The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-10-13 00:00:00

F '~• .MNION -••• ... .-. -sue. ~►: aig(-Q Q-c c Z.t4tA4 CV- f" No. 0,39. EActireQt.tot DILL OPFICE, 10th Oct. IS u. TO BE PA ID OFF. it{ p ic ker:ler Rills dated is the Sionthe Rf April. May. — Jew, Jas . .!wee it. Scpte:Lber deal October. IS 19. eiz.:— Nwpoly, DWI Dina, 1919 ..... iiIO.OOO.UUO. Au& all Esehatier itillimatte ant persisted to Acts EPA Geo. ill. rip. 31. and rep. Ili. fir ironing LI - chequer pldfr for eareeieg of Peak Works aid Fisheries. 11\11F;Commimitmers of hie .11ijcattis r ea vary/40ring give?: directions for paying off the Prix eiplelf the abeee-rnenti , ated Exchespier Hills with the b ru t der thereof. at the Exchequer Hill Oleo in Pe he -040 ,j krehemeer, Mu- Palate-yard. Weetweliester. woe Hoky. the ` 31110 ay e of Uriabrr last. altradmoce will be ien , fi di y i t rad d holidays e.rrepled) mall. aid L f bajoy Wedsesday, the ilia/4 instant. jean Ten is the wra isy. till One is the al tempo*. for the impose of re e,:say the same; foul, for the greeVer dispatch, the har m qf the said Betts are desired le plate each de „riptioo of Hills he separate Lists ( w hi c h or , to be obtained at this tqlee). classing them la the order of Heir coopedircdates. such as are fie tit mime asserat Meg someriralty orruseped. and specifying the petit girl nee end interest the Merton. einnpv ted from. betbat,tdwiiss the days ell which they are respeetisTly dated. is the said lab clay of October isectiesiee, whoa the Interest will rinse ;cad the said Bea rers. siemild they be salivates Ike Agents ef Holders, whose names are inserted is the Hills. are prrriorsis to prsearr the eratorormelits qf meek Holders, usd the Hearers are also indispensably required to Indorse sank Via with their usual signatores ; aid to write their wadies and ri eldest" at the bottom of (aril separate I.ist ; usd desert amarearer riga feed to ahead the F-reheaser Rill (fee jar Paysieit. and to receive the !hem BUls, aid give 1 the Receipts for the same. (f soy of the holders of the aforesaid Bills should be drainers of reeririeg Payment of the Pribaripal and Interest. gr;rions to the said Xltli days/ October. limy may be aecu audited an rotopediug tie interest to the day an which they wish to be paid, and tearing the said Hilts for examination on day prier thereto. Sick Persons as may be desirous of boriag New F-rrhe geer Hills. in shale or ts part of parent if principal. upon istertlay MI, Rills. and neeitioning the cs:nri • • at 11* tattoos of their Lists defiermi on or b.',/ are Wctliesday lA. 13th instils!. may be uneornmodated with New Bills. payable to or Order, carrying an interest of Two-pence he Hadar. an tree., One Hundred limeade. rkfrh said New I;:l!eatia bear date the said 31Ph day if October, and.seill be ( Mimed, legother with the interest doe in respect of the Hilts as desired to be e.rcha/Iged, en Tuesday, the 31.1 day qf Odeber, aid the followhey days. The Exchequer Bills to be issued in exchange and made pey,tlle to or Order, as aboreaneettlasted, may be either triniitrerrrai by endorsenemet. m will be paid to the Hearer, if tie blank shall mot be filled up. N.B. NI Itireberser Hills dated prior to April. 111419. Tarr ken aderrtised to be paid of. TIIIRTY PER CRNT. ENDER ANY WARE 110CSE IN ENUIAND. CJACKSON, Hat Manufactnrer, 58, Barbican', . near the City Repository. has constantly on sale a most campsite Illioortipeat of every description of Hats and Reeser Beanets; also a greet variety of (told colour Seal Terbeas.—LilewLse Ross Cloth Prussian Caps of superfine cloth. only le.—Leather Hats and Caps fro% o.l.—Tbe Peh -lie'Rl lad a great sae* by prealwing as shote.—Jaet ion'a New Inverted tr's covered best 'epergne Beaver lists at oak tbs.—they are decidedly the cheapest and most elegant lints ever offered to the pnblk.—The sew improted Potent Water-proof Hat. bilk and Reeser. at only 151. : this hat will wear three times as lon* as dove insissti.tn , now miller from les. to Ids. sad upwards, by almost eYery limier; man., of them call themselves nianufact• • .—Tot Trade suppliod as uses!. N. 11. Old flats coverminith silk. and wade equal to new. Ills. 41.—N0 eapeld Letters merited CONCLUSION OF TIIE LOTTERY. !Alit and only Day, WVDPICIIDAV, 15th instant, when TWO Prizes of • • • •••2 IAI,OOO Sterling Money. TWO TWO Prizes of .. WO Sterling Mone). And various minor Capitals, with every other Prize, also to • bertid In Sterling Alfhey, AILST BE ALL DRAN N. TRICH, Contractor for the present Lottery. snit -1 • 'nits the shove Mete of the Wheel to his hest Friend.; the Public reminding them that one Day of Drawing will CO4Whide ttw Lottery. NEXT Vi EDNESDAY, the ifith NiTAxf. On which Oa) all the ('apitals, anti every other Prise now in the Wheel. must be drawn. DISH sold No. 3,615, s Prize of —110,000! (Drawn on Tharstla) last). At his Fortunate 0111ertt. 4. Cornhill. and Y. Charing-Crofts, where Tickets and nhare4, warranted undrawo, are now ow We; also by his Agents is the Country. • s • The Prices of Storls are Allard. hourly. at RISH's 011 re. in Cornball, by which the Public wa) see fits fluc tuations. IPUEfiESS NEW SAUCE fur !rostra] porpoises, basing given suds great rpprobvtion and the denisnd tur its continuing to Increase. JOHN lICRUESS & IiON tom moat renpretitilly to offer thin their best aeknowledgments to Ow Public for their liberal patronage+ of the same: its utility sal great conteniencr in all climates. bat retool metsdril it to the most distinguished foreign COPIIICIJORA, who lime all spoken hied, in its recommeoilation.—lt Is pre pares by there ONLY; and for preventing dlsappointinent to 1 " 4 " 411, all passible cue has two reaortott to by each tent]' being st-,rd upon the cork with their Goya ao4l•ll.ln.us. as well as earls la'sel having their, sigo•turr, without which it nlo°t for rannie. JOHN ROMP:SU and SON lone established and notch estwored ESSEN( 'E of 4NCIIOV runtinnes to be pre pared by them after the same manner that has given the emotes/ satisfartion far many years. Warehouse, 107, STO %ND, corner of the Savoy-steps, London. (Tot ORIGINAL IFISN•SAVer WARLUOVAR.) . . s JAVAN Otiii triumphs in the "meal Of just renown, by public voice &erred! ARNII/P.RS and Comp:toy, sole Proprietors of the real Imperial Japan Blaeling, dud appreeialing the houser conferred on them in the derided peelerence gives le their Article of Manufacture, by a erneretis and dis seraioß Public , hrj leave to tenflar the homages!' their most grateful acknowledgments. Having been graciously pa tronized lay his. Royal Richness the Prince flegont. they are now Oared in the pre-ornoteot situation of Bf-irking Mane tarturets to his Majesty. sadism se in eonNequei.e, fs:lered their label. by sultddistlng on the bottles, de. the Ito's! Arms for titie Dare's Crest ; and more particularly to mark the dis lilletien, their sasses will hrserfo.th appear ins well label is in Las Liar it es. 71w .bows iu , stiasahle (7ainpasiqon is ail prrpared and sold Wholesale, at their Original Warebnivie, Nu. 3. Skip place. Tangle Har, Loader (both in Liquid awl Paste), at the feilswis, Vetoes. Os. in /snides at do. ltd. 44. and Is. mai at is slue their innelt-sppruseet Ruyal Heat -'pus idsclia; ad Retailed by all respectable Slespliespre,e Is thy. United Kint4olll. S e . West llimrssee >~ Verchsati, Csidsflis, and 'Uteri. for Eaportatiost. . 4 - itt"C- Z -°-. . A ( 1 113 ly r e es LONDON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, le)J), • • " The Cause fbr whirls HAMPDEN fell at the Field, and SYDNEY (bed as the C • OVREg.—DRAO CN and CI 1. , of the Colfee-MJe. 1. Skinner -street, Lo.ithot. beg to furores the Poblic they are riling the best Wort Indio Curer. 3s. SJ. per lb.. Ditto Turkey ditto. is. ed. N.H. Ao allowattee mode to Iletel sod Collire-lotus keepers. and the Trade supplied. in the tent upon the occasion of the sea titstent. hr you recollect whether the tent was usu; in one part of it snore than another Do you ri:ntent!wr, at any time, actin! a blue mantle ?—i do not. Do you think that the dance of Mallow ergste, was 19ICh a 5 a Iriltel4ll of virtue, in licacy of mina r i m! I Iwltoll without disiti not more indecent, in toy opinions than Bolero. 11)ISIEDIATE COMMAND of CASII 4o any EXTENT.—The 01,1 \keel Mire. No. 2, Dokr-street Adelphi.—Bankers, hlrrchinta. Noblemen's and •Priente Gentlemen's Acceptances. Discounted the moment their solidity can be ascertained, with tumour. liberality. sec-trey. and fidelity. Cash also *chanced upon deposits of goofy description of proper:y, plate, jewels. %satchels. and dia monds, hosiery. and unollen eluths, for any length of lime. Apply personally. or by letter. post paid.—Constant tendanee.—N. it. An% Lady or Gentleman haring ant. Roo of Money may turn it to an nnusual adsaata fir, tt Dime' rink. upon spplteation to this Establishment. ErroN, Stock-Broker.!. Cornhill. begs htre• ALA mind his Friends. the Mile. MI the Tiduts— StO,ooof. Prizes—Ml the 1.r4.101. Pekes—All tie MW. —sad All chi other Prizes mast and will be drawn :Vent Wednesday. the ISO Instant; therefore EYTON reerianwekla en early purchase. as Tiekets end Shares are already...tree. It Is very remarkable. thug the last lottery which WII4 draws in October. there were T :ree Prizes of 15.11011 f. Two of which F.VTON sold. One in le Sixteenths. the other tea. Whole Ticket. !lopes he shall hare to eonerstulate ids Friends by distributing amongst them the above Two Prize, of 10.001 X. Du you recollect her Itoyil Diglineas tions about the I tic% on Ler route, and any alterations :..ou thoit;ht pruper to not recollect. Who . genertfly arranged the route highness: --.1 Muzim her 11.1.11 Ligh gave tht Do you remember any spies !wine set ronluet of the Pritiress, who would tik advantage of siltat they inigLt remirk from the confesliun of act: C,-tede Withdraw.) Lord llitolvevott.—Dnei ths itne-.‘ 1.n0% Dula sod Does.ins of l'ulonia dined %Willie,. nests do. Days the wito•ses know whether ?lir ni Duchess, Carlo Curti, evcr waitrd at table. first time I ever hlew that rorti v. as of the Dfirltr of Po Tiara, I Ask, did lie ever so trait —fie n: tally. By Lord A IoAN n.—What was the dress, as a courier was, as well as I can renienu green, fringed it ith gold, and ttru-il up with Then it was what you would calla handsoine Certainly, a lamilkotsie dress. Did it resivoldr i Ilussar dress?---N Hussar dress as PEER• whose name Sc do not know.-1V swell In the sea, did an females attettil on When there Wl.l a swell in the sea, and great Tess .1, the atteuslanee of females would be By the Earl of IteasKulwaty.--.titer ti the teat, were the battik.* Huse tlai Were the hatches down for that rtirpo , e recollect that ; 1 don't know whether or Can the witness mention whether he hatches lying any where don't call isienshrance iu Any particular place. Can you call it to wind ha\ on the deck.. We►e they open nr chute ?--They were Ily the Duke of ittrnmosn.—i'he fn you saw Ilergaini dining stilt!' the Printi the dress of a couri:•r, you say you do' where he rat. I ask you, ill you swear not sit next to her ituyak Highness lect. Should you not recollect such a circot had happened ?--I do nut recollect ; if say so at uocc. Kt' the ATTORNET-GeNERAL.--liad v 'rant attendin7 you, at tienoA, of the n. else° ? Was he not your servant at Itnr tienoese servant of that name, but lie ...mint at ittiraaelli. Was he then a servant of her nets ilitring Koval Highness's travels floes witne-A killow where the AervAtit I donor. I bare seen biu► in London, k:low where he 14 now. tt lieu did you •ee Lim in London etl Lint (rum Prance. Where slid von see him last ?-..l think nisi at Mr. Vit.tril's Ohre. The witness ha% ithdrawn. Mr. likocutisst was desirous that Oil should have him 11%111.'11, three b e i ng ., h e ti &mitt upon th:ir Lordships' minds, perle 11.1t..lies being. closed tv..un Ihe sea It ht be, possibly, more s:oisfketory Alps to allow him to be filled in, and 111117 his meaning. the tet.huiral express' bad nut, very likely, made it perfectly I think, Mr. liownom, von were ennsmisalt Ronal Highness to convey some ',lessor Peihell, on board the CloriUsle ?--1 was. Do you rentemlver what the instructions Royal Highness gave you on tharoccusion Foiled thew word fOr word ; but the pot was, that she would keep her own table, in Do you recoiled whether those instrtacti e4tnpanieti with any observations, on tits> , art Royal ISigharp, as to Captain Perheli's candid I her ?---1 414 s not. land CaLtuones.- r -You stated in a former your evidence. Hirt her Royal Highto r her servants with a great degree of kin, (ability ?--41es. Should you have felt that affability cm !Med yen in making any remmostronce, any impropriety injorious to the reps,' King's--(Cries of u Rh& m.) darkiakaaaaa Iseraeff. =. , Aas I than to oinderstand that male attendaaer Intel, sad inclibrensably neeessar) both by dal . Certainly. I wish to know sthether there was any Steward, duts it was to allrn. , !—None partie..lar. 'their Lordships did not think this necessary tile hest witness nu called. Mr. Oft.iNVILLE SHARPE was next SWUM. Esarriined by Mr. Drseas. Deerribe to the Howse what situetitm on hare been in the East India sorrier. in the arm Hare yen resided in the East Indies t—Ves aln.ost ten. Wheel did you return P—Three years ago. Mare you ever Nese Ia Wet hUst. a Mettriati Dims. LIMY karst seco a donee; not it by any same; it was aeaunipasied by sontuk. Winn sounds were they t—They were annwaning I it nut Loots whelthey were. Now was there nay Irving fa Ibis Itanco, indecent. fur a women to see f--t ortaioey oat. Where were thekiadi of the 4walstrit P—They all about ! new-ratty above the heed. Were the kiwa beet. whit lbws say eortinsYlag the •noes were beat Ibronelsold et* Ranee. - Did Ike umpemaig sesuoil/ rots have iseutiencil ESSF:NCE OF SHRIMPS. FROM the increasing' demand of this molt ad wired Sallee for all sorts of Fivn, ate. it his imitated Wt. Proprietor, lIENRV POW ELL, at his Wholesale 0;1 Old Italian Warehouse. Newgate-street, (where the Trade mas he supplied with this and all other tienolac s a uc e s. Pickles. &e.) to return his most grateful acl.nowledgntents to the Public for their kind patronage. and at the nine time begs leave to acquaint them that it Is sold be all the Oil and Italian 11 archouses in London. and by out or inure respectable agents in ever) town throughout the United kingdom. °Meryl.. none is genuine unless signed " Dinmore and Son," and the Proprietors' seal on the Cull. To Merchants. raptair.s, and others, it is puttentarly re eatunien.led fur shipping, as it is warranted to keep is an) climate. LOW ERI.IL DEFENCE OF THE QUEEN. (Continued from the kirst 1 7 .,1:;i0 a of Yesttrila)'s staterooms. [Examination. , ( 1.1r.;i. ItOWN.I.II continued.] You never waited at her t ible ?—To be sure not. The Earl of last IsElinaLli WAS proceeding in this line acumination when Ntr. litmus:llam interfered with some exclamation whirls gave great offence to she House ; and The I.oau Cu.aNt ELLoa said that if Counsel thnnelst any Nibble Lord was about to pot a ciaaestitan 'not war ranted by law. he should takettle objection ha kW natal and proper manlier. - The Earl of I.3I:Ir:RDALP: assented, anti I he lsopr4l he was the fast man in the Ws proper question.—it lacers Irons the 31inisterial benches.) Did your rela:itnis ever sit at table with her 11131 Flightless ?--No. Itergami's uncle ever sit at table with her ? Yes. The Esti of Isitießstiest.:: here desired t.t refer to that part of the evitlenre rrspecting the entert liniments given lei• the Princess at Ilarona a and those parts were accordingly real by the Ahor-hand writer. The ran of Itivtir.nntLe resnmed.—Who is Dr. Mochetti f:—Prufessor of Physic at Como, and President of a College. Of what College is he President ?--There is a College at I and I think i i. c.illed the Colleirr of Como. What 1., he railed t —lle is called Professor Ifek•hitti. Is hr not the practising Doctor of that place think hr is. ..... Who is Caraletti was egnerry to Prince Engene Illeauliarnois, the Viceroy of Italy ; and hr was in lino saparte's suite at the battle of Waterloo. Was he often at her Royal Highness's house ?—Very often. Resides Mochetti, ravaletti. and Tonissia, I want to kwow who else visite,' at her Royal Highness's ?—I 4 not recollect any other mune. Do you believe a courier was entitl.•d to sit at her Royal Highness's (Ale with a Lieutenant in the Nary ? —Her CONSWallti WOlllll authorize persons of a higher rank to sit at that table. . By the Duke of I . 1. tRENCr.—The witnes4 in Isis ex amination of yr%trnlay Ills entered into u minute statetuent of the eirensesstances of Isis father, I wigli to know whether his father was ever in the servire of any other person tlsan she Royal family ?—I ran only si PAK from report. I believe he was in the service of Lady Charlotte Fine's, in her late Majesty's I seliuld. The witness then stated that her Itoval Ilii.Thness embarked its Sicily to go to the Levant; sloe. he know whether hrr Royal Highness haul in lot suite, except himself and Lieut. Flynn, any hotly who it.‘ 11 , 4441 to the sea ?—I know of now., except one Flttelirli Dial the witness know frown the Iwzitos...g., oiliest her Royal Highness slept on the deck, moler the tent!—l'es, she 'won fr her return from Jaffa. Ails 1 to onder3tand, that from the tiro night she slept under the tent, he was folly aware of that Sir-lois:a ore ? was'aware of it as far as 1 could he without actually peeing her on ;he sofa. The wi ,teas being aware that no one of her Royal Highness's !Hite was used to the are except himself and Lieut. Flynn, slid lie not offer his oietiqtart ee , anti to sleep moiler thr trot with her Royal Iligliness not. lie has state,' in evidence, that the English seaman was discharged; where was he diselsarge.lt...‘t Athens. How long was lie sin hoard the polarre i--11e was i n her Royal unite 'shout two noilitha. yon know the reason of his discharger--It was in erimwspienee of a (inure', and I believe a fight with the Cook. Was there no other TASSAWI?-1 never heard of any. lord Caurtionex.—When liars stated that the tent was wittertitsirs slitting tit; slay parti a lly eloped, s i n vas remember OW sissy erw ocrasion, while the tent was' so AN.SaI. see ing ikergastsi never iress ii re t th e tem . s being closed lint when her Royal Highness was asleep, it was partially closed, as I *aid before. Do you remember. at any one time when it was su dwell, baring seen liergasui?..—l slo nut. I think yon have stated, that when yea west up. upon the sea breaking over be pea 'Cr, you war , qu ite sure that there was WO light in the teat itu not rerelteet ha% lag said assysacb this( as he there b.i.g ao light _. ... . _ - . 1 • . • lira' i 'ep s l .. 0 11 ' -- N . . .- 1 ::ts '...v • . . ! t t Ss t 'ee _ In dab f A .r .41.. - 7 1 .., : • . -4,,,.,..,,,„• (h:. mat.: ' J! i• I i t •• .-,,.......,....... • - • f 4 i -- • _ ____ . _ he Sestrekl !" Pnieg SavErt Ple.Neß. ' , tis b u r a e l a i k y i o ng pe i n n e t d o I the n t .i i i m p e re to h, st sc hi y c o h u t s h ee ed n a i n t c:i danced n ea ced lcn - tta Y . es ; they sting ! it to a tune. o, Ido am. At what place a: Calcutta?-At the Onyernor's ;arse. rig Bergmann Who was the Governer?-Tire Marquise( Hastings. • Was :he Martinis premien 1-Yes. set at the Tilly And the Mards';uness ?-Yes. theta e elliistsl.tup's nothingiadr indecent or common de• And other ladies?-Yes. gnst ?-If was Was the Bishop there?-Yes, (A l an e s. ) . 3 she Spanish .Ang: iaditzen ?-Yea, in i she omen. Andl dance ?-No. issionerl by her thing tip to Captain Cross-examined by Mr. PARK.. p r e i k r . re see many other dances of the same kind. are s :l 7 . e .. r i a d i , l : l l t . t h r e e l : Acre not ':-Many ; some are danced slow. and others trport of them r 114 w many are necessary to the dance you have de- t n fact. 1 1 scribed ?---tine. !lions were ac- Are there an other dances at which ladies are rot ' ho part of her .. .. mutt to j _ • present t•--1 other,. not ; I sever heard say. The witness then withdrew. 4 1 former par: o: SANTINI) fiI * ZZIABE called anti sworn. •ss treated a:1 Examined by Dr. Um/m . lm kiness and at- Have roll ever been in the service of her Royal High- . ness Ow 'Princess of Wales?-! have been. In what capacity ?-I was factor. Yt:tuld ill " J' :l- What were the duties you performed in that Manlier , 3 et', it you s aw I kept watch orrr the working people, toothed doe a utation of the their accounts, and paid them on Senr,lars. I had ~. • . take rare of the distribution of the wine in tba famile„ s giving direct and all other sertiees nhich tho muter cornea:tutted r•- „,, „ u "„t e d gardistg the house. ' ouke ?- __ l do It here c'as't you performed 'h se ileties?-•-.lt the Villl 'Nish-. . :! Dow long , roe centitote to perform these ditties ft t of her Royal N -From the trament the Prituvits bought the Villa ttetil I mess generally s h e kg it. Ito von know lotiFi tialtlini ?--I do. a to oloe.rre the What is 10.7-M6113 a :irony. f Ike any undue iii , ( toss ever employ him ":---I I. rye. _I on l y k now ; What wages ilitryou ei•. - r hint by the .!:ty :' , --Two Lyme ) of :Milan by the do)l' de.----(Cries of Do you huhu• a person of the name of Bruin 7-No Hu yon know a person of the R&M. of ltneaszoni• , -- I ""' whether the ' I hare heard that Ire was a mason that norkeal at the 6 i . her Royal II i;i;• villa. Perhaps I mit• know him be sight. IT nephew of the • Paulo Ragarzoni 1 mean ?---No-, I don't krow him „ .„ - . 1 . 1.:s is iiir more particularly. as the oldie% "" Y"u Iteltw ti , r 'Trott , ' to Ilse Vi ll a IrEste ?••••1 tio. • 4 I•• IM yon know 41 y thin; of int, statues of Adam and never waited at Eve I --I do. Did they ever stand in that grotto?-They hare !reel I . . rest of Bergansi in the Trutt". member, hottie. In what ' , sort iu the grotto did they stand ?- In the with scarlet. first rotunda. Was there another rotunda, ur octagon!.-There were armor dress i- t two more. Not 30 work' a Was there ant cornice made in that rotunda f-There was rat. 1# • Av h „ S h er . was IVAP there any scaffolding erected, or any work done s the p r t ee , s ?.. in that orturignier room, or rotunda, where die MAN , 11 .t motion of the stand ?----There was out. as useless . p.oi Was there may conger/ made sa ibmatiter eelngsn P-- There was. knee Was than- In both or in one only ?-I n one alone. day and night I- (The %illness here with a pencil drew* plan of the gretto.) Is it possible that a person at work at the mintier of the riterrard, whose mom that has Vireo nunitioned, could see the figure of Adam and Eye ht the otliert-lt is not. the sea struck IS hy not I -Beceuse the passage between them Is erooked„ tied, they were. and consequently intercepts the sight pose -:__ I Il i on . Did the<e figures elm. stand in soy other roont but thati- :No. 1 rno they were. Wag a rorniro ever antesiti 7 any other room than the room • ever saw the you bate tneolioned ?-•-•1 es ; in the Rotunda. - litt o m y re . In any other rooms !-Vet ;In two otheN.. Could the statuer be Se.ll tr..mt either of these rooms,- , N:t. are seen them When were the statues removed 1-Before her Royal . Illehness's return. re skylights. Iler return from where 1-From her journey to Turtey. To what room were they removed 1-To one of Big rooms first time that of the Museum, or the collection of Mosaic rooms. •eas of Wales ill Had these rc14 , 914 b,-ea completely (Wished before. the don't recollect statues were mama ed there 1-Yes. ar that he did Were the workmen motored from there rooms beton., 1 don't recut- her Royal flightless s return !-Yes. . $ Ilail the seaffuldine been re ttttt red ?-It bad. • liow lour, before her return : - -. l .ltout eight or ten • omstanee if it slays. • 1 dill, 1 would its short, were these rooms et fur the reception pf her Royal Highness ?-Yes. ) a you not a ner- Wore the Mosaic rooms round or not ?-The room in • • . 1.1111 of Fran• , which the statues were was a square room. I:6 What was the next room f-Ihr first was that in ratwlli . . - -1 had .) which were the *tattles, the second was a small cabinet. I j ' was I" 114 ) . What was the next /-.ln octagon. f • 1 • Could the statues be seen from either of these rooms? ,Royal High- They could not. , k Is is•—He was. Cioss-emunined by Mr. Psalm-% series of qaestion . '. / two j ; „ -. N o : were 111.1 . 4! of the re, , st minute wore, respeetlite the slit., On of the room nt the Vjl l / 1 d'Esto, in answer to which thd a l. but I dun . ' witness fully warmed the statement tithed beton-modes The questions thearsel% C,4 were hit, nutnerott3 and unimportant t.. , ,Since I return- deserre a detailed report. • a Was the passrezt. %tit. hare spoken of always open-were t there no door,!- Time passage was open, there were MP k the last time d o ors, la no part of the passage b-At the beginning and end titer? • were two iron gratin;rs. , . 41.4 . Lo _ l _,., _ Cordd a person ,:re through those 'wimp 1-Yes. because • ''•''''P' they were open. tittmlat, some Mal they open on a pillar or pilastreb-They wore attaet• i g - .' ! n 1. . * baps, about the ed to a wall. • ••a 0 ( :it toe vessel. . i What was in the middle to supportawe -They war , i n , one piece and shot artiost the opposite door , it to their Corn- Were there any pillars in the grotto 1-y4.1. 1 i explain more In whet moist -In the second room after the rotunda. there isi o n a w hi c h were small (mimeos. , to r c l e a r the Look at this plan you have drawn , will you swear it is an accurate view of the plat.- :-I t•att of call it .nia accurate plan, because there is mot in it the usemoirement eressary ; and and the proportions. Ilow long is it since you came to England ?-Ten or . t m t va n e d . an d PIPIII4I days. Do you come direct from the Fills tchs.:fel-Y.-s. Did you are assay people employed at kte Valli d'Este in taking plans 1-I have seen sl-eergi. . n have bold!-1 lid you see to estelosse of the tonne of Rolla, employed . In takine plant at the Vid d a 'Este?-1 base. ems t y nine y ears ' Did you come with witnessed owes here 1-11 Md. Now many f-Vourleen. 1 ish donee milled Who made them come 1-The will of tie arltapises who I non% was not caked , 4. waning sounds' their en v,,,, sat paid ht= them, they want mare) NI th- tia ew th:y ..i ll pestea ll e01111. 7- o .n f t i h r e y i rs... r o w-weDeerid accord. pa bu a t I decent, or suet by onto* of the Chevalier Vassal!. i ne ll you pay the espers ot any of If f eta!N -o. Icy mere th rown N Did you apply to the witticisms before they saltatiat :-... D . s? , i o. tinfilaff 1-Yea, - Not to a siagle palms ?-To ea pmts. Whom l ied rem .at oust to come with those ifeilleillKap* mimed km 4i via es a k i wig of Septeethet.- • . I N . - I . . . . . • . ." • 4 , • -, ;-•!! . 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