The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-10-30 00:00:00

in.' TOM CkA • • V ( Ai . • 1.11 t t ,i ‘ o''" - ~-~.r -.- -. - ?MAY, OCTOBER 30„ 11120 LONDON, M -. r .. ~._ ~.. 4c53 th-LltillT AND COKE COMPANY. London. October 20, IRO. 'VOTIVE is hereby given, that the Half-Teary GENER 11. COURT of PROPRIETORS of 1104 Coal_posy. to be held pursuant to the Act o f the Sikh of ids late Wayelty George the Third, will take place 0.1 Tt:esdny, the as Day of November west. at the Crown and Isehor Tavern le thaStrend. is the County of Middlesex, at Eleven o'clock in tEa Forenoon. By Order of the ('out of Director.. J. PEODER. Secretary. N.A. The C 7 mir will he taken at Twelve o'llork precisels . dt thtt Mertinv Nee .%aunt' Election of Auditory will hike ogre. and the Ballot contioee open from Twelve o'Cloek pa hylr-psst four. Tale Ditywts Ptibfslwd, prier Oue Shilling, JACK AND THE QUERN MAULS ; or. THE GIANT OF THE ISLAND. A Tian for th. Times. -4111101 1 11111s1 with no Engrtwort PORT/I.IIT of 11ER II t.IESTY, QCEEN CAIAMINE. tat.' (runs Lila, at Vrealenburytt House, with Numeetrus IVood Cut,. , Patii(hribY T. n•AbY. lOU. Strand ; .1. Fairhurn. Rroad ,,,,pixtgate.lli:l: sod all other Rooknelicru.—Of whoop u s asy be I,iJ, the Ellett!' E of THE ROYAL LET ',MHO EA the Pourth Eaton of THE QUEEN'S SCOOT: adorned by ninny Earnings on WOod. inDSCIA - CION of T. EISIT, Contract. Sche me NJ of the !;ew IAYTTERY contains Two Prizeg of poNigi. Consols. and Two Prises of 'SNOW. Cossets, added to Ton of YAMS. Nloney, tacking together FOCI of 20.041/.Vousolg and Money. Two eritkOixtf. 'are to bo draws First Day. TWO of :01,01111/. may be pined by pureltaging OdeTirket. Every Prize above /Of.. the Firs: D.. Entitled to a New Tire.si fur t h e Second Day. All the tiekets now on Sale safe to be drawn First Dag. Ifith NOW/II sin. ONLY 0,90 U 'TICKETS. rickettsia Skareg are selling bi T. R If3ll , Stock-Seeker, Sole Contractor. 4. l'ornitill, and O. Charing-crag, I.4ondon, who shared and gold la the last Lottery, No. Mme, Prize of', 10.000/.! tieicies various aka Capitals, and all his agents in the t 'ngettry. lichcates with particulars, rosy be bad gratis. B • URCESS' NEW SAUCE Gtr-general purposes, haring gran quell great approbation and the droving, Ike its continning to increase, JORN HI:RC/ENS ik 140 N, bot most respeethilly to otrer this their best acknowledgments to tie Public for their liberal patronage; of the 521131.; its *by tail great convenience In ail elinintes,4r reenni wooled filo the most disti l s zuished foreign eon in• 4, who Wean spokes highly in its reennintenAntion.-- it is pre pared by them ONLY ; and for preempting flisAppointste so blinks, ell possible mere has beers reinrted to by each balk being seals) upon the cork with their firm and addres4, as well as etch label having their signature, a ithout which It esarot be genuine. RI:IMF:SS and SON long established en.l much ealeaered EIRORNt•Ii: of ANCIIOVIP, c o ntinues to he pre pared by them aft,r the saran manner tha; has given the merest satisfaction for many years. Iftrettosee, 107, aratAND, corner of the Ravoy-steps, Lawton. rtift-s it ca w tnewourre.) TRUSSES. As rniverpal Sutisfiction is given by the l'ae of PINIWN'si PATENT TRUSSES, without Metallic Springs. (haring in several cares, particularly in Children. ellectod a Ogre). Messrs. Goleta ant Co. of AM, Fleet 4reev, beg leave, most respetfully. to acknowlege the kind ness of those eminent Gentlemen of the Faculty, for hating tm strongly reeommended their latortonents, and to assure them they will still endeavour to merits continuance of Cseir famonrs.—Respectalde reference% can he given to Stirreuns and others, who have long proved that a crest and unit mu regaire can be caused n Irwin r Sensans, and twit Else. SECtIeITT and Du ItAIIILITY, are the prominent features of these Trusses. N. B. Persons sen ling the rirenntreretre of the b 4141) belnw the hips, and the largest part or the thigh, staling *Welt side Ilan are alieted. ma) depend on tieing eorreetly fitted. I and J. SIVEWRIIitIT, with unpr ec edent e d • Success, sold iu this Coulract, in one LorrEav slow, BOTH PR MIN of ... . . .120.000. And in the preceding Lottery. One of .t10.4X10 One of .. 1 It►,ntN They trait an earnest of future Success, in selling all, or part of the Four of .e1.0,000! MONEY AND CON 40LS. In the New T.OTTF.rtY to be e , .1 4 111 14'11 and ieth No. , being the LAIT Lottery this Year. There are only 1700 Numbers now on Sale, wide+ are %Dee to he drawn on t•e 1.5t1i November: and the Scheme 14 an arranged by Order e l Cos crimes'', that the Purchasers fur that Day may way ►ate TWENTY THOUS 'IND POUND PRIZES TWICE OVE.E. "'Acts and Shares fur whir 4 are selling at their fortnnate carg.l. No. 3;, (ornItill; MS, Ha)egarket ; 11, Holborn ; avid 111, Oxford street. FOR CONVUIRIONR AND SPlsAts. infAm.r.r u l.s s (I)svios POWI)EIf, a f er. -11-1 taiu Remedy for Convulsion Fits in Children, and for Spasmodic Complainta.—Sanctioned by livr times the Duchess of Lady Caroline (Am)). Rutland, Lady Catherine Walpole, Wittat ilea. Lad , - Amherst, hid) C. Dendas, Iligdt Floe. Lads Lismore, lion. Mrs. Itatherst, Bight Hou. Lady Caven- Hon. Mrs. F.lrerton, dish, lion. Mrs. (trey, Re. Amidst the disorders of Children, none excite so erest a degree of alarm es Convulsion Fits.—IIADLIT'S POWIMRP, Although not ps.blicly know:;, base for ninny years sustained a proud characteristic as a nerer-failing remedy for Butt ills- Thi• poserfnl virtues of this Specific in a short time relieves the 'offering infant, and, by a due perseverance iu .3 Indica lion. completely extirpates the Cons vision Fits, and rmlorrs the most seedy Childrea afflicted sith Disorders in cident to the Rowels to a state of perfect healtio. These l'ow elersarealso nofai hilted to Chihiren. bat effectualls remo, esr.ll Spasmodic ComplAints ; eminently efliceeious in Epileptic or Falling Fits, and those produced by Fevers and la'autuls. Also to Females In Fits. &eke the Pregnancy and sober muss Acermclicasent, a ith the happiest nod twat salutary afrcla. -This ineskintsble Medicine has received the proudest attestatiims of its efficacy from numerous disci Pliallegi Personage* at whose request, and under there Agnelli/4. the present Proprietor offz-rs this Invaluable !le 'Mine toll* Public at 141.11`. as a most aratert'l attald•r/ lu all eases of Convulsions. either in intends or .ldults, and re miring the P:tient to perfect hesllll. rthlarn:unhir Medicine is b, , ld in bottles at 4:. 61-1 is. trnl lit. earls. by appointment of the Per.peletof, Mr. Sl 'nfar- Madicine Warehouse, LSO. Orford-street ; Messrs. It'relaY and Sons. 93. Fleet-market : Messrs. Newbery and Son". 43. tit. Paul's Chnech-yard ; Edwards. en: tat Priors' 4 ; Sutton and Co. Row Church-yard ; Ruler, . 4 . Cllsspside: Prom, Mt, Strand; inhestone, (heck-street, nu: Lawns. Long-lane, timithiseld ; and by their sp poiatment by tuost.respeetable Veslien is eves hrot:rhon, the Vatted kingdNii. Ask foe 11.10 / Lrlf% Cott alsina Powder: " The Cause jilt stityrh IiAMPUEN feu s* the FRO.V Sall'V RDA r'S LO.VDON GelZ ST IT. —war— [This Gazette rontains an Address to his Majest7 from the inhobttotnts of the town and nelehttourboorl of Nottitir ham. approt ing of the proceedings instituted with regard to I'm Queen; also an 111.1resi fr.tm the ehttplain. Chttrehwar. dims. and coausenation of the Rnglish Chnreit at Rotterdam. cougratulatiug his Majesty out his aeression to the Throne.] W IR-OFFICE. Ort. 97. lit Regiment of Life Otritrda—Lient. J. MR from half pay as Cornet nth Dragoons, to be Lieut. vice A. Cwsar Nlanners, who ctchanges. 341 Ditto--limit W. P. 3lrreer. from 79th Foot, to he Lieut. s lee Hughes. who esrhange., 3th Ditto—Lieut. J. OriMit, from half-pay 79th Foot, to be Regimental Quarter Master, vier J. Cochrane, who re- 1 tirea opott half-pay. 18th Dittp—Liesar. U. Raker, to he Captain, by parritase, alien Illritykaild, who retires upon hill-pay ; Cornet O. (I. Twite, to As Uettunant. by purchase, vice Baker: Mir T. W. White. Rad. to be Cornet. by porches*. vice Tnite. Ist Regiment of Foot—Lieut. W. Billing, to be Captain without pnrehese. vire Oalbraitli. appe.q.dell to the .Ph Rntal Veteran Battalion ; Ensign S. Itrure. to be Lieut. vice Bil ling : W. 11. Church. tient, to be Ensign. t ice IRmee. Yd Ditto-1.6.m A. Ilsir, to be Captain. without per chase, rice Williamson. appointed to the tith Royal Veteran: Ensign CA. Proctor. to lie Lieut. vice Daly; J. It. Delany. tient. to be Ensign, tire Promo?. rid Ditto—Captain E. F. Freites. fro:u Cite Said Foot, to Captain tire Dorsey, who rxehances. nth Ditto -Lieuteeent J. Q. Will. trent hilt-pay 40th Foot. vier A. Grey, who esrlianges ; Ensign IL Cornwell, from rith Font, by pnrehese. T ire Ilrookshank, promoted in the itith Foot, to be Lieutenants. ?Nth Ditto—Captain 11. Nlagennis, from 17th Font, to he Captain, vice 11. Moriarty, who retires upolt half-pay 71st Foot. 3.9.1 Ditto—Captain R. Fist. from half-pay 37th Foot, to be Captain. tire J. Ilnrton, a let excluoges. 37th Ditto—To be Contains. ('apt. 11. List, frn:n half pay 30th Font, sire It. P. lot, who exeleinges ; Captain J. itarrallier. from halt-pa) 71st Foot, tire Magennis, appoint edtotititie Foot. rith Ditto—li. Grimm Dent. to he Enviln, without pair chair. vier Cornwall, proninteJ In 14th Fwd. ./1114 Ditto.—Lieut. J. Pattervon, to be reptile. witloont pnwhnse. vire %litchi-11. appointed to 7th Royal I'e:erata ploßallon ; Ensigns 11. R. Tudor. to be Liewennne. vice 7Palterfam ; J. R. Roil.. (hull, to be E:P.i.-n, vice Toulon. fillrl Ditto—Lieut. B. ihmeliv, (ruin half-pay Will Foot. to be I.‘eatenant, vice C. Percival, who exchanges, receiving the d'Aference. 79qi Ditto-I.lcott. C: W. !Newt. from 31 Drazoou Onartiv. to be Lieutenant, v ire !tiereer. who eneliaorev. 71st Ditio--Enilcos J. hovel. to he Lieutenant, by poor 011ie, vice Horton. promotea in le• Slst Fool ; Skoog yaws. Geol. to be Eavigp i by poor:•10,e, vice Inonett. 74th Ditte—C. .%. Gent, to be Ensign, by ',or dinal.. vice trbuthnot, pr fed in 4'h Foot. ' Vint Font—Li: et, ti. Baldwin. from half-pet or the 141 b Foot, to he Lieutenant. vice E. Payne. a !so en-loaners. Sin G W. Mort o n. from 71st Foot. to he Captain. he poorchs‘e. vice Roe lei. who retires; Resign C. (hale . tube Lieutenant; without purehave. vice Arinstrosis appoloted to the Illth Royal Veteran Baftadon; E. IL.rri son. Gent, to be Ensiles, vice Oakley. Sea Ditto--('apt. J. Hervey. front the tld Toot, Wire Captsin. vire French. who enchances hith Ditto—Lirat. J. Carroll, to he Captain, althorn pur chase. vire T . appointed to the iteh Royal Veteran Battalion ; Knsiani J. NI. Reade to be Lieutenant. vice Car roll ; R. R. Dorris, tient. to be Ensign, vire Reside. Boith Ditto—('apt, Paget, from half-pay 31st Fool, to be Captain. vier W. 11. Wil by. who exehlovev. h Royal Veteran liattalion—Capr. G. Galbraith, from lit Foot. to b., Captain. yi:n. W. Niackay, who is *P.m; to his former attention on the Retired ith Hotel Veteran Hattalion--Pant. Mitrh4l. from the .oth Foot. to he Captain. •ice It. Odium, who returns In tim former situation on the Retired Hit. 14th tiorrt Veteran Battalion—Breset Itiaior C. William ton. from the *d Foot. to be Captain. vire I. ti. Frrir'oust. whe returns to his former 'Mutation on the 'tired 1.14. lOth Veter Itattalion.—Capt. J. Turner, from the Rich Foot. to he Captain. I)ati i Ftrowne, who returns to his former situation nn the Retired List. Lieut. E. Jones, from heal'-inky 60th Font. to he Lieutenant. vire• Jewel Engrar, who returns lo his former , itoootiuu •n the Retired litaff.—A%ils.ant-tioravon Jo4n Raiu%nr. NH). from 1.31 f-p”. to he 1..i. , 3,1 , -.4urgroii I, the Forces, rice npuoinlent to the ti7th Fuot, Urns' East India Vulontrer4.-7.0 e"..mi,sp., of rapt. nn.l (41intnnt Dickinion ha. been nol,thttr I to Silt Anzast, Ib2U, tu gite hint rank with other Captaini iu t;dtt Corps. R W. Midden. IMarc:es:M.l, litten-drapPr. to slit tender Nov. F, 9. Der. 9. at tier Warren it•ilkelry %rinr Inn. Sitnet.;tort. Att. , rne%s. 31r. IV2(l.l.‘orth. and Mr. 94Jrwin. tin-aCJamcs-Vrerf, J. genre, I)onesatr•r. linen-draper. Nov. 10, 11. Itee..9, at the N Angel IR.. I),menger. %nor try.. 111 r. king. ra4- 11•41 Holborn. end Messrs. Nla.on and Cullittion, Don east IC water. Liverrtnol. timber-merchant. Nos. I. 17, Dee. 9, at the George Inn, IA erpont. Athirtir Illael,stork and Bunn , . kite's Bench %Valk, Temple, and Mr. James Murrow, Liverpool. 11. Cooper. Threadneedle-greet. merchant, Nor. 1. Dee. 9. nt liuildhall. Attorue)l. Messrs. Cuurteen and Ito blaeon. IValhrenk. J. Leigh, Uppe► Themeg-street. ►oal-taerehant. Het 21 Nov. 4. Dee. 9, al ("WitUlan. Attorney, Mr. Boxer, Emd en!** lon. Holborn. J. Spence. Prlnreostreet, Weatminater. erten-dealer. Noe. 4, 14, Dre. 9, at (W 4.111311. Ati,true), Air. Samuel Young, Alimetam-street, IVt•stotiostor. D. P. Duni. Snetterton„ Norfolk. miller. Nor. 4. 11. Doe. 9. at (Nib: hall. Attorney, ,Ir. Wright, 10, King's- Bench-walk. Temple. T. Thirst, thoklerstield. rloth-dresser. Nor. 4, ft Dee. P. at the Ito , e and Cron n Inn. Iluildrrstirld. Att..rntls. :11r. Itichanl Itattye, Chaucer) -lane, and Mt... John Mitt; e, Dud der+fleld. J. W ilsoo, Batley. Void, merchant. Nov. 4. a. Dee.% at the Rose and Frown Inn. 11.thlersaeld. Attorney.. Mr. It. Batt)e. Chaneery•laoe. and Mr. W. Itat4e. Itirstal„ A. Stevenson, Glasgoo. cotton-manufacturer. Nor. t. I I. nee. It. at Guildhall. Attorney, NU. Williams, Nd. F4nehnrch-street. It. Wilson. l'ltonened-lano. broker. Nov. 7. 11. Dee. 0, at Attorne. lirNibrand. Austin-Frlar.. T. Wilroet.s. Holborn, Mid litotes. umbrella and 6°4- maker, Nov. 4. 11, Ore. 0, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. James. Hueklersbury. J. Oakes, King's Anus-lasiblinws. cmnu;i+-ion b►oker, Nov. 4, YI. per. 9, at Guildhall. Altana-1 . , Mr. F. Heinen. I, New Roswell-court, Cares-street. 11. Alias. Provost-street, (:its-mad. Middlesex, me-chant, 0.9. 31. Nov. 1, per. it at ittorneys, Mesas*. Ilurd and Johnson, liing's Reach-walk, Temple. DIV tDENIA. N.er. 21. 0. Taylor and H. Jarca•n. Fencharrh-atrrebt. merehanta, at (Paint/W.—Nov. VI. C. lirpis.n. of tine Commercial-road. ssirgeme, at Guildhall.—Nor. it. T. Wood. N. ‘Vood. and IV Troniatiton. or Sasithiam-Rot lota. Conladvn. Morrry. coontoo-braartrs. at (141411hall.Nor. AL Ltnrh, l'hurrla.strect, .ilk-maourartforet. at (iuild -Nnv.l L P. IL Ihialtaare.Kumfottl.l l :4l44;alortion4r. littildlaidl—Nov. te. K.. harry. Flurklerallerv. lamalos. •arelsousrotaa, Mu Ina, ilopeltea44:r. —Nol. 7. E. rued, end SYDNEY died on doe fbefacir Lime-street, wise-merchant, Guildhall—Nov. 91. J. Rene otherwise J.. Rees e r, Old Cavendish-onel. Caloodioh: square. wine-aserchant, linildhall.—Nov. 11. J. Cantatiags, ' Osborne -street, Whitechapel, brewer. Guildhall—Nov. el. D. Bishop, U reat Sn rtes.-street. Black fria rs-roed.upbolsterar, Guildhall.—Nov. 4. W. °rattle, fly arsh. Kent. farmer. Deildhall.—Nov. 11. A. flompertz, Great Winchester-street. merchant. Guildhall.—Nov. 23. J. Peacock. Ball-alWy, Lom- Mud-street, mercletnt, Guildhall.—Nov. Ilk C. M. King, Upper Fast Smithfield, nine -merchant, Oullditall:—Nov. 111. E. &Arr. Pope's Head-alley. Corithill, broker. Guildhall. — Nov. 21. 1.. Levin. Great Prescott-street. Goodman's-fields, Suserlaast, Guildhall.—Nor. VI. J. Wrangle, Ahewell, Heel bed, coach-master. (luildhall.—Kov. VI. J. W. A. Snows, sod J. Waliey. of Lime -street. merchants, at (loilatutil.— Nos. In, 1). fides, I.) ford. Berkshire. mealman. at the Crown and Thistle Inn, Abingdon.—Nos. 21, W. Alilim. 004 rd-street, linen-draper. at Guildhall.—Nov. IS. J. Wothirouf. Oun-street, turner. at Guildhall.—Nov. SS. C., F. E. Welby, Leicester, banter, at the White Hart Inn, I,eleesFer. CERTIFICATES—Nos. IS. ... J. Newbold, Leamington-Priors, Warwickshire, botcher. P. Sykes, Nlancliester, 4* .si e:.—J. I.lngford. Frith-street, Soho, tress-maker.—J. Blow. Ware. Hertfordshire, malt- Siclor.—S. Dutton. and J. Dunn. Liserponi, merehants.-- J. Taylor, Leominster, Herefordshire. skinner.-8. Wil liam., Brightiseimsto,o, Susses. earpettter.—J. Parker. Little St. Mary-Ate, painter.—J. 1.. tinn.lertots, Pershore. Wor cestershire. pluteibcr.—J. l'ran.ton, Stookport, Chester. dealer.—ll. Benjamin. 1811111411 -WW, tnerehant.--J. Hair, San-street, tobacconist. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Royston, M. Royston, anti S. Royston. Buxton, Der byshire, ita-holders—W. Hisgs. Market-flarhurough, Lei cestershire, and 11. Cheney. Aylesbury, lluekingliarashire, chemist—J. Versed and J. Illenkin. Battlehridge, tobacco manufacturers—lt. Fol;ett, R. K. Follett, end J. Loa. Top abam, Del onsloire, rope-makers—M. Casson, sea. and J. Whaley. Thorne, and J. Fisher, Selby. Yorkshire. ropers J. Truant and A. Hamilton, Liverpeol-11. Tunst ill. E. Lawrence, T. Harrison, and P. Clirvin, loterpool. ham crows —C. Taylor sod J. Newell, Liverpool, smell ware dealers—E. Hewett end G. Palliser. Finsbury-place, sail. d •rs—J. Cont end ti. Storks, Illickburn. Lancashire. mor al-owls-0. Limb and S. Green, Parsou's-street, Ratcliffe- Highway, stigsr-reliners. mcimil 1.111'15 i.e COON IN lINOLASO •Nfl WALE.. Wheat, 37:-. 2d.— Rye, 365. !M.—Barley, ihs. 3d.—Osts, 21s. Id.—lt.-ans. sth. *Al.—Pease. 4ots. id. Oatmeal. 235. 3.1. The Avarice Price of Brown or Muscqsado Sugar. com -1 paten from the Returns ninths in the Week ending the 23th I I I day of Octuber, ISIO. is 365. 0:2. per eat. I LIIPERML P. 1.11.1.131 fr -V T. ArroitsEY-OKNEIt.II,I SPEECH. [Continued from the First F.A!tion of Saterley's Ntatenismi Lieut. Newnan* had said that in the ship Mahontet's d ince was intended to rialirele the doctor. Vassitli had oiso seen the dance of 31ahomet sonseolone else ; but did it signify how he danced upon other occasions : Tkey had uncontraolieted lvidsace of thw indecency of his dance before the Princess. Nis Learned Friends had felt this, -hod nut relyiug upon Iliovnam and Vassali, they bad called Mr. Wan- Ville Sharpe, to prove that, because a certain dance which he saw danced before the ladies of l'alcittta, was nut indecent,— , cgo, a dance at the villa d'Este, could not be indecent. The ball had 114 ea givrti to people of the hottest description. Hitt, says Mr. lie u,, " this arose from the allinility of her Majesty, anti from the anxie ty which sloe felt to give plea-nre to those arena I her. - Moreover, it was the cnstono of the ladies of this country to give balls to the villagers, anal to dance ai ith them. This lie wool I all ow; lint where were these balls given?—.lt the house of Ilergaini. And then came the evidence of Pomi, as to the flow ers of gentility who at voided Owns. The first flower f these getillefolles, was the daughter of a noiscr ahlr ' Flit. only per•ion evelitileil from t best . festivals was the wit.. of Itergami." That unhappy woonlati Was Shin Oat from the I rof her hos hand, and doomed to he exiled from her natural roof, until royalty shottild loa-e left it. It was proved thot the Quern did join in those revels; which revels wer.• ;Mended by the lowest class of persons. There wo. reit a lady present at them. dot even the wife of Vass:in ; lint she had sonte particular reasons for nut 2tiea:ll:',*: them ; she Ad not at that time been presented. Toe li.oroeil Attorney ;hen ref: reed to 5.11.1111 witnesses by bss, he contended, had corroborated WM- ral arts f indecency, and had nut heel( contradicted. Their Lordships were struck, when in his opening he stated the walking arm in arm. Thr walking in that way, was proved user and over again, but the walking 1141 io :tutu WAS Itatitiug • as the rise sily.inred. That circumstance souk into perfect insignificance a< the e vi. iletwe proceeded. The Hari of listiltlforil, her Majesty's own witness, con:irmeil this fact but it was nothing, at ;.II as the ease went on. Bruno ronfirmeil liagazoni as to kissing in the garden, the wali;ing anti in arm, and the kissing at Villa liratoole. Tiorse were witnesses agsinst who-rjresCiiiony no contradiction haul liven even arenytint. lee hail now goie through the whole of the eviolinice its suppori of the Hill; lie hail Memo its consist. retry and its confirmation in several parts. and its Ashok shoos as to others, and lie sho u ld proceed to a conshler ation of the testimony taillight in lief-Majesty's defence. Loki) l'ilANl•Et.i.mt here a-beil if the Learned Attorney wished to retire for a short time to refresh himself. air. ATToli NET-(iESER thanked his Lordship. Ile trusted he shotthl be able to close, without availing him self of their Lordships kindness. The Learned .Ittor nee continued. His Learned Friends had began, he calling a witness, who mizht grace the raw; breasts., hr w.s. au Ettalethutatt, awl a !nun of charaeter. It was the I lonuurable Mr. Craven, wha had proved little or nothing.—lle surely said, that he had been her I.l . jesty's chamberlain. -that he slum left her, and that lee never saw any impropriety. This might he, and no slaubt was all very trite. 'floe evi. &me rf the Earl of tinihlfunl proves, nolsing but a elier3l a Itstrllre Of lin pr..priety, vlekh wig in be very rottsi treat with 1.. Use,, ohmireatious. and very con sistent wins the positive testimony of dirge witnesses. Eisen there was the FAH of Llandalf, who was brought forward by his Learned Priewl, to prices what by Lau yers it as called the custom of the couture.. It was said to he the custom of the cottage for ladies to see gristlrstilbn while the ladies were in their beds, and it was theme wished to he inferred, that there was bushing itisproper or wrspirion4 is Ikr gatni's bring in the bed-roost of her Royal Highness. Else learned tientlawian complained of their not (*Hint. all those it itasessra that they might. what Wag the apology :hat kad be:u set up lodised, that they did lout wish to subject them te. Came to tell the troth, that arts of the Advocate could if they weredetertnined to , said the Learned liemlentan, kept in a happy ignorance e 'boa have been most intlestrioesi those meritorious qualities been promoted. Nos ha% those extraordinary merits gain admission for eaostims, and the Countess Oltli? Ars. themselves which speak strongi they not afford strong grounds conpleil with the rest of the - to every mind. Why Is not Hergami, why not the Cuu ease where the female eliarach single rentals la pradace4 . l? Why is William Motto not teen years of age, and cow Ilieroninions railed? Ile Why is not Schiavani pt. Hergaini Ile is not protiviced, Lave been pandered. This I the Queen than any thing eli anxious duty to lay the evidence hope I have done so to the I have not suffered myself appeal. I have strictly coultned that has been produced. another duty. Mr. Broughai rocate for the accused has but separatiug the character of he, !riot, Fe should go un fearlessb his eon:illy, and do justice 5- - The duty imposed on him the Queen. In doing this, done. 'flee Slonareh bas has been ransacked, nay, Home, and thecharaetei that every di - grare.l lint before 3ou to tiring the tl routempt. My Lords, L all these matters were e7,9;1! of innocence stands quires none of im's: false stir told your Lordships, in the speech, that the public has rent. Aly Lords, the putilif A part of the plink, l gr sionneed a verdict. A Fitt. the most insidnons means, this country into contempt, while they liavetheQeecein in their Ara Ha. Ply bowls, imagine, that such proccedil going forward, should comitenauce of tbat Mush liven told in the peroration Lordships pronounce a vu. Qiieen, it iv mild lie the Oil IV I. to the public wittinnt prorkeing heel, called upon to preseve altar, and preserve your own the I should ever arrive. he unitsi ntlfu I of these dot; feel eviiiiiileut in atlikessi rank, of the most upright diameter, whose decisionr satisfaction, because they 3ly Lords, the honor of the :time, and the inter,. best preserved, by prom-odor! the evidence that has been evidenve I rest my ease, el be your derision, it hill result of nia•nee run:side, tiltimati ly satis:y tbe The SiOLICITOR lit that thongh the duty hr heat paiofol, hr woad Nat he dr; Irons attempting the MI di or.lec.ml to attend3he Karel omission, and when lie and L took the performance of Huth they sbonld he out by considi euittitanceof the offence in op foreign country, and goiug and place. Nevertheless, tr their olijrci, and after givii la their cotter, they felt col *hie to estahliali the chart% Lordships. After the clabori hp his Learned Friend, it WI Ili.10:1 a narrower grimnet, and iil The evi.tener for the !,ill a I dieted, or very feehly exit ra lie' alone, and puttiogtliecoefliet the q uestion, he Wl:ft imt.Sfleil proved. They lead ?.-•u LergaL thin, to that of a itarUii of Sich Sepulchre; and it heraine nerlasary causes oral:ill an advancement 11 Prough. ~,,, hail en :rare. they were sifted, it would soot failed him. Ile hail statist, very natnral, for his WJI horn redneed liy the French Rev, estates to pay Iris father's oho hare been proved, there tea, wool I hare been (oomed; instem of Mr. Brooch tan a statement borne out in eaidence. Ye voted a whole day to comp: Friend*, the Attorney-tienerai which the evidence did not of wli it ha:l !wet: Atred to prore.l that liergami was 111 Urllly, and the a servant tt wages of tlitv.: livres a ilay , be made mill not sithseqneni fur liennal) might as well being in the prison of Ludi.ol 111 r. Itrough.tui hail nest star the manners of a testleinao, eleca.ion was defensible. k Sierard, w:msays that tiergai an some Ita:ian servants: al was it mice to hr deehird t Another witness was then biros a correct judgment that, ject,—indeed no man was %sore he meant Lord tioiltll4ol.--atail the opportunities which Iwhaviour of Bervai, being [superior to hit all MOW lIFIIIIIVA. :'--- . • . IN-r titl 1- e, . • zig : , .. Y.'S) ••,• ‘ ig g' • .., ' .: • • ....‘ 'k•'' ' . ''.: is 47 t " qr. :a no 1•0; eta I • ' . , 1 • • i . • . . . . PRicz SaveN PIN -R. • . a cross-exansination. If they A they might disregard. All tilt Id not mike them swear Miele • a. persevere in the truth. But, • nan, vont. Lordships have heen tee of all these circumstances. . 1 . . astrioosly kelit ignorant of all s for whieb this tientletssan has ' . ave not been told what were its by othich he was enabled to :f t sa, his mother, his broths r Louis Are not these circionstanc s in Irongly against the Queen ? D., ounds of suspicion, and wisest he rase, bring conviction home i • • lot Illergami here ? And it not L.:Quotes. 01.11? In this whole 't aracter is concerned, too one I . r It s but Lady Charlotte Lindsit. I of Pretloceil ? He is now nine- road be culled. Why Is not e is at Brandenhurgh-house. . produced? 11'here his Louis , 1 . :limed. \ one of theie persons .. isspeaksmore in eonyietioo of 1 •-• else. My Lords, it has been env +fence before your Lordships. I • sutisfartibn of your Lordships. • . If to indulge in any pathe.o: unlined myself to the evidea.te !Int soy Lords, I have still ghee:. has told you that an 4 1- t hut one duty. Ile sa y s, to it of her advocate from the Lis- tlessly, reckless of the fat • of II • . e to the interests of his client. ti was to protect the cause of . s, nothing list been left- toi- :. . s not been spar... liietoltr N the very annals of corrupted f of the most execrable tyrant unsa•sity, has been dragged • i throne and the monarchy into if the Queen is innocent, re cni7e irrelevant. The / ids on its own basis, end T ., ilipport 5, Mr. Ilr.sitgllam has . it conclusion of his eloquent i! f • a pronounce d . the Queen moo- '4 v tic has pronounced no verdict. :rant, there is, who :'..,ve pro- rt, who have endeavoured, b% .. ,to bring the aristocracy of • • t. A part of the public, tt ho. ‘ i: is ihrir orroribie, have reeoletion . , Is, it would give we pain to 1' roceetlinga, as have been s \ 4 receive the Si ortiou or I. trious personage. Yost have I tof Mr. H. that should your • . verdict unfavourable to the d * ly decision you ever seut forth rioriog lte * effect. Yost intre ve the throne, to p the ovn characters. (hid forbid. e, when your Lordships would • r ties. hot I feel no doubt, I easing persons of exulted lit honour, or unbleusish.ll i 1 - 'is have always hitherto given r were founded in justice.— . • the Throne, the sanctity of . 1 •esta of the nation, still be . • , nein; a verdict, fees Lowly on n Lid before you. tin that 1 •sins-lous, that whatever way • I II he Il i just and inipasti... . 1 Ire:dims, and such as inn i :a's of tile people. 1 . \ L A then rose, and observe.!, ail now to perform was 111;0111 . 1 eterred by any consideration li-charge of it. lie had been r ‘ of that Ilouse o the present I his Learned Friend nteler- sir ditty, airy 1%01 knew that fi ,deradsle slit:it:llhp from ills cs i • . 1 slurs ' bring tommitted in a g over a great extent of time 1 ',, qt the diseovery of the truth u AS ing 'be case the/best atteutine tosvinced that they shoals! he ge to the satisfactiou attic; e borate 4 eliew of the evitletate .. r was Ise itorrtsun to prOt'll'A . Ind et:wrote Itiniself to that part I , i . 1 I ti hich wassither not eontra- t•lictett; and upon that eviden t e t il I ruling testimony entirely out of rd the charge was completely I? t , • gaud raised from the lowest !tot Sicily, and Knight of the Holy 1 • .1 rsecossary to enquire into the went. Ills Learstill Priem% A ruit rod to ass"en close.:, butt if t oust be seen how entirely they , that this elevatiou was tel l' en st aentleusan ; he had beet( volution, and he had sold his lk kids. If these facts coils I . vas no 'rook but that they usteati of which, out one word lit Noel this sohjert had twee f • Yet hart Mr. Brougham etc- i inplsints about his Letrue I semi having made statement 4 • it en.' ely snpport. !noel I 1 to their Lordships, They ha I • • lirst a serjeaut in the Pre i ls to ticaerAl !Sao. res•rit tag y. If sorb statements Logi it )11 ( !lily proved, he (the Soli .: - I have referred to Iter;raiiii•o and have 4.s:dales's, rise roast. a. ated dime liergazni vets -. ; 1, arel that on thattrosiret•.:s t To prove this hr I al ea:le I i Keini i:i•I tin; eh Mrs so le t I and fur this main eras, • :t that he %rag a re9thrno i I 'Ale.% us ire c-thoilate.l t • len Siceirst upon sort% a s 1 ,- tuerre irsaliii•%l so to ;o t ••• ~ -au.' he hail skid that :r ...1 he hail of . oivsesi ny t•,.. le did wit veike Luna ~ k . li ttlatiO 3. 'tic. retie .`l.r ; I I . ' fp.