ',Whitton of .!hyena Cam IA ; and ii *44 ta l as to the wild... and hisser ranks, olio were endangered by in at I violated. the Act of EilkaAril 111. rig .1 di 11 4 Ti easult„ rot it in effect riots grit e.tsuil ; and If tias- I'S Lite wile out Tiemans, was the ()donee known la the law? lint they had ',emit tit the 14at the ullenee was en tttttt ailed ,vtils 4 101, 1415 r, and yet the Hall did not set forth that feu Gtlvilee %%Ali colonist. ted in culiiiiiy, 1191 %%Wahl teAllii. Wavle, 'hell, WAS Me was *until Illy 11,11 11.14 been dia*Voi. NMI iIOW Oiler otiose of 1.4.11,1111‘..0 MSlllllr to bold,* a power ru sAleis down ea CI ills.. 1641 .0.54 e-gmstsiole to the 14 , 44? nide was, inior,er, atomiser A t I sit ints j yt 11)11. lie uanuainrJ that it wan (1011 W (11 ei !Wilier the wile sit the rides* son of a 144rerei4is oho %Mudd comaist .116111,1 y was coal 01 High ttttt e amine. iities bad toted to toe 450551 y. ',quo, was pi/COI' Oil Lind Coke'. dicinlll vii this point, and that opinion sr As avowedly founded Oil dee eases of Ann.. Bo leyn. and the sercuil of Qiiecii Catilarine, Spelunin being quoted 41 the entente iiy. Ile, litieeVer, 111614 i -ell ilhit AIWA Boleyn 0,13 eel even tried for aibiliery on the cunt: wry, one Act coal get] her Willi having " rulliettereleil with dives, persons ag411141 Ins liMag." Nothing was said of adultery. And Queen Catharine no where appealed to have been eltaiged wi h that °dente. lie thew WI 11MM knoll 1 bib illi.cr eie.e lions the ill ttttt of Mr. Thomas, Clerk of Henry VDUs. Council (pre served iii its.. Cullen Library), WllO 4,4:11 511.11 /Me was charts j wills leading a dissolts • e lite, and wile designing 111e4115 In COll5lllll ichillery. He therefore riot codes', that tile eases vii %Melt Lord Coke founded his 111C1 11111 fatted ; 111111 4111/1111il'Al 111,11 1110 111.111101.00 Of 'Il5 I wan Its 1/0101111 and 110111/1 1 111. Atter ine neglect 10 41 illlll 1111 F Queen Iw.i heee suujeclyd , he tl gat II 141i11.1' 11.,111 lu life 04y prop:D.ol by the dill; it 'seen belle, nut to Nave heat:tiled 5411411 4 KOCCOLttlig'• - ..Out to hate at i adled the Heel.) 1 1 1 . 111111.1 111,11ae.l to IS, 011 lar Athstlocr somila was presented, but we did not hear the 11 1.11" oi ille Mr. HUAI:: he e.rii , e , l A Prfiiiau front Itur4c•ses of Abeldrrtl,ptayu.g our IPrelVe use Bill of Pain* and PerialliV4.l4llUlll , l 11 pt,- tilt C s .prr lonise. It was Iligmeaulei,y 451 1 1 Mott lel/CIAMPI) slgurd , Nnd ordered to lie 011 the Ilia c. ' SIR ItostNT BAILER'S CONDI:CT.-Idr. HUNIE rose to cal, liar at,rniwo Ut . the 1111114 e to 111 111,P41 impulilsit 11111. jeel—tu 1110,e that Sir It. Baker, tile Chief GI Bow-sheet Wiry, he dated so toe arr, to aecanot tut his conduct w pviithiling Fiddles, 41144 Flaaklnt, to escape limn custody. That 111411 hail gone envier um vations names of Fidelier, Forties, aad Frat.klia ; lie had het is diAaged omit enatantratme ill tile matinfaettice ol tieminsable placards for year,. They outlast ret 011ee, how Al,;aimers li4d dwelt on the placards, sgrinst the Uttera;—(hear!)--intt lile 11)4:1111 loss licisli going on /Mite ISIS. Airily horn had been lust, and many person, 11.11 been eomain rd to ptison ; dud tile tlmise would particularly I reulletst the plrt arsl• ending los a rismg on toe Ist ot Ain ii last. II Wiel impel lAiii to I rdiee lire cosispia itula, and Franklin had Oren &plot t after immense labour, by Als . C. Yeailsoll, 10 I 4 110:11 great orl.dii 4444 due our Ins exec duns.-1:e (MI. H.) lira va rious atlidarits, oil which lie founded lis, statements, aunt Ise fell himself wanultrd 111 110e141ing, 1.141 ; iu Ilk Opi. 1150.1, lisle had pluerrdr.i wills tile Limit led,:e ut heal 1,0-11 e could out sepal iAie 1111! 171111.111 e, Of Sit ft. Balser limn that us (iovesisinent ; the etri,otiet 01 Si, 11. Daher strempurited suspicion. —Could 111 c) Surges that Edwards 044 1111011 Ca West:toe; as were tic" welt sloths sl Castlir,' (as Set &maid Capiey called 4111 that "1111111 s I..)iled gentleman" Oliver , how Could they seinirme the Closet ttttt eta Built eimeet is in ill's mat ter, wilco soda Wings ate retsteinueted. %1 e thought the 4111 jest Ilis lit' twinned Into by a CuwnnUve Or the !louse; and that Sir Biker snigist to be tilled berthr lite Ilunse farthwitli.—(Clieces.)—He toycluti,d oath 010410g,11141 Sir H. Baker lie los ino ath veiledly the liar, to account tut his rretuatisre disetiarge ut Fiettlter. Alt. li. BLIS \i:lT ,teuti de d inn motion. Lind Cki I LLittAt.ort 1,11.1-171cy ecrr regoil e 4 to pillared Womanish tut Sloe statement. Boit timid the house 411.1411 iur ail intnaist, au) Using so 16111110100 snot 11.11.1...5.. 1110114 ? Clod li,ry ILY4gllie 11141 Ut0....11“41. tot 55011111 lend us, ail lu sosell .111111111114111 t. 11105•5.1.411114,./ was 110 mll4llOll to auewu.4 a 111t1 1i1411111.1011111 el I eawuable sud semi ll touter, Carliie..uld (Abets, supplora the 11141kri au.; pi .Junlllololl. of 811111 IJIII.I, ist.lllo4l•lllCen'l3 uesurd that tioey to..iy I , llo.tietl to 1 Simeon. Be N 141114 1114 t tile 'rawness sitoiliof ex‘titostirkt anti pi uscii, and bat execration as %els as 1.111114111111.11 i 1...1011111 1411 ton the ipaoy primnia. Boot I.li,ce Itlc main r tvaa in it 114111 nt Irgal ilia mace Il 55.11 ill 11111g1 ta .11411.114'411.0.1 1.11.14.1 C 11.0 CllllllO 1/t.IIIW, Ile euothl tout ace uua oirit ituine 10111 511111 411 y pluielitly lure sit tile ries( on 150.111.114 n the thinkr oetpstat l? ii our 1111111011. .111. Bt ito es, Air. agt: tus.uneil, situ di•ens•iutt iii ,• rt . olvti Ito bli:/le liriti 2 lo, mud Air. liOnie • 111d14.W bis :autiOU. 1111 E QUEEN. 11110CWV. ,••.;u up Cite moll of the committee +~-- ui iipointed to search the journals of tile Lords regarding the Hilt of degradation nod divorce. It set fo. th the proceedings or fhb d . t%, iuul slale,l that the second reading had berm furl her ' , dint,' nol tint, to-morrow. Lord C unwed.thst the (louse. at its 6,1..4 at.j.ntr.i until Ow 111 of Nove.l.brr, nod that on I:, a du% the 114111.10.4 ill , 1111 . 111bers 111: tilled over. Sir tilL it ARO NOEL, objected to the tijouritment alto lier, oil the 14: 'wad tictt it ohs unlit that toe !Lome should so I iie,l.ll•l'l I lse public Wain' as. aellllolfed :la no amend or-ut, 'bat ILL: House ut Its risiog should adjourn. till tu- Mr. P. NIC)OR F. icconded the motion. 11r. TT FAN I.: olnierved, that the whole depended . it,ion a losilLowe of conveatencies and in. ono vehieacies..— - The House of Lords 1nf.:114 or might not he occupied ro s e ihree necks upon the 801 l before it ; mad soolopositiA IKn 1-11.1,e adjust. toed, the only iimonvesii:mce woa Id that %Iconlie.s would or 11:y:tired to amend m•t•dle—ty tor three Or fool ilit's. Toe meolivesoieiter would he mach more roitsia der•1111.• by a pit Iponement to the 9.11 o November; for then • Ilembeni would lie 'morally mire that they a mild be obliged . 10 4peled their eltriA Inas in Loudon. If Cie came down Crain their Lordships, IL iii ~ lit occupy a great tt,al of ‘ll. 1401.4isarn we believe said tcoo •)ears); his hon. mai is anted fo mod said It viand occupy ten y ears; told be (Mr. fieriley) did Mak that pe,haos 11101 e than mac wau'd lOC eiLiulaltql by ii, hut the imams( isituasemence Members a oilld sadam by an it.ljuai mural, and a call at the end of tlisee wed s+, would be, .is he bad said, on alleadance for (hire or for days. Saeli oils his view of the Qii,aion; but at 111es:tone time, he should be ;,Lid to hear the opinions of other aentlemem (Lma this posiot, who, disuu Cr, mo,iit be (triter jaT i es upon the qaci.-tion of I U Mr. CR I: If LY truned that his riAltt hon. friend would forgive hilts for sit, that lie had met lois question in rather a s suit:e ozsi. Ile little expected I :oat be would base talked of tae private (11.1V1 . 111,14iCe iillileall of meet tug the with sisine e x oression, on lite part of the House, of an opinion lutist it IleVer ilOll , ll permit she hi I of petsulties to ciater it, doors. W hen the It ial began. it Ilia lie troik:, ti he to till of tile Queen ; but the last aao day, it bad beemne lie trial of it con• spiiiicy, by the (iov•rtituesit of the country against the qoaejj,--((;heeta.)— Hie Hill before the Lords, whether the Queen is. re the object of it or not, was the most infa nt a nature that could be imituineil. What be felt on this riatijiTt 5514$ felt by all i oot• sentiment per, aded all eta ses and ail ages; as rit as the 1.1 II Mal ;;one it was iinpos tante so bask at it not "lily untwist abhurreitce, but without t:bwo'site cuotenyi.—(tontinued sheers.) —He did not be- I 'tate that there WWI our Nord of (lath in all that the miaia. ruble Italians had been bribed and persuaded to swear.—. %lost fort atialelx for 141 it nalnitati homier not a single L., E . iint-s had heels called is Ito dal DM swear teat, su tar final drAtadiieg the countr y , lite, stem seen in her conduct tiny 11.114 is the slglitest de_see .11+1.411 . 0w; or derosatory.— lane issint contained in the preamble was shat the Queen had violated her duty to the tin but what duty did she owe tonna who. under. his own nand, had confessed that lie bad turned her out of doors ?—(( heers.)-Tilili s ie owed a legianee to the King, as his subject wiot not to be disputed ; hat that she owed duty to the Ktog, he ( %Ir. Creevy) must strenuously denied, no would be be any patty to try tier for a sup e ithaitt bleach of it. Yet this liousc, a, weal as the nous:. of Lind., wits to be driven into the enquiry; but wiihuitt power to administer an oath—without pow.t to as3l3t it in peon of law—with the public opinion on the seure of corruption and Ind:tome mos: decidedly against it, he toyed it would rover con,ent that to suet au assembly tile Queen should b: put upon her Fur himself, he telt a peifett taw. roe at the bare oution or it ; nor was has saltine less that, wills sues ato l .ic 1611.2 p. csenti. 1, the private convenience of the %La:. bees had been Lie only suincet of discus iion.—(llear) Mr. SCA.III.Ii leareJ lea his silence should be misiraer- pre.ed or be await nut have claimed the au:ninon of the House. /Laid not in•tud to enter into a discussion, but he begged to • state, that he tor tae would never, oil any public gromids y.t promulgated, consent to pass a bill of pains and penalties. One uuseevation on toe proceedings of die peers he was entitled to make; by the report on the table it appealed that certain clue:. nous had tam put to the Judges, which sliovred that the outer House had been engaged in :in entiu.ry oils very SUvlClOtkilldiilte n...s t a:ettlig the whet:non of evidence by disitonoarabk means, With it WA: SLOMICCI by an u kjection 1111111 tie COU:I4eI for the pro secution. lie could only say, that if he had been Counsel for die prosecution aga.r..t the meanest subject in die realm, and had. !sten told that the tied:titian: no,,,esial the power of proving that tome u. the testimony had lit:n obtained again ,t Initi by corrupt practices, though tic could not perhaps bting it home direedy to the preset:luta. he dioditi thinlc that he (Mr. Searlett) did no honour to his client if he mterosed un ohjeztion to its ptodacuo. (laud chc:rs.) would be the line of his duty in a private case, Low much more did it become. dm character of the t.:,..vcrn mem emplo ) eti in estabite ling a chargu against the Queen of the realm, bao:e a brancti of the legislature, and the public officers of the Gown I—lt', uf cr this experiment, the Bill passed into the lairds, it would thsracti and degrade the House of Commons-- 1f there existed a set of men wua,e object wa, to degrade the mos: sacred institutions of the country, and to thing into con tempt what had hitherto been revered, they could not adopt a' mete elittattal method than tout v. hied itlinistets were now put sumg.—(lleAr, e:tr.) C.ll.Cli tai !. in his conscience he believed that this whole tines: in arose out of the ambition of one titan, to become Coanceito.., and tau desire of another to hoid his situation.— T tie Vtee Citancellor wanted to beettatc Chancellor, and the Chane-llor had not the rootage to go oat until he had completed his million. (A latish.) lie did nut mean to undervalue that gentleman; he was tits nthrest country neighbourhool, and a s i mting gentleman he was—(load laug.itot), bat his politi-a had dune much mischief. it the Queen w suld a«ve stayed awa), ministers wuald have eseaped ttha ditiLahy. They hoped . - never woold have time, and relymg on this hope one of them in an wild:lcy how, 'hedged himscif to ituntd ace the proceed. tag it she cone to England. After some thiservatains from Mr. P. Moore. he. the qua nta: at ad.Mummeat to the t!.3d of Nutinnoer. and a cal ibo Hose,: on that day, was put and carried wi:;:tiat a division. Mr. BENNET wished to as's the Attorney-General, if the witnesses could be den o ted for trial in tat of ptajury. Adjourned «t hall.past ten. An Allre,:s frOni tin; Litii.: - ;o1 ilietowns of New. port and Cuerleon, Monmouthshire, and their neigh bourhood, is iu course of Nignuture, and in a very short spice of ante it has rcccivel upwards of 500- ia the hauler town alone. The Hon. Capt. Spencer, of the Omen Glendon...lr, was in g(Hul health at Buenos Ayres the hitter cud of August last The infamous report of this gal lant olfic.r having :Linen in a dud, it is now ascer tained, was the itiventiou of a tlastardly American,. who had Leen roproved by Mat tin s:nut unieutle manly v.:mance. _....... -. s..