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tiree saW-satisfied them, mad would. lie had no dou'lit,•satisfy ••
Ltiiiiships, that such was the fall, and he would tell
them .why. Her Majesty carried crn her arm a pillow on
'Which s'he always slept,, and this, at 'the time she was reel)
she was evidently carrying front BeTgaini's -room to her Own.
Their Lord Ships Were . told not to decide from appearances—
here was that which afforded a reasonable presumption of the
guilt of the parties. That fact alone, in any common case,
would satisfy a Jury. of the criminal intercourse carried •on
between-them; and when 'that was connected with the other
cireumitanceS which he had' already stated, and had •yet to
state, What doubt could remain on -their Lordships' minds
-At the tme she was- seen •with the pilloW, her Majesty
was itodressed • • 'This was an important fact, and in his opi.
rityi 'lett no doubt of her guilt. At Genoa the child of
Was brought to her- Majesty; and site conceived
such an extraordinary attachment to it, that she was ne-
ver satisfied hnt• When it was with her. It slept with her,
wits treated with every attention. and was, be believed,
at tact dignified with the title of Princess. The child 'na-
turally caoiceiced' an affection fur her Majesty, and -if she
• awoke.when the Queen had withdrawn herself, would cry
for " Manima," for so her Majesty permitted the child tireall
her. On these occasions the servants had heard the Countess
, of Oldi frying to quiet the child, hut they heat d nothing to
lead theMtn believe t hat' the Princess was there. They there-
fore 'concluded that she hail lett the child, after retiring
with it-as it appeared for the night.' At Catania it was that
her Majesty having before advanced her 'Courier Bergami
to be her Chamberlain, got him made a•Knight of Malta, and
frOm that time he was styled " His Excellency" by her Ma-
jesty and her suite, but in addressing him the Queen-was tie;
customedto call him 'cMonsieur Chevalier." Nothing but
the unwo.rthy passion -which she had conceived coul4 have
betrayed her Majesty into acts like those which he had de-
scribed. Whenfirst she visited Catania, the Nobility there
were.desirons of paying her that attention which was clue totter
exalted rank, hut it was soon observed that she who cared for
no society but that.of her paramour, had little value for their
regards, and her intercourse with the Nubility then grew less
and less, From Catania her Majesty Went to Angusta.
It was now four o'clock, and a number of
Peers intimated a wish to adjourn, whilst_others
requested that the Learned Gentleman should go
on 13ut upon his replying to a question from
one of their Lordships, " That he had not got
half throUgh' this disgusting narrative,"
Lord Li..VERXQOL moved .au adjournment,
which was immediately assented to.

LIST OF THE NOBLE PEERS

WHO DOTED AGAINST cALLINq IN THI; COUNSEL

TO PROCEED `WITH THE BILL.

Duke of Gloucester
Sorneriet
Grafton
Bedford
Devonshire
'St. Alban's
. Portland
-
• • 1-Imui•ton
• Argyll
Leinster _
Marq. of Lansdown
DOwnshire
Earl of Derby

Earl Fitzwilliam
Hardwicke
Darlington
Ilehester
Wahlegrave
Grosvc nor
Fort escue
Carnarron
ltosslyn
Rowney
Grey
NUM()
Breatlalbqne
Roseberry •
Bessborough
Darnley
Blesington
Visct. Bolingbroke
Torrington
.1-1-uoct
Duncan
An:ton,'
sion, the Earl of Gui
and Lord:Calthorpe

Visa. Clifden
Downe
Lord nacre

Save and Sele
King
Sondes
Holland
Ducie_
Hawke
Foley
Sherborne
Kenyon
Auckland
Duuttas .
Yarborough
Call horpe
Gvrydir
Alvanley
Erskine
Prudhoe
Belhaven.

Sufhiik
Denbigh •
Mallet

Essex

Albemarle
Jersey
Oxford
Cower
Stanhope

the second
Grey'sa`thendinent,

ford voted for Lord
Igainst it.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed on Saturday Night.
MEATRF. ROYAL. DRURY LANE.—Othello: Othello, Mr.

Kean. After which, Modern Antiques.
THEATRE ROYAL, HA YM ARK ET.—.EXChatlgt! no Robbery. After
which, Personation. To which was added, Pigeons and
Crows.
Tfrta,i•raiißOYA r„ ENGLISH OPERA Houss:.—Woman's Will—
A Riddle. After which, 'I 1e Vampire.

PRICE OF STOCKS
•
• Tilts DAY AT ONE 0-CLOCK.
3 per Cent, Red. 6Ball Ea A Dint: Anti. 17 15-16ths
8 per Cent.Cons.....6S 674/ 18 1-16th,
4 per Cents 184 87 India Bonds
per Cr. Nary Ann..... 103 Ex. Bills, ed... 3s. Is. 3s. pr.
11:1.q 103 , Cons. for Account 6R 61 65
imlia Stock

MAILS.— •
ArtRIVEI)-2failin, 2 Waterford, 1..1-lolland, 1 France,

--....-.
1 Hamburgli, 1 Flanders.
DrE-1 Holland, 3 Gottenhurgh, t LiSbon, 1 Flamburgb

HIGH WATER AT LONDON' BRIDGE TO-MORROW,
Nloraitig, 35 :nitwits after o.—tlvenin4, 8 minutes after