Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-19
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W0hfoc, capt. rogers, m 80 days from Lirer- |
poot, ne hare r'erired our London files to tie
2d Of horember. The Continental inteiH-
gence they furnish uiH be fou,d Ia on, or.
tracts. The Queens Trial tad closed. and
Captain Rogers reports verLaNy that tke
Biu Of Penalties, &c. had passed the House
81 Lords, bst that IL mas supposed IL would
be hyown out ia The House of Com-
mons. Her case uaS re,y abiy summed
up by Mr Domsm aud DR.. LushingtOn.
r'ho were followed by The attorney and Soii
citortGtntral, TIE Lord Chancellor deiirer.
ed ms optn,on ia 1t Speech of some length,
expressing has eo'iriction Of fhe guilt of tie
Queen, Of uhich tie foiioWing is the closing.
pdsSage:
But, my lords. ,oish to kmow ,rhy is MT
Bergdmi himself produced. IL is said. he
cannot be produced. That / deny L say he
might be produced: : and ia the case that has
been alluded 10 an the course of this inquiry.
NaJor Hooke Was produced. My Lords.
you hore hdd cases at your Lo,uyh,ps' bar.
where The odmtererS themselves hare been
called to prorethe adultery. Then / ask you.
'rhdt are you not 10 infer, not only from the
absence It euery member Of this fanilg, and
cf al 0thcr uitnesseS, to prore inmecence
but from the absence of man uho. If he
ue'e innocent. has imposed upon him an obE-
CATION to uhich no indiriduat mas erc,. before
s"cJected-an obligation imposed upon hin.
by all the mighty farors he has recrirei-Jy
all the circumstances Of benefit he has enjoyea
-dn obligation, Of a nature the most trans
ce,iden, 10 come before your Lordships. as a
MitncSs on behalf Of his Wustyious mistress!
~ then he might come and If he has Ills
p"~tVM obligation pressing upon him 10
c0mc-I ask, Uhy he did not come There
q I1cu eyU ;,,y a.
hare not alluded, and TO achich [ do not mean
t'aifudc. But, referring to the leading tea
lures If The case-refcrring to ,rkat occurred
at Sen'gagtia. at tie Vif!a Il Este, at Trieste,
at Cort1uhe. AMI an Cdidnia. and ATTENDING
10 tie epidenee IF all the vitnesses ,oko hare
Dee" examined im support If these leading
featurei-G attending 10 the acts IF familiarity
proved, and not attempted to be dcmied-ot
tending to the extraordinary promotion of
M'S man, and tre'y member Of his family.
with one exceptions aud, lastly, attending. to
the eradeRce Of lrhat occurred on bo.rd fhr
poldrre. L cnnRot uithdrd,0 myself from mhat
appears 10 me to be my imperative d,ty.
| namely, to express my frni behef th1t an
ddmHerOus Intercourse has taken Mace. I
| erpyfSS This opinion. brcaHSe tile conclusion is
perfectly consistent uith tie case stated and
the facts prored, falling for my guide that
principle IF lar laid dOum, that lie circn,n-
stances must be such as that a reasonable anal
plain man, addressing himself dispassionate
~ to Tie consideration If tie case, cannot
doubt Of the gn,h imputed. One word more.
and u'h that shall close ,Uhdt hare to al
dress 10 your iordShips. rs to m6at has psss.
ca Tith'n these doors upon this case, am
disposed to say nothins; neither miU take
any notice Of wh0t has passed cut of doors.
because am not supposed here to h,lo,c ii
out 4 wiH say th'S, that rhoterer has happen
ed, or whatercr may happen, ,M do mn
duty here according 10 my sense of oiufy.
waS sorry that your lO,dships ShonU Garc
heard at your bar from HE mouth of a learn
ed odrocdte SOmething like a threat. as TO the
consequences Which might foitow tie decision
OF Mis case an Jdrour IF the Bill Such
threat am persuaded viN haue 10 effect up-
o" your |ordshipS tn the Truthful discharge of
yonr duty: and that avhaieUer man be- vouy
decision, you arW to The last feel IL impera
tue Oh go" TO be- Inst and fear not" iIear,
hear.
lie ~ds loiiowed by Lord E,,shiae. rAo
~aS prevented. by an attack sinuiu, to that
which Immediately preceded The death of Lord
Chatham, from concluding has .Spseoh. THE
fohonTng as tie account giren of it an the
ConTier Of the I'd Nor.
Lord Eyskinc Aad been examining the ep,
dence md conduct Of De Mont, and uas pro
cecdi"g alta quarter past twsiue to speak of
tie testimony NJ diajOcci. uhea he saddeniv
paused, 1his ~as not particularly noticed at
t'st as it0ppeared as If his LOrdship mas
looking orer tie Minutes placed on the table
ocfore him f; bit after rome time had elapsed.
rtfhom resnming his speech, some of The
Peers Cecame alarmed. and rose from their
seats to proceed 10 has LOydShip. THE anric-
ty Of The whofe House wdS then aroused. as
the Noble Earl. fell forwa,d on the table in
Se"seleSS state There uere cries of Z" Omen
tie windowy,"-- -" Some water." IHe Lo,J
Chancellor and Lord Liverpool, erinced tie
greatest concern, and pyoceeded immeIiatciv
to Lord ErShtneS assistance. -Ihev. with
the assistance Of Ea7iS Grey, and Caruarvou
and LOyd HOiiand, gaisedhis LordshjD bui
his spccch and cOlomr were gone -IXey then
became seriously alarmed, and instantty pro
cecdedto conrey him OUt of tie House. THE
attack rus so Ssrere, that they tCere O6Eeed
htr'alty to carry his Lordship ont of The
House, dImi an adj0inine' ram.
Tie proceedings of tile House we,e con,
pfetely interrupted by this erent, and their
LoFdShipS, fOr SOn7e moments, remained in
Sfate 0 the greatest Gnriety, toitAout knoiD- |
ing mhat course to pursue
HIS Lordsh'p, ,ce lament to say, remained
an me Same Illuminate and aiayming state |
'Sr Il. IW'whM tcaS in attendance. q,d sent |
10 procure aHpossiJie all for his Lordship |
Lori Lamcrdaie after some time had |
elapsed, rose amidst cries Of Chear, hear y |
III dfdLcring tome, and evidently a good oeaL |
0HecAed by what had Just happencd, his Lo,d. |
slip sail, IN order that Mey might hare the |
opportunity Of knOwing iehGt rsaliy rvs ths |
extent IT hiSnoJie .fiiehdS sudden Gnd alarm |
iHg' indisposiiton, and q6ording the noble |
l2rd time TO resume has adttyess, SdomH he |
h1Ppig hare strength To do so, he Geqged TO |