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SECOND EDITION.

SUN-OFFICE, Hail-Past Five.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—(Tuts EVENING.)
The Debate ended soon atter.the period we
have mentioned, as to its being agreed to hear
the
question argued by the Counsel on each
side.

Counsel being in consequence called

In'
Messrs. BROUGHAM and DENMAN were

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support of the mode of cross-examina-

ton Suggested by them, and the ATTORNEY and

Sot.,
LeiTou-GENERAL against it. Mr. BROUGHAM
in the course of his reply, alluded to the superior
means Possessed by the Government, of paying

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nesses to come from abroad, and of forcing

the
and also of preventing witnesses from

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coming for THE QUEEN.
Tile Earl of LIVERPOOL, on moving the ad-
.

lent, took occasion to refer to this insinua-
tion of BROUGHAM, his Lordship declaring
in
the most unequivocal manner that unlimited

Peci-nt, -
ary means were placed at the disposal of
QuEy.N's professional Agents, in order to

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Prof-.
ure the attendance' of witnesses, and that-
whene'r.er witnesses were compelled to attend

in
s,
"PPirrof the Bill, the -same means would be
tiled to
401Tipbrilt -.attendance of witnesses on
behalf of ,y 4 r
HE QUEEN.

After a few words from Lord ERSKINE, ar-

0 that to avoid the diffit'ulties that pressed

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them, it would be advisable to postpone
the
further proceedings till the QUEEN could
Ilave her witnesses ready, and in the mean time
t°
grant her a List of Witnesses, and the parti-
culars or times and places, the House adjourned

" e received yesterday the Paris Papers of
Th •-.
148day'last. Those of Friday, which were
this morning, have not arrived. Paris con-
tit,
jaitt very tranquil. TIN preliminary proceed-
ttg's Against the Conspirators were going on
without delay.
The KING
on Wednesday held a Council of
"lister's) and transacted business with Marshal
the nut.
e de TARENTE, Grand Chancellor of the
te;
"n of Honour. After the Council, the Mi-
laiste rs
de
asi;embled at the residence of the
-e RICIIELFELT•
The accounts from Naples, of the 7th instant,
state that the utmost. silence was maintained re-
i"ting the object of the Deputation from Pa-
:111°. According to private letters, the De-
ni4tiwl went for the purpose of negociating the
tl
t'llndence of Sicily, to which the Neapolitan
Zer4lent would not listen for a moment.
le: here
is another report, on the authority of a
har from Leghorn, of a dreadful revolution
thvtlig taken place at Constantinople ; it is added,
'ne-fifth of the population had fallen vie-
s in the contest which took place.

Sath RE QUEEN.—Iter r.IAJ ESTY came to town on.
-,ruay at a later hour than usual. On her ai -
I: at the House of Lords, she proceeded to
ouiSeitiring-rootn„ and there remained, attended
144 °Y Lady Anne Hamilton and her Chamber-
-4e4 h inqUired who was being examinedt ,
to4k. her seat in the retiring-room, and did not en-
e
l'orrZe House. Her Majesty having been in-
joeri'll that their Lord.ihips were about to ad-
l're-15 she returned home about one o'clock.
astl: the
suddenness of her departure the crowd
Pers:,; So great as usual, but a vast concourse of
v°arss assembled in St. James's-square, in the
l~essipP°, the afternoon in expectation of wit-
his, 1
departure for' the night to her villa.
'rove Place at half }last five, and her Majesty
eel atnidst•the loud cheers of crowds assem-
;rippi/bis evening. her Majesty will receive the
may for Address, in St. James's-square. The
„, rate .
k b —,•lving the Liverpool Address has_ not
4.40 rd L,"° appointed. It will be presented by
Left and Mr. Creevey.