Star.
London, England, 1823-02-21 00:00:00

PORTSMOUTH CASE.-ELEVENTII,DAY.

The examination of witnesses was this clay proceeded with ,
and at the moment of putting our Paper to Press, the examina-
tion of Mr. Justice Burrough was concluded. Previous to it,
Lord Portsmouth's Soli..aor was examined, who seemed to think
his Lordship not exactly capable of managing his own affairs.—
A letter from Lord Portsmouth to Lady Portsmouth, written
in 1820, at the time of the Queen's trial, w-s read, which gave
a very distinct account of a division which h.d taken place in the
House of Lords, and was altogether a kind, well-written, ra-
tional letter.

The evidence of Mr. Justice Burrough was also very strong.
He stated that he was born within eight miles of Lord Ports-
mouth's family seat, in Ilampshtre ; that he had known him
for many years before his first marriage, and continued ac-
quainted with him up to 1814, or 1816, at:d during that period
he had no reason whatever to believe Lord Portsmouth had an
unsound mind. He had never seen the least symptom of lu-
nacy, but believed Lord Portsmouth not to have a very s:rong
understanding. He had transacted business with Mm at As-
sizes and at quarter. Sessions, though he could not recollect that
ever Lord Portsmouth had taken his seat as a Magistrate.
Had seen nothing up to the latest period of his acquaintance
with Lord Portsmouth, to induce him to alter his opinion. Re-
membered• him particularly well, on several occasions, doing all,
the duties of an hospitable latidlo4l with great propriety, and
paying 'touch attention to his guests., This was in 1814 or 1815,
in the month of September. Hadieldom been alone with Lord
Portsmouth, generally in society. • Never saw Lord Portsmouth
follow a dung-cart, ill-treat )ii servants, or 111-treated by them ;
ou the contrary, they always chewed him great respect. Never
heard Lord Portsmouth speak of anent!" as black jobs, or ex-
press delight in rinsing bells. Knew Lord Portsmouth had a
utedical attendant, but never thisught him necessary on account.
of Ms Lordship's state of mind. Knew of the deed of trust
executed-in 1799, but knew no good reason for executing it.—
Had been Counsel for Lord Portsmouth at a trial at which Lord
Portsmouth was Prosecutor, and subjected to a cross exantion..
don ; thought his answers oultegoropor ; did not see Lord Ports-
mouth get up in Court and applaud the verdict ; be bed fee
quietly talked to Lord Domingo* on matters of holiness, acrd
Lord Partusseuth always talked rationally.

Lark. .
Marquis of Heoey's y. b. Vaohh against Lord Rivers's bl. b.
Rtadyundeeidesl-.. • • - • -
Lord Rivers's r. J. Rebels beat Mr. Redhead's f.ll. Lemon.
7IIIRD DAY.—FEBRUARY 20.
• mina FLAT, AND AT ALLINCTO2I HILL.
. rots VIE coerces.
Mr. Scott's bile. and wh. dog hide beat Lord Dm:vetch's
r. dog M linden. •
• starcnrs:
Admlial Willotis Mk. d. Undaunted beat the Iteriptiof
Huntly's AL b. Vagrant.
Lord Runwlch's r. d. Mom beat Lord River s's bl. and W. b
Rakelms.
Lord Rivers's Wk. d. Rocket beat Mr. Denn's blk. b. Dinah.
Lord Ririna's blk. d. Robin Hood beat the Marquis of Hunt-
ly's 46. h. vista.
Ts. Marsels of Handy's bib. b. Vine beat Mr: Nextbey's
blk, a. Nebel. •
lord iffvers's lil. b: Itividet beat-Mr: Northey's bl. b. Nall.
. d Mica's bL d. Rex but lift. Neethey's r. d. Niles.
kre
Danes bib. b. Dainty hat L. Rivers's blk. d. Rezak*
Marquis of Howl?. -y. b. Widnes beat Lord Rheres
r. b. Ruse. •
_Lora Rivers's bib. b. Riddle. beat Mr. NOrthey'S bib. b.
. • •
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-The tweelog was attended by Lords Rims, Maynard, Ste&
broke, and Donwkh; also Adadral Wilson ; Mews. Norther
. Willtipano, Scott, etc. &c. asyell as illumerons throng of la.
skiesahles, and persons of great toefeetabllty. The
. each day wasmery good, and the: tuns, both •
--,---- . • I snitches and couples, were Sisal theitelOril;losd ;beholds",
Yesterday evening, at six o'clock, his biA.TisTT. the ark* turned oat favourable.' -' ... * .
arrived in town Bona Brighton, and will this day - Narita •• • ..
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bold a Council. ' A deepease battle was fought this morning, at half:met six,'
Wednesday• afternoon, at two o'clock, a. Cabinet 'ew ti" Paddiallicin Canal, City Road, between aprstptor,
COuttai was held at the Fortign Office, * which Sat-. mascolltirofillOanttinota baes,rg:irtory, called
-was declared hilitrnisi Itli.t. oeColaftes,er
about two hours. }bookies two of his advwsarl's,ribs. and disi—opftg his right
Mr. WALS&I, the KING'S messenger, arrived in jaw. It was for Al a side. It originated.from a quarrel the'
town, a few days since, with dispatches from Vieanli:Tearnaing "lift. '•: J, - .. ~ •
CliMatiblia Rocnom—At the don of the poll on Two* ! Turner sheaved at Randall's en Wedaewiap as did Cy. Datil.
(being the seventh and last day,)•the numbers were ;•••• Ned appeared rather dejected on escoonthtils defeat;. sed.hat.
W. S. Poynts, Esq. . • . .499 . C !build' t; tdolate, that intempeowenhealseen. his ooly.enenip,
Sir Godfrey Webster, Bars. • - • 194 • •. Cy. kb cooled will snob bobtionle• into dam Odd WWI,
Ceosequently Me forgoer was declared elected. . ._, -1 liekeral art aspiring •to tike ;site isoutlneth bits., jib) etp
Dosesesesa.—Ms. &iias hos by a public advertisement •de•.• Udell sPinstall ea. of his weigh ,t for 441200440,(t. . - • -
dined the contest for Dorchester, and Mr. Portman Is eapoctedi . 'Mai 'lts sert arm*** lo usssitto • riSs debt WPM
to be returned. • and Doris, left town on WedenedwrAir hie wealrejfkapj...
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Mr. Justice Bearavou underwent a crose-exasoinotles from
some of the Jtirymen, but nothiog was elicited from biota am.
radict the general tenor of his evidence asto Lord Portsmouth's
perfect sanity.