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ti was not anfficient to shew that he was connected with
V.'uvireati; the esses of Iltaidelli sod Vilunertati were dif-
ferent, for se to them, it was proved they were cosset-led
tore aher. He was, Rl:ergot,, of opinion the question could
n.l be pet to the witness; but if hereafter it was proved,
tt.at bare was any connexion between Zings and say of the
are.••• tire the Bill, it +eight be putt.
'l.le Lord Chancellor asked, whether it was their Lard-
*li v.' opinion that the C..... c.slled in, and
1....k0 med. that it wee their Lordship.' decision that the goes.
tin!, should. not be put to the witness; which heist agreed
to, the Cosset advanced to the Wu, and the Lord Chancellor
thew of the decision of the House
Hr. Williams then rearmed the ex 'nuncios, of the witness
An.o.tie

C.ti told ow yowlerday you w.•tt with Zing's front VC-Aka
•, Milan I did.

Dui yule return fruut Milan to Venice with Zawiga? Yes.
Vote malty Joys Jul you anJ Zang* slay at %Islas ? Two
J. s.

Vlriat distance is Milan from Venice' About 185
you pity your ours expenses un the journey, or any
nitre/ person pay them for yuii Jul out pay the fortieth
411,VilIllg• paid owy expreivws.
- Had you may hostelry; that broil ;let you to Milan? Nose.
Hut Zsmgs any business in his profrssiuu to Milan
Nene, only Ibis obje-ct.

/but do you /wean by this object
*lbw Attorney General objected to the question.
1.0111 Chancellor thought the wane.. might be asked,
it he know what was the object of Zings otherwise than by
what lam' tuld biro.
%Ir. Willuuts s3id be would put the question iu another
way.

Did you see Zang,' do any thing else at Milts besides
to the house of Vilmaitati • He went also to look
after Roberto, the broker, or t.econd manager of the theatre.
List you r. with Zings, or du .on only know it from what
he told you ? We went together, and found Roberto at a
.-••tiee•huuse.

Inn mentioned yesterday that yott Met 2 Inca comi•g out
or ibe boom of Vilemarcati with • number of Napoleon• iu
tug hand? You.

At that tune did he wake you any otter'--

The Attorney-General objected to the question.
Mr. Brough.in did not run.ider that the decision of their
I •r.t.hups prevented his ex.iin tong the witness as in facts.
The Lord Chancellor Mall of opiniuu that the question
might nut to be put to the witni..s.
Mr. Bronchial said he wi.lted, with all humility, to put a
yuraiuu to thew Loidships—whether their law decision
*include him from esainoung his other wituesses to
Ito. point a. to facts
The Lord Chancellor oh d, that it would be dangerous
for their Lordships to lay down a livid ride, as to its apply-
ing to every witness, fur the evidence of each witness must
slid um its own merits.

Alt. Brougham stated, his reason for asking the question
....ohs! he did not think the evidence of his oilier wit.
noses noo' bring it nearer to the 31ilaia Commission than
that of the witness at the liar; for R..slelli they had not, and
nu process that they could obtain %reload bring Vilmsrcati ;
and as to Zangs, he might he in the green hag fur all he
knew, which mole it impossible fur hiia to bring it nearer
to the Milan Commiasion.

The Lor4 Chancellor observed, as to the bringing further
suurssrs, that must he left to the ulu‘crelson of Counsel,
and he was cunvine.•d the Home COO.l not plate that dis-
virtuosi in better hands than Mr. Brougham's.
Mr. Brougham then said, he had no further questions to
pot to the witness . . .

'flee Attorney-General declined crow-examining the
a loess.

The witness wan then recalled, and examined by Lord
Lauderilste, when the witness stated that be saw Zanga
eons, down stairs at Colonel Drown's lodgings, with his baud
toll of Napoleons, does he mean to say that he had them in
a bat or a purse' He had his hand thus—(Hollowing Air
forad)—full, awl he has a large hand.—{A lattglt.)
MO you any concern with the theatre at Pesaro I No,
o''u r than that a letter was written to her Royal Highness,
'orming—

%Ir. brougham objected to receiving this answer as evi-
d.o.er.
The FACI of Laaderdale paid, that Counsel could out know
ivipat the wan had been aliutit to my.
%7r. Brougham mid, it had been the nnifonst practice of
C to stop a witness when lu• was on the confines of
p.powthing objectionable as evidence.
The Hurl of Lpuiler.lale üb.erved, that wbrt bad bee,
"A was no alltlier to Isis question.
'the gliestioa was therefore repeated. The witness an-
swered, I

The Esrl of Darnley asked whether 70111111 was ever in the
errsice of her Royal Highness r Ido nut know.
The •iuuw then withdrew, and, idler a short pause,
Dunsinichin &leaders. was celled awl swore.

Mr. Smoglama here remarked, that nearly all the rest of
the evidence orbirh Is • hail to produce was liable to the rains
loon inken he their I..orilslupo to preceding part• ofit.
11.,vr• vet, there w. re nor or two .1604.41 PS vet behind who
li.••ie within the exc. ption laid down by their Lordships.
Fln. *aliens was tiro examined by MS. 11S11111
What country are yun of ; Treviso
What 11111111111,11 tif you follow lam professor of liters-
_

tLne.
tif wlca Isesiises Italian and Latin.
IVhere does he I.ve ? At Laurens'. in Switeellaud.
Was be al Merges in 1/eiresither, 1818 via.
Does he know Sacchi Yes.
Hid he see him ai that place in Near 1814' Vv., 1
saw him there during that year, in Disaember.
Did Ssechi Auld any ronvenuition with yea on Slip subject
of the proireedings against her Royal Hithisess? He Mil.
Did be give any counsel to the witness on Shit subject,
or make any application In him therrusi!—
The Attorney-Grneral objected hi the question, no the
'found that it did not arise not of She crins-exatniustiun of
Sacthi, no question having been put in:spitting a cunt-in:a-
lign between him and this witness.
itlr. D►nman said, that 11wre was sufficient evidence in
priOlOtel 111111111011, of Sacchi haviug acted as all agent to
the Milan Cummisaioo, sod tlwrefore be apprehended, it
was compete.. to him to inquire into his conduct in that ca-
p►city. _ .

A Peer put the folhosing quesliun—Does the witness
oaderstassel Engloh but it was withdrawn, and by tbe
dreier of astir Lordships.
M►. Dermas proceeded to state, more in detail, his argil.
ineistsin support of she right of pining the question ob-
jected to. His Learned Friend had ini.irted that hr had no
tight to inquire into the dertorminns of Sacrist to she wit-
ness, without puiuting out serneilisug which bad hero said
by Sudo is his evidence of a cueversatiou between them,
iskiitg it for grinned that his (Mr. Diatnaster) übj•ct iu
putting the quemstou had beenook procure a contradiction to
wan." 'tato meat. of Farther; that however, was not his
vitkatt ; bur object was to phew that Sacchi, smug in She
capacity of 511 agent to the Milan Conoto+riors, and em.
p!,yeil in collecting evidence, had mole au application to
11..• wittiest. to depose falsely against her Royal nightie si.;
that he had told bolt Whoa had made their fortllati iu that
way ; mid that as they hid, an woaM she witwess also, who
wag almost a atrnsiger su him, make hit tortuur by so doing.
Isram the widener In pages ♦O9 404 410. it would he sees
tart Smell was there charged oasis agent of the Cononsissies.
Mr. Dealll4.l them lead extracts (rum the 'voltam of Faeclo,
stating io ruhrtance that he had been employed to go lasso
Switzerland in lclrk Madame Demont from Amine to Mi-
lan; that ire bad Credit with a hanker there, having aft,
toils deposited is his bonds; and. I hat he bad got no artery
front lie Commissiussees except for floe journey to Char.
nit:, sad that to Inosaiitie. It was us his journey to the
Witte. plate, Mr. Dentures coutiliord, that he. had made this
elfte,ood hr spprrbtmded that that would let him.in to she.
uhvi biretta/loci bail been in the character orol.l, Weld.

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Mr. Park •tfi.taed, itut to sutler the vietsitors to he se.
ow/red, ovoid be ioessarlorsit witls the °pima, et the
J.sdeev, delivered by the Lord (turf lustier the day before.
It wis contrary to she welters' principles of law 10 allow she
eirodoet of • 'risen. of a prosrestor so b• irepeaelterl with.
out von), flusher proof of strgeuey Than was roneeyell ht the
terms of the quest lux. Ilse use rstaloirity for raffia( II•eehl
uu agent wilt blosply Ibis--lhat he bad hers lu Lonesome* sod
brought use wilur►e from thence to rod dust he had
been at Chateau, sad received mum r out that atroost. • sed