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fltry *ere entitle/1 to imitate the pr4v4 d azeary of Rast,lli.
it was perfectly clear that Reatelli wax an agent indeed, f..r
the very reams given fee his absence prove..l it. Hovels
he declined any argtoneat um that head (or the present. Ile
nistislatne4lllwil they were strieily entitled to t•rtariee the
lemin.sy which they olfe,ed of Haste having twetl the
ovine of Diatom, to iadare sautber pert.or la Income a
wit slew lolrot4

Three or four of thelaidgne•litut beiuir read neer—
The Attorney-General replied. Ile dewed she nes my of
R•ottlti.of 'duds there was AO crldence-itt the ewe, awl he.
e inse.beviileneccubtld be heard, Rarietti naght to be calleal
hock nod examined as to that 'point.. The evidence only
skewed that Kaotelli hail ehoireil offering any whole, se sa.
Jury wilnrsacs In MINI' here;` and no the "weds a. r•• ,•kr••
at 111. bar of their Isisrlitlipo. liu•se, hr coin...iv, .110111 1011
I,entoo.ll Fa 'emir "wit violin* their egonnuation to she rot.
trallsettosi of that one aai el ton. homely, that lindtlllLd
not sittemptril to induce triturator Cu eloperr et their
ship'hair.yiniel4. in 'kiwi *Joe, Eire evidence of y
C.f.i.. bus not of rosivessasi.roo • Isiedi had Isecia to Id by the
eniiirailicted party wish a third porrgou. A.
_to R4Pit,..'4 att.
seorr, he h. eget, leave 1,1 et taloa their
th,erit's Attorney G a,ral Ind dectieed all f.. lb r rtp. .
o.x4lnlnation.t. Ne kitty, that their I.sind.lnp• bad otw nee car
la.. ore/I%IOIIN {O HL lout ratite hat ier tern ofoo .1
'rock Ilse witnrimea • tint her; nue no or rifle epse•tiais off...
rot, on rate proopete4 to induce their 1.,.d hips. His I.e:srsi..
Friesido nffereil to tall 11(1/4(41, s, their ittlt,•; ttUt
• lie alto eased as thew osittiens, tin c, oh/ out E.ve evidence nf
the ctnt•cr.nti 4444 n..iffirtl L. by the ram et PXIII,IIIIPIa.,
nor cold,' they call lkin es their 1.. rustioadirt an-
other of those witnesiter. 14e Weevil their Liirdloliipo to
!souse, In 'lard, to eitiriirlet thew sit 111,111141, Mitt net rashly
to tilhulee a, a derwinee front Ike hi Pt IWIIIIII/14111 tof en.
thesis e, He admit tea tire art id, oil shirt had fallen out, and
11'41 it war I.lantrahlr ; hat Iri thr Como.firl fur she Otto r este
11.4 for 'Way, Sad hod we doubt hut that II viuuid be

The Earl of Liverpool said, that he was not covatieteht
to wave au optsaioto as to whether the tptt silo., ulusinisi t.h put
tts slut—butt slue he soissid shy, ilia if the 1.110114.11 cowlel
Wove been pot, ihsu•lli hinge prrsrot, it anw•l be pal, not-
iiitslaud 114 hit al..rocc, as he Isrl,ped ILA It was a riel
or I'l/4, 11111 110 party 041:111 to e.lN•tr from the lac Le. of
side. If the gisestiose es odd slut bi- poi,
11...11111 WI-re 1/rrl/1111, IL4I of cosi...e 4lLrrll the ea I—h. t
he r Mai/14y em ht 1101 I 0 44 in,- for au act which I.lv
114/1 110 SElne 1/1 Clllllmiltillq.
Lord Eralcossc 11•111 imouseilsing, to which
_ .

The Lard Chancellor replier., that lie had already h.en
asked that gnestioa, nod caves. a distinct answer. In tis
iinialiiti the fiter*l. might be poi, b, cause itaStt 111 ha.i
tlenn.d having uffei eel any nue mini. y to appear as a u la.
A. to confiuing the cu.drathetion to fllelleV Is
pine at the bar of that House, lie c •iirtd that it wi.u!.l
be tun suhtle sit exposition of the law of centime, to 1:18.11
the testimuuy to ogr. is of money to appear us. th.sl one
cnele spot. It would be en...Kt to Sin w Hist moo.y hint
bees. oliervd to inshice amusing lee appear any store, A.
I. the which had bees. 6140441 to Itasictli lie mold
not approve of them. He way. 1.1111.4 to consoler Bus-
-14.11. lid a KWIC, said 111.11rei w itin•ss as any that had e,tae
haore their lordshipi, until the result of the it.rpta
at least. Nor ought Haskell' to have Leta 04
nv II s dues!' who had beer " spirited aw..y." lint
apiritud array, yr not spirited away, the question was.
whose Coin was it that Kasten' was :lot present 1 fl•cuol..l
not think Liaised( that because the Cnonself agmiost the
Bill had given up (eraser crust. raarainatimi, theta th,ar de.
Wilb to be taken asa oration tr tlssolliug out .weer
question which they might deem ii fur the parpoo.s
of justice to put ill only witneas after his evidence vv..
closed. He must say, that it seemed to him yesterday as if
the Cutinset against the Bill wkheil tip call Ristelli as their
wilful w chief. But lie could not au t.. far as to say that
hail Rafttelli br.ncalled, it would not Inive het ti pe sleet iy
competent .n Owens to have withdrawn that deivrintii &tilos
and to have rid {parrot the House to I %Millie him only is
a witnesa to be contradicted. The difficulty was 11,15, if a
'Hems' had Itera wait oat at cooingly by senate of
agents or persUlll, engaged iu support of the Rill, were
tlitor Lordship" to inamite on her Alsjesey the ditliculty 4.f
poptpoising her examinations in filllectillteete at a !soli net
committed by any isle of her owes agent.. There was
riot& bet oie their 1.0141111,p11 of the tnatie of a witness who
had appeared at their her having bat en nn alarmed to ti. •
wi twee under santination. Hr thought that dee Ccuileil
against the kill, under all the roe ..... stances, had a iicht
to ask if, in my einiverwalion with it astelli. the lump of D. -
timid bad been made stir of to the witness as a tummy..
nication lett/we to acciornatend Ilse •eceptinice of titua.l
in the witness ter depute against her Royal Highness
the Princess of Wales.

Art. r a few nom& firm Mr. Denman and the Lord Chan-
cellor, the examination wait it:tainted
rei collect to the to mid rime( 'catkin, atm en
oiler was made lu you of mom y, the came of Demon, 1.24
mentioned by It:Weill At the lithe rt Ike atenud conin.u-
tneition.

%Three did that sccond communication lake place? h
look place one ntoruing *lieu he cailt.l upon me, and ne
went together loam Hill.

Did he make any off r or promise s.f money so you, if you
would become • witness against her !loyal Itivhu. and is.
what *ord., as nearly as you can recollects He told " .1
you hare any thing to depose against her Ilightirs+
now is the tome; you will biter a great present; you will
become a gnat ma•." We went together, and we wrre talk.
tug there.
Dill he at the time you were 21 the ion mention the tome
of Deming' Yes, he dill mention the m.me of Demont.
Dad he mention she name of Dritiont with reference so
y offer of non he made yon!-
The'Sulteitor General ohireied to the rte.tion.
The Lord Claancellur thought it could not be put in those
words.

%tido ref...wore to what did he mention the name of De-
moot ? I hod a•ted lino if Dedonat was stilt in the rain-
iest's service. He told one she was. He did nut
the mime the time hr was taking the drawing, Got he men-
tioned it the second day, and told sue that she had made a
Rood days wort.
. _ _

Mr. Brougham said, the Interpret. r bad omitted to Firc
Ilse last words of the suttee', whirls Is° ur flora Gen tense n
iv:outing near, wb.. uuderstood Italian, had heat d as well us
himself.

Reference being made to the Queen's Interpreter—he raid
the *dues, bad added, that she Dumont) had made a pea
sum.

The Led of Liverpool said, the omission had arisen hunt
the Counsel choosiaw to Lave a very long answer.
The Lord Chasedlon said, if shsry was any dispose as to
what she willies' had said, she (oration had better be pot
again.

After a few words from the Earl of LIM hentale and Lord
Rossiya 'bleb acre not beard betas the bar,
The Lord Chancellor informed alio Interpreter that it was
observed when he held aphis hand it slept the wittier,. tie
therefore directed him to inform-hire swam.* that when Ite
held sip his hated it was merely few the ',litmus to wait while
be interpreted *bat he had already said.
1 be question was repeated to the %ramie.
I asked him fur this thing, bemuse I asked him boo is
this hosiers', for lie had told me that I). moot was still is
the service of her Royal Mishima., and thin I fumed she wee
here ; and he thew told me, if I would depose tommithiss
against her Royal nighties% I Avoid have storm present ;
and I thee said to him, I have been meld and dry is the
Howie, mod I sever saw any thing. to reside me to speak ill
of that Lady. lie sod, thew you know nothing, for that
home was a very deernfol horse: is that home was hid
women, aid aidorth—(A larigh)-..aed I lien answered, that
this was a real rainbow!, fur I had hero is the Mime day
sod eight, and I saw mahout of the., and them we separated.
The AtoreoryAkeesal objected to this Marsiiisg se their
Liredishipie minutes, as it was 'slimly irrelemat. •
Mr. Llemmais meta:sided that it ought to stand.
The olivetioe of the Aliereel-Gmeral was ememied.
Mid Masotti, on that oecosios, say soy thing respretiag
Illesselatt No.
ne,lloll Literpersi wished 4. atop doe Lama Colt-
tiammweir, a mateme.t. to pat ere.atersia.
Mr. Plants was thee risked what was the dale of the gest
11111/4.17,6111461 be* he betel is kW balmi, of a pompom fur a
courier to Italy, alter the ISA September ? To "WI et
replied, the int nay appeared on the 2.1 b September.

• TM eltatalaatioa *tale wilaesa waa theft resstated.
%rag it on this occasion that Rastelli used the capsules
you ►ave repeated, about a good day's work ? Yes, it was
on that 11CC4140111, Whits ►e was 'going *boot twakisg recruits.
Say all that &attain said about making a good ibis'? I
manor express it ; I mom trolly any that be said ate, that or
that day, when she came there to make that drawls& she
hall made II (0011 day's work.
1.10 you know a out named Rigaati ? Yoe; he is a com-
panion of Rastelli'o.
Where does, he live? At furtejeges.
What trade did he carry on ? lie sells soap, tobacco,
broody, and other liquors; be dwells out of Milan, a dis-
tance of about two gun abuts.

!las he (vet siiied to you to depose any thing against
the Princess!--

The Solicitor-General said, his Learned Friend was now
cuing another step, and had introduced Rigatoni for the first

Dr. Lushingtore referred to Rulelli's evidence, in whirls
be hail staled, that Rigauti was the nom who first came to
siesire him to go before the Alden Commission; and no that
ei ideate, he contended, he was (sallied now to give evi•
:1. lace to the acts of Rigauti, as so agent of the Milan Com-
mission. Is kiii be was rather inclined to think that the
part of prosecutor, un 1111 S occasion, was performed by a
curt of jutobsteck compatiy—' Idivghter, meet hear, hear)—
composed of Oie Goy rineet. their Lordships, and their
concealed agents, the M ilea Commissioners; and, ha ton.
feuded, that euy acts of theirs might be given in evidence.
This pre.rseedu•e had been instituted by Government, sod
sanctioned by lli. lartiships—Goversimeut had authorised
the atteintaace of the Attorney and Solicitor-General to con-
duct the prosecastioo, nail be assented that the Milan Come
mission, whose labours had formed the ground-wink of this
proctadisig, nowt iheitfure have been authorised by Govern-
ment ; and it a. 14 competent to him, tbetefore, to peeve soy
art of their agent, or of any person acting sender them.
The concealed minis tutor in Ilits case had the advantage of
having his ageeis kept in the back-grouail, and screetred in
front examluatiou, as Mr. Powell had been, and was this. pru•
tecifil (loin the 1.01/Se11111:111.e of their act., because they
could not he teactsi to a principal. But in this case, he
'yield move Ili! &grimy of Rigauti. Restelli had stated in his
. visite:et—C7 he Levitated Coto/eel referred to the printed
entuutisel—that Ise went to Vilinarcati 1U rousequence of Ri-
ganti'e iii ctiollll. If it had ended hire, if he had inertly
guile to Vihanti-all, iu consequence of what Rigauts said,
mud no (slither rouse quince had followed, the .prouf would
have frltesi !short. But %%Imamate proceeded
to ask him 11101.110111,, and to extract from him Ilw
of his evidence; and liavieg done I hi., in consequence of
Riganti's intseductiiiii, lie thereby adopted the agency of
Melton ; and it was iliciefore competent to them to ;wove
any nets ..f RIZ:0111'P C0110ed,11; with any part of this care.
Ile antic:sled their Loiild.ips to consider in what a situation
the (lu•rla Mould lie placed by their refusing to receive this
eviitchee. If the ;Mateo Commission lied authorised, ur
given occalieis to persons nonumbered, to go shout Italy,
and even through v.II Europe, raking up evidence and
procultuz a:t011.:00, by subornation of perjury, and all the
.virl-ece whir Is had been brought forward might have been
no or...cured, unless the evidence which he could offer in
proof of eueli practice having been eummilled were to he
reeeseed, hoe could he defend her Majesty, and what hope
could lie hare of obtaining substantialjust ice fur her, suileoe
he were allowed to unveil the vile iris, the atrocious ceinies
of those who had acted as agents in this ororeedung?
Mr Denman •.111t, that in addition to whit his Learned
Fl hie, had 4.Mreit to their leirdehi pi upon the propriety of
the quesiiim ulticii he had ',roomied to put, he would just
say, stint though this wan in sortie sort a criminal proceed.
ing, and in such proceeiliiigs he allowed it was not comps.
tent to the, party in defence to offer evidence of spy set of
the proseentur'e agent, unless he could shew the authority of
the principal—yet it WAR also a Divorce Bill, is which the
conduct of all parties whatsoever counecied 111 :lan way with
the proceeding was matter of evidence. It had alai beers
maid, that this was a proceeding fur the purposes of sub-
atautial justice ; but he would ask how those purposes were
to be 411,Wertd. 111/11, SUbStillittal justice was to be eh.
tailed, if when he could prove that the whole north of Italy
had bleu scoured 1111 the purchase of the purchasable wit-
messes, which it Was well limy') were to be had there, lie
were to Ire prevented from doing this by a mere technical
uL-
ji•ction ? He would take the liberty ut contending that they
bail a per;sct right to put the quest' This Ilium of
examination was of the highest and deepest importance to
their Illustrious Client, 1.1d,1011t11 as they werersiixiims In
prove that this proeecu'iou hail arisen ant of 111 e foulest, the
must t: ittencive, and the must mvlignaut eotsvpiracy agtimit
defend Ii as wousan, that had even been invented against
any individual. It had been said by the Counsel on the
oilier side that they could mil inqiiire into the conduct of
Rigauti, because he dud nut appear vu the face of this per.
ter shoe ; hut be would tell their Lordships that this
very Rigauti wes in England, that lie cause over with
Rasta l'i as, a witness. lie did not know whether he
too hail -retuned with his cotnpenion to quiet the
al:mite, and to relieve the apprriweLione which had
been excited the bosoms of his finally, by assuisuces
of his personal sat. ty, W. whether lie weir still bete;
but he should nut call as a witness in the cause of his
I lluetri tttt Ceeni, any wan whose he chervil with crimes of
the deepest eye agemat that Illustrious Perstm. It was a
part of their CllOO. 10 shew that a system of suborn...lan of
rwijury had 1.1.1,1 CAr111:11 011 fir the purpteee of de•troyitig
her Majesty, and they imputed to Ibis man that he, au agent
of the Milan Cuinini:ision, was nue of the most active *te-
sti umente of alai system. He doll not say that thins crime
was proved, lust he hail a right as an- Advocate to impute 1,
and to say that he weld by tettaimproof, being it house us
this mast sf 164, neve allowed-to prettied, He did not knew
whether he woild be allowed 110,61! tint a witness had hero
spirited awry,, pinholes he neighs- Ise compelled NI speaking
of It tootle a periphrasis, sad be Audi wed is stating merely
that he hail been removed, and %e was at a loss in what fight
to view lie face, that be had-irem sent Ilat of the try
by an agent of the Goverstanent, is direct violation, he
might auy its the very teeth of the solemn promise of one
Noble heard who was at the head of Shut Govvettoteuts with
the official eamettim of a department weer which another
Nubia Lord preided. Ile ilid not 'Limo whether he might
be 1/multit d to say all this, but be meat say that thiervidenee,
and inderd all that had appreied throes:hoist the case,
reunited on theemiduct of those individual:, authorised the
charge of courpirrey. Evidence of that combo t they must
be squired tic lay heroes their Lordships, or they could not
matte into the defence. They would thereby Le excluded
from the ably advaatesee which this mode of proceedisig
Bare them otter soy other. In any other proceediag they
might be limited to the strict roles of evidence, which would
mooing them to the immediate epee ; lint, iu a Bill e f
Divorce, united also as this was with a 8111 10 Plllllll and
reoallitv, he thought - they hail a right to Oleo Low
all the evidence had heen got together. Air. Powell
hod - said . tit the course of leer esamisolioas 'hot the
1101•11 Esseansiasiost seepended its silltege in fuse 1019;
but the evil which he had to complain of was, that whenever
ielacame knows it italy Sisal the huSiliem of that Cootrai'"
son was to lay ► fooodution fur proorediwer optima the
(Ammo of Eudlrativ it wags issmiseilde that, all habitual pro-
pensity to atebortohott sod petjery, and ill the abominable
4oacticcs of trafficking 111 jl.lllll-131 pruceedings which were
there known to pl 1.7314 slitteld out bare been called into
*Woes; Oust if lie "stolold wove may recourse. to Imre Jarvis
had thereto. fair the proem lag cif evidence.* this rause, be
contended he had • right ea to sto, as it would strike at the
very loos sof tlae,pioeredaemi, sod meet courrince then Lord-
ships that the wbule wise built wit this groom filial seinichelows
forstitat wa.

The dliorticy-Ciaiseral said Itc hail arils occasion to c...m-
-pitius Writhe moaner is which the ofiji 'Awns taken against
the courseuf procredinig wire met by the other side, because
*Val had. they Men assailed with inv. ctiore, again had
attacks Geri, wade wt 1117114.1151 who were nut before their
issedahipp.—hir. meow tbn Centletneti who e01111)U1W11 the
Maass Custuni. • . He id Id content himself with slating,
is reply to those that those persons would be ready
to meet, biy Ih y would be glad, they would court any
ia-
flurry tbaecauld toe 111011 I 11111.11 tutu their (-motors, and be will
cuufideut thii would rome out ui such an inquiry with.
out the shglitrst mint, or the smallest possible degree
of suspicion attaching to them. Bet they were out 110 W Its
discuss dm question uf the Milan Communism—they were
not uuw arguing on that,
the Counsel un the utlrr side bad dour all they Mudd with

lekkoM 047 bAlwainl* it All 011/ 400114 elb tor-
taw, alio sow they wonted to istrodeee a fresh topic is the
perms of Rigooti. The Leoribiel Guianese woo oboist to
pantie Me argument In olkjectlOs to the Window proposed •
by Dr. LuaLisigtoo, lobes

'The Lord Cironeellew Law, and asked' If say Wade Lord
hod any doubt on the subject, or if their Lordships saw say
necessity for further argument upon it' For his owe part,
be would owl particularly splice the language width had
been so largely dealt is cuiteeroing the prosecution,'' the
invisible prowcutors," and lbst " joist stock company of
their Lordships and the Govisniumat"—lie would only ask
whether arch language were proper or even decrial? With
respect to the question which had been proposed to the
witisem, and which had hero objected by the Counsel fur
the Bill, be must say it appeared to hint to be the most ex-
travagant proposition he hail ever heard.
Mr. lhamau thee said, he should ask the witness so fur-
tlwr quest'
The Earl of Liverpool snzgeated, that as it wanted but
ten minutes of fowl- o'clock, it would be better to adjourn -
the eross-examinatioa of the witness till Monday.
Mr. Denman said, before their Lordships adjourned be
would beg leave to observe, that the witness Ravielli had
proved Rigaiiii to have rouse over with him, and be there.
fore wished to IliCerinlU whether he were now in this
cannily.

The SUIICIIOT General apprehended his Learned Friend had
no right to interfere in their cause, nr to say who were or
were bat their witnesses, or to dictate to the House, or to ask
if the person in questiou were to be called to rtbut the tes-
timony of this witness.

Mr. /human said, he bad dour nothing of an this, but
he humbly subsosttid, that as Riganti bad been state.'
by nascent to have acted a; as agent to the Milan Cnentuis-
sion—(" Nu," from the Snlicitur-Genent;—he would say,
that Ittgami was .tated by Raskin to Lave su acted tu send.
ing him to Veltwarcati.

The Solicitor-General said, all that appeared on the rni-
nute• was, that Riganti had delivered a unease:.• to Rastelli.
The Lord Chancellor said, that the Counsel fur the de-
fence might call whit witurtses they tl ght proper, and
the flutist might with reference to any person named in the
proceedings, direct him to Ile called, whether the Counsel
did so or not, if they had ream to suppose his evidence
would throw any light on the subject.
Mr. Denman repeated his question, whether Rigsnti were
now in this cusintey
Seelicitur-General denied that he had any right to ask
the question. itigsnti might hers:afire be called to disprove
what had hero staled.

Mr. Denman submitted, that Rigauti could got he called
to rebut the testimony 01 this witness, since he load hero
prevented from going into the examination tonerrising Kt-
ganti. A:1 lie wanted to know was, whether he war now
here or not

The Lord Chancellor said, it was nut iu the power of the
Hume to assotter.

Adjourned a few minutes Lk fore four.

FORE. 16.1 v INTR. LLIGENCE.

PARIS PAPERS.

PAM*, ocroßsa 12.

His Majesty visited the I)uche.s or Berry ye.aer—
gjAy. Her It.,yal ili:Ootess anti the august aulant
continue to et* y the twrt health.
. .

Among the peseons who have hotly passed through
Calais have titeu retuirked the Count Potoski,
Aide-de-Canip to the Emperor of Kossin, accoin.
limited by the Prince Sapieha, both coming from
London on their stay to Paris, charged with dis-
Vice-Consul at Niruinnt,
charged with dispatches for the British Govern-
ment, who hail arrived front Ostend, and immedi-
ately embarked for Dover; and also M. Govien,
courier 4.f. the Queen of Etiglsnd, proceeding front
London to rariN.

On the e4th of July last several geodarmes were
drinking in a taveto at the Ivarritr de I'Etoile at a
moment when the carria.;e of the Duchess of Berry
was paining. Our of them. named Collin. in spite
of all the efforts of his ci),elpiviions to prevent him,
indulged in the most obscene and infamous ex-
inessions, as well agaiast the august widow as
against all the members of the Royal Family,—
Collin was instantly arrested. and alipeared yester-
day morning before the Court of Assize. His sole
defence was his intoxication ; limit be was declared
guilty by the Jury, and condemned to two mouths
imprisonment and a fine of WO francs.

INSPRUCK. OCTOBER 2.

Enters from make mention of •n

Coogress which is to be held at Florence.
at which Plitiiipotentiaties are to appear from all
the Sovereig-s of Upper and AIiJJIe Italy, for the
purpose of adopting measures 011 the subject of the
picisent political situation of limy. We life assured
that an Austrian Plenipotentiacy will preside at the
conferences, which are lobe held at Florence. The
time of opening the Congress is not yet mentioned,.
We learn by letters from Verona. that General
Frinioni, Commander-in-Chief of the Austrian
Army in Italy, has received orders from Vienna to
dispose the several Austrian regiments of infantiy,
which have lately arrived in Italy, in the various
cities and towns of the LinabArtlo.Veuetiati king.
dent. The cavalry is cantoned in the country
places. A rutnour prevails that an Austrian cam!)
will be established @II the left bank of the Po. but
we have not bb yet heard any thug certain respect.
in., it.
"We know, however, from very good authority,
that'all the reports respretilig the occupation of all
the strong placed in Piedmont. by Austrian troops,
ale wholly destitute: of foundation.

A I.TOMA. OCTOBER 2.

A horrible crime committed last night has spread
terror throughout our town, 11,11„ Ratbgen, one of
our shiest Advocate, was found this morning mur-
dered in his bed. Be bore ou his body flow 15 to
2O wounds more nr less violent. An attempt had
been wade to set tite to his bed Sind papers, but
this failed. No discovery has as yet been mode
respecting the motives which could have led to the
frightful crime, or the manner iu which it was per-
petrated. M. Itothgen had a numerous family
nod many domestics:, owl dwelt in one of the most
frequeutid quartets of the town.

SPANISH PAPERS.

MADRID. SEPTEMBER 99.

Aecorditur to the ststernettla of the Juana- of
Health at Xeree de Is Frootera. received by the
Ciptain-Getreral of Cadiz, it appears that the yel-
low fever has spread. In the week from seven in the
morning of the litb.to the same hotir of the 19th,
the number of wear caws was 149, deaths 26, re-
coveied Ate number of patient. reourininic was
It& On the 19th there were only 43 patients.
MADRID, OCTOBER C?..
By an account front Murcia, of the 26th Sep-
tember, we learn that fever. of a malignant and
suspicion* character prevail there, winch are be-
lieved to originate in the stagnant waters.
From Malaga we learn that the vintage bat been

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LONDON,
MONDAY. OCTollaft 16, 11120.

The proceeding■ in the Quasi% ease are still
permitted to occupy the attention of the House of
Lords, but it is not surprising that her MAJESTY'S
Couteofl should be anxious to pursue their line of
defence, as the testimony of each successive wit-
:lrma uow brought forward serves to expose still
further the arts which have been practised by the
agents employed against her MAJESTY. The greater
part of Saturday was consumed in examining'.
POWELL, relative to the authority lie exercised nit
sending RASTELLI to Italy. The excuse offered
by the ex-commissioner for thus counteracting the!
express commands of the House of Lords is seri
ficieutly ludicrous. He understood, as lie sisys,l
that the relatives of the fellows encaged in Cot-
ton-garden
were seriously alarmed for the per. '

!easel safety of Ilia iiitoltlyi," and therefore, io
'the exuberance of his IVMeaty. sod not amis.
•nod rills the titeerepcst sof well being sad cow.
fat which Wien ace, were eatable •of .coaccy.
thonght it absolutely neceasary to and
trusty courier to Mite., Sawmill assurance doubly
sore," sad 'quiet, by wad of mouth, the elprosa
that hint been excited. Ilia friend Itatirer-Lt
alone via, imilifird to 'perform this joteresling
task, and although twenty or thin), other Din!,
lions who lied shared that joys of Copoti-gar.
den, but had nut been retri.sed to fulfil their
part of the contract by giving their evidence at the
bar of the !loose of Lora,, were at the close
of the prosecution spot back to Itsly, it never
occurred to IPOWL.LL that wore one of these persona
might with advantage be selected to be a messenger
of comfort to the disconsolate fiends and relotisies
of those who were so fortunate as to he detained
for some time longer in London. To Milaii, how.
ever, was filasvas.tt sew, and if the selection of
the ambassador were a subject of admiration, how
mach more moat we extol the wisdom of op-
pointing Milan es the scene of his delicate atid
interesting duties. MAJOCCIII was the only one
of the witnesses who had resided at Milan, awl
yet to Milani w..a RA,TELLI sent to couvey the balm
of comfort to the agonised bosoms of the friends
and families of the other persons ! RASTELLI was
commissioned by his friend POWELL to have per-
pooal communication, as for as ass possible, with
the families of the witnesses, stud therefore he was
sent to Milan, where they did nut reside !
This eptoode of RASTELLI'II absence baring been
terminated, the proceeding's reword to their re-
. tular colo', and PMILIPPO Pone was placed at
the bar. This witness gave further testimony re-
specting the pernicious activity of RASTELLI ss
the agent of the Milan Cominissioliers in offering
money to procure el/Ocoee, or, as the agent called
it, 1, snaking recruits." RAITELLI offered this
whiles* to " make a man of him," if he would
give testimony again.it the QUEEN ; and, as an in-
ducement, informed him that DEnoNT. the win-
woos chambermaid, " had made a good day's work
of it," and " bad made a great sum of looney."

Paris Papers of Thursday last have arrived at
our office. The Moniteur contains a Royal Ordi-
nance convoking the Electoral Collegts in several
departments therein specified. The Ordinance is
of some length, as it prescribes the mode of elect-
ing tbe Deputies in pursuance of the law passed in
the last Session of the Legislative Bodies.
The Austrian Goveromeat has prohibited the ex.
partition of arms of every kind, not only to the
kingdom of the Two Sicilies, but to every part of
Italy, aid all the ports of the Adriatic and the
Medi terraueao.

The Paris PApers state that the King of
FRANCE, and the Duchess of BERRY and her infant
enjoy the most satisfactory ►fate of health. Ea-
tracts from these papers will be found in a pre-
ceding column.
The French Five per Cents. are 74 f. 80 c.—
Bank Actions 1,365 f.

We have received Spanivli Papers to the 9d instant.
The proceedings in the Cortes will be found iu•
teresting.

A Flanders Mail arrived last night with Papers
from Brussels to the 13th instant. The following
are extracts:—

isawasu, OCTOREIL 12.

The Kis' affived here me the 10th with Prince Fretkrick.
His Majesty occupies the teft wing of the Palace, the work-
men being very actively engaged in foi warding the other
parts of the building, which is expected to be very mag-
oillceat.

His Majesty will open in person the Session of the States
General, which commences on Monday, the 16th iastant.
Accounts from Route state that the Pope has declined the
offer of the Emperor, of Austria to occupy tie Papal demi.
aims with Austrian troops.

Elie MAJESTY Arrived at his cottage in Windsor
Great Park at eleven o'clock ou Fndry night,
from Carlton House Palace, Pall-mall.

The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund have
increased their purchases in this quarter by about
6,000/. daily, and they slow lay out the sum of
27,5001. every transfer-114y, being at the rate el
100,0001. a week. A notice was last week issued by
Government for the payment of all Exchequer
Bills, dated from April to October, 1819. boils in-
elusive, which circumstance, combined with the
plenty of MOW), occasioned by the dividends now in
the course of payment, has raised the price of Ex-
theqiter Bills.
The settling day for Consols was on Friday, and
the fluctuations were less than, from the large ape-
culatious depeoding, might have been anticipated.
Though considerable quantities of stock were taken
by itidividuals, yet the supply was equal to the de-
mend, and during the whole day the price was from
67k to 1 for money, nod' 67k to fur the
November, which is the ensiling settling day. The
variations in the course of the 'account have beets
front 68# down to 65k per cent., which latter price
was the lowest point Consolit Uwe reached, and from
which the rise has beets pretty shady.
The Cambrian, 48. Captain G. W. Al 4 I LTON,
C.B. is ordered to Portsmouth rowan Plymouth;
she is to be fitted to take Lord STRANGFORD.!
Ambassador to Constantinople.
The Beaver sloop of war, which sailed on Thurs-
day from Portsmouth to the westward, with sup-
plies for the homeward-bound, detained in the
chops of the Channel by contrary winds, will fit
for the St. Helena station, immedi2tely ou her re-
turn to that port.

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