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London, England, 1820-10-28 00:00:00

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" FROM Tiff GRANO DlJCitli OP 11•D[!1.--A• so much
is said in the newspapers respecting wh■t took place during
the residence of the Quire of England at Cartorulw, it may
he interesting to know what is said in Carlsruhe itself on that
subj. et. Before the arrival of the Queen, apartments were
taken fur her tit the Bear Imo. The postillions, however,
strove her, without ceremony, to the Post. Moreover, it 14
customary is this, mud all oilier sesperlahle inns of the coun-
try, that wailers. not females, should attend oil the Varela.
The manly have merely to clean out the tiletii4 4.441 to attest,'
In the Irrd., amt it would nrver rotor help the head of any
maud to enter au spa.tment while the guests were In 'IL—
I( Ales. Krt., slid ibis, she must have r, weed paotirttlar
instructions fur that purpose. Two Chatubrilains were ap.
pointed to attend the Quern ilisring her stay lola., and they
were with her the greatest part of the day. The hone whet,
lires4 Ziere out that she •liiilftweil 11.1' Ifi the room was lied
of the Cite* at Conti, and the Queen was prraeut iii it. The
Chawilosrtains in stoma:Luce im her must have tiviai hest nto:e
to clesr up this point. There are still Englishmen at
Csllsruhe in spt•+t of wow...is to eosins no the dexterity and
eiecerity of Madame Kress, and otheis who see ...ain't fie
eriteesses 'dahlia her. Mill it al lair h nrn•asary to have
Milanars spin for all thew• wituesses i"
Consflialionwel of Cooley last coutains the following
article, slate.' CArieruhe, °et.
•• The trial of the llur•ea ut Cagland ocrispien, at this
plare, a number of it, ityale, pro titularly sorer a 100 a.
ledge sof the importance whirls the .(ruts of the Crown
hair pointed out tu the Parliament an ntisehinc to the
cwt.'s ur•e of Barbara Kresr. Co.taiti it as 11141 there have
here lore, fur some time, Orl,llll Easelsolioneit, some of whom
appear to lee scot W prueme te•ditutosoiale in (cruse of the
Woollen Kress ; sod others to collect evidence to impeach the
cleat. of that witness. Massy tialtviJaale ass brought to

A more than ordinary degree of hustle was manifest
alosaag the Peers: groups were gathered and appeared its
oarsiest conversation for several minute. after the usual time
fm comuseaciug bosissees.
The Counsel were nut called its till half-pain ten o'clock.
The Atimesey General thin proceeded to eddies. their
Lon!ships. The defence of the Qnevii had closed, and it
became his duty mice more to mistress their Lordships on
the case (or Ilse pousceui we. The importance of the caw,
the ausions hareem, taken in it by the public, wool.' he
alone sielliciesit to entitle him hi their indeleroce. Nu ad-
vocate ever felt snore anxiety as to the effectual discharge of
big duty; out that lie was impressed with 'sly *ruse of the
dilficulty of confirming the ease, or that be felt it to be at all
weakened ; but their sheathe* most lee weakened Goat the
!cowl' of lime timing which they bad been exercisiug it.
His Learaed Friends bad born addressing them fair the last
there days ; their attention most have been exliatiateJ; the
subji ct must have beer exhausted, must have become trite
mid stale; and, therefore, issilepewileutly of the comeions.
hem of his own Inability, he was ashoug that which it woo
scarcely possible far them to grant, whets be asked for more
•tleution. He could mot but feel that in cunrequesice of
the extensive obaervati ~,, seauade Ire the Counsel on the other
side uss the evidence, he would be moire the netessity of
making a larger demand on their lime than might otherwise
Lave been accessary. He wished first of all hi advert ho
a topic urged by every uncut his Learned Fairaelsoad to
which very firequeut nferewees hail been made, namely,
the great disadvantages under which the Queen had beets
tommlkd to theft the accusatiore. However fairly this
subject might have admitted serape fur declamation at
the time in which the list of oiler/eats had been refused,
he amid Hut but thick that it was wholly inapplicable
when they came to consider the asaarter in whirls she had
peer indulged. MI the witnesses had been ermined at the
bur—the whole of the accusations were laid open to Olean
in evidence, and their Lordships did, from very suffseiesst
metives an doubt—though be hoped that the indulgence
timid nut stied as • pereedgmt ler sue* wags as might oseut
iw fotssee--these Lordships did allow the case to stand still
until the time *opposed to be .u(flcinat to procure witnesses
fur the defence. She hail unlimited foods, great 'sleets,
mid the whole iutluence of the State to waist lier.—•
lle trusted that Hits use would not become a pet cedeut. It
wet hazardous' it was itaagerons to allow a case to eland
still after it had bay proved, or at Irma attempted to be
proved; for if witneues *ere so easy to be Isrucnred, if cur.
rapt evidence was to be had wills such facility (hr had no
right to say in that stage that the evidence far the defence
was [injured evidence), but if perjured evidence could be
so easily purchawil as bail bent represented, he certaiuly
thought that time enough bad transpired, plenty of upper.
noway had bees, affurded for prorating sock testimony. Her
Majesty could base tau reason wow tu complain—the largest
means, the greatest abilities, the went sedulous &Retsina',
mid the greatest talents, had beer manifested by her Cuusssel
and ageless. If, therefore, her case had failed, if the rise
*Adjust her lead nut unly been made, but the proof of it
stirengtheued by her owe, evidence, she could nut complain that '
her caw had nut been laid fairly before their Lordships laud. r
the greatest advaistages soil ilie direction of the greatest
taleuts %Vhat was the duty left for him ! Nut, if ha bad
the power, to excite their father sod appeal to their
passions i• the powerful in:sumer, which hail been used by his
Learned Friends use the other side. The field of dechunallon
MOS fairly open to Mare, and they hail used it powerfully. The
must brilliant drelamisticia, aid. d by the must apt quotations
and illustrations from am mu its' mid modern author. could af.
ford, huii been poured forth. Thrash! waa esprit to throe, anal
Sissy load availed themselves of it. To bins fell the humbler
Saiik, 'Waugh to his feelings the more agreeable our, of Cole.
nieethog uss and cutuperiag the different parts of the
evidence; fur ens the evidence would their Lordship', de-
cide, anal not with reference to any of show topics which bad
heels MD 11116$111y iutrudwecJ iulu the case, having 1110 fuss.
iseziou whatever with it. ‘Vhst was the case? The means.
We of the Hill had been sup often quoted that any tanker
uteutiou might he tedious. Hut before he went furilwr,
he wished tie avail himself meaning the woad avail is,
nu
improper sense) of au ailtuiitiouu made out clearly by
the other Mile, that there was co 00000 lete proof of alt the facie
charred w the preamble of site Hill, He wished to avail
himself also of another admiastuis of hie Learueil Friends,
that out only by their speeches, but by their Acts, had they
admitted that the (ast' produced for the pru.ee iii i tt u densauel.
eat monster evidauce, in bringing forward which they hail ex-
pendtd three necks six days of that hate having Lomb ens.
pluyesl on the *lngle puled °flout/Mg the Quent's innocence.
Ile ratio' led their Lordships never to forget the ailinhaiJus
extorted from his Learned Friends, anal consider them when
they came to apply the evieruce adduced. la examining the
ease Isis Leeward Fitell4lll had recourse to an artful though
fur theta judicious course; they bad culled vat certain facts
WS which they commented, leaving out of view all the gi.
meal illlll trading circumstances of thecae*, which could rot
mail bail oat been contradicted. Before he adverted so
thin* partirular fact., he Iwg.eril to recur to Ilene lesd-
iuw WWI' II had been adutitted, sod which
could out be contradicted. fleet of theme circus,.
stances was the introductiou into her Royal High-
tie..'s (entity of that person whose name bad been so
often meat's/nod its she course of thew proceedings. lie
wa. taken into her service, and in the course of a few short
toootha, without any reason being &siesta,' which could lie.
I CYO t for it, except that liceniiiitss intercourse bid token
'dace *hick was charged in the preamble of tire Bill; berme
that suivaiservieut, while still to a menial situati.n, his child
staid vel•tious were ustrudweed Mho the service of her Royal
Highness, and he hinhelf, while still a courier, sat at
her Slajiblys table, and shortly after was tendril with ho-
nours mail aisles, prusuieJ unduobiedly by her Slajesty, for it
would be trilbies to %typo* he had olitaiteed theta by his
owu means; cootioniug thus eta Ow ioust 'miasma and fah
milt.* terms with her Majesty, sod tint quietism tor till she
strived tau the opposite shores, and Shea nut diatuissed, bat
retiring to that scat which had been prof need for hien—.
These were admitted facto., and most never be shot out from
their Lordship.' (Immoderation. When they wets impaired
to cuostder mud helmet into hadokel facts such as the tit.

A 1,111411411
. rapt's! tilt
her Majesty, on her arrival there, bed utak au altelatiova let
the airimeement of William Austin's sleepine in tier riTa.
jemly's chamber, whirls he had previously done—that On
the second night of her arrival there, Iterganni, who had
previously occupied a soon, aloug with the other servants,
was removed to a room between winch and that Of her
Royal Highness a private c muulcatiou existed, mid that
urns the night of hi r return (rolls the opera. Evidence had beta
given which hal directly to the conelusi 0000 , that an altilterons
isteressurse had then taken place. How was Oct met ? It
ems find said ths-y rhould be cuestradictist tato Win. Asortin's
removal hone he r Slajesty's chamber ; and here Ise would beg
to call ilreir Lorilehipe attention to the evidence ON that fiat.
Dr oat snore that Was. Asaatiss had previously slept in her
Royal Highness's chamber. Mt. Craven, one of tar Royal
Higlisseses Ejill erica, awl to that title might beeches-a added
Mouth/se, was called to contradict the statement i butt his
evidence only wowed that hr had in Germany Wens het
Royal Highness I prospective cautions out to stiffer the lad
to sleep ill her room OH her arrival tu Italy. Sieard, who
had the arraugement of the room., knew nothose of the
silts httion, sail on the arrival at Naples, to firedog the former
dispusitom was in continue, he actually allotted Ito room for
going Austin, •Isont be concluded would still sleep in the
!'rioter's chamber. And at page 1103 of the minutes he
said et was after the arrival at Naples that her Majesty, for
the first time, desired the alteration to be made. So that
Sicard emifirsoed Demons, and contradicted (fell and Car.
ringlets. Thus Ise affirmed that fact was established, even
by the evidence which hail bes is adduced fur her Majesty.
The meat fact was, the removal of Bergson on the strand
night after the ordeal at Naples, *hick was said to have
been made without the knowledge of her Majesty. Sicard,
in his evidence, which would be found in page 601, said that
be had no co smaimication with her Royal Highnesa, bat la
had • anniensiicatios with Hierossysans, •ho might bate
communicated to him by the diseetions of her Majesty; but
he was mot called by his Learned Friend to explain that cies
enosetaster, and therefore the suspicion was naturally excited
that the chaster was made by the directive of her Majesty.
It was alleged that it was proper to have a wale penen. on
account of the door leading into the garden, hot it that was
the real reason, how came it that the eunnionsiestiou be.
twee'. that cabinet soil her Majesty's room was suffered tie
remain upen. Had those doors been lucked, surely it would
have added to her Majesty's tetarity ; but that comunica.
slow remained free, and though it might be a erutsct ion from
any daugrr from the garden, there ass nothing to Impede
the visits of Bergami. Carrington knew of no such menu
or .naive, for at page MB, he says the wily reason be knew
was, that the room Bergatni first occupied was tun sail its-
csaventert ; from that their Lonlasips would perceive the
reasons assieseed were not satisfactory; and referring to
those oilier circumstances, which they never could shut oat,
the lisfereoce was clear that he was placed there for the par.
poet of a ready communication with lire Royal Htainiese.
They were threatessed wills a contradiction as to the time at
which her Roast Highns, was stated to have tenanted from
the urges, but it should be observed that Demount had not
sworn positively that bee Royal Highness returned early.
hat only that it seemed to be early. But it was nut contras
dieted shut on that night, un her return, she demonised De.
instal, first guns( herself to the cabinet for a purpose winch
his Learned Friend, De. Lushington, had endeavoured to
prove was immortal, but his reasoning was inconclusive. The
situation of her Royal Highisem's room and its consomnies.
tom with that of Hemmen did out stand 1.111 Demont's or
Majoechi's evidence, but was confirmed by Sicard. Anodise
Feist which was minis d by him, but was said not to be
proved, was her Royal Highness's late appearance the seal
ussitaing; but Delmont swore, that after her Royal Niglio's,
had vireo, she remained in the small cabiliet, wet to Bergs.
mi's room, one hour and a half. Sicard was called to coos
Indict that, but bad entirely failed. Another fact that was
to be contradietesl was the appearance of the bed, and his
Leonard Flieti4l Mr. IVilliantr, Id Isis °pectin; speech, had
slated 0,4 her Majesty's bed room window wail blown open
is the night, mid a servant who went into her Majessep
twin was said to bare seen her Majesty then its Inc beds
Where was that servant I lie supposed the same teener
and +Latin which operated on Lieutenant Flysin during bin
examination, also preys oted that ieryeat's appearance. Rai
could any thin be saute decisive and couvincing than the
evidence of that servant, had they dared to call him to the*
Lordships bar It altonhl be forgotten by their Leeds
ships, in examining the 'evidence, that when her alajesty bad
the means of coutrailstinig a circuttistauce of the utmost tom
portasee, iii the must conclusive maisuer, that contradictiall
had nut been wade, lest the witness should fail, frail
the defect of his nerves or his memory. With respect to Hag
Grit us& at Naples, so far liana the testimony.- eilf
Dement being essisisadieled, he woisid say, that it *al
ewilismosed by this evideuee as it row stood. Has
Lamed Frieside bail handled this part soil the case very has
gessiously ; they had said that from the sosusuer its which it
had been treated by him lu his openisig, it was to be eon.
entered by their Lordships as the fouollatiou of the whole,
as the keystone of the case, and that if they pulled down
this, the whole superstructure which bad been raised ups it
mast fall. But be denied this assuctiption ; because, whether
the sidoltersios intercourse commenced on that vied, or at
any other period, the case was the seine—mid he wood el .11.
feud, that all she evidence respecting the transactions ef that
night furnished the strongest erouisds for bens.% ice that
it slid then take pleat. He now came to the second case
proved by Denson*, which was that of her meeting Berg-suss
in the corridor • and here he must say, that he was pee-
redly astonished at the csamoseuts and übsernitious of his
friend Mr. Heilman on this part of the fill•e, wherein he bad
aesonsed that ewcu if it were true, so far from pro.ing She in.
iertoornie to have then taken place between It. r ILIA High.
iris sod Bergson'
s there was the strongest gruissle for in-
ferring Wet it hadis taken place beton% him and Heinont.
The Learned Gew kitten then referr.4lo that part of lb s
endemic where she deacribed herself as =skin bedew:ape.
His Learned Encode bad out brown how to deal with ibis
past of case. nit" knew that fiery could not cuertradict
it. and therefore they endeavoured by their comments and el&
pervaliers to destroy it ; but be tatiatained that If still it.
maimed as it was from the benison's', mad three fur, *as to be
talcs as proof of the trimisol iatercouroe. Ilta 14l 'at tact

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Brim to be like that a the Minerrit, or tither statelier, •hcla
he Vold were roesplriely co.vered ; bet eir.ll 11611/11 aho had
seen them knew, 'bat they had on only a shoo slespery—ash
Air William G.II himself described this as besue ao ah ta
that be (veld see the dress else wore two. aih it. The
reniaining facts •t Apples were tbuse of the ma.epiera.:e at
the theatre San Carlos, which was proved by Demon., sod
that of &remold wslltiag arm in aeon with her Oh the I...ract.
H a Learned Friends said that this part of the dee had com -
pletely failed, because the proof did nut ELI so fat h 4 tl.e
statement in the opening; bet all he would ask was, d.. 1 she
go to the theatre Cad Carlo*, or did she sot ? tie could lane
sic objection to her Majestli.ersjoyisE the antiterrorist of aid
masquerade or even jotuiug is. it ; but his statement was
that she went not accuenpaisied by any dl' the Ladies of I.ei
9111154., 114.4 aceunortnieft by Sir Gehl at Mr. Craves
not accompanied by Ik. Holliiii!. be *as their at
the tione--( Mr. Denman in an 'andel WSW asked how does that
•pprior rl—How did it alippear • be 'Weld presestly alsoot
that from the crisis Ace df 111. Pullaisd himself. He wan wit
at all displeased with his Lesisied Friesid fur inters opting
bins in stoat be conceived lo be a usiriatersessi U.s
the contrary, he was extresielk thankful, and 'humid a.waya
be moot happy to bc correeted ef be *tone, wrai.a any
thing; fur be was Swayable of Itserwieelji statiog any
thing ietorreetly, imbed lee should think [outset( sisfourthe
of ever baling the hoootir le midriffs their Lordehipa, tf
ewer he made • wilful nrialtla Weal bf soy tisesonsoasses
He did nut object to her Royal 'ltchiest. [wag to lb- .Ph..
querade, he slid Nut object to her guide in diagaise, hut'..
her goiug with such privacy, acconipaelied solely by her
maid and Bergoni, as Dewiest bad proved. And were their
lordahips to be told that there )as outlaw( Is • perste* lair
the exalted reek of the Prioress going out son 'ebb a,, soya.
shim through the rain, al Niels, mad he a private way
through the garden to • hired case-wee. unknown to any
person of her household? fee by the leetimuey of Lk. Hol.
laud, it appeared that " he dol sot how/ sots! seat inf,roulit
that her Royal Highness had breu at the theatre." Awl
when they erisiewilorred AO he had not dies Wes long in her
*mice, resold their Luedaliips heehaw to refer that her
ping to the theatre nu that occasion. as he hail dewribri.,
accompanied wily by the Pie sfi ckambre Dranota, mod she
courier Bergarsii, miss for the purpose of iodolging be.
illicit passion for that ',knife! servant' When Dr tlffiliefol
bad Mated that he duly learnt the fact of her Royal Math-
hess's being at the theatre nit the following nouroooe, pr...
bald, from DR reports in the family, ht. Letword ffrieucla
stop. shill, and by pursurug the esignihtatiou uu Nether oar
that poise, had nut afforded his the opporittuity art iwkiag
as to the natter of the worm., whence he had del tato the
irsformatins. Ile came now ro another fart which Deinotit
had stated to have occurred at -Naples, which ass, Mal alba
had on 1114Vuecasion sera Berganoi used the sweat. •alkiesg
aria in arm together oar she terrace; moil how hail this bee..
WWI? by testimony of the must erirsordiiiiiry discs spasm that
be had ever heard. Mr. Crave*. liail ;Wets called to prove
that he had cautioned her Royal •H:ghoess afsurt as kola
with Bergami, because es one °erasion when OW was walk -
, imp in a public place with him near sir, lee lied ottati red
that there were spies lurkine about is otitervatioa. lit
staled that he bad never observed any that led hens 11,1
soaped slay impropriety betimes' !Arm; asirl yet so a. U•lsold
will be, IMO ottungly alive so the posnbility of ally intie.et.ti..l
N her Royal Maximum'', character, that be ague stiodersinik
She clßce of a monitor on (His ocramou, hassle oboist that
rinse before on she subject of the reeisseat of Misdeals*
Austin from her bedchamber. He wi-t hr lied newer oh-
served any thing that was improper, said yst he bast oatimal
her to he cautions, sad that merely beessei was
stalking soar avid it attriedaroce oa lova TiciiCoeld utile ho
accouutest for by tome tropicion un hit pare that Rene :mil
was not a proper prior to be tree in such close atten.taure
about her perm) : and nut to Mr. Ce4Vell shuts* riot it.e
Mapreasion on which that stoma tots rtatr.l at, us 1.. he rats-
Gerd ; for it was mast ritosordisary thou this taro .tioo;.1
be diatingoished two alt the other weriata., &aft trl.t
the mane. rs of this person shoal.' have hero mole per. -
Secularly Ilse subject of the oalriereation of Lod Lfasdalt,
Lund Guilford, aid other persons of gratify elm bast riffileft
her Royal Higbee's. It was quite ifroptr that she atiVii!ii tie
attended by a servant; sad hod that eel Taut bars Mil,. •
or Iliernelynsos,did their Lordships iinsaiue that Mr. Garen
media base offered any such whseu,uuvu ? No, be wooed
✓ot hate dared to do it. It was beta.tee that se.vaa.t was
liergansi, that be felt the necessity art cautiusioud tier
cause there was a avipieloa use his mind, as use 14646 so a eery
body else, that there was an improper totescoarse •ats.toe*
betweru them—sad that, if she vow sot eatretnely guarded.,
it would be exposed Se the apes slay. Ile cashed 01.00 mew
Lordships to bete thW circonistauce is their la160.;16, for
it was net till after this that Bertram' wis se .Iteal. Her Ma-
jesty bad been cautioned by Mr. Craven, and what was toe
iuference to be drawn from the fact of his sielsowqistiii ea 'a-
ttar, but that she had already commenced bee Afgradwe
sties sty with fuss bighly-favonred individual ? litirre •aa so-
uther fact swore le by Weise-chi. as to tre coullswerneed of
fiarge.sii at Naples from the kick of • Moat, sod leis coos—
quent removal to a is.., which comusuisicated with that of
her Majesty. Is appeared that Majocebi bad hems et. goloas
to 'knead Bergamo, sad that he slept is a roues at. aciros Ivy
the spsrlinent is which the patient hay. Noe fie sow. that
i.e several skims be saw her 114,jesty ivalkieg throve% ti 4
worm and enterisig she ruoin of Bergamo; that °a osof of
those deems she ressaiiied it Bergatni's room afloat afoot'
minutes, and apes the other for • louder p.rulL Y. a t
Lordships world romessle r that it bad totem awed,. amain •
triumphant air, bow it was punitole that soak • Liaise goohl
lake place, when there was aouttor pas.ese stieuogist *awls
her Royal Highness could have gnat wuhawt 1114'6411W the
ale/ogre of b. is* sees? Now how stood the tact ? he. passaga
which heal been referred to so triusuphariiiy, au far trans is.
Mg one of Ohm private mature, so well calaiil4,4l to lead to
• place of accommodation fur torn t loser", was heilialiPly
opened tubs by She rooms of lA. Holland, Mr Downstate
Hiersoynsur, William Amities, anti other. of lb. sad
she amid not paw atoms at foe, hoar wiiisOita 114
chance at least of being obsess*. by sone one of A 4.4
persons. Now, what pseud did she ruse us list mein/
*We? Theodore Majoecni bed beau iusrushserd to her
11.7141 Mgliseses mime by Ifeesuni ay.! st easel, mash