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Lemlehlre attention: I allude to that past which splataiill
w eosin eation held between the %vetoers Majorette tied Ca-
mersaad in which Careers invites Ilajneetia to Morel* the
menet of the Prineese Msjnrrhi says, • Camera said to me,
some bark into the service, and she will pay you foe the
Italie with twee be.. out of her service, slot all the damages
yes slay vile. stirred; and 1 told Camera to give me beet
my paper, because, I said, rather than 1 40114 go track
MI6 the steaks of her koyal Highness, on 'teenaged of the
poesouil about her, I would go and eat grass.' I slid support
Causer! would be called for the purpose of contradretiog
that e ,4,aajusainu, ftn, my Lords it shoo appear that tosIIMI
sitraitio: was made to get back Sleirechi iolu the service re
bra 1"-yal Highness, as well as his terelicate. We meat
IMM 5, the losternent of Majocehi tie distinct and marred,
tersest Camera might hive been called to gootradiet his.
WAy was ate so .seisms to get him harp into her service
hot Sir the ;impost of goithholdise his testimony ? Them
bee been an codes our to throw ale* impression on your
Lordships minds by staterneets as to alejecebi, which have
mei been proved. I say, my Lords, he is sot contradicted
soy way that is not open to a fair explanatiuu. My
Lords I beg leave for a moment now to direct your Lord.
ships attention to something which fill front Dr. Lustiest.
'toa, with respect to a poop, which, nit s former occasion,
1 bail the honour of leading to your Lkwdebips—it, was irs to
the judgment of Sir Wm. Scott, in Lavedsle and Lovedale.
Mt.'s I stated.the passage, 1 staled that it bad nothing to
• with the facts Of this case, because they bore so analogy
to the present. My Learned Friend would bare you believe,
however, that it is • doctrine applicable only to that ease.
stale it to be a general duos ins and so, I aria sure, foar
Lordships will perceive it iX.—(Here the learned Geeing's*
read that part of the judgment of Sir Was. Scutt which Me
▪ alhohol to in the case of Lovedale and Lovedale, Abdi
runiinned :)—" Now, my Lorile. I ask your Lordships wises.
thee l ain not correct in slOing Oat this Was laid down as
a general rule of law applicable In aft inhjecis of this kind
My Learned Friend, Dr. L3•lsiogion, has stated, and we
have had many statements of the same description, that there
has been in, :moaner of a Bill of Divorce where the female
was forty• five years of age. Now see how rash my Friends
are in all their statements. I find, that no further back
than the year 1816, a case in the Court of Arches, be-
tweet Barlow and Barlow, in which the age of thr female
was 46. I sin not state This on account of the importance
of• it, but wit rely to *hew bow iaraistMus my friendi are.
e bow 444, ought to be on our rind, and perhaps you
isuelst in he as much on your guard as to statements made
by us, oarless founded on evidence. My Lords, 1 have stated
to your Lordships that I .Its tint Intend to go into the general
detail as to what took place at Naples; but I just ad-
vert to the Iwo points which is mimosa:4llo destroy Demont's
testimony. She states that her Royal Highness seemed to
her to retina early from the opera. Now Sir William Cell
has stated it was late; lint I M g leave to direct your atom-
iite to the evidence of Mr. Reload Craven. That Gentle.
maws evidence throughout has been of.* match shure:cae-
Huai and correct description thaw Sir W. Gell's. He says in
simmer to a question, at psle 5'24, "1 should Ilnink it end, d
redo r later then oarial." Now' my Lords, is that to de-
struy the evidence of Disavow ? The other point lo which I
allude is, the dress at the masked ball. Now Mislaid
does nut slate that it wos indecent —at page 554, abe de.
scribes the meaner she was dressed, as the Genina of His-
tory. She had her arms bare and her breasts hare, and the
drapery seas in the same way as the Genius of HisturY. Sir
William Gen states that conssalerableexpectalidit was raised,
the door was opened, the Princess aleicendled as the Gentles
of History, nod placed a crown on the bust of Murat—that
if was like s f fah of lightning, hot That be saw sulthicig in-
decent in the dress. Mr. leeppel Crises soya it did sot ap-
pear to he itolecent Now, lily Longo, great stress is lstd ens
that lA.( as to the hie tits cot being bare. I will draw your
Lordships' rectilleetrou sills n alert to what happened about
Allte Pietore of the Prints sit rite term made use
of war, that the gorge was un▪
covered, which was Hoer-
poet' d tin she first Moaner to mesa the breasts; hut the other
Interpreter meet fen d, and said it might either import breasts
or aerk, and then she said it cause abort half way down the
breams. Now we must not he uncharitable, but must put
11. c same construct' on this part of the evidence is was
given to the vubletpient part.' Your Lordships cannot fail
so recollect she imp, taut fact stated by Mr. Williams, time
he would prove that on the opera night at Naples, the wise
glow of her Royal Higners's room blew open, and she
called one of her attendant', to shut it, sod that then
she w.s in her little travelling best That willise4 tiU
not Orin called, and I think t can explain Wlt'y he ha's Dot
teen called. In answer to a qIICIIIIOII put by me to gfetird,
it turned on,, that it was the aright of the airoul at Naples
that the Munn was ; if this had not runic out, the stormy
night would have been endeavoured to hate been made the
1,1), ra night. We moat all be snack at use change of her
suit, as cempaiest with Naples soul Pesaro. At Napier she
Si, 'An room,. it Sty sspi viable people, hut at Pesaro we find
L. r aursootoodod by the blown: me, Olivieris, Varialtf, and
sober passs,.ns of a sinsilar character, meal of them hieing
ethro fp: who had ill 4..1 ender Btlailparle. My Lid-, for
• at. wife of his Royal II ightoess, and the deuebter of the
out:, of Bried.wiak. Ilia was a lOWA extraortliom y selection'.
lie daughter atilt- Doke or B. nes* ick least s. lected those
toe rokona oho hail serf.. in the Walk/ that had &overturned
O.! o mime of h.. fade. r —that army u loch haul driven her
its ai :or I • Its .hunt omit's, be vows olz In as r to sheath his
serudil till he had 111,lalf/ ii his falk f'• dealhlllat !Mother
sweso hing exam raeks of the old armies, for the par.
Pose of udlstursg hr .upload to that great coefluct who h eon-
b udiosi ihr liberty sost it:dependence of the rooms y. Tloose
ate the tootle 'duals whom the daught• r of the Duke of
is,lab..lllirit. shoos the stew of the Duke of Blunsoirk, hat
selected as associates itt Its r retreat al Pesaro, withdrawing
hems all sort& ty of English person's who sorrow:dee; tier.
Cats shut be explained in soy olio r way, eacept by ref r.
flak to that •11.olote ol ttttt mion which was & oce.oal over bee
lay &Trams ? llmi,l It be from chore' I aiiswer, Nu; it
was, d I may ate tie ixprrasiou, of being us" messed. My
lands, to accosoil for all this we air told, that she was
• forced into exile awl banishment. My Lords, the leaving
Ms co•ulry was her own will, and hie non a-Amino y act;
yet we hem berm told, that this was n b toistintiail, and that
all sloe roil.. epitome, has• results. from that banishment.
Good.Groi! 1.11.11 a, *lilt roma ivo net{ 1141.4- beta ball'
In ilw elute etages of this nouns y, appeals were
few* to the reign sir Henry VIII. and toe clueltiel ca-
sino-4 in that reaps by that Mouaitli; but we lweame
u... 1 to float, and th. y wire nut iii ought etsf4tient to
make an tat pormouts son our minds. and in the tali stage
ill tots 'liquify, to my *ono at, to my antazetneut and utter
a.tuunotootorm, toy Friend, Mr. Densuais (whose character as
a mum hush its public and Wylie life I hare editor& loved,
and admired), dared, I pry dared (for 'nu other sword is ap.
p.icable to such a solijo et,. to say that w the history of the
Wvlld, in the reword aid moral world, there was nu pato,.
/via. the eon. her 114.).41 Ifighnees haul received, sonless in
she acuslv 4.f Rome, ils Ils worst Iltrlt•d, sutler its Warat and
a...• 1 ltd.•lll4.ras Goers hers. My Loud.. the Pcieeess of Wales
ts bold to stand its Ilw solo:doom of Oct as to. What air to
uurtnues .thArer• as V 01..; are preferred
et,...atisiet the liorg.triintea of this tuition) 'Lords Or.
tams es.. one of the r.mt purr and spade sit twinge the retold
se, ..canoed, :met she nag ihifead eith aerimu,al into r•
✓oars,- snip a slave, a itlinett n sernhlatote of I tOlb its nl ; she
a, , 4.sf the slare—ato.: bad ace& a promoted bun
• tied 111 'Cr "JIMA, the same worn with the
stave, • . evolver.; .atua wire sent In banishment.
his'l.ur was toperoltty retailed. •Whal then book
plav e. . .use moat nofterntoms,of nom, a moist(' who had
1.4.. r 4r; *}',}tern torsetuister lois "ale mother, Agtioole
•as applied or by itegol est of lots wife,. tos la.?.
NOWT, as that yew It owe had an ;O&M& sew interconrse '
onto tier (said Neto). itordeyuis shall undergo a nominal
ut eine shall vire eveatually rewarded." The
rootesso... uaasleuousit ' wneritsten for proof—Octavin was
▪ imad-se.. intottot water—she died—her head
"pay In; Styr busty aukwas sent to Nero to glut in his
cruelty :Jy ..00ds, theboopulace and he were acting to-
getba rau Ulu most infamo_p• transaction. Now, ray Lords,
what a. r to say then‘ ben Counsel like my Hun. am!
Laterite. I ivied, beet possible (reheats on all
title justified to come lulu a Court
We• d
sod Its tar lhot the ma of umlaut bears may
h.Le:.a. t 4 111) rat /144 hifore your•Loidships, sod sot only
so •t wears .ices to Site Cale, but Ibot it is the sell oat
th.it snit le pal la sendatt:llos "laid My Lords, I confess
shot- era I Leatal :Ms ay • tiddled —1 hardly cadet.

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