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This day are published, pries 7s. in boards, with s • Frontispiece, ENGLISH STORIES, Second Scrip'. in cluding the n riod between the Accession of Henri the Third, and the Death of Henry the Sixth. By MARIA HACK. Unities : Printed fur Harvey and Dorton, 56, Grata church-street. Arpin , ClSiodins, Mr. Ahem.; Virginias, Mr. Msereaits; !films, Mr. C. Kent)le; amlima, Mr. Coissior; Skeins Dews's% Mr. Yates; Nometories, Mr. Restos. Virginia, Miss Futile; Servia, Mrs. (7unwor. After which • slew Ballet. rolled I.E MARCHAND D'ESCLAVES. To which will he willed ihelella ut TOM THUMB THE GREAT. armes—who had pickrd the torts and robbed the nowt secret depositories in shirk her Majesty kept her pap. re—was it pusiible, hr totted, to cusiewl, that in MN Inquiry •Bret. i.s the character and life of her Majesty, and which au less alerted the Grown and the country, that the facts reaped. ism swell condoms as he had described, was out material In the inquiry before three. Lordships Lord Redeeslale or.leverl the Coo "eel to withdraw. now eel entail have eeriest to make imeh statements as had hero jest advanced, without furniihing say evidence of their truth. NEW LITERAL TRANSLATION OF HOMER'S This day was published, io 2 Vol,. Sri). price If. 4s. boards, ripliE I 1.11 AL) .11 lIONI Elt : Tra,..limert into 1 Fische Is Prose, as literally as 11w different lilinrsis of t►e Greek and English Languages will allow ; wit► Explana tory Notre. Ry A GRADUATE of the University of Oxford. P,intrd f.rl. and W. R. Whittaker, 13, Awe. Maria-lame, Lemke ; and Mendsy and Slime!, Oxford. kin= Arthur, Mr. FsreJt ; Tom Thumb, Miss Roden ; Lard Grizzle, Mr. Liston. Gems Dollalolla, Mrs. Lirtuu ; Pi incen Iluncamuncs, Mrs. SWIM!. During the recess the Theatre has been entirely new de corated and embellished. _ _ GOLDSMITH'S ENGLAND—CONTINUED to 11515. This 4ay is published, i• 4 Tufa. Sao. price 11 12s. boards, the See►ath Editing, corrected, of THE HISTORY of ENG LA N I), from the earliest Tines 111 the Death of Grote, the Seeood. A superb central Chandelier, out a novel principle, and completely •euulated, has been constructed by Mr. West. t bliarnental Lustre*, for Was-lights, surround the Drees Circle. Ry OLIVER GOLDSMITH, if H. With • Contiontaison to the Treaty concluded at Pact., is the Year 11015. Hy CHAR IE4 coorz, LLD. . CONCLUSION OF THE LOTTERY. Last sod only Day, WEDNESDAY, 18th instant, when TWIt Prises of .....C99, 000 &MINS Mnnsel TWO Prises 0f... 1,001) Stelling Money TWO Prises nf .... 500 Sterling Money And various minor Capitals, with every other Prise, also to be paid in Sterling money, most be all Drawn. rip BNH. eatitrurtor for the present Lo'tery, o submits the above State of the Wheel to his best Friewls the Public, reminding them that One tlay of Drawing conclude ths Lottery, WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, ou which Day ALL THU CAPITALS, and every other Prise now in the Wheel, mist be drawn. RISH wild No. 3,645, a Prize of 10,0001. (drawn ow thorsalay last) at Lis Fortunate (Vice,. 4, Cornbill, and 9, C'horing•crors, inhere TICKETS and SHARES. war ranted undrawn, are wow ou Sale; al.o by his Agems in the Country. • a • The Priers of Stocks are hourly, at DISH'. Office, in Cornball, by which the Pniblie may see the fluc tuations. A new Drop Curtain, frogs so original design, boa been plowed by Mr. Pees. A Private Box ,nay be lis.l for Ike Season, or Weal% of lir. Beavidon, at Bic Ilbox-Office. Pisces fur the Boars to be liken of Mr. Brandoe, et the Box•Ofice, URI I-street, from Ten till Four. Boxes, 7s ; Second Price. 3s. 611.—Pit, 3s. 6d ; Second Price, to.—Gallery, 25.; Second Price, la.—Upper Gal lery, la.; Second Price, 6.1. The Doors will be opened al Half past Six o'Clock, and the Play begin as Seven. To.nsorrow, Rob Boy Macgregor, wills A RulaeJ for on Prristed foe P. C. and J. !Minton ; J. °fridge; J. Nunn ; Starr-Sera and Letternsaa • J. and A. Arch ;. J. Richardson; J. M. Richardson; J. Cubell ; Insignisn and Co.; Cadel I and Davies; 1. honker; Raldwis and Co.; G. and W. It Whituarr;.l. Mark; J. Asperse; Rudwrlt and Martin; R. Sawaders; and E. Edwards. Of whom awl be had, —...—..._ GOLDSMITH'S HISTORY of ROME; 2 vol s. Ben. price 14s. beards.—The same sbridged, 12mo. mice 3s. 6J. booorl. GOLDSMITH'S HISTORY of GREECE; 2 vols. Rvo. price Hs. boards. The same abridged, 12mo. price 31. 6.1. bossed. 11716.4TRX-ROYAL, 11,4 M. RENT. T"' EVENING , MONDAY , 00 , ber 9, will be performed s Comedy, is live sets, milled GOLDSMITH'S HISTORY of ENGLAND, abridged, 12sno. price 3.. 6tl. boom,. The some, with Quieten ~,, s on each Chapter ; G. nealeitiesl Tables of the Briiish Sovereigns, &c. By A Jamieson, Itnem purr be. bound. THE CLANDE>TINE MARRIAGE. lord ()chilly, Mr. Terry; Sir Joh* Metwill, Mr. Barnard; Ctrrling, Mr. Williams; Lovewell, Mr. Baker; Brush, Mr. Rissortl; Canton, Mr. J. Russell. Mrs. Heidelberg, Mrs. Pearce; Miss Strrlisig, Mrs. Baker; Fanny, Miss Lrigh. I rAUAN LANGUAGF: THE QUEEN'S TRIAL After II hit b, the popular Rein-161k Melu-drame, iu iwu sets, This day was published, in Itaso. price 6s 61. boutid, the Third f o Edition, AcompENDious F:Asy GRAm. MAR of the ITALIAN LANGUAGE; tom; • • g • nrw mid improved Classification of the V. rim, and imply. 'usury Rules, with • Syntax annexed to each. Revised and improved. with the addition of • eerie* of lilnimatical Phrases, and Vocabulary of ilium Words which most friquimily occur in conversation. HOUSE OF LORDS, SATV BLIT, Ovr. 7. . . VALENTINE AND ORSON. P. pin, Mr. Younger; Valentine, Mr. Gomery ; Orson, Mi.. Wogs,' ; Hut», Mr. 3. Russell. Pi iheess Eglantine (by peissig. ), Mrs. Stanley; Empress Belisseta, Mrs. Kendall; AIWA*, Mrs. Jones. The Lard Chancellor entered the House at seven minutes before ten o'clock. The urual faros were roue through. The Marrris of Lautodow• requested that the Interpreters should be called on to prove the translation of the correspuo. deuce between Guiseppo Marietta and his father. The Marchese Spisiritu and Benottetta Cadre appeared at the bar, were sworn, and delivered its translations of the cor respondence. The Counsel were then rolled in. neat Prlee—Llaxes, 38.—Firal Gallery, 20. Ser..nd Gallery, St conrl ire —Bow; 39.—Pit, Is. 6J.—First Gallery, le. —S. roesd Galli ry, 61. 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A DICTIONARY of the PECULIARITIES of the ITA I.IA N LANGUAGE; hens( a Collection of S►ntences from the most a; proved Umbras Author*, partienlarising those Verb•, Prepositions, &e. which gorerer different Moods and Cases; forming a Supplement to all oilier Italian Die titillate...ie. fly M. Smaismorello. la am price 9* ed. boards. 4 RACCOLTA di LErrF.RE SCF:LTE, Ash Sriadiosi d• I's Lingua Itsliana ; &dream da Giairbsitiata M•esiro di Lingua Latina ed lialiana. lu 12mo. pieces. M. bsirold A Privmc Box may be hail, nightly, by application ■t the Bon Office. To-murrow, The Heir st Lew, with Valentine •nd Orme. Mr. Broughams paid, that LaJy Charlotte LisJeay was not is attendance, or he world have bees 111 pry to have availed home of of his IttnJuess. ADELPIII THEATRE. STRAND. N. fare the witness ;am sworn 'lb, Lord Chancellor direct ed Mr. Gurney, the a►urt.haud writer, to repeat over each vitro tun mud unmer front his notes. William Carriugloomaa Sirs mama our exe44sed iry Authority of the Hight Hon. she Lurd Chamberlain. The Nobility, Heathy, and the Public, are must respect. fully iufortned, that during the Vreatiou the Propreeinrs have spared ocithrr. pease our labour in procuring Per. form. rs and Puce* of the first mint, anxious to deserve runtitiussice of that palrouage they so folly experienced PRESEN MONDAY, Oe• olorr 9. j, Ike Ew•cniug's Eiiirrisiuineuls will commerce with the tivoutite Binleila of ODDS AND ENDS. After which trill be preseuted, fur the Arse time, me entire Scuitibh Slthr•Drsmatte Rork tttt, entitled, ST. CUTE emirs EVE; Or THE TOUR OF MONTEITH. Joh Monieith, Guraersal ; Mr. Watkins (from the Surrey Thrifts); glainly. Mr. Wilkinson. Sistiida, Moo Cull re ((row *be Theses ilksysl, Tot. her Grit ap p. as silt. ) ; Aber , Mimi Yates. 11 stli • no. Conte sod Barkiiipie Ballet, called OPPOSI TION ; Or, E NIVAI. DANCING MASTERS. I'u rourlr~k wi►M the favolerior BetMita a I.OVERS OF ALL SOICTS ; P3Ol SUCH • FOOL AS HE LOOKS. Captain Mrifor.l, Mr. Callsbau (Ws first appearance is rh.rartcr Sa.u.ny, Mr. ‘Vilkoseats. Mos. ttbsibarb, us- isils• ; Jrnsty. Mrs, Walktt ((rust the Tim:4lre itit)al, .111, brr apt ..;.pc..raitrr?. 1)..••• at S tr. mud Ole P. Atria we b. girt • Q.. 'ter b.r.re S ',N.—sm..' Puce 11•14patto Eight. nuitra:ss• ESSENCE OP AN(:HOVIES. Wirt bouw, 107, SI And, MOW, •t stor &t«) tor" Luedus. 101 IN 1:(111(i1i5s — :.1 , 1s ON. heing apprise d of the asitiorroas endeavours made by many persona to impose i spurious testicle fur their make, feel it isectindsrst upon them to figural the attrutiuu of the Public, to par. rimming shit they conceive to be Ilse ()vigilant, to observe the Name sod Addrana marrespoools with tlve abovr—dre 'corral appesimsce of the ppm lama J. scriptures will drcrive the on. guarded, and for their doirction..l. B and Sun submit the following ('motions: wine are in appesr.ance at first sight " The Groin...," hut without any N ime or A.IdressOUIIIIIC Beirgera's Emenee of Meehan tee—ethers " Burgi.'."— awl many inure without Address. JOHN BURGESS anal SUN Moving been many year. besmorrd with such distinguitilard approbation. trrl 'way mosinprme of rirsprell towards she Politic, anal eararsily ass. licit shim In limps-ash, Labels previous to parelimiag what they rootlets* to be of their rats, which tiny her will pre. scut many itimppoinlosewie. weitor-sr NE' SAUCE, for general perpoirs, having gives, such meat oati•Cartion, contiumes t.. be prrpared by loran, suit is rtconsisiendrd a. a must useful anal itut Sauce—it i.I 'tarp gaunt to all chiming. %Vara-house, 107, Stroud, corm r of the Sairop.trpr, Lon don —(lhe Fish-Sauce Wartbotiera) Sit. STRAND. RELIEF WITH EASE AND SECURITY TO THE AFFLICTED WITH HERNIA. AL.IUN. °Lir, dud CO. all . :er witty yerrs seercaibleil ptaesige, and bring bw.•lsred tie re c"alintiodsaiika of ihr must egotism's, of Ilse Faced'', In iuwu sod cuusiop, Omsk i 1 jr.* w ilse rublac send ilariusalvas, thus to onsitossame aloe ir luise-esisblisbrd Imps.•r. a. 14411 is the Cl/11. ist.sseistoss of INSI HUAI E.NTS ter she H ELIEF of II ER- N lA, sad su cmitau this Public ■ga.u.l tar impusiisuils sal as. preissoded Rupture-coring Quail L., a h..vs flow lime to Issue d. C 4 1.•41 Ikr Public , feCUIIIIIiit tootillX .uch as Busy woe Ise irsiwiera.rd au Iske the upioiau of res.'s. clable woke pisossAl Hots', los Gott beaus led to be ale dregs of arch re it-Weis. _ 1 heir last ransetats are light, elegant, and admit of superior eleaulautts, err adapted fur tied u► kit side, iosercase aud decrease of Sure and Mae, rcipairiug no arilrrstrap or .that galling bandage. N.B.—Knew; rcaidinq iu the country sending the cir cumfrreuce of the buoy across the latr, way drprud spun axing mai wieldy tit, 4. &44 at the Alidteal Hall, 34, Seshwille-street, ; sad 41 # 4 . Si risme l)suggiata iu every priacipal Poor is Euglaud. EARLY EDUCATION. Tbis dny is published, dedicated, by permission, to her ROl3l Nieman the Duchess of Kent, to tiro. price Ids. Bti. bosrils, 4 1 ARLY EDUCATION ; or, the Management 1 of Childreu considered, with a view to tbrir future as:outer. fly Miss A PPLETON. Atith.or of " Ethicatioli," &e. Printed (..r G. and W. B. WWltaker. 13 , Ave.Maris.lane. " No Mutloe will open this volume withowt wishing to peense it theoorboul; nor coo she •rise 31 the conelu•ion uilltkoa hung ',cochlea by the Author's remstkv."--New Muutb:y Mag. inc. 1820. /VW., by the same Author, The POOR (AR I. S H F.I.P t.. • knowleilge of the first iaei pies of the Christian Religion; anJ to the Sarramessi of the Lord's So p pi.r. Secood EJitiou r prier 2 8.1 hoard.. NEW FRENCH GRAMMAR. This 'lay is psi lik •I IN one tint k vol. 12mo. prior fts. NE%% , Tlilitiltli FICA I. a .. ( 1 Now H. CAL GRAMMAR or the FRENCH LANGHAGF., with wwww-rues insiturtive Ex. rriso s. By C. GROS. Author and Editor of many vs:u ible School R..skr. Print. d for G. sod W. R. Whitielter, 13, Ave. Mario Line; mud 130411Py and Sous, 01.1 Brosd-sirert. " Mr. Gros has published was of the cuompleteirt Perath Grammars we ba•ie err m e g . j aw 181 p. A KEY It t h a EXERCISES is the abuse, price 3s. W. &mud. NEW HISTORY OF MUSIC. This day was pehliehml, is two handwrite Yelenses, Ilvo. price If. 10s. boards, %GENERA I. HISTORY of MUSIC. from L the earliest Times to i hr. pri sent ; comprising dm Uses of Emmen, Compile. re end Musical Writers. The whole se rungnuitJ Notre sod Observations, Critical sad Illus. Instore. 1111 . 110:11A% BURY, Mos. D. 1 1 .. Author of a :Musical Graninntr, &r. &c. Prinka to G. and W. 11. Whitaker, 13, Ave-Maria-lane; and 3.aspliiis and Mir.ll3ll, Sintwarrs'.rourt. . . . VievriuK this History generally, we are no lest .truck with the reenutliie research, than the cawlone •4441 di c, itnisiatiou which it ithilott. It i, a Work mph te with iiiiremation, substantial in iti matter, randid in its criticism, ornarnented in its style, and honourable to the Author's genius, taste, and learning ”--Editib. Alunthly Rev. Jan. 18241. NEW SOUTH IVALF.B. This flay is published, in .me thick Volume, Svo. price 16s. huarns, considerably enlarged, soil embellished with a View of the Town of Syetut ',mid a 3lap, &loud Editiois, of STATIS I'ICAL, awl POLITICAL OF.SCRIPTION of the CGIAr2y pr NM SOUTH and its dependent Setilcaleuis use Vaw Dessru's Lard; with • particular Enumeration of the Advantages which these Cutout's offer fur Longest ~,,, , and their impel nes sty in many rt specie over these posiessed by the Cussed Slates or America. Hy W. C a Native of the Colony. hinted fo. G. and tt. B Whittaker, 13, Awe-Maria-lane. Of 'einem may lie had, jod published. 2. A STATISI ICA L, CO M M Elit. I A L, &owl POLITICA L DESCH! MON of VEN EZU LLA, THIN IVA M A MM. RITA, and TOBAGO; comainitir winkles Agrecelutes rud Obarrvations, illustrative of the past sad prrsuut St , te of those itattiaatmg Countries - , leo. with a large Map, pi ice 15t. buso sly. 3. AMERICA abet the BRITISH COLONIES; an Al.. eirmel of all the newt 'maul latuns3ii ~,, relative to liar Oisibd states of America, and the British Colonies of Canoed*, the Cape of Good Hupe, New Swath Wales, and Van Du iness'a Lalithiting at one view the comparative advantages and diasidraulages reek Country offers fur Einigratimi. Hy VI illiaus iCutsg uuy jar. Si rend Editiun, gni price (MAJ. boards. Dr. La*hiogtoa. Is what 'Ursula' of life are you ? I am Sir William Ge •+lrt. liu* Tong have you heels in that ? Nine years. What situatiise were you iss before? This is say first situa tion as a servant. le what situation were you berme ? 1 was in the navy. In what situation were you in the wavy ! That of a Mid shipman. 1/iii you attend Sir Wm. Gell in the latter end of the year 1814 at Naples? I did. Did you sire in the house of her Majesty, then Princess of Wales ! 1 did. Du you r , memb• r Bcrganoi turning into the service of the Princrs.! I Jo. ha what rapacity was he engaged As courier. Dual his coming 1111 u the service of the Panaceas as courier excite any jealuuey I sever heard of soy. Was awe soy thing mad ab 'tat it among the servants of her Itunal Ilughtuess )-- The Solocitur-General objected to the quest' Dr. Loviousig , on said, that he would not press it. ih• ow any jealou.y whotrwable among the servisits afire his (lit -opines) cumin): IlliU the bervis e as coal 1 Dow saw any. . . _ . . Dis you remember the first night that you arrived at Na ples? Yes. 1)0 you recollect where Bergnini slept that night ? I do. Where was st ? Is ■ •mall rumor user the Steward's rums. Who was the Steward ? :inward. Dii he (lEtergami) slop 111 the same room the second night ? He slid out. Do you home the moms why his room was changed It was browse the room was so low that he could nut stand upright in it. Du pin remember the room to which he removed ' I sl.s. lAt you remember she room iii which her Royal !Ileum.. stew ? I do. . . How twat was it to the room About 60 feet. Were there any other memo hetwrea the chamber of Ben. gust and lhot of her !Loyal iligherws? There were shire rooms mutt a passage between. Can pHs till we occupied those thief' room. t Wr. AN/1111 occupied she lint, theruu)olus the aerosol, and Dr. Holland the thud. Du I understand you rightly that those theta rooms Wee seised briar. n the chambers of Bergann and her Royal 'gloom ? Yes. Did any of t ;lose three rooms open into the ',Amaze ? Yes Du you et member being at ant 'shed bill at Napks ? I du Was that a ball given by the Princess ? Yes. Do you recollict ii.e strvauts appearing at that ball in any particular dims Pro, I du slut. Did you yourself wait um tbnt occasion ? I did. Dud you travel an the suite of her Royal Highness on her gang to Naples? 1 did. Do you remember young Austisi un the journey? I du. Can you say relieve Austin usually ode pt Wore your arrival at Naples? hi a ruusu by himself wh. n there was room, when there was nut, hr slept so the room of her Riad II iglisse.s. Do you know Majoechi ? I do. Disl you emr see Lmsl at Rnliinclli ? I did. Did you emr hear him nieutiuu the name of one Caron (Lowed.*? I'. s. What did you hear him say The Atiumitylietural ohj.tted to any evidence of roomer salmi which took Islas( between .llajor chi snail Outwear, be cause 31.sjocibt'ss rvidruce had out proved thm there had Is en any suell et....erussoist. name he could allow the sse.tiots, he called on the other sole to 'hew that share was real. ucr of any su.lt couvettlatiuu in tile lestainon, of 3lay.‘tchi. '1 he Solicitor General said, that before his Learned Friend could he *Austral to tantrum the *nurse with respect to a collateral issue, with a stew to contradictiog the evidence. of .14,jocetn, he ought to pond out the evisbuct su to be coo- Dr. Loshiogiois trusted that he should he able perfectly to satisfy their Lordships that she question ought a. be pat. It was cosatemled that soy inquiry as to 31speelii's tows course was a collateral question with respect to the issue of the wain procceding, and thst mu criticiser could be "(Tem' of FArl Grey, if be understood the AZtornry•Grneral's argot meat rightly, he einiceived that the Carnisael fur the Queen was asawering that rdijeclios in the mast direct imasmer, sett in that event the Learned Cossmel had rot excavated his limits in reply. Lord Rrdasdals eisstessled, that there 'might to bras as anewsms that wridewer tinweirt he swldueed. The Lord Characellor hoped foe their Lordships ruse. &wee in the sincerity of she opining which he was shunt to Rive. But he oust say that it was the Arst time he had ever heard it proposed to prove by a third party what hail passed is a converse's''r between a former *hawse and soother per. sow, that tosser witness slot baying shewn that there was any such conversation at all. The Earl of Lards edale referred their Lordships to several pages in the minutes, in which Majorebi boil bees examined with resp►ct to big intercourse? with Sarum Oloptells. Lord Erskine suggested that the Counsel at the bar should refer to the pages of the evideure. After • few words from the Earl of Dasilerdale and Lord Erskine, Counsel were again ordered in be called in. Dr. Lusbui , gton *dimmed to she bar and said, that when their Lordships were pleated to slop the args•aesta be was about to allot, that he tierce could have conceived that Ike declaration of Msjocchi made to the witness was evidence of what the Baron Onspterla bad said or dose. Eat to 'hew that the conduct of Ompteda was not collateral, bet a direct point in issue, lie was about to state what in a subsequent stage of she proceeding they 'sight And it n►- cessary to prove, that sorb plots did exist, which would i x• phi. the couiluct of her lloyal Ilighne-s, which had laid her open to imputations, Irons being always by one person, but tiny woookl skew the necessity of her hiving one shoat her upon whose fidelity she could depend. He contend. al that this was evidence, because Majoechi hail denied the existence of that plot altogether, and therefore that part of his evidence was open to coatradirtion frogs their side. Ile was asked, " Did you see a person named Ompieda and answered, "I do not recollect the same." Was it not therefore material to chew that the Baron had bees the subject of hie repeated con tions It was of the ►ighest importers-, to the credit 44 she sitars' Majocebi, that that testimony .Mold be lissemeil to. He was also asked, " Had any thing happened is she Princess's family particular I do not remenittei."" Amy locksmith ern. played or ennuoioard?" " Ido toot remember."—" Did he recollect any Mug about false keys ?" That Ido not re usember."—. Was there any mention in the family of sorb circumstances?" " That I do sot remember."—" Was there any shine about a quarrel?" " There was something about a quarrel, hut be did soot remember what it was," mid then followed a lost/ series of Now sal rieorilot. He appre hended that n was open to him to chew she contradiction is that witseses testimony without any euutravratloe of the roles of rent-nee. The existrsee of the plot tended to explain and juodify she conduct of her Majesty. The wit ness denied all knowledge of that plot. He contended that the testimony nos offered did away wish that part of the evidence, and left the care reel's* is co►id. He did not contend that he should establish any facts declared by Ma. jorchi. All dont hr wished was 'it rem••ve she impression of his former prijory. It might be said looked, that Ist was labouroig in a work of supererugatius In attempting to dr. tract fa , in that credit which had long craw al to exist. Mr. Br _hien said, that after the able argunieuts of his Learned Friend, little was left fur him to add, but he would merely r. mi. d the House of the paupers of their defence: they did nut contend that any thing regasdiug thapieda was in the toil. i•sur— Tb. Lmd Chaise. Hoe lore interrupted the Leeched Coils sel sod viol, that it great dead of issue might bass hers sawed if the Couribel had slated she point lo which his question lendsd. Ile mild base asked as to the varlet I/sisies 110.13U1 acd OMptrifie, to which the wituese is his exami nation in chief bid sleclsrad his knowledge, bill the tare, of which be did nut neut.-tither. Mr. Brougham,aid, that there was a still more imporlaut answer of ihe wino Sli a little Girlher on, for he there raid that he did not know. If 'herr/use he could *hew that he must hay. known, lie apprrloudi•d that it was quite op.•■ fir him to do w. He was p•rfrctly aware that he should he stopped in the Nimmons, for wheorvir the smite of Ompteila was melitiotod, an obj•ction austautl) came'fiusts the other side. The Attorney General wished that hi■ learned Friend had given an inmanre. Hr was not await. that any übjec. time bad lien made, when the name of the Banns Onipseda he. si nientiom d. Ile btlwaed it was a mere amertion of his Learned Fri. nil ; bat if such obi, Ilion bad bees taken, he doubled nut it had been made properly. Ile ought to oppose the manner in whit h his Learned F. iend Dr. Lushingsms had assumed that the coedit of the witness Majoechi was Jr. littorl. Such decision was premainie at present, even by lb. it Lordship.. who were the ultimate anal roper hedges. He never yet beard that a quest iou could he pat to a witness affecting the credit of • former witness, widen that Cur tner witness bail been .:'mined to that precise point. Ile ought to here been asked if he had lob) any converse. than with Sir AV. GelFs valet sip.. the subject. Is this he was confirmed by the sanction of the ►ighest judicial authu• rity iu that 114,41. e. It was an assumption on the part of his Learned Irri..utl, that there ►ad been a plot. Ile did not impale the slander and calumny to his Learned Friend, bat from what lir knee of the ease, be believed that they were slanders and caluninin Oil the memory of Hann Onspieds, which it was highly improm r should go forth to the public. Mr. Brougham was about to address the Mime, whets the Aiturni y•Genetal ebjected that he had aheady bees heard. This was denied by Nit. Brungliam. The Lord Chancellor said, that undoubtedly the Attorney. G I was correct in his stab meat of the judicial opinion, but it was right fir him also w state that hire were tippets. tug asthurities. The question before the Mosaic , appeared to Inas to be this—Whither • witness, A. 8., leaving mend that he bad braid of • quarrel, but dol out !taut, the cause of that quarrel, and nut Laving hems asked if he had out 116111:e a dreisrsliun to C. D. respeting it; the queat titter was, whethe► C I). coald lie asked respecting , •tlell MS /AIWA, ilsotillit that it would he militantly desiiabla tom the quemion should be submit' , el to the Judges, and after they had advised, the Meow would be In Her able to deci•le the quest . Lord Fr.katte ague. d with his Noble Friend nn the ernes bench that It was the privilege sat the Cona.rl at the bar 1.2 read the embrace front the minister, mid comment th. revel. The uuly qur•tiuu their Lurtl.lops were to look ter was lu see what Stajoccifi had raid ; the 11111111 W/ w. re b fore them and would at,, w that. The Counsel eadertake to shs w that what Majocchi said rusibl nut be trite ; that be thought they were entitled to slier, but beyond that line he did nut think they ought 50 pass. Mr, Brougham raid, Hail past all 4lnuld nothing that Ma. jurcht had *Awl to this wituraa could lie received as pencil of any thing that Berns O..'pteda dW. But Majoe chi having suss creel twice that hr slid nut remember, anal agate that he did kricw • particular eirennishance--if by his culmination with title artiness he (451141 dsaw that be hail sewaratkerail all liar partscutica cuuurtittl nttb that circunuaJuke walla settle tint acturaey 10 give a very minute sad detailed relates. of them, and therefore that he must have know. them, he should lhavehy prove the fair hood of his asseettoo, that he dot Dot !maw it. This was a most important Isaiah He wtmlil that wiwn Majoechi had swore twice over that be t'i.l net rinewanher, and that he slid not know the pada slays a certain fact. if be retold Aim dint he was She winos, whole lallisd the particulars of that fact to this willies., it was wine Mampeieat to him so to rho His Loirnest Friend. ....gm ether Diet admitted that if Mnjoecht had been asked if ,••• had said so amides, or mask any particular Orelaratiora rat easevereatina so ICithanl ('arriagiaa, thew they :•• • Querna's C-nten.el) might he allowed to caymans, W.:11 Cy . elector, as to the particulars of that crinversaison. bat wt.,. he wood ask, would they Iv so allawed Why would that be eviili•nre ? Fur no other purpose in the w.wid but that ~,f establishing a contradiction to Makstrelte. tritiminiy, an 1 therallire it was that he and his Leagued Fi tends contend ed fur the right of potinig the smestion, which went to enistr.diet the awswets of M•jorchi on the subjs... Rome thing had Wen said of what palmed ass a twiner discnasiou 40111 similar point, sod it had het. stated that an upirian of the Li'ssirt of King's Wesel had derided she rate against theses (the Queen's Counsel) wow; he did not think the Court of King's Beath had se ruled ; but even if it were so. their Lonbliips were not bolted by any such rule ; they bad neer, and a aeries of precedent. of their own laud dims la it, • fount of trials which hsdocriored in that H But he awl his Learned Friends dal not allow that this irestion caw he ruled against them by she satire, to • qoestion put to th • Judges in Ibis general form. They wished the goestann to be propipstd thus, whether Ira witness awrar ognoraoce of p•r tinder facts, I eanuol show his kwalydge of Ihnse 6rll from other thermals's...v. For instancy., if, as he has, the wittiest, Majoechi deviled that he kiww that a certain person had picked a lock, and I can show lay **lice eviclettee 11s41 he was pre•eat, and that man it, In I waves could therefore believe that he did nut all about it. He hail POI slll.lolltred right so to Ow. Nu. obi. was their ease, heirvare he bail sworn iemararee of a fa. 1. which they wished nave to prove b'ne no have before svateyl all the particulars of, sad that, thelefore.he must have know.. it. Tlov admit that if he had hers asked, whether be bast ever womb any declaration that he dud kiwis that fact in . partienlar conversation, and had denied it, then they Qaera's Counsel) world have a right to examine the person to whom he had made such dsclaration, as so the fact of ha having made it. This was arhnittsd by the other aide, an I the only grouud of this admission was, that it wainkl env. Indict his testimony ; hut he world for owe 1•••110111 sup pine the legal rule wire against him, which, however, hi did not admit, would their Lord.hips tint coo-oiler iv par ticularly hard that he should he shut out from Ihr ..ipor fissiiy of establishieg a roittrailietian to illaineclo's deuce, merely breauge they had omitted to pet a alai anon i• truss exansinatiou, she.. that omissions was eauwd their iga •rance of the eircittnitawee oat china the 9 testing Mast have been founded, and when that ignorance had re• salted front their want of knowledge of the um against them, anal of the witness... by whom HMI awe was is ha supported ! The Attorsey-Ceseral said, that be altanald *sly be tres passing oat their Lordships' lime if he replied at roy levet to what hail keen so folly stated by his Uremia Froods the other side. Ile had already answered it, sad L. t ',ouch t their Lawdships would not be better satisfied if I , , was s to repeat it. But to tome to the eeidener, the witness had been asked, if, while he was in the Louse, a rpm., I had out takes place betwer• a (Tashi Barton an I Havroani• to which he answered, that he had In-toil of A irareel, blot Slat he did nut kausr Ilan caner. Now they ad, they Can prove that he did know it , cud they pr..p.,e I . prove Isis knowledge by a conversance ahich he load with this witness some years ago. Cut he said that they cooly! no., in fairness to the gills. as, sad by tile rule of law, be permitted Inprove test 4.1.111,C1146011, ha cause they had not at tba time of his evirniiistom called sorb cooversation to his mind. He was enacts sin prised that the rap 'Apace and the acistenes. of diacennatent by which his learned Friend was so particularly dystisigulsh..l, should Lave allowed him to argue as be hid done. tie had stated Hid if a patty being present al a fact, denied all knowledge of such fief s he should be allowed to prove his knowledge by 'hewing loin to have been present ; he ail d this, hut how could Ilia Learned Friend say that thus was their use at pry sr at ; here they stood not upon a fact, bet epos. the substance of a conversation, and he ii died that they had soy right to go into Ilat conversation, btraisse they had never even asked the witness whether any such co nun had taken place. Lord I ...skate sail be certainly war of °pilaws that the 'peanut' could be asked, bCCJIISC it might happen that after a witness had been examined, • his it, the coarse of cis ex ansinatian aleoied the kw...ledge of say thing, cireinnatancea might be di.covered %loch would prove him to have knowy, it, the existence of whi b circuniaia•ces might n.. 1 have be a kaoli■ at the tone of his . 'Lamination. Could it is (hit ease be contended that the winless also cou'd Its so eirennotaneew might not to be exinu:ned, b• cause the (*.D.,' wilily*. hid sot WV'S .pie "holed concerning thy rev thought ink. rail... Ile did not no an to gay, that upon Shia pond their Lordships were to stilt by the rule of as .g might he hod aside by die judge., F o r whatever might be dose decision, he should still commas. of opinion shat the question might be pat. If their lonian,. wished to avoid the enilarrrissmcut of a poysible flifAlot from the drei-on of the Learned Ja.lp a, he raw nu as a.... why Majocrlii might not be called again to the bar, eoufronted with the other witness. This he (Lora frequently saw i• the course of his practice. A. a rive, he mind give it as his opiaios, that this evidence might be received. • The Lord Chancel:or thought the lost mode would be to consult the Judges. Their landships, hou over, wield sot be bound to abide by their de:Makin; they might dis. se , t (ruin them if they pleased. Ile did nut di sty that the wituess blajucchi might be catl,d sop 'gait., but the hest roarer, in his opinion, would be to ascertain "shall u.s the partite it. the Courts biles% 114 was their Lord..ldp.' plea. sure, he would the .91 to be put to the Juitgss in the following :—" Whether, in the Courts kclow, a wituesa, in the crims i xamismiiea, being 'Aid sloths( be knew of a dispute Easing talt-to place, said hr had saw knowledge of it, out being asked at the same time w la. Ise made, ii conversation, any chslsration of sac% k•srs. ledge; mud after, iu the chrome, a witness being nikcd as to whether sorb a d.claratico had been made, to was cue. sistetit with practice to put lii. question' Sectinsty, tVhe. they a witness basing cant that he did not reusiostice aer such dispute, and havisig said nut, it via. moistest omits' the I , ooClite in the Cum ta below to mak a WIWIn few the truce, whether be who made stark a &Mil, 411.11 , 14, it rata. venation, detail tho.e cireunistauces, the risuller:oo t which he pots:l.l'4y denied its lit erUl3lllintiltal Oar EMI tiny said, that lie had certainly much dads. bee and g reat vimerstioni for the atsihulity of any opi n ions of the 1. , 1110111i1 Judger, to is Melo he rhould at all times be ready to pay all ear att. mins, and to allow el.. m their mope weight. Pot the Clio., here taken rested on grounds ao morrow, and was oil a unsure sto partly lei howal, eat should that obj•ctoou be Affirmed by the cr tar is ULU. It, 41 lu %hich be had alluded, he retold not 0 COlll tit wilt hut utt Mind the allowing of bitch an object iat, *Mils auo ta csitueuish the %At nee of a fact watch to an inquiry of this inspurtaut nature ought nut to be lust. Dot he slid nut Love set that auy uric-natty existed for rot; r.ing to ibis up . the Judge', that he thought had ho i • evelildrlelt ""iate'l by she su(eroutas of his Noble and Learned tries.J, and as the Noble and Learned land ;Cliascelliii) had Intioo:f ad nattotd, that 31sjohrbi might be called op and examined, as to his having held any eustreinaliun of the nature alluded 14 with this at.eras, ho thought be ceriaistly ought to ha now called up for that purpose, add Om question glow odjecit d e it was Ye all bands admitted, would tie, • lie p• rft.ctly it. guitar. Tht Earl at Lircrpot.l sapl, that altLcngh be ag,,,d t► I . . • REMOVAL TO ELEGANT AND EXTENSIVE PRE MISES, 147, STRAND, NEAR SOMERSET.HOUSE. thi,ler the Pain/ear of the Royal Family. dri F. WILING and Ce. feel grateful for the ILA It extraordinary Support of the Nobility mad Gantry, which has rendered • removal from 394, Stegall, isalispeas able. Ur!Mem Lace helot this. e•nctinned in its claims on the Gulls (((( able world, the Patentees Coaxer any farther eillngium on its merits. II may, however, be Pro,'" to re mark, oh .1 tiring wider the kings Letter. Patent, no imita tion can be emulate, as various attempts by starching, &e. have heen imposed on the public, which exhibit their natural Shears qualifies nit the first washing. N.ll.—Real Point Veils, Sea wee, Dresses, &s. on the new principle.