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TOE NEW LOTTERY.

TBUSH, CoNtractur with Government far the
• twoient Lottery. hairier, by pernsimiosi of the Lord■
of the Treasury, added the Sum of Forty Thousand Pomols
Mosey, bring Tee Pounds mire Prize Newry for trery
Ticket, has thereby been enabled to make murk grander
Crhr Mt 11 than the usual allotnieut of Prize Hooey worth!
bare allowed. The Scheme of tlit premise Lottery has already
llerre submitted, at fill litowls, to Lis hest friends, the
Pilaw. It will be seen, that with only 4,800 Tickets,
:1,400 Numbers, No. I to 3,4011 (Two Tickets of each Nom.
, ilwre nee Two Priaea of 20,0001. Consols, Two Prices
of IS,OVOL Consuls, and 2.M101. Mutter,sniltiag together

FM; R PRIZES 0 P 1:20,000.
The Drawing is so arranged, bpi order tq' Gorrrornowl, that
ilir first 1,700 Narnh.rs, which art dowse only which are
non on sale, and all of which will' be drawn Firnt Day, are
cerfain of obtaining al least
TWO PRIZES OF £lO,OOO,
as the rifihdlrairo Prize, First DAy, is lu hare 18,000/.
cu„,01.2...1 2,0001. Mont, ; bat thew 1,700 Nunslrrrir any
actually obtain
ALL FOUR PRIZES OF £20,000,

and as every Prize shove 201. drawn MI the First Day, is to
he entitled to a new Ticket, Or further chance, it is possible
that a prison baying wily tote Ticket might gain
11%0 PRIZES OF f 20,000.
(Shares participate is thee( siteaatapss)
T. BISII anti, not intend to make any reserve of Tickets,
Own fore t loise persons who wish to have Ike 1118111/ Nitittoirr
Os both Classes. may, if not already sold. olstaisi them ; but
flow the Numbers being so limited (11,71.10), not any tone
should be lost, as the supplies. to Ireland. Scotland, 21151
the Country Ag. tits, will take immediately a very great
postirm of them.
TICKETS and SNARES are selling at the Contractor's
Offices. 4, Conaltill. and 9, Cumin cross, lasiti.oti, and by
Isis Arids in the Coantry.
N 0.3,6411, a Prig' of 10,000/ besides other Capitals, in
the Loners just finished, was shared and sold by litSll.

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'•' The Priem, of Stocks are hourly, et ItISII%
!)Aire, in Coruhill, by which the Politic may sue the floc-
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STR I CTil LS CURED.

111. new Method the shove troublesome Cons-
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ters to be past-paid.
N pie, of the Mrairiae, is Five PJauals a
pared.
A oe'fe•t Care fur Whose Affectioa 1.4 Obatrortioa in
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ni-
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ai
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THE QUEEN'S TRIAL.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY. OCT. 24.

The Motile as... Wiled this mornimg, at initial, at ten
O'clock. I.IIC I 11111 Clisucellor 11111 k 111 seat on lite wool-
sack. Prayers wer► read, and she House called over.
Carl Grey then TOM' and observed, that arc_ording to the
•nshigutis p. All ire of the Court. Ir. how, the Howse ought to
be poi iiiio she oossies.iiiin of the oriental depositions of the
witnesses fur the prosecution whirls were taken at Milan.
lie proposed. if those dope rrhions were not laid before the
Howse. to make is sper.fie moii .... , wins, the proper stage
of these pros-erasers should arrive to secure the possession
of those depositions for the House.
The Lunt Chancellor blegsal leave of their Lordships to
state his opinion upon the •pplicalitin which had been made
to the House by Ilse King's .kttoruey•Gesrral for delay, is.
order to bring over Colonel Brown to give evidence in cues•
iradirtine of particular parts s.f the testimony promisees' fur
the defence. He bail r•amefully pointed the book of
mirk-nee, ■nd his conviction isnot, the whole was, that
there were 110 sufficient groom's stated to induce the
House to grant the application. There was very little of
the evidence which ruttlil materially afer•l the character of
Colonel Brown, and that which 'nicht be supposed the most
umatrriall♦ to affect the cletrumei of Colonel Brown, land
occurred full law float he sgo.aitice a Mph sn ffieieut time had
r lapsed to enable the Counsel for the Bill 10 consult with
Colonel Browse, nod to lake• measures to produce hint as a
witness, had that bees. thought necessary.
The East of Donley proteatial t solemnly against
going nu any forth. r in Uwe pwiling,. Hn Lordship
stated three enmesh. upon which lie ohjecteil to procerilisig :
Ike first was, the d..vehipialsesst 'shirk had taken place
wish retard to the :harm,• of Hasten' ; the second active
from the rorievintodence which had occerri 41 with respect
to the preventilllS of Baron .I'h:title's attendance; lastly,
the otter impossehilily of examining into the
of conspiracy with respect to the Milan Commission.
These rirsenistaisces rendered it impossible to du that f fir
and elmsl josiice which VI ZI4 slur to the country, no less
to the Morro, and the House had sou Oilier remedy for
the evil Shun to refuse so proceed
The Marquis Caunt.•,. bore testimony to the excellent and
gallant character of Col .1 Browi.. In fourteen years of
limit military scarier the Colonel had !trial •even times
'sounded. tits Lordship was convinced that there was no
min who cool.' I. el inure dauntless anxiety to face inquiry
than 1:i own.

I .rd 1101 l out objected to Ilse tsrAelire of Peers risin; np
to cillogize any in.hvohul• who might have hero Impbested
by the proersoliiirs briore the Homo!, INelnw it wa. Mely
to rail sip contrary opooions from those who
viewed the conduct of such nutlet.lual. to a dilierrot
of view. At any raw, the roln:fionr of the Noble Marfpli4
ought so be necompann.l with she impression which the
cootie( t ..1 COIWIeI Drown mind hive wok ii the
of thee, lawdsh:no, as it had !wen incidentally elicited by the
examinations.

Tar C ttttt atel were then e.dled in, and the Attoroey.Gette.
'al *me tilforotra by the I.urd Ch.itsrellor, th It the Ilonae
wool.l not roo.,•nt to uoty debt- Co. Ibt• itarioate of twinging
01/11 Colonel 114-weo, 31 a %vitae.% it, bi• gowto

Captain Bri44k4 supra, and (.117fitit,t11 by the Attornpy-

C,lro

You h-ive cant. J Ihnt you tom rustol...ll tit, /a/Mit/than nt
the ...se th.l t!... Prim:tor of ‘V Jito cathui. kcal 011 hoard 'last
shit. I h.ve.
Do you r.usensher Lieutenant !lawman bring on hoard
0)11 jib her Royal Hiahwas? I du.
You h ts a. statuil that Dergaini d.. 10111 V um board ilia! ship
I !rive.

116" ynn rcrullett liarrinE ba.l any conrci.
Li ue. Iloirnane on the rubiert of Berginti • I
.

Th.l conversation was mapcesing Deng um'. 1., ,tsg. adsnit.
led to •soet at the Ps...seem'. Isble? It was
State whit d as. that Lieut. Downers' said' I observed
to Lieut. Hair/earn that Car. Mein II had lull me sisal Der-
Rini had stood behind Ism chair when Inc Royal theme.'
was embarked on board the naivete, and I asked him how
111.01114 that hr was now admitted to lies Royal Ilighuers's
t4/tOr ? Ile replicsl that I.e was sorry it was pas—tba! he Lea
entreated her Royal Dm is. hi. knees, sod wills scars I‘l
Isis '11,4, not to %anvil hens to her table, has to no purpose.
Vi.tl he slate WISCU Cali happened No, be %tale
the time.
host rseullect whether he said asy thing ? I "solve.
Mond—

ltr. Brougham ohj .ctetl to the answer.
Witness Went 1.il• Ile imistated---
Brost:Anus tob).-ct.ll
The Atiorstey-thocral—qhat tlitl he say; what words
did he as.- to Ilor best of your rreullccii **** T., the hest of
env recollection it was the day 00 Which ra.,V1:11.1 11110,111 till
WI% rhassral—that is the find day he timed at Itcr 14141
11.glotess's I. I.le.
31 r. Brooch:on desired thii the winds " itiolcrstotol" and
" iolosatc.l," as need by The wito. out be struck
not of the ,ninnies.
cotirrrsation arose upon 11;s, tool the ilrystat was
agrevd to.
rrnts.tranoircd by ilr. D. ungbant
Where ho.l you this couitiaatiou vu die 1111.i'd of Bet

Try to recollect ? It was Wolk we were walking the fleck
together, and couversing, which we did after we had be-
come acquainie4.
You WWII frequently thew to talk on various 'objects? Tea.
Has. you had freqemit conversations before on that sub-
ject ? Nu.
Have you *Mee? Liesitenant Howes"' ease down to
me from Itrandirobergh House to Portsmouth; but I de.
dined having any cogiveristion with him ou the subject.
He arrived about \VICO o.Chirig in the morning by the
epoch ; he said he should feel obliged if I wootil tell him if
soy alteration had beets 'made in the rabies of the forbidden.
for be did mot recollect that there had bees any. I exorcismd
surprise that he should have forgotten it ; and brought
to his recollection that alterations had been matte, and trade
in his presence.
lei oboe, he bail forgotten the circumstance ! I presume an.
You told him that Captives Peadorll bed mode some MIL
rutty, mime objection shoot Bergman's sitting at table ?
There was no objection to her Royal Nieman at all—(A
tumuli) . .

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You were talking on the eirentrudanee or liergamia stand-
ing larbiod Captain Pechell'a Char'
I sonlerstood you to my that Captain Peehell had told yes
that &mann had stood behind Captain Pei-heirs chair on
board the Clarinda, and that you were stating that to Lieut.
Moulins I was.

Anti that appeared as a reason why yur chit rot like Der.
ganii it, all with yam Du, it was afterwar.k ; after the
serusul tiler of the I'm vases being on board the C'lnrißde.
Did yur woke any rotes of this cuuversatior Noire
whatever.

(lave you s perkct recollection of it' Yea.
Whew did you firrt repeat it' I mentioned it mural
times in conversation. and it was brought to my felM*lll.
brance by a letter which I eerily' s! on the 'object.
How long is it since yen received that letter me the Nib.
jrct ' About seven or eight weeks ago.
When the proceedioga were going cm is this House' Tea,
I war called on to ray if such a conversation had happened;
answered she letter by asiyisig that it had.
That letter brought is Ise your mummer'
always ricolleetest the usivenation.
Can you name any purses to whom yen hail ever men.
firmed is? I remember telling Sir George Cockbura. that
soils a thing had happened.
lie is one of the Lords of the AJmiralty Yes; it wu
some time ago.

then' I

Hu* longneu nm nI • loos to say—lt may he tea
months ago—long lafose 1 hall any idea or being brought
as a wanes.

Sir Geo►[e Corkin, 11 bail been inking yew quest intes theta
No; I forget what l.d to the cumversatiun, but I remember
the fact of nay telliiim it to
You have hail the humour of diming with the King, 1
believe? Yea, at Porl■twooib.

Since i IMP prim retinal(' commenced is ibis Reece Yes.
Re examined bw Ike Astorney-General.

Have you the CilMlllll/M of s guard•ship at Portsmouth?
have, of the Qnren 1 kgrlolle.

Anil had at the tilos his Majesty was there 1 Yes.
When row dowel with his blejesty there, was it in mum-
ps*, ',Oh other Officers WWI had pai4 tiveir resneris to his
Majesty ? Yea, with the °Meets of the Navy; all the Cap-
tains wiihnot . emptiest were prows,.

By a Peer—Wk►a tine conversation ?ow hive related took
place with !arnica**. Illowasm, ran you swear positively
that the words he twit were, " I hare 'cone it. my knees,"
aiwl on forth, mid not, " I road have gone on my knees?"
I understood Its,,, to say that he hod game on his knees.
umlierstoo I Caplan, 'lngo to say that he had not made
any trotrinoranalme of the cow/Matson, and that the time he
fins mentioned it was five years after it took place ; can
Captaiu Briggs charge his mintory, 141 a. 10 speak with cer-
tainty, with the polo-lilac words spoken in conversation..
that hare passed five years ago I remember the words met'
rot that occasion, from the riectimatance of having called to
my ri collect my explanation with Captain Pechell.
%Visitr the word.; pm have mentioned had passed with
Linoleum'. Hownsm, Jul you coneeive that the cireum.
stance of Ilergami having sa! at 'atilt with her lioaal High.
nes. first arose out of any thing particular at the time, or
that it was the coosegarace of some moiled arraiigemem ?.
The Attorney.Cleweral mule some objection to the gees.
lion, and after a few wont. from Lord Lauderdale and the
Lord Chancellor, it was pot, wbrtlwo Captain Heicre knew
Ilia, it had arisen oat of any particular circamstance at the
rut, or was the remit of previ .... • arrangement% ?
isantetstood hint, in answer to a question which I had staked
him, that it had happened on Ilne slay when lila situltims
was changed from that of a
The ditortsey.Geuerel said, that in the prevent situa-
tion Of the case, h► would not truttble their Lordships by
(*thug any more wilncs•ca al pri,col. He would only now
Inutility inure their l tnrd.hnps, a. Captain Bragg% had pro.
ft-tumuli' duties to attend to at Portsmouth, that the order
tor his attendance should be discharged.
The Lord Chancellor asked if the Comm.' on the other
side cons►nted ?

Mr. Moogloans said, he Itntl no wi.k to :live !my unneces-
sary teuradr either Ito to. L,31111..1 Friend ur 111

Tbe Doke of S'omrr+ct wiNtstil Lieut. ituwo on to be re.
railed In bar.
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The Ell I of Liverpool rose for the porpirie of satimitilne
to their Liardships, wisrliser, 111 1.1)111:tle the inciiiiveoicocei,
which might arise fount the i xerciie of their priviley., by
the calling flick %daily former witness, orcallioß in :toy new
witness at the desire of au! Peer, st would not he better that
910111. ground sl la It:" elated fir the a pplie,,ijoo.
'1111! MILS' of S•ow•ract said, he had wished Lieutenant
flowirtni in I. c:illril, liccaii,e he W4lllrll farther
...n un Lone p onto. Ito ihnioght he ini=lit
circistreitaiiie% reapectine the trust no hoard the polacre, sorb
s. the light, the sti.positsint of 11w Lnl, mid whether it c•inlif
1w opened from the outside by any of the peroiws on deck,
which he ilsoutht at b-tler should be snore clearly seeder-
st I than he was now able to unitersland Ibrm
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The Earl of Liverpool thought llee rewisis silted insuffi-
cient for calling bock a wows.. squaw exuaiaation hod rm.,
to ao twat a length on theme point., av it mitht lead: to
inurii incoovenietice ; what one Noble Lord wished to have
explained by our noises., another ;night think another wit-
ne•is better aide to •peok to.
Anew atone convess•st ...... in orbirli the Marquee of Lim,
64r1 Grey, and the Lord Chancellor joined, the point
Wll4 dropped.
The Lord tisane..nor tlwn irked Mr. Brno:Thorn wh•ther
they were now prepared so proceed to she ?..immisig sip
That Gentleman replied, Shit us slir m event •i 111.11111114 of the
row, and iu order to Kart trouble In their Lord•liope, they

would proceed now, _
Mr. tkaimaii Iben addressed their Leo•elrhip, a, follow,:—.
J. [Tesler any firrilMitalllCC,i 111 whirls it any
141 be c.d.ed un Si, proceed to Ow do,th Ir a of the
solemn duly now imposed on me, I nue!.l well request some
indulgence frown your Lordships; Cool it may he Olt there
are circonootaircess In my 'isnot 1111 l that Perm more p.ort:colar-
ly to i tide ct.• to inure than an ordolary ,hare of your k nod-
urea. FM' otter the application whirls was yesonnilay made
to )nor [nrdahipa by the Attorney-Groierul, to postpone
the imilter iteveredings in Ibis fair, notil he should be en-
Ailed to procure Ilse attendance of Colonel lhowto, it might
have been taperled that out a solitary witivelia—ant a
single point of evidenre, was all that it war contemplated
to produce in support of t►ia race, in adds! 1111 l in those
which had he... amply imp: died at the COMMCIICPI7I,III.
.1.1118 1 CLIIICCIVe to he She more deserving of your Lordships'
ronaldrrat me, when you reflect that the trios-examination of
the witt.eftes for the defence pl ool) to the infereor! that II '

Ibis the istentioa of the Lammed Gomm! for the BM to *eat
: inigth halo evident., in reply. Mit/that this MIMI have s/sided
to dorm oar minds final that conureiita with the cam mode
' Open the other aide, which it wits wecessery fur oat. preserve,
to the tomesuplatine of being required to Mewed home-
rhately with our rittontleg up. Nut I should have bare
wanting in my duly if I hail eisfferied any eircearriauce
so far to draw aside my atteatMu fano all the prostentait
points of this case, as to he ender the iserieesity of reqedriste
asolindolgenee in the dialling, of my particular dotty, which
might base occasioned a iletay in the poneeediage, tre soy
iacoaveulence to rote Lordship.. I shall therefore, my !Ankh
proceed without further Rowlett to lay before you mow
obeerwatiors on the cam, by which I trust 1.1011 satisfy year
Lordships, •n.l cunvistce the public waled, teeny ematirtims
yet be wanting, that the Queen bar eaabliabed her complete
di fame, sod is entitled to a Gill acquittal front all and creep
our of thine charges which your Lordships have permit
yourselves to try against the Queen of England. I irrsi
to proceed to ibis pest end solemn iumary with all Obi
caimans and soberness of jadguient AM the *Pell-
soce• of the case demands ; mod If in the mum sef
the Intetiontiory contests which here aboonded thromelt
the course of these proceediags on points that WO
arisen, some things may have been uttered that appeared
harsh in their nature, ter severe is their appliceitioa. I treat
it will be attributed to an emcees of that atrium, anxiety
which it is peculiarly she aware of this ram to call op.
We bare been charged with nuking use of Wrecker, dale.
motion, sad violence, for the purpose of producing an effect,
not in, but out of doors ; nay, I must beg leave to state, that
my Learned Fa ienti seemed to think that ins tome occasions
we had borne too hard upon him. But I toast disclaim all in.
Motion of bearing hard epos Lsm, or castings'', imputation
upon his honour and character; and therefor, of frum what
fell from me yesterday he maned to think that I moo.
Gamed his ily, I beg to say, that if soy thing which
dropped from me could he clothed with such a supposition,
and could seem to warrant such ma assertion, I marsjoivo.
tally retract it before the assembly is the face of which it
was made, sad ma sorry that any language of mitre
should hare led to such a mistake. I have no satentiois of
giving ma/infs. in any quarter, but I must say I have
felt it deeply, and often, is the epee's of this procealimg.
Therefore, it is impossible fur a man not to ask iadolgewce
for say warmth be may have expressed; because oar Win-
kles,a cheat has, from the impotent of her first 'minx foot
In this country, heels the victim of the usual cowl toppers..
Most and the most dreadful and irreparable wrung. That
galling recollection has attended no through thou whole of
these proceeding.: it meat he tier sealer for slay warmth
iota which we may have beat heirayed, sod, therefore, with.
out say further apology, we shall proceed to the considera-
tion of the case. But, say Lords, while I disclaim all
personal imputation on lay Leeward Primed. I claim
the right of adverting to his ateduct as an advocate ;
for, from the conduct of the advocate, we collect mil
only the impressiouss of his mind, but also the milometer the
instructions under whirl, he is 'ethic, and the spirit wader
which the prosecution is conducted ; sad I toga here cull
your Lordships' attention to the spirit of the case which my
Lamed Priced has the snisfortase to direct—a ease, the
weight of which has more thee muse premed him dome
—a ease which nothing within the mope of purchase,
'oohing within the scope of human ambition, could have
induced me to purchase. I speak of the osre which say
Learned Farad has atidertaken is the proarastioa of the Bill
Of Pains and Penalties, to divorce std degrade the wife of
the Bingo( F.nglaed. In order terve the nature of the proof
brought forward in support of tide charge, we mast look Is
elle nature of the charge itself, I must therefore ag us refer
to the mode of the iudictment. (Thu Learned Counsel re.
eapitelsted here the preamble of the Bill.) I am swine,
say Lords, that you are under the erased reading of this
Bill; and that 1, iu addressing your Lordships, have merely
to apply myself to t be nature of the proof brought forward in
support of the allegations laid to that preamble. It has
beer stated, and the whole preamble cues to charge it,
and it has iudebd been proved, that Barcena had been in a
menial sitaaliten in the service of bee Royal Richert., and
had been afterwards promoted; it is true also, that emeriti
of his relations were oleo taken lobo the service of her Royal
Higbee's; it is tree, too, that Bergami receseed emeriti
marks of favour, bestowed buth opus himself and his fa-
mily. la the preemble of the Bill you are told that he
obtained titles and orders; hut it should have been .hewed
that throe titles mud orders hail Ikea procured fur him by her
Royal Highness. All that you have beard is, that at see
period he was trillion. titles, sod that at a subsequent one
be possessed them. But there has not been a tett le of evi.
deem to sheer how he obtsitoid them, or that her Royal High-
ness was, in any way, instrumeutal iu procuring them for bins,
receive, tusked, that she tneferred upon him a pretended
order of knighthood, which she is said to have instituted
without any legal right or authority at to do. But, my
Lords, I think, before this part of the preamble was charged
as a crime against her Majesty, we usiotit to have heard
miscible( to prove that none hat Royal persons Lad a
right to institute Orders. In my inquiry I have found Diet
many prisms hive instituted Orders,siot possessing sovereign
power. Its France it has ham done by individuals sot su
Rifted; sod there was I recollect, an Order isistituted by
three brothers, who were Italian swainish; (their mantes I
cannot now recollect); all which goes to sinew that there
have bees precedents of this unlike iretablieked by persons
below the rank of royalty. I treat this part of the quest.
Don with iteriuniiiiem, my lords, becamee it is so teemed in
the preamble of the Rill. It is charged :spies.* her Royal
im one of the acts of Inv:aims of the Royal autho-
rity. When this is the first instance within six centuries
of a F.siropeen Prioress visiting the holy sepulchre, there
ran surely he nu crime if stir, delighted with the adventure
and struck with the novelty of all around beroliees that which
the Duke of paeans and the Duke de !boohoo have alone
liefiere her—institute an order of kiiighitimol to ironed
those who acrompsnied her. I can hardly suppose, that
this eau be visited with any peculiar severity against her
Royal Highnem, though it is the eltsige against bet' which
has been best proved. My Lords, B4CIIII says that Priories
sometimes amuse themselves with the toy oft rertiug build-
ings, and sometimes with the toy of creating au order.
This Illustrious Ditty is 1 f to have erected au additional
ohm to the Vlll4 d'Ede, which, I lerstaml, is in the
best taste, and nu discredit to her Royal Ilightiess's
jiirlinaent, however it may differ from any of thus
buildings recently erected in this country. I ensue now,
my Lords, to the charge of adolterous intacourse,
and the reel liseation for your I a wild.' pa' considera-
tion is, whether the adidterous intereourse has taken place
between her Majmisty the Queen of this realm, sod Dario.
tome° Sagami, and whetlwr that intent-nurse his been r
reed on nnikr sorb cocumstanert as to bring scandal
and disgrace upon the Rime' Family of this CUll.llly,
as alleged in the preamhle of this Bill. It 14 41..11
kiinern to your Lordships that we were kft in the dark
as to the places where and slur limes whew this her-
, mos intereomse was supposed to bare taken ptice. The
Attorney-General's opening spreeli was one fie.; hill or in.
direment ; from that *lime amid we hear,, the eperifie•iiiiii
of the charges; hut not a witness was therein 114 rued by whom
arty one of those charges was to be supported, sod the sod,/
way in which I can go into lb.. eximinat 11111 of the
charges, end of the roof by which they me •itstaiiiitol, is
by following the comer isf that speech 111 my ohvrraliuns
nit the amtements it contains, ant compering with those
statements the evidence adduced at your Lordships' bar in
their support. The first eircumstatice of the charge, sloth
I shall call the first c t of the indictment, was the scene
which, had been dmeribeil by the A ttorney.General to have
occurred on the first night of tier Majesty's arrive! at Naples;
and the mode in which that charge w as slated, the comme.o•
by which it was accompanied, and the force with which every
minute particular was dwelt on by my Learned ratted the
Attorney-General, in hit niwiiing of the case, tended to miler
it the moat important of all the chargr, ; fur it was attempted

thetnith Hoe to throw a rolnor near the whole of the cane.
" Ois that night;" said the Attaterseystienernl, " her MakiMy
ordered her partisan:or to sleep no a rsusWi edjeolost to Iker
ewe, !bat elm intgbe have easy access to him, de knifing Sp to
that lime titunits slept at a distance front her. Wm. AriMisi,
a dada &hoot Immo mare orate, who till that night swot in her
Majesty's •parionent, was removed to width. r room to athwyri
to enable the. to carry an the ndulteroos infect-non* ewe
the indite of risme pmenedinge. Her Majesty t clanged
early Him nlghs from the opus, and wa, wen going td
Ur mom of Retrgsmi. and idle rat 'voiced by her fe-
male attendant (1/eamitt) to he extremely •gitaterl, and
nest winnung it was talarremed that the h-d of her Root
Higbee,* herd net tweet slept in." This was not alt ;
It is added. that o• this folhosing alsoctiiire she was cot mai-
-1
Lie at tine usual heft—that she rewrap/erg i• bet apartment
Inched up with Oita man Ina Moe period of the day—mild
Ulm amoral periwig of rash who culled upon her were re-
fomped mltaittatree is her presence—and taut then, at a con-
. litititessee which follows tiptoe all Harm- facts, mid which is .1
mors, that this inditidnal bas bermsie °verbatim,* Id
thssowltot•r botl familiar toward* the millirem who is asp.
I. peril to be to oommeotett. Stich is sirs Omer. whirl Imo
I spewed lay tisy Learned leirmit, sod sack ere the facto tiros
winch, if moved in evidence. I feel that 'My use conclusion
080141 have bum draws. Bet my Lotalt, if it shall appear,
spas looking marrowly at what ha. hems proved and eirorof
that as caned shear important farts ihni ran be rontradicted
i• in fart true ; if it shall be proved, that instead 41 her
Royal Werner changing the riompis, It wits dust by
&card. the Muter of the Hinmehnid, nlihnet her know-
ledge or congest. in convertor ore of the itormeirentestee which
had arisen from the bustle of the pfferdllll‘ Vied ; if it strait
appear that it was considered that it was emote for her
Royal H mimeos to sleep without • nisei being neat the gar-
den, and sisal Sward did ii ; if ins far from Withal's Audio
constantly till this opera night sleeping in the rooks of her
Royal Highness, and sent set thin for the purpose of her
enjoying a licentions intemname. her Chamberlain had
remonstrated with bre 011 hi/ 6411( pt., there, Ids see not bring
six or *eve*, butt 16 or 17 ; if in cuuselpience of that a change
frequently had taken place: If it shall appear that, so far
from retursoog catty from the opera that night, .he came
Mick ausisually Isle—that Instead of being there,
was sent for ; if hundred of going veered), into the room she
was attended so her door by her chambermaid, and if instead of
loon lucked op with this ruuricr,aa was raid, she ranee 'lowa
at Hoe asnal time, aceordmg to the evidence of the witirein
who is called apes to roudesnn bee ; if Mere shall lie a total
absence of proof that Bergson was absent at Irreabfast, or
noticed fur any Risme particular by any our of the witnesses
on either side; or if further, my Louts, it does appear that
no person of rank was reward *antistatic?, and that tio•
thing took place on the following asontiag to make soy
thing particular is these parties; if all this has beta
proved. have I, my Lords, not a right to ark that the single
witness who i• discredited by these leilifferowe rumteadiciww.

with regard to all the aairscruss• tarts, him been runts.
dieted, is it too marls that her testionoy should be
doubted, if Dot futilely disbelieved, as to the two or
three facts that rest ors her evideote alone, sod adsrtit
of so farther inquiry ? She ones her nosioner was agitated.
la the lest place, them east br outhiog Inure vague than
that deacriptioo. lo the west Owe, are we to trust to the
sitiserviitioasoftwie who haw so all farts that fall to rontsa-
dieted, bees ruistradieted? lards. as to the eipte of the
. . .

lard. I submit temper Lordships that the mode of her putting
that is au Ricitel le disevellit the slim-as altogether. It is
my particular auakly, eves at the hazard of Iwing tedineet
to be perfectly otenret in what I state; sod, therefore, I
shall beg to refer your Lordships rlistinetty, ',tint by point,
to the evidence, which proves that all the •Ilecations eve-
gained in the preamble are false. If thrnoich error I
should make ore single mistake in the evidenee I shall tiring
before your Leedships, I shall lake II as Ilse greatest favour
to be corrected by your lordships, or by my Learned
Friends. 31y object is not to deal en general obeervatlon.—.
it is nut now to get rid of the effect of things, by showing
how improbable ur isereolthle they are ; hoot my object
is to show distinctly, that by referenre to the "violence
itself, nod to every fair troarsioleration it can receive
room say impartial evidence, the tea, is completely up-
rooted. lint only is this important case nut potted to the
terms opened by sty Leerwed Friend, but that it is es-
pressly Negatived in many points. I will now fake the h.
betty of stating where what I hese stated is proved It. ran-
&ace. At pages 566 and 593 of &carol, it goes to negative
the fact of the change of rooms being done tinder the caress
desire of her Royal nighties. ; page 594 will skew that it
was his act in placing hint in that cabinet ; you will find
iii the evidence of Craven, page 543, that it'm. Austin I
Iwen represented as being too old to sleep in the same room
with her Royal Highness, sod that al tinsel he isetiisly
slept elsewhere, you will find it swore in page ----, toy
Carrington, that he made Wm. Austin's bed, and that he
slept out of the room of her Royal Highness whenever there
was an opportunity of so doing; you. will find in page 535
and 5.51 of Sir %Vow. Gell soil Mr. Craven, that they stool
uoreassoiouly late at the Opera with her Royal Iligionest;
and you will find by the evelenee of I/entrant limed', at
Pare 219. that she was not there by arriolent, hut was sr.
tually sent for by her Royal lloghoes4, for her to atones.,
all suspicious appearances ; you will Mid in the folio.. rig
pace that tier Royal flightless dial leave her apartment a,.
the usual 'dn. ; you will final in Sir W. licit's reideore,
page AO, that he actually astelidad her Royal Highness 1..
the door of h,c heel-room. Then thi r• is as abreact• of all
proof that Rereami was either tiumed al breakfast, or that
any thing of the sort weltered to mike it prelosble that he
war lucked tip with her Nlajrsty—and wills recastt to what
follows as to the supposed insoiettre irf elaudoet, the sap
pond aseanipt. of ronsequeuce, there is nut one word of
proof. I admit in the fullest term', iii the language of ton
Learned Friend, that if that had lees proved that would
have beets a otecemary tonseoptrirce of sot intercourse; hut,
my Lords, there is scarcity a pace in the whole of the aro-
deuce called ion the part of her Majesty that al.es loot
ge to torgaliee that inference. My Leeds, if this indi-
vidual lied hem called to the ontheaces of his Rnya,
%street, it VI imposed/le hut his manner would have be-
trayoll It; blot, Oft the contrary, you have it in evieknce,
that from the first to the last of his ht,,, in the house w. 711
her, hie tort w is that of a respectful •ervant, to an affa-
ble mistress isioliatibierlly, lost one who never 1041 her dig-
nity. Ile is proved frotn first to last, to hare preformed
the dune-440t 10., station in which he wu placed. He per-
formed the duties imposed upon hint in the brat and horn.
Isle situation 111 a respectful manner, its hr did also the
higher and cusofirlential situation ii. which lie was aftet ward*
placod. Mach commentLry and criticism hots Men tasted
upon the supposed manner of this individual. My Lands,
the answer of Mr. Craven, which I think was not taken
down, hut I heard it, seemed to one ter he demoostrative; for
torlwu asked,. W. re los manners those of a gentleman •` the an.
mere was., • I do not kanow what can Ire meant by lbe fillittalt•
of a Geni1C111:111 in the statono of a rangier—as a emitlei• he
heeled lionrelf perfectly well, and whru I afterwrid. met
I. . at the taliteiif her Royal Ilignoines as Chanalsilain, tar
Coll4SCiril 111111Srlf equally well in that •itestiou ; slwaya
attentive, always respectful, and always erms:derod the elis..•
lance of molt that a xiated between the lien milividoials • ri •wr
any
IN
that Ike ease cf ono, Learoord Friend
actually broken down, and OCVOr eau tie to paired, far ,f Ilse.
adalterams intercourse charged had been eiononlitted, such
11.1$ been moved to be the conduct of Reretsmi
would not have been the line of contort pursued by to no.''
At liege Ira, you will find it staled flint ao person hail ahle.
in the little bed (that by Ut61141111), bat that the great hod IT!
th, side of it had barn extleartele derivate-el, sad appeared fir
he sr ry 11101111 tumbled on !lie follow hog mosomr•
soopostag any Intercourse to haw taken place on that nigollf,•
where could her Royal flightless have Pl 4 pi' I thud; tt raw •
hardly ho supposed that she remained on the retillierpelliPl
1111 nil' larger toed all night. 'I lime must he onono
to cooune tt.al there *4' out SUITIC 1.11111.1111 of o•pase takes,