The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-09-04 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, Sam nosy. Sart. IL
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si P ITI
ntinuation of the proceed*, rem the first edition
%of Saritrday's Staterama.—Crots-examination continue',
ou Lonisa Ilastont's explanation respecting the sense of
our of bee letkrs. Por a verbalist copy of the translated
letters, no die last page.)

Now hare vs soy- ;thee ?-1 mast say also, that at that
time 1 Harem attochnseat to her !loyal Highness, aail
eiretehililislost**Asrss.
.tostoormiet=4 don't remember all the circumstances
reeliettel TIM that letter.
- Irk 7 ?—Yea have seen that letter and had an oppor-
tunity of refreshing your memory.
Did you oat see it last night ?-1 saw two letters put
before me.
know that Ant did yen ant see the date of both ?
Did you not see the date of that letter from Columbia ?
—lfes.

11' ho seampanicil yogi from this place last night ?
The penes who bronght me here.
Do you mean to say no one else has seen or examined
you last night I—l have seen the people of the house.
But did you not remain nearer to the place you are in
sow some time before you went home /—Uoing out here
I went direct home.

I want to kno#, not whether she went straight home,
but whether Ass remained any *here near thr House
Emu. time before she went bowie rrtuAine,l a mo-
wn' in a roux rbure.

How long slid she remain ?-1 don't know.
Ho you man to *Wear she did not remain half an
hour store ?-1 do not swear, 1 might hare remained
so long.
Will Mn swear yon were not an hour ?—I cannot say.
What do you mean by saying a moment ?—I meant
I 'lid not remain long.
‘llll you swear you did not stay two hours ?—I do
fiat know.
Do you mean to say you saw nobody doting that
time?-1 saw the woman, and the gentleman who tame
to fetch me.

Ash het has she not been reflecting ever since on that
letter 1-1 have been redecting, but not all the time.
When you wrote that letter, what did run Wean hr
the capital of Europe?—lt is impossible to remember
at sorb a distance of time.
What plaice did you mean to describe hr the capital of
Potrope? I cannot tell what 1 meant, bei•Atte 1 some-
times write in a Womble sense, and 1 suuo•times called
Latnesone or Columbia the capital of Europe.
.krol you don't laww whether von meant to call it the
Capital in that letter t-1 don't know.
lon say in your letter you wanted money ?.—ls that
true?

wanted no money here —1 conk! get what I wanted
from my guardian.
Do vim loran to say yon were 'olivine,' by yonr fa-
ther and smuttier after you quitted the service of the
Prioress of IVAles?—My mother gave me money.
Were run assisted by any one at that time with money?
-
You mention a sister in row letter besides Mariette,
were eon smuts attached toiler ?—Yes.
Diu( yob's wish she would go into the service of the
Priners.: —Yes ; because she often asked me to get her
a plare.
What Age is she ?—.!boat 19, at that time.
What trase is yone father ?—A farmer.
Does he cultivate his own estate'—He has a small,
demesne.
.Ird he is in coottirtable citenmstanres?—Yes.
Dues hot support Wessell by his labour
He lives, dues he nut, in a small cistmge?—lies.
And he has some fussily living with him ?----My mo-
ther and two daughters.
He-examined by the S4uctvon4les RR your
father any rropeity of his own ?—My father has mane
which belongs to him.
Is that the land which hr roltivates ?—Yes.
I. it by that land amt his labour that he maintains
himself !--Yes. 1
_

Ilan you any property t—Yes.
To what amosut a year ?- -Samisething.about Lonis.
Is your sister Mariette still in the service of her Royal
Ifighnese—Yes.
Ras she any thing of her own hut her wares ?—She
ha; nothing hat what she receives from the Princess.
You told RA yesterday that yon were dismissed. from
the service of her Royal Highness for saying something
that was nut true : state the circumstances of your dis.
wisal ?
Re-eesinined by the Sottcyron-llesten s t..
She mid she was dismissed from the service of her
Royal Highness because she was in love with Sacchi.
What are the particular expressions that were used
by her Royal Higbee*. in that letter?—As well as I
recollect, the words were that the Princess esteemed
Sacehi es well as any one in the house, she did not mean
lore.
When did yon write that letter, the letter in whirl&
those evpresaions were contained, and did any one come
fete the roots, when you were writing ?—Yes, liergaini,
be saw me write it.
after Bergawi came into the room, was any one else
appointed to accompany you ?—liergami accompanied
me as far as Pesaro.
I/id you put the letter in the Post.oßice?—Yes.
Did yea. the following morning, see the letter in any
one's hard?—Yes. in the head of the Princess.
Did yen see that letter afterwards ?—ies.
Toe *tete • seemed letter ?—Yes.
To abeam was it addressed ?-1 do not recollect whe-
ther it was to Pasehhs.
Now yen did sot essmumnicate the contents of the se•
rood letter, did any one speak of it ?—I don't recollect,
it was after the wiroul letter I was distnissed.
Did yea ever say her Rityal Highness was in lore with
Saccisi?—No.
Thee was the dump Anode against you true or false?
—lt was sot true.
Mr. WILLIAMS could set we the object of this course
of re-examination, null wished to know what the Soli-
&,...tieneral was aiming at..
The Sos.eetvondlaneara. saki he wanted to show that
the wont* wade aes of by the witness in the letter, when
properly explained by her, did not warrant the charge
of falsehood, which in the creas-examination had been
sought to he established against her.
The LORD CHARCILLOR said, that if that was the ob-
ject of the. Suliciter-tieneral, he ought to ask the wit-
ness why she used these words.
Souceven-liiwana&—Whe were in the room when
her Royal Highness canuesuaieated to you the contents
of the first letter ?—M. Bergauti and several other per-
sons.
Where was liergami ?—ln the same room with the
Princes*.
Tell me what place that letter was addressed to?—To
How far is it to Milan ?-oae may travel in two or
three days by the coach.
I am speaking of the letter yon put into the post office.
`res.
How long was that after roe leg her Royal Highness's
Louse?-1 do sot know.
Did rat write any letter after T—Yes. to my sister Se-
re** (sin or seven.)
While yaw sister was In the employment of her Royal
Pligness ?—Tas.