The National Register.
London, England, 1820-10-29 00:00:00

Cron-examined by the Solicitor General.

now came you to recollect a conversation which you
had with Dumont so long ago as ISIS t—ilecause I saw
her deposition in the public papers, and then I openly
manifested my indignation that sire could have said what
she did to we, and afterwards have made such a deposi-
tion.
Examined by their Lordships.
Lord DARLINGTON.—Was Dumont acquainted with
your husband T—Yes.
Lord HARHOWIIY.—In your conversation with
Dn-
mont, 'lid you ask her any question as to the manner in
'which she nits affected by the death of her daughter, the
Princess Charlottel—Yes.

What answer did she give? She 541.1, that the Princess
was extremely atfeeted ; she shed tears, and sanl ate lead
lust all that was most dear to her,
The witness was then permitted to withdraw.

William Leman examined by Mr. Tyndall.—He con-
firmed his former evidence respecting Baron d'Ende, and
in answer to a quiestion ft urn the Earl of Darnley, witness
614(ed0 that when lie saw the Baton d'Ende, he appeared
in perfect health, arid that Ire was shout 40 years of age.
Mr. iIttoUGHAM.—" My Lords, the difficelties which
her Majesty's Counsel labour under. in further pi oceedieg
on this trial, are great and manifold ; no blame is attach-
able to any person, but to the pruceeding itself, which has
placed tit in a situation of unparalleled difficulty and
hardship. The witness, Barbara Kress, who was examined
against the Queen, has sworn that M. Berstett compelled
her to come. M. Bennett did not at least compel Baron
rrEude to come ; he gives him leave either to go or nut,
and permission only to come back ; spasms succeeded,
vet y naturally, and there is no doubt that the Baron
d'Eside is ideally ill. The woman Barbara Kress was
forced to be a wittiest, not, to be sure,.by our own Go-
vernment, but by the Government of Hanover. I blame
them not; they laboured in their vocation, and the Eng-
lish Government bail laboured in there*, and had honour-
ably attempted to get the attendance of the Baron. I
blame no one; but there is now an utter impossibility of
continuing this case with justice to the Queen ; and I ant
sure that his Majesty, if he is .he other party, does riot wish
the inquiry to continue a single hour gouger than it can be
dons with perfect justice."
Toe Clerk, by desire of Lord 1t0r.t.4 to, now read that
part of the evidence of Biubai a Kress which related to the
Ihreot that out used by the Minister !lentils, in order to
compel' her to come over to he it witness fur the prose,uriao
—awl then the letter by Berstett to Mr. Lanni, hn u he
boasts of his " impartiality and justice.' (The repetition
of these espreui Mtn called forth a laugh from a umber of
the Peers. )
Lord lIOLLAND said, that he could not have recuuciled
it Ii) hub duty to ullu's the ease to go uu N ithout drawing their
Lordships' attention to the extracts which bad been just
semi.
Tile LORD CHANCELLOR desired her Al4jesty's
Counsel to proceed.
Ihrounusss.—" My Lot.. s, under such circumstan-
ces as these, and with the recollection of a hat pawed to the
apatter of Rastelii, as feel it utterly impossible to proceed
i.,;;1,c; Aljesty'o deleoCe."
The 1,0Itl) LISA NCELLOR asked the Attorney-Gene-
ral if ne had an) a ithewi to produce to rrbut any points of
the defence 1 If he had, he roust now procced N nth their
extormatom, a:. the Counsel for her M jesty could not be
cidhd upon to address the llotc-e on the whole cases until
the Counsel for tut 11.11 had produced all their evidence.
The ATTORNEY-GY:NEitAL said, it witsmy of
imput tinier that Cni. Bruno should tie produced, to cootra.
diet the tool ospenaoaN which load been l ear,, on boo anki
his other reipt cotetij ii:ort. tea Ili. Comma-
ohm. lie (:he Atiormy Greet:ll) threw himself rio the
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static.. l t foi that piteinise,

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with the unotsintoos euoctacence nt the Coultas:l for the
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