The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-10-09 00:00:00

&se, if the Conn* bad -omitted. in Ists ettithfremintinaV
ion to lay a proper foundation Cur his tlefenge, it was
sometimes the practice, and it was much better at cer-
tain times and seasons, to break in upon the ordinary
regulations.
Lord Livnteook thought that if the Counsel for the
defence deemed it neces,ary to their ease, this was
an instance in which such an allAiaute should be
granted. •
The, Loan en ssect.Loa stated, that it was consistent
with the practice of Courts below. in grave and impor-
tant cases to call back a witness, lie had now to put
the question that the witness, lajemei, be called to the
bar. This was accordingly agreed to.
TIP. Lout) Cnasccent.on stated. that :11 point of strict
form on an occasion like the present. Cie question ought
to he put by the Lenart, hut as the Cum t coq,ld not
.pos-
i-as information requisite to the.tate t.ie queition, they
would allow the Counsel to suggest what question they
might think fit.
Mr. BROI;GHA:4.—" Ant 1 to be confined to a single
question?"
• The LORD CHANCELLOR answered in the negative.
The Earl of LIVERPOoL suggested that as the witness
'Could be same time in coming, the Counsel should pro.
teed to some other business.
Mr. thtorattass said he understood from his Learned
Friend on the other side, that Signor 31ajoeci would be
t •eie iu a few minutes.
The LORD Citastcri.Loft.—Take yonr own course.
[At this moment the notable Signor was perceived
making his way up to the bar. lie seemed to tie aunt
what perturbed at the thoughts of the irksome sitnati ????
be was about to he placed iu : but he, nevertheless, put
on as undaunted a look as he was capable of.
Jiminiine.lbr Mr. BRoUGHAII through the COVET.—
Ask hint tt healer he recollects haring seen William Cat--
tin:4ton. the servant of Sir W. lien, at 'lnfluent i—Non
mi ricurilo.

tot! remeraher ever having. seen Sir Woo. Hell's
Erik servant near Rome any where?—Non mi ri-
cord°. •
[Here a gcuoral expression of ridicule hunt from the
sirangers helow the kir, fur which they %live called to
order by tile House.]
Do you remember ever having seen Sir irm.
English servant any where ?—I have semi him 1 :kink
at il4une. but not nt

J/itl von ever tell any one that Ihroll Omptetla in
ployeirsonte one to get the keys eif her Royal High-
pros, in order to have others made like them ?—This,
1 do not recollect.

Did y4lll ever tell to Sir Won. tie:;*4 servant any thing
of that Lind, or to the like effect ":-1 bare never spoken
of this.

DU rem ever tell him that a per.on had been em-
ployed'fsr the aforesaid purpose by thoptetla, and that
Ise confessed it to the Police, and bad beets
charred in consitittence ?—I never had any such con-
e. r=ation.

Hid coo ever tell any one that Hi thillTrineess hail not
oriterea her servants to take no notice of the conduct of
thrytedi. you would yourself have killed him like •
dug sifter said any such thing, these things are
quite new to me.
Did you ever speak ofthe villainy and int:rethink of Baron
()implode after hating AO long eaten and drank in the boom,
sod for Insley/ brought suspicion on HIS servants !—Never.
Did vou ever talk of Ouiptiala to the English sort ant of
S.c Wiilism Heil by name?—Yes er, net er.
Question repeated I—Never.
Mr. Rcovon•n said he ha .l nothing more to ask of the
witness. sad ailed If he 'lsiaht be allowed to reran William
Carrington kw the purpose of Deviating the testimony
to:ey hadjett beard.
'rim Loan I'irtu:m.l.on allowed that certain oeeasions
might arise tu warrant such a proceeding, but it was say
irregular. .
Mr. BOOCORAM was envious to confront Ilsjocel with
Careiwoon, and la order to prevent him from siterept-
I. gto he! te r himself ander the plea that he had said these
I. dugs to some one. though he did not know who.
'l'see Louis Cnsscakkott.—rot had batter ask Ida, If be
sorer mild them I/ gay Odle.
Lord Livenroot. begged the House to eousider how far
they were going in admitting the witness /0 be called bark
fo- the pi r,sese of re-exassiaatios. He was [mere/L.llr.
:g Vint special perinksion should on special grotrods be
gr:rted. but behoped the House would look at such a license
a:tit pet slier jesioasy.
Had yen ecer any conversation respecting a certain Ger-
man Baron. with any extras agent name en you enentioood is
y,iir last examination. gadabout flitse keys !—He did not.
; fe wes then oreltr.4lto withdraw.

WM. CARR:WT(3N was again called in and examined.
Wig did you he-sr hinjoeri any respecting the Baron
C.istesla I—lle told me he had beets on • visit to the
Prlicess. and employed the chambermaid to procure false
keys for the Princess's room.
Did he ever tell you that a person had been so eniployed
and dkeliargid in consequence 1-11 e slid.
lYd he aver speak of the ingratitude of the Baron I—Yes.
he complained of his ingratitude. Having been so lung in
the house and mussing the servants to be 'neglected.
dad he (dims speak ut the Baron I—l es. often.
Did be peak of satisfaction f—Ves. lie said. -that
if he met the Barou, he would Lill him like a dog.
nu you remember at any time the Princess going to the
bvsl-side of Sir Wm. Gen when he was unwell ! —Yes.
Where did you see tisk !—At Brunswick and it Naples.
Was he on the bed ! tt Brunswick he was on a sac
and at Naples bn the bed.

Cross-examined by the ATTORNLY•OZNORAL.

Where was it that you had this supposed conversation ?
—ln the yard.
Who was present I—lle was then alone.
What was he dying ?—lle was preparing the carriage to
go Rome.
What were you doing I—l was accidentally walling
about.
Did Sir Wm. dell go to Romet—lie did.
How dint he go to !twee I—He went in a carriage.
What day did this Decor I—The day we went to Rome.
liow long before I—About an hour.
In what mortht—ln July.
In what year 1-1.417. '
You speak of the second time when Sir 11'm. OA saw
the Primes, at Rome I—Yes.
►That was the year, 1817, or 1018 ?-1 think 1817.
Can ton not speak MON particularly to the time ?—I
cannot be certain as to the time, there was a year between
his first and his-second arrival.
Did llriteep In the house of the Princess ?—No.
Where did he sleep ?—At sa hotel.
How far is that hotel from the house in which the
Princess resided?—About a mile and an half.

Did liv use to dine with her Hoye! Highness ?—Yes.
And pass the owning at her house ?—Yes.
And snarl, to the hotel ?—Yes.
gow often did Sir William dine with her Rove
glibness ?—1 Null, say how often, he dined frequently.

Re-examined by Dr. Luso I MOTO N.
You say you saw her Royal Highness twice at Rome?
Via you hear of Omptoda on. your first Journey to
Rune?—No.
Hail you any conversation with the servants of the
Friars.% on that fitst visit, respecting Omptegla ?—No.
Then it was on )our mooed visit to lamas that you beard
et Vowed* I—Yes.
• Pmts.-110w long weal yea a midahlpioao f—L lett
at• servieoin 1811.
• bow loot woes you a saldoklpaiuk I—About I Welle-
s. oh.
Do you sadorstsad llalias I—Yes„ a Sitio.
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