The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-10-14 00:00:00

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be itt a state of reacii nom to he
thatitdid not secgtiat WSW to mit,..• .
Did Too consider KietelK ;di Ilitk
nommdsteittinii with.the fivnitsen Of them 1011110114:•11
thnetlit he was the best person... • ••
%Vhdt, was your immediate retreat * esniding bits
beck ?..I.That he might make the munnunlentloss I have
mentioned.
. Now win you ventnee to fay that .the iIY IM any
one witnessed:ohms been examined, Is resident,st
to which place you rent liastelll?.7-Ngrov having wen..,
the families, I cannot say I have no knowlediMof Ahem.
Do you not know Sir, that all the sateen*, except
Majeseei, have stated their residence at OM Met' of thi4.,
House, and that. only one (Majocci) resides at Milts f•-• it .
I do nut recoli-ct. , • •
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• Yon have stated tl•at be might melee at ildlian
or seven days and return io the saute time?—Yes. ; •
You alley seven days on. an average!—That
not he extraordinary diligence for a courier. . : • '
111 von mean to sal.. that you think a courier eon%
with die otntett diligence go and rerun in 14 daysjo....4:-
think lie.could.
Did ynu expect that Raste/li 'would .km 9 donenettli •
I can't say what were my expectations. 1 SepPellnk
might. • . . • • ••
What time then was there for him to bave.ctittnnin‘:"
cased with the families ?—He might have arrived it /44 •
lan on the lush, and there *veld then have been time.. •
Did 1,;olonel Brown in his letter to von, state the ell
of Rattelli's arrival at Milan ?-4 don't tecollem. •‘. e.
Cho you tell on looking at the letter.?—Yes. ' • .
flare von any Objection to give the date beer em
objection toto prodnce any pert 4'94 sloefisiVtidetitr
mace the and Colonel Hrosen...i • •
The Noble Earl declined asking ID% Pewell-any tier/•:
questions.
Hy a Piaa.—Have all the persons wbo were ill-tram.
cJ at Dover, ret;trneil to Italy?-1 believe so; Resta*
wit nee.
Wa' there a woman amoag thern?—Yee. .•• •• .
Did Itastelli bring more than one set of nitnemes?-as
I iirt't recollect.
(an you not name the witnesses whom hr Peron&
I don't recollect all their names. • -
Can you, upon inquiry, ascertain them?—Yes.,.
Can von state the greatest distance of the rosidence
front Milan of these witnesses?--10. .
Do you think he could communicate with all the
?—Y-

milies res. - -
The Earl of Ltventoot here raw. and Mil e
t Una -
there could no possible abjection to the giving dis
of Rastelli's arrivnl at Milan. •
The Earl of LAutteavaut said that he considered
the whole of this examination irrelevant and itm•
proper, and he should object to its Wog print,
ed in the Minutes. The witnesses had stated. that,
residence, and now the House was examining tlns
Agent, soi to that same residence. as what a situation
'he would ask, would the House God itself, if the Agent
were to contradict the winsome., and give a different
residence. He should object to this evidence built
printed.
Mr. BRGCGRA3I here rose, and claimed his grate—
Mr. Powell.

crnli-examine .ar. .
The Goap CrWiCst.l,olt--" Their Lordships WM lA' •
ye finished."
Hy the Earl of DAltitLET.—Under whose
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the.* witnesses at Cottne-thirden ?--1 cue ift
1 suppove under that of the Government generilly.
Bo I mean under whole immediate control ?....t.'nlee
the c ntrol of several ret.onl; I cannot say.
I cannot reconcile this with your former sestet
saying, that you yourself sent Rastolli away. ;Do you
know by whose order Fellow hare• seemot.lo-441119,
witnesses ?....I Myself have given diesiationer that Gnome
persons should see the witnesses; en* I have *des*
th .t Irranger may be reclodstd. . ..
ley the Earl of Denoe.—cr these witnesses ass
not under your control:!, by what authority tiid ywn
send ItAstelli away e.-.As agent in this business. •.
Then did you of your own mere motion; without
communication with any Erie else, send him away ?•-•••.
I don't recollect. I made no touceeltneet of my tie
tentlen. .
I do not ask yon wbethsr ;ton concealed row had
tention ; I ask you if of your own head yea took moos.
yenrself to send him away ?—I do not recollect; it if.
possible I may havr mentioned it to some one else, r !,
Then you NW him away, although you-'tell ult.'be
is not under your cpntronl ?-1 certainly mut Ma.
away. I, As agent of this prosecution, *eoliths away.
Mr. Paounnase wished to ask the witness. who rag,
his employer in this hnsiness. It was most essential iso
the detente that this fact should be ascertained, and this
was the tirst witness capable of gDing information lipbh
this subject. is it, said the Learned Counsel, df we
moment to me to know who thaprineiple petty es rho
other side really 1. ? If I knewhrbo the partrwee4 pot.
eottitst that I may not be atilt to .bring in reideme
speeches and declarations that materially osilet
my defence. But 1 am in .otteVstneranee ellott skis
point. I know not whether this' *utter may hoe .a.
" kelt habitation and a name," or that. be may bat
N vanikh into airy nothing." If I knew what. be Writ.
may be, filiVin bring out of its own mont.b—if It hero .
one--eriiente in favour of my client. Let theist yob,*
the party, and I will allow the benefit, of silent to,
their agent, But. if I am to -ipontead with 104*
speechless being, without member, feint, Or -iimulsotk
if I am to 6s,•id with shadows, .Wlth airy held.pite
somethiro or nothing—either or neither— . •.• .
The Lord Coo :rectum here rose' and said
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sorry to offer any Interruption to Counsels bet Ise.Ws.
!tended that the question now before the Hone* OM:.
connected with the sending swat at the. etttoutt.',ang
the oherrvation of Counsel should tie enlist* *AM%
and that only. .
Mr. 8R0C611.01 then proceeded with:bis *seal
Previous to Ilastelli being sent to Itaiy.te the ak•
your knowledge and belief, how man/ of *hi ~
had been sent bitch to the north of Italy!.-4
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'know of any; to the best of toiltstotrledga and
nonl.
Will rota undertake to twee *Slott it that tuna-!has•
Itissell; was sent hack, von did not know asetheliettathat
some of the peptone win, had came to this. taatttty lOC
witnesses. had retorted to the north of holy feeate C 4
best ef my knowledge and bellet noire. .. • •
The question relates to wits' esocs WhP *FM Ml*. t MIN:. '
mined at all. Ana 1 to understood sop io awegribst
ofthose witnesses wholi ad not beanextutined bid seta ' •
tent back to the. Italy?-1 lids* no n*1114606
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person —I base otrivotwhedge of any periofrossilim
belief of ant-person who tau biter. bow dug agg •
•iiantiOed. being sent bank to .- Thee,- MP* M.
oen stagy persons here. mar AMlKeti
gm know ; and I csonot take opott.Upaittsgsay. Sp..
that none of thosespersons retereed:
/tot I to 'tinderitand yeti to swear galitsteils
when Rastelli wit meet mellow er oth ' .
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