The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-10-09 00:00:00

. . f e. • - 7 otk Q sit,tAk Stkcit tA , '411) --(18 ; ; -11 • *.:. •A t ' A .. .-=: .l l : . •rrli a • 44 4414 7 . :was .4 -%lll*n. a~~ N°.4='3.3 A CARD. THE ADVEKTV%EIt, a reqvctaSle Person, mold helot") to (rent with any re-pectal4e Gentle pa haring any Sum or !honer c+ -:s immediate command. sal wo w b e willing to .nerulate in the ihscount Of good Bin* for ra-h roily, that II ill hear the molt minute inresti mit)a at t i me s: or may lientleman hat inu a .um from 10dl. F s ; mt g . without risk. turn it to unu.ull advantare whbout the ( C.44.0,101'1! of Bills if they null ' , re f er It.— * liamfmme Interest will be allowed for any sum placed in i t e beads of the Aateeltsar, with gon.! reference.% and a ro ,b4 aplertaliell gleec Applirat'on. Ly Leger. (post pion Mr. 0. P. S. Idr. Walling's, 499. Stren I, w ill meet Ironies. 111:RtiKsiSlt ESSENCE 111? 011 1 14:110V s. Warabsase, 107. STR %Nl's. corner of the Smrot-STirs, 1.0N1)0 N. IMO ni.111;F.851 and SON. tieing apprised of the d asseenors eadeesoors Untie by many persons to impose a vows article for their make. feel it iiimimbent upon ! been; *Lint the attention of the Public in purchasing 'artier rottreise to hr the original. to observe the name n oth r iadcrs• corresponds with the otiose —the get end appearance of the various il..scriptions will deceive the „ c urant • and for their detertion. .1. 11. and SO% snhmit the tallow* elution*: —soave are in appearance at first l ight "The Genuine," but st ithout ant name or chimes B tu:m s Fisenre of Anchovies : --o th era, "Bu a ci's"—a:td am more without address. 40 0 BuRGEss it HON has int/ • been tunny years bo aeartaltriAaaek itistioatei.itient approbadon. feet every sen tinteat of respect towards the Public. and eirvestly ape to invert the Labels pre% ions to purchasing what they evaerire to be of their male. whieh the; hope wi!i prevent wan disappoint watt. StRGIIiSSI4 SEW SAUCE. for genera' rtrposes bating giro such great satisfaction. continues t.. be preparmt h, thess.aad is rernaimenile. l as a moo'. useful and eiu.venient Mare. Will keep good ill all climates. Wenebeese.lo7.STa%Ntl. corne r of the Savoy-steps. London. • (Tea 011iGINAL F 1•11-, CP. %TVA! MUL sr.) CONCIXSIO'. • : 01: TIIE I.OTTER v. L as t a nd mi ll/ Day. WIONPIDAY. l!stii instant. wises is t i tes o f i t to.ntal Sterling NLoner. Tl% tt Prizes 0f.... I sti4Xl Kterling TY. it Prizes 0f.... Nat Sterling Morey, And vorious minor every other Prise. also to be paid is !Sterlingmutt be all drsatn. ontraztor tur the present Lottery. Mar- T• atit. the above State of the %%heel to his best Frivolo the Phibeir. reminding them that one Da) of l)rast iug vii retitle& the Lotterv. WEDNESI/11". the MTh Utersvt. _ . Oa wild Dat all the Capitals. am! ever, other Prize now in the 11'heel. me he drawn. 111111 sold No. n Pri ze of —.410.000! (Drawn an Thursally lett). MM' Fortunate Oases. 4. Centhill. and 9. Citarintet'tows. wharf Tickets and %hares. warranted undr twn. ari i now on Sale; otos At his .%rent` in tlu Country. • • The Prices of !Storks are 'Ailed. hourly. a: 04% Is Corabitl, by which the Public may Jos the thr basnaa's Jars% still triumphs in the meet Of just renown. by public voice decreed : f ARNDEItS and Company. sole Proprietors of AI lie real Imperial Japan Bliscking, doh appreciating Ike hamar coaferred on diem is the decided preference Owe Itarhair Aralele sf Mwasfeetwee, by a generous and dis melee Public. beg leave to trntler the homage of their most grateful acknowledgments. !lasing been graciously pa troalzed by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent. they are .o* placed in the pre-eminent situation of Blacking Mans hersoses to bit Majesty. and have in consequence altered their label, by substitutes; on the bottles. itc. the Royal Arms for the Prince's Crest ; and more particularly to mark the dis tier...ion, their names will henceforth appear on each label is FA% maw I.rrrais. The above Inestimable Composition is still prepared and sold Wholesale, at their Original Warehouse. No. 3. Ship place. Temple Bar, London (both id Liquid and Paste). at the following Prices. sir. In bottler at (3d. Uhl. 11d. and is. Oat. emelt Sr is also their raucii-spproved Rot al HooT-Tivll• Liqt Is; and Retailed by all respectable riliopleepure in the United Kingdom. • • Great %Hostetler to Nfisrtilants,Captaies. and others. foreEsportation. ANOEI. INN. Pt r. STR %ND. ORNFRAL OFFICE. FOR TRAVELLING. THE following MAILS anal other COACHES tm from the above Inn : Paris Roy al Alai!, via Doter Tuesday and Friday Nights, at twelve. Portsmouth and Gosport Mail, through (inrlalming. Pe terdiettl. mid Portico. aver) Elrning at a quarter past 7, and fluatiat at half past tt, On its arrival a packet sails to the Isle of Wight. to com et passengers and parcels: and • Mall Coach !els oil to Chichester, through Dray toss, Havant, Emsworth. de. Cloweester and 'Milford Mnil. Arnim+ Henley'. Oxford, and Chel!enhant. every Evening • quarter past 7. anal Slin gs) at halfiaat U. 11 tier aril Canterbury Mail, thrt.tteh Graveaettd. Chat ham, and Petersham, et ery nt a quarter past 7, and Buda's! half past 11. From Canterbury . passengers and par eels are route) ed to Dent, Nlargate, Rainsgate. Sandwich. ike.; and from Doter. parcels :we conveyed to Folkatone, **advt.. Ilt the, Dimelturch. R ttttt ney, and I.ydrl. Amadei and Bognor Post-conch. through Blllingberst, 1111 " 46 ). 11 rdneadtay. and Friday. a quarter before 7. Bark and Bristol Post-roach, to emery only four inside. throe Reading. 31arlbortrugh. CalasoiaiLCldgrinlania‘ every Morning at ti. Post-coseh.te carry only four inside. through Henley and Oxford, et ery Morning at a quarter before Chichester. Ruatior, sail Pon orth Pinst-coaelt. Monday. eitneAr and Friday Mor tt itt es. at a quarter befog. 7. Rath Wight Post-eoirb, in two ila% s, to carry renr through Maidenhead. Reading. Mailhoroutch. flevizys, and AiriCtitaat. Monday, Mednesilat sisal Fria's% :Morninga, at $. This roach is Chirilt intended fur the sceornmodatlon of • iit4llll4, itr. • lklio cannot undergo the fatigue of seek a &stance in one tat, WORTIlle.R7vi faalisle. Pend*. and Whitehav en, Post Coach, goes.vt ith Four Horses and a Guard all the way. Passes through Orwell. Ippls ht . Gretabridne. Richinimd. Catterirk. Bo tJagithriptge. Wetherkv • Alrerlord, Dom-ester. and 4 "7" - t atm (the wares* say by 1$ miles), sets 01St et ery tnurninr. tlx performs the journey with the greatest Wilily. Passau- Ins deft Med on the turd. fit business or pleasure. hair the p.taliar advantage of their scats being sail tired in the nest. I'AIIIIIFRS. To Twickenham. Rrrettoril. and Is',worth. every Moe da). Wrdliesday, Fridot and Saturday. IrI.IAIES and Co_ Proprietor'. Pavans and Packages err !Writ' and etpeditioesly eon 19m from this Inn to even Turn. Village. and 11 "Intll Sent in the fullowlog ix. :—ldertot. Boas. 4 .: 4 " 211 . Delon. Dovirt , Hants. Hereford. Illourrater. Bret, fhford. tlontrlNet. Marrs . rina.rx, Wire, 11'rrri-Gter. %oath Ustr.l. all parts or Mr 141 e of Wield. Jertev. borne 141, aed all p or t a of Frame : and to all Porn of the North I t . Take notice. that no packarr. roatalnltlg glaaa, china, *Wier. rash, cash. or Hank uub a, hottr%cr small the salve, will be meth nted for. If loaf or damaged: nor any • 11- rt pallet or ploserger'a Ii gage, of more than M. value. mom 'prid e d as rack when delivered at the Oillee and paid bt accordingly Neat Pert-tluises, &t. at the shorten! notice LONDON, NI ONDAt OCTOBER 9, 1810. " The Cause fur which lIAMPDEX felt the Fick!, tied SYDNEY died i the r" TIIP. QUERN'S TR! tl.. • ENTLEMEN who wish to peruse the statements respecting the Queen. are respectfully informed. the COLONIAL. UOFFEE-11012141.:, No. I, SA l'CNEß•lfatiri. SNOW`HI LL. Is liberally supplied with Morning and Evesting Pryers, and the Coffee will be found to pooo.ess a superior quality. Wines of the finest tla%oer. London timsette. Aionthly and Reviews. Army and Navy List. Price Cerrent. and Provincial Papers. regillarl) takes in. Tenn. of Subscription to the Reading-ituum, tut, gain's' due per annum. smiths—J. Murdock. F. Drown and W. Mac Oirr, Notting ham. drapers-11. Ward sad 11 Jones. surgeons (no piece) —W. Benjamin and W. Webster. Plymouth-duck, aster proof canvass unannfaet W. Herbert, an:l (1. Mann, Fleet -street. hookser ers—T Hay ward and T. Roscoe. (no place) •000ksellers—W. Stead end J. Moore, Pishop-Mook tun. Torkshire. Nis and tow-spinners,-11. Wood, Liver pool, and J. Wood. late of the 13aharni Islands, merchant. — J.. Barber and W. IL Moldy, ‘Valworth. II arle. It. uothard. J. Sleek. cud .1. Moir, Newcastle ttpon-1) • c. merchants—W. nad R. Hill. Denton. Green. IsnenslO e. twcr-brewers-0. P. Jillard, J. Spencer. nu , l 1.. Whit.., Oakhill, Somersetshire, brewers—W. Anies and I). Itill. r. Uristol. ehemists--R. !Infirm and U. Fa-nivel, coal-tnerehantr--W. Burnt' and J. Key, Waltham, Lineoln shire, millers—J. Masters and IL Nutting, Noble-street. Ealzos-sinare. draw-hat manufacturers—J. Maud. W. Nation. mud J. Milford. jun. Exeter. hankers—S. Taylor and W. 11. Taylor, 111th-street. Southaa-1. pen-merchants —('. Macintosh, C. Stirling, and J. and W. K ikon, Iltiriet. Compile and Glasgow, alum merchants—lL Wilt:Dire. W. U. IHulton, and W. N. Cole, Winehester-house, old Broad street. CFFEE.-I)F:MA)N JIM Ult., of the ( offee-Mart, 2. Skinner-street. Snow-hill. ',mho ~ bs e to inform the Poblie they arm ttg the best 11 e.t India Coffee, 34. 3d. per lb.. Ditto Turkey ditto, 44. N.H. As allowance matte to llotel .nil l'uffee-house Keepers. sad lbw Trade supplied. FROM 3A7'CRD.II"S LONDON GAZETTE. WIH-OFFICE. Orr. O. Royel Regiment of II or4e llaards—T. P. Crosbe.oest. to br Cornet. by purchase. sire Dashwoort. proonntest 4 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Brevet lieut.-CeloWel 111. Childers to be Lieutenant-Colonel. by ptirehase. vice Magmas. who retires ,1. Delis. frost half-pay of the Yid Light Dragoons* to be Lieutenant, Tice R.Rolli figs% urth , who rachangve, receiving the di tenancy. Iftith Regiment of !a.-:--iirtst. o. Si. George. to he ('ap tain, by pnrchase. rice Maxwell. who retire 4; Ensign J. Caelobell. to be Lieutenant. by 1111,1.1:n4r. Tice Ht. George : R. la Touche, lieut. to be Ensign. b) percitate. % . .e.e Camp _ . A% FIIAGIC PR/Ct 01, COIX ENO:1104D AND WALRA. Wheal, Ns. .d.--Rye, 411. -Harley. 3 , 2, IL- Oats. 234. Yd.- Iteana.4lls. bd.—Pease, Oatmeal, Oa. Id. Average Price orßrown or Muscovado tiutrar, van pitted from the Returns made in the Week ending th 41ii day u 1 Oetvber. iseu,iN Nl4. I Id. per cwt. _ 646 Ditto—Qtiartermaster J. Reins. frnni half-pay of the Regiment. to be Quartermaster, %ice 'I. Johnston. who es ( barites. that 11ittn COON,. neat. to be Ethign. without peechnsr. %ice A. thirst.. deceased. tt;th Ditto--Ilssistant-Rargeon to the Fore.;. J. irrenoli. AIM.. to be As.tataat•Surgeon, flee tireig, whose appoint ment ha. been •anrelled. ittnti Gino—Ensign A. !Stuart. to he Lieutenant. witliant pp irehase; —Johnston. Gent. to be Ensign. Iles Muir, : Liru'etimit Ileetor Munro. to be Itliutant. t ice Crawford, appointel to the tsth RON al Veteran Rett•lion. ,*llVe4t- Ind: a Regiment- - Isiistant-Surgeon to the Fores 4, 110.4.1 , 1 K. to be tittrgrau. %ice T. \turn), nhu retires erk , n . I'lt R.l:il Veteran Rittalion— Lieutenant J. nemter son. to be Aitintant. N ire W. Herber. *hu returns to his for mer .ituatio.l on the Retired List. narVIIT--car:nie 11. F. Somerville fseeond in command of the Recruiting service of the East-110in. nt the Depot at Chattsom). to !rive the local rant. of Ninjor as long as lie enotimte to duly a ith Drpti. 14T %VI --To be Surgeous to the rirces.—Ser pm J. Elliot, from half-pa). vice J. M. Dunkin. oho ',tiros. -Sturgeon A.llroailfoot. from halr-pas• Rkthan Regiment. Commission in the ?Al !Somerset Militia. signed Ivy the Lord l.ientenant of the County of Somerset. P. D. Sheraton. Esq. to be Major. Commission in the Regiment of s u s s es Militia, signed by . . _ . I.3.IPERLIL P.IIILI.I.IIPNT. DEFENCE OF TDE QUEEN. Continued from the F:rst EZition of Saturday's !Ofzfessaan.) Lora lloi lAN lb differed eery ntaterialle from his neeleie frirnel eptestims. Ilr thought the htsainesa of the t at the liar was, to furnish materials to the Judges le to rtiettitter ; anti the Judges i s ayinex i n f o r n e I their Lomlsliii , ‘ of the proper comirtte time t,, be p;.,e,•el on .\rl• or leaving thrown light on tiny Irgal question•, it wa% fleets for their Lorelships to deri•le on the point at isinte. See I r from !Meshing that it ow; net:•s:uy for the "3 ire. to hear the argument of Femme!, beset hr theess ; :let, i•••lea.l of !heir sitting on the 11'omisat•it in that House, they weenie! lie mtu•h better In an aeljoessiseg eh.onhet. They would he a• respable to give an ansv..•r to any questions put to them there, as mittitof in that Il,•ose. Lore! It vesteoot. •aid lee 1,1.1 no dence being enorreeleel pith ; but if :my should arise he alsonhl desire th.:t the atLnon•nl tutu th.atitpute sionthl be sosperarstrell till the :butte I Lord Hasiwis said a few ti.tr.is its a low tone of voice. Lora LAVttlnts.%Ll maintained his former opinion. Esamination of %chemises resumed. r IiOHN WHITCOMB esaneine4l.--11r. TitspotA..—ln what situation of life are yeti---I am Valet to the Ifou. Keppel Craven. flow long have you been so?---Ric years last December. Were you in his service when the Princess of Wales was at ?tapes ?-••Y es. Doyen retnetcher where Derganti slept the first night ? cannot be sore. Do you ireollact the seeowd?—Perfecay Do you remember a 'whims. which weal from one end of the honor t the other?—Yes. .4t whir!l end of that passsee did Rereami sleep. and where did the Princes. sleep!--The Princess slept at one end of the fssaav:e. and Hergatui at the other. near the trees -host;••. Where did Wm. Austin sleep? —Next to the Prison's's Mow. Where tril Iliermymotts •lelv ?—Neat to Wm. Austin. Do you remember where Dr. Dolland slept !--Nest to Bleconyweiss. Ws:epee Hard rooms last mentioned on one side of the passaste? —Yes. Did Dr. Holland's room open into the passage? — Yes. Ito you remember where Mademoiselle Densont, fille de clionibre to the Primes. slept ?—Yes, she slept in a roma over that of I )r. I Isilland's. Have yore burn e• er in that room ":---Yes. frequently. Have you been in that room by eke as well as night I' —Yes, I hay • larva there lute as early. Have you been in that room, aid Demo it there Yes, frequently. flare VIV other persons been there, when von were in , the room 101 l De nt I:.—Yes. a trirl, of the name Of Annette, as she rolled her, hot it was sciilion she re melon' long them while I was in it. Have von been ever in that room alone with Denim& --Yes. ft Nina-nay. She often wanted me to _n there. Dare von beet% ever in that room, anal the door bolted or locked '!---Yes. 'flue SoLietroa-Desten tt. objected to this motle of examination. Mr. Ditxm 471 then said he did not wish to posh this question further. The lossu tx. r.t.t.oa.—Mr. Denman, you have pittalii'd it as far as yam could —(-\ laugh). Do }sou reeollee: a mosques' Ball at Naples?—Yes, perfectly. Were you in attend - twee on that oreesion 7.—No, I was not in attendance, hut I walked about for my own amnsentent. At this ball, were the servants of the Peltier's% dr.-4.410i in character ?----Foote of them were, but notall. Sir...tril and Ilieroisynont , were dressed in the Turl.i.ht costume. Dist they aft -wank change their s tresse4?--tike.trii and Ilierunyusons WPM house and I did nut see them after. Diil you see Ilergansi there ?--Yes. 11' hat ,luing ?-11' al ki n g about. Dill yon not ire him At temli IsA• like the other servants? I 113 w loin once ears-1111Z about %utile refreshments. Were von in \ sides tl:e whole time the Prioress was there': -The whole time. In what manner, imeopling to your ohservation, did you think the Princess comturted herself towards lien gami ? —The same as to All the other servautg. Pros.-examissetl bv the SOIJOITOR-liiINERAL.-...1 1 141 MI live in the !souse of the Prioress, on your arrival at Naples ?—Yea, for two or three days. After that rot lived in lodgings occupied by the lion. Keppelt'ravels ?—Yes. 1 . 499 t have just deseribell a passage in which there were two rooms, one occupied by Bergami, the other by the Princess?---Yes.. Were there any other rooms in that passage ?.—Yes : 1 ADO ocettpie.l by pr. llollawl, assa the other by Ilierony mis.4. 11 . as Dr. Holland's hs the corner. Was there not a 9 pretare !ratting fruits the (lining room by Ur. Holland:. ; flent, into the passage you joit mentioned ?--Yes. In going along that passage. wonlayou leave Ik. Hol land's room tolls, right:---Yes. In going along that passage was there not a small f oss on the left ?—Yes. .Ilecopied ?4--I\4l. a iWas nut engeusi's roots nett to this small ettom?.-- Yes. ..R. ...1111.... ...VP •• .... 41" the ord 'jester's nt of the County of Sussex. Major J. 11. Willard to Lieut.-Colonel. vice Newberry. retired.' Captain W. Leeves to be Major, vice WiHerd. pro moted. Idetit. W. hinleside to be Captain, vice Leoves, pro ntote.l. ('offintistions •iened by the Lieutenant. aad Iligh Sheriff of the Sheriffdom or Sten art) of ki rixuabri g lit. J. Gnrd•.n. E•q. to be Vier-lienteetatit ; r: 11.,vd. Esq. to be Itepitt‘..t.ientenant; 1. Merray. Esq. In he ditto ; Lieut.l'ol.mel W. N. 11nsss.•11 to be ditto; R. Illanosy, diliiia. :Astir. re- Cavalry. resigned: Min. pm :he vacant Tr...,); ...cotenant. %ire Jones. pr..inoted ; C. J. lierbertson In he ditto. %ire W. H. Lawrie, resigned: J. Donald. Gent. to lie Cornet. %ie.• ker. revicn et, ; J. Ml•Millan, gent. to be ditto, %ice Ilerhertson, pro moted. Commissions signed by the Lord Liaatenant of the Count) cfPerth. Royal Perthshirelllilitia—(i. Wright. E.A. to he Captain. vire Morison. appointed to tbe list Regiment ; Lord Charles Miura) to hr ditto. vier Measles. deceased ; Robert Thom sato. Gent. to lie Ensign, sh•e Dilatory ; Robert !shearer to b.• Ensign., tire 11•laehlan. appointed to the Line; John Robertson. Gent. to he ditto. %ice Murray. deceased. _ _ Perthiblre Troop or l romanry Cavalry. Cornet J. Sharp to be Lieutenant. h% augmentation of thu Troop; Major J. ilels!m% to be Cornet, %ice Sharp, pro moted. TIANKRUPTII. T. Martin. nristol, linen-draper, to surrender On. 24.1111. Nor. IS. at Guildhall. Atturue). Mr. 04baldeston, Loa don-street. Frue!lurch-street. T. 11. Smith. Chaucer)-lane. tailor. Oct. 94, 2ti, Noe, I. at Guihtloll. Attorney, Mr. Carter, Lord Mapes-Court- Orley. 11m:11 -Exchange. R. Per4ln.s. in nsinaton. Southampton, 'rarer, Oct. 14 4 914, Not. 11i, at Guildhall. Attorote), Mr. YounT, Poland- street. D. Morley, ('oekspnr-street. shoemaker. Oct. 14, 20, Nov. IM, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sorel, Sieste)-streef. Strand. W. Small, jun. Lower- Esat-Stnialdeld. lintaltattr. OIL Irn, at OVII.MaiI. Attorney, Mr. Shave, Fenchurei street. DIVIDENDS. Oct. QR. W. Gallant, Lesalenliall-market. fishmonger. at ten, at Gotildisall.—Det. IS, ti. Gibbs, late of 14 wansnore, Sonthatopton, r. at lb. City Arms. Wincifesfer—Nov. 11. W. Eignr, Maidstone. Kent. grocer—Nov. 11, R. P. Seetrer. %leis:Auste, Kent, dealer—Nov. !el, W. S. Bubb. inerrhant —Nos. 11, T. Fustier end E. S. Forster. Veldts's, Kent, ineltAers—Oct. 11, J. Jackson. Items/air Wharf, banker, at Ihtt Bridge Inn. Sunderland — Nob. I, W. Greenwood. Elwiek. Rinßi, y. Vorkabire, far mer, at the White I.ion Inn, Bradford—Go. 30. J. llortsby. Literits.ol, nterehant, at the York Ilutel, I.herpool—Nov. Man eon. Bradford. Yorkshire. grocer, at the White Lion Inn, Ilradford—Oct. XL R. Cawood, Armlet . . Leeds, Yorkshire, clothier, at the Sesskos Mow, Leetis 2 -oet. J. G. Hidwill. Eseter. Devonshire. blne-merrilani—or. 14. J. 'Callock. Streatham, Surrey. silk-broker—Nov 14. J. Ilanroel, Rotherhithe-street, snasst and block-m.l.er -Get. J. (•reill. Itirasiaghaas, nione)-scrivener , at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham—Nut. 11. S. Asulturxt, Market -Arm, We4liviinoer, and of West Farieigh. Kent. brewer. and late of U abridge, copper and iron-manufacturer. E ItT I Fir ATES—Ocv. 3. Archer. Rtrand. RI B"- Petnotneo. ('om- I wall, mcrellaot tailor—J. flrainall. nstklleatorth. liostattica. ' wonted-spinner-T. Mar). Dilworth. Norfolk. wince—W. Edwards. Rattle. Musses. topitan—F. W. Welvfortl. Slav lane. merchant—T. Twiaato, Plymouth. Devonshire. glow factor—E. May mod J. Ma). Robb. rafton-street Bast. Yitarol -square. sculptor—J. Warwick. R..theabiew. oktplasiitiee—tf. Rate. Rristel. tie twiner—J. Miliaria. alieortott. •hilieera-mster—J. BAHL Otford-stroat sad 111thoestateotwasui....m.— nut rmasaaraser. IMMIX ••• • T. Applalm. H. Rraia..ii. Flibm.ol4lll., Ole pataat gas light cusapaa).-111. Bird awl Ilya, B stow, silver. Esq. to b? ititto ; J. Stewart. E4l. to he atilt,. hirketol t i bt a .1 WirltAto Regiment a NM eon, rice C:irl Ct.' , r It onnry l'itonin . Aare. r and Lieut. li. C. ..._ min. vier Nlnr morel ; fir J. liuritutt. Bart. to hi* Captain to a Tr....p; Cornet W. K. Laurie to be Lieutenant. vie . ... .. -.- - • ..••••-• PRICR SEVEN PENcr. Do you recollect wheilica :here was not near the fo of the stairs a communication to the presage yens lola mentioned?—To the best of my recollection I t :in there was, but I am not certain. • The Soled tuR-41b,NERAL now said that be had linis'is eel his cross-examine:tote and Mr. Tindal said be di no! think it necessary u. re-examine him. The st itness was then ordered to withdraw, bet was toll not to go awar. Lord KkARINI: helped their Lordships'• attention to• that port of the evident...of Madam Dement which he woe about to bring under their notice. His Lordship the. referred to tier eruss-exami nation of Demons, in whirls she swore that on tie !lie lets to which she wee particle :arty questieneel, she had passed ate whole iv*Pa , h 'twit in her own room °Tee,. flies Lordship then moved, that the last witness shook' be cii . e I back, aril asked, w 11••• ther he hail pelmet any .'r either of the nights iii qrti lion in Aludemoiseqe . hemones 144-'OO.ll. The SOLI. ITOR-lit:N!'elt. opposed the quesitior.—ll • should fir the purpo• • of sheet ing tine this question: we. inadmissible state a few propositions which be appre hended would not be I•outro‘erted.• nisi, be coulee/sea, that the witness Dement rensld net be asked whether such a man had slept with lire ; sestlar ennieruled that if she were asked the question, It wash! he competent in her to reline to answer it : mid thirdly, lee confer:dna that lend she unstirred it in the negative, no *eidetic" could lie admittea to contradict her. If in these pro positions I.e teas correct, then it would follow as a coe dit...on' that the question proposed by the Noble Lord emild ma be ;mi, and that their Lordships would net setter that to he stone indirectly, which could not be donee directly. Ile was sure the Noble lewd st Gehl compel hint to admit that his coarse' was to iettempt to do tined touchy that which he +verb! nut he able to do straight• forward. Referring their Lordships again to their pre positions with which lie set out, and which le s would ina'esielit were perfi•etly incontrovertible, Ice vront•l most respectfully , ye; most confidently object to tete question. Ile Lnew that his opposition bruhglit hies agaicst the most splendid talents, the largest ex;wrience and Most /10114/11eab'e slevelopement of that eeperieeeee vet so assured he was that his of iection we' in law well inunded, that he would here snake his stand eel wit'a submissive confidence he begged to resist the putt;rig the iceestion. Lord liesetxt: said that the Solieiter-ilentrai in Lis resistaere to tier puling this question hail set out wita three propositions, whie/s he assneseel as having been admitted, and upon these he had built the whole of his areunient. Now he (Lord Erskine) slid not admit all the propositions an very confidently adrani•ed, if hr succeeded in entnbatting either of them, the whos'e of the Learned Solicitor's argument would fell to the ground. Ile (Lord K.) wergild contend Coat the tincsilaet might properly be put to a witness in the situa:ian of Demon:, and he itituittesl that she might it AO pies set refuse to answer it. Hut lie con:ended that upon 0, et refusal it was competent in the persons who sought its destroy her credit to call evidence to prove the fate to which she refused to answer. " I declare," said Lora grshine " upon toy honour that in the time of the late Lord lillentiorougt, with whorls I was on terms or friendly intimacy, I was comnsel in. a cause in which I put e question similar to the one I now eroposed. 'leis r iineetiim war objected to, and the ob)ectiou allured. t . tendered a hill of exception to the opinion tel the le:creel Judge. and the only reason why the ev•eptions were not argued was the circumstance it( *c not iseieg of sudicient consequence ; but I was so impressed with the race importance. of the miestion that I assem bled the principal barristers of the slaf and Tr corded, my reason for not pressing the Bill of Exc.).- Cons ; mei I now solemnly declare, that if this examination he not permitted, then there is an eisl of the safety of every man in the kingdom, end in Il ion, an end to every appeurance of jnstice. I hid se verel conversations with the great Judge I have mew tioned, on the subject of my Bill of Exceptions. in the case I hare stated; and I pat this case to his l e ordelcip. Suppose a wretch were to :melee poor Lordship of sere • abominable cime, and you were to do cite the hononr to trust me with pow defence ; seppose, then, the niis errant who accused yogi were to get into the witness box, and I recognized I • as a man whom I had prose cuteal to conviction, for a transporieble offence, and eh* had returned from that transportation before the re I co the limited petite! : according' to your Lordship's law, I could not ask this fellow any quest' tending In Ai.. rreflit him; amt I mould not "all a wit ei to prom that to which lie bad been asked ; and von, my Lord, remit he convicted. - " I entreat," my Lords, reentned Lord rrekine, "to consider that Mr. Brougham was pet mined to put to !lemma the very tpiestions, mit of which my proposed question arises, and that lie was not opposed in doing so. I entreat your Lordships not to subvert the very first priewiples of j, sire, which will he snlivertetl, if you resist the petting this question." Lord Fasetna. efter some discussioe, modified the euex film as followe Where did {-01 sleep etering the time seen were el the house of the Queen at Naples t—ln a small room next to the Don, Keppel Craven's. Did Alm steep In that room daring the whole of every night whist Fos were there—Peery night. after I went to best. I went to bed late, at twelve or one rune o'clock. Did you ever lesiva )our bet after the time ?—\o. After the three nights to which 0.1 have elluiled, where you took Indeinge, did you ever sleep in that bonus'—Ne ver is thu tatieee's house. fly Lord LAVIOSIIDALE.—How long have you been in the service of the lion. keppel Crayeal--Six years. Where ,lid you first enter his leeriest—At Ilrandenhureh House at linm, e Had you ever been abroad before • Do you recollect the year or month when you entered this service ?—1 do not. Are you turn that It is six years ago?-1 eat sore. It is inewly seism. Could von speak French or Italian at that time could speak French little, but no Italian. Could etc speak French sufficiently to understand, or be understood !—I could. Were you at Yeast° with the lion. Keppel Creven sbowt a year ago ?—Yes, it is about fifteen Inontlis.in•-... Do you recollect Bergeeui and the Prineese coming there? —Yes. Were you in the room when Bergamirame to Mr. Crnven 4 11011. W 1.--i showed him into the room myself. Did he shake hands with you as an old friend t—lle spnee to rat in coming up stairs. 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