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~V atoms- . •,. J -- tLatti ( i ! Iti 1 :• LONDON, WkDESDAY, NO sr ) t _• : o . , Z . 4 •'°, / • et; CMllart. VMBERR 8, 1820. No. 4546 1 . iriorsEL Ess poolt.—At a WHIR' MEET !" rid of the SUBSCRIRERS ; FC"kal raised for pArpese of aterdinz NIGHTLY RHF.I.TRR to the 40CIIELESS sad RELIEF of the DF:STITUTE, held this ca is th e Ezvptian H ail. at t he ‘lan.ion-honse - lic e litchi Hon. the LORD M 11'OR. All'. in the Chair. t N o on of the progeedings of the Committee during the ad slater haulms beam reset, nu, resolved. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given I,teCostatittee for tte!odieious raviner in which they have l emma! the arthrous duty imposed upon them. ant for i t v ery latisfaetorl report et their proceedings now pre 10A r i g*, Committee Do reluestml to continue theirinhortes, e a t mey he empow-red to apply the remaining 'Jolene, ; l og air ovisisteat with the original design and object of w astuiptiew; but that ass Sigmas's-of as Fling. or a ▪ slit, shall take place moth sanctioned by We iMeoecened for that purpose b) Publie Advertlneasent. /yd,' Committee he requested to prepare a plan of an w eary establiAnient for incestixating the truth and merits , tias is letters. addressed to the Holvarelibers and others. ..ro m f an* such of the writers cf them as should ap -7,l,moilorreetiving assistanee. i tit gethankt of this \geeing are eminently due to the lowso k ike Lord Bishop of Chester. for the patronage ,A o miestsade.l by It:, Lordship to Rile andertai ing. and f Abeimmilsr kindness and roadeseenslon with which he i sel mesealtv assisted Me endeavours of the Committee. Tint& thinks of this Meeting be given to sir J. A. LACK*. Berl. s• less for his Impottant stvishinee as a *ghee alba Committee. than for the peculiar Ili3erality CA Mach he has acted a. its Treasurer. Timtthe thanks of this Meeting he given to C. W. Mel, br the liberality sad pet:Amplitude with which he gave ,IsWatensise premises io London-wall, for the purposes aftbis mbscriptioa. That the thanks of this meeting be presented to Dr. Con test, for the important services rendered to the Committee. by the grotalteasespenntendenee of th..Niediesi department c; the Asylum, sad leer his unwearied extrt!ons in the cause cf humanity. That the thanisoftlds meeting are respect lbliv offered to tt•se Right Hog. the Lord Mayer. for the zeal with which he Is; promoted the Norms of a subscription raised ander his ?amedista auspices. for the purpose of openior as esyliam ter dudes:Rate sad booseless fur the promptitude with which all °keratin's to its eommasencesneat were olivlsted. mit facilities . rives for its successful prosecution ; for the issiout care manifestet:, the important assistance rendered. sal the pewee; patronage extended. from the origin of th e saiertaliag until a satisfactory termination was attained; eabrthe able. judicious. and effectualmianner in which, tegisgepersod of unusual difficulty and distress. he has. as Ms( Magistrate of lbe City. maintained unimpaired the *titter of the Metropolis for humanity mad be au**. ihtthe thanks of this meeting be presented Yo W. H. Bias. SKI. forth* very valuable rendered b. it kesorary Secretary to the Fend from the period of its ewsweseement ; the ulutary object of which was materially balloted by the zealous. active, and intelligent "'sea ms anwlesl by Ida to the %arias, committers for Au pitading the application of it the result of whose ta lus he hes also with so much ability sod pervieuity de tailed is the report this day presented to this meeting. That doe set this day be advertised win the Cidiadostie. aid HIS em Repot ho PAW" !re:air ated for the information of the qualweelhers. (Slimed) G EU. RR I DG ES. Chairman. 7%1 °facial duties of the Lord Mayor haying obliece4 his Lordship to 'irate the Chair during the proteediaga. and it hating been taken by Oliver Match, Esti., the thanks of the inetine were enter( I. that Gentlemen. Report will be printed forthwith, and forwarded to eterc Subscriber. The sourber for the payment sill also be at the Commit- Ite-ruoas kr public inspertlun. (Signed) n.II. BODKIN, IL IL Committee-now. al7, Poultry. Nov: 0. Itibitt. LOOKING GLASS ES . SEVERAL large SECOND-HAND MATES. saitable for Chlimners. Piers. and Clieralt. are non on gale. on reasonable terms, at tsoorea. ELtiorr PIO C•OPF11 . 1. 93, Bisliorinate-strret Within. Horne of the Isr:rr are ado:suably adapted fur large dialog-rooms sect ,le.rnot drawing-rooms. Plate Gillis for windows tided in at a greater rela:ire ad saita;e than Crown (Maas. ESSENCE OF SHRIMPS. ROM the increasing demand of this mach ad- F mired Puttee for all sorts of Fish. &e. it hr. induced the Prlvrietnr. HENRY HOWELL, at his Wholesale Oil and 113,1 an Warebnnse. 3Y. Nergate-street„ (where the Trade 3) be supplied nil' this and all other Genuine thseees. Pickles. &e.) to return 'Os most grateful acknowledgments b the Plahtie for their kind patronage. and at the saner tine hrgi leave to acquaint them that it is sold by all the Oii and Italian Warchouses in London, sad by one or carp respectable agents in every town throughout the 1::•;ted kluvlom. Observe. no r is renn:ne unless !thrilled " Dinreore and NA:* and the Proprietors' seal on the Cock. To Ilercliants. l'aptaii.s. and others, it is particularly Te r...runt:led fur shippi..g, us it is warranted to keep in an) rilruatc. 111F.GINS lIRAWINCS WlEnNrsn IY. 131 h This Month. ONL' 1.:1111 Ni noun. Fun Prizes of 4'20.10.0! I, ND CONSOLS. Tie Purrittitief or one Ticket mac obtain TH 0 PRIZES of .//o.lluo. Ani ell the ahove Non:torra n -. , .re• to be drawn on the Bill of NOV The Wit:7 will 2 nigh on the t.laith Instant, and 13 the LAST C.OTTSIIT THIS "8.A.. and J. SIVEWIIIMIT, with nnprecni.•n'nl RP • 113 - ervi, iohl In this Coutraet, i• or.e 11.017Eit cute. Ref fl :'ItIZES of ..... .... And in the preemlinq Lotter). One of ASD One or SIO.OOO Tteket 4 and %hare,' are eellinsi at their fortnaate °Mee*. N. , . 3i.11; 38, Ilnymarket ; 11, Holborn ; and 141. o:Curd-street. BILIOUS AND NERVOUS COMPLAINTS. DEAF NEWS, &e. Now published. Second Edition. Price es. OnSERVATIONS on the Efficacy of the Air Pomp, Vstrnr Bath, and Dalesakin. in the enre of Stomach. I. ver en.l Rowel Complaints. Caramel's and Serophialoos ITeetiona. Una% Gravel, Rheumatism. Ate. with man) new 3 1,1 re:markt:He eases. By M. Lk BEACH& ~irlicsl Ruraeon. Electrician. Coosaking Ditto, to the London Electrical Dispensary, F.L.S. C. A:di. by the same Author. Remarks ow the Medical elk '7,'‘ of Electricity sod Galvanism in Nervosa and Chronic D 'rages. Dearness, &e. with a variety of interesting Cases. Dedicated. h% permission. to retvc-r I.rnaoso. Reseed I ition. with Copperplate lograviags, prier ills. Pehlivhed by Warr, Red Lima-passage, Red Lios-sciere. a id gold I+% all Booksellers. These W oda, as well as the Amber's Prised'''. IsTot"'" re-% favourably oadesa i• the Mediatiatid Physical .Iloassal. ,- Merlieal Reprobacy, the Unrolls siC ilealtb, the aiodhisl gniter, be. M lA* Field. and SYDNEY tied on the Scaffold!" " The Cause jhr which HAMPDEN riAPITAL CARINEf PI.INI)FORTE. not to be N./ equalled for good touch and tone. shop price 110 guineas. for iiigulnens.--Grend 141.a.octainp, by Bri..silwood. colt Itsi pelotas, for 73 gvineas.—Pedal Harp. as good as new. 4.5 guineas. cost 73 guineas, the property of a Lady.--Square Pianoforte. at 30 guineas. and *4 May be seen from ten to Ilse o'clock, ■t Mr. Watlett's. IS. Leicester-place.-1W the elegant Oblique Pianoforte, now so numb in request. I.IIPERLit fitmE.vr. HOUSE OF LORDS4.—TtesoAy, Nov. 6. PARTICULARS OF THE NEW LOTTERY. PCIMIIit CONY %INS Two Prizes of 10.0001. Consols, Two Prizes or IR,OOOI. Consols. added to Two •i COMM. Montl. meting together FOUR Prizes of 411.0141 t. Cir.ols and Money. TO ■isin NrEXT WEDNESDAY, tinwriesta 13Tv.—Tivo Prises of 110.01 , 0 are sure to be dress in the Firm Ten Minutes nest eilnesclay. The Purchaser of a single Ticket before Nett Wednesday, may gain Two Prizes of .trvouo. Every Prise above IVO. neat Wetlne.4lst. aill be entitled to a new Ticket for the 5eei..1 . ,1 Do ) . All the Tickets now on Sale. being Ilalf the Lottery, will ue drawn nest Wednev:a). There are *sly 0.t.611 Ticket. aid it is the last Lottery to drawn this Year. Tickets and Share, are seliing h ) 111S11. Stoek-Broker. Sole Contrarter. 4. Cornhill. sod V. t haring-cross, who shared alld sold is the lest Lotter). No. SAO. Prize of 4 . 10.000. besides various other Capitals, And by all his tgenta in the Country. ••• Sebereet., eith (u 9 rarticolars, nt be had gratis. FRO.IJ 'TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. J. Wright. sea. Hart-street. Rlounishnrv. nphoisterer. to surrender Not. 14. *l. Dee. 19, at Guildhall. Attorne), Mr. Patten. Hatton-garden. G. Trout. floarton. DorsetThire. maltster. Nov. 11, 91. Doc. 19. at liaildhall. Attern.ls. 'Messrs. Bei. tell and INson. St. Swithin's-line. Lombard-street. P. P. Wrager. Mt. George. Glotreestershire. dealer, Nov. 11. 16, Dee. 19. intl... Rummer TasernAtr:4tol. Aiterne)o. Messrs. Hicks and It raikearidge, Barttett's-buildings. Hol born; and Mr. Hinton. Bristol. 1' • Bangles° and F. lirsojean. Soho-ssistarre. kairp•ma aufteturers. Nov. 14.45. Dee. 10. at tistihlitall. Altorne) s, Messrs. Jones and Rlsn.l. Great Mary-le-bonst-stroet. P. Warta**. Bristol. oilman. Nov.*L 93. Dee. ID. at the Co.nater-ial Roons4,, Bristol. Attnraeys. Messrs. Hard tad Johnson. l'ensrle. Lon , lott and Mr. Wigan, Bristol. T. ICoollsen. Aodover. Hampshire. lines-draper, Nov. 91.43. Dee. 1111, at the Mason's Anes. Andover. .Ittoraeys. Messrs. Todd and Pootner. Andover : and Messrs. Brew and Barnes. Dyer'. !nlildincs. Holborn. T. Ashby. Hast..treet, Manchester-square, baker. Noe. 14, 91. Dee. 16, at tinikball. Attonte)., MOUSY. Carrel and Wilson. !Jambes Inn-held!. 11111: QUEEN'S TRIAL (Conlinuctl from Yosterday'v STATE*III%, ) The LORD CHANCELLOR thought that the pro test should nut go nakedly en the journal. of the House. Ile would therefore m ov e that these words amid be added, "that although tbev could not approve the Observation. that had been made in that protest, they would antler it to he entered." Lard LAUDERDALE suggested some amendment, which bring done, the protest was received without a division. The Order of the Day for going into a Committee belabeead, "Lard DARNLEY said that he would take this amd flaw other op.p.ortnnity of opposing that proceeding. He said, he mould in every stage, enter his protest agalast allowing it to go any farther. After some observations from Lord Surrirt.n, Lord SNAITISnr RV, the Cita I man of the Committee, moved, OM the House should resolve itself into a Committee, which being done, Lorl LIVERPOOL rose to make a few obser vations on the preamble of the Rill. There were woe alterations in particular parts of the preamble, that he thought advisable to make. Ile wouhl therefore read the preamble, and then point out the particular points. He then read over the preamble, mail thr first alteration Ise suggested, was a correc tion of a misnomer, and he thought that the words " liertholoines Itergasai" should he substituted for " Bartholoino Pergami. - That part which stated that be bad been raised from the rank of a menial, to the table of the Princess, had beets distinctly proved, but be thought that part which stated several orders had been conferred on him, might Is:. omitted. He thought that part, which stated, that the Prioress bad eenelueteil herself towards him, in a siss4 scanilalous sad disgraceful manner, had been aka distinctly paved. The next alteration si•as in that part that Ittetril, the Princess hail so h irself in the tlifirions places, through which they had passed. Th e tsuly material alteration WV fa, that the wont ,yli a bl e th e siseuld be omitted. Lord SHArrESBURY then read the preamble as corrected by Lord Liverpool. Lord ERSKINE said, that they hail thrown out all Olt parts that were tree, and that !holm. parts that bail not been proved, were left unmolested.—(Loud Cheers.) ____ W. Canter. Flatonarket. linets-draper. Nov. 14, 18, Dee. Lord E:J.F.NEOROI:6II said he felt considerable 19. at Guildhall. Att..rneys. Messrs. Dawes and ChilikW, doubt wlwther the sentence relvive to the Illriler of AngstLeourt, Tnroemortonn s treet. J. Keeworthy. Saelelleworth. Yorkshire. dyer. Nov. 10, Kasighthood should remain. N. Dee, IL at the White Bear Ina. Manchester. Attormsys. Lurd GRENVILLE supported the opinion of Lord *team Giblbow. Atistonoteirr-lase t wad 111.. IlleffiYat onborenek. Chancery-lane. The E W. Fronton. Great Yarmouth. Norfolk. chemist , Nor. Earl of LA i • OERTIA LE conceived that it was 11. ?I. Dee. 19. at the N,,rfolk Hotel. Norwich. Attorneys. a material circumstance and nu L tlat hoot to be omitted : si r. p er ki nion . N o rwich ; and M **** s. Poole and Urea- as it was one of the farts leading to an inference that Gehl, Gray's Inn-square. the *Mittens'. intercourse had taken place. Ille thought R. W. Yates. Manchester. entton.twiat and weft-dealer, . , Alanchester. At.i it world he very than;erietts to leave out so itoportant a Nov. 4al, 21. Die. 19. at the Star Inn. Cornets, Messrs. Halstead and Ainsworth, Mum:tester :! statement, anal Messrs. Milne sad Parry. Temple. The Earl of LlVERPfloltlionTht wilt the Noble A. Wilkinson, Liverpool. wine-merchant. Dee. I. 8. 19. Earl that toe fart in eptesti o u was material and Amnia! at Re Neptune 1100. Literpool , Attornees. Messrs Rlarksteek and Rance. King's Bench Walks , Temple : and remain in the Preamble. Mr. Kewley, Liverpool. Lord KING anal Lord ELLF.NROROUtiII made 8. Trehmte. Exeter, silversmith. Nov. U.S. ilt. Dee. M. at some remar!o, which were perfectly inane:P.le. the New London Inn. Exeter. Attorneys. Mr. Bruttem, .-. . •f hr lineation was then put by the Clerk of the Old Broad-street. London; anti Mr. Stratton, Exeter. T. Norris, Risheiponne. Wiltshire. shot-miler, Nov. lA. llowie, and the words were ordered to remain. IG, Dee. 19. at the flack Horse Inn, New Stumm. Attar- The Clerk continued reading., until lie canto to the words whirls stated Bergau t i' s n ame w ith ou t th e ails, Mr. Dew. Snlisbay; rat.! Messrs. Milieu and Co. Middle Temple-lane. DIVIDF.NDS. " alias," when DIVII:ENDS. Y. V.. H. and J. Doilsod, Three Tam Coml. South- Earl 11111W.VENOR rose, awl said, Ile .411,1i04 , 1 be wart,. !up factors. io (I g uat ri tt_Nov. Is. It. Collett% Maid - glad to know npeen what information, public o r pri rl had tatinie this very i m p or t an t stone. ho-deuter. at Gaildhall-Nov. la. I'. Phillips, Breed- tete, the Nome Be street-hill, merchant, at 0101db:ill -Nor. IS. T. Lomas. White Horse Inn. Vetter - line- tavern - keepe r . at Guiiditatl. discovery respecting , hers:anti 4 exact muse. -Nov. IS. J. Harrison. Satithy. Lineoln• merchant. at the The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, that in answer to Markham Moor Inn, Nottiantitam-Niiv. 2S. T. unbeekthe wits:: observation of the Noble E a rl, h- had to its- Long-acre, coach-maker, at Guildhall-Dee. 10. C. Etans,...__ .. n, , that the information came from the iliilloasa qt e . a il d .o7 . l7te n t s trilcr of St. Caroline, which was in evidcnce. and Sir J. Jell', Gloucester. hankeT ro at .os. t . h t e ree K t. inf;: Inn. Gloat-suer-Dee. -1. P. Evans. street. merchant, at tionlaltiall-Dee. 11. W. Hooper. Ten---(A lavh.) Lord K I Nit said he was h arts ,' th e a li as b ai l b een re bury. Worcestershire. ma lister, at that Swan lun, Burford mast- Dee. 2, J. Ilaneoek, lim e hnuae-heile-stairs. Poplar. maker, at Onildhail-Non 11, J.Towns mil. Lualgate-street. from II .. - gatni's name. Perhaps th e N o bl e L or d s warehouseman. at kiail.l 4 a ll-1) " 0 - 16 - J. Wilson. Oldippolite. would nose en•icaviinr to remove it front the nroad-street. merchant. at tialldhall-see. I. 11. Illeavesaiames of Sacclii and Dettiont, what had several alias's Liverpool. merchant, at the ling Inn, Manche:e'er-N0v.17 ,r .... a 1 ?sienn to their ha•nes.- k .% tau el l .) J. Hornhv. Li verPool• mereitant• at Ike York hiotel. lA ' frP°° The Crass continued reading until be came to the -Nov 19. E. Neu. Bristll, banker, at the White Lion Inn. Bristol-Nos. tS. It. Bnekton. Jerasyn-street, St. Jaines's.vorela, " other respects," wh e n nut . workint-jewelter. Al G u ildhall-Nov.lS. R. R. Ward. Mai- laird ELLEN 1301t01 'OH said, he o bj ec t e d t o th e ,. lte ex p cession was indefint•te, anal h a il den-lane. Bnitle-leadse, mustard-manufaeturer. at Guild-cod s . T hall-Nov. It. F. Pollsouier, Ciirpnration-row, Clerkenwoll, ''' toted. distiller. at G aild:inil -Dec. 4. 11. Wil•oi and J. Lighttnot.'"" Nottinglinn, 11.1 ii i ./ 4. at th e Item Inn. Nottireham-Nov. The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, he felt ohliectl to Is. I t. t• ti n.. n and J. Prer4. Chraplitir• fhelOrS• at 41 "ildhallhe Noble Lone for having bronght this eitemast wiee -Dee. I. E. M. Carey. ll.i%vr;mel. merchant. at the George eider his attention. He should proceed to show their lan. Liverpool -Noy. 2(1 . T. and W. anti T. (Gardiner. t . Leicester and imndon, hosiers. at the White Hart Inn. Lei-otttlsitips the roga t i on ". w hi c h this fact hmi in his cester-Nay. ISt. C. Slosahrialge. Kensington• draper. atpinion been established. It was not Eated as a a ir- Guildhall-Now. :es. W. Ilitellon.St. Peter's-hill, 14 el,deb""e %4ln‘ialiCe leading to the proof of adalterv, hut as merehant. at Guildhall-Dec. 4. W. Mule, Worreon. and , R. Lockett. H e reford, commou carriers,. at the Star Ina. . 74 1 11 "atittF of the degrading. e , in d u .A. 1 . 1. 4 . rst point which he ronsidered as proved. was the Worcester. uErrririrATEs. Nnt. 2s. ircuinstance attending the masked hall at Naples the E. Cried). Be , : ingtnit. tionsersetstiire. elotLier -Wail of the year Iti I .1, or heyinnint of the Tear 1:sl 5. Parkes. Aston' Wharf. Ilirminttatia. egal-tleal".-.1 . S""st was proved that Il lre c . ili n i c 7 i l m H ip i a g i l , t ie n d ess by we h n e t r to e ii t , i i t tu at wetland. Br! -tol. iron-funnier- Gm J. ra% es. Nottingham. grocer-W. Stead anal .l, nams4len. tjnerrit-hill. V,fit , glirrall in a hi r ed cat ria cloth-manufacturers-J. Cook. Helmsley. Yorkshire, aseredain and lay Ilerz.totti, been a courier, and eltaut -P. Ittes4inn. Oath. jeweller. • the dm , * of a coarier. This alone, he con- P IRTNEWSIIIPS DISSOLVF:D. .. t mouldut it to their Lordsaips feeli ngs whe ired, warranted the st a t eme nt in - flue preamble. J. and T. Jones. Red-Lion-ttcert.l'lerlenwell.tolileminit --C. and P. W. Aniline. Camberwell. sarreuns -J. Kent' p anal E. Tonekins. Kentish-tows. bakers-J. P. Cats and Jacr, if one of their Lordships wives went with Cam. Sheffield. nanntitacttirers-J. A. 'gerund. t . %%liter I ' ,fir-,- dtatn I .wrinai,l :mil Intlrr its a Itackney-coach to would nol consider . r. sisal E. Fullford. Bell-yard , Carey-street. law-stationers -R t t h l e eTa ear, ir.). Anodtasi taler na it s n p i act t C. Pease. IL Harrison, J. K. Watson. 11, Pease. anal T. B e si l . e Ul r i aa an a l ) ti P o i n 'r . a_ 4 • Locke. Kineston-upoo-11•11. bsnka'r-J. Shackleton sod J. Priestman, Hotbed.. Yorkshire. cora-millers. .ularly observable, that at this period, there were _ _ ;era' persons of respectability in the suite of her A meeting took plat* on Saturday m morn i ng . a styal Highness wh o might h ave accopa nied her. Kensington Bevel Pits, between Lte„t. ('morning. Lad then in her service Si r Wm. Bell, Pr. Hot- W ls-n, of the Royal Scots, and a Mr. J--s. idfl. Lady Elia. Forbes, amt several other persons. ronsegnear e o f some offensive observations of the begged again to thank the Noble Lord for haying his M---i - rT• The Colonel was ntioned th e circtutwance. The Noble Earl then Mr. J.... , fi rs t a m yl from the min u t es th e e videnc e as t o th e mas k e d a vila n °t d tue'r t u li eij e rr b trw a r li catr l:as nthir enotetri ten et bl vet beenettrarted. In the sea at Naples. eonj exchange of shots, Colonel W-..'s ball reeA PERK inquired what was the name of the witness trateel the right side ofsir. 3. * h eti the scrum ", hose evidenve the Nuhir Earl :vas reading. 'he Eat' u:' LIVER POJL s-i,i, it wa s the evidence terfered, and the parties separated. --. herez !isn't Prem. of Demont.—(Cheers from the opposition.)-,-But as to the going to the hall, her evidence was con6rmed by that of Dr. Holland.—(Cheers from the Ministerial benches.)-.-And he would bere observe, that wirateett value their Lordships were disposed to place on the evidence of Demont, she had in.this particular beets confirmed. The same Peer said he would thank. the Noble Earl to read that part of Dr. Holland's evidence. The Noble Earl accordingly referred to the evilst.-e of Dr. Holland, respecting the masked bat! .at Naples. Dr. Holland said, " I was at the ball only a short ham. and I do not know wins went with her Rival llightse,s.' —(Cheers and laughter from the olmcosition.) tie (Lord Liverpool) had stated at the time, that it was only to the tact of going to the ball, Demont was • oil finned. lie slid not mean to say she had been e o s Armed as to the going with Itergami.—(l'heers ag.in.• But he would confidently affirm, t'lat she was cot con tradicted in those points, which were capable of eon heii, from the Ministerial side.) —He thought, that from this point alone, the gisageof the preamble had been supported. But :Jr conk state another circumstance, which, he be lieved, was nut disputed. Her Royal l!ighnesa had invited liergand to her table, while he was roil ricr, and in the livery of that situation. That proved by Demosit, and admitted by Hownatn. Ihe next fact was stronger than the last. It was in evi dence, that in the year 1%16, at Syracuse, the hi: tlt Jay of Bergami was celebeated with unit ersal rejoic ing. The ship was illuminated, and the Prin wahed on the deck, are,, in arm with Bergs amid Cm showings of the crew, of " Long live the Prin cess," " long live the Baron." If this was not de ll raolation, he knew not what could be called degradation. There was another celebration of Bee gausi's birth slay at the Villa d'Este, hut what lee would particularly call t!itir Lonlships attention was the theatrical exhibition at the Villa d'Este, in which her Royal Highness performed a renspicnons eliaraeter. When their Lordships considered thus rank and even the age of her Royal llighness, and coupled those circumstance', with the fact of her / A t li. liely performing before ±iPti persons, he could net but be convinced that their Lordships would be satisfied her conduct was degrading, offensive, and indecent. Ilere were screenl minor circumstances which he slionid omit, as well as the indecent fa is:- liarity which foamed a. distinct allegation, but upon the incvntrovertilde facts of the masked hall, the dining, and the birth-day, anti the circumstances attending those facts, the statement in the preamble was proved beyond all dispute. Lord ELLE\ HOW /1"till laid that his ohjertion s. sot to the facts tbewselvet, hat to the oxisessasions us other respects whirls would appeer to point at SOUPe other person than Itergausi. The Earl of LIVER Pt lOL then admitted the stren4 of the Noble Lord's objection, and said he ITIJS sells s . ; that the expression should be struck out. The Earl of CARNA RVIIN, n ith reference to the o! - serration of the Noble Earl respecting the Princes.. s perforsuancz at the Villa d'Este, said - he should h OA if the Noble Earl would inform bins from the. strength of hit political experience at what speeisi , age (for a.ze he had mentioned) a person was lit t.. take the part of an Automaton.—(.t laorgh.)— circumstances attensled to by the NuWe Earl led, i.s Isis opinion, to a di.lcrcut conclusion ; but if it slo.s!•I he the pleasure of their Lordships that this expresslo o of degradation should stand, he trusted other work would he introduced, so as to apply to I)emont, for one could deny that it it was degrading in lice Itoeul Ilighllesll to go to a Theatre aith Bergansi, it wa4 toi w o re s o to Co With I)P111011t. The Earl of DONOUtiIIMURE thought th e ex pre<sioti ouzlit to stand. Ile had altogether dismissed the eviilent eof Dement from hit mind, but 'OR ient hail lire!' admitted by the quern's own witmsses, to iiiabtaiti the preaushle. Lord REDESDALR defended the evidence of De. moot, and contended, that no effectual contradicti had been given to her general testimony. The Earl of LAUDERDALE contended that the words were essepti.-I to explain many material parts the case, and otqlst nut therefore to be struck out from the Lase. The Earl of DARLINGTON thought the testimony of Pcinont was utterly unworthy of credit, and ty it it ought to have been expunged from the minutes. Lord . :id, their Lordships ha.l n right to lay it down as a principle, that the evidence of Dumont should he throun overb..iard. The Earl of 119N111:IiH31111tE wished it to b • distinctly understood, that be had nerer expressed ass opinion, directly or it'd rattly, as to the degree of ere ill which was to be given to the testiwo:ly of 31a joeehi awl Dem mt. - he Lo d CIiANCELLOR said, that if an♦ Noble Lord had understood him to say, that the evidence of Alajocchi and Desesont ought to be thrown overboard. he hail entirely mistaken his meaning. What he ~ .114 eras, that it in any particular stage of her evidence, Moment had stand rife, ettnstances which their L .rd ships did not believe, they were still bound, aecalling to every principle of law and etinity, to hear her story too, and to consider how far the rest of her r..- timuny affected by that part which they dissre eked. There was another observation of his, upon which some couunents had been made. He had said that Bergatui himself might have been called as a wit ness, and he bad heard a Scotch opinion to the can fiery. It W4ll true that in a case before the court ea' Session, two gentlemen were called by the lady in or !er to prose her innocence, and it was decided in th. t Court that their evidence was inadmissible. An a; pea!, Ilia - ever, was broug..t in this House, and their Lordships over-ruled the decision of the Court of Ses sion, and directed the witnesses to be examined. T.l question, that die or.cinal orils stand part 'the clause, was put and agreed to. • Lord ELLE\ 1340HOCtiti tuure.l that the words " a.lulterons int: rc..urse - should he o.: i.ted, a% it tasald be injustice :u the o et it •;.51 in ;he f 2. t A . P T i . i t ) 4 i . 2 . . k 0 .-- ' ) i 1 . s 4 ), ... V 1 . II •,l= i 1 It . i : • i g 4 , r i , • • , 1 1 ik r I i . r . i . P 1 , . i 1 I i 1.. 1 1 I • 1 , i • / 4