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THE QUEEN'S TRIAL.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4.

The Lord Chanel,'lor took his seat at five minors before
10 o'clock, and prayers little read.-Ibe names were then
called over.

A messenger appeared at the bar with papers, which
were copies of all communications which bad hikes place
between his Majesty's Government and her Majesty's Coun-
sel, r.l.itive to ally pecuniary advances made by his Majes-
ty's Government, ur required by her Majesty's Counsel;
together with au account of all soma of money paid from
the Exchequer uu b. half of her Majiviy, ur fur the conduct
of her defence, since the Ist Jour last.
After a few remasks fmont the Earl of DARNLEY and Lord
EusimlY, the paint' having been laid um the table, ware
Indere. to be printed.
The (*.mussel acme then called in, and took their stations.

Mr. Brougham advanced to the bar, and reasoned hie ad-
dress.—How cause it to pass that, with nu want 11.. f means in
the preparation of this case, with the greatest skill and
nsanagenteut applied to all the different parts in that pre-
parative, with the must ample tesuurces of all sorts at their
disposal to rumble them to bring all the faculties which
were to be eugaged into ;slay, how did it happen that there
was one defect in she arraugement too ...heaves to be over-
looked? Ile alluded to the want of halauce as on the
way la which the various couutries included in 11w prureed.
nip were repreeetiod by the witnesses. How was it that
the places of most importance, every way, were the least
numerously represented ? The Italian States, from the
highest to the lowest, whatever their degree of power or
political consequence, had their marital deputies.—
They bad only to cross the Alps and they would Rod that the
whole of the Heirs tie League was tepersetateal by a single
uyseph —the whole circle of the German empire by one
wailing-esuid at an jun. Nut owe deputy appeared for
Vicuna, and still leas fur the place of her Maj. sty's
nativity, where, it might be presaused,she was best knows..
N,., there wash(' one to appear for all the !Mates of Germany
except one chamber ro cellar-maid, or assistant to the cellar-
: man, fur indeed since doubts were entertained as to her real
quality or stadium With the exception, however, of this
wilsess and sine Swiss servant, all the others were
brought from Italy. He begged pardon ; there were Iwo
rand exceptions—but they were his witnesses—they bad out
_served the pruserution. He was proceeding to atonement on
the German female witness when he was so kindly interrupt-
ed by their Lordships yesterday. Here, as in other reser, he
would ref. r the witness to her Own deposition is. reasoning
against her testianoasy. Ksesse was her own biographer, sad
to take her own isecuunt of hens If from her earliest years, it
appeared that sire was in the reputable, unsuspicious, auJ
antexposed %Oust. of chambermaid at a German lam. It
would be faunal by au exueinatiun of her emu statements,
that she was Meant thirtetu years of age when she fist
conausyuci ii her labours is that honourable calling. Where
she had lwen engaged, in what situation immediately after
this, was esoy to discover from her own account; yet there
was some little difficulty, which was caused by the obstruc-
tions which she had very wisely throws. it, the way of the
inquiry. Her answer to a giantism pat, fur the purpose of
asset.' tainiug, was, that she had got another place. Being
asked where, and sit whose service ? she gave the same taker
employ, r. She was asked what situation she held, or what
woe she in the family ? The answer was, a 'servant. She
seemed to think it necessary to mimic the consideration of
her utlice. It came out at last, however, that to all ester,
wherever or w humesa r she had served, her situates was that
of servant at au inn, except in eletrillubteee, whittle she had
• private situation, and assisted ialrl dry si(lbe
•••

foam! how she mai to be iodated first of all hilly* eel•
duce. dad hers he begged their Leirdehips Iw obetretwy
that If there shush! be fuwod say fatal ale fW t io the cam
ageless* her Majesty, it must be atieihated to the wit-
'mere and their testimony, and by no means to She
egrets employed. It would he found that lIM latter
personages had not failed either its teal or stiligeuescao
Whatever übjeetions there might he to the iuseitissioo of the
Coonsiesion, there could be tome as to the aosideity
of the agents, easels' whom he was happy to say that by far
the moat Sealers were the Germans who had 1405 engaged
to it. He parelenlaety miinted out Baron Grimm. Viwkrive
of the Coon of Wirievolicre, on the throne of which smarmy
sat She Priam§ Ruyal of Great Britain, and so that sea.
oexion he traced the Barren's appoinenseut to esti an
office. Medea, who had succeeded ()opted* is slit ode.
sieve to Rome, was another who deserved seeder.-..
This ;Dan, while the Prisicess 'was at Row, had dared
treat her, rho was the Queen Consort of Cenelnad, elm wee
&Widest:n muck her *area as she was their Lordship. is
such • "meager, as II task* it imptimitsie, lodeprodoot4s
-.11 stabls% weeb respect to ellitratier lewd browse, to WY
longer In that city. Grimm sod Kaden were extormely
active aired,. Then there' was the Beim et Carterehe,
whom grease bad ilestribed as the Boron with • brag
'mot. This man bad scrupled nut to throw away all those
fiehnge of honour and decency which were becoming in
°Salmon noes, wh.ch were nut to be dismissed with is the
murals of private life. He was swage that name things
would not disgrace a Minister which would incur infamy is
private—that thing. would sometime obtain for a Minister
the appbau.e of bus mpluyers which would reader him igno-
minious in private life—that honours and rewards might he
heaped Nom him, if indeed such rewards fur *colones which
wuahl in other m. u he disgraceful and iiifessows, cooW be
coupled with honour. At any rate these men bad acted as if
the it impressi ....s had been such as belied deerrebed—es if they
uniler.tood well, sad were willing zealously and faithfully to
perform the dudes of true diplomatic agent., to whom, as he
was bound by uniform practice to presume, " all things were
good, •Il things were Needful." The last Baron whom he
I ad mentioned beard that the Queen was rouging : he was
occupying apartments which were well calealseed for her
accommodatioa—he artfully gave them up—he kindly than;.
ed his oar for worse and more incommodious chambers—be
gave Owen iip eautiourly and insidiously: 1111 the very day
that the Fringes' qseitted them he recurred, and is &mud,
in the language of Barbera Breese, " rumiag op and
down," spying at the furniture, peeping kilo the beds, and
carrying un his investigation ill a way that made it appear
as if he thought this seal would he highly pleasing to his
emplusers—whereas, he (Mr. Brougham) was cmivisiced that
they would feel no setisfsetioes at his bowie; gone arms in
dirty an Maur. But active as be was, and inquisitive as he
was, Ile did 1101 condescend to appear himself as • wituess.—•
Here be would have Coen • material witness as to facts which
Krellee atone was rolled to swear to, and his testlmowy
would have bees of still greater importance had there been
any real charge to prove, as he was in the spartenewts so
soon afire the departure of she Priocere, that he must have
known the troth. Let them observe the character of the
only remaiuing witness whose testimony was worthy of a
comment. Look at the account she first gave of belay
brought over to this country by force. It was true that slit
had made a bargain to receive compensation far loss of time.
But .he bad received no cuaspensatiun ; she had had no re-
ward. It was kindly suggested to her by her Coined, ibe
words were pet by biro opus. her lips as it wee, to say time
she bad expectations of being paid for her loss of time ; but
she refused to take the words into her mouth: she did nut
expect compensation ' • she hail been brought by compel iota,
though to he pure there was • bargain, she said, for payment
of lust time. Bet what mama had she to expect a reward ur
compensation ? Let their Lordships cbserve with what reluc-
tance it was writhe from her that she had been examined oars
before at Haesover. She was asked bow much she bad re-
ceived ; she did not knew. Her words were, it was very
little, so little that she could not remember. It was ob-
served to her, that being so little it was the easier to remem-
her, but it turned out to he so great that it was impossible
for her to forget. For one short trip to FraLkfort, which
tank her six der, she had received more money than she
had ev. r taken as chambermaid in an into for use year,
including wages, iwequiaities, and accidents of every
kind. Could any man after such statements premed to
say, that be believed this woman alien she merited list
she expected no reword ? It was enough to make that
part of her rvidenee false only to know that she must have
expected a reward is f twin her experience of the li-
berality ut the past. The same equivocating masher fu!.
lowed her tbruneh her whole story. The way in which she
described herself to have left one pas titular scene which she
prufeestd to have witnessed, bee alleged message to the /DOSS
of the Countess Oldi, her alleged rare in conviocing
tomer that the 1110111,11 she saw was the Minces., vibes,
if her business bad been in the room of the Countess,
she would have had no excuse fur gain; into the other
room so to convince herself, her essarsisce of the qnes•
lion that it was certainly the Princess whom she saw,
when these were other women his the house, though Bar.
bars Kees*, was the only one thought worthy to be blotted
here, all these proved that she was not signified with her-
self until she was convinced that she had fulfilled the du-
ties of • witoess faithful to the interests of her employers.
He had mentioned to their Lordship., that to *appose the
Carlsruhe scene, Grimm had not appeared herr, but there
were many others of she Queen's suite who might have been
rolled, and whose abeenee argued strongly against the truth of
the story. Now again he would cross the Alps, and having
dismissed the principal pc, form, FS, the rest were mere make-
weights, thrown in to add colour and consistency to the scene,
hut to all of them the same general observations world ap-
ply *lnch lie hail submitted to their Lordships yesterday.
Nothing conk, strike •iiy out. mole forcibly than the
charneter and nature of the *diocese.. They were generally
of the lowest appearance and employments, some of them
even of degrading einplisymeute. And after all the pains
which hail been taken to give Oleos even the appearance
of reap. viability, the total failure of those eudeavouss
must have struck every one. He would resoled their
Liodships of the sailors evidence, none of whom, if they
weir to be Whey. d, had ever made any cummusication of
what they had been ; their allowing things attach extra-
' ordinary nature to pees before them, without 'peaking of
' them, almost precluded the necessity i f • cross.exensina-
tion. One is asked did he ever speak of what be had seen ?
Yes, once at alder, and nevi.. before; so of all the rest.
who swore to that aboasisation which, accorrhug
to him, took place in the epee face of day, without cover-
ing ur shelter, when lie was only four paces distant, and
when by a mere tern of his head he must have seen
Like all the rest this sever is mentioned to any one—the
same promo. takes place—bis lips is hermetically sealed till
the Milan Commission mires them. Did the bonbons in
all the interval of come, from what be sew to the pet Mel of
di.clusure, lead the life of a sill, tary recluse?—did hue hold
no cone. rue wish his frllow•nreu ? Had be no wife, no Glenn,
no frllow-art yaw, or fellow-passenger 001 the Lake, to whom,
in gossip.. use would have diselosed it ? To a passenger it
was tsio.t probable he would communicate, far he could
prove that the boatmen there, to entertain their pewitegerr,
who gave limn money fur it, hail gut into a way of
ing them stories which had no foundation; but to passen-
gers nut tote syllable of these extraordinary events are told.
'Vas it the effect of seeing such sights to seal op the lips
Was there our even among their LOllll4l pa whose lips wire
schooled to enact the courtier even when use Court was pre-
sent, who would not have repeated it d.. some our or the
usher? He professed he knew nut even a private gentlemau,
who being under nu obligation to coureal it, who nut
being ender the seal of 'weeny, would smut have made wiser
theme persona whom he might next bare cheated to con-
rose withal. Yet these law persona, se different from

maks. are so discreet, dial in no owe instate. .
meatiest a ayllable of ale matter, teem oti dep., ,
omission of the Princess being discestrered le ea *thump
*Lich mold sot even bet thought of without a b'. g• ,
*at eight Po etribiec. pot istoisetommt, so pi meteors, so 110
homed it. that as mar could home Paso it sad kept it to
himeseif ilea a day; yet their Loodelelps were required to be
we that it was bept weeraialod for &ye. weeks. mad ,
months. sold the Milan Commiesion brat drew it forth.,
Bet they do etoempocestl it dire they hod made the jtmellee .
he Milan. Ditalitlees they kept it to theasselree trent the
lime it de* teemed their iinagisatines, when excited ter the .
report of the well-paid take at other,. they bash erl •se
Wilms to oars oast make some of diew reward. In ail i hie C
their lisdelaips ovoid observe there was no variety at ails
but he other details there ems. Their Lordships would es-
tolled the evideireamf that cook ; they could out but mcal
the otereeeo.beformatiew expose/to of mbar Lee—Wm ;
eyes—that esee-s-that Seamus mouth with which, 0y
woricb steed there to detail the easwasities of his owe BONI,
imegiestiost. Did he me lisok,as the Italian poet bail .
ell it, hbe the seetrut tailor 'sepias 'biotech thiseye of • save
die a Ilia ovidmfitie winsfelie omelet bee of it, Mat he (Me.
Iflrioalavire)tessaallosittieiliee 1J sad he, at all errata, Await
be peatishall, be was mill here—Mere were others shoo shows
'he ovoid me*, hal be, at least, should nut escape. Hu
(Mt.. Brougham) would *es by avid. bee abbve all swap:.
Moo that be meet have sworn falselyi—he esti yid prove it Vs.,
by the inhere et the mew, mad the siitialion of the doors,
that could mil be hue.: He (amid prune 'Lai the Queen
slept at Trieste lost one night iu her whole life; that ow the
evening of the day she arrived thr re she sent to the Opera
(the owly teeth the witness had stated;, soil that she lift it the
twat day. and never, either before err after, had crossed dna
tlserehold of the gates of Trieste. lie would dimities oho
rest of the witnewes washout bbseiratiou : lee bad takto
them by sample, mud with that he was rationed of the
quality of the remainder of the cargo, 10611 Oboe is gist who
would. delve 11110 the Ilthy bulk. He d.sinissed thews with
a single resnaik. It •preared that ibis was like all other
compiracies•—there was little of tiovelly-, little to vary dm
oft-told tale—the same coots 'smote mid devices appear-
ed, aud whether lac/from was or was mit a legitimate erea •
tiou of Sbakspeare, be was at least a twin-brother of limas
witnesses wbu Lad appeared on this occasion. Ma earn."
----" I have belied a lady,
The Princess of this mushy.
Bei.; does queoell'd •
Of hope, Out longitic, Woe Italian brain,
'Gan 111 your duller Britain operate
Most vilely; Cu my vantage timeliest;
Tibbetts thus, and this; attiring owes
l)f chamber hangings, pictures, and bee bracelet.
Tu be brief, my practice so prevailed,
That 1 reluruid with proof esougb
To make the usable Leo:talus mad."
The evidence was the issue, from the same conotry,
sad by aimilar seeks and tokens (a strange coincidence)
the tau cases were taught to be biebstausLattd. Heviog
disposed genteelly of the characters of the 'titmice, awl
though in his obserwatiusis On them he bad in aome sea-
mire anticipated what he should now, in the diacharge of his
duly, had it accessary to solicit their Lordships aiteutiun to
the heads of the charge.—to the counts of that shine in-
*einem, if he might so call it, which bad bees pre-
ferred. The Set of those (weed* was evidently the N.-
' apolitas eceue. It was there the alleged conuiltion wa•
hest completed; it was there was C•141/4111105411-11, for the
jest time, without soy restraint, what appeared to have
,sgsglasmieed testy lb days or a foetal/it before. The
Priestess a Wales latehig thereibeire been of unimpeach-
able character, and asimpeachable life, auJ proved to hays
beet so by much struneer evidence gleam If she had sever
beets suspeeted--proved so, if there was any justice in the
conutry, and any benefit in acquittal; her character was
the more firinlyetsiablisbed after two Dolt mu inquiries, sod ac-
quitted after two seerehtiag examinations; so well establiebed,
abet wises one set of kliotsitrs had proved lair clear of the
serious charges brought against her, but recommended bee
In be censored fur imputed Ireton., the success*,, of those
abilities, out satisfied with deuying the levities, and ex-
punging them from the charge, recommended her SU-
werriKu, Uncle, and Father, to receive bee as the purest
Peace's should be received, who ever ado• tied the walks of
lithely life. "[bat character, cantisag out of trial so pure
and untouched, for such was she opuses's' held by those wk.
are artspectid of favouring the primed chair-, bow till
they say she had dent. IBM d herself! Why, on her serval in
Italy, she hires a servant and move* ow towards a.
the amuse of some dap, co rtanaly less thau a ounith, bat,
be it as it might, during that short interval, the degrada-
tion of her Royal Highness is coropkted—frone the steatite*
of the seemt she becomes the metres. of Ike ut. Mel /Orel,
and phloxes at mice tutu titter and shameless pirdition.
The whole ease fell at once in the ground, if eas not be-
lieved that on the secubd night after her arrivnl at Naples
the cutout:loo began • lecause Alejucchi had swum to
Beta, shah, if true, lbe conueximo must thou have been
begun sisal completed. It might he sal-pow d :bet 4 preset
casuals( on a vicious itocirouise, nerd by became
Cliteless of .1 ti chime ; but hire, uu she el/141r11. 3., the heat
act was she most incautious of airy, as it appealed her Ma-
jesty chow out to go by a way 111ibtre she uliglii be timeer,
'hot is pie fience wont by • way where it was is glily probe-
hie she ititivt be oboes ved. How was the room prepared
gratifying a love so ardent ? What prepaiatious were made
for she indiiigebee of so dombiaut a passim.? Otte small
/run bedstead, which could with difficulty coons" a single
•presim, was all that was prepared in that hotel., livery
nouns of witch coutaioed a comfortable bed. it, that
Neu Were was a large bed, but that was tuft untouch-
ed; hided uo sheets wire un it: and 'hit little tem
bedstead, made for travelling, was the only one which was
awed. He thought it was but pruned that the great bed
bad !emu used. The witness said, " It was not much tuft-
Wed;" though she afterwards mended that, and an* a
lapis of three days, in answer to • question of Lis [Aerate!
Iftlead. Mr. Williams, who remiaded her of what her forma r
evidence had bees, she said, " I said so lieu, but I have
since recollected something ;" mid though she rouki obi
say that two prisons had slept tit:flan, she said, " the bed
:stoked as if two persons had mess.ll it dowel in the middb,
most lam of all she ricullteted stains. What it was that
had thus refreshed her recollection, no true could toil. She
, Lad nit beets examined abbot it. She was nut iii ais the
heeds of the Suliciturlieiseral, and his Learned F. trod, 31:.
Williams, she could 1105 regard with a farourabie e)e.
Nutliiiig bad passed since the leading exam:tattoo of the
&incisor-General, which could or ought, if she thew spoke
true, make her remember Now what at that 'inc' she bait
forgotten. Was it likely, be would ask, that slit- shed'-I
have forgotten what she came there expreisly tot 1.111‘• •
Line bad voluutersed the ,newer—that lee Que. a ',Sae t
early from the Opera; but he would prove that bi r Buys i
Highaess 'entailed to the cud of the performance. boo
said that Bully Aussie. was ordered into another seam ;
but Le would move that he had ceased to sleep in the sea,
ruum wish her Boys! Highness, long before the time she.
the courier was hired. The WlilSe.l4l said, iud.eJ, he slave
in aa adjitioing loom, the dour of *bleb sae ouluelnel, and
he usizhi still therefore continue to go its and out as if it
were his kr.tis. The wapiti who had soluuteered she infer.
mitt .u, il.st her Royal Highntes came home early front tier
Opera, and di-played an agitated 'Macias if ma her bridal sight
(for that was the ustaniug iutended to be coutrenert;, could ye t
out at first recollect the circumslaacesut the !aro r bed. It,
put it to sup reasonable man, wlitliter, if use had spoken ti
ly, she would cut have told that brit which she beet stated last ?
He asked, of the mains that were then spukeu of would out
in this view of time circuses-sauce. tons out to Ike in, more
than soy utter unties/1 sigus, or masks, ur stasis., whit it
no man hi his steers weals} rriputl more than the wind that
passed try ? At Naples a similar same was spoken lib ly the
saute wituess--sks coedit Dot sey ittattl, or whether it It**
near the cad of the as.. year, bet some time or other dem,:

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