The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-10-21 00:00:00

LON DON,
SATIAIDAV, Ocroncrt 3i. is2o.

The Judger yeaterday morning gave their una-
nimous .p. 111,1311 tip the questions referred to them
on the preceding day, that evidence could not be
whine e:=l by the Qu FEN'S Counsel respecting certain
arts of Sat:CHl—this person having appeared at the
bar as a witness for the prosecution, arid not having
byeti then o..rogs.txa ttt ined by the QUKEN'S Counsel
anon the subject of these particular cuctimstances.
The CHILE JUSTICE having: pronounced the opi-
nion in the name of his leartied Brethren, the
Loan CHANCELLOR inquired of the Counsel for
the Quys:v, wh.ther they would recal S %Cent to
the bar, hut Mr. BROUGHAM declined to do so.
Lord GesY still insisted, that, as the object of the
ex.neititioti which had been interrupted on the
prev•A'aog dty %yaw to :I,certilto the character of the
nikassircs pirrimed by the Milan Conitnission, the
ex 'lion ought to be pursued ; but the sense of
the 11.,05e lAA. against the Noble Earl, the Con-
tete, bt 0:11v 51, while the Non-Cmitents were
150. Th.. itt,itioto briog intimated to for QUEEN'S
C•eilisel, Mr. Benet:flax arorised the !louse that
f•r lii- rrtrlit he should not produce aoy further
t (-..f t 9. Note the consiviricy, brit proceed to
a •oher liranch of the defence. It is, we think,
to l;r I,.tnented ticit the technicalities of ordinary
practice should have rtiteti (faculties; PO lunar-
:T-notable by their Lordships, in elucidating the
alleged conspiracy in winch the present pro-
e-ti!ii.!4, are raid to have originated. Vi'e are
w.‘ are of the respect, and even veneration due to
tile principles of practice established in the Courts
~f (.....motuo Law, how admirably they are suited
ir. ord., ;try cases to attain to the discovery of truth,
nod what advantage must in general arise from ads
hveitiz to them, even in the present proceedings;
but these proceedings differ essentially, in principle
:old in conduct, front the daily occurrences for
wtech the orninary rules of plat-lice are suited, and
evioces wisdoin n 0 h-ss to deviate, when OCCIP4.IOII
reettitiks, from even estatilished forms, than it dors
to app! the maxims of experience., when the or.
ilrf.1)11.! Of similar circumstances justifies their
I'7..vi,:u• to resumin

the ensolinifion of wit.

the Marquis of LANODOWN moved that Nit.
Powt., v. be directed to produce such parts of his
corrcolidence with Colonel BRoWN av relsted to
the t.....•(1t0g of HASIELLI from this comitoy to
It ,le, at_d to the causts of his not having returned.
Lord LiexitPoot opposed the motion in the first
no::o.-e, bat Lord KING, in u very able vvercli,
c•Javicc.ol the Ministers that it wonlil not redoemsl
ro t!ieir credit if City withheld from the view of
theise any documents which might he eaten-
-1 !kit to la,•iii•att- the invevtigation of this subjectoind
Lord LiVERPoOL immediately withdrew his ob,,er-
toin. The motion was then agreed to, bat what is toast
memital, it was revised ot the suggestion of the Earl
of LAUDERDALE, and ilie Flouae finally concurred
in a minion made by Earl GREY, that so much of
flit correspondence between POWELL am" BRoWm to
relatwl to the sending of RASTELLt to Italy, •limild
he produced sealed up, and that it should be re-
filled to a Secret Committee. This motion was
agreed to on a division, in which the Conter.ts were
122, the Non-Contents 79. This point loaog vet-
tied, the Lluust resumed the examination of wit-
OtaftS.

ALIATANORO wag produced at the
bar, and stated that he was • Colonel in the
French army, and had been appointed joint Chain-
In:rhino with BEWAIL! to the Princess of tVAtes.
This witness deposes to the circumstance of her
Royal Highness having been visited when at Rome,
by personages of the first distinction
to that capital—that lie bed never beheld any
thing to the conduct of her 'Royal flightless in-
decorous or improper--that her treatment to her
servants was uniformly offside, but dignified—and
that the chlutatiour of lisanamt towards her Royal
Highness was such its became a servant, respectful
roe/aids his mistrtss This witness deposed to
the important point of the Countess of 0LD1.5
Liemg ►u the carriage with the l'eincept; of Wwins,
the child Viciroeimit, and BEROANII, during the
journey front Route to &mamba. This was the
Journey to which 15Accut's indecent evidence
/eters. Colonel OLITIRRI also affirms that CARLo
FORTI was the courier who atteuded the I'AINGIOII
Ull that journey.

Yesterday, st five o'clock, his MAJESTY held a
Court at his Palace in Pall.wrll, which was at-
tended by—
The Lord Chastener, the Lord Preehiest or the Conseil,
the Lord Privy *al, the Chseeeller et • the Esehesster, the °