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I 4 k ~. I . • lig. 4. MI6 All treat, she was Aistiaguished by de oat pertkelady &meting retrofit/4i, by the highest rank of all. Their Locatable* would sow safer hint to solicit their attention, white be looked *little more closely at the case as opened 't)7 the Attorney. General, and not proved by hint. Was it wet tr sant rentio circomatane that Fitch a ram as had !ism sismssil, with nil the mean which the other side. en igma, siteold yet have (On is proof we far short of the atelimmust its the opening? So far short Mind bed it falleu, gs seercely to exhibit the smallest fonedatim for the charges. in any ordinary ease of Cress: Con. whit weie des mormans • generally se epos( d to Sauer the mist of the m ul e , i w h o b a ,, the body serviette oft hes...time the inlet nail wailing-maid In commie cams oilman, talkie description were the moot 'ought altar, and if but one of them could be procured, 51st case was considered to be so far proved as to become INC.( question of oISOMMCO. Rush of them witnesses, is this east, were in the power of the other eidy, and yet they had failed. Another meet( Seserviteg /01' their Lordship: moat l e aerial.' attention was, that, *needing to all that bad appear ed, it was sot Nowt any excess of vigilance of the psitie from any over-caution on their part, or from their Oiler vane of any resbnint, or their cuastioinuess of bring watelo .d, that the case had failed in proof: for if what had Leen evrorti were to be believed. all regard to .deetarata was thosou aside, all coesidetations of prudence were abut domed, all ordinary cantina was despised, aqJ the pamiee gave way to the. indolgenee of their peasioeth as seemed to consider the indulgence of their desire* t o In • •:rtue, and not a rtime. When he spoke of the total wind of firCUlDOperii 2222 , he meant to infer fonm that car soonetante the utter improbability of the evideuer ; and he would say, that, in every rrspett, it wax sit eiteiser• with probability. The parties wire pot only represeitttd as Ito . mg 'sills want of etutioti to prevent discovery, but if their Lordehips believed any on part of the evidence. they must heLeve them to bare taken every rare which the owes ma liefisut adversary could have wished or devised, to their delectitia. One thin; Moir Lordships would tot fail to reinaik : iii proportion en the afire. al arts of the parties were tannins', they took especial rare to secure the attend. mire of good eitiones to their perpetration. This was a feature which pervaded the whole of the ease; and be could slot refrain from remarking it, because, until human nature were altered, he could be brought to believe that any two human being. could have acted es her Majesty and Der. - gami were said to have done. When walking arm 111 arm, rite y were seen hut by one single person at it time; but whets winos together, in familiar proximity to each- other, they ate :IMO by *renal witnesses ' • and whew still MOW familiar positions were spoken to, when they bad their arms rutted ...jab other, peeks or waists, all this was stated to IlelVe use. Cate. J is. the midst of day, in • villa, with t h e dome open,* multitude of *mitoses ahunt i and the house and villa full of company. Ant'. then for the kisses; these two arch ut and int pass 1111 l ell lovers could never enjoy that last pledge of love, which courts retirentetit std security. without care bring taken that two or three witnesses should be peanut. At Ter racism, abet' Bergami was going away, a parting scene lakes pLACC between them ; they retire into a morn, they embrace, out while they are stone, hot they wait till Majoct-hi comes in before that familetrity takes place. Thrill on beard the vessel, they arc men vittiugna area, in • most familiar pus. lure. To this but two witsieseto spoltehtsgt Übe. its such. po• sitiun as to leave nothing for the unagitratiop fur guess at, the whole crew, putengers, and all were said to have seen Mein. 'Their Lordship, might easily suppose that persons so Italy against themselves—persons so ramous and diligent for their accuses., would oat he wanting to du the fittishing kind.- neas for their foe*, and grata one another the last favour in the presence of others. Anwatinely she parties are seen sleeping toget bet—, bit is said to have t /ken place habitually, nightly, by laud se well as by sea, and un the latter clemeni to the presence of all the ;mower:is. Nay, to such a de gree was this done, dist Bergami could slut retire wish the Munn for an ban to en entLehamber, where she was to change her ileelanntl allrr her habiliments frum head to foot, without care being take!' to poet the honest, trusty, intriguing Swiss chambermaid al the door-e-vothoist *Olin her, "there ',oases to wait for three (matters of aa hour while we ere going foe such a purpose itteitle."—(A fehroA.)—But their Lordships would all slung perceive, that is. pioportion as these dined lag scenes were of a nature to amioy mid tdifesid every body of virtuous disposition—to Wispier with disgust, almost with horror, every well•regulated mind compelled to he aerie:Muted with Cello, in the same proeur especial care had been islion that they should otos be acted in privacy, and ruder the veil of &enema sad reserve. The things alleged were not thine in some of those receptacles of iniquity ape prop - isle(' to unlawful and infamuus intercourse; nut in any of those bidden bawds which vice had numerated la her purrises; nut in any Mention retreat, whose seclusiou rind delicious pleasures might pamper carry sense, and per. otiosity minister to voluptouti and sensuality; out in nee of those Ca prim islands of old. devoted to the Fareillilllef Pr Rornau inouareles—no: but lwfure wituesses—in open daylight, when the Mos was at it. nits i•liau; but that was not enough, care was to be taken that they were to be seen by a conricr of their own, a Men only three ur four days their service, without even any part of the furuiture of their carriage, or their own deem arranged so mitt veil their die. graceful situations. He asked their lairtlehips had vice ewer before been kismet' to be so itawary, sn inoesivideut ? whether unthinking fully, tern at that pet iod of life *lmo the pa.. 3.100 f swell high, mid the blood hauls in the weirs, bad pur sued its bold career so openly, anktesaty, noel carelessly as theu ? and he hoped that this must materiel coneideritinot would sink into their Lordships' minds, and have its due weight, avid when they came to decide un the weight of the evidence, °pints as a sensottable cheek. Bet all this was notbiag—titter kindness towartla their adversaries—their failttfultiess to the plot against themselves, if at had stopped bare might have been all gratuitous—all their obliging coin pitmen* with the wishes of their enemies might hare gone the twilling, because the taking advantage of it might de rma on me good tortoise of the opposite party. .1 he minute of these kindly disposition were to be carried further; Oita t rim* every one of the servants who had been produced migaiust dorm, was to be dismissed without tiny cause at alt, ur the slightest in the world; and not only that, but they were to ise refused to be taken back uu their humble and tannest ap .oireshous, when there was every hernia 'educes/tent to leeehe them do so. This was not yet all. Her Majesty oa. *ware of •11 that the bad tissue Cr her witernica, of all the elaborate dmine he bad dmeriMd fur bre own uudu hag, of her various schemes to render coucealment and impuaity impossible, by twining sway her servants cauti truly, rejecting their petitions to be etstutul to her set lace, and thus seeding them auto the rauks of lies ere. elks. She knew the matettes which had been made by those enemies, and she give them the most usefil Natknowitif all this, she took the 'nohow° to return to kess "au kmittleon—sbe was told she was ondoue delve did ms. was di weed, beemeght, implored to pause s and weigh maturely the colierquences, before she ventured ios is, ro w . Plus a ri.k. Well, nuteithstanding all, the queen issue to Cltillisod,!and lure un this spot coutinoted !wolf those very monesses whom, by her cenduct, she had enabltd to undo bas; and menaced with degradation and divorce,knowitig too 'at this was nut an empty threst„she up to this hour refused gtf godeeviiiirs tuwards• comp' tomer tif her honour aud rights era magnificent allowance—the opportunity of ati Wiftstiosio- Olk iodulgence in any part of the stork% in le r cu twin! desires --sad even a safeguerd stud protect/OH (SUM she Court of Keg- And, where she might think wow to he her residebee Al these were the characteristics of crimioality, ur the lines ' orients by which vice was to be traced—if they were the *rep sops of that worst of all 'mutat dieeases with which her Ma i:toy stood charged. then he had badly trail human nature— lord. the conclusion which he had dine n r, UM all that he had heard, or seen, or read, turned out to he most fain. awl grurandless—that guilt was wary, Mill influence most iii. guarded He should but exhaust himself, besides feliguMig , there Lordships, if he stopped bete to ohm, ve ou the caninekiwi between the pert of his case which Ira had ihwu layiuu heflise their !Amidships anti souther pail. ou which it *Quid be h i s sissy is ciliary hereafter. Hut their were one or two nu oderatione so material, that Is CW814 . 801 emit all•niention 4 fr *fin before proneditig tenure. if /1/1 ordinary C.lfe were attempted to be supported by peels evidence as had been here brought forward, besiiil int hesitate to say, that srpi emus would he cute' Mind agitate the purity sit those elm iweiteted it: He did opt iuteeud to sae—he bad nu interest so Meng that a couspirmy against her Majcsiy had been foam, by Ilion who were the matinees of the pre en; 'trundler but be did say, that the coarse which they hoe pursecd, is pittirwhi as PI segatilcd the alisis'it that teslinmey ote obit% limir elle was totiodest Wad ... p ....id have Wes papered jibe Ilimpi wbbetwolsl be 411 4 Ild such a Feel desire. let seppneedr tbillill. I win actually laid against the domestic prom of eat sishilif, masks* evidence were lis be produced of facto welch never took place—ta whom world the fabricators hove re coarse .to Lim the culotte of. troth ,and emssiehOsey to ., their tole ? First of all, they would Nevi tire servants . who bad been in the horse; without them it world be •Imost impoesible to somerd—..with them tbere would he the - mast *Wield 1) , •!Ptc: of • fin•neels l e "I/wk." — Rat if three servants were fureigaers wbu might be well tasterred to their part abroad, lord thou be brought to deliver their 'dory lii a place where they were tealtemns—if they were to be placed before a tribunal that they cared as little shoot ay that tribunal eared for them--(.1 largA)--asel if they sense from • nitrite! whither t h ey did aar rare a ✓ash if they never retorited—thes this was the idearierl sort of cuaspirsiors that would completely suit the of to view. But three was a choke of eonspitators ; all foreign. era were not aside of the same materials, or pliable to the same employments; and if any nation wader heaven wire marked out specially C.., the purposes of such • atropine y, be said that it was the cottutry of Augusto* and !Sorg's. Ile said, Cod in all ages of the world, and in all countries, eve. desire might be proctored from among the lower oretr-rs for money. tint this porehase might be swede among the lower theses of Italy better than in nosy other part of the civilised world, an,l this proportition the respectable inhabitants of that coutory thenteelve• would out deny. There were in dividos le these of the highest reapectahility and integrity, and he lied himself the pleasure to know muss of that de et srription in whose hands he would Honk his bouniar and his lore as safe as in Owe of any mortal's. He aught Mos trate and ronfirin his meaning by language which was doute hos familiar to messy of their Lordships—"Estiot quietens in illo 'sumer°, multi podesites, graves, duet;; aunt modem mulls introttriors, illitrrati, 'eves, umbels josjurandeem lentos, testimanium jocus. &hoe mania taus, epee, era iss imporden tissio ~,, enetattario" Preston' of the latter denteriptiers aught he gotten awl brought together from raviolis pasta by money and power. Flavin{ thus procured "gents, partly by control idols. partly by the persuasion of gam, the belts coosideration would he how they ought to he marshalled soul prepared fur their u niter t akittg. Uniformity of agreentrot is their narrative would he above all things necessary ; therefore they would be taken one by one, snit itlrrallierl la tore the same pennon, assisted by the same coadjutant', and even alieutled by the same couriers. They worth] be all bluntest (rum One, to place by the •ame couriers, anal these not the common rem nen of the rumor!, but perimous esiwcially employed fur the business, sod haslet Ills ir attrotton peculiarly devoted to it. Many of the persons intended to be ruled themstives a. odiersoto. 'mom be employed for Ibis porpoise of couriers, whirls would both have • teutlency to keep their own lesson in the ir mind, and to animate the ✓eal of the other witnesses, by holdetog out to theta a hope of an Weevil is the plot. Aud how, he would ask, had the drilling goose on in the peewitt case? it had been cootinated for slays, months, years. A Boatel was erected and sitting at Milan during such a space of lime, the Members of It themselves, igouratit of the perjury he doubted not, bat must likely, .111 he should strew hereafter, to be imposed Nam and deceived ley those who were perjured ; and the longer the sluice of false swearing was kept open, the stronger would the current bearome, because every story told at Milan would be bruoght hack to the place from whence it came, sad be made the foundation and Incentive to a thousand Wines. But so exactly hat, this brood, of the system, the existessee of which he *OS per Napa OK, bees, acted ou, that and a warless was brought to this country who did not previously pass thnotgh Ilse lililan drill ; so that even the male of the polices, Petuszo, was brought there to be s xatnined ; aid over the Cayouto, though he had been examined befits, the Sward above • year before, was brought to this country ironed by Milan, sod there re-:examined by Om same persons I - arias had examinee! tiro 18 months In fare. Therefore with this eare, toorsbettiog, and preparation fur the field, had ell the witnesses been safely landed; they were kept living to gether here in a hatch, formerly they lived separately; per s.!ps after arriving it ht.-lone necessary to adopt a new dis position °rattan; it might be particularly necessary its rela te... 10 townie who were Net SO Mr II paid as others. They . were all put into one euelnerd apace, uud there they remain. ed ruerrersine, and communing, and comparing lutellier the eircumsinuess of the case they were to prove, aniateled by eoninvan leeliers awl hopes, bound to the same object aud the sane cause; and moreover they were assorted by • kind of ingenuity quite new iii trod proceedings, Not accordiag to She euuutrits from liberate they came, but the circumstances of tier •tory which they were to tell. There were lint 1111,11 from 'enter; they slid nut associate together in this emsforierwittra—(.4 lairrik)—for he ketew of no other name by which to denote the place they occopied; but one of them was put into the same Sri with alajoechi anal the Captors, of the leo:acre, because they had the same story to sell. lastly, all the wilueurs were catiodsetedom mrdostely from that prom, to it,,. place, in order in tell the story which they had an carefully idadird. He framed that he might appear to their Lordships to uwalervalue the tesitostroy of these 1 t•lsans ; but they would allow him to say, has he was not the only person who hail made this estimate of the character of the tower orders of Italy. Per haps it would a little rehear the tedium of his lesogthen ed statement, if he were to adduce the °riotous of *niters uts this head, and every buck their Lordships to the leotards of the opinions of other times, whirls would Jesuit greater Marshiness than those whirls he had expressed. Some cu• riots" testimonies of this nature would be found iu the ac counts of the proeeediop against Queen Kstharine, in the time of Heuay Vtll. ; and it was not improper to "hew by reference to the histories of the time in what manlier the people of that day thought it right to 'stained.. liaison witnesses. The great object of Comics at that tines , was to obtain the free. souldassed testimony of the loaltau l't 'seats to f • of a divorce. Rymer gave the opmeemer of she Professing aud Do turn of several of the Italian [hi itesities; and (sum that it would appear that these Dern rive their free, unhi d opinion i• Nearly his same a coda. 1-la should select Ilia? of the most celebrated of them, Bologna. Mr. lieuts,:liam then proceeded to quote parts of the for mal an.w.r given by the last- mealinued Violet rail y :" Summit auleflia cwra,jytdrestritt examinee-tams and theu," said lie, (taloned several words orcaning she same thing, all in Ilse doctorial style; and then came ' Cenescsws ¢ imd,m4ie nyfirmorwas,' that Henry VIII. lies a right to diviner his QuVrei."--(.4 laugh)—But tt secontil that fewer ilve great snnilat Sty eit he opinions of the Doctors, and of the language in whirls th:y were expreareil, three I kisted at that time math the wire suspicion of drilturg Mot did in q certain colic, ease whirls he should not two mention ; trod lo repel ths so, pretty nearly the &ITV piersetions were ulna as is that oilier tam: for agents were directed to swear, that the Doctors had never opened their months to one aDOlba VD Ike subject ref the siumeni, till tithe they lead lucre green. rq the leers. illiterati, el istptadtritles swoee that they 'puke note word to each Silber ott the subject of the It st Simony they acre to give —so did the Dvelors—(A hieryk;—semor that they never, by any word, Mau. suggestion, ur hint, rum. muniessed'souther person on the natiire of their opinion. Thir waedune to meet all the rbtlieultiev. If timer had been no such thing as a gum' historian this would have been loci. Bishoir Burnet, View glad to . do all be could in favour of chamfer, tell• the tale in the way he (Mr. Drough . haus, was going to relate it. lie took a lOUs, says Hornet, of great prone. iy, and singiihrly schooled in the hits of this coantry, chose wirne was Cooke—so their . Lorelvhips would perceive that there was a Cooke !litre taro—aud he went up end Jaen proems nig of hands, mid he told then' tbel he desired they wools' whir their conchisi ssss a according to their consciences (as be hoped slimy had dune its Loudon). and without soy fraptri or favour, as they ROlll.l mums r it in fed uee t ausil he rusts proffered them nay cumßesmation or present ; hot rather Ilion • reward et was a compensation, and nut or a recompense, for every surd they said in that, as all a similar occasion had been employed in this. Now they hail a letter of more than 209 years old, cud aim kuew but that in the same somber of years another might not he Sent from the muse pl:ice as that came from, eusitalaUg nearly the same sort of detail,' 'Elm letter was tile:-" tit the tat of July, 1530, came a letter wit of Venice, in which Sloe writer mated, that be lad Eta armlet all Christian Vnivers sitir a, if they woe well handled, woof& earnestly coedits% wills Ina east it went too to state, that "11' :die . . 'Whet bed bees raditelsolipfuratisba will MOW, (for as amply hurl would net de, but a heed ie limo Let ebble" parse would)—aif h• bad brew sufficient', furelsbed with emery, albeit, he had procured to his Hsclestoss 110 sub seriptiosa of Divines, sad which nosh' los nothing in cost parboil withiltat which be could have dome, earl would have does if he had been so furnished. He implored his Higb ee.' not to sorer him to be kt wind of wienery, es it week' be to the utter kin of his Royal Highneres nose." That use the outward history of That remedies, sad their Lordships had *sly area Bernet wd Cooke o• any of his own pee ceilings. They bud front Heroism the following list : " Wan, to the Crier of ilia liines case, ltd.; item,given to Iwitymer, fur the expense of Magog./ to Milan to reward Mot Doctors there, 301." - There was • letter to the Elisio)" gf --, which diretted that he should not promise a reward to those who tiptoed not, nod Mel tied list by those lorato, hut to throe who expected noel slid live by those Moneta, he was by all means to open his hand; " Became," gni.l be, "the Calvinists, who did out choose to legit as opinion, would bare a fte'"the Hideo,. had summed tip all Ibis with a testairk which lie should add, which was, sr that they must indeed have very prise-toted consciences who ousehl be honest so cheap ; for he did iu so matinee &PK if be hid money enmesh, dig he *Weld get the olds oleos of all the Divines in italv." Their lairdellips omen. see that the dercrodants of those tip em e, had rather ids. proved them gone from that, and, tlwrefoet, he trusted go* Lordships would permit him to bring the tale to the precool runteent, and to corniert the present proremliogs with thou of Henry the F.thiler time. Ile would read to them past of • letter pulelssited in Italy in 170, by • person obi was firmly becoming the victim of a conspiracy by testimony of that description. He woold lull their Lordship. that that letter was evidence of "that Italeau testimony was made of, because it was peehlsbed before all Italy, SOll nddrnwd openly in lbs writer's lean orlare to the Prime M Mtge,' of the country. withhis name steadied to it; that Altiosin, at the time, enjoying the hien...reeled sighority there—l mess • I Acton." Therein 44444 hing to fear for want of swear ing there; the ordinary iernAis thefeom three to four don'ts, accuiding to the cirromatames of those who sell, and of the 'recto:loos of those who buy. If there you wish to 111 hr - a will, defame a reputation, or Cox, • hand.writing, you have only to cast away rummers, and to open your purse, for the shores of perjury is this country ore AIWA). open." It poured in upon him in a full tide, Mel he por tented his upped is such word. as he hail now read to their Lordships; and he and hi. !loyal Mager, who was tes• plicate d in the charge, was acquitted by each an appeal ; noel he would lOW repeat it as ;applying to charges as treacherous, anti Cur mote incredible in themselves, than that an ItAlan Aosta have snip 'rued a fudge to j u jo e t foul character. lie vomit, het their Lordships' patelues, bat lie hail drawee himself aside from the Llocinations he ‘ was making, as to the immure in which this rase had hero got vs). He prayed their Lordships to observe how these wit arises Stied after coming Isefore the Cosset : The fits* thing that would strike an observer mast hive bees the way is which they entered, aid how out improved opus another after so interval of time, sad how mach that imtvriiventent was required In dealing with suck a subj..ct of false swear• Iwo and conspiracy, Ile would take use of the first Moaners which struck bins, which would be enough to integrate Isis piteposit lute. Their lordship., tonal remember the manner is which the Attorney General opeord the ease of Mithonast, the dancer ; —that their Lor.bhips must remember, re cording to bis statement, be was • man of the tro;11 ho tel and depraved habits, ealtibiting the grossest imilmirreim, and the eXhibilil)ll MAO too disputes,' O. be inure thorn WWI. ed to, slime indrennests which tends to lust sad mama Miles course—he was • perms that deserved nut the meow of * man. Now, lie meant to take that as se instruct, Isteauso it shewed the proposition he had stated, and yet it was bet One among many others. ift would slow their Lordships how careful the Attoreety-Geueral wan in optuisig his Cabe as to that part, how careful he must bare hero, and how most anxious he was to prove that part of his ease, fur nut mo tto with hciug foiled once or twice, but again be went to work, soil came two or three times to the charge. The At. tornry•Genersl brought them al intervals, and reuse did sot say it strong roongh at the beginuing, be broil& it stronger its the end. Now, if lie "hewed their Lordships any thiug against that, it sp.ilte volontes *gaited all the rest, for that, was one of their great points, and if they fail litre, their Lordships could guns as to the rest. Their Lordships, eu sooner than the first qatintlon was pal, must base perceived what it was his ioareed Friend: had expected. When the first witness was asked a question as to this vow, his Learned Friends expected to toe an elltibitios of the most gross and indeceot description ream:cling • part of ■ dance which I cannot recount. Their Lordalatio would see how the first tremens saute as to that. The wit. nes, he alluded to was suit only their first, but their main witness. Majocchi at Sao would only sallow that it was a dance. " Any thing else,'• mid (Mr". ouglsaner) Learned Friend; "did you observe auy thine else?"—. Then was the nasal answer of " Non TM sicorrio," and theta e. ass • little more mom than usual, cod said, " nut if there was, I bare not Cern it and I do 'sot {mow Did the wireeers see soy part of his dens is any pal lieurar way?" said the SolicitneGessend (evidently alluding to what ha had written down before leini).—" Nu," lie said, his fires" wa. the mole as usoat" 111;a1 would tint satisfy his Learned Friend, but lie mind ask, " How did be use his trousers''' — 0 Hi. erasers were always inn ibe same stale ea Here then was a complete failure, and there was no shadow of a proof of those soyaicries which this witness was ex pected to divulge. This was on the Tuesday--tither on the Monday or the Tuesday. The examination of Majocclsi began on the Monday, and the part relsting to the subject on wheels be was stow addressing their Luidships was nut till the day afire. On the Friday, with the interval of two days—and their hardships, fur reasons best known to themselves, but which must bare proceeded from justice guided ley reason, and having eta uuc occasion prohibited the publication of the evidence, in order that isjualict sleight tint he done • defendant, it surely could not be dune with a view of injuring the (Wrest, and still less /rob any lateral°. of giving the winless's against leer Majesty an op. poromity of reading and profiting by each others readmit..., but he bail no donig their Lordships diet it with s view of g g fur the Quern that unanimous verdict which the reountiy had proseounced in her favour—shut was the reaSon they allowed the evidence to lie published Gum day to (Icy. Two days intervened betweees the evidence gives by Maio/T.6i and Dirollo, dewing which nine Dirollo had access to Alajorehi, as well as to . other pergola; Lal !bete is ~cation fur the getting up of a story to have not only access to the person of the odorss that is cone before, beg it is necessary to have reference to his evidence, because when a WIIIWNI has beets telling a false hood, he may forget ',tholes has sworn; therefore their Lordships must see that thht is the only way to facibtette false evidence. Donn° comer then, after two days have elsparel, and he improves omen Majorelii, end he says the nun, made a wrapper or a roll, tool the witness then began to *Wok of some indecencies, but he did not venture to say them there, shotsver he has mid elsewhere; but he shuts look and says, " for my part I cannot tell what he meant." Here, then, we have got a step on Dirollo; soil lie added something which he, iu his own willed Tinagiontion, might 'beide indecent, but which he was forced to admit be slid ail know the meaning a. Tr.e next witness who spoke be there mysirsies improted tin Throne', lend hail told them Losdahipa in plain terms that which lee had • right to . say, Bccau.e he could prove it to be (aloe, because he knew, and would prove, that this same dance was witnessed by wiles and elanghters as nuollest and as pure all soy of their Lordships. Now, three was mounter iroprovetneut on this story arlitib he would advert to, hut that lie wished to go Si) the sonic important point of money. No sooner hail Paegiolu Captain) and (the Mate of the lane) proved that they were bribed ley sums of money au inadequate to Ghat they ought to have received, but yet eau iiefiniteiy beyoud any thing that could be claim ed for this it srreires, they had gnus such as oleo their 0131 tumid never berme Mould of; nut, sin riaoler was the i impressinte made, than tone and all allure that they uric dna...l/rested witnesses, not One of whom ever received • 'doffing compensation!! " Halta.crowu fur the Ins of any time, or • (gar givers to Iced my family, was the ul twist hope of me," said one ; while the fernale'r enprcta nous were limited to the humble hope of lilting her ex penses paid; sad when he asked Dirollo who be win to grit for coaling Isere--" Oh ! nothing but my troufge!"-- " Wfiat do you expect to get tritest you go hack r:- tt Oily the ' hippiedom at 100 l ailott d to tide !' Amy master. " —The Cook at Triode teas offend sod ?dement 1 - mosey. The others had ospihistg.• Utmost sothisg . !-- tisechi Ranting! bat all right assiom to get hash. Oue of the witticisms, Bacchi, has bet% living at the ex pense of a mar - serramit, sod who says," Ratak God! 1 have always been its u easy circommasees as at rearm I (always of cliwrse Retiring his se"a"t)--always eavveif wif as at presto', surf was always as well dressed ! !laving servant to wait spun hiss, and other thisits, he mast have lived at the rote of 'Wee or fear howilred • year, wistob w ; espial to fourteen or filters hundred is Italy, and yet he goes to he a rooster, a common mistier, Who was angry at brio:: ! tiseneil off, anti resionstrited egoist itorishiog to retorts Weis. He had iiow come to the last of Hiner g I observistiion, which was sine, its his dpinims, of the toast high coweeessenre, the bleisksi which were k4I in the egithoice or the orisons.. iu support of the Bill. He ruiejsred their Lordship') to at. j tend to this plint;‘for, if he hat so other arrometat weatoat ! the Bill, he soloist *laud or this, as Mom as on the torrethhi- lily of Ilse witnesses, Ise was so convinced that in Insets • I ease as this it mew be fatal to the Bill. Mr. Allorisey.Ge. nerd hail told then), that there were rumour, why Ilse Indira ! of her Alarsts ' ii snit 111 Naples hail 1.11 lon serest,. He I was aware that rumousa coal., not Is , proved; bat, sr there had hero a shallow of funsidatios fur the essosoura the " Learned Gentleman Mot staled, shy did lse mot P 94 1 . 1.1 4 .8 the Ladies ; they were women of rink. orlon. ty, mail dearer - ter, snot n o t put it was her , Nlajesly to briog them forward t It 1 might he said they were connected wish her Majesty, as they received a sudsy from her; that woall not Ise an isetise is is ease at the Ohl Halley ; she 101•1114 111 the service of an. or her would not he al from giving ev;ileisre sot that sermon. This was not like the rare of a bill of reek este for ?Of. where the hinidwriting of the molars was assily ne cessary in be proved; nor was is • m'slemesuor ; is WAR • 13111 if Pains and Penalises that hr 1111/ le C 0.414.11.1 111:9,•10, to stitch their Lordships bail to say Aye or No. Then, guoil God ! was he to he told shut he must pr.ollice tlse'e Ladies as witnesses for his 1.10111604/11 Client, chess they might leave horn called toy 1t5.,.. who siopportrtil she ' He could see an goad remota why they were not enthral, lost this they did not color from Cotton-eardess. Is was setting him, that his Illnstsiows elitist was not so he ea...grotto al so the evideuee aside out again: her, but on I eidetic, that 'lse was bound to produce; sorts a definer was e us iese, to all law, awl in the fine of the jorispeuilence of she elenntry. He called 10111 their 1.0/91.11iip* 10.5.5155 slit ols, airoorslor, for if they ever intruded to retry their symbols or diguity is, politic. lie was cuoviared they intuit 119•119499 —The Learsied Consist their asked their Lordships' peimis to retire fiw • short time, which was granted, amidst lona erica 44' 4 Hear, kens!" Mr Monahan', after beiag absent for some lime, re. turned anal resumed his address. After thanking their for the indulges's", shies they kid sissy., him, he promeiled so nil! their attention to the autos': of the I evidesire. The 6sst witness is rosiest of lime, sod by far Ithe most important, sum Theodore Nlaiserbi. This person was slow known or the world much after the LIMY 18111.110, as that by whirls the fame of societal save hail reached our limes, and nun isillesessced the thoughts of the !rained, slot merely by the celebrity of a name, but that they were so in tins stely conincitd wills lenticular sobjetan, that such sob ! jets. could soil he mentioned wrillsowl awakening the remem !. lwance of 'lo is repression wpsos tie so. In like manner hail • 14 *joval. by his evidence, embodied in Israelite' result a eyeless of 42µ.11.04y, and a manner of Ira4lllooy, ahirh would continue sir faint as lung as words, serieind with mach skill, adroitness to she voluntary seer. me or abanaltnimeast of memory, as Snag as the image of a witomr, perficily an adept so the designs uf a peoseentiou, and wholly without intssulee or tattoos for the IN4endant, could remain is the British langusge. 111*km - chi was ass litspint•ut n oes*, as he had b . ca a long time is the Denise of the Prin. rein, as his evidence extracted over the whole period of she elnege,noill was only 411011111114.41 tell the trims' of she %ire!' from the voyage and journey tutu Greece and she Holy Land. He sail Demon stood apart fruits the other showine s s. Theirriii. deuce 'mot thrones the whole of the case; they cretin fart She witnesses for the rho ; the others only gave confirms- Iswy estalence or what these two stand. Bat as wilting wit messes—sin waitresses realuns, gratefully zealots, (ss he hoped for their own sakes they were) ow behalf of their employers, Hwy appenreal to have been *holly unwilling to Nuys short of the measure which they considered sierrsossy to make up , *bat might wens to them the real 11•1■ re of liar cam Si, be proired. He had offer heard it remarked, slam the mall fea ture is, Majoeches evidence which discovered weakness was, the Ni 10... of his memory, which might he a veep itenocent. failure. He knew, and wan really to admit is the fullest evert, that there might be, sad there was, so iWeakana fai lure of memory ; he knew also, tbs. there was a guilty failure of regnembissice. H. believed that he aboold use. reed in prosiot to their Lordship., Mat alajirethi ' s failose *f memory differed us much front the trite and innocent , failure of memory, as the evidence itself differed from ho nesty. Ills memory visa Jaffe - resit. howerar, fruits both of these. lie (Nle Brougbertf) could 11 . 011CtiVe • rose; Lust. why sired lie In alippose one? Niajoeilea deposition was of itself PO perfect all instauce of false swearing, and rose which bore as 111 - UUg 10d1C•11011111 of falsehood end pt's jury as could by any means be quoted. Ile would not de tain their Lordships long to *hew the itswaisces u - Isert by his evidence might in some sit them be euntsasted as so the deseripZion of she farts in proof, iu tokens it might be wholly demolished. Were he to he called ass to lecture on the nature of evidence, and had to expatiate on she twit cotes of innocent and guilt• forgetfisloesa in I witness, he could not quote • more posesful example of the latter than hail lo.nn given by lilejoechi. At wire Insists that there was the most absolute pros' of perjury having been committed by him throat:zit lists mode of golhy forgetfolnem, he would come directly to hie teatirromy respecting the relative attn. ionise of the sleeping chamb.ses. This, it would be rerol lected, had hero throughoutt nee of the chief objects of the Attorney• General to establish. The whole course of the ease manifested an extraordinary auxiely coocer, l • g it. The Atiorney-Geuerel repeals d it over sod over agent, and attempted to make a guilty 'Wesson, from it. The witness on these occasions bad • pet feet recalled ion as to attacking the Queen, but its utter 1 . 0181011 . 111. HMIs as to protecting leissoself from the 4 ffects of es oss•exa mination. Being asked . , " IShere were the apartmeids titiv ated ! •"1 his reply answered to the wishes of the prosecutor; 1 fur it was always reckoned a good thitig to bring them near together. A great part of the sp. eels was laid oot its repeat. itig and rolls/sing that tirtion.tsnce. He 14 ferriLd their I.nrdships to the evidence of Majuethi, as to the situation of the apartment* at Naples; lie reminded them of the. wuril which the witness bad moil un that 0.4 . 1 . 31.100 (cauterise/. I animism that them apartments sere at a diasance Naos shine of the mite. this evideme had been distinct In to all I he was asked by the examisterinnbief; hot on beteg goes tinned as to she exact situation of the apartments of the• rest of the suite, he could nut say—he slid not knots. Here tint' was an end of innocent tangeifolsiess. lle what I said this ms one slay, having on another said that the I I rooms were es a dietance, must be jest as much perjored 1 as the mass who would iindertake to sly that he lurid seen • particnlar perform to-day, and to-morrow • would deny that I be bed ever seen that pens. at all. Another instauce to whirl' he would call attention was, 31•jorelsi ' a evidence whim naked if he had seen the Villa t) ' E.BIC sister his return from the Crecinu voyage. Being also :biked if lie thin of the chentherit was the same as :adore, lie entered into a minute &act i piton of Ilse vicious position* of steins, i rooms, and corridors, 111111 10.01111441 out vo ilk •pparent 1 . 3r1111y thr alleged nlleratiuu,. NA'S:se could be loose one also , Inn tecollettion end the *loads which it enabled him so ( ic e , when by considered them as soluservient to the 'outlaw.' of hie employers. These witnesses did out attempt to build up a whole fabric of intentions from top to bottom, loot they karst that on farts which sere really true in them. ! pelves, it was safer to snake op lunch additions, trod c•ereise such addrees, its WOlll.l he enuaigh to put the life of the must holiest man in danger. Now let their Lordship* contrast Isis tenaciusia remembrance tit ' she facts to be given in isaideuee against the Chores', respecting the alserat' of the apasontose, with his total forgetfulnees of a whole wing which was added 13 the villa—let term oleserve, oleo, bow much he knew of time, "lea it suited bins to remember—how 11111 e, whew it was come. nient. At Naples he sensensbered minutes ; Ise snide nue division between Id sod It minutes, and gave as the direct time in!, At soother time there wire three toluene must accurately sworn 10. Three - psalm of a mutate weregivro Oh Sootier Weigle*. All theft jefe Greif In Dss eltailtlai. Into in chief; at any rate they mast hare bras etnoned ripen lial to the story. They were garnishes and enaveniesti up. peoshsees, whirl, were eremite' to • feaside serum:ion. Rol lobes, questioned gut the pert of the aerates., be 'lid set hil,sfr. whet. tley travelled .ti night, If thqr Were Ger of eight boors riding. Ile had no watch, he said —wry likely. Wt.- All' aot" tr•ao -11fwateittitetv gym= SR* it kaiser it an well •1 tow lower, And lee so tettorans si t another, wheu he bars thus to Inteettpokrntfistiortly would have brought not the troth and elistrieted bun i ilia memory was 'pleb, treardirroo• as SO oilier quantities. A. egsibrisat Icy if there were • I war oe stesteetiest sailor* egs. boardaire psi. Isere. lie ipla a. mallort • matt ant otheeeteieismessals Oxon lu *hurt, & moreinontramistri esesnary, or tor more eailW to the purpose of the pasty • hear faller his testimony was In never mode Hi appear/owe* in a Cote I of Jueier. Riot tills was slut all. Preisary'sen On no ele.riyise swine ' s froth cause srf tbe 'relief a .14%4- know." serf*" I Ain't riwolleet," as (vent the wad - positreeenntraditront Wilted et . 1 . , x , en .,, r d r a In has knowiedee Itntslo4, the fittslierls eleek. he *torte-N.(0.40t a the • nettle, *Mt mew knees • bank's', k ; bet when be mar • 'Herr ofthisareit in his (Mr. Broarghteleo) besidss-slier tousenant be saw (heti and latiore he asked hews a.st•gleirmeshoo fl heath his nig. thinyi he freak/fed all the. ewesnerefetitim lewd-oe* &ma elisps vismtht tee Gent lea nuisseve. Rai orussid he rowe l Mot he never had forgatmen Me. HolidnoS Wit veld he word I fait biro brother, u. j•.ke, and that very forethatillya !klieg hod isolated ban twerp him teethes, he gars., a:renn i n for 'urgent"( hs• 'tame. Rot ti vest.. isegother instance 14 sheer she treacherous or dialuniest Mat.sre of his netnoty : it appears d in the parvevicating, sbofflonst stature of Ism replies to the imagism as to thr money nitwit I. recanted on going to Vienna; Ibe mainher of pieces he (Debi badly re. (olive', nod It was with sous iLlbrielqr he lenarmlitered t'• Dignify he had received al Mille. %Viten this witness us, employed is laying the foonel.sibes of the manful rue, ty the tnturmas.o. *loth he ransishad, he had 'fruitere r .' great deal 1114/re HAM he bast sauce satins lu. That would cleat's , appear leg,* peel eel the opessin; of Isis Learaed F. / j ell/ 4, in oho+ heed I credal the NO the room, sad so be was salted. d bu.l.aarned Frosted bad. it ins his brief; Iva the winot-s said it was only ggisirpreing which hi-heard. Atwitter inn/ince which sheered that hr soul our Ism y to 'Noe persons boas oh an his learned Feend neel reef fel itteiruc. bout, and another to their Lordidep., rad, 10131 Ise rsllsl.l. bevel ii, it pert of his story whirls was ilia:, nod fo,,rot the usher ehteli wsa Isle OWN invention; avid gate natural a o else that a MIA .bushel Madre ee.s.e.seere that * w e b h e h a d re a lty mien or beard, ilea Wm neigh he het narrated. Ile referred en the evi.lotice he bad give* of wino bed passed at Assensta. lie was asked." Hol any one give Roman , broth "' be replied Vote, • t Did any ogle come to Noe enf-ricordo."--" After the Prioress had sassiest, did he hear any conversation, or meg filing else?" That " say /hot( rite" was A hint. lie had said something Is:fore, whirl, his Friend "...lid mil get out of ; hr had forgotten part o f his owe. tureution, a COMAI.III cane With • Weserip line of pregame whom he +auk' mid name bofore Cheer lass d ships ; bet whet era. it sky all elw he heard is., wheiper. lug; but dad the Si 'bettor-General went " what'll -nut ?" He sr on Ist say Nn; it was not wietspernse Moue which the man hail paid sod therefore Ito Leagued Friend, relying on his inotruet ttttt courciving the eircunen sere gm Sr.., and that it matt terve lintespoited some time, n u t riding is, heartgig from h m what hr expected. lie then tok•eiNglift a II eIIASI time: "'What did he tsar slime but uwhi•ia ring" again Aitotier illitalset he Vilna theft! ttttt OM, be hoped tteeir Lordships wowthi owl tloolt hest tcalionsly minute in his rrrepitvialian. It wee, kr mist Aron resew, by molt iustvores nod?, that fsbeiested megessits cooed be tis - tett. tt. At Genoa also, their Lordships would see, the we had Inld more than he pisoised to recelleel wt.,. he emus hie evi dence. There lie had seen the Peewee tubs,g on as err. " lied he recollect n4vlbio, liar . 4. 1(44n,"..4- 4 1VIani plowed " Hr heist her h s 1 rise ?"--" To keep her from fallow. - Ills Learned Frond !ehe Slediellor.(leterwl) wee not Wished with that, !ensue, Isti•ing soistething to his lanwil which Iles witness had bef.sre mid, he refreshed.hins wish 114+4:Trent**, " Did be oink, any olb. r obseavatic" No. Tbey iipoke; they disessursect."sosHe had no shoot* kV Leanest Friend had is. that paper • !soother of other norriloter, which sese inrentions similar Wallow they hod 101,1 to their Liarslshipa. He would beg to renewal their Lordship* of the 1 irteredible outer! of Ills& stogy, hold by the sawn witness, of the Qiie,4l passing through his rooms to Ikrgssou's. wend", would halve their Laud 4iips behest that her Mairsty, having merges to Rellaillei roam by a way where 0rb...1y slept (which tel be was obliged, after much rhenium, to se. hAIIIIIIIeIkes, she yet ',refired cuing by a way *bete she knew that 31.sjors hi slept in • bed, without mulatto, tk to tire foot of which she most pass, with a fire affording light its the room : nod last mid must mointrons of all, lu entice her tleteetton nue she angst and looked al the waste*, to see if he silepe.—Tle whoie cat this Mott defeated itself Why shoots' the Princess go by • way writers.** must be detected, ro preference to the other, in which she rt e a ll e i ra of delpe t i m , were go mud' fewer Sur!' a Ville, MBA very ithelY to be iii. VI-Wed lty those who hail heard much °resigns* ; lie would nut say that it heirayest a more buena, screnziwastee with that class than became any limiest mass, bat he would any it was exactly she awry sloth wouldlee inventedin a country where robbers abound' el, end is tin eseufrubb , es heratory told wait natural ch. The rotative applied ins tight to the fare of the pawn sus bed, if this person were *mike, he, brill/ on known, only failed in his purpose, sad wade Ids *serape Intl fur a persist goon: to COMIASt either, in the oral moose with cute uf bee men dunie,tiee, win* wilo boosts So the Tr iton in the toed to ft: Ibis modem and Minces of %rates, for smelt • peewit as. to art, wee a seeipwinoti see aboard to be egitertained fora moment. Tl5l. was an 'imam," of *bat, fur the protection of i tttt Of CAM, is, believed very frequent'w occurred, th ti in the faltrieatme of • ahoy a little tete earn was employed in rouse pees tbau in rollers. Ileeeiver a Clue to the whole contrirtinee. liyo wools 'era" Heir ',Naom i .' attentiiiit to the iiielit seem at wheel thentorree Sr rived, to wlech the witness's obeli:tory betrayed its wonted qualities. Ile would not duel' upon Ilia , but come to an accented lately given, for if lie meld establith one institute of perjury, that one inelaue• wont,' be se good es line. He came thereto'c to the Recount lie gave of hts rammen for mititier the service of she Protects, which, hewn.", ea*, Pt ctuite he d d not like the bad people who wen about het. Hot shat was Ails, and be (Mr. Brusghato) wooed-thiew it was filer, nut of his owl. ainurh. . When asked if berth' not want t• get back again, hia 'newer was, " I don't re. rollers." That 'newer be flee with a trivet so shelter hint. elf, for bad be answered No. he fear. A the affirmative could be preyed by some other winless. But when naked did he mil apply to Cutest Mehravini, he then recoiled,. it at veer, And gave all she eireltllletilllet/,•1111 Very wentrotel tivyarere, froth for the artiness and for their Lordships' consideratioe. He was In beanie a little paaalett, hotel last be brought out. " Yes, I slid make sppliestion,but it was in joie." Had be not are amrwered he must hates replied in the iteiathrt. Bid if it wares joke he was still perjured ; for could it be eredderilthat the etereral application. made to Hicroitymos wore in jest atm, though to the question about that fret lestmas met by the usual Ana ref Tit-earth)? Either that answer was wilful pei jury, u. the former answer respecting 11w application to Schiasini was false. Their Lotaship• must recollect ttr• flourish and filmic with which the witness hal said he grout.l rather cut gram than go hack to She service of the Was that, he would ask, Cheapen-It of a fat., or a trite t lie thooght it was that of the foruter Hr thought that Vl* develop. mem of Majurclit's " Non mi ricardo" was hue to he (mad. It was a shelter fur himself or fire his videuce, and was false one way or the other, and he (Mr. Brougham) cared not which :a. adopted. Ite would call their Lord attention for a unnuem, and but for a moment, to the nest sonar..,, he meant to those well-paid swearers, the Caplan. and Mate at the potter... Three was wimmething is the dem. untrue of a witness whelp persom accustomed totter procecilitigs of Com'. of Justice cou:d appreciate. Although there were nothisig perhaps in the CUIGNIONahre or manner of the person by whom the; were snestiemed, yet permits when tint tellisig It nth wereez remely apt to be flippant and imper tinent in their replies. In that spirit the Nate, when naked if the guns writ no deek, replies, "To be sore, they were not carried in the pocket ;" and when asked if the Princess cams in a carriage to Messina, his answer was, " To be sure, atm did nut come on foot." He lied only hire eaminded their Lordellipm of the PlAsse, of the witless; bat to come tu the substance. Ha must premise that a artier paid withers or a better paid Italian, for say kind of work or labour. never ap peared. He war paid et literate of !Mete year. That mar, • -