Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-14

trough, material tor him. and which row he
came material for yonr icrdshirs. He Gays
| Yes. did make application to Schiavini bu,
| III Joke II made in oke We'll, this IS pos.
| sibie; hui II he did not make il ia Joke II.
| has poriured himself; il lie did make this ave
p'c"ton IN Joke TO what follows he mns, have
! answered, NO. Did YOU not make other APP.
| plicaiions OF 4 similar kind 10 HipropNmus
| you conla not have ioked several times; YOU
! c0nld not have jsked with several pei so,Is-
! SOn conld not have Ioked with SchiaNiui and
Win iileronthuS Non mi ricordo.'-
! NV lords, this IS a gross and wilfni petjurv
! lie frat states that he lett the Queen III order
Ia avoid The BAD peoplc by whom she tras sur
rounded and then he IL Obii<e TO admit that
. lie made application To be admitted hack. but
! he did so in joke. Thus you see nv lords he
makes use OF one inven,lon Ia order to supper
J another. My lords. you reco,lect the way ia
! which iie told YOU that he never wished to 20
( back TO his service he told /: with a flourish;
! he said Il Mou!d rather eat grass ihau 20 back
| to that house l. this true or false my lords
! DO yon believe. my lcrd. that this man would
! cat grass betare he would 20 back TO the house
| OF ihe Oueen' He admit. that he made AN
| application 10 be rcstoI ed TO his place, hut lie
( made IT in Joke NJ lords Won must moi for
| get that he made not one solitary application
he made several applications to sevsraI per.
! sons. Are yon TO suppose that he was joking
| all tue time My lords, here say, is develop
| ed the mystery OF the answer so ircon-ntiy
| slven-'No on nii iicotdo. Nj, lords this vas
his protection and sheIter-My lords, | say th,t
rank falsehHod appears on thu face OF this part
1 IL r.
| cnre not OH which branch el the alternative
! IL may resi-
| My lords l shall next call ,onr attention
only for mrmeui, TO the well paid sweaters
! the master aud mate of The polacre...Mv
| lords, there is something In The dem-anor of
| witness which is of mure Importance than the
| story he tells, Any prrsoa al all acqnaiHied
| with the c0uTts Of justice il aware, that wit
nesses of certain kind are extremely aip.
| pant-ex'remely anxious 10 give eX siauatioiis
| Which they consider important. Tho mate OF
the polacre Is precisely witness of Ihis
| KIND lie WAS asked were The guns on the
| deck eHd what was his answer! 10 bo sure
| they we've: they we're not in our pockets.'-
| My lords, this single anawer shows YOU the
| dsmeknOi oi ihis witness, who has been held
| mp by the Solicitor Gauerai all important
witness, hishiy deserving of credit Impor
tant, L presume this witness mist have been
| considered, Tor lie WAS the best paid witness
better paid than any Italian has been ever
| pad Tor any work OF lGbour which has Gem,
! 10 our knowledge. Lille has been paid my
| lords. al the rate OF 20G0 a year t 1000
n year TO the nais at vessel trading in
The 2editerrauean, anu fonrtn part owner!
| Ii THIS SUM has been given TO this man tor
comp susaiiou Tor his losses, II follows taaI TIL.
small trading ship mus bring in sun uf
! touOo year SUN, my lords, equal To
annual income IN thIs country OF from i6 10
100000. Ny lords, will venture 10 say. thai
there Is not oov AiIIp owner 10 MeSsind makes
half tins sum 10y all ihe shps he may possess
| the thigg Is unknown. l.. that country man
! OF &AOo year Is considered rich maa. fi500
a year Is property possessed by none save
the hixheSt OF The nobility. man possessing
Clear ES5OO year, wound make hls name re.
sOund from one part of Italy TO the other; he
would he considered tie richest OF the earth
Ihete Is not mao OF consideration in TINS
country that would not Try To procure letters
OF introduction tn INN wheH visiting That
place. The cobDier has famed his place IN
| history, bat la, distraction would 10 uothiu.
10 the fame oi those two witnesses living an
their great palaces OH fiO00 year. NV iords
The Captain OF the pOlacTs has been paid "A
tn higher sum than the mate; he hes been
paid sam OF f2i00 year ; ns has leon fed,
lodged maintained every expense has been
paid. My lords, this is not by way OF COM
rensajion tor The loss of his prOfits-fJr his
sup WAS not here; 10 make use OF his own
speech, he did not bring II in his pocket =
| tbonsh the owner came TO England the shin
| remained in the Mediterranean NV lords
this man, his mate aud 20 inen, with his Khip
| had been hired tor SUN OF abOnt Ome-fouTth
| parl less than he now receives foT coming TO
| swear against her majesty. But This - not
| ali-ihe witness has told you that when he
! attends on royal person, lie expects a great
| deal more than the sum named; Ia by 10 means
| limits ms expectations 30 tie sam named ; lac
locks ior much rnOre than lhe certaIu sum -
hts expectations are not limited 10 what he now
| gets tor cOmiug here 20 swear against due
| Queen. he mad been employed by lie Toyal
| person against whom Ia now appears, and ha
| told your iOi dShips thai tile asCerIaiued com
| pensatlon bore no proportion 10 the voluntary
reward which i've expected iron her majesty
| bounty OF her iiiuStr.Ous husband or Of Tie
servants OF ms majesty, who mad bTOU .ht hiIn
heTc-it he HAD done good towards ais en-
! rloyeTs-if lac had made OUT the fGr ,hem
| 1T no accident should bag pen what he would
! then got Wpulu be mere Joke, compared To
two thousand iOur hnDdfed year the rate al
winch he tells you hr u now pa.1. isfXe as that
| sum Is, and infinitely more imam snip owner. IN
ms country receive My lords, indie ueudent OF
| the reward, another motive must have opsTat.
| ed poweTini!y on tne migd OF thi, wines his
| testimony, my lhrdS, Is D0ttOmed or revenge;
| lac haS sworn thai lie had d quarrel with Bet
| eami, the Quee0s servant, whose business IA
| waste pay away money ; aud a. appears thai
| this witness complained In u memorial 10 hls
| Ambassador that Bergam refused 10 pay bilu
"a sum OF El300 which he claimed ana my
lords, II was ~ this way, II was n tonseq uencs
| OF Ilis complaint, that the witOess became &C.
qaainjed with certain persons in this country.
fiis minister. couot Ludoli IN answer 10 his
memorial, told hii' tie knew nothing OF the
oiatteT-~Dui dasITCc him 10 20 To London aud
| prefer his complaint fOi the 1880 Il was
lnen on account OF this claim on The EDgIsh
government, that he tITst CANE 10 be known 10
| persons iu Ibis country. HlA tXistence-hIs
! very name was not known, until hr sldde this
complaint gainst the Qneen and her chambers
| lain tOI mol paying him 1900; aud he came
TO London, amongst other reasons, for Tie pat
| pose at following up thai claim. 4 warrant
you, my lords, he is not likely TO see bIs way
less clearly in pursuing this claim, iB cOnsg.
qneuce Of the evidence which he has given
There are othsT matters IN the evidence OF tie
master aud mate OF the pOlacTe deserving OF
yonr attention. l think, my lords, that ths
Queen, OH board vessel, sitting with her arma
ioteItWined IOgud her mental servant, and
some times kissing him, was circumstance not
. so Insignificant az not 10 be likely 10 attract The
particular attention Of the master aud the
gate ana yet the accounts gwen bv these two
men Of this Transaction materially diffeT....
Tbs master says (psge 99) The Qncen was SIT
| Ing on "a gun and BeTgami g - supporttur he r.
| V Al at "a