The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-02-25 00:00:00

„woe her . seeifießle Jniarandoshe 40aelek,kiassatzte ea . . . .. ....ICLIUM who proved himself no less an advent pie enjoyieg raelienekktentrsy 10 Intrigue and hypocrisy than any of his redeCessers. mess. _ -,. . ~ ,siter tat CrienthakiplOs Oki/4400i: raillialisitsellets —.-- It is remarked, that the King's teithiadireSeto Tv hear theenelael lavished! , l.woultil,heJoilf,h4 4 4ntinatrtAieo,•ltelidstiits andlisit t , 9 AP tiqteiraalthluiti 1 0 04 btTlervedtawsa!a ter,a.... .a, his Queen during their''coenectien 'atosti neifhisr, frotra aseeplia.lasiahstpleeellklimat if 4 , : • 1400., his crast-eaaminationattyl Misealos.csstie ' affection uor from a sense of duty, but merely' ketreamelarget. pew TimseleTtsav 1 .witness seid i that ke lkad:%lo(ete tettebred othersisa, • his fear of the Cardinal in this world, and of ,the, argoocoused of perfidy, .c.les, for tbe Iferess 4 4,11 te bati , ittitiog of LAYike., 1)-1 in the next. At the age of 23, heforsouk his, ~could.,be kept, whomeetialtiti elial l .two, of-which wereieserfedeaner about a l . • Queen, .and his. intriguing courtiers began to iiiiiiete ic whose destruction *est beiteated tteie twopenny._ post lette rs,, which formed the isaly. what they called ” the overgrown irk," intseacelless ocere, , ,is at thCpreettnt eta:, notices which,kies,Queeti anal ..Pritseeraes took of #a of the grossest debauchery.--,-Madeni , we SPrit.en,asf *stye, represented. as inheritim and her three sisters were successively his fevourites;c i every : ensue ; . 'asitishose Ask; Aut., Prie.cetept, ) Yrxlempen Ote sidtlettalettali, tinier em. these were succeeded by the,Dtchess De Cureen-, Aker:ismer, France itialotie ; settkiitillt,...4x.e,.• ; , .itlier, ansl,the.e4eseen-the eelajeceaf the 4)ncliess o f 1 Brunswick's 1 1 4111 ellstt, ..4bird, which watt etyma,. J REIM and Madame DE VINTEMILLE • with 4be ,tiers of. Surope, end restore peace to UMNIMNie.....-.. ” . .tFr9P I - 4 *TtLIOQ I I".. 'SWF* l' . j.. . 4 . .. 'insert iiiita , art rii to ca lr al l i nTiif ttei g le tt e ri rrv isri t ntt liii , ,o li t r h e:d ittwj ant ect o ! ..d r a h l e ou p s e a re l n i ( b ia el n , ea tha iw t A3 tte to w ld itn lie ess . refe w a t e s d , , t i j o ut i i nsert hvli at i Duchess' ne Cm tor sat v neve he lived in the most °Pen'. Vaiaxonciliete ;swatter posniteatie. . a adultery, in the face of his whole army in . Fletiders. istiatuneelfee,4l.. . • • • - Of . therafetlei Cif 'the Pilittesi'of Wide::: some' Were': copied the letters in question , Xeffifesee,hou • • . ,dame De Poseacioun, thin site of a wealthy no- . ' I • ~. . . .. . 'lath:" ~ Wolin, next fascinated him ; with her he lived in . • %LAW , iNTE I• 1. la ENCg: .. . ;inserted, end some - not,- theyi were thought tOolalie presence of the Prinseis .4(29,lrtilito,'whOt.. open ideltery also,_ and gave her husband a peosion, ' • •-- /woo ~ ! strong; one was histrted:in ,0 , ,mutilated state, and ,I*lleing so loudly that she interr.aptedhiov:: tb. es an inde mn ity. On the death of this lady, ills-; ~- ._ l . - irr • . .., COURT OF RING'S Et KNCH. FAL lc • , i she complaieed to Jibe Elok•PdAlAt . OPIeeP,C;. She. Telco'. `rfelidatit likewise told him *sieey.. - r.etweset geve.4 o 6 &twin Lures, the s illegetireate ad - spring , of a.. .. : . ,Rxx o. staTroom- . • :. fleeted writing seeeral iptte,rs to the I)af f endant, whieh . :Vo him, with directions t ohriegthem tbal s ka s r ok o monk and a cook-maid, became his mistress, ailo ;he., This j eras.,an indictment fur perjury, in the arpla.. ; wer e p r odu F ed enti . .pepTrd, as were several others Upon the witness showing a note• he hail received a pp eare d t o email) the whole powers of royalty,.—,adeispoe .whic.h the rule nisi for a criminal informs- * edqressed to the Defendant, and one to Mr. Phipps ;•ltlitallting him .for his servicee t signed it C,-; p . ” ti ; Th e C o urt nosy became a sink of lewdness and de.; Abu .against,blr. Phipps, the Proprietor of the Sian- :also one in theasame-of LitrlY, Anne Hamilton ; and • 'llaady -Anna ITamiltoe, said It was i ro pi ss ang e . to - *lechery ;-4 wretched assemblage, without-Walls alfty.galler galled the News,. for certain libel'. eimm another to Mrs. laittferkaftet the publication of the:' pronasueccaopon the Priticestyi hand • writing ; i es l oi diutrieuers of all Wads. The 'conduct of, Lord . and, ,Lacle,Pereeval was diseherged ; e nd : the .t.lie 4th of ' April . Athese'lettetA, which were after- • .site wrote twenty different hands; and o nc e , cott.. lb, Princea of the Blood was still- more infamouOy!_ees4comettifi of perjury were, that Lady Percevaidid . • wards read 'as part of .the Defendatit's evidence, , !adeseended. to imitate Lady • Anoe's-i • she said 'H*elitioas. CoOlot CIiAIti.OLOTS murdered one of pot, as sworn by the Defendstr, on the 31st Morph proved, that Lady . Pereevat had sent communications .' there , was nothing on - the face •of the-letters ih Vi e s. I ti th - in the year 1725, that he might, without in- Net, :Inform the Defeedant• that she Wieners of to the News before, and also to other Newspapers." , tied to induce her to think them ntit'getruhne.ifthe Astre*.ion, carry, on , his* intrigues with the wife of g r e a t consequence indeed , to 'widish, tint' that. Mr. She requests of Air:l)44)o, with reference to the account the witness gave of them -were truer - and - it Oa k leeppy . man. ' t he I,lrluces of CONT/ acrd of•. 1 kliiipps appeared to her the mats most likely .tp.,do ,Defepdant'a name and COnnections, that if, consistent i-was nothing that one of them was •in th e name. o f 41iiietris shared With crimes * .even the meanest wretch Wt towards Madame m * them . ; thet . she did Dot, in reference the . v 0 his duty to the public , he could avoid the ex- - Lady Anne, for Lady Peroesal 'had carte bloottise ii,41 1 1 4 g he thnt,l.o4o letters, say to trite * e Defenda n t that the *di .13esure of the' Defendant in so disgraceful ,a trans- , from her to use her name. in all the.coilearns o f d m was ever 100114 'Tyburn would blush to be c tea.l„esene.they,weregoing to make was a dangerous vie, actioe., she hoped he would do so. Ile said, he must '.Princess of Wales : but she had. oftep told Ind 7 cured. ti .. .littild3e lf possible, the • Tists4lr ' ,: g jitit that something must be done to compel *la • to ' explain' the Manner in Which he had received them !i Perceval she disapproved of her newspaper coil s, ... ._ ties of this . Menarch e art and cot ... 4 , 0 - • 6 . giro Apr per establishment to her Royal Ilieteness . from the Defendant . She then requested - him to-. fl exion. The witness said the did not.-thitke. battik ^' , L . ~, . 4 . have been esintosl.ed• A POrate tel )'' eis ... ,IRR. O rriecOs, of Wales ; that the Defendant waver , state generally ; only that the•tetters• were forgeries.— . ! with the Defendant, as had been'sworts; not lealk the mid s t o fhisPalace,,lftereatoceireirrevids weroccseAd, sea ,desire of, the Prosearteix, or In .Iserepre- ! She did this out of respect (bribe Defendant's family. ' Slide with him into the bath-yard:, he lurid, it m i .. timtally celebrated in honour of BACOtusa4Verres,.l,eeneet ropy .frposas, eurnuecript, in her .hitz i a .tt i-- Shelasformed Mr. Phipps, that a • contradiction would': Mtford, you are the very man: I argots& t o *of , and where lewdness and debauchery . beeeme 'the sele l i,tieg, the three letters in the ~aaitiagiderit. ' - certainly appear in the next day's papers, astelliket-ittate Defendant motioned bis - hind furtive Witness t o ei•joyment of his notaries. At the decline Orlifer.he : lady set forth ; that the Prosecutrix 'levee. Mkt (to- offered to put. that contradiction in that ferns- tor*ola, and •went away. W was 'aren. e ith religious lerroge.-14AO'nrage le-mhe•Defepd,astt, that thespirit of John Bull_ 10111 de- wovilathe. least humiliating to him. lithe , did- not eirite`!"'l'Lady Anne Hamilton was one of the Ladie s of the came damped—acrd his extreme pusiliiiiirit‘ty Isadue l ed. a ,c l iinieg or dying away, but that would render.hint "'Mr. 'Phipps 'rase hand, end - say to hint Tokasyliled-elsamber to the Princess of Witfes, in Apreassti him wet:imply literelly.With every thlee .retreired ofo i leasorous,; thee ;he .never said to. the Defendant, - dear Mr: Phipps, if you will bet-insert, it aii-wiliii,ft she vecollected-Mie Phipps's calling frith the hitt ers . him by : his Coefessor. Before the eigasties . psbrap,l44eae ',it_repsid:healssolutely secioisite for him; to be you wilt be the sleiciur of meeelfandary family toor, in the News • she at last read them, and told him she of Soissoics would give . iiim the Atcrament - at „Eh e ,eet n etthe.way a fen ,weekeefter tha.publicetion of "Ifthings went ones she expected e anotheir • P 'liv ereeval vas ceetinoed they were all forgeries ,- he said th a t pointofdeath, hainalleedinit only thatheslitrialdininksVAseyesid letters,,and . that eke. bad ot firstttletught.of . .would beeome Chancellor af the Evchegeer, and athe Defendant ore them to him, and said he had • from his presence the ehjeets that . were so deer ,treljedging him mid his .wife'(who mast also col Sitielln) . • then would .come the printer's reward." • She now' copied "them at Montague-house., in• the presence o f - .Isies{but thet'he should" iiiit public scatitlellry.jat afieleer's. Head, at Lee ; bat,. ltpan seliestimn,•! said•to alit Court, " ' I. wish he may become Chancel- .! theTrinoesi of Wales ;- he said he was Very much . en endatory .conression made to too In .e res e tice of.ehtkewsse.toe ; war Blackheath, and that.* tied : ler tifaketEichequer ;* but [did noccommunicatethet 4 alarmed at writing in the presence of so great a per. 'Ma fekiies, his Ocerrlfers, and Peoide. 'The,fol- l abeeiseeed his wife were to go tothe motheir 04.. the wish ahen. to Mr. Phipps." . She did not suggest that : sonage. The witness asked 'Mr..;.Phipps if the D r . frialnelpereely on en epitaph inscribed to his : reemory .r Paosecuteix's , fttend, liardcastle, who ir05410 1 tilt-the . Delendaneshooldgoao - Whitintwe:house ;'but on *dant received them frons_Lady-Perceval ? 'Mr. hylielliatteress was,mede by one of the vidomi- ~'W,Otopiivb, ~wiaeoe they would be- 'perfectly . Info; -:Mrs. , Prlittord's compleining toher that her husband's, Phipps. replied, the, Defendant .never once named Clean :-• .. 1 that the Defendant was never asked' by. 'the Pro-J conduCt was outrageous, the advised her to have one i lady Percent ; the whams* had never seen or Car.. 4 , .. ~.., r • • " Here lies poor Lova , nelo•RI sem mey gay; 1 secutrix; ~whether, if the, worat, *Opened, the! , of Mr. W arburton's men:. he had been deranged a r refepanded with, the Defendent ) W.: he sent her a ft WAS he iodate? bat *Um what, t pray t" - .Vids Joiwarde aef au LA , le, fie. ; Defendant would submit to be confined in. Whit- '.twelve month before. The paragraphs were soma of r atiliar.notel, which was read La. the,Court; the wit., ,1 ie... ' ingreri,blese,,lill all avalOttled, .ae it would .he -at ' i tbemantended for 4he•StariteaPatielper ; AS' 0 the in..l tress. wee then examined as to the note, imputed to the Lours .Z.Vf. ascended the throne loaded .with .2nemeiebTe difficulties, fccun c thetnismanegemetit.eed . ieeet 2,0001. in his ; aroyeelsen it was over ; that she .. section .of some, she gave the Defendant no particular ; Princess. of. %Vales ; she told Mr.,.:Phipps she was llisgra,:efol conduct of hie prodeceseors. j oateactitof .,.eever did inform him, Seethe danger was in his be- . 4 direetkins : there were 'Hone for the News;•:ahe avrete :.quite sure ;it was a forgery; end' positively swore leheriting grailus, nature had nedored him with 0r.. ! lu g brought to theirar of the . House, which, ,as he -a totter in Lll4l,Arlltekleiniltott's :tame, by. bet de- i„She never told him the Princess was.accustomed to A llay j acutt i e!ov v o a, o6 4 y f or i n a b sente , stit i nn ; knew so ntud:, would be very unpleasant ;..aket.. ! he sire, acknowledging the offer of the columnapfaisea.wite twenty,different hands, and ' had condescended did not copy the aforesaid letters from a mantsimipt,..,aVezcs, whiela,barl beereensdohy.Mr.Thipps, ... ~;,.%0 lelitetteherN; she desired to refuse -Mr. Phipps's ind be* Aeon!' ,Oy his ,prieseely education, he Nall rendered unfit to .gosern in difficult time._. He in the baud -w rititrg of the • Proseoretria, andaarever i . Mr. llardcestlie cierk,inake Deckra.ard at iKark. ,eniutonsp she ,never told Mr. Piappe she discoun .,4iscovered, e. 03434 04.Cienent to the gloy,,etf his did receive a Hy, 41, 4 .0 lop' from h er le beaten tolearo •wich, -114S-Aleecitley, . wleasesides with l o tard.„gerl iamianceci •- Lady Perceval's newspeper connexion, or ~muse. At the age of vieteett he was merriest:Me ato find out dc. Phlpits, and to alesize him tepahlieb „ley Pnrcerply, Alen4ent „watt qui r•laeriev,..tred , , • aeid any thin about it. .giddy woman, whoouited lb . 411,SWail 411.061441 if gle tile mime ill his.NesespePer ellaat . the Defendosittbied i c• Peransealo tlieir*mi r dkflre peeaent, et La4it'ere.. 4 , . C r eee•her cross•examination, she-said she hndriever .potsutoptions of youth ands. high Kith,. andan im- at divers times rumen 4.o..belieTe.A‘ l4, -AnlOw thati&d a fttael't,itaterelew-wititoe ps?.;,encliklit l , and eneti t emydiigieatt 49,4 y &reeve! carte blanche to arrite•in her moderate love of pleasure ..Heaseined to I.i•- --- mere for k ert ',hat the Defendant 1111:1114 1 * r,Leetintony,ps la . ailint :iiiiid ; pirsett thereat. :a/104ne l , and-if than Lady had done so, it _etas a breach 401..ttate forlt a rtry w - AllefeWlA)t-- %Moved argaagaselycleaiseos,to Jan fre : the ,or, confidecuu. . ~ifiespany,.af w it . L isipps 4 . 4 .from f t 444lll4l6lll" own • anl ll •.he,tal i rhtt l3 :l; •Plapps - Lord Et.aeirsortouem hi itheedleg t.: i.- tit .-; e.Te -:--: r; Corn ioortierl cammeety of the ?Luse ef r r ; ad been sent for, ,said he was sure lie would not be 1 1septed rear eetetely on the conduct of Lady Perm• the rest have d 4able to come, as he was engaged . ..its:preparing the :Tai, who had, at least on other .ocossions, mede.this comes tired ' i tilrfoieley edition of his newspaper. , Mr.s peechley 1 unfortunate Defendant the agent of aihels,. upon the „gletent upon , a and lidr..,Pereevel dgpme‘li thet,..oo.4e..Defentiapt I.mutilatediesertion of pne of whipla, she regretted that ..tating,beisneen I was quitting the .hoqso. hrisklyi )10,_ Jefet.bl.r..P...ltipps the venom,had not effected.itsTprpose;,and dwelt par , illte ist shoats .';onlittg Jae ii1;9 , ,1t:i . • tiler : 4490,1c,lywicis and talked ,c ,A ularly uppn.a letter,wnitten.hy 4r. Phipps, front .seeped turned ..• Aside, in the back yard,, after- wltitdithip Defendant ~. o Nees office, at six p'clock. of the morning on ad e " i. was not tern, Vhese:telltitesseefoil.osses) him* so: which tite,letter,a appeared ,ip his popet,- addressed to .011Iit ." :LoP‘icia l „ fife. ware denied. at his loalgiegs„ when they Lady Pe4•estiosi, Laying, ,he, bail ~..sit t el l . 4 1,..08, Thole * ll 4' ialla"Ce 'WatqhfillitillWiPiOite,lol3oCllo,telid 3AW.I3iM. o at -POO YR i i iil .foraile Tetuen t of the article pestiSed , . . . :10,1,4 ' Oe.wtiia9vr• Xi' litt i pteotoct ey,gained adruittanCe, ;frcen../PacliheOli e .e.a ',Alps .Pefendot had promised - ton realm ~ Oct found iiim - ,4lolg.tin .his tied:."ht,said ise timid 1 41 1 Ikt i tlioeldike l peeerjned,. , 4ad, on . oicooot of the - Ile! !LIP ( ' thl they came as hie fe)for)a••• ,theymotilleil.shoy, • ~:aild polepeefeereance..4 th at promise , spetegisine for eonrite pre , pped, be aFoijd, eaviaitt. to .iady Teccesa‘. *he ~Ittiteceeocies. .Tlthiaseetstvetig,kashow Lady Peres ,, , „ was the ins t 'Cante, in poem:time{ the fanged letterit :;. ',ha:Attie' ,Ta 1.',1 , ptevit#us ; tsgaraffotpvce iv/it)! .the - s letters. 41 fere() premi , C ame in to 13W i litimith i and i agrd, that asliglaet g„.exs • idsolship also adverted Mr ja.lulsomes; letter •of lite i, „ . complish ;en e ,tethl herifie,deete, he Peel() .Pet beai'let . rtowns; eery compliment,. written in the name of lady Anse in ti.inantr .he cenfessed ihe forgery . • said . be could net beer to Hatepton,.. the I, l 4l,terAf OA News. .'rhe.charge .. , . was stored . see [cis fatn : ity:i.dikt r ‘ ess, and • had ..e.ot . ,been able.so Was inteerectid.'py. thi - Jviwho avowed - them * will, of ': re...gille# IwiF:,*he mid the bribe.Witi 91Er0 by Col. 1010* a)rege sallsfiOd to 'lid - Ake . Defendant—Net tiered him I P.- • '^ ..' l. Glt ' ' i lateciesfietti.; lie et lett consentad t., 11cf0)Wpally } $..e !I * v.,. i , i from ~ • • .. had the toe ' witn e sses to Blackheath and•ppon,goins to , n lookink The tiiiii'Yekted f tett fr o'itisek in the ..caorniug such a one,' . i a , AIRS:to r e pair his dress: said,.." ; 'don'tk hook ,bOrri.: till Idea's-Jlre eVening... •''. . s .tiqual.misf .• by i:Detti7lii.)P 6. li..kik.k virlll44ll",Ttley all cetera- . , .„„ —wee--. • _ j • - 'Auk/HER courts, DOCTORS' COMMONS. ... .. . , ... Ti -- • ITTY I • JIEST ItGAINST LAOY WILY NEST. • f4mt ' ed ther e •etsreen.ten ." es to misckaearn, awl, a r rived b ___ 4 1 0.1 1 .4 IP es 9 4 0°k 4 . l'itilg: . •theY-4 .10 :""-*" . La— d- li P - ! gm- , - _ This cause of . divorce, which eon bronght br W.. Y ~eel ;and the Defendant Ara, lido STbederoottaetlia . le' any.anieete.Best against Lady Emily Best, his wife, hy reitson-ef tisteeasrs3lllT tl,Pg O le •• l44 4.,.. W . ri t e4 P? W •t l4 , Witli ec t , I; Y it l elee „ t _ ii.' !!' )Lue k . I, adultery,.alleged to have been committed with a . Mr. thing bitt ' red in the ,etvd . )4t . they .sat ,op &Ili . five , 0 Elect, Wit I Henry, was,argued by Counsel in threcourse of the Abree„sar,ft ~..they lay dawn to Fletp o ltrifl :.h..l)Pii •• vr.a.kulX at ; seven i:Terrn, and . . . intt, the :p'r,Lor l l4, AK befendant ~was goof.. T h ey. fol l owed ; .TI Learned • 1,:: i 1 ';'he , Judge k -a. volts Nicsoir.) was theft ,111.01111j4,1C . - . . 1,14 1 , Vt.t,Olvii4 ... fiti j i ) . he; tl_li'i l e tiei,:i he lied' t i ggil • 14 .1dY o f cutiu'on from the evidence produced thit the face ;Itiva co"l..trit ;Toccoa'. an 4 settled the wiinle i leatter aftlieugh the ' I ' • - ** • -_a f ... , • • 1 , - . 3 . ' ' ' ;.of . adultery was clearly established ; but s* ,tit..liura A' 1 Mr, SpeeV„ ., e,,,taret , , dwelk 4! ' l-wit 11P65.Ps tri ". o-1. 1" 4 .':1 4 7 0 f0'.. ~ . 4'. - • ''7."' 4fice year* having elapsed since the .u4billtqtykuod.tieen 1 1W._`. 1 1 -5 .. ,, ,,4 " , '' - i rn - -,..." 4 ,,9Trf1- -bv _ Ar ,,''' cenupit ted, before the husband hats, brenssitterie . snit) m°ol..!sof CuR W.C"'"Pv-a veW.'' t s • kss 4s . l A W.filiffr• 349l "Y . oat one his sentence, for thegarkpose',644eharttlin Pik — ' - -‘=Lkiii' -;:: el thi,ba4LP. Y ' - - isf.zepl, -* ,- Ck :coval., in ttitiATt'it 1+. 7 '0341: 112 qr ; ' 7 ' - . rell'opportunity, by affidavit; laininfr the rea _ seen her.ainl-tolio I).ifnittlatif . % - r:tt.o tOtitl.ti.r. , . :90R of .ocb delay, as it raised a ground ef ruipicion . . Refetek . - - her met of ihe tole (or wilt. 1 rt 4; A ' l' hal! of 14i lb Alf (the Judge'symied, .that . there ,was contrivance ...,..t.t.Ex. ten 13 CIV(. k r 0 91 f...,- . .tintlitile-; and she believed Hie A* idektnight Jove ! the • per e irai , 4,.a 4 4 . t o . (90.11trii$ wanes .Kati o d 4cluieacence on the part of the husbenaL •.. heir for..l4tent to reptile for that period at Lee ;,. but .. cell isl 'far bitn, „ .l.- 7 J . _ .... i 4. . 1., , - L .- Athis, der en a Cf7,4evit Ayes given in an the part of _ .?di -- '• - ' " - 4fier. 14 tp Jury' :Ibe # • ..- ;miler, became too garjerfel for figtsgopai-. end a .new ConstiffitZeet . ,ew for '1 • 31.144 aos ap proval by th e King, egilmilecl by Abe people. The ..... ;opposition this change mettesith fromlhe corrupt of all patties, led to the moot violent commotion ; ;hence foreign Courts weee'ictrito interfere with the *sternal. affairs of Francelistd to advocate the cause of the weak Monarch mitt the corrupt nobility, in ;direct opposition to the people. This scaled Ow fate of the UOUItBONII. Hid the King possessed u firm seas of character, capable ; of overcoming and sup pressing the baneful influence of : the Queen, and her 4',•inale parties; had he ,Issro have suffered the gra4ual growth of improvement in thaonstitution and.Po vernment, as opporpsnitielofferod, and Floes ware suggested, by . the many able 'Ministers nuclei him; sr, had he remained true to that solemn oath and that sacred obligation he entered into in, the face of the II hole nation ; and tad he otit aroused the jea lousy of a long-oppressed, sad infamously-abused people, is deserting them and their cause, and hold ing a treacherous correspondence with other Powers, 1 just at the moment when every one entertained confident and well-grounded hope of realising ali t Ike blessings of their new Constitution, Lame X,1(4. vigil now have been enjoying the crown pf —twenty years of war spared—and . 4e FNINAINO . 1 3 1 6 ofpresviktutkus ass not wish.referenos to the hit- I .:thipiteislif,". that sheii, he 164 the intetwieir tern, "itliough; POW itnta le the.9.64h of . March ; 'she on Suuday l ,lhe ,24. pf v apri,l, with Lady Percevit I, itcter had an idea, that such letters were in existent,. : her sea. was at filet preheat, 'slid she said, sisebad She never asked hits whether, if tbe worst:happened, not seen the Defendant since Therstlay,.. the, wit• lie would submit to Ist coefined•in .Whilatorethousw, !fleas replied, her . f.apyshin oust he.toiStaken o „4' he or that the tatters Would be 20001. its Me way, or' had jaM stet him going or the ;house •;' 'she than that there was a datuter of , his being •bstraght to the l i dlatittssediter.stin, pvd - milli; this 'vss ,ntirit *unfor bar Of any-house. On seeing the letters in the p•-• • tenatibitsiness,and . theletthriObaS;eta,co,iitrilicti4,; per,• she iinnuudistely seat Mr. • Sires:tiller tw.Mr. r atteAtil not at fi r* say ,Om . Y Wi:te•forgetiF;c, and the Phippt,,.to.inform him sitetnew nothing-of theat.lr-; letter which she seut tO.Est c pAtkldro nui4e . yse,of .the She sust her son to tows to bring, thetipersadasst - word rectiitedifon ifiekrested tam very 'earnestly explain. tI r. Phipps's conduct. • 'OH iwfda Apritd,:, to contradict the letter - 1,17T seemed greatly agitated 'the p e i gni 4, ll 0 " 0 w i t h m r ..m an d t tgri th e , wit- shit tab w owid herself confeediil tiremin the . daily seas (vine into m u ,the m witis-the. Ns . her 40,p , wipers- tbit wil.nesl refusedtovissfradict thess,..ay and with Ur.: Vhiplesta letter; she glare both to Oe . advertised! tkeiv,,appearatice in tbe:44* ..berendont, but did not wreetleet whether.* and Papers two clap before, wad could, not, *Mier them;;lre said to Wei*, "In.VitsPit full Vll4iiilßtiOn t 4ol : lleiv dime hy, theni. At IA what .letve su been about ? 4110.400 bow as* Percevel's retioest w histt down iva wantexontredic• thing of the letters in • The New I.olr,dasll 4 Lions for the daily. Papers by Ist* dictitios ; be_artil Defendant replied, . 4, What del 741-2eimiesP Ai*at kst -.wearied with ,twithstan,dins her jtoportanithie. answered, " “sad that letter,.,esdittaibailliwaler.l with Out Ookiigtefo . 4aitivhosautti ga item " steed.t? 41;lto I]ifendelibehgn.ssidv•tbidtallb4 l o.ll444 Concult hiy, friends.- - :ALpiwtilog,: l'escrval ' aeversaiw.thelfellew r bat tdislet ib!bi* • him by tOlii t . auftadt s dear, ; Mt. . Ph .posed laniviistelyi ga:t* 119tewN you silksige to iikrigOar;i 11W0110011.':—.Althis sibility.4.prisic,ll was objected to . by Lasiy • Pest's ,Coupsel., eo thaground that it : was not,competnnt ;for .the Casa totradmit the : 1 01rPlen onentary oath of Aber-Isaaaaati f ,- s iseiseing interealed in ,the cause., eXection was overt by;ate ,lodge and I. the aAdtvit was read, statiaverieus reasons far.* * cause oftle l lay, in. not butituiing tbe suit soonest. The, J.lftteet4 l o4, the -eilderit .Prodeeett I appeared to. Aim tojile.fnii and - satisfactory * as Sot I,the points,pfexplauation regained, sod therefore he ',eras boom'. pronaasice that the husband was, esti. tied to the jeliat4Y Absich Ile prayed. • 01 , 3). ((sods', Wllton.lbeese. • - ler AIIK, J n r ' .• . _ love of pleasure. Ile seemed to have julti-10 1 4011 1 'Mese -feepatlea)teltet ~ l he Defendant is, the e forlplylabtry, *ad uppea '-' ash_ e4l:altistlitt_not uqt, b , t)spAiesstsien- of Apo Pro- .of wfillleit .Of seductive • distrenitink. - . 411104 , 1f4 t - . r . said af•him-- 44 Ile is; hoyer* A l_lbe :Nadu dirvic; vermin tsp 4 oo o ut . d untl avueof uuse of 1 „ t ed .he , w kti :Ito AO*, in,. Ansgetiostban tite assertion of the enoseeotrix, lave don kik" jogiti..., ; . ' -.l ,Mt in fact he vrell , loiew them ta be forgeries, 'ed of thl iiii.oo : :,, i r.s.,, .. Kokli t o , 41 " • 'lliiiiiir.' HOLT stated this' COPer MU leilltit Ai the pro., )on all ec : : .4. . ~' .Ir," s', t if .,isieetttion t. he said. that tho:Prosocutrit had ,become seen the fear of ; 4 " labioritOpidt,ecquainted eikh Abe Dekgeket from the similesity of nation of . my , , itadsva: •his es log .is name to diet of. a-fassily,,with which she tvgacen- urned to t i • t,bgkcpetriAttripier, Is‘e. awe -ohs found him distressed...marl diostoonte . l 1 1 / 44t. I familiar to, p,mt4l fayootitets• of. the; frogged, and ettdeavoo 4 to;Asagidsrselt•hins g lis inde. Her gallantries antl,,4%illarities Jed r to At ifeeldeftset.. Bet t ' tisiiicioudirt 1 oat Iluence in the Government" ,whisk-Oecasiett.o' freeltbe - 0,1 .. :. %.40‘ , 41,4 of female mithlrity-in, - 7 ., .. itillg, ,h 11 4 4. 4 : kercellik tOtSe't An. e w Nei* i i tri6o ,1,4.11 of -generating apes. , • ,bo~' .. ,, eyetistilkerr447 .. **mill*, 'OM IlAt kOlies i le Meg 4 tile •:- - . * ,‘,14104.- 1 o li a * itooto ll* .ipot. stie raject with Atm , Minii . les,..tleeng,s.„ . , firtrat,e4lll.4loeagette Sot evasion mid c,'si of •Eliglientlfz e liVer , , - 0 Pll lo ls-PeartdAlNlWeit... llo _ *6141/ 1 11 0 Steet , miurns for the b • . . Iva voilukiecif . t i e t e r . i likely to do justice to the Prowess orAir.g . .. 4 r. that ' this object, ,pu t curflur, _ 4iiuMgq 4 .l l elei , kwrimeut mitts.Adungerona 0 , 00, .t,. , , ieg , uscript volume in his library. 1 ' ,Sy exust.be dotie,to ceinfteithem togive a, , ~' Web- ..slog so ett with kitoultd%e, but tee was 'Ng ~4 l ishnteat to the -Priseese of ,Wales; the Re fit. ~4 or connefe4 Netere-aeMeled 4 4 . Afflit. sea. t ;Myer by' her 4w-ire, or hi jtol,/premoine,.; cifp l'ed the n incapable of forming,da optniqu • Ate, pgror r lektefli, • w "tisk me, itovi litkeleilthel 4 ; tier :r d• she . 'esolution to say--" I prefer 4ho 9 ,01. 1,0 1 / 4 .1 . 4114#,,Ittonuicript "Eilbedv,,litit fqpi t t' *sift beard A * le," and here lay the Olio age A tepfokof . ' , ; wars fruak*ei....: rek. , *lte, ',her his ' 4 , .1 • I. _ . rsfortune. Rcit.t,sno•relheake s ,411.048;0rri. vextele ete A. ' r* ---• . ' '• ' letter; s ' 1 . 4 ' the' fiber was converted into - * enkee-vootnothOstt :45*.; led prevloprall",... paper " ,i :never was heard but idle conversation, .nar wove Pol4te ipttit 41E APS ' , w*s dying . 4 , 3 , but ates taken of the .proceedings;. ; at the eria-4 gyned eenderAtiet . orous : she t -•• 77014 the ' tner hours they. I,)rske o . p Odic:hut doittg any r: . ::* , , .kitessf ,:, .: 'bsol %deiy nace.s tr; !kat he tridgning their names, gustl this ,wee•repoataL.....,_. • 4041400104 ; ,:. y after the pith , -, 1 ~ ;,1 for .four times a..week. , tf, rr teas ,the ow As*. t' ' . - inNtespecti lk - Wig- s ronver,iation turneclAtti4gaXell,insfrif..¢l: We* 44 . A uld. •:: . 4I : , - ' ' neiglt- ' . 43 ! nuertic, up", tits local ~ ' of • 4 0 . 0% . ' 4 ciii--4. ie. . ~t ii, _4ottros- try --if , the state of atilt' • 1 ' illpie ' • " "r 7'llt*" .by At*. Per 411~ detail Ot ecotienv, . -00 ' ' . 601 Of March, Abet he - 1 10841 s'etetied', • F '"r4 . ' ' Pea. 'rhe ree*strances o his arta- 1 A44 psiottoti, mud his,houteite•et by..6449lkieldimit ' ere. at „forst puheeded, and efforts used not 1-Acse with adtoev be •preteaded to have h.rotattio- .supvresa . tietw, but to banish. their Alm- 1 .uicattiolas, ood that,te4fo. 3 Witfood, Au cos ounce of L'be voice of the whole tuition at ;filth, I her LORAIN wof it tr i, i n di spose d-0 sd e oi g r i l, th e , ,became too pd'wesful for the ruliog factions; I Defetidalotntislesa bar mit of Ale town* for alit. 1 10 . • • , , . , • ' . 'l l W4 f/ irtialiCSVAl4ll.r '' ' • ...----...........- • si Aped Ott dual happl- she infovese4sl4ooll4ll,llaonti N - t. Dilr. P. and ea r . ! . pectsid him tery slt_ifix. Between four sand silt. e t CM& wait nice ,of Mil,,p . k , Mr.. ireirao — ii J IA tbg . Pefeudar i lt, the r iints-. sof ,it 004 41011.04- We- 01* f , Cl. l':' sideltiVhduneed, risthell ~ , , ,tierac- thOs tat' :fiuTOY ,lacii,-.o.:yeitii'l.io , d' ersig if* ii'd'riiiiie de hitfit . 'god aftel w*da . ibilld- with figball.; IN F 4111*-Nairbtreirtligiiitchley 'end .1 lardetlittle it itecand ' tithe , sition.mat ulthentaddrioidEflir witiitheeliMittlitit t f' . he repettlisity - Wad . he kne w , 'sealed es' emOused-vagsm ; noltdordlatitti*heiletathsreft tosio4tt lattinday morn- day held foeth. •as ,110001,K. .#1 1 541144 ohs fealkifortll4•4lPfeitikssi 4ha second , time ;. ha Merit int/ every Fe5 . 4,1110017 . 1 001, 0 01A - Wedtmsday . ennui ug 4 -shoot e re-appointment tan** f &Alfa. oTe ill*l i Outtish, 444, itioX:leaf,hita then, .aud qualified to heal timAillie., hadnlver seeaqats4ipce...r t. ,, s . . ore peace ,. to =m u ft i jp,,.. Upon her crofe z ,....Agoklaptietq,)ty Mr,. is i,Ley o .she innil eesatia. r sold she bra ocensionattz'FiriplOiea the trefeutlast to . . • • l• - ,nt Oil My/44 atansitsg, at hilltea•haiee. ttew Grantham, M the L a d. ,_*11; 3alurAg Merge, Lae Raght, flap. Sop i aia Lpaly lo r pwmow. I I tier was the yoanc da, uxtiterrotNr Abrabaw Liu ' • • wherriethe lord tialowria .1 hj v _ vf : es _ .1% Patkraplaaes Jawasholiaboalli,the Hoa. „, Mary Alarkhdin. t. 41 • lA_ 4 " 41 / 3 , At Mad.ru..Septe,ber t 7. Loas. tilettlenant %Autiges 4100; ri 1144 :Aged am.al4.lde. .insarg.itaa-r, atstiliagi • took :de a f' • • z. . : • , t pps # ti fe • •-• x•- -••••.• , • 4F- , - 4-44tzt . VON .1- PI I. runt I' ,A o ri c i„, A , 01 twri STATZSMAN OFFIGS, Ill s •Maet4lll4li. • • i I , , : .. . . 4.