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The latter was Olen pot to the frost of the her, tad Jesietail in arenh...-Diiririt this thine a • loud hat and murmur pro. • "led 'Avouch the Wow.) TN. tatetporter—Wiinewi says that six awash. after abe left the service of her Royal Ilithav•Pi oto write' to her dater to asy, that au applitallonvias made to her, hat that it woo double entendre !waw a'. her and her sister.---1..4 peoeed, tar. 4 Mr. Iltro , rhsia (ta the ititerpreter foe the G e t 'lowa, Mr" orifh wrest rrhertsettor.) The ivtieit.w.Genwral—Why ? stir Driiuth•rn' (7;'stle rettorbied'escrgy)—Brotonie, Mr. Solicitor-General, I have a right to hove my ow. itstirpetter. The Lord Clorwell•r—But if yr,. do, Me. Rialiglimin, the v:b.r Interpreter will taasidre it his de., to sitestrt fu *hat 114 wilier says, and *III eurreet it if he NSA* tltiog•in ioreetly• 1 he for Gainer 't *premed to with to plate their own I .t.epreter west the witness, hist— a:r. Brougham ash!, she mast stood !whim!, sod oat in • ..•frerent sitnation from oar.. I un hinit, thy Lord., to your t as Jodetv.—(" Co on, go ow r) • The Lard Chancellor—The other Interpreter moat se wand a• 0.. he able to hear what is said, end if there is any se &limit the interpretation we trill set it right. Illy answer of tho witness in esplanntioo, was directed to Sr rend arms. During the whole of this time there was a great sanitation in The Maur.. Now have you never "aid that the Printer was •ur. rounded with spies, * hen in Italy ' Ido trot recollect bar. g raid it. 1)1 ever having raid it, or repiesented it in any manlier I .In not ree-illect. Now will yop swear that you have sot 1 will sot swear ; hot I du nut recolket have yoo a short memory Not very short; but it it so bung since that 11)0.4 Wing, happened, that 1 cannot I emember. la it longer ths• the voyage and other things which you hive been speaking to ? I cahoot revolted what was said its conversation, it is impossible. Either Ly a conversation or in any other manner, hare you represonted it? I recollect nothing at all shout it. Will you swear you bare mot' I will not swear, but I do not recoil. rt. Po you know the Baron °opted'? Yea; I have known I rend Mar yon spoken with him Not often. Voir have spoken with him ? Ohre, at the Villa Villani, When he was opou a visit with the Princess, I dare •iy I:e was at the Villa Villani—l believe he was arm • visit to the Princess. Now wait he ones there' I recollect having seen him i`ecre ons., fur roam dry , t. Ask her what she Watts by some dors? fir remained aon.t si.nt in the louse. bid I ask whether or not he has been upon a visit at the • hile you were there, more than once Yes. Pow many times ham sbe Lauren him on a visit to the Pi ere's, while witness as , in the service of the Princess I hare seen him at three different places. Upon one occasion, you say, that his visit was of three or fun.. thy • duration, were the other visits of as lonia time' I &Link cot. A day or two, perhaps' 1 only reenendier tea have seen h m that wire fur enure days. Vrere the other visits Iff • day or IWO, or bow short • time ' They were shorter times as far as 1 recollect. Yuen I do nut understand you to recollect precisely bow I 3; ; .: the other Iwo visits were you are speaking of? I can oat precisely my, I hare men boa only those times. Oat which occasion was it that • complaint um node by Princes of his conduct at tor home The Solicitor-General übj tied to the gitesidin, which was evrtu:ed. Was there not a complaint made of the conduct of baron Ompt•Ja dining one of those occasions? Vat which of the net 'shun was it .! As far as I can recoi -1 :t was at the Villa Villani. yt as the complaint shoot locks or take keya'-- Ti•e Soliceter General objected to the merestrua, sad said le • taarued boned had nu tied lit ask Uwe witness what ben Highness said. fir. VI illiams said, that he always understood on cram . ainsination that they bad • right to put questkos in an ia• S.-mg-story shape, as he w as now dating. Lord Cbancellor said be thought the inettiota had 1.. lies Le pot. 11.1.11 any complaint made about lucks and keys ? I re ii.eirdier the Priucess ni *de a complaint, but I throw teeul- I•ri alive ail It %Val it nut rasp cling the conduct of Baton Oinpteda is ' , le be was residing in the Priiiti ass biome Ido nut re ., i w ho-tl.er it was while he resided thereof after. I ..li put it spun, and I would ask iron whether the Corn icepetting the conduct of Biro., thapttila did not te r:A.m. hot breaking something open while he was in the house "t the Mao-era ? Ido nut recollect shit was the subject • out plait:eel of. eVtly you yourself tonk a considerable abate of the business of the eumplaiut Nene. did you Out wig, a challenr—:4 la*p4; —did you topy one ,-- T;or dulieitur•G:neial—llave lon any paper to produce' Mr. Wiliihms—Ve litre co right to product any. Rut you or nut write a litter fen 31r. Hownant ? Ido not obruaor if I stole a Is tier to fir. Howssam. Iv, toy body ; fur Mr. bemoan', or any body on his be half 1 du MIA recu!li ct. Did he nut dewy you to wiite a how fur him to Baron Warted& 1 retralltes n ethiug about it ; 1 ivtulkat nothing else, or oohing about it. ' Jost 1.11 me ft that as your hand writing [a paper was here pstatioad to the witness, parii..l4 closed;; is it your band s. its.og It as nut easeily I , ke toy writes% liSo NOV beltraz it to tie your writing or rut' 1.1 is nut exactly lake my hided writing. bs you !believe it to he your brod•veriiiiig ' 1 du not a roiliest Laying written it, Our au I thinlk it like my chil i:Ale r. Lb* psi bailee it to be your writing, Of no ' Ido not cloak Who exactly my band.writizie; Irw Mg recollect haw o.g Written It. . . 'Mat is soy thine but ass 'issuer ; I require au nowiree nil ibisestitio, which is, abetter you du or du not believe it in hr your lisnii•wiiiisag—nye yr tie • I cannot deride able. Mee se Ns my hood .ruing ; it is nut quote like it ; 1 de nit swage* isiittog antao ii. es a plain qua maul' (hat n prsuun of our.millituarth part ',fluor total!. ea cuti:altisideraiauil . • du you believe it, a)eUf I galtstot so* *kr ur au, brcnume at ni out lite - toy ti4utlatteeitiag but Idu awl reaullect brawl/ uralteal il. ' DO )uu believe it to IA your Laud siitiog ' It as eel a anaillslae top thug. 11* paii brims e it lu he ) out laud-rriting ! 1 canuot outlier to a thing ut which lain nut stiff ! fliliclior.liLoarral Insult au obse rvation, chith vaa rerld out hart, uudta luutl riles of " 0,4 1 ! , v4r big air L. brae all applistd to the manner the 144trriararief Ist id ;be ✓eeve labor Ilse traps*. Tit! Load Cpauccllur—The Interpri ter hold* ii is his bawl is wal.. to shim liar only a part. The treatleal to, welt.er she uugbt to b.: ached as le ihr whole. went's' pasty ~ bait a akalba, in the first Oiler, if au alisiuulest, to p 4 owe or to Improve al IV be lair li.aud writing, f soy wells pa. l. Lostl CliaucyPor--Alleraaids you should stare bee ILe Tip Solieitpr-Gentral-1 should like to know the lost saiwar.. 11r lA4 Ciarcellar—Yur abauld at* bzr Doi *kilo , slbe !ph I di it , --bai v otbeiWr dues. WI. 44. eI A. a comma mr . poitiovi.ly UAL et Is ilSkt my hapit.afittag. I+ l 61J4.144. 1 )041l ie. 41. ! w wersielpak Ica, ball , nuts of tArai papa thd ca %cigar !. f dolts. ;bp . . I,gis I 4.41011 impi wOO% Ilidra orbitals& et yr e•aaesor—buir . sauab bra Waal witleisted 14, itr .fir' augyalsal I G ~ ~ 14estOmn a larlie!e, eisceesteklesafthiag to alg• Weakas•,,, "i4O • Lb.. 1 , 416 NNW the bar said, that the Cattaaei eMety 11 14 4 =0 . Mlie . apt IRIO • bi logitt' *dieolett siNlibisMot * Jew* au • *serass. tl thaseJ N Alm. kr. 'b.. Ugh taint 1401,011* _ Pistil.bag a Comer. is the , msol geriperytos iwpiewirel4, hesmate • Cirowiel newt tali wpwilli wit • ii; tt4.alr from its brio/ lwagnitai; I. high y !mg IrktfitoOlite, without it. • • • Astoby Noble Pew row to say something, hot we eolith sot collect what he mid front the Iwo I airs sf " Drier! Queer!" and " Oe ow! Go on!" Sew ninth Wail palter 'Vile solimittwklo yaw eye dor- • ing the time you go* the soswees By the Loot Chaseclko—How sioch of that pare did V* see' Of ; 1 0 0 err' Yes? A liiWais shelf. Before that did Ae Mot ere high ~web in the r!fo'f, mote than • line and a half,..befure it was fotrist dims no as It is iiew--did AU sot we mote A the liVer, Mad states! lives were? y woo strobething inter, but 'ids sot haeWhow many one what it was. • The Lard Chaseellor—Will the Litt meter reeolleet that, *has lie Is 044 IM imerpretatino, he is to king his fire to the Howe, sad not to the whitest. Was wit 'the Ittter awn enough to you to set the writing of it ? Yes ° it was partly sear toroth, for If did see it. Why did she out mention at she time it was laid before her, that it mss not sear aweigh to her ? leessw Cassesel gave it to her. • Does the mean to *y that she had it mil keg monis be- fore her to examine tile writing before the letter was headed to the Interpreter! Not siallicitetlime br see the charge ter sf Ihe writing. A Peer made some suggestion, which was isaudible below the bor. The Lord Chancellor observed, if the intemptios of Coon eel its the crowexantioltion was allowed, it wield lead their Lordship , into diflleolties. Counsel had a right to pat what question they Orsini, and if it was wrong, Comma fur the 8411 had a right to objets to it ; hist they ought who to be interrupted by she Itody of the House. But If Noble Lords did persist in it, they most in the Ant place Move, that Counsel should withdraw. Mr. %Williams the* gave the biter to the Interpreter to hold before the witorsa. Does the wow distiurtly see the line ss4 a ►allot the kWt before her' Yee. Do you we it ',Wined)? I calomel say. It it your writing or rot? I rearms say, because Ido not know the baud I write.—(A lough) Tlw luterpreler was &sired to ask the question again ? I emuut say that It is ply because it is mot et icily al I write. The Lard Chaoccllor-.-Tlrst paper ought to be marked. Mr. Williams—lt Willem', marked. The Earl of the Donoughniore said, that the whole of the kit r La t not been %Mews to the witursa, and bow the. was the 'valor to be market. The Lad Chnarellor—lt will be quite 'efficient for the purpose of marking it, that the Cowriel puts his initials to the bee sad a Lair, which will he sulkiest to identify that part of the pulsar hereafier. It will rest in the diseretioe of the Contort against the Bill, abettor they prodtice the whole lettrr hereafter or rot. _ _ FAO Grey suggested, that the letter should be skein to the wihress I pathways. The witness sormes:istely retired from the Nouse, *Murat Its having been eironnunicated to their lordships that abe wished to retire. *h. was absent about ten minutes. Wes it in November, 1817, that you ;pitted t►e strike of the Yrisicess' Yes. Of cowrie, ytio !mew at that time all the eireatostaiaces which 'ail ►ace slated in tbe last two days? Yr.. Have poss soot to alp persons since stated the thirstier of the Prioress to be of a very high deseriplloo! I don't re. collect. _ Have yew not led, that you would willing', Cur reutler half your lie, if her Royal Highness eosild read pant heart ? 1 may have said that, hut I don't reeolteet it. Do you recollect having said, or written, that you wooW Rite up halt your life if the Priucem could see your heart, for then her Royal Highness would beeonvineed of She ioR- Dile reaped, onlimited attachmesit, sail petted alfectioo, uhieh you entertained of her auzast perms? I recollect he hare unities mei cal times to any sister, bet I don't ravel ! . Let to what effect. Wall you 'veer, that you have out raja or willow the enerds now read to yur, err welds In that rffeei? I have of ten written to my ewer, Lot I don't recollect .hat. %I'M you swear that you dui out write N fire effect of whit his just bent read 1 wrote once oil may joorocy to Cows. Schialrini. _ Did )ou w;iie so your sister? 1 wrote several times Is wifsiver. Will you swear that you have sot *Titles to foor sister is the manner sod to the efeel I have described sines you were dischat grit ' I have *riflea several llama to my aster, and 1 ksouw that I have 'pukes to ►er of the Puttees.; bat don't reeollret %hat. Did y.O ever write to this effect? What—the same seam.; or the same words! Rai 1101 in the very words, but to that effed I did mat itsk expressly the same words, as tar as I can retailed. Air. Williams remand the sentence. Do you remember t.. have used these enpreasinns 1 have written to my sister; I Caul recolket if 1 used expressly these terms, but that was 114 sense. 1 will to one step faith. r-1 ask yew, did yea eat use these very words? (hlr. W Mimeses/Ain repeated t►e passage) —I may have add those expressions, beceuse, at that time; I was much attached le her Royal Highoess the Primers'. •- That was some timer after you were . discleargod—was it oat ? Pfut tong slier. AA tar has she nut in the same letter used these weeds: kl.w often before a anininees. click have I eimessersteil her grist qualities sod dwelt on the pa rfestioss wh?cle her Royal Highness piessessed is so great a iiegroe"—• .Hves she renumber toeing *sea those expeassisas? I duo's recollect if I made vise of throe repressions: bat have written to sty sister, sad spoken sites to bee of the sianaer iu ethic's her Royal Highoess cooduepel herself to !lave you sot used those very expressions put to you by the I..l4rpreler 1 dins% riCarket intallt/ I( they in the same expression., beet they are the same is sense. Theo she will not swear that she did not ass the ewes isiOns will not satyr that I used theta, or that I did yet ■fr Ihesn. DOI rediensiser using slime eapreulous : " How °flaw Lac 1 sera say beams atfreted, and beard ahem- ext•laist that the wui Id is oi.jaso I. eases Wo OpweW olaWePPinea. la Owe situ &firms it so !lulu"—Did shorter apt those vivid' , 1- 4,o'4'ms...ding. Or lbws : a and to our who ht an swarthy of brio; Itspysy" iOar swirer orates' to this wird! 1 hive irritate to tivirw several times, a.. 4 to that effect, lout awl tie those-- Will you astir that you did nut write those ve y *Ards! _1 cam's recollect if 1 and theta sr aut. You will nut swear that yams did Out use abeam 1 will sot aura! that 1 have or have sat. • Vat yos hare wriitris is this wiser! Yet., You kept a juarual,abd you nut! A journal uf *lst' A j••••••Isil geweially or what asetwareil to you whale yea were slob she Prises's*? Yes. be you remember *mama to runt sister thus:—" You cla'a *MA a noise day pour lisle imam.' has Illasde" t wrote is my surer atecral limes, Mat I &la% ocrullatt what- Dad sbe and use these winds, ur to ibis effect ! I eau's rt col its' Will you swear that you IA out ! I will set swear. MO she out err obese words It Mabee., if I'may use the . amptessisia, watched as (oerseki);" does Las remember wriiiimg that? 11. d pos . l caul ratoliect Ilse east elapses. Mobs. Does she 1,1141011 W/ theft titpleiNlialaiv...i e'en see has nail it; ligudeugu - beggi-d sae 11 he her Mak it to Lausuusbe i tis. tut the Eaglisb whir ens lbws waulal .to see as iitasedialaly;" does els rsaseasber animas this Ima bit Mates ? I ielLyaism at ia impossible far we to resollect clumsily what I u.ute. • Did Jae write to. duslarici !. I dimet.reaseasher. Will )ce swear that yoe have soot wallies' Cry Mime le ?NI tearm.abaut s joitrwhl 1 I caul use. as that lit irlairb 1 SO ow awe . fietahe itisitibett. Iwo jmorsealiso Mabee .14Aost!. & our it £ did" ekefies ikons Wangs Met ay easesi. Du. ivairiblitslicliaist Am is! Ilirictiut 1 rim •his 1 Isavelappil ' • • • . . rAU I' Does she reogetbdier to hpll detistoed st it,briesige I lh. best sod wait salable r .oet dews is Mott all Ike itesievoidiy which she bus s hos her. received, oppleoiled, which she he. vislied"--Dove ' nevi Wee Words to I Aye wrote to joy rider s end lobe of ase Prioress. to ibis effect ? rernfteet if stoner terms. Itip she soy eloght Omit it ; will tie .awate. hat -eke Aid stet i I will not swear Mid I awed the terms to that I did got. Dom she remeuthet Mit : 0 Where the 'miners@ it tlie;tish jag* I gm pet home—Does she' resnerebee writi,ng shot' 1 'ffinet rieselleet lh Kit: " Cogarepeently my jogesel is embellithed the effusions of my heart. My greatest ;iridee his been that her Royal bighorn should appear to be whet she really is, and this fell jomire should tie fegelered bee"—boo. she re member having written this. or to the tame effect I have written frequeatly to my sitaer—l was much attached to she Princegt at the tint., and wrote a greet deal about her, but I stool recollect what. Will you 'swear that you slid not use those exprentiois I will not swear—l AM Mit ewer. Will she swear that she did not wee 'them? I will nut swear—l alk Cot sure. have yaw any doubt but that you did tow them? I don't recollect. I frequently wrote to my sister, bet I don't re cliners the expressions. Rare you not before represented that your money began to fall above' I kuuw nothing of that—l never was in want of money. Rave you not stated that pow ,do t ty began krfallshort that you were getting poor' I don't know if! said that—but It loner happened to me. Have yaw never acid to your sister that she ought to eta isonsier, and retrench ivy superdeity ? I have slid to her that she ought to reonomile, as she had no fortune at home. Did you not use these words : " You know how I feel for get having deem to myself?" I doe's recollect wrillog that, but I know I never was is seed armour!. Mr. Williams read again : I . don t think I ever was guilty of ektravagance, but I have not deprived myself of any thing almost warless"—Do you remember using those words' Ito. , du you wish me to recollect what I have written? You talked yesterday of the double Menke to their Lordships. Did you use these expressions to Your sister ? " I had almost forgot to apprise you of one 'bier, which will surprise you as much as it did safe;' did you use shape, and the f Mowing expressions?—" nq tlettth of last swoosh. I was taking some rtfrtshavents at La Claire'.:, where I .was informed that an unknown person desired to deliver a letter 10 me, and that be would trust it to nu one bet myself. I west down stairs, and desired him to come up fobs my room. What was my astoaishment on breaking she teal, to find it coutained a proposal made to me to set off With him to London, under the pretence of my brio! • go'veruess! I was promised hist: prolertims and a brilltant fortune is a floors time, and to convince me of the truth s f it, 111 the letier had so signature, less informed I might draw on a banker immediately for as much money as l wished." The Attorney-Grurral submitted that as these questions were drawn from a written router, the letter ought to be put is before tusking use of any of its concerti.. Tbe re seal course was inegular. Mr. Williams said, that by being allowed to go the length he hail gone, be had the tacit acknowledgment of his being regular from the opposite side. He insisted On she right to inquire into the ity of any witness 'drearily epansieed. There were two ways of doing this; either by tatting the ease of the parole evidence,. and causing she evidence of the wittiest thereby to contradict itself, or by areinelating.othsr evidente trots various quarters, to disprove that which U.S already vireo. In either ease, it Would be necessary fur the Defeadant's Compact to put some queitions to the wittiest, pud get bias to state a direct eontrailieliois to she evidence about to be produced, or these could be no foundation laid for producing it, and not Wore such questions were pet could he proceed a single airy, er call our of those sumer- Ora Wititennrs which he was lo suppose ready to be brought forward. %Yell then, by amalogy, be apprelrenited.—bus gut he would entreat their Lordships, that the wiliness might out he miffereil toVeinsin in Court. The Lord Chancellor—Your request is a my proper one —Let the witness be withdiawn. Mr. Williams—lf the opposing testimony were to be strewn from a written instrument, the rule would apply just in the same way. If he were right in this, then, he con tended, that be bad a further right, not only so lake the in strument so 'trim is, to make use of ih rontradictieg the parole evidence, but to make use of it in the most advise tageous way, by prompting 'be witness to the coutriolictiou either of what be had said ur what he bad written. He re.. winded their Lordship', that iu so doing hr was acting mpsl fairly, benure a Counsel engaged in the trial of a cause ac. qpired a sort of oblique or collateral memory, insomuch that at Nod Prins it would appear, by the statetnesits on one side, as if 'here was nothing in she tvidenee but what 'node for the Plaiutiff, *bile on the oilier 'very thing seemed to be is favour of the Defendant. Ile was almost militated to mentiou the practice of Nisi Prism before their land atirfm, sad the eminent Judges who were sitting among He was the less inclined to 1111 upon the Judgie for a madden opinion, although he was aware of their cepa. bility to give an extempuraueutis judgment. This was a patios of practice inertly, sod as their Loidsbipa pro. eased to be guidrd by the rules of usher tomb, store was still more reason far their imitating the rules of Nisi Prins, inasmuch pa the awes of trials at bar homed so small it portion of the hooks, and so inaufficieut a body of practice, that t h ey could not be referred to fur the deternsi. notioss of any point of that nature. Now what did be hod the book.? Their Lordships bad massy of them knows hoed KeaYen, and they all knew that be oodereiood the law of evidence as Iserfectly as any other branch of tile law. la the erupt of Satebill cud Rough (42 Ptah), the contents of an sfllilaVit were used by the Defendant in she maniser is whitb he hod been using the dOcumeut from which Ire had just bops eluding. Lord Kenyon interrupted the Ddrodont, to know if the affidavit was in Court. It was not in Court, loud the Plaintiff bad the advantage of that circunistaure. The inference was, shot if the affidavit had been iu Court, the Defendant would bare had an unque.tionable right to use is, the objecting b. fog that be bad it not in Court. The Learired Gentleniau bare quoted the &clams of the late Lord heityou, who bad ruled that It was the torques 'islable right of the Counsel, on a cross-exaruination, to pet a question faun • scatter ourismeni, with a view to cue the testiinouy of the niturss, willinut letting the *ltasca, sec the letter or written &rumen' hum which the ipirsiMa nes put. Ile said be also remembered a case at the last bonus fur York, iii which Iris Loused Friend, Mr. Hrouglians, was with hien,nod on the other side was Mr. &RC lett, who tuatemiled the letter from which his Learned Friend w,as eirtisweasst• • g the wilueaa ought to he put into his (the •iiisess's) band , and to be read at length. Us. fleet roe , cagier the Lemtori lodge (Itaylry) who was trying the easing held, that his Learned Fiiend was retitled so cross , examine from that leper without placing it in the bands of the witness, said be slid erams.esansioe, so far as he pleased, grill he had completely refuted and overthrown the testi timely of the wituess. Ile would slut complain of his Learned Input, ilse.ittioi Hey-General. fur making tbe ob jection, he could not etn.sider it as a captious out, ea the euskrary, he considered it as of the greanet insportauce; bat be Would tell his Leii - rued Friend this, that they tame too late with. is, after they had suffered bits to go us for two inure by the cluck to cruss.exasibre from that pope, with. • any imeeruglion fry" them fir conclusion, the Learned Grilitlvoisis submitted to their Lordships, that Veda the autboritypc *gems. hedsail 1114 ; 111W ha* authority, and tie other from rerolloiriirits,. lu wits, PerfeellAinmillesi bp, the pear,lies of the Ciorti below, its tint course. wbkh be 4 114 .I.Cf4f4 • Ile P . weitiamsa sail „ Ipthod pull to eriallras she moil,* tiers 4,4 his Loqued Orifllmais), as to aim Nisi • cai. 4. Yioria Obeli ask ercoo.. I as, .14_, Lterwed rei Pl: sB ,2 l # likt l6 l4.ersarn.Per:4 4 ol4 Bl l l o•7 Vt* "!.° 40 . 601 0 INA lit 1 01 1 4. tat ma mas the wit beet abseils, iriepe m 640 !ba egeseg. M t ult,t• °NI!. 'Weft taliPtiMiMishieib Mist to dfflfte.llollll4 she isaassol l its skim, sly ILit isun thaa.was as sail of Mu as, Is neat jeisi.. • . I. time ei -.which i(I .., Astarney•Coneeirst) objertion to the noose poring/4'7 persuaded as be wow, that if 1` . .6 Lcaliger.tir JstaidOasi.the MOM ..aakihlinhed .4 Courts of Law, it realsw.doty J. Worm* al say silwii and it was their Lordship: deli', as Jodgm, to derjde4pon the validity of the ohjeritost, let Si he. Made avower pelage. ..Has objection was not that tote might rod pyt the letter.lato the witness's baud, awl ask her if ri was her heod-writiat, which he castewded wet the proper coins', bit they had nn right to get out of the wititess the contents of the WI" by • eenan'aatloniaali'm i and the Part as derided by Lord Kenma far frost supporting the tinaciplo of his loomed Frie nds, was ekarty in irs,oor .r the roam winch, be etneirstie.l, was the proper one. But here they de ma place the letter in the 'rime's's hood, and ask her if H I. her liastd.writing or not, which they might do, and if she admitted Kobe., put the letter in as esideace; or, it .he dolled it. this by Wier rvideuce prevails** it was her hand -writing, SAO mad the kites to drew theeontradie. times to her testimony, irony sorb 'Mated. -If HAIM been a case of parole decieratkon, the precise weeds mom be mooed, but betathe writing itself Mum speak what the doelarations nem sad therefore it tomtit alum to be looked to. He therefore outtauftied, that the comae mimed by-hi. Lemmas' Priewits kap irregular, anal that they had mithar priori** set authority hi she. that he way wrong I* the Majesties) he had taketi: the cam as decided by Lord Imps. •in fam he. lag, as far as it went, la oupport of the prioeipknOldilt he lad submitted to thatc leinbdnin• Lord Erskise comeieril there vreradaoster in elleftetteriL ahead , conrae . prirseett, though nodualsteilly it might beteg the!' to the tome point at Lod. The proper mode be thought was, that she stiletto .h..hl ke abewa the letlee, and then ask her if it is her hamLwriliad ae wit, ite if AO believes it to be so or not; sod whether elte admitted or do. ivied it, that would give their Lordship ,au Pitportultkly Or judging hcreafier of the raise of her teetiontioy. The Lord Chancellor said, he thought the isselionosight to be put to the Learned Judges as to the "ramie, of the Course of law. He acknowledged the Rale and Loomed Lord who bad jug sat down had hadanme opportunity the. himself of knowing the roles ni the Essortadielnw hot he could affirm that he had at Iraq eadeoriessead to andememed them, and he had always itoderstood she ride of lad sags ifteoA that if it was imended no. hake the credit of • stating declarations of another sort, the mode wept" did the witstest declare MI sad w? if the witness • and that declaration was iocomisteat with the itestimon, given, that went at uoce to destroy the credit of that wigwam If usi the other baud the witness denied MS Ille hid given suck hammy mato/mutt, Shea the other roll one let in prove that such statements bad Lem made, sod thug the contradiction bad occurred; and it might hes that iii the case of parole declaretious Au other coisoor b = . be pursued. If the decteratious were in writing 10 heit doubts, since it was so Wag since be left the Cometillf illinit what sight now be the practice; he therefore molgoll a Oat the questioa be proposed to the Judges for their fridwderda whether a Counsel in the Courts below say cromalsoodle and state the couteuts of a letter to a willows, and outiskie the witness to the contents of that letter, witbunt champ that letter to the witness, and asking his if it was IMIIIIIIIIIe writ iilf. The Earl of Domoughwtore said, he Shooed there wallet, doubt that if the tritium had confessed the mar Ow halla been her liawd.writine, all tie sobergoent erotheemilisadlan world have been regular, because the witoesa had lira Pronad the paper ; but his doubt arose front the Casale! bevies mode the same use of the paper as if it had been regularly proved, soil he dotibtro without sorb proof if they hod a right to sake any use of the paper whatever. The object of .the Learned Gendeniau was to discredit the tritons by so tiripatioss. He thought their Lordships bad allowed it to en greatly too far, and he could rot' costar in opinion with ihe Learned Counsel, who thought that because they hail gime wrong a loog time without being iiiternimedettmy were la co on Inoue fur evef; for himself, he et= s % was sorry that she Attorney-Givers! had sot i• • Wag before. The Earl of Lauderdale conceived that sheltie** Elie gig. Iwo of a letter, or the sit/astute alone, could not antheedis case the whuk letter. The Earl of Liverpool had No objection to the questiso which It was proposed lu submit to the Liaised Judges, but he thought in this case there was another question, aid lb* was, whether, when a letter is produced, yule have it rill" SO Oa a question from that letter on having chews a line or SW*, without perseiltilig the witness to see the whole of Ilia letter. Ti. prove the limid writing, a lime or trout • letter might he sullicieut, but to slew suy contradictory tkelasa limo., lie considered its reason and emotion mom that the whole of she letter ought to be 'hewn to the witliess. Itedes.laie said, the difficulty he bad was wbedere, wiibttut prodeciag the attire document, the evidirauesald be taken as Wile whole had hecii sh.wa. After some further couversatioes, is which Lord Erskine, the Earl of Mortara. sad Earl Hatband participated.— The Lord Chancellor proposed that the gorilla tehkis be hail before stated 'Mudd be submitted to the Learned Judges fur their opinions, and also the following Irk ther in the Courts below, upon sheering one or two limes of a letter, sad the witness did out admit the hand writiul to be his:Counsel woold be allowed to croas.sissatise Geo that letter? These questions being submitted to the Jedoss e Hide Lordships retired to cause's. Before they wrist seep Mr. Brougham banded up a volume, coutainiug, we preseime a the case which he had quoted. During the time the Judges were out, Lord Harreeelay rose to complain of the manner is which tbe air was ad mitted into the House by the windows. The Earl of Dunouglimore and the Lord Chancellor said a few words, the purport of which we Could toot bear. The Judges after being out a shoot time, returned isto the House, whew Chief Justice Abbott read their opiates'. The first question to which they were called uo to speak. vie. whether Counsel in the Court. below would be allowed in cross-examination to state the conical. of a letter to si soil ask the witness if be bad seer wiliest mob knee, without 61 , 4 of all slowing the letter, and faking whether it was the witness'. hand•writiag ? they skewered in the locative; sad Chief Justice Abbott stated, that the gibands apes which they trail ou detisl-11 were, dial, accord iug to the established ivies of evidetsce, the craisteots al puy paper must be proved from the paper itself; therefiree the Witness must first of all be asked übether the paper be in his Isand.oriting, and they the paper shoals! be pot iii, Ibat the Court might be iu.possession of the wbult. The ilex' question, vie. whether Counsel would be allowed to produce a letter, sad ark the witness atwitter a part or the *hole, or oar or more hues were in the witness's head. wilting? mud whether, if the witness denied the hard-Wail. log, the Counsel could proceed to croamexamiue bias so am 'tie contents of the letter, without sbswtsg the Ishtar. The Chief Justice said, that his Leaned ; Vivibirra vide-41 there questions into two,and givestiteedegf foreleren each of its parts: to the first part, wheelie Own* wool. be allowed to phew Noy part of a letter, ur use Of MOM, lines, sod to ask the trilogies if that were the waitress's band. writing, they hut giver their opinion in the affirasseisies sod to the latter part of the qaestioir, viz. whether if the wituess denied such part ur parts to be his baud.writies p Counsel might mooed ide examine the waists. as to the ens. leads of the letter, without sherbet the whole, they ettege,ef opinion that he could toot, because, as he had Wore rand, to prove the contemn of a paper, the popes itself moot bs produced. The Earl of Liverpool, without giving any opiaimp„Allity •• fur the - - • of la - We 0 He thawed that in reassa..a to Ihe regularity 1,4' their Lott memory that all pewable !water. tia witwewars who were dlkd to pyre their Lordship Haase. And in Inp marsh that the opiaiwo whirl, 1164 -ewe i t i gon altrakt.. la the Agate to Alewiroy -the timpani, teetotal., ..fhwears wallah hail he, 1, paressed with she prevent wiliness; het as 'lama :1;.• ow what ,a .dep'e promealiege mos, • lay Ihr aim witch bed hem given by Ihe Jody!, declared du he irrygslar, Itmight sot to Ammer .. their Led *Mrs' Joitenek. Vowel as d..& hod thir they meld, to produce soy Meg they tIIIII.I * 4O by . 11 rglit/se cure* fentaladallts Ja .leg et the the. tamer en credibiliSy of tbe milmos e ihells • I heie Lewisham might to pommel say sines ModrOlti eloPtach a aillurss's thereto', which lied .bee• .kressoleily Minaelserd, Goo. going fortb tothe walk, be tbeald tlierefore.mose, to et . pimp f.e.en she mimics all gm ,ernovezewereetie• th i , whom, mud that the eciasecgaminetio• should be reusw,i from miouovikeesco!,. sod .masdeeted in the fetti:zl Coarse. Th. Earl of Looderdals flawed, Noel perloos Is espum• ing from Ile foilsmen my pert of the evues-riaminitioe, Counsel slimelelbe heard to segoeseoltioth fur aod agaiwn each a promeding. Lord &skim erbl, that It oirtainly was milreineij props to guard against the eppeareece iwtheir Lordships' Journals ' easy, insiter.seisOth had !Mew derided se have Mew insissis petty admitted Soo ibeie:mot settings; hot if they proceeded to strike out all that his Noldn-Frisnet bettor hint (.be Earl • Dsdollgkosorti) bedoldheel them to egaimage, much matte, Irneld be sleuth oat whielsiem iset is soy my alliceed by She spiel's which the .Losemet lodges. bed him called nu 54 deliver; is his jediporat, Meerfere, the propMesserie *mid be to }crimp the whole of tise•innisetais of ibis day's prourre figs, sad so dlidiwetly,to oessider what eleueld be-shwa Viii sod what .Mould be allowed to remain. The Marquis .1 laiudows requested their jpnkhips seriously to consider ilbt were of tie measure leery were Mw Called or to adopt, of sspeegiag .fiss Meek of a vit• ▪ erms.ecaneiaaelow. if Comma seglemod ...muted to mese MI of le ea irregelanseorse dexas.raami . seine% as the rims whew Pea irressilsrit, isossineneed, but afiermfferiox it to proceed to,a great kook awl overly to the close of the mossersagensation, were thee to be allowed su press sod lo make good bis objects's, sod the cross-exa mination were thereupon to be expeoged, he should like a. know what Cystoid, either at their Lordships' bar sr in Courts below, meld ever interpose to check soy irreenissds in she ostort, series That by sedrering it to proceed mid the who,* piss of hie oppoweet's erosikesainisatios were de relived, ..d earroards 1.141111111/ that it.. Crueli.ezawiluit tie* should be mcpanged, awl recommemed teem eke Wog, he would give his ohs uses the sisperisisiiy at roper ism Is Amen every maim, sad defeat every object .4 lie mos. emanative. *oche mane appeared le him to be epee' y at vs/laser with jostles sad will she established marka ..t moreedieg, sea he therefore meld by ws mesas comer in flee motion of Ile. Noble Earn, to strike out the Misoles of the cross-examinetiun of this wiling.. The Lord clusserltor said, it spewed to biro tbst wags their Lordships were called ow to caned< r she ipwartiss of issposgisig from dirk lIINSIOWS any part of their promart'. logs, it ought to be very clearly mid partiesterly est sot what part of the proecedisip was aril what woe sot moths. for it was a otailli of wive, isiwortsoce that moth* but what was clearly melted:sr sboskl be expooped. Lord Gresvilie elated it lo be big spiels.., that is pro. evading to capitate soy irregolar sastiee boss the saisstes of their Loritstripv' proceedisprs, they ought to prelim' i o n _ ties by geniis., sad Foist by pokes, is order that it slight be dissiocily wrorrsaissid what was or what was sot port to be street alt. Lord Calleilrelle said, thist if the whores were isestiosed se the Foist, and admitted the letters to he is bey bead wiitiegs so *easily wool/ esiat forstribisi out soy part or the Tie Earl of Zlheetuthemee mid, be had tamed that the whole ef tie memenweieetiee eleveld berrepeaged, haw he wee strongly hammed with the irregularity mid immu rimy of the awls he which it bad hew ceadoneted, aid the minum of the Jedepee confirmed hi. .we epee teat head. however, be was bat a Meer Lord man% nosey, he skald ran satisfied wish having repressed hie lailivideel *Maims ; if their Lordeleye ware wilh.ti to auger my to appear ee their Jeannie which was deentedly piles , . he shield eat purse, hie elejactim be it way Anther. The Lewd Chuneeller dew Wormed she Cornet, that their Lordehipe had decided that they tailed get be 111141111,011, •• merely mein( the emends of aey letter to ask witness whether she bad ever mime er meet awry e:pch lesser; aid further that they woeld be stlineadte Mew the wimps any pun or pews of a Imes, wed to oak if wets park were is the willies, s hsod•writimg, bet they mold met Is atiewesi S. moist she witness upset themeless's of such Music sakes the whole were ohms to the wits's', to aewerasiu the home welling. Mr. Williams' them proceeded wish the eaninination. (Shelving the witness a lellier)—is that ant page 'our haed.writeeg ? Yes. And the rest ? • Yes. Aid the mut Yes. Asa Itie Wiese Tee. Two other letters were thes obese to the wittiest is the like , end bode admitted by her is be is bee Wad origin ; end Mr. Willows' sae proceeds( to pot a ques tion respecting the rostrata of the lettere, when be wee is. terrupted by The Attorney-Geseeal, who mid, OM hie Lemma Fries& baying admitted that the sweeties Ate wee abseil to popes. of,tbe /- was upon She contests - - kltevr, i Mad issrultjoitloa to make to the questions, which he would shortly slate to their Lorchbipe, which mat, that such "teeth* could not he pot, "unless the letters were pot in. Mr. Brooglista- 4, I apprehend they ought sot to he pit is at all." Mr. Willis.. admitted that ohs olijrctio• of the Atlonory- Generil was short but it was impobsible to deny that it was imponsul in its eke's. la say other Coact it might have admitted of au sooner equally short, but in this plate, and is a ease of this importance, be should be ashamed of him.; self, if he did sot like • man speak fully awe firmly his optuitin un the point. If his Leased Friends had fairly quoted those authorities of whirls they were aware ou Ulrich this objectio• was founded, that he sad dime with whom he was joined in that cam might hoar as sipper- Natty of examining Owlet, they weight have her. better pee pared to inert it, but since they had pot done this, he was left to souther tame of arquareat 'gaunt its principle. Why was • letter admitted *a a mated at all' It wm.imily fur the vitiate of establishing • cootralletion. 11het a witness did or said in any other place than that whopeiu ho was I. xsmiued in a cash', was rut evidence, except la con tradiction. According to all the practice with which be had ever Nett sireisaiited, either by rainbow or by his oars tape ricace„ uu letter was ever put to bet fur the petepotie of am indiction, when, as is this case, a whores hod deoial all counectiou with that letter. He rensembeeed, in a ease iu which be had bees conerand before Mr. DISINI Wood, the last time be wind the Northern circuit, this very aria' ha:l occurred. He hail is bi. parasites a letter written by *limns is the meat, whirls the Comsat costarred with him in thiakiiig would establish a material nomadic. liar to the testimony • f the wham on that occasion; ehs time passed ost, the witness wan cromdexiestated and gooe without the litter being produced • as he (the Leiria! Gra liensisi) thought his time come, a nd he Fathead the Miler, sad Mr. kagktt object' d to its ndmisoicie, and deriding hat for his ignoroisca sod toexperieoce, foe it iris it the smarms y of his practice, weed him Hite supposed ho could be s. dF I. od to give in a letter after letting sNj , OM opportuaisr of it Mr. Baba ireawl - - . _ . . . :: g 4 hare need these watole: 6 I hare 1 ' 'he ditterserGesitrahaid, Abet pops IF *WI hien *A bit ewe ',Aso. Hi I se I asp in it a met 4504 Meet ' titian pecidlowlion. la gesievaluska . the. • decency, wed ill dee reined to I li Pritorew in the w0r14 . 4: 41 I linen entice poesy be whose hrhalf they.tyitiye . I. ' Ailmereredinlts.ll was items t bentences ni high nenedyiliiy sad 1 theyefeee Amass at wooer Mame' I. Anol lic meetro- them aid he give, is witaei o b ewo .—ohe aeanterr la which she snaded thole Lwrolohips would thion, the lash rase as quoted 'whitlow at the her at their Las loaded. sod rherished, in all places by his Leareed Frirowle. and he slonald aka csisiseat Inuesellf 1 /spiels's it wois ant sossaigh th pin. .the ir,itofN reffeittltrietinl M. 11 % 6 -Tlllialfft..strltll*.ai lillittgliffr !kith-hill t-kri .1112 p Junilst t .11.1 fig te Mei NMI" ' 1 inn's freAtiett. hems erre try MS Versed Trieed, Mr. Wnelmeee, lie to the Mere, se Mere e sad epelie f rincess. .o . doe P _ tiro at .whieh he (the Astainry.Getiocll) had arced Ai. a • *jilt." IN she irrero.llll owe, married it fUr kite emus ideratiou of the Noble avd Lessard Lord ea the Woolsack, whether la eastesquesest of the opislieo jest peer by the Judges, it ovoid eel he pro- ver that secs psil of sloe enfehtlNlNialliUll as coma widths the salve et that opiaiev should be terveged frees the alt• Mari /*in% polar. Atm a imasaalisrabla paaaa- 11* Earl at DAPOOOIIIIO4* row sail ilia, tlbai lopmas Ilan, Iv hear the wpIRIM: alaieja hot boo Was* bathe Leatied hales 'vs the pixies@ .hid hod ken rthroad tax them, sad pattlettletly• lima ti,a atverilimiea of alit sta. ams.ezastisisi she shrews apse it ? lb. &aft Wood 'revived ilia obj. miss, awl 'sled the raid agairel Lim (Mr. Williams) so the mynas grimed that d.c Mier was am i. dad( admissible, ramps is eseasadict toss, sad limit 1 bsil failed is make it so, by sot Ism- iambic the wittiest spas it :as the seams atirsom, err amid asy,bwit shot It was set mewily the terassr, be t the esprit.' Ws* si iM o4seas tint ass 1 hi lamed us essinalicshom "Ihiciree a as as Miss aissokllay that he sew tab MVP cadets s me s csabsio d.f 01 way of bras from the Mastiff; midi Oa swis4 Okystwal, I I ......,,