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M:11M1.11 , O 0 ( „,-- .0.".?. . z . :‘,. . ,,ev -iiiimy,ffffinwwww - -ww2EffiNm- ------ - / , _ •_._ __. ..• ___ ..._ - '- i . .. 1 P • , • : • ...__.-- .___.... • ~ ...o.' •. • P ' - . _ ._ .... ~..—mmob-------. e - n -_ NUMBER 5572. LONDON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1820. , _ 711EATRIV•RnYAL, COVENT-GARDRN. This day is published, by Sir Richard Phillips and C o, riIHE NEXT of KIN (if any) of LAW. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY. Oct. 14, Bride.court, Bridge.street. THE RENCE JOHNSON, late belonging to the Mer v/ill be perforated the Monica! Romance eslkd ril H F JOUR N A L of VOYAGES and chant.4hip Columbus, dreewed, by applying to Mr. Owen, lIEN R 1 QUATRE ; • IL TRAVEIS, No. XX. price 3s. 6.1. contaising Gout.- No 3, Rell•yard, Dowtote Commons, owiy bear of wine. Or, PARIS IN THE OLDEN TIME. billon's Travels in Sicily sod to Mount &tau. in 1819. thing to their advantage. Henri, Mr Macready; Sully, Mr. Egerton; General The last Number contained Pestesier's Promenades in . IVAlromoist, Mr. Fawcett ; Eugene de Blum, Mr. C. Errable; and around Constantitwple, with many large and superb FIVE HOURS' DRIVE FROM BRIGHTON. b Frederick St. Leon, Mr. Abbott; O'Donuel, Mr. Connor; Engraving.. Fro 1,1. St/1.1.) by PRIVATE CONTIUCT. 110 Volume 111. just comp:o,rd, aw l th e two f ormer V o l umes , sirowl.B, Mr. Enwry; Gervais, Mr. Dorn.et ; Jireriww. / an ESTATE, intuit.. in • most picturesque and healthy 0 Mr. Lissom Florence St. Less, Miss Greene; Clotilde de c""ining thirty New Works of Voynies and Travels, sad country, commanding views of great extent, and compris- k Biros, Miss Beaumont ; Leeson, Miss Foote. nearly one Hundred Engraving., may be boded ail the Book.. Mg about 120 acre. of meadow, Feature. *sable, and wood. L After whirls a new Ballet. ..attest sellers, at 21s. each, handsomely half.bound. land, full of game; a Gentleman . wank-nee, enabooginsed h LE MARCHAND IYESCLAVES. in reneemeal, although withie 300 yards of sloe high Brigls- VERY Capital — Furry Tie v lipt—E.,, P rize To conclude with a Piece, in one act, culled IC must be drawn 15th October. NEXT WEDNESDAY. tote road lean Londn, with all offices, and farm-buildings, Is PF.RSONATION. The wheel contains Two of 20.000/., Two of 1,000/., Twn on the must Improved and ecosiontoral principles, the land Lord Henry, Mr. A hhott ; Lady Julia, Mrs. C. Getable . o f 5 001 ., & r. & r. a ll Sterling Money . All next Wednesday, in high cultivation, combining the advontairs of private ti rwidence on a Inns! salubrious soil, the profits and amuse. o On Theeday, Virginiu., or The Liberation of Rome—the the Last and only Day. mews of agriculture with the opens of the field., and run. Ballet Le Marchaud,l'E•etaves—and T im . Th um b I k e G efs t. Iladrawn 'Tickets and Shares are selling by J. awl J. staid opportunity of conveyasice to Logsdon soul Brightou. II SIVEWRIGHT, 37, Cortibill; 11, Holborn; 38, Hay• LAST NIGHT OF THE COMPANY'S PERFORMINGAppIy, .t. id, to Mr. She,. Landed Estate, Clerical, tr market; awl 141, Oxford-street ; who sold in the Lottery 1 IN THIS THEATRE. joist finidted, 135, in dt Shares, 20,0001.; 3,636, in 12 and House Agent, 41, Smilkaaapton-row. 'o • II THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. :0w.... 2n,nont. ; R... 1 in the preceding Lottery, 9,414. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Oct. 14, 1 20.60 0 1. ; 12,313, 10 , 0001., w ai l magoi miser. Capitals o f t • INGER. at Eight-psliCe per Pound, sold by will 6...unissed the Tragedy of SoOt,:foof ice. 113 r Joing JONES and CO., 222, Piccadilly ; who in. 0 KING L.EAR. . ...—._—,_ - form Shopk.epero Makers of Gluier Wine. Pickles, Pre. King Lear (first time;, 51ILLARD'S IMPERIAL CLOTH, serves. kr. Ike. bit they sell the alcove ii, Packet. of One n Mr. Terry ; Duke of Borgandr . By Isis Majesty's Letters Patent, Nam! and up tester, Mr. Younger; Edgar, by a Gentleman (hie 2 , 1 al' wards. Mr. Hammond; Earl of Kent, Mr. Williams; Earl of Ginn- FOR THE EAST AND WEST INDIES, THE J. JONES and CO. sell all other descriptions of Spices s' - t „. nennee on ' hi, ~,,g , „); Edmond, Mr. B d; Oswald, CONTINENT, Stc. at very low prices; also goad strong Illostard, at 841. pm Mr Russell. Regan, Miss Leith; Goneril, Mrs. 1)alion ; I M ILIA RI) respectfully inform. the Nohi.. pund: Pickle., Is. per jar, the jar insludell; Essence of b Anchovies, Is. 2,1. per hassle; Soy, Is. dd. per ditto, or 3.. h Cordele', by a Young Lady . lier fourth appearance on this • •• lib and Families going or nattering from abroad, Sag.'. his 151 PERIA I. CLOTH, peculiarly desirable to wear in per quart bottle; Fine Arrow Root, 30. 4,1. per pound. 4 Hotel Keepers and Families will find thin the cheapest Ii After which, the Fern of I the Fast and West Indies (superseding the too reducing Warehouse in London for articles in general Family use, 0 FORTUNE'S FROLIC. I wear of fl twirl there ' , soul in the Cold Climates, and for particularly the above articles; as well as small Hams, at h R..bin Rongbbend. Mr. (bilberry; peseta, me William.; 1 1 its ecquoniy. i.Sold.stainpril wills his Name, du . ..exclusively Frank, Mr. Coveoey ; Rattle, Mr. Barnard. Miss Nancy, at his WHOLESALE and RETAIL EAST INDIA ad. per pound; Third and Pickled large Ness's Tongues, at li Mis. Leicli; Dolly, Mrs. Baker. ■ wid FOREIGN and BRITISH WAREHOUSE, No. 16, de. 6d. each; and Butter, of a superior quality to any other that is sold, at Is. per pound. w The Doors to Ise opeeed at Ilialtpard Six (Aloft.. and the CH EA PSI DE, in entire Cases, for Egyprtati ..... and by ,he Perferniance to Aegis at Seven. Piece of 26 to 52 yard ., and in wide widths fur Sheeting , at NEXT WEDNESDAY, THE. LAST Ali D ON L Y" DAY, 7' 18.1-2..-2 s. 6.1. per yard, &r. This day was published, its One Vulvae 12ao. price 6.. .1. 51. respectfully informs Families forming E.tahlish. WHEN 11 Innards, or 6s. 651. boned. meats on their arrival, or having Commissions, selatione TWO Prizes of .... €20.000 Sterling Money . it A N TINTOIIICAL EPITOME of the OLD may he made from the turned rich variety of every kind and NEW TESTAMENTS; in which the events are of Family Linens, Foreign and British Ihsnask Table TWO Prizes of .. . 1,0011 Sterling M o ray TWO Prizes 0f.... 500 Sterling Mey It Ctoritals, with every other Prize a rr anged according to Chuniological Order. tiara. choice Irish Linen. in 7.8 and 4.4, curious India Arid various minor Hours NE , on' will he By A MEMBER of the CHURCH •.f ENGLAND. and Briti.h Muslin., for Ladire wear and Gentlemen's all Drawn in Six ow WEDNESDAY XT Printed for G. and W. IL Whittaker, 13, Ave-Maria-lane. Neckcloth., India Long ('husks awl Cosines. French Cam. which Day the Lottery will eutirely Suish. e I --- - - SELECTIONS FROM THE GREEK POETS.— brie., Russia and other film Sheeting., India Shawls, awl curious British Cashmere, in long and square, peculiar lll5ll, Contractor fur the present Lottery. " IL is submit. 10 his best Friends, the Public, the above ti ilia doe were publi.heshi• Iltro. mire 101.6 d. bawds, to the Hoop. ; unique Printed Cambric. , and Bettina., Stale of the Wheel, remi.diug them that Ow Day more Tti i7XcEIII) r GA e POETIS RA:CIS. its Ustim Deers and Jamey* Lhiutze., Ser is taekers ' &r. wills the will conclude the Lottery. A few Ti c kets and Share., war- .4 Stadiums JOIMIIIIIii; cum Nutis Phdolegicis. Edi- / arrest fwhionable Article., for Evening and Morning Drew, ' ranted 'indrawn, are on Sale at his Office., 4, Cornhill, and 1 dot M. BODG E, A.M.—Pars Prima. at fixed prices, from which no deviation is made ; and those 9, Marini cross ; and by all hi. Agents in the Conlitry. Printed for G. and IV B. Whittaker, 13, Ave•Alarishose. Article. selected by the Piece, or slimy, at the Wholesale ••• No. 3,615, a Psis, of 10,0001. iu the present Lot- I , Of whoa may be had, p, ice. Drawing sod Doting-room Furniture*, Moreens, kie, l eery, was Suld by BISH !! Euripidis Ileceha, Orestes, Plow:W.4e et Medea, Qua. Iwo ex Euripidis Trawethis, ad Mies: issamsect Snores, - . vonerilloNC, it None itistruciar. &light Ricardes Pursue, THE REVENUE. i A.ll. Edilio ritrrectior, cui Ire, Indicts accedoot. la Sr.. 1 --. 0 0. price 16g. boards. AItsTRAcT of the Mr Pnonrcr 9f die REFENT.6 y' GREAT 13tur.flY, in the Yews ended 10th Octaer, 1819, ma I I The following Plays may be bad, ecparately : I'ORSON'S El7lll PI DISH EC U BA, filvo. price 4s. sewed. 101 k October, 1820, distingui,Virg the Quarters; and also the Total Produce of the Consolidated Fund, the Annual e ----. ORESTES, 3s. Duties. and Win Taxes; as also Ilse Total Produce of the Customs and Ext4se. PIIfENISS.,E, 3s. -------- SIEDEA, 3.. cliuncinvAit DEN'S AND OVERSEEICS GUIDE, WITH NEW VESTRY A(T. REVENUE.distlit- 1 pOshing the Cowl Quarters ended. ,Yearendec; mandated Fund. the S i b Jan. sth April, al. July. 10 1 819. I inth Oct. sth Jan. 15th ( . 1 5 " n a ti t h e r stfhndJefully, 1 i a I e Yearended I 1 10th Oct. loth Oct. This day is published, price 6 .. Ad• welled, a new and cur. Annudllutinodil tom. tato. 1819. 1819. i 1819. 1820 . 1 ley) , . i . 1820. 16%). 1820. I I the War lama. —w-- recur, Edina, Of a te ee _ , . T HE CHU lICII W A RI) I EN'S and OVER- coshileas....... Lsok . 1 1=5,1 7 71 1,346.13 t, 5.807,331) 1.958,855 1.878,02 014,1 1,107,921 5.789.900 , , REEK'S GUIDE sad IHREC TOR, written and ar- Excise - 4.324557 4.704,195 4.919,207 19,135.802 5.746.5 .! 5,165,661 6.403,687 8.852.987 W.781..696 I ranged fur the Use of Pariah Officers, and others desires' Stamps 1,510,5 - 1,570.757 1,514,723, 1,575,437 8.211,449 1.499.. 5 ' 1.431214 j 1,581,44 1.5(11.W. 6,111482 ..( acquiring Parochial I ufw unit iuu ,• on an entire new S. l'mt-O ffi ce 3l 3.55. 367,00n1 375 , 1.416,011. 378.00( 3011061 57' 1,407,186 ' tem, in whirl. *eery branch of Pariah Business, sad other A " ev44 . 1 Tax " 2,41CK5.77 8 15.246 2,257,96 1 791,448 6,17H.4X', 2,501.87 1475,711 , .' 2.. ''' 760.576 6.279.547 • I.and lazes. 405, 1 1. 148 444.7 r 196,177 1.199.7361 442.07 149.4(88 440.7 174.522 1,W7.650 mailers relating thereto, •nd the various Duties of' Pariah .. Ntiarellaneous 1371.381 7124' 6'2,7 ' 77.6:81 3418,0:41 180.787 48,801 59,24 71,642 360,558 p Officers, arc fainileuly and minutely explained. Unappropriated War 11y J. ASHDOWN r„ Duties I 44.7 " 95.797 39.461 19. .. 199,245 11.491 11.544'. 5,317 14.314 39,668 slrlo kr* of the Ilunoureble Soctety of Lim-spite...lan. I —► Third Editiow; to which are added, awful Extract. from Total Consolidatedi i i the late Vestry Act. Fund 111,384.444 9,124,3 8 e 10,745,9 9,332,287 40.217,113 , 12,519,1101 9.880.014 . 1 11,630494 10,938,166 44,968,705 S Primed for 0. and W. B. Whinak.r, 13, Ave-Maria-lase. Hereditary Reseuusi Of alum may he haul, by the same Author, Excise .....C39.32•2i I . I " , ..........., ............ ........ «•••• THE. PARISH OEFICEICS NEW ALPHABETICAL P BBB- Oirwe 58 ' 81 1 I t R FAHST ER ; shrilling the •Naint s of Paupers receiviug oc. Total 9,112,2117 40,587,113112,519.931 9,958.149111410,594 10.958.168141046,840 'll 11.84.4iP7 1 ---- ‘ 124,3111° ' 745 ' cipional or p, nom. eel PAlOCliiill Relief, whether residing in —.--... --- lierir (mu l'Arn.l.rs or elsewhere; Pay off Hills. FsTABI.ISIIED FRENCII SCHOOL ROOKS, Customs 934.555 4.54,010 909.588 1,407. . 3,6115,4901 273.018 82,291 1,038,074 1,362.7% 10 ) 2,956,145 Published by G. and W. H. WHITTAKER, 13, Ave- };,,c~e Maria-lasie. ' Pensions, &c. I. F ABLES AMUSAN I'ES. avec title Table --- .— ...... !---, _ gents:lie at pal ticalid.c des Molt, CI lour Sigaifica- Total A BB6Bl Du . 1.23 4 - 651 516.837 1.027,667 4.513.41 345,397 52,2911 1.039,074 1,675,512 1.1 41 , 294 h —' non rn Angloie, ...lon fOralre des Fables, your eu undue permanent and An. l ----- "•. ----- • --, , w la 'Traduatiou pins facile ii ritolier. nail Duties. 1 12.619,173 9.641.219.11,773.617 10.806.57 44.900,331 t 12.465.. 10.040,440112,668,668 12.613,698 1 48,188,154 E By JOHN PERRIN. _ I , —.l—•-•.-- . The Sixteenth Edition, price 2,6.1. hound. War Taxes ii 2. A GRAMSI4 It of the FRENCH 1 ONGUE, grounded E er y.. - upon the Decisions of the French Ainethqiiy. By John Per- I'ruperty rim. The Sixteenth Edition, easefully seised , by C. Gnat, --.—.---,-- — Total V/ ar Taxes-- 824.99,4 936.494 969.974 508,276; 3.219.742 630,805 671 616,922 586,264 1 2,495.541 " price Is bound. J. EXERCISES, ENTERTAINING and INSTRUC TIVE, with Rules of the Eseark Syntax. By John Perna. Toil Rev enues dis. tin t ruishing the Co n-1 I 0 II The Twelfth &Wiwi. revised and co, reeled ligietably to the woidgite , d F „ nd. the I • Author's G, manor, by C. Gros, prier 34. 6,1. bourad.—A Key Annual !Jan....and I w to the above Exerriers, by C. Gros, price 3.. bound. War Taxes. 11444.175 10.577,713 12.643.391 11.454,796 1 48.120,273. 13,466,1= 10.711,720 , 13. 13.109.982 50.681475 4. ELEMENTS of FRENCH CONVEILSATION, with ---..--------.-- .___....._ ll Familiar mail Easy Dialogue• each precede-I by a switable Reventwahlainetash- II Vocabulary, in Fronds laud English. By John Perris. The ing the Customs a Tweniy• first &Lions, revisal awl c ..... ted 1.1 C. Gros, price .Produce of 0 and Exci.e. • . . la. Q. Isolnil. Iota! as parti• f b tirally cuttitig4it.l. wills Flannia 4861 Pralnaiiaary Otam f • 1 , 5. The FRENCH VERBS, Regular sal Irregular, alpha- Customs cularitad above-- 465,2, 664 2,119.3.11), 2444 2.753,167 0.564.820,^.231.873 1,960.703 1.911 0 2,470,683 , 8,746,105 1 Total Produce of Ex- i e .ations, in a 161.11 F, pima, and easy Infilaull.f. By John Pwrist„,,„ as i ntu 6,V,8,040 5,377,878 1 5,1192.27( 5,674,687 212.882,57: , 6,459,7 , 45 5,876,335 8,620,1109 7,552,021' 26,468,508 n ' pyre 1.. Gd. Likewise, the p4rlivilar and Coestaicli *Terme. s tam p., p os t-mi re I ti , oation• of all the Freucii Verbs, engraved YU ail wagons page. AlbSeViCtt eroperty. , a By Jobs Perrin mice 6.1. ami Land Taus. 6LA BON NEI MERE; contestant de petite. Pierer 31i,cellaiirotis. and i V 4 Dnimetigises prectdies cliacune de la a. siutssum, ~,t * We n .. Unappropriated c H Dune. and Pen. a 0., Traits de IA memoir , _ • iSIQII xis et de. Anecdotes sal te. a Clare hi Isonase Mere et seeder: Filler; aver nuns. &e. as ditto- 4,740.469 5.090,485 4,706.88 3.026.94 W 15,55447, * 4,214,717 24174.7 4,722.131 2,977,238 15.448.862 u. ..---- !'usage d e la jeUtirloN q C. Par M. Penna. l'he Fourth &linos., -peon, Revenue. di._ sevis. d awl unmoral, pr.ce 3.. 61. bound. t i ngt fi s hi ng t h e Caw 1 I e ii 7. ARKEGE DE utitsToitte DE FRANCE DE- most 3,amd Excise.... 13,444,171 10 577,717 12,613.591 11,454,796 48,120,273: I 4G6,1 10,711,790 13,2115.200, 13,199,962 50,683,475 li PU IS L'ESTA OLligH RENT LIE LA 31ONAIRCHIE, Deduct he Receipt 1 I . I ig 'pia cos jeer.. In M. Des Cwt.:res. 12,00. price i upon Property and ( do. 61. bound. Lnaupr. priated ' 1 1 BAu INTRODUCTION to FRENCH GRAMMAR • W ar paUra•••••-- 4-, r 95.797 39.461 19.252 199.9twi, 11.491 8,544, 5.317. 14.314 30.660 a .----, . particularly adapted for those that are ma yet aupwinted , —---, al Revenue, l- -t ..- -- . .-...th the auditoria. of Gruesome; and calculated to teeth Tot - cludoe of 1 ,,,,, 0 ;„ 0 ex- . i . i I i .1, to 1.-gianers the study of the irst mosseiples Id the an du nuppent - XiA i 1 Louth Tougae. By D. St. lauciatin v ILA. Thud Edition, w a r Dudes, 13,18 9 .777' 10,481,916,12,804.1 X 11.435.544 47.930.367 13,41114,642 1 10.703.346113,280,273 13,183.648 50.043.909 .puce 2* 6 0 1. halt houusf. 1 1 - I 1 1 Pry ( ••1.1 THE -QUEEN': TRIAL. HOUSE OP LORDS, FaipAv. OCT. 13. 11se lord Chancellor entereJ the House a few muffles before ten o'clock. The l'4rl of Ifluderdaie mid, some observations cub respect to having Lieutenant Museum's diploma of has kniglok o od of the Order of St. Caroline produced. His Lordship also added some lemasks fin the necessity of up. 's hag the tvisfdowa which mooted moth merriment. The Bari of Llverp,ol observed, that it would he better to open the *indoor ua the smith side. The Lord Chancellor mill, that with respect to the (Erec tion of the wind, that aide. (the east) 11, VIIIICII hr palliate' must be considered the south —(A farad;. Two Peers in the gallery p o i n t e d to Ow end opposite the throne, where three are no windows, as the side which ought to have the eriadows op►aed aecureling GI the flireeriuurven. The side to w►irk the Nimble Petra pointed happcning to be t►e math. laustliter wee much panelled- TLis lssooreses diatomic's' ended by upenfug the window, rie" the aids mearest to Westminster Abbey. Guiseppellarnlini Wes then put to the bar, and his eminei. natio,' remised by Mr. Williams. You told us yesterday that you were engaged as a builder at the Villa d'Este Yes, as head-master. Now ask hint if he was paid as the work went ou, or if a bill was run up? Before her Royal Mighefeas set out for her journey into Turkey, I was paid regularly. After her depollute we mitered into contract for 75,000 byres. I con tinued to work node/ the direction of Haiti, the architect, wles mule me do several other thiags—more wink; after he had made tee do more work, the sum siounatcd to 145,500 litres. Now ask him if he saw Ra•ttili wben that sum of motley was owing to him Yes. Do you remember ally mention being mule by Raslelli to. you of that sum of gouty' He asked use what was my cies alit against the P. Meese, and I answered that, besoles &flues. iug that which I bad received, it amounted to 145,500 livers. Now ask him if any thing was said about the manner of getting paid There was. State what it was The Solicstor•General asked if this could be received in evidence' The lord Chancellor said, that if the discourse was one in whirls Rast►lli had offered the »Assets money Su give his testimony, Ram,lli having denied that, the s visitor, was in the nature of a coatradicti ~,, , ■nd must he received. The Sulk' -General thought that Russell; should first have been examsued with 'laurel to the conveisat ion. The Lord Chancellor said that was ccs wilily the rule of law. The S.ilieitne.General put it to his Lordship if a witnese would not be placed in an h.izaribins mealtime if evidence were to he admitted •gainst lion arising nut of a converse. lion concerning which that first witness bad nut been examined, although if he hail been examined he might have been able perfectly to L. explained. He thought 'nothing could lie more deuterons than the course about in be adopt. ed. The evidence was printed hero, then sent over to Italy, and being there reed, persons who had been in cosiversal . with the parties examined Isere might easily recollect tliiise ccccc !satins; which might, by the proposed mode, be turned moat unfairly against the tuetimony already given. Mr. Williams conceived that this was merely a mode of giving evidence of a fact ; there was nothing uukwatil in the circumelawcie except the offer etrecle Mil beta mode of money to the witness to induce him to give e•iilrise e against the Queen. The Lord Chancellor was of opinion that Mr. Wi would du better to ask him first if Nemeth hail uttered hien any money. Now ask him if Raid(lli suggested any mode by which Payment was to be 'simile to him of bi■ account ? This was objected to. The Lord Chancellor said, that the hest way would he to ask him at once if any money had been uflired to him to give his evidenre. Mr. Williams presumed he might ask if any money, or twooey's worth, had been offered The Lead Chancellor—Certainly; money or money's worsts. The Rail of Lauderdale made some objection, to which the Lard Chancellor replied. The ivies • was then lout, Do von recollect Rastelli offeriiaz sou any money or advantage'— The Counsel was again interrupted, and by the advice of the Lord Chancellor the question was put thus:— Did Rastelli r you any money? Ile said that if my account lout not been liquidated , I gas to give it to him said he would bbbbb rise to see it paid. What was the witness to du fur that; what did Rastelli say! He told me to give my account to him; there were Englishmen at Milau, and they would see me paid. Did Rastelli say, at the saiii.• time, what y o u were to do in order to get your WI paid He told use if I had any thing to any against her Royal Bighorns ' a s I had been ass long a tittle in her as rvice), to tell it to him, and be would endeavour to get me !mid. At that time of which you have been speaking, or at any other time, hail you any further couversation about what Rastelli was to do The Sulurtior-General submittrul that the question ought not to 1w put, as the answer could not be evidence. Mr. Williams referred their Lordships to due answer which Metelli had riven, tut heiug asked if he was nut agent to the Milan Commission ; he haul replied that he was employed as a courier. He contended that was evidence out of Hu tu-Iles own mouth of a denial of bis agency for the Milan Commission. The evidence he was about to offer to their Lordships@ went to chew, that Ramielli bad been entirely en cased itt raising up evidence fur the purposes of shut Com mission. From his own declarations he ass about to show that he bad applied to other persons to give evidence against her Majesty. respecting whom lie had staled. to the present Wlillll.l hr had offered them PtISPIR of money to pro cure their attendance, and that he humbly submitted was admissible evidence. At pages 226, 434, and 411 of the M tussles would le tumid facts that Hastelli had been employed in se nding or taking witnesses for the Milan Cunitnis to he examined; so that the fact of his collecting witnesses was distinctly brought home. He admitted that in the Courts below, it was first necessary to establish the agency berme ufferiag may evidence to affect the principal—bust ill those Cousris.there were always two parties, to use of whom the acts of the agent might be referred. The Lord Chancellor asked if the witness (who bad nut withdrawn) understood English His Lordship was informed that the witness did Gel un derstand a word of the language. ..... 8 Au INTRODUCTION to FRENCH GRAMMAR ; particolarly ailapttil fur timer that are rut yet acq...itiatell ..h the Ruilineuta of GrlniPir ; and calcuisteil to feed - t /begiaucra the moldy of the Grit posuciple. at tile I'.. itch Tilagoe. fly D. Si. Questits, Third billion, poet the 61. Itairh..unst. 9 A NEW GRAMMAR of the rRENCII LAN GUAGE. fly L. St. Queuthe, M A. T4ud &Josue., place 4. 64. bound. Mr. Williams resumed and said, that here the minloxv of Courts of Law entirely failed, for there was too ostensible party. Their Lordships would be artiog on very unsatisfac tory and narrow grounds, if they re•je•cted evidence which weal to let them into the knowledge of the usaimer in which the w it *ewes were knowledge so very msterisl when their Lordships came to estimate the crrelit of those witnesses. When they came to cousider conflicting evidence, the want ''ist 1181 ostewsible ening t was a great ilissovantagr. • The Milnn Commission was tin party, and his Learned Friend+, the Attorney and Auliritor.General, were only the shadows of opposition; the substance was somewhere else. Now, the waist of that adverse party was au injury to her Majesty the Queen, and it would be a great addition lo that injury if his Learned Friends were In he permitted to turn sward sad say, you have nut traced these (bingo to any party MC 'be woe. 10. NEW DIALOGUES, in rework moil Lot;limb; with feuilliar I:Lwers; , Sous or a variety of Subj• els. By W. Kemal. M A price 3s. Emus! 11. INSTRUCTEVIt FKANCOIS, iu Frerseh and Emir hob ; natesoled to simplify, by a Progressive Series of Easy and Familiar 'Atreus, the Prunisuciatusw, skc. of that Lan guage. By W. Kte t tslll, M.A. Pries 2s. list. bound. 12. LA MEN FREE DE VACANCES; site, Present aux Jersey Demoiselles. Par Marie A. Le Nuir, Auteur ilea Greversatiens sl'Ernestitsw," lsc. beams* Edstiou, 12usu. -e Its. burssid. 13. MODERN FRENCH CONVERSATION; contaiu. Mg new esq Dislogsto, of Carts, Bill., Receipts, sod Cummersial Lativis, t.O various Subic( ts, its Fleur+ and English, for the ti.e of Schools au! Travellers. By J. blisernis, Professes's ilw Liugue Francois's. Secutul Edition, pricy 38.04. hound. ••• A Complete School Catalogue gratis. Mr. Brougham aid they had already tendered evidence to camtradiet ore past ufßastelles testimony, which their Lord. ships had been pleased to admit. 'Mere was member part —Rastelli had undertaken to negative, in terms, his em ployment or agency by the Milan Commission, and he (Mr. Brougham) would allow, that it they (the Queen's Counsel) ° - ••• 1.1 1 ;: o ; • • • • r k\ iti la tt ) _ .k tag_ _ — Piilce id. had knows that Itlt.lh es. to hr eal:e.l„ then the, et,2 l .' awl %boob , hare been ernes to hare pnt the • ytti 11,1.1 a eonteesatoil with A 11. er C. 11) • hich. tarrorillae to the •erintesO. of lii I.e fused rebe....• on She other side, world hare eolith,' !him in pet fint.liOn how übjeeled lo; bet irn,rsot or they si• P of Itastelli being to be called, it nisi $10!...r010e et,o PIRIC to hint the oantesol She per,oris who wt.e to sr...tr.,' Z them. (to :mother issuasol Sits hod an sneoußoveruble rig' I to girt Sn swoletore the ilealuszr soil ageuey of Kastelli. I • bad In his ,rues-ezamoitson let out enough of alley" for th, Milan Consaussion, as well as by the flattest!, • Kagazzior.t, to retitle them to go into Mose dasher. 1 his own cnres-teetatinalino. he atlthittril that _he _124..1 linld owe • Howse that his expense* should be paid. Tiwa he says he is only • coulter ; but persuading persona lea go awl give evidence seas not any part of the functions of a courier. He rout., nut agree wish his Lamest Friet.l that the Milan Commission was • shade only, and weld is, t r.deu hold his Learned Frteissla, Om Attorney and Solicitor- General, to be steroid of sobstansw; they had out found thew so its the ellars.• chat pron. ding. He reniecoded that th• lied a mkt lu site* the agency of Rasp* f. r tire Mill, Conaisoon, stud the evidence they would teller would le.- in contradiction to the merwer to the hest question put to low The butecitste.Gesend es/mended, that ou milker of to • poet oils at at ed by hes Learued pi...4,0.w the evidence nu w uttered be adneitteal. They coutesuled, that at they could prudisee evidence to prose certain declarations of Rastelli, strewing his •geney for the Milan Commiaston, that would be a costradietion of that es assess ; but at was uot ; fur he Mad admitted that iu a certain May lit ems a.. agent. The sweonel futandation on which they rested had stall less grounds; for if the Mile,. Consintratient was a party to the present proceeding, and if Hantelli had per formed certain acts of agency, they must still prove that he acted as agent under authority of the Milan Cuaamlanou He would go still further, for if Randle bad the withered. of that Commission, still it was not competent for Li- Learned Friend* Its offer the evidence they contended fur, unless they had sistestioned Itastilli on tie subject . f the declarations which lee was alter. Jto have mad H.. Learned Fueled, lead talked of want of tame, but they had named their own lame; they had evety instulgeme from the House which his learsed triends had rsquired on the part of the illustriuses Person t h ey represented. H. would out attempt to retattlelle the datlerttice between ii. arguments of his Learned Friend (Mr. Brougham, and h.. other Learued Friend ; accupling to one the Milan Com mission was PO party, whilst the other he'll that it was ; but though he left it to themselves to recueseile that diderente sat opmisinst, he thought, its defereoce to their Lordships, they ought to have been agised upon it before ofstCog their ar gamest's. Mr. Brougham begged to explain, that he bad not com plained of want of time for preparing her ht. jesty's defeact bust the state of igumance they were in, and the want of time previous to the examination of witnerres. Lord Erskine said, that if it were proved that Rasta Ili m ternieibllest (he would not restrict IWO. It to his actual eon ployinent by them), but if hr itstermeddl.d at all in the pro creators of the Milan Commission, at was his oputiou that all which he SO did I.lkiiil.l to• minutely inquired into. Ile thonght, therefore, that they ought to allow the examination to pioceed, mid he raped on their Lordship* to do so, nut in the mere exercise of the privileges of Parliament, but becau-e be thought it fully authorised by the nature of the pluceeeling. lie woulel say that h., for one, lamented that in this stage of the cause their Lortlehips were still left sio nisch is the &when to the proceedings of that Milan Commission. lie eussleento el tlw h.i of hi. Maj e sty's they spine , 'tended any thing in the rouduct of her Majesty which required the interference .•r Government, had miapted • cuuase so ill calculated for the purpu reofjostige. No means hail been furni•hed of cuss.. ill.: witnesses; all the necessary 1111"mm:dime on that head the y ought to have ob tained front Cooke and Powell , sod the other members of the Commis . With wipe( oto the person of the name of Baste Ili, wha app. arra to have been etnployeel by the NI dell Commission, they had bad no twins tunity of truss-examin ing him a. 50 has (011d1,11 in the business, but nom the aneweis which he him-. If give. lie runerived their Lurd rbips only do sue of two things—either they allow what hail laces asked at the Bar, or they should has, Basle-11i and Major-ch. called hack again, and • them tie this point, fur the porpoise of leaving the way to this exam'. nat —us they might let the emansination now go tan, awl call them up to roamed it afterwards. It had 'wen sari that no agency had !seen proved, bit he wepold ask any tie their Lordships whether agency had not been allowed — .e Sher the t corrupt agency had um appeared all Ilse mode of procuring the wittier..., to proceed to Milos. .7 Anil could any Noble laird say that he aid out feel sirsaa eroutol• to fe:r that thee agency had extended much far ther than yet appeared? tie felt that be could not consistently with Ili.' sense of justice give a vote on this Bill without some further information than he now pisercsse.l ow this particu lar subject. Sonsirliing bad been said of she evil of protract. ing an military of this nature, of the inconvenience awl danger of thus protraction of time, which had gained groused its causes of late years; he considered it • great evil break ing in upon the wade entistitotion of this etesouliy. It mut fur their Lordships to say hue the information was to be got at, but he would say, that some way or Other ' they must know • of the subject of tire peurredingsot the Comniissiou than they now did, before they could jastly decide this case. Tile Earl of Liverpool rose, not fur the purywne of saying what comae he thought wool., be the wisest fur their Land ships to pursue, hot with respect to the Milan Commission, or the gentlesnets composing it, he could only say, that at whatever tune their laiselshipe might think the most proper for the purpose, he could aesure than he was quite wilting that it should he canonised into. The Lord Chancellor said, that he could not conceive that any Member of that House could feel, tattr what bad pass ed, tied it was not consistent ‘111:1 j ustice Vett the pa seit• compus:ug what wus called the Milan Commissiots should net Ivise an opportunity of justifyiug their conduct. He did 1101 til:lik It cnustite,.t with but ditty to give his opt. 111911 on any evidence which ►heir Lordships hail hitherto heard ; it was for their Lordships thetas. IV. II to jailer at it , and it would be 'arouse:tent with what he cauterised to lie leis duly to give au, character of ally of the seer who had beet' examined. With respect to the linnet mote under consideration, it did nut foliate, because au answtr mot .d nothing, that the quest was out teßnlly p. rfect. Fur fastener, an agent might [masked if he had ufas ed any peplos m •y tu becomes witness; if be said Yll., that did out prove it to be the act of the principal. If he denied it, sad it were afterwards preterit that be had dune it, still that would not wear it to have been tie act of his peiscipal. But al. though 1111 act would thereby be posed mintiest the pfl.l_ cipal, unite. it wire proved to have been (line by bus aothe. rity, yet if au agent said he had not done that witch it was afterwards pitived lie bail dune, it would be tie duty albeit. Lordships, as the junco in this rate, to t%11111,11! .1051 sea upulously all that such a witres• had sail e.t other points, In cause he had wk. n falsely on t. The Noble mid Lemont Loril these Wetted their Lordships to oriole, passages ill the evidence of Hastelli, which b e read. and contet.ded, from his gnawers to questions that were dui to him, in winch the 63slau Commission was meetioued, that he must have le•en folly aware of the ix entice of such a Commirsiou lie also thought it spine cleat, if tither answers, that he had acted as an aerial tu the Commission. As to what be did or did Not, when acting Its that esp•c:ty, th e que s t ion no w wa:/, what the 11111011 vi r t•IdeltM•110•111 with respect to their examining 16e present witness eat that main. He thought that in this particular ease, PO mat lt evidence of that salwr•e having Alreody been given, their Lord.hips would act must wisely lu alluwius tile ques►iou to be pat. The Earl of Caruarvos thought they ought tint INCOME aid CHARGE en the CONSOLIDA INCOME. Custuws _ £11.107.9:11 g. 5.514987 Stamp.. ....... Post iNlice ........... - 37/000 70‘i76 swasell Fairs ............. ........ .... 174.522 Land 'raw% ....... ......... 71.61111 31i•a•ellaaeotic Caal.proprkucti War Duties ‘10.9311,11E To be brought from iiuppliei, being the amount hisued out of the Ciiniolidutini Fund ur Ireland tur Pub* 1110,210 • Servicea in the July Quarter, 1850. Total Income ..X11,110386 "ED FUND is the Ciperter elided 104 Oetaer.lB2o. L CHARGE. Exchequer An mines -- South Sea Company Bunk on their Capital .............»....«....»........... Dividends .......... National Civil I.i.t Pension.. Invprrial Annuities this' Charges ............ 0000000 ........•••••.... ........... "14749 155.436 179.10 5.995.769 3443,848 212.500 93,220 arm 105.160 Taal alsrlic----....—.. asso.ouo Surplus ............. ...... ...—. 3400.396 £1 1,128,586 Defirkorr et Sth July, 1990. made good by an iiatico bilk charged on the Growing Produce of the Con- 9,273,7 M aolidated Fund of the October Quarter Deduct Surplus stated above. 1,308,386 Deficiency to be made good by an issue of new Bills ... 41,9651320 . - ' r i go. ••••• si ~ I 1 S I J 1 1