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THE QUEEN'S TRIAL.

110VSE OF L0111)‘4, FRIDAY, Oct. G.

The lor.l Chancellor 1410 k lIIs rent about the listit.l time,
Rini prayers were rind. thl thc names !wing called, his
Lordship heeeril leave of uhsence for lus Royal fleetness
the Duke of York ois sr-tumor of 11l llt~p„e1l1UN.
Joseph Marittii appeared at the liar with a copy of the
letter whirls had hero revaired of hint by the [lmmo (the
letter from Albertunio, we lirliere. 011 Oh i.e.:ring it, he
114C:111 !Mee to correct au error irs his tamer statement.
lie hail not recalled it by post, hilt it rain. to him by a pri-
vatehand MI the 16th. The letter was laid upon the table.

The funii.ti weir slim called in, nod the" crosn-exaniiiin.
flow a Lady Charlotte Lindsay %VAS reauuu•d by the Solicitor.
General.

Ladyship remembered that there was a ganks at
Naples, called, we behree she said, IA Velrrilia. She hail
walked wee day in that gat.lyn. with her Royal Highwega,
Rergami was present. iler Ladyship accouspassieJ her Royal
Meow.* from Naples Id , and was sn the Male ear.
nage; licrgami rode as courier. Her tooly•lsip was also
its she saute carriage wills leer Royal ilighoese ow their de.
pasture hum Rome to Civila Vecchia, sad she believed that
Itergomi still rude as courier, but she could Nal so dhalwelly
recollect that, as is the Cotner part of the junruey. Rehm
asked if she recollected sit she former part of the Jos's,
Hey liergansi conrog sip to the window of Ike escrow
anal sa>iiig to her 41 "d moil .Madame!"
Ilex I.ll.l)ship perfectly recollected in sue part of the journey
!Sergeant coining sip to the earriage, sifter beiug called, and
saying, " d rani, tlatlettne )" There wire provisions in the
carriage. The Princess gave bins something to est, and
something to &task. She bad so distilact recollection 11011 it
was after he was called, but she thought it was. There was
tau circuits itance which wobbled lure Ladyship to prenusence
with certainty ; it was merely nu inlet ewe Which she drew
fauns her wen initial, becawse it was muse natural. She lied
no distinct r. coll. c.iou tote way or the other. There was
!nothing in il.v chrtlensilabee which work her as at ell re-
markable. 'flow was a bottle of wine in the comb; she
thought that Berg:anti drank out of it; she belseved that
lie Wank Luis of the loath. without a glass; she could out
be Ilene era ; she fancied that hr returned the battle; she
could owl be certain in nosy way ; the realms. and her
lasil)slitp Saul breve tskisig refrealenew ; she could nut stay
vrlietio t B. rgaioi reins Hell the bottle or threw it away ; she
railer 11100:161 lie reluriwil Il.e bottle to liar carriage. tier
Laelyship had tau disiinel reculltclissis of having stated, after
ahe 114.1 inuLt sip her Wind Iso quit the *envier of her Royal
Highness, Ilia it was a greet relief 10 her mind that she
had Cowie to 116A1 delerminatiow of quattlng the service of the
Ps harass; Our dud ow remember haviug at sled any thing
to That looliose or eget 1. She inighl have waged llf hot
She dial aol hilUilf 11 at she e.t.r haul done so. Her
Ladyship could taut r. rull. cl having waist! that It was
a great relief to her meted that she hail dein misted uss quit.
ling the licorice of her Royal Higlowss, for that tau *wows
of quality, who hail soy regard foe her clsaractsw, could
rentaiis its that service. She could taut recollect having stated
ray such Ibiug in any such words, tow any thing to that effect.
She would not say that she had out said the in, Dui she had No
rreolleetion of havoc/ ascii any such words. she believed
she could say that she could never base made use of those
winds (flee question was still pressed). She thought at
expresuely impruhaltle, said she did son iveolli et 11 tying ward
aliens; Si,.! would slot sly 041 she had not wird Iluvn, but
she did not recollect, aud she thought it highly imp...halite
that she hail used them. She could only gnaw., as lecture,
that she 1.441 uu rectal. etiur, anal she did nut think it probable
that she hail used those wends. Beisigasivil if she had out said
that lord it not tows atitstilas desire to assist a portico.
hr individual omit of the Wilms of her straire, she would
have quitted it Lulu ago. lire Latlyalsip did dot rerollert
having 1041 0111, blli It was possible that the Might; she
had ua thstiiitt rerollec just Own at whet tune the
cutieerstti tttt was held to which that observation passed.—
she et:minty siva tailored by her satiety to assist a portico.
Lir iudivideal to remain io liar service, but slue thought it
highly iiii;troltable that her realm It was runpled with any
thin disrvsiwelfal to the Pell...ea. As fat its site could re-
collect, she had said that she rein tined in the service to assist
a particular Willvidital with the saSiuga or he, service. She
could wily say atom, 11/41 she hod me rerullectioo, awl she
thought it very tut ptultable Hutt the fuinwr üb.eratiows were
nialle by her its the same conversation a. that in Whieh she hod
made stir latter. Het Lad,ship ovoid not say positively
that 11 was nut so, bet she bad nu kind of recullectiou of
having stated that her revf.:ltation was its cousequeoce of
shot the Salieitur-Heueral had then said, uansely, that
110 wurlows of quality, who regarded his character, could
trussed in the sea vice of her Royal Highoess.
Your Ladyship ;televise, that is not au answer to the
question? I caw wily say that 1 have tau distiuct recullec.
toe is that it was wit so.
le answer to a 'patios from Doctor Lorbingtow, your

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Imam


Lostyphip stated that you had some commisaicalion with
Lord Guilford"; was that after or before the ?easel root.
inumication of which you have spoke's ? I have no recollec-
tion if it was before or afire.
Has your Ladyship no reirolleetion if it was about the
same lime! No; I don't recollect.
Was it sftpr pine tadyship bad actually retired from her
Majesty's an viee dual know,
Are there no circsisludanerii by which your I.ll)ship eats
bring Mit fect to 'yowl. recollection? Ye.; I think what I
stated stens' staying, in older that my salary might come its
lhat eirtkils indie,Aoal, hsd ts/seu place after the commisoiL
aiion of my brother.
De.rratained by Dr. Loahinglon —The liolicitur•General
has asked your Ladyship as in a vented riMITUIllealr!:1• insole
by you ; wilt you state to whom that was made? Tu twy
husband, and no mac else.
Is Mr. Lindsay in distressed eircumstnifcei? Yc
MSS Ile been so for a considerable tone • Yes, for some
perk.
The tioliritor-General objected to this Hoe of examination;
Dr Latiloosigtoti 6-tolerated be Col a iialit to fooliosse is.
The Earl of Laoilerdale said, that it was the order of she
Howse, noder the present circumstances, that the "mama
should Wilful. AM.

The forthet eitsmination on the point was not continued.
%Yu there any ditiltmlty •bile your Ladyship was its her
nuat likeliness,. service with resocrt to the payment of
your salary Yes, at one time there was a great armee die.
Were brie say other circumstances. in 1817, in render
your stay in that situation disagreeable? Tie; it would
vs been particularly,disageerebte at that little on account
of the depression of my spii its —(llrr Ladyship litre ap-
peared greatly affected and shed tears.)
Had your ladyship lost soy near relation Yes, two.
Was it not the late Lent GujU rd ■ud the late Lady
Glenbervie i Yes, it was.

Will your Ladyship state athetiser you had rve► observed
tiny thing in the manners or cuissliset of the Queen to
buluce yur to leave tire service' I never observed auy thing
in the meaners ur couduct of the Queen to induce me to quit
Der service.

laconined by the Earl of Dnuottahmore.-1 wish In brlut
it to the mind of the Howse and In the recollection of your
11.4tlybloip the period or time in which yon are enabled to
speak of the conduct of her Majesty. You said you joined
her Majesty ten or twelve days previous in lot quilting
Naples 1 I did.
You said you were one night on the joust*, in [took*

Did your Ladyship remain at flume Iwo days Two
niizlits and one whole day.
Your Ladyship said tow remained at Civit• Vecchia six
days, and (111 board the Chorintle three days Yes.
altocether 21 days only. Your experience, there.
fore, of the condoet of the Quee la extended over 24 days
only, unit the testimony and opinion whirls your
is enabled to Eire is founded on the experience of 24 days
oak In Italy.
That is the part ef the Queen's conduct inclioled in the
Hill, and to which your Ladyship's opinion a required;
Twenty titer days only Yes.
During that time you nlru reed no improprieties on the
part of her %Neely in lire intercourse sent) Itentanti
Morin.: that time I observed no improprieties un the part of
her Majesty in het intercourse with Bercasni.
What part of her Majesty's Eno..h snit, remained with
her Majesty; did Sir Win. Cell.' Yea, Sir William Cell
was there.

Did he remain with her Majesty arier abe left Naples'
Tie, he 'tail! at Naples ain account of hit health, which
would not admit of his trarelliug to the north.
Was ate Hon Kelipal Craven I. hes Majesty's suite at the
time or your joining her Majesty at Naplea? Yes.
Did he also rout lame Nu ;he also resizned.
. .

{Vas Capt. Hesse also in the as rvire tit. her M....pest*/ at that
lime? Ile was at Naples, Intt 1 a out set tStat that he was
iu the service of her ilijesty.
Doh be quit Naples with her Msjesly ? No, he did nut.
Theis if he was ever its the serViee a her Majesty, he had
thus. qoitirit it ? Yes
At the time of those persons quitting the service of her
Majesty, are you aware asap others joining Idu out re-
Culket.

Bergami was flirts in her service? Yes.
Did a sister of Bergami, named Fa.ntiva, then cuter bet
Majesty4s service? I sin not aware of it.
Du you know of such a person bring present Ido not.
Du you remember Luigi Itr►gatni rootrtiog her Majesty's
service at Naples? lam sot ceitaiu, hot I think be was
at Naples.
Tour Ladyship does not know if he entered her Majesty's
service at Naples ? No; lam not eel
Do you remember the mother of Beigami entering her
Majesty's service ut Naples Nu; I never heard of her
Mild lately.
Do you know any Otiose of the time of which the child
Victoritte was taken wider the protection or her Majesty at
Naples? No.
In answer to a qUestios just now put, as to your reasons
Ate qt ti tt tug her Majesty's service, you said you had seen
twitting improper is her Majesty'. conduct No, I bad
wen nothing iiotouper its her Majesty's hurt.
Were there soy reports!--(inard nrerwriars in lhs House)
Mr. Itrootham said, to save the tinge of she Huo•e Ite *as
ready to admit that th. re had hem reports, and Vitae too of
a very lefroriolis nature.
The Earl of Donoughmore, sad some other livery, called
Order r

The (.one Chancellor said, the House could admit no re-
poi t• whatever.
The Earl oflimoughinure returned his examination
Was there any other en ',plating on your Lady-
ship's mind to induce you to quit her Maji oty'g service, ex-
cept those you have mentioned • I hail certainty petit no-
thing improper in the conduct of her Majesty, but there were
repol IM of 011 degrading • 1121Urr as to moiler at uliplea.ant
to remain in her Majesty's service.
Examined by Lord Falkland—Did you observe in her
Majesty's c Nei to her male and female servants any foul_
hardy derogatory to bet character and situation' No ; her
klajesty was exceedingly affable and familiar lit her conduct
to all her seivaists.
Mil that exceed the condescension usually 'hewn by the
higher clamed in this coiligiry towards their serv;iiits I
think the unnuers of the higher doom' in this country muds
reserved toward* their servants than that of foreigners,
whir h is more unreserved; and l thiuk her Royal Highness's
manner was greroliarty
Did her :Majesty's mousier, appear peculiar in that Orpect
even to foirialiess Of that I cannot speak.

Dial her Mal .sty's conile.cressMti to her servants greatly
carrot that a.bewn lay foreigners. accoralaug to the oppurtu.
Mews your Ladyship has had of observing fareigti society?
No, nut greatly.
Wlstai you paid you had not observed any improper beha-
viour ur her Majesty towards Berzams, nor any impropriety
10 Racial's lwliavionr tuwarals her Majesty, haul you re.
femure to that peculiarity of her Majesty.* behaviour to
*hack you have adverted I had.
Aut I to understand your Ladyship to say, that from
this mac on degree of Luatharity iu her Msjeo)'s
manner, circumstances might have passed Which in a prams
of more habitual circumspection rewrve, would have
appeared to you extraordinary anal tothecoruing? I don't
hisiaW that any thing l observed wallah) have appeared either
extraordinary or dul.erumiug. Her Majesty appeared to talk
to Heiman, as she did to Stcaral and others iu her family.
Q. Did your Ladyship's haiku communicate the ieports
alluded to when he advised your Ladyship ho quit her Koyal
H asereite?-0 great murmur through the House,
and cries of " No, Nu !--irithdreer ciestiou was out
repeated.
Hy the Earl of Lauderdale.--Tour lwdyship has stated
that you quitted Ibe metier Oki' 11..721 Highem, in cow

by .1/r. Brougham.

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sequence of a request tithe Gel of Guilford, your brother'
Yea.
Wasobat request communicated is writing' Yes.
Have you she lett. rin your poseemion ' No.
Can your I..aulysisip say whether the difficulty yon had
experienced in receiving your salary, was Stated as the ground
se which that request was made?
(The witting gave Iscr answer itrintediately in a very low
tone, god Mr. ItittilithLin shell oltkrted to Ow pies
The Lord Chancellor said, that is prudence the ohj‘ction
ought to have brim made sootier.
M•. Brougham said, certainly; but the question w
soar(' so really, that be haul nut time to taterpore,
did now object to the tpicattott, the existence of the
hot having hertz proved.
By the Earl of LauderulalQ—Does your Ladyship k
that hater is Now in existence' Ido not Enos..

Have you made soy scalds for ' Nu ; I have not.
The Lord Chancellor shoo said, perhaps it would he saris.
•I Ir 'hat 'heir lordship should dralre her Ladyship to
'Search for She letter.

Mr. Ilrosighana said, he thonght shit, even if She letter
4:ere produced, the contents could nut he received in evi•
deuce, as it was not It., act or either of the paiiter. It
be prvt f to ask rpirsisons cureceraing the COMICRIII of
s letter, if it were the teller of the party in the cause, am of
the witist.s; but this letter was satin. written by !or
Segal Highness nor bp this winless, but by a Mammas !too
Rave evidence yesterday, and who, if any tinty, might 'per-
haps have been examined to itiCoutesits.

The Lord Chatieelltw said, that Crints;(l tin nee side bowleg
established that she witness ilisittrd the service of fier Hovel
Highness by to tress, the CArwirst.l ou She usher side had •
right to say. that shall itut 'tend as part of the missiles
sinless we know what thetrequest was; but he diu mit think
any question ought to ue pot as to she tunients of the
'titre, until she csiorisee of she It titr was prusetl.

Lord Erskiiie said that the lady ■t the list, who had given
her evidence, in his opinion, in a highly :wroming, candid,
•nd satisfactory mansicr—(lfenr.—had said that atm hail ob.
served nothing at ail in the tutescourse between her Royal
highness and liergarui that was, in bee opinion, improper.
lie theta fore thought the production of the Wiser would be
•ul only Illegal, hut oarless; because Lady Charlotte Lind-
Say bail gluon that the reports were such a. heir own expe-
rience enabled her to Unloose, arid therefore they could not
base lihri any weight upon her mind, as so tlw risiguation
of the situation which she brld under the Princess.

The Earl of Liverpool said. that to give her Ladyship she
trouble of searching for the letter, if, ',Own found, it could
not be producid in evidence, would not be proper ; but if it
might hr produced, it would thr u betussie their Lordships,
without loss of time, to give their itistructiuus to her Lady.:
ship lo scalds for it.
After a few observations from Lord Grey, which we were
■sable to c itch, this was pursued no Wither.

The Earl of Lardrrdale resumad the examination.
You said that wins, at liaplax you %tele in the (retreat
habit or sllrndiny her Royal Highness in her bedchamber ;
stied you to go without tieing sent fur, and dial yur enter
without bunching at the alone do nut remember whether
I was in the habit of azoing to her Royal Highness's bed-
chamber without having here sent fort but I entered
the chamber without previously knocking.
You and that a previous arrangement bad been made that
you should leave the at rvire of the Princess of Wales at a
Certain place; w•as this arrangement tussle by your desire or
at she suggestion of her Royal Highness It was made at
my desire. When I was at Trieste I received a letter from
her Royal Highness. in which she intimated her wish that as
was still on the Continent 1 should join her—in any an.
raft I consented to do so, bra added that I hoped her Royal
Highness would grant me permnoton W leave her at a cer.
lain Lute, that I west have the advantage 14 isiy brother's
ciilnieour in travelling to England, where I wanted in arrive
at a particular period, and I cueeld 1101 Ira". I by issyseT
Sulicitur-General.-IVlssi lime in the year 1817 did you
leave the service of her Royal !betties'? As well as I raw
remember at was shout June or July—/Cries of withdraw.)
The Earl of Livevpmal suggested that if the letter ruutd
be produced, Lady Charlotte Lindvay should now be desired
to search fur it.

Mr. ersuughara said, he thought their Lordship* woold
see iiu Ilret.laal I y for it...obtuse this sites's@ to attend afain.
The lard helierllur said, that if the letter 1.1:s to be
received as evidence, then the irgular course would he to
desire Lady C. Lindsay to search fur it. lie amok!, isuw.
ever, observe to their Lordships, that however any rewrite
soppured to he custaissed iss the letter may have upscale! on
the mind of Lady C. Loisisay, they could not be allussed to
operate to the prejudice of the party in any degree *hawser.
. .

'The F. srl ur.l.3tudtrtiale wished lu ascr6 tam %%twilit r the
letter eat dill its cxtt•tenee.

The Lord Chum.-Ilur said, (ben the isituess must be de-
.41.t1 to sc.treh fur il.

The Earl of [midair rat the next witness called—examixed

Itas your I.ortlgltip-wa Italy in ilia year 1815 1 was.
_ _

In Naplr.? Yrs
How long were yint al %ph, at that tins"' I was there
the latter end u(18114, and rein:tint-a till Aura 1815.
Was your I...rdslisp there in Nuvrtubrr 1811' 1
At th..t time did sun fr.-10(4a the society of the Princess
of %Vales ? 1 Jul, sternsl times in a week.

Did you dine there? Yea.
Aud ftequeist the evening parties Tes
Dill the ennaless of Louden' accompany you on Most
oreniuns Rust tgeneral!y.
What society dtd you generally meet ■t the pasties of
her Royal lin/Imes* ? 1 hey *ere f.etininttil by the vile.
ratify of the English at Naples—by the Neapolitan Nuhltsee,
and the Coml.

Dining that time did you ever oloserlie auy Impropriety in
her Royal cot:duet ? N. ter.
Did you observe any thing in the demeaouar or bal.ita of
her Royal ilichisesa that made it at all unpleasant fur you
to permit the Countess lii asimeiale with her P Nut Us the
lead.

Was Remittal there at that time ? He was.
Did your Lordship see ' Yes.
Did you see any Csing iii the conduct of her Royal High-
ness towards him that was at all iinproprr ? No.
After you 1.41 Naples did you again meet her Royal High.
seas in society Yes, at Venice.
At whet time' It was about June or Jelly.
%Sime did your Lordship reside at Venice ? At the hotel
Grande Bretagne.

Where did her Royal Highness then reside At the same
hotel—her Royal Highness occupied apartments utt (me sole
and I uu the oilier. _

Did you ernes' your intercourse with her Royal Highness
at the hotel? Yes.
And did the Countess also? Yes.
Did you there observe auy thing improper in the conduct
of her Royal Ilighoess ? Nut at all.
Did yusor Lordship upon say occasion go into her Royal
Higisuess's bedchamber iss the suurssiug ? Yes, as well as I
rvusember, un one ureasson. I had a child fur a loon her
Royal Highness Contrived a great fondness, sad I went Into
her eh/Jolter wills ihr elsitd in my arms.
Did your Lordship knock at the dour? Ido not recollect.
Hmi your Lordship lived for auy considerable time in
Italy, besides those months yua hate sormismed ? Yes 1
have, fur two or three years.
Dues your Lordship know whether it is a general prseliee
is Italy A..- 'Neu tu he admitted iota Ladies' heilschassobers
in the morons,/ ? I have kismet, it eery frequently.
Is it the ordinary practice fur WWII to are ladies in their
beds iu the morning?—(His Lordship out answerusg the
question imose.listely. Mr. brougham mid, Ise wished his
Lordship to speak from hie eau kisuwledge—hia own prac-
tice 1---(A have myself seen gently ladies is their
heds.—(A
Wu that in the ordinary mind ialeteoarreorsociety Yes.

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Were Me 141J1111 )•1.1 sae of saiffepraelted charact.r
Y,s, they •mr.
tt.v• you at ihe same time seen other geutlrrat o raj. y
their e.m.ety In the e".nr e mummer' Yes, I base FCC" 1t.e.14
Awl at the same time r, It. pee Lurellehry ? At lie, 0..1.,
tins; cr.y leruther wtl mlself frequently ereut ee,gether 1.•
pay csth • 'la. is.

Crosr-ezetei•ed 14 Ike Athirst-1r ( oaeral.
Y. bra wen it your Lueilabip ITae thine? la Ibis.
*ay Beruansi with brr &Ist Nighties, al lierter .'HP eras.
wa In ohm altivea ' As courier.
pveal your Loev.htit dine with bet Royal Highness at V.
rn ? hot at Veet
t sow other Warm than at NaplNaplesdiJ you aline with be
l ifajthateor • he other.
how loug wee your Lorthil,ip at Yerice while her Roy.l
Hitler's feria three? About no nouriba.
Hon loog ova her flu)bi Highness then • Ido nut ri.
evil et.

By Lo►d ILeoderdale —I wi.h io ask the Nohte Ltre4 if ha
kin's the HMO •f any otisrr of the attendants* 1.0, Idu
?AO:

Can Ire state nay circumstance which has impri stied 11,e
Mimeo, Becribti we bis mia.l.without Lis know's; 11w man e
a NOY etittv 'item:tart whu waileil et table ? aro n
ANION/ Agate, Anil I knew Lim by his Army; 1 co markeJ
him by ►is lbsere. and shalt "Bade are kilo. him.

♦r I UP atothestaval Han Ms La.-dotty became aequaintt.t
with his same by his remalkable Wake. or ',y aski..c what
his rasa' matt! I sever naked what Ih4 man.: iss,,
leas been pointed oat to me as Urrgaiw, and hu tqwe 1011:e
me recoil. et Wm.

lieu du •ot reasembri wh• painted him out as &nasal
No.

fly a Peer —l[liJ you ewer ocher Rural tlighoess do any
thisig which could red.ct diseraCe on this reentry I dud put.
By a Wer..—lthses )(Fur Lordship recollect at all the Ih.n-
ces•s being at a hull so Naples.: I Jo.
Was yuur Lurduluy presets. at that ' I was.
Dues your Lurilabiy Arendt...et the dress of her Ruyrin H ;de-
MN WI that occanion I du Put.

The Hdn. Keppel Crayon was the twit witness called, and
beim/ sworn, was examined by lir. Detstrixn.
I ltelkve, Air, that in the year 1611 yun item in the ser-
•ire of hrr 40,0 Highness the reisseesa of Wales as une ut
her Chasidic' Lints I was.

Did you rive thin euuute, with her Russ/ llizhner., ur
slid you jo.o hu r isi She course of that 'rat ? I jsmsed h. r
Royal liteturess it Brunswick

ibel you accompany her Royal Highness from Bruiser ;1
110 %lass, soul from 114. ncr 10 f:aple• did.
When yuu joined her Royol Highneas fhunowiek, seas
it settled beatees her Royal Highness MO. you. hoe 10.. c ).,,t
were be remain in attendance upon her • Noi rxactiy II
hillir. I/111 it was to be: as seams as site bald olio* me.
How lung did you remain la atteadauct upuu her 1t..•
Slier Mint I bell six mouths.
And where did you kale leer? At l'lsples.
And why dirk you leave her' It was always tondersto,l
whew I entered her Royal Highness's serene that I runu:l
not alai muse than ties or three months, but I :there/au'.
tOseuel I (meld stay lull the sounds of March, mid theu I
iseforneed her Royal Hiithinss of it.
Lid you then is fact slay three months longer than it
was originally intcndek It was shout f,ur moods luog. t
than was originally iuteuded-1 did uut iutcud to stay striate
two munifis.
Liu yuu remember islets at Mawr with tier Royal Hi&..
lieu., that any courier was discharged for misconduct •
courier was aircli•r.v.l•l %law, but he war to be sliselmec-
ed afterwards for Miscundact, and wroth. c was tumid iu b;a
place.
Did you apply Su the Great Chamber hin to find • perzota
Of this debel iption ? I applied to .6r Muiruious llexles. "i
who had hetes appoimed by General to a tend me. ht.
Royal nighties* while al Milan.
Did be mention soy peewee in supply that place' Ile
Who was that A proton *how I sf,erw.:..la tuusaul to lit
M ser(ami.
t: ill yuei lie so good as to state wheal. r he recommend...!
Remains as a. person it to Ise ritritc.lanul di lust, et the ...-
vice of her It..yal II chimp
The Solicitor Greer,' submitted that slut WIJ said by i:;e
Marquis WA, not t r ideute.

Tit 104'141011 war repeated.
A. He recommended him very stroatly.
Did he dale whether be bad 4uy knotirdce of the fjrn "c
cf 13ergami He said he had kiniwn the fmaily a ocit
white, cad [hit be ittierested himself in their family.
The Mies, km was übjechd

Mr. fleutsian—s" My Lords, it appears to the, *ph great
defeienee, that this Is most material evedruce— would your
Luidships allow use to state my reasons fur its being such ?"
The Loud Chancellor desired him in state sham.
Mr. Genmse—iffy Lords, the question is, whether this is
to remain upon the minute.. I du nut Ibibit to press any 7w.
Cher than to inquire, whether he ststed that the family w a
rrapeciable—the allegations its the Gill helve; "that he is a
person of low coudition. hired in • menial capacity.
and suddeuly promoted beyond •ny nter its lie possessed."
If I can ;Noire hum Ilie @wean of the witi.ess that ibis p• r-
am. was recommended to the Priutess by the hi:lu at at
ono* respect.le authority; as being is pursuit r.f rous:derobte
aesreemb,lity;a4bough rester-NI its corcum.tantrs, and that
he sent mu the,capscii) he did with the understaro:inz
that on any *gluey he should be pr 111111 l is d to
motets-1 apprehetail, if I lay that before yi.cr Lordship., I
thew that her ILIA IliahueiphaJ goo.. IC:MOS fur fltlll4 h.rt
that piorouuou which was imputed to her as a crime. it
*as quite impossible ttishot 'him ont from proving those
mullets pule which bast beret urged agaiust her as minimal.
The Loud Chancellor said; that if they could thew .t had
bred stated to Mr Majesty I,,mt he was a respectable person
of good character, whether tfrise or false, at would be es.-
once, a. her Majesty sight beet acted on that et pieunt,..
lion.

The precious questions more ordered to be read.
Pray dot you know any sling of lkrgami Infuie
qui. recommended him Net at all.
Were you &abed by doe Princess of Wa!es to make in.
quiry for such a P•owin' I was.
Did ytom comtuonicate to her Royal Ifighnrss the result of
the inquiry )us made of the Marquis I Jiel.
Will you have the goo/lowan to describe what it was you
comennuocairil from the Marquis, as to ill, thaflL:lr lof Ibu
i11011,j41141 IL aped I told-her Ituyal Ifighttel.s that tile
Marqiiis load A 'MOO 010111 he wished to occummesol to ti u
mutat iuu of courier, and that befoul.' moults. nol this ye 1.
soul very strongly, balms! housed h,a family .ume sane, aL•I
wt.lting Wm to enjoy a good sit uatoun. Iluot as :a far at
recollect.

Did you state any thing to her, as to the situation sit
ohich he was engaged The Slsryuis told awe--
The Attorney-Genet*, objected to any thin the :Marquie
said, wiles', he had aftet *Aids canausouicated it to t!.
Princeas.

Did you communicate what you air now *Wu, t,. l•er
Royal Highuers • I communicatt3 all shit the M.r.ic.l
said.
Have the c..estitter lo lea nt mint he paid with regard t.,
the probability of prontutimi ' He tail, th .1 at he a isto.l
him to reisailb tr the eituatiim, be bugeo, .1 he MliatiAl
well, be would be aratiousil in the tensely.

Nu oat Ibior said •Iwut advaue.mi iit or promotion
Yee; tbe Merritt'. mad tie ti er hope., he tniza aisle •
*cresol utttutlwrsy whew IMr No)•I Higlo•••• stepped .rev
eatery,

DM he state •uy thing particular •s ILO what lit ►ttew r f
►ie fatuity t Ido not re.olhel 1114 t he a.u.l au, t►tu; pan,
catar ; be said that he ►ad kllOllll theist • peat eitatairt and
►r ilabtd to Ite of use to all f them.

Have you ever Weil the Slimiest.' and Bergcosi teffritn.r
Yte, at Maio ait4 at Gatesanwai Irtitni

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