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NusißEß 5586. LONDON, TUESDAYi4OCTOBER 31, 1820 1 PR feig 74 • j"

TH EATR ROYAL, DRUB V-LA Pi E.
Tinder the immediate patronage of her Grace the Mechem
of Bedford, the Duchess Declare, and other distinguished
personages.
E Nobility, Gentry. and Pubtie, are most re-
• opetthelly informed, that, Mr. !Widen having liberally
proffered the nit of his Theatre, and She Performees of
Thor)• line and Covent.garden their united end kind assist-
ance (of which the Proprietors of both Theatres hare
"1011Cinelv permitted the Cuwinsittre to avail therneelvrs), a
BENEFIT FOR THE WIDOW AND FAMILY OF
THE LATE MR. RAE.
Will take place THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, October 31,
when will be preaemeed the Comedy of
"I'll E RIVALS.
Sir Anthony Absolute. Mr. Dowtoa; Captain Absolute,
Mr. Ellistois ; Sir Lucius OTrigger,
Harley (in which he will
introduce the popnlar .on of "The Delights of a Bath
Assembly"); Fag, Mr. Russell; David, Mr. Knight. Mrs.
11111111prOp. Mrs. Davenport; Lydia Imaguisfis Mrs Frlreit;;
Julia, Mrs. Davisoa; Lamy (rot Ant ari(bt only), Mina
Kelly.
An Address will he spoken by Mrs. W. West.
After which will be performed, a Selection of Vocal and
loairumentai Muaic.—Glee, Mr. Brahane, Miss Posey, Mr.
T. Cooke, Mr. D Smith, and Mr. Clarke, " Where winds
breathe soft" (Welibe); Sows, Miss Puvey, " Echo outer"
( Bishop); favunrite air, Mr. Brahmin; Song, MN! Carew,
•• Rest Slier, babe" (Whillaker); Fantasia, Harp, Mr.
Boelma (Boehm); Song. Madame Veseris, "Ise infancy"
(Dr. Arise); Dirt, Mr. Brabam and Miss Carew, the ccie.
rimmed New Duet from "David Biagio" (Brahmin); Song,
Mr. T. Cooke, Mock Italian Trio!!! after the manner of
three celebrated professors (T. Cooke); Finale, " Viva
Enrico !"
To rondo& with the Farce called
OF AGE TO-MORROW.
Baron Willincliiirst, Mr. Harley; Baron PiMrberg, Mr.
Hans Mollies, Mr. Vwing. Lady Prieneback, Mrs.
Marlowe; Sophia, Miss Cubist; Maria, Miss Kelly.
Tidier-4am! Places for the Boxes may be had of Mrs Rae,
19, Amulet's street. Covent carder; and of Mr. Roduell,
at Menus-Office of the Theatre.

GUILDHALL., LONDON, Oceeer.R 11,
11111 HE COMMITTEE for LE rriNG +he
111 CITY'S LANDS will meet at Guildhall on WEDNES.
DAY, the first day of November nest, at Twelve o'Cluck at
Noon, to I.ET by PUBLIC AUCTION, an Lease, for
Twenty one Years from Michaelmas, %SU
A HOUSE oii,lbe north side of Lawrence Puaataey.bill,
sad a %VAREHOUSE adjoitsime, on the east side of Greer-
Unice-lane, in the City of Loodon.
The Parlicatars and Conditions for Letting may be Sera
at the Office of Works, Guildhall, and the Premises viewed
every day between the bouts of Twelve and Three o Clock.
JOS. HUSH NAN. Comotulkr.

pled 11,4150 m to their Lordships reflection on the tha-
ne** airlift rallast iisittvideal who had bovn namell,lse
whliginfinti hastened to render an spooluey.• But there had
bow perfect missopprehenatioss of what he had 'schist!,
ilia; awl as soon as he famed that the mild element had notes
Obi to Lusty Charhoote Lhodsay, be hood made it his boot-
ON to send lwr Ladyship saris an evplanationi of that
port air his address as bail iudneed her In retsina Aim lov us-
soronee of entire sat Whet ions.—(f/ear, hoar.)—lf any thing
Were were wanting it. rumple the ospaloop, he troste I the
liable Relative of Cuinnci Lindsay would steer his penitent
declaration for it.
The lord Chancellor said, tint it hail not occurred to has
mind that the observations of the Learned Counsel reflected
st-sil on Cutosul Lotodaay ; sad what was more, he would'
orgy, that 'here were too observations in the speech of the
Learned Counsel, which his dilly as an Advocate did not
warrant hie ist making.
The Earl of Balearras imperilled his satistiction at the
explanation which had been glees..
The Lord Lliaacellor soids4lost this eteroosstotoso ootilk
to servo as a emotion out of rimers against twhiwisug too
readily the representations snade of the pruerettirp within
the !louse by the newspaper press.
The thtittihm.fleneral then resumed his address. There
less a circeowlanee in the evidence for the defences

have tee. Ring was Toile newsreel. Wonted those Mr-
emerald, preemie k+ve letrayed the serer+, 4.f their mis..
tress ? Any one arepoliabel with the chars. ter of those ho.
nuorable persons, most know the their lips wergild hare
here sealed on the subject, on l dist mei bin% Whofever would
leave brew »hoisted from them F Ilse troth of hull mtg.-
nient, he •ppeal• it to the evidence of Lady Charlotte lot&
say; etimparieg her evidence as it stood on her reanoination
its.thief, and at the cod of her cross exadtiosatims, if they
bed rolled Lady Chariots. Lindsay as their otters*, ihry
Mit+ have lake. the +Mince as fart given; end could any
person doubt that the facts which were disclosed 100 erns+
exansiaation would, in that event, never have stood epi.n their
tordshipo. oistneteo? That he cousldercd a complete and
triumphant answer to the objectmo that those witnesses
ought to have heed railed by their sae. His Learned
Friends had complained as it'd+, werecooditaine the ease.
Si ilia were a petty permits. at Nisi Pirhii. But the great
questiow always was—Are the witneemes the natural oil-
stones for list dellonee or the prosecutioa 11 world lets
AIDS the bsighteif folly god eldest-ageism to kayo pot Or
sourer to that Iptestiern mot of view, and +lapdog the revere
of proceestina *herb his learned Ciielids on the usher old*
(+mewled they ought. Whets be was told shod the Leeward.
Jotters iii the Cowrie below would have censored these fee
such a proceeding 10-fire then: be must express his raw
sent from that opinion. In the trial of Thistlewood r •
high treason, a person .nosed Adams was called to depose:
against the prisoner, to certalis eutiversations with the
-saner, which he stated to hove taken place in the
of other persons. But was it +opposed they should have
those other per+++ ? No; it was said there by the Owark•
for the prosecution, that iii our case we have proved it hymn
wiliness, and it is for you to disprove it by the tridriocellf
those Miter persons if you think proper to call Shin. Rol
according to the doctrine of -his Learned Friend (Me+
Brougham), the Learned !lidera should Mire told the Cu...
eel for the prosivoiliou that It was their duty to have
called
of the Len, ntd Judge, in summing up, was directly
roatrary to the opimou 4.f his Learned Friend. He had
thought it necessary to go a little out of his way to combat
that proposition of his Learned Friend's, and to eider hie
protest against • doctrine pregnant with extravagance and
absurdity. With the exception of Iwo or three witnessing
speakiog to • scanty portion of °me, she whole was • blush.
Mr. Illowisam, indeed, spoke in a long period of time, mot
whew asked Orb, bad ever otoserved any thing in the eissiasir
of her Royal Highsoess towards Bergen+ which was drew
gatory to her character and sat ion, lie replied in the negative a
hut their Lordships would know how to estimate his oolitic*,
fur be also thought it not dernigaluoy to her Royal Highness,
to sit down at table with Mr courier. The splendid mauves
whirl he wore gave it • colour of justifical . He OW
Solicitor General) staled the fact; and it was for their
Lordships to say, what reliance they could place Mt
the sentinaeut or feeling of Mr. Hownans, as to what erns
graceful or proper conolurt in • Neurons of Wales...
There were two other singular witnesses, Vanish sod
Olivieri, both having hero soldiers iii the army of Boaa•
parse: they were called to speak to the propriety of con-
duct of her Royal Highness +maids Bergen+, and of
Bergsma toward. his Royal Mistress. What as extraor-
dinary selection of witnesses 'is 'peek to that part of
the ease! He thought his Learned Friends would have
better enmeshed the interests of their.Clirot if they bed
called so witnesses at all, and left the high station and de.
seine of the Princess of Wales to have stood without inch mid.
Bet to deseemd so low as to fake a character CONK Vassal
Peal Oteriert, was indeed a degradation for a person of the
.salted rank of the Princess. Not a shegle female wands
had been railed to speak on this subject, except Lady
Marlette Lindsay. They bad heard of steeled boding,
whom .aara had bees. mentioned in the course of ibr
posessresgv; but of all who had been so mentioned..
filesals• who are the heal jsidees of the decorum and ear.
miser of conduct of persona of their own sex--only one hod
brew celled. There was an order ou their Lordships' table
for the attendance of the Muchmore.' Sangretti, who +OB
wow in this country, yet that Lady had not been produced ts
their Lordships to hear testimony 4.f the conduct of her
Royal Highness. What, therefore, would he the coorlusiott
W which their Lordships most come on this particular past
of
the case ? Much had been said of the witness Majorchi,
het he thought his Learned Friend, the Attorney-General,
bed successfully vindicated the character of his tests.
+Pony. The rontradietione to his test' y, admitting th. se
to be mooch, were of the must trilling nature. Hr stated the
dieing at Genoa, and afterwards at visions other places.
dot eves admitting it to be true, as assumed on the other
side, which it most certainly was not, that it had been
proved they did not dine looker there, then indeed
there wooed he a contradiction to Isis testimony, hut nut of
malarial import. for it was admitted on the other side
that they dined together afterwards—and it ones proved
that they breakfasted together at Genoa. Mr. Moonier, too
admitted float her Royal Highness had several times seined
In private at Genoa, sod it was not an improbable issferenre
that ow someone of thon occasions Heroine had geed with
her. But lie did nut think it was at all et y for them
to lake that ground of explanation. That they did dine to-
gether was a fart established beyoed the possibility of Junto;
and whether this state of Ostionacy bs gan at Genoa, or slier-
. wards, was a matter of no moment. It must he evident that
Majorehi could have no motive for making any mustainetent
to the lime. It was 100 much Is. infer, from so trifle's* a
discrepancy, that he had an intentan or &mishit their
Lordship,. He was willing to allow that Majocehe might,
is this particular, have made a mistake ; bet, adrely, it was
No
much to draw from this a conclusion to the prejudice of
his testimony in geoesal. Again, it was said that Me had
swore that there was a secret staircase communicating be-
tween the rooms of her Royal Highness mud Benito+, when
In fact it was only a back staircase communicating with
other Roomiest.. The difference was merely a mossiest
oar, and nothing could be more futile than to Minima to
build an objection to Ike credibility of this witness on sub•
Martial points. It had beer stated, es another comrade. lion
the testimony of Majocchi, that though he had &Notedly at
Naples wailed at the table of her Royal Hirlanem, whet. Baron
Onion& distil there, be had sworn that Ise did not recollect
of Ihe Baron Oeipted+ d.ning with her Royal Highness before
eke came to the Villa Villassi. What was there surprising in
this? When °spied* dined with her Royal Meteors at
:Ziahe was only one of parties which were outrous;
ns
was • servant, in Majocchi's sitiostios, to he ex-
pond to distinguish particularly owe vioitor from another !
Whets the Baron dined at the Tit% Villasi, lee was • solitary
goat, sail it was natural +tough that oe that accedes. he
abosbil Sake • bold of the recollection of Majocchi.
Mr. Denosso--When does he say that he recollects °op-
kota dieing at the Villa Tinsel ?
The litilicitor-Geosral referred to the wiioules of tvisleace,
where Majocehi sweats fleet be remembers • German Banns
with a hard name which he could nut repeat, dieing at the
Villa Villani. It was quite clear, colstnerd the Learned
Commie!, that it was Beres Oisipteds to whom the wares,
hire alluded.

Very shorily, price Is.
NERO VIND ICATED.--
Private', for William Hone, I.udgate

Thls day i. published,
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGA-
ZINE, No, XLIII. frovt/Owber, 1820.
murk/era:
f. Ant& Witham 's Dream.-11. Vagaries Tramriorthlone.
—lll. The Ayrshire Legatees • nr. She Corriampostrwee of
the Pringle Prosily. No. b.-111. The Angel of the World,
&r.; by She Rev. G. Cruly, Hebert; or,the Ve-
teran of India. Port I.—VI. Daniel O'Rourke; an Epic
Poem, in six cantos; by Fogarty IrFugarty, E.g. of Blur-
wry. Letter from Captain Ayisonds. Lesser from Mr. Fn.
`arty. Canto 2. The Mountain Daisy.—Vll. Horse Ger-
mauler. No. 9 Rosamund*. a Teagedy ; by Charles Theo-
doer Enentr.—Vlll. Translations from she Less Familiar
Laths Classics. No. 2 —1 X. Haitians. No. 8. The Sable
School of Pugilism. Sonnet on the Battle twiner', Men-
doza and TOM Owen, at Ramat-ad Downs, July 4th, 1820 ;
by W. W.—X. Lester fsom James Hogg so his (Edinburgh)
Reviewer. '1.41 the F.ditur.—Xl. Authenticity of Hoc,
Se:nod:cm. Nu. 1 —XII. Ass Hour's Tele.a-Tete with She
Public Table of Contents—Allusion lo She Chaldee M R.;
A Fever among our Srbarribers; Blessed effects of the Chal-
dee; Allusion to oar effect on the Edinburgh Review; Re-
collections of the Edinburgh Review its its glory; Death of
Fudge, &e. fte.—Xlll. Literary and Seientille
gence.--XIX. Works preparing for Publicstiou.—XV.
Monthly List of New Publications.—XVl. Monthly Regis-
ter, &r.
Printed fur T. Caslell and W. Davies, Strand, London ;
and William Blarkwood, No. 17, Prince's-street, Etliiihutgls.

which had tarn place at Naples, which was so strik•
log as to demand the closest and most serions attest.
lion. Ile alluded to the evidence of Mr. Cetera with
respect to what hail taken place on the terrace at Naples.
Mr. Cr said that be dill not observe that her Royal High.
ness Bergaini were 'cry nese each ether, woe was
there any thing improper or remarkable in their con-
duct to each other. Theo was it possible t• scenest for
the conduct of Mr. Craven in- giving tier Royal flightier,
an intimation that It was necessary that her conduct should
be more guarded i Suppose she bad been attended by Mr.
Sicard or Hieronymus, could their Lordships believe that
Mr. Crave. would have seen the same reason for making
that remonstrance awl ixpostalation ' It was not possible
for any one to suppose that there was wades in the behaviour
of the Princess to Rergami to warrant theeonduct of, Mr.
Craven in advising tier Royal Highness to be more guarded.
It had been stated that the terrace was overlooked by the
adjoining holism But in looking over the ere there up.
prated the MIMS mixture of caution and imprudence ws4
was generally found in similar cases. It appeared that estate
suspicions lurked in Mr. Craven's mind, that the circnnt.,
stage, must of necessity be injerioes to the character of
of her Royal Highness. Lord Landaff, when examine* as
to what had impressed the name of Bergansi on his mind,
had listed that he was a ssugular Genre, be asked his
name, but he was pOilliedelal to hint as Bergami. Rut why
Isolated oat ! Was it not apparent that there was monsetbing
in Bergasni as connected with IsiT Royal Highness hide
moteeeil him an object of curiosity and attention! Dad it
not speak fur itself Was any other servant so pointed owl!
Noi it was only Bergsmi who was the object of that nitration,
seising perhaps from the reports of what had taken plateau
the terrace. It was from minute circumstances like that
truth might be deduced with more certainty in roses of that
kind, than from occurrences of a more broad noel Oriking
nature. He would next call their Lordships' attention to the
evidence of Lady Cletrleitte Lindsay, who was called to
speak to the character nail conduct of her Royal
Highness. Lady (:harlolte eatered the service of her
Royal Highness only a few slays before her Royal Meb-
ane quilted Naples, but in that short period massy
remarkable circumstances week place. If her Royal High.
weal walked in the garden with liesh 'Marla", 1-sashay,
oe went to Civita Vecchia, Bergami was the mew who
attended her. If they took dinner in private, Bergunii was
the person who waited on them. Om the road he at.
tended as courier. and drank from the mouth of the bottle
which he took from the hands of her Royal Ilighoess, elm
with extreme conilseension received it from his bands again.
n/" Rend, rend.")-11 was at page 520 of the evi-
dence. The Learned Cuousel here reed the evidence of lady
Charlotte Lindsay, which concluded with—" I rather think
he retained the bottle into the carriage." From that eel.
dente, he asked if their Lordships could entertain a doubt that
he did relent the bottle into the rerrisgr! Was be not then
justified is calling on their Lordships to draw the inference
Eosin such extraordinary conduct of the existence of that
connexion between Berearni anal her Royal Highness. Lady
Charlotte Lindsay afterwards quitted the service of her
Royal Highness, and when asked if she had never stated that
it was a relief to her mind that she had resolved on "titling
her Royal Highness, she did nut doily that such converse.
lion had passed. When asked if she dial not quit her Royal
Ilighutes's service in consequence of the degraelsag reports
which were in circulation, she answered precisely in ilie
same manner. When asked if she bad slot stated that
if she hail not been desirous of assisting • particular
iudividual, that she should have quitted her Royal
Highness long before, she hail arawered distinctly le the
affiius dive.—(" Read reed")—The word, of the witMtll
were—" It is very possible I might have ensile use of *ON
weeds, but I have no distinct recollection of what time I wee
induced to remain by the desire of assisting a particular
itolivideial." That was the evidence of Lady Charlotte
Lindsay ; the oply Lady who had been called on the
defter, ee speak to the character of her Royal High.
tress. Hr shaiald leave it to their Lordships to say how
far it would he serviceable to the rause it was intended to
rapport. Some reflections had been cast on his Learned
Friend the A ttorney.Getieral for putting certain quiesliusie
to Lads lone Lindsay, but he, who knew the situation
is which his Learned Friend stood, knew that the parties in.
tevested were indelitc.l to the foihesrance of his Learned
Friend. He did nut mean to state more pirocalare; the
eireenestance dial out require it. Sir Wm. Gill and Mr.
Craven had been called, but it appeared they had
at pnblic dinners only, that when there was no company ft
bad ii in evidence from Lady Charlotte... Campbell, Ike.
Prise' s. flitted in her private •partmetit. The opportnnitleit
therefore which those Gesitlesmen bail Cie observation need
have been 'arrowly limited, •nel without ma suing any
thing ilisienteciful to dorm, their evidence rnuld not be row.
sider.d as entitled to mull weight iu the cause. Lords
Goenbervie and Landsff were only occasional visitors, and
the same observation applied, therefore, much more strongly ,
to them. Dv. Holland pursued his own professional par.
• and had, therefore, hut little oprinelniiity for snaking
observation. Mr. Mills hail been called tuspe.k to her Royal
Illigliness's entwine,. while she resided at the Villa B.sedi, hat
Rim his eirideoce it appeared that he only visited her Royal,
Iwo or three times. That was all the evidence which
!nerd; Out it was not so much from what had
• et, as from what had brew withheld, that their
- we. eto form their judgment. Why had they not
sellatli the hest species of evidence which they could obtain r
taftlibmaloriti Forbes hail resided in the house during the
ufiellff- stay at Naples. Her window commanded the
had hero alluded to, and she continued in the
service bee Royal Highness anme time at Gino% yet she
mos met praelaced. Lady Charlene Campbell joined her
Royal Higher"' at Genoa, and followed her to 31ilati, yet she
on. not called. His Learned Friends had stated it as • re.
peoseli to throe, as if 0 was their duty to have railed those
wiegisines; hot that was • proposition be could agree
to. Shim hierLearsied. Friend (the Attorney-Genersl) er
biotech' had any thing to 40 with the ease, the evidence had
been pimpared, and if after that they bed ventured to make
applicatio• ha the natural witnesses foe the defence, be brew
what claimer 'mild have been made. Some application ,
had been made to Lieutenants Howson and Firm, re.
spirting a eiresstatasme quits independent of the merits or
the case, sad yet es little eiremvatiee was made sport it.
11, therefore, they called en Mines, whom he called
the•nateral wiimancs lot the Wow, Wort 'Perm of oh.
hock might obey net have espeollid from the seal and elo..
gamier .4 his Learned Idea& it might be mid, Ilaul,
at all events, phase urillemere MGM le boss been exonalindl
before for the Bill l the do am* us eimmeisatius

BURGESS' F.SSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.
Warrhoose, 107, Wand, corner of the &Ivey steps
London.
TORN BURGESS awl SON. being apprised
OP of the usinserous endeavours 1111114111 by Maley permits to
Impose a spurious article fur their make, feel it inten/mit
arm them so request this attention of the Public, io pur-
Oasis' what they coercive to he the Original, to observe the
Name and Address corresponds with the abase—the rowel
•ppearaise• of the spurious demi iptitia• will deceive the en.
guarded, and for their desectisio, J. B. sail Son submit Mt
following Cautions. some are in •ppearance at Oral sight
" The Ormeitie," but without any Name or Aildress—some
" ICiergeses Ewan of Ancliiivies"—others " Hergies"—
sad nosily more without Address.
JOHN BURGESM and SON basin bee. many years
lasiaoused with such distinguished approbation. feel every
seolimmst of respect towards the Public, and ranaeolly
Nit them to inspect the 14bels previous so purchasing what
they conceive In be of their mate, which they hops will pre.
1060 i 11111117 disabsperiestments.
1013 . 'GESS' ELY SAUCE, for green, purposes, having
gives such great satisfaction, continues 14 he prepared by
them, and is rrcomaseeded a. a most useful end coommiesst
keep good is all Chalet"...
Warehouse, 11/7, Itras4l, nurser of She Savoy-nem, Li.-
vies.—(The ()riemel Ptak-those Minimiser.)

From some of the lieettes Coastal, we believe Mr. Dea.
nao—" Very elearr"
The ihtlintor-Geanal ecratiared.—His 1./anted Fries&
ea Ole tither aide panty sated, " How it appeared that
that answer referred hi Bares Hewed* He tosaweved, it
appeared frees the purport sad etteaextee of the gewatiewe
which bed bees psi. Every lerestion that had bent pet et
this pert of the exambeatioa red to Oespeestes sod ow tent
could doubt that it was to kin the seven of the 'Marie so-
othed. Bet soother attempt bad here wade le ihniiiissit
the fettles(' of Majoccid by the testimony of. posollor
settees*, by the whammy of Wis. Carrington, obits hie
Liaised Friend, Mr. Donsaa, bad described as harks Item
be.. a riselesmi. biro a geollimisii! how did that appear
is the coodoct of • pewees who, barks, the vier et beim'
Omni is the titration of • gesilemes, is the boonorallie
reek of a. offices Is his Majesty's imam s compuiles

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fOr the society of any grottiest..m in the Imo', bad it. rho I
it, and in prefereice Inatome the servant or another ges•
tleittau tVas merle a choice rotim.teset with the isselstnte
and cliararterho tea of a gentlentan t Hut it *mislaid he It d
declined it because he was poor, mid hid lie feigned, who
eutild rgahltaiii him to a mintier beirOwtiee such a sdafi' a •
lie it po, vet ohm *until a mato. liar.. • gentlemen, suet wit
Ito (*.cholla of a gentlentan, have amid on sorb as or an .n. !
Wool.' he not hare 's Itliatrirer may be ;my poireity, I
shall endeavour, by paradigm Most laprighlikemeemb••
Sod emeaceptiemabletoisrae of conduct, to male amends fur
this mist.' tune, and olitaini the reaped Dillow•Oh *hull
I may be ssoiciated.” Thine would iodeerl hate been the
Mist novo.* of a gentlemao, mid such mould have beet) big de-
tereninstion, rather than cambia-end to become the valet of
Sir Wm. Hell. Bet what was the redeem of Carrington, in
eontesdictiosi toArian-chi ? it related to a conversation re-
' erecting Heron Ornitteslaoshieli took place at Villa Valiant,
which e.. Hon Majocrlii said he did out ream alter. Sup-
pose marls a ronvetmlimi actually to hone possert, artist. would
few the ennsegiveticel Ras A mina to he condemned for not
remembering • conversation which heel pasmel three years
before.? Was his testier,...), to lee rejerredi In cause hie me-
tOory not retentive' Was !hit the &chime of• leis
Learned Friends on the oilier side? What, in that rose.
dotilA Iteetitne of the emu tenee of lamiteusitt llownant ! He
had ont 'wen able to 'remember a rosiverseitton with Capt.
Ittigits on a subject of • nature so iuterestine fit his feeling.,
as 'night have been caper-led to have imprinted itself fir
rvrr ..0 his memory. Mr. Hoonani too, was • periion of sn-
periew education, while Majorette was • man that was *hang
illiterate. Hut no person whatever. atm was disposed to
jeilee fairly and releunidery, rootlet infer al it Majoe eke bad
any intention of misleading their birdslop• on ohm point.
W'hy should he deny surto • mintersation, if he did recollect
Hat it had taken place Whitt stigma could the adminiion
of it have thrown on leis eharaetrrt The ronverinchun
whirh Carrington deposed to, represented Majorthi as
having taken the pert of his Hovel Mistrese. Wheat
earthly motive could he bare hid for so far detracting
fiMes bis character as to Reny • circumstance which did
honour to his (cello's es a man It was, moreover, material
to tossider the situation in which the writer,' Carriegban
himself stands, *ho is calk.' to iapnrb the Pvt.,
mmy of Majoechi. IL begged to refd to their Letrisivfps' re-
collection, that this witness hail t outtsilicied Inraaelf, sod
aileVoards ',delimitated to get oat of his isetonsistency am a
*a), AM he was sore their Lordships would server approve;
aftel further, mist be was positively contradicted by Sir Jot.'
&reshot!. He was asked, " Whether he had served in oar
other ship before the i'oieflers !"---To this lie simmered
"t N..." Awl, after a few other questions had been pet, I.
was leggin hard, " Then am 1 to tinderstand that yea v..►r
never before is his Majmity's scivicePt-nsand to this also be
mmerered, a No." Upsets being afterwards ilimovered to have
been in other stip., and asked how be ecotone-sled that fact
with those answers, be said he bid understood the Inestioos
to refer to bit having been in oilier ships oink, the commend
of Sir )olin Bereaved; but be (the Solicitor.Ormessl) would
asic, if any ems would believe he rosid possibly so have ue-
derslitud —Aiwa, if he had not, then what was the charnel" of
hi. testimony Again, he bad stated that Sir John Harem
turd seat fur him, mud told him he was going In put him us
the quarterlierk, and that be had replied he did not *Mb it,
as he had neither friends nor snooty to 'spoor' the rank idiot
officer. Sect. • Casivesualtol as that meat have Mopes laced
itself strongly on the Kind of any mos. Now S.r Joie
Bermford, WI being asked If he recotlected such • soaves.-
natiow,reptied, "be never told use any such thing; and ...fist*
llama, of his haying consented to become the servant of Sir
tVdliatsGell, it was not likely I shosild wish In make hint
an carer" Their Lordships were to unaerstenil from
this that there
hilt as taiithltipnian, except for the vorprot of en-
abling him to gat his discharge. Sir Jo:io fleresfoid
further added, that "he had never doue any tit
on the quarter deck eacept me a quartermaster." Woe
a witness who had, as the re •rind Gentleman infeereil,
not only contradicted himself, but been contradicted by a
witness of such reapectaltility as S-r J. Dereshird, to be
Raided when called to impeach the ereeittifily of soother
man! Ile did not mean to deity that Sir John Betesfoed
had given him • 'cool character, but he would 54, 'hit
his conduct as a witness on this occasion bail Ili ea
such as to deprive his teetinsiosy of all title to mail.
But their Lordships would remark fordo r, that at the ccre-
•lleded 10,• Hind pee son, of the name of Franct.e •
• Sans had been stated to be present' Why wan met this
perms ratted to rooftree the stmeinent of Carriegtois
Where there was a bilatere of testimony, and a ecruflict bau
tweeo the imidetice of two simmers, the issue might be Is ft
to he deternsiued by other eircominauees ; but litre C•Atibe-
WU had beta cOnlrailicted by another witness, rand it he•carne
necessary ts give sdditi .... al confirmation to his te-itinsouy.
Pyaiiejacii SAWA ought therefore to bare bees called. Ile
wished that that person had hero played al the hat ; be
should have been delighted by the peel...ore of that man as a
wiusess. He was io town—he bad berm seen by
_Airington
at the ogee of Mr. Visaed. lbel nut then the withltuldieg
of this whims, when he could su easily he produced, slit, a
conviction on the part of her Majesty'• advi•ers that Cat.. ,
eituctaa's stateinaul we! cabal and coned nut be supported'
A great deal, too, had been said of the frequent mpetitios
by Majocchi of his slut reinewilmring cuenmstn,ees to which
be was questioned. Hot if 31ajoert.i had him Noe est
riefredo, the *immerser's the other side hail their Non re ad
surreal ; sod even the Coltish phrase, " 1 du not recollect,"
bed been frequently in use. Hut was it to be wondered at
that am ignorant foreigner, placed at tile hi, 'detach a Coast
a. that, and interrogated through the medium of an Miter-
!ureter, should forget trait', trilling concomitances conereled
with the matter of lets testimony' 111141 them was to be
said of persona of rank suit education, such as had beers
taassimed dot Mg the prem. proceedings, whose Lappin of
memory im more material instastes bad been ea fr..
guest It vim by no mesas his wish to speak. humbly
or disrespectfully of Me persons to whom he slisidad
bet when such people were &mud nut to teculiect facia of
• grave and important nature, where was the otosalte, oho*
was there eetraordinary in the cnrcenastakce •f
slot remembering things oldies ia Ihremelem, and out mate-
rial in the case' He wisbed not to he sioleismool as mewling
nay reflection, or insiimating say thing do cestlituble du the
character or evidence of Lady Charlotte Litolmy, ur uis
soy other of the witnesses of cbarsetre to *hens he al-
luded I be haver that great attire/meets caste to be made
fur the Ispospuf time Moor the period of the occurreascee to
which they were called on to speak, and to the novelty mod
emborramoiesst of the 1114111111Un 113 whist' tbry had bees
placed. Bet whet he couteeded for was, that the same chit-
rill of construction which one claimed sod Getty (situ to
those elevated characters, should shoo be 'mended to the
humble individool als4occhi. Bet what attacks had not
been 'made es elm character of He bed been
eroas-esaasiteed as to supposed rouvenatwas b twei• him
and a Mr. Johnston, a Mrs. Hughes, sod a book,t's
mud several mbar initorialistils, which k drowse to Imes
taken place; and become Mr. Ifronslanam held opiate
letters in his hand., obit, be guest/owed him en those
points, the must atrocious statotiets bud been riieulsted to
the destructiou of his ebarscior—to sipetate the public
toned, to the pei jading of his gstitimouy, for the space of
Ave—of three—us at le:.st of twigemoothe. dmitig whit* Ile
isapreesioa roust monism of bagartere mautroilietiouro
tilsemlioes too hail bore pet in him so to lio goilvp fm
Corlesemlioese,ist a Wow.. wag weaMad a ntfoteettitta IlittottMee
so we to convey us impression of has basso. heti mat dm, la
mom usworthy purpose. let ma edsdewee haft beam offesimg
ma awls eme of Orme prisik— owl ale of this.. charges bid
bees. attempted to be perm& ffitt2bsal set 101. a mffitom•
tinily contradicted io soy wee pottt woo umm to wools.
nation. Every attempt to coots Ilia NW, ear
ovary reflection sea bus was wholly osetorattp . f
Timm to amoilmr past of this owe's reeiderace," said the
Loused Commit, " to shish I big leave to direct your

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