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London, England, 1820-10-23 00:00:00

rate of the Barons, and many of the neighbouring gentry, with
their families were there. Her Royal Highness came to the ball
room, and sometime. she danced. Toe conduct of the persons
cohected on these occasions was most regular. I went with her
Boyal !lightness to Cat I.relie. IVe arrived there on the eatii of
Match, Ituß, about iii day. On that day we dived et the
Margravine's, and supped tat the Grand Duke'-, nhete we tliacil
on the second day. Baton Dendi was Chamberlain. On the
third day we dined at the alargravities. In the te ening we went
to the Theatre, and then to sup with the lineal Duhe. On the
fourth day her Royal highness went to Batten, w bite we slept
that night. I remember going trout Chanties to lospnick with
Bergami, about passports. We returned between two rind three
in the morning, and went into the room of her Royal Iltgliness,
where the was sitting on the bed, half lying, cove.ed with a
shawl. Victorine was siting on the bed of her Royal !Ugliness,
and Dumont was also in the room. Tne room of the Countias
Old' joined that of her Royal Iligimess. A tew moments utter
we returned, an Aker from the Police arrival; I spoke to him,
and I returned to the mom or h. r Royal Highness often ; first
to give an account of who had terised ; to give ran acciamt of the
weather ; and la thy, diet they were clearing the road loon the
sati.v. We ri mailed up all that night, inueing preparations for
6.t ing cut. There wcee beds at the inn fur ull the suite. below
and in the corridor, rear the room of her Royal Highness. I
have seen Ilergenti m the kitchen, on the s' sir-. at the iMor, and
in the room tr. her Royal Highness, but never saw Lim un-
tlre,setle 1 remember her having been at Trieste, where she
staid allay and a half. Front 'Trieste to Vince. I hate been at
Home with her 110y..1 Highness. From Rome she went to
tin et: days journey. She travelitil in an English
lantlaulet. The t'trintess thin, pergaini, end ic.ot Me travelled
with her. I did not see ratreit in that journey as coneer. I
have seen Carlo Forte as courier: he began the se.vice in Italy
at Rome; but trom Milan tie began at I ei-et.o. 1 never sew
her Royal Highness ride in a pado pandit. It is a carriaee
which cannot contain more than one person, and is %Wenn
rp.ings. 1 have seen dances per:united by Alalioniet faapiently.
It is a most simple dance, and nothing in leeent. Her Royal
Highness was to the frequent habits of Intercourse with tile lust
nouility tat Rome. Du mg all the time that I have seen the
Princess and ltergami together, I Lever witnessed the eligliest
impluprie:y in then coot:tact with cacti other. I iitive wised in
the army teem Dios to 1111 a, and have been honoured with the
Order tat the Iron Crown, on my retina from the Itusslan cant.
rsign.
Tins witness underwent a long cross-examination by the At-
torney General, and an exatnitiation by the Peers, but nothing
appeared in the slightest degree cieculatett to shake his testimony.
Mr. Buountrart then ruse and addressed the House to the
fellowing effect :—" My I .ords, before your Lordships retire, I
wish to cad. your attentani tor a few moments to tile peculiar cir-
cuit' lances iii winch we, het Majesty's Counsel, arc plated. We
now fins oursives tinder the nixes ity of appealing to your jus-
tice, and to which we trust, we shall not appeal in ram. It will
be in the recollection of your Lordships, that in an early stage
of tins defence we called tin a person alto had been sent over to
Carlshrithe tor a %sluices, not only of high rank and ciaracter„
but a wit less the ment tat, to taut in the, etetence of the Queen—a
witness who would anew, want he alone comet alien, that her Ala-
jesty was not the person tlescri'utal.itis 'of low liebits. usasciatmg
with vulgar persons, and skulking trot)) every one of rank end
respectabildy. Tee witness, my Lords. would prove, that to far
froni this being the case, her Majesty after returning limn
her long journey went to Germany, visited her blood relations,
and time, and not in Italy, she desired to fix her abode. A
Palace was taken for her, and she had no other wish than to Lre
and die in the midst of her kindred. my Lords, I eeneeiee tiny
evidence complete, decisive, plenary, and not leaving one stone
to r move truth the structure of perjured accusation that has been
raised against her. It now hula to Illy duty to complain that this
witness is still witheld from us, 1 acquit his 31ajesty's Govein-
ment Of all blame, for they have done their duty. The Monster
of this Country upplied at tile Court of the Grand Duke of Baden
for the Baron Devitt, Citainlerlain of the Grand Duke, to tome
over as a witness fur her alaj .sty. 31. Bersteta, at length, told
the chamberlain that he was not refused permission to come, but
and he had no power to cowrie: him to corn:. and yet this very
11. Berstedt compelled liarb..nt Krees to come here us a Witilets
against her Alajesty. Tiara a letter of permission is given to
Baron Dentli, but he is by nature a worthy man, and by ',tyres-
atoll a eliandierlain, and Imo "nog the teelings of the Court of
Baden better titan we do, he fails ill at thus sexy ,:lieu
his services were most wanted. It would tennis: seen: us it Lida-
trill's illness had passed from Allan to Badeneun purpobe to vbit
this worthy chamberlain, woo now !bids himself so ill, unit a I
long, long period will be ii ceseiry tin his recovery. The fitittitui
cheitiberlain, like a good courtier, heals most opportunely for
one rade or the question, and no doe bt he has his reeaun, but
most untortunatery fur the Queen, weo feels herself now and M.
ever deprival of this most iinyortant witness. Al, Lords, I
throw my-tit on your justice; but, alter having completely
refitted anti di..pelled seven out of the ten charges maue eguittst
bee Alajesty, are we still to be compelled to go on with the
defence, under such manifest, such 1110aStroUs dillieultie, ?

The Earl of LIVEIWOOL said, his Alajt.ty's ,\ lim,ters
were particularly 411XIOUS mat th‘: Q.iren pos.ea all their
intluthee her „ail
I.oltll CHANCELLOR h,ovexl that the Ilousc do now
aljourn.
Adjourned at a quarter before tour o'eloeock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
TUESDAY, OCT. Us
ty half past Mice o'clock inauy Members were in do'
Hume. Sauce Illy last
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token place ; the must compirtions me. ilie raising ul ituo
rails aIIiOVC the barks of the ileitis, generally ra:toti the
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Lome lUlll* ON tuck.—As suuu as Lolly Jleutkers seer,
psesemt, the took his real. t beta acre theis
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R. Wilson, Sir W. Caws, tee.
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