The National Register.
London, England, 1816-06-10 00:00:00

Tin,: NATIONAL It.P6I:4;11-:ft•_

wills him both the gentlemese'proanised to take Cafe of the
wit:test. and Cita 110 as long as they lived. The onness up.
pointed to meet him next day iti•Bitrimetoit gardens; lan
being wet, they eouhl not ga. The defendant,him misequenet ,
wrote another letter requeo int:, the witne,s to lease her home
with Citailotte the follow-int; day: they did ea) between 3 and
4 oeltiek on Timeday aft et 000 n, stud met the defehtlant
Seymour in ltitriloattfmg onkel. After tome persuasion, they
both consented to 140 to Pals o th tier defendant and Seymour;
but fur that Maid it Wlll 114 iced they were to sleep at the
home of a fiiced. They at corthbely walked to a house of
in tithindos-atreet, and the willies,. there wrote a note
to lice sister to inform her that they were utility mitre distant
Stith two gentlemen. Seymour went away to dine out; and
the her si•it r Chat!utte, and Charlton, dined Ingeihet
at the Key shout nine at night; Seymour retttriteil at about
etc% n o'clock, awl they ant t oriels if:tired to bed in separate
apartments, the witness with C.:hadn't' and Charlotte uitb
Seymour. Nett morning they met at bre:OA:tat, the Iwo vett-
ttemen n tan mint, and did mint rettnn titif if the a venine• The de-
fendant, and Mr. Seymour, ...ho n.st in the guards. emit:4.d
themselves from leaving town for Bath, as the latter could 11111
obtain leave ft ont the Duke of York to he alf.et.t for as boor
from duty. It was then proposed that the witness should go
into the emintry with Chariton, while Charlotte remained
town with Captain Seymonr; but It was tinaily arranged, that
the o itetess and her 'ester eiontl4 live together in Stlittouridace
with the Captain, while Charlton went out of town, promising
to tentrn in a week or ten days. The witness orate to
Chtniton, sod in consequence received the letters read by the
Attorney-General, which by consent, were directed to Mrs.
Ilanditeu, the 11111ne the witness was to mistime. 'I hey re.
niuMed in the loth trigs three or four mouths, but Mr. Seymour
eoutinacd bis t tails to Charlotte only for three stet ks. Clot el.
ton gave the witness Inl. the !feat evening al the Key, and
more the next morning, both fauna to buy linen for their Jean--
ney to Itatli ; am! It4l. were seat when they were in Seymour
place. At the CIA GI. three or four itiowlis the v. tines,. and her
sister returned to their mother, olio w as olth4.ell to pay 17t. to
the woman of the house sheet, they had lodged.

To questions float Lind Elletabo;ii .eh, Ai; said, that she hail
no reason to It lteve that the Key, iu Chaados-sircet, was a
hist! of i:l•fame before she ss cut out with her situ- to :goy
liners for the journey to !lath. They only saw one loan there,
and no beds were ordered; they welt' 'hewn into a satin;
room, and she thoustlit that She brothel was a fraiiily hotel.
Mr. Toppiug addressed the jury on behalf of the ihrentlittit,
pressing all the topics in his favour atlou ed by tic case, owl
particularly the facility with which ho the favou.
of the lady.
After a short charge from Lord riletihnuongh, the jury
faunal a veribct fur the !dainties-4 taintagt s Awl.