The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-10-18 00:00:00

o ..s hail deposed evilest the Queen. After what had
.. THE QUEEN. •
o• cercetk the conotry ought to base a guarantee friow -::' '--,• "I .\'?
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its proper (patter, that theme persons wouldbe feeth•
toning fur punishment in case that their perjuries de. .BOUSIL OF LORDB.—(Teas )Montana.)set resf it. As it was a matter known to him, of his owns There wis a full ittendence of Peers this !nothing%
hoowleslge, that one of the witnesses had sworn falsely. .
he was the more urgent upon this topic, assid hoped the:
• ' though in general, fear of • their Lordships attended
Aohie Lord would give his assurance that the witnesses , until after prayers had been read. That ceremony
so:ild nut be enabled to leave this country, as long as i being performed, the Peers were called over. Tbs.
Th.:re was a, probability. of proof being 'adduced that . defaulters were Lord Altanley. the Earl el Murky,
- -I Committed petjury. He fully agreed with his and the Dukes of Argyle and Mt. Albaus.
Friend that it was not the Queen who was I Counsel were then called in, and •
11, but the Mlnistets. They were the real I The Loan Cuter Jerrie' .of the King's-Bench,
all he could say to theta was, "God give
addressed the House, and stated that, as there was
. deliverance."
IGo a s declared his conviction, that the Bill some differener of opinion between himself and his
aid Penalties was a Bill of lies and falsehood. ' brethren, respecting the questions submitted to them
MIT observed it had been said, that out of the I by the Douse, they would, with the permission of the
35,000/. a year to the Queen, the law ex- ! House, deliver their opinions separately.
ter Majesty should he paid as far as his vote I Lord Busstxe rose, and proposed a third question,
expenses never should be paid by such means.
:stay asked whether there was not a power of for the consideration of the Judges, but we could mit
the witnesses in this country by law. I distinctly hear the terms of the question. It varied,
vrgotexxv-Ostrist4L relied in the negative. however, very little from that proposed by his Lord.
xsyr then began to express his regret and suf. ship yesterday.
those witnesses who had perjured themselves The question was agreed to, ant was accordingly
les of Order, order.) submitted to the Jud.
' to the 23d November. Lord ESPKIYIE suggegesstid that• the Judges should
deliver their opinion ups the tiro first pestions,
but— .

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LONDON:
'ESDAT 'VEXING. OCTOBER 18. 1820.
STOCK:WFWANOE. ORs o'Cloek.

ands.during these few days put have been to-
steady. owing in a great measure to the dearth
• business, which, notwithstanding the open-
Reduced Four per Cents. he. has not
increased. Consols fur the November
Ire been from 674 to 674, and closed
6744. This morning they opened at that
being a holiday at the Bank. there
been much doing, though a very full attend-
• members took place, under the expectation
thug might have arisen in the Honse of
l• ast night to cause some fluctuation ; but
being the ease, they soon dispersed, and the
continued the same up to this time.

isbon mails arrived this morning. bringing
from that Capital of the Bth. It appears
thing was then quiet, and that the re-
continued en account of the two different Om
:.he Oporto and Lisbon) having joined.
express arrived yesterday from Paris, stating,
French Funds, Five per Cents. bad risen to
The cause was not knows.

ineetieg of the House a Lords this seerning,
Cola, Jcsetra of the Court of King's
stated, that as there was were dilierenee of opi-
himself and his brethren respecting the
snbniitted to them by the :lease, he re-
permission to deliver theit opinions separately.
however, to the delivery of these opinions,
.ss proposed a third question for the
of the Judges ; on which the Lona
A having observed, that as the third Ines•
be connected with the two first, it appeared
e that the Judges should consider the third
before delivering their opinions or the pre-
- Judges again retired, tad in abort an hear
and read their opinions from a paper. With

the first question proposed by the LORD
,ciao', their Lordships wereof opinion that the
question was not admissible; the next, pro.
Lord Basktma, they 'slavered in the mega.
with respect to the third, they were of opt.
should be divided Into two heads t rin e.
of a coaspiracy meld be received, but a
spousal. tiptoe it t dad secondly, that it
be for the consideration a the Judge
evidence world -bear nOoa the case--
retirement of the Judges. some erWODCD
of no nsatsebal consequence t and alter

of the Judges was pretionaeod. sod some
. comities& thereon took piece, the tritons,
evidence had oteseioned the reference to the
again called to the bar, lied •contisoed
mined.. w►en our paper west to press.
was a clerk* the Qvasx's Arse abroad,
that VILMACARTI beibed him le give hive
1) her MAJMITY'S papers—and he did

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the eases.
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The Lonn CHaNtELLoa said, that in Lis opinion,
it would be better that the Jets ges should consider the
third question before delivering their opinions on the
two first, as the third :night possibly be cuturcted
with them.
The amended suggestion of the Noble and Learned
Lord was adopted, and the Judges retired for the
purpose of considering the question ner. ly submitted
to them.

Lord K EXTON then roses and said that a gentleman
who had given evidence at their Lordships' bar upon the
present question had requested him to inform the House,
that since giving that evidence, he had•reason to believe
he bad made a mistake, which, with the permissium of
their Lordships, he would correct. The gentleman in
question was Mr. tirenville Sharpe; and tit!, niistake
was merely, that in describing the Eastern dance lie
had mentioned the Bishop of Calcutta, and his Lord-
ship as having keen present. Mr. S. had now reason
to believe, that neither the Bishop nor his Lady
were present. —(:\ laugh.)
Mr.ORANV I LLE SHA RPE was then called to thellar,
and re-examined by Lord K Exton. He correitted the
mistake, anil added, that he helieved he was .correct
in naming the other Noble and respectable persons
as having been present at the Eastern dance ; and
that in all other respects his evidence was perfectly
Coffee.
Mr. SHARER then withdrew, and
Mr. BROCUHAN said, he had to offer in evidence two
letters, written by the late King to her present Majesty.
He could easily prove the band-writing. Probably sons*
Noble Lord who was acquainted with his late Majesty's
hand-writing, would be good enough to prove the inters
thee is hie halal
After some passe, the Earl of larea root. resie; awl
said, he had Ito objection to be sworn : and his Lordship
was accordingly sworn by the Lord Chancellor: The
Earl proved the letters to he the hand•writing et the
late King.
The LORD CHANCELLOR desired that the letters Might
be marked by the Clerk of the House, and they were
marked accordingly. His Lordship inquired the dates.
Mr. BROVIIHAD answered they were both dated from
Windsor Castle--the first in April, 17913 ; the seeood Is
November ISM.
SAMUEL NEMAN, in the absence of the Judges, was
pet to the bar and sworn.
The Gustiest...ea.—What papers are those von have
there t—They are papers describing the service of M.
ham Carrington on board the ships therein specified.
Are they copies or originals ?—Copies.
Are they faithful extracts ?—They are.
The Judges returned at within 10 minutes to eleven.
The LORD Cater JUSTICE read their opinions from a
paper. He said, they had considered the questions pro-
Cisby their Lordships with all the attention and ass-
tysthey deserved, and it was not without some embar-
rassment. that he then submitted to their Lordships the
result of that enquiry.
The first question submitted to their consideration
Was. if in a trial for a capital offesee, evidence shall be
taken, in the cross-examination of a witness for the pre-
eration, from which it is to be inferred, that the witness
C. D. was offered a bribe by A. B, (the said A. B. not
Wag a witness In the cause, or a known agent of the
pasties,) shall C. H. (though the Counsel for the pros.!e-
lion object) be brought forward and examined for the
defence, relative to his conversation with .1. B. notwith-
standing that the latter is not acknowledged to be an
went for the prosecution? With regard to that paint,
their Lordships were of opinion that the question should
not be put.
The second question that was proposed by Lord
Erskine, was answered in the negative.
With respect to the third question, they were of
opinion that it should be divided into two beads: first, that
evidence of a conspiracy could be received, but a ease
met be opined upon it. And secondly, that it would
tine ba for the consideration of the Judge, whether that
'Aimee would bear upon the case.
The Lotto CHAHCELLOR moved, that the eidetic jest
delivered should be entered in the Minutes a the
House.
Tke tirroasie-Ganaaies. soithebee in the dlseibtegir
of the duty which had been cast upon him, in the pro-
duction of evidence in this case, he had considered It ap
(Initial by their Lordships, that they would be gelded
by the rules which govern the practice of the Courts
below. It was in the discharge of that 'euphemise
duty, and to him, personally. that most unpleasant duty.
when a question had been pat whirls would net
bare born allowed to be put in the Courts below, that
be had interposed with his objection. When they had
in yesterday, it Was to object to a course of pm
mesrary to the prinriples of that lei by which
they hose governed. The opinion jest delivered
ssittsd
Aso lb* faucet' Judges supported the objection, which
bed hem pat la by his Learned Friend tee bilidellei
illeseral. He abash' have no objection to go is We
so inquiry into thu conduct a dm gentlemen mewed.
EA with the Hiles Commission, because be bow they
mould come out from such an inquiry clan of the ha.
retatioas which bad been east upon them. For hie own
part. if their Lordships thought that the preper:=
Ina they were pleased that such an investigations
be sed, they were the Judges, and it was be deem
he decide. If charges *rib m m made grist **tee patio.
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