From the Commercial Advertiser. Dec. IA


LATE FROM ENGLAND
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LATE FhOM ENoLAN0
This morning the packet ship James
Monroe. Captain Rogers, arrived from
Liverpool, whence she sailed Oh the Ath
of November. By this arrival the Edi-
tors of the Commercial Advertiser have
received from their correspondents. Lon
don and Liverpool papers of November
I'd, and Lloyd's aud Shipping List OF the
3ist of October.


We presume the reader will hardly ex-
cuse us if we do not introduce the Queen
ito view as early as the second paragraph
of our summary. The case has closed,
so far as it relates to the testimony, and
the Iabors of the, COUNSEL for the respective
parties. The House Of Lords adjourned
from Monday the 3oth Of October, to
Thursday the I'd Of Nov. On that day
the Lord Chancellor delivered an able
speech. His Lordship said, that laying
aside all the testimony in the case which
can even be suspected, and all doubtful
evidence which has been submitted on
both sides, yet there remained testimony
enough ,incontradicted, TO warrant the
conclusion that there had been an adulte-
rous intercourse between her Majesty and
Bergami.


The Lord Chancellor was followed by
Lord Erskine, who was prevented from
concluding his speech by sudden and
severe indisposition- The Courier says
that


Lord Erskine had been examining the
evidence and conduct Of De Mont, and
was proceeding Cat quarter past twelve
to speak Of the testimony Of Majccci, when
be suddenly paused. This was not par
ticulariy noticed at FIRST, as ii appeared
as if his Eordship was looking over the
minutes placed on the table before him
but after some time had elapsed, without
resuming his speech, some of the Peers
became alarmed, and rose from their seats
to proceed TO his fordship. The anxiety
of the whole House was then aroused, as
the Noble Earl fell forward on the table
in senseless state. There were cries OF
g Open the windows,"--" Some water"
| Phe lord Chancellor and lord Liverpool,
evineed the greatest concern, aud pro-
ceeded Immediately to Lord ErskiDe's as
sislance.- They, with the assistance Of


Earls Grey aud Carvarvon, and Lord


Holland, raised his Lordship but his
speech and color were gone. They then
became seriously alarmed, and Instantly
proceeded to convey him out Of the House.


The attack was so severe, that they were
Obliged literally 10 carry his Lordship


out Of the House, and into an adjoining
room.


The proceedings Of the House we're


completely Interrupted by this event, and


their Lordships, for some moments, re-
mained in state of the greatest anxiety,


without knowing What course TO pursue.
His Lordship, we lament to say, re-
manned in the same inanimate and alarm
ing state. Sir T. Tyrwhitt was in atten-
dance, and sent to procure all possible
aid for his lordship.


The Times of Nov. 2, Says 1t is
said triumphautIy, we hear, that Ministers
win certainly carry the second reading Of
this wicked and ominous bill. Well, we
reply, be it so: what does that signify /?
will any man think the worse of the
Queen for it?" This being the leading
opposition paper, we may suppose that
they think the passage Of the illpretty
certain.


This arrival has furnished us with a
vast quantity aud variety of papers; but
they coutain little upoa any other subject
than the Queens trial. We have made
summary Of every thing Of Interest.
The latest Times has furiess article.
mingled with auger and despair, iu which
the editor attempts parallel between the
trial Of the Queen, and that of the late
Queen Of France.


The Courier remarks, that g the pre-.
amhle Of the bill was thrice proved; each
successive mode of proof rising over the
former 10 due graduation Of efficacy.