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F.II. .Y 4, 4 4 .5., are now complete, aid that IMPRESSIONS froth ` 4, tl , are ;›ti Safe Nt the ()pittance Map Office, in the Tower of Theie Plsteg contain the-Oiunties of-Kent ; Essex, Hants; Doiiet ; DMtnirr, • and Cornwall, and propel-- 1 4°4 'W Soineriet, Sithey, Penthrutic, Cardigan, Carmarthen, ,7 144 borzan, Dirks, SitlFolh, Hertford, itml DELIVERY OF TH F. LAST TIC/CP:CS OF THE P.R;SENT LOVI'F.RY 4 FRONI THE BANK. LUNAR! OBSERVATIONS EX7R4ORDIArditir. Ma. Eorroa,—Great stress has been laid, up`,.. on thw" IVO mi ricordo" of the first witness the present most unhappy and most melancholy prosecution.; ' but the :jokers at. 4 ( my: jockey"' don't seem to reflect. that. the freedom of thought in Italy is not equal to that of England, and therefore il that the Italian l a nguage s especially wo .the Ismer orders, has a paucity of expres sion that makes one phrase serve for half a. huff . , dred degrees of, denials- .the precise meaning, each time, being marked by shrugs, and other modes of continental:converzationc.—To illustrate, this, I send yon.a specimen of modern cross-exami nation, with non mi ricordo translated. ad libitum : Q. You say the moon was up during those fa mons:voyages---..was.it MOoN.? A. Non mi ;lord°. I. don't recollect. Q. Was it Half Moon ?. A. Non mi ricordo. I can't positively say. Perhaps more hay' than full. Q. My Lords, I .sutnnit this, is an Irish,. and:, not an Italian, witness;. but I will ask him— Does he know what becomes of the other half ? A.. Non mi- ricordo. I don't : really know. Q. Is, the moon : made of green cheese. A. Npn,mtricordo. Inever heard that it was.. Q.. Will yol.t Swear : that you neverwerelo)d A. Nbn ricorao, No ! never ! never ! • Q. Au't I a very clever cross-examiner-2. der to a bed• TBISIL,. SOLE CONTRACTOR te. the . PRE SENT LOtTERY;, begs to announce to Is best Friends, the Pphlie,..that only. 1450ITickets of the resent Lottery reolained in the Bank this Morning,. the Nuns ors as stated below, the whole. of which were removed in the:nurse of 'I his Day; In his :Dtfiee ilt eninhill. The Two 41,0001. Prizes; , may probably: he among them : but as he , nnskes)o re serre.of Tickets, the Public are invited to choose anr:um bet- riot already actually 11 . 41, of whiCh they may hao the Whole, or any-part; iteitlier of his Ofticei, CORNLILL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS. FROM THE MORNING PAPalti. [Morning Post:] r NV it' was 3 . The letter which we. mentioned Yestei-day as having been sent up froM,Gloucester respecting the witness. Alajbeci, was mentioned by Mr. Brougham in the commencement of the proceed ings yesterday, That letter, at least a fransla lion: of it, appeared in a Morning . Paper, but the witnesses who were stated in the original to be creliable, are said in the translation to be credit- able.; the, former. began "has I no you totse, the.lattei l "as I knOw," &c. It was. very oblig ipc, to the parties who Englished the epistle in question, to make such judicious changes , in it, which, if they:altered the: character of that letter, did not affect.the reputation. of those. who alteied it, or reduce it in any degree lower than it hiul. .previously been.---in the latter part of the day the. Queen entered. the House. A female was examined who spoke to her Majesty being seen in a most indelicate situation, with Bergami, (upon which the Queen. made a retreat as. preci pitate as that which was caused on a former day by " the faithful Majocci." Her Majesty's car riage was called.; she immediately entered with a hasty and agitated step, and proceeded to. Si. -James's-square. • PRI S ' L. T 1; No. 101 t0....... .250. 3751 • to " 941 •.. td 1250 4211 .2711 to 3OOO 4751 ......, to 3461 to 3500 5131 Those perions, however, who wish for any of the ahoy, or for any Nortiber,- should apply, immediately, as the vhole Lottery will he drawn—on WEDNESDAY. NENT,—}very Ticket singly.,—,Two of 20,0001.-2 S other Ctipitals,—Al in Sterlihk Money. Piti' enntalliing nelrly the 'Whole' of Penthrolteshire, " 114 PoitiOns of the adjacent Conntr,', was published on the 16t of August, 1919, and'as the Work is Still in progress, 6 , :- 7 9k441 '4 to the original Design'of giving a Complete Map of `'rs4t Arit n ii s tioon' a Scale of one inch to i Mile, She - licalio n. of the fitttite . iiititO will foIIOW as fast as the tbre of such a Worlbwili admit, without increasing the an. 444.1 k:xperise. • • partli NeEss t rn,be drop . • • . - NEXT WEDNESDAY; • The 30th, the NEW LOTTERY will be drawn; , • - • " ALL. IN ONE DAY. Stockbroker, 9 Cornhill wishes. . 5 • the Public to peru se With attention the Scheue of . 'the present Lottery. Itims not one olkieetiOnahle point It contains a eery small number of Tickets, (only 5;6000 yet there• are TWO PRIZES of 90,0001. and '26 other Capittia— the Lowest Prires 161. and all in Sterling Money. Eiery Ticket will be drawn Singly from the Wheel, as in Ovoid and popular Lotteries, each deriding its own fate. and no Other. The Contractor matt* no reserve' of Ticketi ; the l'uhlie may-htty all the Prizes. - The entire Lottery. will hi decided in-One Day, NEXT WEDNESDAY. TICKETS and SHARES are on SALE at WEBB'S Fortu nate Office, 9.CORNHILL ; where TWO PRIZES of 20,0101. were Sold in Shares. in.the-last Six Mouths. . 3 y the ,•- . • • ' e ►►ticosert wishing to procure a MAR of the. Country sor •?:%liiiing their own,,lvibitations, may, by sipplicatioss So !eft . . f \kl ilt, at the Ordnance Map Office (where an .Index r i gl) twit! be sheen) select any sheets. they please, for that - • e , 1 , 1 1 Letters on.this subject, addrtssed to Mr. Baker, under he itinuethe Svcretnty Of tbe Board of Ordnance, Pall Mall, diatoly Anew let! to. ► n d the erpret', eter, 85 erstal lit agredl By Order of thg 804r4,, It. CREW ) Sec. ed. ,s 5B TBAMORE BAY, IRELAND. A. Non mi rico;llo. That's more than a horse can tell.; and he has a longer head that) either of us,! decli r beini- the Intention of . the LORDS'COM... kr MINSIONERS of his MAJESTY'S TREASURY, to 1 1 , 4 11 4 LEASE (Ai NINETY-NINE YEARS, of the INNER SACKSTRIAND of TRAMOILE, in the COUNTY 11.IW ATERFORD, containing about 1500 Acres, to any Per or Pcrsotts to undertake to EMBANK from le tir S EA, an t i CULTIVATE th e same . N o ti ce i s h ere b y e , It that tiny will receive PROPOSALS frons any Person Z i ?" , Pany who' may be disposed to ENGAGE in the UN reTAKING, provided the same shall be for Warded . to P _rb'()ltiiF. HARRISON, Esq. Treasury Cbambert, London, CvtO . ) to the Ist January nett. tile 11, " elai l ,and Section,nl the Strand ; nriy•bit seen at ...Engineer' s Odi ee , D ro i nore H a rb our. re4stlq Charoberi, Ind Ati-ust, 180. WEDNESDAY NEXT. Qwwr and CO.. are selling the Tickets aad • Shores of the New Lottery, the whole of which will he drawn on thr 30th of the present Month. This Lottery con sisti.nfonly 5,1;00 Tickets, and has SO Capitals, including S of 16,0001. and 2 of 419001. which (twins, by an ,arrangetnent of the Drawing, to. go togeth e r) will be !foal to 2 Prizes of 20,0001: The lowest Priie iit this Lottery is 10. and the whole are Sterling. Money. Schemes at large at SWIFT and Co.'s Old and Fortunate Offices, No. It, Poultry; 14, Cbarink-Crois ;. and 31 , Athl guteHigh-streett ter ~Y~t~ QUI TA3I. use ad' W ; FOR THE SUN. ten• e agit3' Vt . 'IThp:SSES. b e ll 4 AJI: 44 tr s e lit Of ug Mil of scr liarocilti nurv be aper' the I °. 'l acy, ii tl ich COtili ibject !, 1r Pa'. !r day aftef' tors. roVed 11' 6 , r f t , ct C a: j' e n iß4l°' . 0 (' nor th' Af i 34 s.l C o t o: Ifidioos ,be. ere „ 40 1‘ itol 9 . 0,6 pi t h '`,td : ,rft t . p . • b C. e i t coin lof i lf r:ed is p vi tegf itn° , by ' toi friga - ,„e ion ot u " . re 11- . a 0 1 1 " ' Og g" 1.) At nor t v , jag , e , ' , ;1 Col', vet' al 11 , ibe 61 t tro sP r oo Vet woct d o r for 3vi ~. 1 9 ' lot . , 0 16 iet l/ I sr'xil(*.itti , (*TICE', JULY. 31, t 840.. COMPTROLLE acid STORE: fiEEPlilt of this OFFICE are ready to !weir. TEN. for the Supply, of PAPER, PENS, WALLS, SEAL t:(''WAX, WAX TAtqat, WAFERS, CORD, CUTLERY, ALMANACKS, PACKING; CASES, 0.1'45, RIBBONS, &c. &c. for the*Publie Siteice, and , fo r the use of this Office. Anti4l"4 Part' I. be delivered, and Samples of the eles 'co Ars wi ll ' Qui ,. required will be exhibited at, the, Storekeeper's ft "t Eleeen o'Clock until Three, for , tWenty•eiglit slat, "uni the Date hereof. i _u ----- kl . " 1 O N BRIDGE TEA WAREHOUSE,., :r uer of UPPER THAMES STR EET, Opposite St. • Magons's Chars:ll . —...0.--- and NV 41-4LIAAI CAPE,. T EA. DEALER opportonity• sit' et (illoc ER, avails himself of ear liest t i lz bie, 4, ri i t, Ssio g to his Friend's" and the , ionelurilliiiisiiguira.lsitifuledee the. frir - Proi irlag e With which they have I t tlsi l ^ of the: above Establishment, on i d he tl l l s a t s h sil l e ill ( ) l f ijali t i l . e s . ga l lii 3 l 4ikt. his former Frieds have fowl lai r .., a , . . been accustomed to what lieY have Customers who, I°, !hi''t t li l lllmi qu a a n i d t° •that the numerous ..„,ircumm..m.ds, lia et l e first time, have honoured him . . itt II ,:trlfieh'Nl convinced that lie has realiz ed i t i l: l e c p o r n o s f e e r s , S w iu n i e is e , s w o lt t l - 1. (4eh,ine set out. While the extent of, .a allow of Mr. Vl: z : ' .. ,: t l' to the .ab,,vc. Premises, are such a s o _ :,.. kinds wholly. tlist* Ik :epilog his COtices and Groceries . t f a,, ll Ile 'l it" f ' ° ' ll his fens, to the great ad vantage twill prove a great of the latter,, cs4'.itit nt's to' hope that the situat ion ll it 'le t'ce to Families residing solith.ola.nr,di up, the or t A o te ;i i l l'( ; l , t ' , - ;.'r t4-h*hniu it may be deSirabi.e to v ie , tr.tosieonsei., W. t at 4 tiote.t heir parcels left at his .....etance or I.' C. is far l't14; • 1 'ln'" t" c any ►T h a n. pi c b t „ i nce more e be i g i s to as litre ..!'tlile ciomputit ors .11 c; a r e l, is Frientls and the Public, that they nta v, __ seas o , __,,,.. fa,' t'Pot tieing served at his Warehouse, . wit h . -10 f all 11 ! t r ' t . l 41 " l ap 4,4 .Ct good flavour, and Groceries . .._. ki nds,te r m s . the most equitohlt s I t i js t ' ',., t) ,,es,t 1 qualities, and 1 p,,,, , , , b are selected and po u t -P t1 ' 1 1 ;0d at .s Sa lest . l e ie ta l...; , i . i . s . t . -__lnd a ia .oa,e Iqt,,,Jters 'if the fi rst eminence and rs.si i. t i . i . i , ty . ! .. : as la • id ia ',. t t , the pubi.. !wk.-canine state. 1 %. U I 141).i:;4.ge Stock of ' the in recent 71iitie Sale, and beg —4 4 Liht '4 Qualities and Prices. s leare to 4,, ..t i , s ,, , BLACK TEAS', lb. very service c ' I'. CONGOU 'PEA, at factories t " per q()(\ s ")‘• SI • • 1 I , l' ino ) ..' Ship "( ' "1 'Gd. - adapted for Inns, ~...av,. 1 IIONG CONGOU, at t's• to 's. „ ion Oititlls. :toil Families having great mts,t,!ntl. -_. siOofq ,At.:li-I.EAF sTitom; CON . 00u, at i 3 ill Bs. the p p. siiliable,fai. respectable Families . ~.tvour ti',\4,;7oU(.; tioNr. f.on, t'. to • los of superior ft. ' I NI; .11‘ „QAPEIi, ' s. '' :I-lONG. at 10s. to lis. ditto. ,I. 4tli.:‘,ll'.R.OF ''' ,i ( ii i' l •i t 'AI)REA SOUCHONG, la pape rs t Po '`t, at 12s. to 14s. • ripst, cnEEN TEAS. INv. " (1 111:v • I Gs..3il. to es. Gil. per lb. ll'.littl'Aii?N rl TEA. k a l t Y a t 7s. to 7s• Gil. 111, at Bs. ti, 1, Ilt1(;,tr • 'N ' .BILOONf, HY SON KIN .(;0 01) 1 , . , 1-1„1„11. _ l'i \ /,. i• Itß s , of ho e flavour ;-, ' 111',4 IIYSON. at les. Gil. to 125.,, 1 • t i ..._ .0 la, allia • .... • • .•''' 1 ' s'•\ • i YOUNG 1 - IYSON, of supt .iiir flavour, at ,' 1 l il? L. 1 \ .'''(, . ' 1 '' • e t ' ll4l .- I% I • •, ; • ri•SUPEItIOII...FLAVOURED HYSON, T ii ~. ( qiN ~ „pow ii er: at 14... , .• ~ i l% Ici,`,O,VDER 1-11'SON, at 12.. to ,i . -4 9 .03 . ''''4'. SUPERIOR. GUNPOWDER HYSON, Its: (4 ) (1 1:1.,,,, COFFEES. i,!N•11.-I,''''l.'‘'PlON COFFEE, at 3s. to :3s. tid'. 1%,'.'i1',..,11, it)tTlitlON'anit .I.IVA, at 3. , lid. to 44 ' N ** . 1' N ()C I I'l ' a ' ' TURK•I; Yat 4s. to ss. '' • l ' 1 1 :k 14 4,, alt:7l '.i::;./...,,raiiii.".isielrs, general, r with Chocolate, Cocoa, i..: ‘e of the mosrgenuine qua i 11 ,61 1,:',.‘"1'l on the 10 7% ! eft ( ' " I'erti i s for Cast", ~.' f Country jiN4..itt,,,,‘'''"R paying ready money, the i"'"' '''''te.g t o 11 • taken I'4) uriitcs " l i7 bl • where issued, wil t.. . ar .• 1, A•_ ,4 " • ‘ • • and all kinds of . k i i t h: l , . iota charg e or decluctson . . well a, 4 i t' ," It ill t° :, ° f ; i ll he ieceived at the . Ilatket price, as p• l 're i t. , lii. A, change, against which small dill'erences will loi.i.e p ,.... given ill C;IS il• i) ,, : ' 'n t • a I Mfys ,a„,yed for mousy, in purchases of btis4:.t. .Pwarils. • ` l ‘•l's "Its Ilaelted in IVitl case' fin. the Country, and. L IM - ' l l i lle ' c i,L it ." o . to all pails the 'rem', free of expense. —11411.* FoOt, 18:34 EL CENSOR AMERICANO. Jitst published, the FIRST N.umppt, TitiS Periodical Worki . written in the Spanish Language ; contains the most interesting, and authentic "Potumenti relating to the Political Affairs of Soft th Aloe. rica.; It consiits:also,of Two Sections, comprehending Poli tics and Literature. The Work is intended for publication every month, and. may be had of Messrs. atiosey and Son, 4. Broad-street, Royal Exchanie, and of Mi. Berthoud; Soho-square. ' THE QUEEN'S PUBLIC ENTItY INTO JEausm..tof: rirMS beautiful CABINET PICTURE of the QUEEN'S PUBLIC ENTRY INTO JKItUSALENI, painted for her Majesty, and accordint to her directiona, by the celebrated Etonian Artist, CARLONI, it fin* exhibiting at Ni). so, Pall Mall. . . This ciirions C:u►Nposition contains Portraiii of the Onetii; of Count Kctgami ► of Young Austin, and of alt the.reniark: able.Persous in the numerous Suite Which accompanied her on this memorable Occasion. Admittance, Is.—Descriptire Catalogud, STAINS of RED PORT WINE, Tea, Fruit, Mildeiv, and every Vegetable Matter, are entirely re moved from TABLE LINEN; LEATHEIL BREECHES, Cottons, Muelins, Laces, and other Articles ; of Dress,. by HUDSON's CHEMICAL BLEACHING 'LIQUID: it also • rennatel the above stains Odin Lake BUN , ' Diessefi, without injuring the. Bull Colour, and restores dl Wadi of Linen to their original Whiteness, when. discoloured .hy. had leashing, disnito, or lot* Sea-voyages, WITHOUT ANY WWII'. to. the texture of the Cloth. Prepared. and Sold by HUDSON and Co. elkymists, 27, Haymarket, London ; sold also by most Medicine Venders,; Stationers, and Perfomers throughout thlUnitetl Kingdom„ in Battles at 'Ss. 3s. and gs. each. BURGESS'S NEW SAUCE for General- Purposes, baring given such great approbation, ands the demand fur it continuing to. increase, J,OHN, BURGESS and SON' beg most respectfully to O ff er thii their best ac knowledgments to the Public for their. potranage of the saute : its utility anti great conrenience in . all 'climates, hag recommended it to the mot, distinguished foreign con nexions, who have all spoken highly in its. recrimmendatiOn. It is prepared by them ONLY; and for preventing disappoint-. ment to families, all possible care has liven reiorted to by, each bottle being sealed upon the cork Wit' their firm tend. address, as Well as each label !taring their signature, With, mit which it, ctionut be genuine. JOHN BURGESS and SON long established and flinch, esteemed FASENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues to be pre pared by them after the same • tumour. titat has given, the greatest satisfaction for many years. Warehouse, tO7, Strand, corner of the Savoy-steps, LOMIOII.. (The Original Kish-Sauce WarChonse) COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Aticusr 23: Antstet dant , 19 6 C. F. • • Ditto, at sight l2 3, . Kitt tertlant . l2 7 Antwerp l2 11. Elamburgh 37, G 24.111 Altona Paris, 3 Day's sight 25 70 0 Us.' Ditto . . , . • 26 0 t Us. Bourdeatiz, ditto ••• • • .26 . 0 • 0 • Us. Frankfort on the Main Madrid • • ' 344 F..tfec ti re Cadiz Bilboa 34f Effective . . Barcelona , 33} Seville Gibraltar .. t.rghorn ................... . ....... ati Genoa 431-Venier, Ital. Lit. 97 60 Malta 45 - Nap1e5.......... 39 Palermo Lisben ................................. 49 Oporto . "" 49f Itioimitiro DtAbiiii 7 eurk 8 per ce ti t BULLION Poilotlal Gobi, in Coin 1:0 0 0 pr tic Foreign Gold, iu Bari " 3 t; 10} - - - New 6,1'1111001S •.:. 3 14 Net,w Dollars d 4 tOf Silver in Bars, Standard ' '0 0 0 ExAstlNATtos—T6ucliing the merit's of . the State. Lottery, to be drawn On: Wednesday ruOtL Do you ever l'ineitiber a Lottery with so fe* 'rickets' that contained so large an amount of Money in Prizes ?—Nun in/ Riv,rdo. Did yon Over see a Scheine in which th'ef't: were Two of 20,0001. and 28 other Capitals, all in Money, with otrlY 5,000 Tidkets?—Non vu Ricortfo. . Did you ever see a Lottery, the Scheme of which was otor4 fairly framed, or the mode of drawittg okorct sialisfaCtory;att ev4Ticket.iv to he drawn siney, rich deciding it's own fate', and no ogler ?—.Van mi itiecado. •- Eni'ion—Amcingit the various clamours that have been , raised against the .Credibility of the Witnesses who haVe given evidence on the, momentous Question now before the house of. Lords, none seems. to be repeated with, more earnestneii t and with less propriety, titan that. of their being hired to undertake the office. Our laws,, I admit, .scrnpulously regard the motivesrby which a Witnessis intluenCed,in giving evidence ; and will allow of. no remuneration. being made to him, beyond what would. compen sate for his, time, trouble, and, loss. To the. wiSdoth of, this enactment in the case of izotipe witnesiel, I most fully subscribe; but I doubt NOlethei the strict.letter of it should or could be • :acted up to, when foreigucrs appear in our Courts of Justiee. Let it bo supposed, for instance, that the. EMpress of Austria, or the Queen of any other country, had been pursuing in England the same course as that Which, has been imputed to our own Queen; where is the Englishman, this. Would leaie his native shores, and forego the' comforts. of his borne, to give evidence atptinit : , the party accused ? Where is the Englishman,. •that' would anise to be broW-be4ten by foreign adVoCates, and to run, perhapi, the risk of as laSiination ? and all this, Without deriving any , adiantage to himielf beyond whit he could have obtained, without leaving those native shores and foregoing those dotheitit; cOrtiforti; without en-, countering. the brow':beatings of foreign z•alvo -cafes, and exposing himself to the. weapon, of the, assassin. To suppose that a witness in such a. case regarded only the inward satisfaction. of .standing forth the champion of morality, would be_i romantic childishness. if such, then, be the fact, how is foreign tes timony to be. procured The Italian, probably,, is attached to his home and his country by the 'same. ties as_ bind the Englishman; and, if it is not to be expected that , either of them would break rooie from those ties for the mere promo-. • tiOn of- justice a strange land; let it not be, ,supposed that the foreign witnessel, who have. appeared'; Or. arc to appear, at. the Bar of the, House of Lords, are unable to , speak the truth • the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, be - .cause a compensation, apparently liberal; is to he. made diem, in_rettirn for the losses which; frorn the office they have undertaken, as invidious as it is trupleasanti they must n:Aurally incur. ,EQUUS• Tti QUEEN.—,-AtliTittpirst three o'clock yes terday her MAJESTY left the House of Lords, when sh e _ Tames's- proceeded, in the usual way, to - Saint . square. Again, in consequence of the, weather, her landau was closed up, and the peo ple in the . streets were not so numerous as pre viously. It was about a quarter past 4 o'clock when the Queen appeared at the window of her house, Where she Was greeted with clapping and cheering by the multitude in front, which trearlY filled• the space between York-street and; Kinpstreet. After her Majesty had: thanked the populace for their testimonials of zeal, sh e retired todinner. From this period till after five o'clock every -thing was quiet ; but afterwzirdi cries of " The Queen! The Queen !" resounded °Trait sides About half after live her Majesty . came again to the window. She was dressed a 5 before, and instead of either a white hat or tur ban,. wire' a black r hat . orliain6nted with plumes. Cheerings and clappiugs were renewed with added warmth, and her Majesty was pleased to Courtesy, in return. At nearly six - o'clock her Majesty: got into- her travelling chariot, and, aecorppa nied by Lady Ann Ilamilton, proceeded -td, graudenburgh. House. It was remarked tha t her Majesty did not appear so well as on former days.--'•-•PiCkpockets were on t4e alert reetions. [llfoi•nii4„;• Chroi4ele.] . . Tho publication of the evidence in the News papers froth, day to day, HIV. injure the morale Of the country, but it. also Contributtts, to the ex,- . posure of falsehood. In Sonw. cases We know it has been the nieans, of exposing the most wickc.!ti consPira6ei, and saving. innoce9t men:from the 'scaffold,. .It is extremely convenient toe Witnesses to have short memories respecting many things; but fortunately, in such cases, there . are,often ac 'quaintinea with : longer memories. really. to. assist them. We, at: given,to understand,', that Signor Majocci has a. wore- extensive nzquaintance of considdrable standing in this country than he, perhaps aware. of. [ IJriLi &, Press.] The proceedings in the House of Lords yes terday were extremely interesting, but beyond Alai We know not :whether we are at liberty to give any expression to our. feelings. Complaints were made by the learned Counsel on broth sides, of statements and opinions which had appeared in souk of the daily Papers, anti it is to be appre hended from a few words spoken on the subject: by the Lord Chancellor, that at some future day the Lords will review the conduct-. of all the Menibers of the Public Press, and vindicate the Privileges of the HouSe - ineVery instance wherein they Might -Seein to hare bf.sett violated. For dur selves we can .entertain no fears'. Pursuing with respect to the present proceedingi the same course of honest independence, which, we trust, haS ever characterised our conduct, and being conscious of no feeling but such as is : warranted by respect for the integrity of , the Constitution and the principles of itistice, We cannot have ex pressed an opinion at which any honest Meniber 'of Parliament could take exception ; but it is im possible to define what either llouse'of Parlia ment might, In its; ri4Moni, think fit to call its privileges and , the security which the general principles orlaW-might seem to cast: around the subject may ia an instant be dissolved by a Vote of either }louse. [New 1 Ines: Our Readers are aware that we have studiously maintained thegreateStpossible reserve in speak lINr 4 the evidence before the house of .Lortk. On this subject I've have received some friendly expostulation's from individuals of perfect inte grity and independence, who have considered our remarks too Mild for the occasion. It' has been truly observed that tlio trumpet Of, sedition is daily sounded With increasing vehemence and audacity by the factious Press, and especially by that Paper WhoSe worthlessness and protii . gacy - Ni - e have SO many other instances ex:- posed. All this is undoubtedly" true'.. What Was yesterdaY said by the Attorney-General respect ing She Print in qUeStion Will effectually stamp its character throughout the kingdom, lie stated that " he kid to complain Of statements the most foul and caltinmious,ttchich,had appeared in one of the public prints. He did not knove Whether their Lords:l4S had seen. it. or not ; he alluded to The Miles, of that morning, Which contained a gross attack on fhe conduct of the Law Officers 01 the Crown . in 'theSt 'Proceed ings, and a scandalous misrepresentation of the nature of the evidence . ." Certainly we feel it to be our p`ublic , duty to expose the flagitious at tenipts made by caemporary writers - to impede the course of justice, and to pull doivt►all lawlul authority ; but we base Often been ' restrained from entering into particular discussions on theie pointi by the impoisibilitY of j replying.to,the falsehoods and sophistrieS r of 1:1111S . 11 EditOr, without seeming to take apart in the. pendin g investigation,and to` prejudge questimt of the gren test delicacy and moment, white: the evidence was yet. incomplete.