The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-08-22 00:00:00

. dr: ;.... +.. TO se BOLD BY AUCTION, By Ma. HINDLE, AtawavaysiCnilsoboase, Exchange Alley, Conlin'. on TMWay, Sht of Ahcast, at 12 attack, in several Lots, A MOST VALUABLE COPT HOLD EST ATE of Afulisehadeis, esedwasi of nearly as ones of re astkahly old Name UM , Dwialligg-Roases, Gardens, !Ewen, OWllubs, es . prememsd ear to the pebik vwf OW ism siteadeee_ gip seeepelis, for the me i, of Bibs, Cottage RiallOlßen; be. being a illstanee of ley dome nibs few lbe Sera Exchange. The prospect is. Tattoos parts is hasaili 11se New River winding Ira*t prinsipal re of Se able. The Land *boo n& with Wet earth of eardistres=ty. sad the Land Tax is wdosswall. beendiate may be had. Prietod pattleatars, wio OM. may ha b sd fourteen days yffleediag doe a* et amen. liewrelt sd Ilieteelb. Se& dem LWOW , be Sri issue t lbws. Hem sad beam fiellehers, Perimpl•etreet. Ullikes les Flelb ; e Gummy 's, sad 071v.Ilindk, Climisay4ane. OR .%4O ROWING MATCH, petimpS be Llo.lsllo. sr owe 1 so take pbee TO-MORROW, Aired MI. TNISH, the Codirector for the Lottery, haring • gl!eees a Lottery Ticket in Maras to be sewed for by Ms fithebst Waters* as the Rine Thames • they will stsitlallOßlOW. Ike fled last. et half-past tires la the Abloom, from Vauskiall-brldge. *meet Bleektrien% bridge: them Surs. mad ge up through the centre Arch of Welt chili-belige. Thearaebst le are s start agate from the senie led reterneebefere; aid the trattlive is will receive:or a LetterrTlcket, wldsh may praise, 210.000 M M The flicend Vll mod* a Quarter, whirls my The ?bird win roes*, as Righa, wadi may pride* iliall Mewl. The easesesesM Candidates TM r= l lllrk etia: thus, which may grebes 11.1100 lear i Vl4= as Me who* Wiley enr . .....4 111111111 ., 11144114-08 • Weowissav 31krii or Avatar. AM at worse wili have their MI aloes br as PIO aMisa r tMl ia . sad the IS ease flor to well as an themes:==f Welt ere Mosey, sod all meet be draws $llll of this Mona. (Await.) Twelve picked Weteemmi were drat sollesiel. sad they drew lea yin* 111: bold mart ; sad the Maoist meal same seas wieetweld Osedidates.thellisiselheybeless llll • the Cell they see brew la, sodas Nnsibers they Mw sheens : Sams* Inesrafield.. Rene Ferry.. Light Blue, 14.9.91111 isle' Costingies.... - Westminster.. Green. James swiss. Westedester. Needed Peteraadip Popper-Alley. Yellow. wls. - .. OW Swan.... Por ts. , tliatles Wes twood.. ilsekfrlars.... 9061 I The following are the Number* tbey those hem : No. 9011 $l3 LEP 1,410 1 9.466 I 1.661 4,017 4.410 OW 1,108 11 l 1, 1.411 4,46111 2.319 4.019 3.4313 Op 803 1 1,41* 9.619 LA* 4.1.0 LW $lO 677 I 4,41/6 I 2,814 LIU 4.4111 11.4116819 NM LOP 1.467 I 9.614 4,016 4,410 ma As mom of the Ameteer Clubs 'stead to be ea the Water, it is sweeten to is street to persons And et Await* Sports. •.• Particulars wise sow be had at either of is Cos. ----4 --ithill, or 9, Charing-erees. -- 011ses, iserntAND. SZLIEIi AND lIECURITY lair .' D WITH PIIIRN lA. 12 ALMON, Oliit, and Co. after vary yams re fa atria puma" sod bar hoottered with the raw meratiso of the woo eerier of the Frilly to Min lad , ermilley Orit Nor to the Albite air thmettelves s for t . tier le reeree t ee I slii „* l titeram berreeter is Ihe co 41000 he IaCLUCIPertfiItWIA, Or le Hr against the Ispodere of the per isoket Na "d as h. have fres thee to Vote hea mob r ray oet be re , Vto tor the glair et Ito prefeedert eir ortmients llol4l Mi. so arape plateritra. einiesesion ow = Itht bi legrt r . art Writ ot mor d &erase ef fere sod dr. eteokitt; se maw drat at odwr ils Wig., Pr. R. terser raft la die lwastry, rate( the dr liKerots 4ftelbouttat of sopa the hips, gray &treed ipso h tfe lli re l Oak 96. Sear ille-etreet. Dab \ ; sad re se root ie every primitive! Tetra to TO THE suimisirs ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. , ale, tI LAND. coma of the Savoy-Sian. LONDON. .1011111 *MOM and StA t heisespriseil d the asaaarika ailisarvan rtes , malty peratuate Impose a Oratlotts Se tba feel k I maisiblat apes Ohm Oa Se Imperious of do Pebble la parebaang what la be tile origiest, to •laina the masa tsd saanapaalia yids no above :—tie panel apeassaaat of dos spotlit , destriPtiou Seeelee the migais. OM emir datedisa. J. IL Sas Mame StieSollacabet catkins %.--saamt an la oppiWassa et Mt dela ratilabillaa." but irldteat say masa or Woos : Moe ''Sratipat's lisaaaesof Aaaboalea "Su a ate"-aad ewer son offbeat Wrest. MIS !MGM 11071 Viols. bass may yaars be =Ma Web dbillageldtai alenboalsa. 'wiry no d wipe 1~0 Ow Milk. d eastailly sib daft to Ilitima Ibitibeie previous so poilirdPlAluag ilmageol be of 111.1 t sake, *Web they hope will ra% cried out, W bat, Theodore !" and immediately tired. A Noble Lord wished the interpreter, Nicholas Doris Spiretto. to be sworn on the cross. Just as the interpreter was sworn, Mr. Baovonam.said, my Lords, I wish to know If the interpreter be the servant of your Lordships. or i of some other party in this case. Perhaps the better way for toe would be, with your Lordships' periods sion, to ask him a• to that ? In whose employment are yon now?—Mr. Planta, of the Foreign Office, ordered me to attend on Mr. Matti and receive my instructions from him. Is Mr. Planta one of the Under Sr•retaries at the Foreign Office. and is Mr. Maule the Solicitor for the Treasury ?—Yes. Mr. Baocunsm.—Then, my Lords, I wish to have another interpreter sworn. Spinnetto Corti was then called, and sworn as in- terpreter. Mr. Batman sm.—l understand from his name that this witness is an Italian, and I wish to know if he has undergo* , those preparations in his own country, which 1 can prove to be absolutely necessary before be could appear as he now does ? If he has not, Ide not know how the objection will weigh with yaw Lordships. It is, however, my ditty to state it. 1 should also like to know, my Lords, if it is in tW option of the witness to dispense with this, and dis pensing with it, if he is to be held responsible for testimony ? • The Loan Cits:scau.on.--Surely, Mr. Brougham, yea must be aware that the witness taking his oath to some the truths and. eatitimi loaf the ingko JPIV tie allowed se to do ; and if he prevaricate, you will blow how to deal with him. Theodore Majocci was then swore. (He is about the middle sire, with large bushy whiskers and curly , hair.) The SOLICITOR-GCNtRAL then proceeded to examine this witless, putting his questions in English, whirls the Interpreter stated to the witness in Italian. The answer was of course given in Italian, and translated into English by the Interpreter. What is his name ?—Theodore Majocci. Of what country is he a native ?-0f Solsndi. Is that in Italy?--Yes,. about twelve miles from Lodi. Does he know Bartholomo Bergamot ?—He does. Where did be first know him ?—ln the service of Marshal Pino. At what time did he first know him ?—ln the years 1813 and 1814. Witness knew him then, because be was in the same service. Mr, Beouonsw asked whether the witness could speak or understand English, and was answered that he could not. In what situation was the witness serving Omni Pia* ?—As valet. In what situation did Bergami serve under Weaned Piso ?—As postillion. Dees he know in what situation Bergami was at that time, in point of finances ?-11e knew him well, because be was lodging in the house with Bergaml, where be bad hired a room. The question being repeated. witness answered-- He was mere poor than rich--(1 laugh.) Dees he know what wages Bergami received at that tiros?---At that time he received three Milan lieresper d al"be know whether Direst possessed aayethet Pfl:than his wages ?-11e. Y he mean by no, that Bergami pememed as other property?--He means that he possessed ao other property et that time than' three Hares per day. Did witness leave the service of Beams! Pine UM* Bergsma ?—He did. Into whose service did witness ester after be MIMI General Piao ?—He west to Vienna, where he entered into the service of his Excellency the Duke if Endes itemises. Whose service did the witness eater into after brief! the Duke ?—lato the service of Murat, who was ties King of Naples. What situation did. be occupy is that service?—Me was in the stable service. Where did he next see Merged ?—la Naples. In what situation was Beeped at the time It—ls the service of the Princess of Wales. What did Bergami tell witness apes seeing bhp& M movio. Mr. Brougham isterposed, maisesieleg that =i des was inadmissible, as what Dergaini mid ?said net Its received as evieserse loanrisot, nee, and dieekkales tsig = imardere screpahmeely 'gales& the meanies Ws absorm. that Is hie view essetwaf pemseeng en the paet of ilipmmel woof be to bear iremsew 0, 40 Beer lens after be saw Bergami at Naples ?—Re membered that when he first saw Bergarni he told wit new to call upon him, and that be would make him a peewit. Hew bag after he saw Berpmi at Naples was be engaged is the service of the Queen ?—Alsent a feet i It after. jwwhat situation did he enter into that service?— ;dlrrvant. description of servant ?—A laegary. Hew many tables were kept for the servants in her Royal Highness's household ?—Two. At witch table did Berpubi usually dine ?—At the table of the higher servants. What were the names et those servants 2-3icard, recite, d'Aetel ; Hahnemann; another male servant, whose name witness did not recollect ; but be was as Kagiisiman, and valet to Dr. Holland. There was also a female, who was the servant of dame dr . hauteur. Wise attended or did the duty about the Princess at her teals?—Bergami and Hahnemann sometimes. Did they de the duty by turns ?—Tbat duty was dew by tarns among the upper servants of her Royal Higituess. The Interpreter here stated, that he translated the word patilheessites, which was used by the witness, Inas upper for higher servants. Did any of these sweats snood her Royal High. nese out of his turn ?—Bergami oft.% carried up the tray far the *louse, and Haberman, teo, many times perbrusei that duty. Can witness describe the situation of the sleeping . re ttenessd the Princess and Serena ?---He ate. Highlens and Bergsma were on the same door; there was a small cabinet in the room of her Royal High ness which communicated with a corridor, that imme diately led•into the apartment of Bergassi. Was there any thing bat the cabinet sad the corn dare blowers the room of the Primes. aad that of Bergami 1.--No, 'wising else ; there was a passage from the cortidore into the cabinet. Wert there any and what apartments ea the other side of the Mitosis bed room T--Yes. - Whet apartment I—The grand saloon. DOI any pram steep in the cabinet I—No ; the the cabinet was free. Did the other servants sleep near the sleeping rows of her Royal Highness ana Berganti, or at a &lasso ? They were separated. Did he recollect Bergami to bare met sa mostiest —Me did. What was that accident I—A kick from a bores Whoa did it happen T---When her Royal Ingham west to the lake of Anano. Was the hurt sack as to make it necessary to earry Remand hems 1---Yes. Did witness assist in carrying him home?—Xo. Did he Weed Boreal daring his illoesa?----Yes. Was Bergami in cossets/ace of his amino psi. to-bed I—Yee. While Sagami was destined to his bed did wham . ' see the Mamas is his room l—Yes, The hest thee he saw the Princess in Bergami's room, Hahnemann was also there, together with Dr. Holland, who was dressing Bergami's foot. iW 1-.—He . Nom olo o t h k i Irritates She , wiesees, -,i'tt . s . l'er Cent • . - 1 Aw e •-• - • • ‘, • tw • • A t)r>lt _ . . . Was any prim attached to the Princess's booms —Yes, limo was a mall garden smegalsoi to dm bonsa i into wbieh theta *to se yea* frees 111 cabinet. • Was there a lock to thisigiglia tiltat WY - this most part locked. 7 . Did you ever see it open ?—Yes, often. Whip kept the kry ?—nergatei. Did he em see the Princess walking with IblititA pial in that garden 7--No, aerbr. How lung did the Princess remain it Naples after witness entered in bee sorriest ?--Abut a month. 40 or 50 days. Did he accompasy the Princess able As Naples ?—He Before the lish attendants M. IN be , " rthat left bet maitre (hotel, equerry, and how the chamberlains Did be remember chantbetlaibs Did he remember whether Keppel Craves was the name of another of those chamberlain ?--He did not recollect end, a name s such a name he meld not re collect. Here the interpreter said t►at be translated the witness literally. Did be remember any other name 2—He did not re- member any other nasni. Did be remember that any Baglish left her Ma jesty on that occasion ?—Yes. a mall Lady, sail rather thin, but did mei remember hes name. She was Lad y —Lady--sonteth ing. Was it the name of Lady Charlotte Forbes ?---Ife did not remember. Witness bad stated that he had been at Naples and Rome.—Whither did he go with the Princess from Rome ?—To Civito Vecchia. - Did they go on board any "weal at Clefts Vecchia ? --Yes, the Clorinde frigate. Where did the frigate go?--To sea. It visaed ILeghora ; it stopped there a little time. Did any thing particular happen on board that ship ?—He did net remember. Whither did the ship go fiom Leghorn?--To Genoa. Did any English person join the Princess at Oeme ? —Yes, Capt. Owen. Did any one else ?—Yes, Lady Charlotte Campbell, who was a tall fat woman, plead her Royal Higiutesa, with her two daughters. How bong did the Princess remain at Deem ? MGM 49 se s.4arp. Where did the Princess reside, while at Om* 1p a palace at the end of doe city, on the Milan road. Did he recollect the situates of the rooms In which the Princess and Bergami slept in that palace ?—There was a room between their apartments, in which room trunks and packages were kept ; it was a luggage or luggage room. Did any ewe sleep there ?-44. Were them deers fresh* from this laggage rens into the apartments of the Prkmem and Bergson& ? Yes, there were. . Might any one pots throes% this room from the apartment of the Pliocene to that of Bergamot ?—:-Tes, any one might pass. Was there say parderlar &promo in this palate in which Bergamot geoseally beeokfastst?—Yes. Where was that apartment ?—it woe a small roost at the top of the grand aims. Did witness met see as pentes breakfast with Bergami in that room ?—Tea, bp my the Primo* breakfast with Berea& la this resin Moe asortleg. Whether was WW. I, hired to wait upon Berge or the Pelmets ?—He was esigagel to nerve bee Uri Higbee's. Whether did he, in fast, oat spoillte - Prlneess or spas Dergemaik—ale vaifita ogip.betit her Royal Highness and Deepasi. Did be eamenabse a.mlllll4ft *Pi whl a courier came to the IMINIMICS with a letter . fees Milan ?-111e did met Did be rentembee his havii4 6 44l.l9tikescicsel • at the sleeping room deer of Alytiet hint ?—Yes. r - • Pr w Len . . . . • _ . 1 ir V iti ttltrik...... .. -- 1 • . ... .... i i u 1) t. ..,t , ( ..iAtizi- . ~ A • I '\ l A ll ' ) A ) ' 40 • • • •./ . I:is i „s . r 4. 4 • I'6'. •:, • iip. *$ . '''. 1 • • tENDON , TUESDAY, AUGUST is, iseo.- . _ _____ , ~. ..e. .• • *l.• I Wel l * Caw for 'Aids HAMPDIN ilig.ist she INK esi SYDNEY died OR de Beabli I" opAa nn. •. • ... .., • . .... : . 1 T..- •• ''... TRIAL OP THg QUgH4I ! I „ e on lleolft. istereedee in.. 4helr. 01101 4 .0er • - MAU would be men w h ether that sinner was or was V '''-- ' is air amlsidgehemers, wed' dime" ems .. -SR t mhele et the DIII3ATZS rid noctgo. not reletant oe admissible ethical* . —Y tin* owl isedirs wad allsolisew • - - . HOS la ' PARLIAMENT, without the smallest Dlr. Reoveian Aimed, that De was governed id hem MIAOW ROUND thew ORLD; a • , I , L. w e t ai , se „ is &ma .... hfterpositioe by the rales which prevailed in the cab& I. atesrage z=dewo o toz u r r litiel; lig bß• na tlftftWS T ie as . 111111A1 NOMlber. og eb uir O mits . el la . M. ti dred 0 1 . Ailg i alite &we, fame. emeepelf. ! rurietbeTrird! f att a e. a :is i V see, The Loa, Csswest.t.oe expressed his opiates, that fee 1 14 1 hi . PeIOCHIL Ild. i fee e r, e, OF Mee Jon woe lon7 "Rolm to OA" l• the lellepeeitlee of the reamed Comm! was quite • E 0 M i l et *Ow e Millbeetse the , liii • of easliled abutment, orient dwell l in g if the answer were heard, ft might apemen I el .... . ...- lmmessi, for Douses Parliamentary ItegieSer. ... &S. • in,411 to as homelier, however inadmissible, as E t To geseette Weseses Wee Illres% • L =arid. se a," wardowltrenttseh... .., of Art, w e beeitselbee sod awesome it U. . , gagi i s4.l l7.7tranine Pare . • • - ......:.• -- t' • *Ws did witness first see Bergami, a ft er he had II Ind* ap e midtarie 'oiliest; ai hie: ' * I - ---- --- 1. • ed tellol , era ' l2 P. - 4-4 • k . WIENT. Ate the anise of the Princess of Wales ?-At the ik caw senot,. mu . e 'IMAM , , 1. tilli *Atli GM . POSISIge* W..' i'' ';'..‘ ". ' '- •• . . . • or 4 l' igs fo rr s ilsill F)111' ti . chi rem •gm i.e. J. j t . f ; -,,,., ... ' ... OP LORDS, Ace. li. 'Want how P-At the home of a courier named E 'T iot r i gi MO ts. lorteelle. `ll•Milani. Nap . IA Igoestsven . M Reef eni Itionnin cglifi,t, 4 1. fret NM** es, the ailefies s ieillo" s e at po 'd e d di e l h e " lee Berri ?- i s the yea h 11`. J.loses, Ida 14 elliegeld' asiffida . l% Z••• . 1 . ~#921 .. s ., . fn.-. • • ..• 's A.• . j'' , . 7 ° l b,' Nate( 44 fitst Irma &Tied was Theodore HA Pik° 41 Mr • 1418, 4. lieli11000;1 01- • • - !Either he callus, tWon bee ikedi lityset iii.'"' .... IPip a r estl is" * " ____,._,*** l6o 2: *l N 4 a**** lo - her. •''''' 'w . " -.---- 1 " . • - rived. and was receioeli in the asset manner, all the • "rirlirberin6.'lli TM .- W a her 'Kora High - 13 . .. . auswaiesseaseduaoroend. Lords 'bindle,. The witness was now arrived, and nee i r eas the be Pli bilea neese in ot tbe W servies elee , of the Queen ?...yes. t auu he; 1: 011:11111111 6 P irlida urees m aml Stoke Nevin. on Wing elated at do Bar, hie name ma ca ll e d oat No g mile Nee Moa to See .1~ te , ite. aloud, and the moment her Majesty saw hie s, s h e When did he enter dot service ?--la the kenning erPo n __ --.- .._ +IR • vrml 0 cried att. .. What, Theodore !" and immediately tw of the year 1815, just otter Christie"- hoe UClLj an ar &al VOLlhasing I lbe II " 4 . 1 1 1 = sti gi ' ll BA giro seek pat saisilwass, 040.11111 kt timeamospial is a wet asslit " ilir l aZZ Ciampk willi " later essk V:WIN hope lOW la all allimosi. oaf ifickiat 1 Mi L sok le lisfuse., must okfille lis. wpaq4, Lembo- Learsi o o no ins INUOMIL resiosesse wasoleva.) I did. .1 • Prisms left Mogen dig ossy if h45:11004.,;41 its gait her 1:-.-Ifria. awl at dirdi Nii -... , amber. vile 01116141011r- 7 . '. liajoity ?-410 ' M. ,1 1 1; r. Captais Bosse, her fliiisik her chamberlain. Hit mold sot sherlaias wore Clatil. member that the molt of owe of thsos . was Otell ?—He did not tioseisiiier. _ _..._... t: —..1 C..... .as the Was any other person there at the time N.-He did him ?—lles. . . pit remesiber. OD what eeeasios did be so itigolol4loll4 Did the Prisms remain keg is liergasal's room Irboi Park eon* witti.OPe! aI , o that oecasies ?—He did set remain there Wog Per whatputpeet Ohl he bassi in ige wag gest?-4ecases perk e . .. 0110 Ifrjimi wag dont a ire in Dergeset's room is ermswideuse 11011 , 41 OD ISO it is Wades ?---Yse, there was always a gee ia the Ai what doss=liliAlktial , • st h em for Omar six sights, dming which the whams gaud ? — At abseli telt t ee as° deft es a seta is the salieet. 18 1- i i i 4 1 47 Did asy•ese peps through the cabinet whilst the Did inn* OW my , , ... • pitons *pi there—Yes. Imam% ' '• •"' Who was that penes T—lier Royal ilighasse. Did ose OWN IV' Mai , o , ~.-4 0 •• Did she peas through towards the ***dim aid a sst bold Wm? ?"'• .____ • " ~ ,16 ‘ 4 4 / ". . in the direction of Derguars apartment 1--She dig. be wok is muilliWlt r ',3 . . How ones did she se pass I—Twice. Hess dpit ISSIOAS Is Oka Ns allifr 4 • • At what dos dill she pees es the firm eitpaloidims. awl Nest beer ' • At half as hour pest midteight. the leidlibilli HI OOl4 • bey lialo How leered is mole is Bergsma'. MillfplAMl IMP 0 '.l • ' R 414 that sight ?.-.Ableat le or 111 miestas. .4 11 1.• • - • , Is weal did she pees the ti110n,.. 6 .. I* ikkai She passed • eiml moldy, sad cellar MAW* 'Mai on dig 'be. like - t wittiest, who appeered eis be asleep, she peped es. *I aill* - Irma- ':: l. • - , ~„ After the Prisceei lesA goes has IllieriVe mew Mitag we I - ' INT frgaw" did witness hear what passed them. windiest illileiwas Mit w Wa d i e :Br any is Ile . l a:• • • mak iJ os astersaties et het else • ?...4A• Wog Nos we ll6llll ft. 1/ 0 1 10 11 1 ,41 whlOPPlar - ed • . Illitesee imul mid that tile Prisms west imili,t: "lII._ dame late Sargent% new. Sew Ise lid she * ate~ ,_„ 4oool w.f rir eitTe l e s it r y 1.4 1 6 1 there ea that esatelos ?--fillbeet Utees we Vito . 11 P 1 rgra . •. ' 1 " . ~, stiseeeL il sleight he ..as suers Nees st INS , . 6 11 4 1 heft mg 10111..=.55et4 ' - MU tartiesd aOy Wee pm:4= Ilie 4 Pato 411411.114 35. 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