The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-10-11 00:00:00

'7"" • v - .' co_Gt. ci J A itA cuA Ztat Nn. ANN,: %I. FESTIV F , folvorltottcc,.:i OF THE RIETU-DAT OF THE ROYAL rercrElt Oe stiHIST sosfir ktma EDWARD THE gicfr. /ME ANNIVERSARY of the GENTLEMEN war ,t-d at ('wlet's Hospital, lel he held at the f .a •4.Bj ertspate-street. on )lontlay. October sticl:en !otemding to dine on this occasion are „ T e e d to •I‘e "I •ir Tickets on or before Thursday. the wit ();fobs sem is much Inconvenience was eve mow at thi..aat linniversary from tuffs circumstance not Wigs beta ,!tent:ed to. HENRY RICIRRDS, lion. See. fly Jewry. Rcpt. Int/. t , !..,1 of the Atewards; of thegrerrtary; mad M 'beget et the Tat ere. Dialler ea Table at Five o'Clock --- jam,. pcbikhed by W. BUIGIBOR. *IP. Strand. -- - • - - - - • -- - • r vaajw:EMN'S TRIAL, price lid. each Number. I The ebbe altsatiolk Is moot particularly recommended p ev e wed work. Its stopetimity tlese alb other widow opiiigl Orvieto sod striking. It k printed (vita entirely crass t~Vs) the authorised s erbatim notes taken Vt. sl e i ert-hsod wetter to both Mouses of Par &Wet • _ _ The Cheatscs comortrertese seeded hy "Poldlers. end siticitillery Bailkthessa ought to real. Price Pl. rompteter. A Lrrrna ro Tlls Wise shilertar k by itandostilde frets, the causes el gem NalidiMil to t sal geseaMMu a w we may hops to obtain subiguilalaa4 praised tompadbly with the pre sersofion of the astellililhel weir of sodety t In sootraons. elnatioa to the puede )chews sod dilladous Theories of Messrs. Raring. Ricardo. Heathield..Aoil the whole frater aity of Piper Money Men withoot teak Capital. By a Com moner. Price Is. Bo LT %I. /411111 and his Raves Writs : an 'Bucolical. Bo manie. Boole Poss. in Throe Cantos, by llodibras, She yammer.. Prim 16.111. nd Solsooso had mum hawked a i res." With an excellent eopper-plate Engraving, well coloured. Alto. MI-erns mid 'WU% musnrvlrr : a serious Misdeal Drama, la Three Ads. as it is not performed at the Theatres hops( Dram-lino and Covent-ganlen ; it being • thought prnhahle that the Lord Chamberlain would refine his Livens*. Prior 0, the Queen! the Quern! Is form and manner of my daughter. Haunts me ineessaatly ; Then romps my enterable Sire. Shaking Ms grizzly locks purteatowelv ; O His aged we marlt'd with poignant woe ! 0 ; bide me. bide me from my self Alto. price lid. F tie PLAY ; or, who are the Adultexons Shedders sod Demoralisers f Hefei ma Answer to the . . Editor of the News, on Ida inquiry " flow many of the Queen's Jailers have hew convicted of Adana", r. Mao a great variety of ezceilent Caricatures. Lteemea's JAPAN still triumphs hi the need °f lint resew', by piddle voice decreed ! LARNDERS and Ceinruty, stile Proprietors of Ile real Imperial Jepan Blacking. dal appreciating the Wow conferred on theta in the decided peeferesee driven to diet. Article of Malsefeeture. lee a generoas and die renting Public. he lease to *Worths hostage of their mast aelteowledgetests. Having been graciously pa trashed by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, they are Wm placed In the pre-eminent 'hullo* of Blacking Nona i% fitters toads Mairsty, mid Imre is ettesequenee altered their label. by e?lsetitaft oa the liessissAc. the Royal Ann* for said =see pertiesitiyiy vriellescießlisprlear on wadi label in tloctios. thetr Envrrtare ll.rrrans. The above Inestimable Compriaillea Is still prepared and soil Rimlessle, at their Orisinal Warebotme. NI.. 3. ship pisee. Tempknew. Ininton (herb in Lissii.l and Paste). at iellowing Prier', vie. In bottles at &I. Mid. IYiI. aad Is. ti.. each ; as ig also their saaelempproved Royal Risen-Tor FAQI'ID: and Retailed by all respectable Shopkeepers In tLe United Kingdom. • • Great .tlioseance to Merchant!, Captains, and others for Exportation. ALONESS or (TREY HAIRS will sot be Pers il) Thousands of Ladles sad Gendarme who have eget Prince's Russia Oil for years. had a good head of hair b.:t out being the least shaded or giey. last some Moho persuaded by their hair-dressers to use ether 011$. or .rld thew counterfeit Russia Oil. they soot found the Met er". as their hair began to fall of. or get grey. In short. Prime's Russia Oil is the wholesomest sad best Oil for pre serving and promoting the growth of hair. and if used con stantly. not a hair will fall of or turn grey •, even If the hair less begun to turn grey. it is seek a nourisher. that by us it I'M restore It sp the sorrel colorer; clears the 'scurf ' sad hero the bead soil hair dean. and by using It regular for a f'w months daily. will Ires Sore the hair on the bald part. if r.,• least signs of roofs are remaining. which has bee* proved by hundreds. HO observe. to produce Ws desired sled It so-st be used regaMr. Even the Morales' Geollemem at the Medleal 11.11. London. hare published logo Gazette of ILO*, that Primer's Russia toil is seperlor to nay Oil for the hair. and will do in eases of baldness and weak hair what can possibly be done. Ladies u:il dad Prince's Russia Oil preferable to any other Oil for dressing their own, or false hair. as it gives it a natural tom softens and curls It. Geologies wearing powder. aught to use it inaioad of pommtano, promotes eye-brews. r. The OrighilllPrdlibletor bag now so ImproVell the Russia Cs . that it will aivrays be sweet and pleasant. end will keep L. all climates; sad good silowsams to Ilershants sad Cap tains for esportation. Ask for Ptliee's Russia Oil, at 4s. the small bottle or a bottle containing the quotably Of mar Ire swat ones. at I Is. orl.ich is a greet saving. Mold be tbe Sole Proptletot..kle. Prince. No. 9. Pohlad watt, Gzford•street ; sad by air. hasyth. Premiere to the Royal Family. New Hood-street; and by most respoodrato Perfemers sad Medieine Venders. Also Prinee'oeelebrated Resale Dye. Weft es issitsowsti• theta , doubt mow remains of habeas( the beet sad meet MOM -0121 Dee is the natures, for Ininnestiately changing red or orgy Lair, tye-brows, sad Whiskers. to Brown or Slack with to farther trouble ems Sorter r little of the Dye in a plass. thy': dip a comb Ili N. sad comb it through the hair, which mill have the desired asset. Directions are sealed up with each bottle. so that say one ran dye their own hair with ease sad secrecy in a Sew minutes. Mairs-guinea per bight lor two Wales one poled; or one doses bottles Iv. pees*s. Proved by al/dark the 11th klosousber. 1914, before the Lord Mayor of London, that A. Primo is she Original Proprietor in the Cabrera* of the Ramis Oil or Ramie pre ; therefore if say Perfumer. Malleine-vendor. Hair dresser. se any oei else sell Russia Oil, or Rarer Dye. that Is eel Primer's. they an impostors, as they sell cousterfeits So their Consolers. Ask for Prlmee's Resale OR or Prime's Dye, sad seserve ' Prism" on the wrapper sedges!. (Reath MOM; withal+. It is not psoree, end CBllOOl altaorto site le o'rs r • Ledles sod litesdrommo will he petticoat. as *aware m•ornl hair-drawers sad ethers la town and consatry who sell eonoserfebs, sad may it is geoids.. As there arehs nmay thoemantry who have rompitiood being token be eonsterfoit RussissOil. therefore lAd ies aid GeNtlemen wiH Imo sere to have the Graulat. by smckseing the Wars In a letter for the /Loomis Oil. Re. decorate Mr. Priem No. It. Poland-street. Gsfolietteel. Loothooo wham Mr. P. will sated them by rain of mit to say port of We mtan. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1820. " The Came fir which HAMPDEN fell in the Field, end SYDNEY died on the Scaffold 7 iFFEE.—DE.A('ON and ri).. of the Coffee-Mart, V It. Blidarer-street. Snuw-Mil. London, beg to Inform the Public they re gelling the best West ludia Coffee. 115..3(1. per Ih.. Dino Turkey ditto. 4%. NA. An alloiraneu made to Hotel sad Cofee-loose beepers. sod the Trade supplied. IMPERI.I L rapt,mmExr. DEPENCE 4W THE QUEEN. (Coo Slimed from the First Steen of Yesterday's Stoles/tem) • ~ NOTICE RESPEI - nm; MANES OR 11V N ON TILE Firm OF OCTOBER. TTBISH rim ertfolly rzininds the Molder; of • Tiekete or ?Quires drawn Blanks the First Day, that the option of revelling 141. per Tirket in Money, instead of standing the chanre of the Nett Day's Mashes.. will cease on Friday next. the 13th instant, and those who do not demand the 14/. nn or before that day. cannot receive it afterwards, lint will then be entitled to whatever their Numbers way be dross on the ISM instant. Ou which day the Lottery entirely finish, the Wheel Contains TWO lse les of ......t20,0011 TWO TWO Prises of bUO And various minor Capitals. ail in Strrlina Money'. and all to be drawn on WM) CAD ti Was there not a 'kid in the hinnaele?--Yes. Yon stated that the hest was put out from as appre heasion of your being infested by pirates, how was it that that light was nut i. tit out ?—lt is necessary always to leave a little light in the binnacle. Wens a number of questions were put by several Noble Lonls respecting the light in the binnacle.) By a Penn.—Ant I correct in unelerstamliug that you said i f estenlay yon were the Captain of the vessel ? I Yes, by dee coassuard of her Royal Highness I took the ronsmand of the venasl. Irasollse navigation of the vessel entrusted to you ? aptV I kept 4he account of the ship's way. y hose direction was time Asp steered ?—Generally king, by my own, I believe. kit answer is too indefinite. it must be clear that . . stntlupurtaut a trust as that which relates to the steerage ho t of tilt ab , must he entrusted to some one with eer ie 4. i request you will give a more explicit an- NM 0 compared our reckonings together, and no incearenience arose from it. Then after that comparison. who dimmed the future course of the vessel ?—TIoe Captain and myself. Then as yea had the navigation of the ship, how ran You explain your haying said that the fitting up of the binnacle was a trifling spatter?—'lvor charge of the ship was not given me by her Royal Highness till I lett Augusta, sod I did not observe the deb rt of the Mona- 1 cle until the reports of th 2 pirates, when I had no means of rectifying it. Then as it seems, there were two Captains of this ves sel, he good enongio to tell one who was the person that Ical the charge of the vessel, her stores and provisions, and was amtershle for them to the owners 7. l'se owners certainly looked to the Captain, for I had no charge of the stores or prov:sions ; the Captain, I believe, was him self a part owner. State the name of the Captain?----Uarziulo. • {those duty was it to keep the log-book of the ret ie!, as on heard merchant ships ? 1 hat of the mate or pilot ; he is terue-.I pilot in that country. Was the log book kept by that person ?—I du not know. Do you not know oho kept that lor-hook?—No. hi what !wok was t.k s;sip's reel.oning kept a general log-hank. Was the tent erected on the deck by your directions ? —First by the orders of her Royal Highness, after wards by toy own. ill - ere the directions to the sailors fur erecting the toot given by yourself or any other person uty stif. It was raiFeil in consequence of the Princesm's di- IC lion P. , 11 - 1 P. State to the House the dimensions of this tent ; its length and breadth.--I cannot state exactly the Ittagth of the tent; it extended from the utizen mast an the main utast. Was it fixed to the mast ?.--Tes, by a rope. * bid any part of the tent touch the slams mast?—es, it was fixed to it. What do you suppose to have been the leant Is of the tent believe the distance front the mites 4st the main mast to have been about 22 or 23 feet; but I never measured it. _ _ _ Am I then correct in supposing that the length of the tent was 2.0 feet or thereabOut ?--Yes. You have stated that the breadth of the ship was about 19 or 29 feet ?---Yes, but l cannot be precise, for I never measured it. - - - How noodi les.: than the breadth of the ship was the b-ratltli of the tent should consider about a foot, for it hauled out the rigging on both sides. In reference to the siren mast of the polacre, how did the binnacle stand ?—Abaft the wizen mast; it coold not stand before it on account of the tent. Ant I corect in supposing that there was sudident light from the binnacle to enable you to see any . ohject inside?—Yes. What spare of time do Yon think it would take to (le vend fr the tent to the dry room?—I, speaking of my self as a sailor, would only take a second ?—How many persons are in the crew on board the Polacre ?—Twenty. two. How many of the 22 sailors were in the habit of go ing to the ?—I believe three, I never knew of any more. How often were they relieved ?—Not till they had per formed the whole watch, four hours. Lord liaosvason.—Do von know where Hieronymus and the others slept?-1 do. 16w can you account for knowing where they slept, and Hot know where Itergami slept P—Those persons who slept outside of the dining-room l had an opportu nity of seeing. have on no other reason ?--No. Lord FALMOCTH.-1 wish to ask some questions reia. tive to the memorandums. You have said that the memorandum was written by your clerk, and afterwards by Schiavani; will you ex plain what You meant by saying so:-1 explain it by saving that It was written by my dictation. 'Does Captain Flynn mean to say that it was one and the same inemorananns with the one which he has now prodoced P—lt was copied from that muloraudittn; ac cording to my dictation. Does he mean to say that the document from which be mole his usensoranduins, is now in existeuce?—No, it is not. Dues the witness mean to say that his clerk or servant took the first copy ?—Yes. And that he gave it to Seidel-ant to make the .copy from it which is now produced ?--Schiavani wrote what I dictated from it. Hoes the witness mean to say that the paper in crow was dictated by hint ?—Yes ; Schiayani wrote it after my dictation from the original copy, which I brought from Sicily. Then the witness did bring the original copy with him from Sicily Is that document now in exiltesee?--No. I destroyed it. Why did you do so?—Becanse it was written in bad Italian. Thee you mean to rev that it was all written in and ban Italian. (Cries of withdraw.) I Lord Pat.miscrtt.— I wish, my Lords, to get an expla nation on this point. . . .a. ESSENCE OF SHRIMPS. ~~r WIXOM the increasing demand of this °Muth cd- Jl.' mired Sayre for all sorts of Fish. Le. ft has indoa.a the Penpvietor. DENNY POWELL. at his Wlvtles4lr Oil and Italian Warehouse. 32, Yea•t:ate•strert, (where the Trade mar be supplied with this and all other tient/4w Sauces, Pickles. Lt.) to reface his most grateful ackimowledgm..sts to the Public for their kind patronage. and at the saute time begs leave to acquaint them :hat it is sold hy all the Oil and Italian Wa►eltouses in London. and by one or ■tore respectable agents In every town throughout the United kingdom. Observe. none Is genuine unless signed " Dinsmore and Soo." and the Proprietors' seal on the Cork. To 31evelmants, l'aptah.s. and others. It is particularly re commended for shipping, as it is warranted to keep in any climate. 1%1 Till: VOTARIES OF BE UTV. HUD•:INS BOTANIC TOOT!! POWDER. re co: aaaaa ended by sooty eminent Physician*. is prepared of balsam's' srgetabtes. of mild detersive properties. It is estirelc free of those corroding ?cids which form the bails of most Ti oth Powders. and which e 4 entunlly prove sit de structive. Where the Teeth are loose, iir the Enamel in jured, it fastens them In the one case. ■nd revives the ena mel in the other; it removes Tartar. cures the gettev‘, and prodeces a heelthy redness to the liens. a pearly whiteness to the 'rertli. hi the breath a balmy fragrance. *nil is as In fallible preservative against decay 'and the Tout:l-ache. MCC 2S. It I.—MllO. - iIIIDPON ILV recommended hr the late Dr. Hunter. preserves and beii:tifie. Use Hair. and shore it has faller of born illness, perspiration. champe of climate. or any ratites which deprive the hilt of nutrition, sad prodeee premature decay. !%v using the Halle Divine It assimilates with. or supplies the piaee of the nutritive fluid, sad the hair arrows** formerly. Mao further einehlation and testimonials of its eMeacy Ina Pamphlet entitled An Essay on the Hair. enclosed round each Bottle. Price 33. &I. is, dd. mid one guinea. 11014 by the Proprietor's Agent. Mr. Atkinson, Perfumer. No. 44, Herrera-street. Soho-pputre ; Messrs. (1.1.1. and Mese, 67. New Road-street ; Messrs. Howell and James, Regent-street ; Messrs. Doyley sad Blew. Coeisper-street Mr. Melte. Cheapside: and nest Perfumers. hair-drelleers. and ‘tettielne Venders. in Town and Country. FROM . TUtib.l rs LONDON' VLIZ OITA R.ANKRUPTA. ..... _ _ G. Willett. Owen's-run. Islington. picture-frame-outer, to rurra•u.ler Oct. 11. IS. Nor. 'II. at Go Attorneys. Messrs. 'ruffle, Ridtardsua, •ud (Jaunt, Poultry, London. and IA ...k. R. Hns2sen. Leaden. Essex. brewer, Oct. 14. 2s. Nov. 21, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wright, tiny 'mime sqnare. 11. Sulline. Fcnehereh-street. druggist. Ort. 14. SS, Not. 91. at Ilsoildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Kamm and Hooper, Pomp-court. Temple. J. lAt:saist. 11singtInn. ReAshire, grocer. Oct. 27. Is. Nut. I. at the Crown and Tssimie lass, Abing.lon. Attor ney:. Mr. Gralsion, Abingslun ; and Mr. 011saidestou, Lou don-street. London. N. and U. Gilbert. Tieleswell. Derbyshire, drapers, Nor. B. 7, 21. at the Dog Tavern. Manchester. Attorney, Mr. Wood, Manchester; and Messrs. Hin4, and Johnson, Ttnsple. C. Norris. Bury. T.aneashire. cotton-spinner. Ort. 27. ilk Nov. 21. at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, hlsnelsester. Attor neys, Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, Temple; and Mr. Buck les. Mantdirstrr, R. Norris, Bury. I.aneashire. cotton-spinner. Oct. V. WI. N0v.21. at the Bridgewater Arielli Ina. Manchester. Attor neys, Messrs. Hord aad Johnson, Temple ; and Mr. Buck ley. Manchester. G. Houghton. Hereules-bolldings„ Lambeth. esrmster, Oct. 14, 21. and Nov. 21, at Gailditsll. Attorneys, Messrs. Rehire and Lewis, Carmarthms-street, Tottenham-eourt road. II Bowser, Belle Banrapre Yard, Ludgate-hill. vletnaller„ Oct. 17. 14. and Nov. 21. at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. I►isher and Monday, kurnival's-Ina, Holborn. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 6, W. WUklasoa. T. Ilreenkaigh. and J. Wrigley, Clitheroe. Lanca.bire, calico-printers, at the Old Black Bull Inn. Riackhuni. Laticashire—Nov.e, T. Robodiam, Derby. "rover, at the New Inn. Derby—Nov. IS, .1. F. Street and W. Street, Barklersbury. stationers—Nor. 14. C. Mayor, flontenet-street, POrtIVIIII-square. earpeater—Oct. 31, T. 11.1) Les. Nottintham. hosier. at the Pesch Bowl. Notting ham—Nov. IL W. F. Woodgate. Tonhridge, Kent. hanker —Dec. 9. R. (lash. Bridge-road. Lambeth. coslinsaker— Nov. 7. W. Burton. Corabill. auctioneer—Nov. It, N. Crib bed and M. Ilellyer, Fast Stosehmose. Devonshire. builder.. at the Commercial Inn. Plymouth, Devonabire—Nov. V. J Ptah, Newcastle-upon-Ty**, soap-maker, at the Ueorge Inn, Newcastle-swam-True—Oct. 31, T. Archer. Hertford. hut eter—Oet. VI. J. Dawson, New Windsor, Berkshire. cheese factor—Oct. VS. T. A. Alleehin. Southampton. banker — Nov. I, J. Read, Oo.pel Oak. Tipton. Staffordshire. iron auuster. at the W18111(114,1. Binniagliam—Nov. S. I'. Lloyd, Tibbertoa, Herefordshire. fanner, at the Commercial hotel. H ere ‘ nrc i_oet. tti, J. Webb. Wolverhimpton. Staffordshire, mercer, at the Jerningham Arm. lan. Militial. Salop—Nov. 6. R. Suilthsoa, Whalley, Lancashire. batter-fader. at the Star Ina, Alanthester. CERTIFICATES—Orr. 21. J. W. Smith. Mitarbeiter. outtna-4piancr—T. Townley. Manchester, cotton-spinner-11. Afilli. Cullompsow. Devon shire. frilmonger. J. Gaunt, Batley. Yorkshire. merebaut— J. 0. Robb. Orafloacstreet East. Fitzroy-square. sculptor —C. (bowie. Manchester, hoofer—J. thief. Crown-eoart, Fleet-street, printer—F. W. Rutledge. [.crews-street. Cum marcial-road. corn-factor—R. Stnatwwer Iltiatfwoeth. Wa terloo-place. Pall-malt whoa-merchant—T. Darius. King street, Covent-uatdea. tea-dealer. PART'S/CHOMPS IHRSOLVED. L. Haalapa. A. IL Crammed. and J. Watson—(no *re or tratie)— W. Kearlall sad J. Keodall. Oloweester, wharlairr4 —W. Seat. T. MOM wed F. 11000. Paawswapk. pawn. broirrs-11. Howard. T. Howard. sad W. Howard. Shef field. wbe-olsKSharAs. w Was 'slunk W. Howard—J. allagley as V. PpitekarJ. HMI Hovishroad, latt.rsed, Verrry, pletubft. • rs:. • - - -, . ... .. . - 41%,............ 1* " . ('rut 4 • t t ' . • . . 1 ' • ' 'a r A ~ _ ..:. ~ Or"; ildimay 1 I . , i r . • 1 i . . ---- _ _ ._a Pimp. %MN PENCE. ITiotuallliaont.Sahlotti your e that part was written in Italian, pa I i ..t riisit. NOW iloynorucsnwpey p arui.titsiayt Italian e lia ori n ii g n ie d sa i l ar t ; i: •A • 4 • sh ?—The log was all Italian, and the ropy psrly t, partly English. , • the Earl of. Lavoranate.----When as it that riginal was destroyed :—I do not remember. i• . II it destroyed on the same day on which eon die . - . , the new memorandum to Sthiarani ?---Nes,.i: .. . • con ask Schiavani to write it for von, or did rani begin the conversation With yea abuts: it ? i ' , 1 . asked Schiavani to write it for me. ere did you find Schiavani ?—.lt her Majesty's N • 1 /I • you live there ?—No. i • . , you frequently go there?--I have not been roe the last 5 or 6 days. • • t I you any conversation with Seldavasi about emorandum before the dme to which vue have ? - II ?—No. . . you get Schiavani to write the copy; gni di I len destrov.the original ?--:-Yes, I did. • the Marquis of liCeltlrfOßAN.•-•-lhil you mean to • that every time you looked into the tent at nigh.. i 11 iv the Princess i—Tes, I do: i •r the rumour of pirates being in the Mediate- I, I had been confirmed to von , C.:(1 you take any f fur dieninishiseg the light of the hinnaele .-- i antedates a gag was thrown over it, sometimes 1 •li, sometimes the light of the hinnarie was I it I . —lt was masked, but not entirely. tko von ever, when the binnacle teas masked, 1 , ,..k i ,f to tent ":—Yes, I did. . . . en the binnacle was masked, as you have de . J it, were the lights of the ship distinctly visi- *; -No; the bulwarks of the ship were eery high, I to binnacle was not a foot and a half above the \ so that the light could not he *ern. i t I ) se questions were Isere asked as to the arraign- ! of the births after her Royal. Highness 1. id II . 4 a surgeon on board the polacre; but they wcr • and the answers were given to them . iu so low a . t if voice, that, even after they had been r. ad by Mr. Berney, we found it impossible to I them with any degree of accuracy. It appear- i 's us that the witness deposed, that, on the 'Sr.:. i cements of the births, Rergaissi slept on the 4 f . eof the cabin, bat that he afterwards step- i.• i I t icing-room ; that this was in consequence a' rani's birth being assigned to the surgeon, acid i mi to Schiavani ; that liergaten, birth was ua 1 1 arboarel side of the ship; and that the orders P lie received to make them &rein/emerges cute, 4 t lierell, from her Royal Highness, though he not be positive upon that point. ti hare•inentioned in pet former evidence, a tub -r s tthing ;* do you Brew whether it was ever spl ‘ 3 f r Majesty few that purpose?---1 do notAms,iiiic .: 2 .• that it *as need by her Majesty for that i.•:. • I . 1 have, however, every reason to believe that 1, for having heard water ordered to be got ready 1 at purpose. tern did 41te tab generally stanii—ln the sEs;ing- .l which side of the ship ?-0n him . illoriserd-.64 1 0. t Duke of Ca mecca asked several questions sc. ng the situation of the Itioristek on hoard the . • . 1 . re, for the purpose of eliciting front the witness ter there was soy means of concealing the light issued from it, probably intetutiog by }hi. laran 4 . ;cover If there was any . lomodation in fart fur the 'tension stated to exist nu board the weasel in tia.- errasean, of pirates perceivieg the light in the - n deck. do not think it necessary to give in lietail the . ; , ! of these questions and answers, especially matey . 1 for the most part couched in nautical languag••, . tall instances intelligible, and as they led to it ,- : material. The following contains nearly the gat:- ) r of the whole. I the door opening from whirls the tight issne , i , f . . the binnacle, wove up and down, or athesolsitithe l i—Athwart. , 1091.1.1 i tat was the upper part of the binnselottbeenh . I the smoke &raped:a—Lead. a it gat, or raised i—lt fell in. ring the lgyears volt hare been at sea,dill yon ever . 0 e see the top of the binnacle fill In !----it It is gen.-- i so on hoard the ships in the llediteranean. . . sere did the binnacle stand f—Ahaft the mieee. • , w was the tent placed. on the deck f- -Fore and i t the request of Lord Balcones, the tut witness was ; , led and e x a mined by him. I . 1 ' I your lug-book slitter azeaslonally from the log- • 1 of the ship . ? -1 cannot sae. 1 von conceive yourself entitled to alter, eorre::, or i in the regular log-book of the ship ?—No. . 4. I the muter regularly report to yssa i —lle ne ;er • tel any thing respecting the log. the report to you on common oecasione?.4... a there ever any punishment on hoard .hip ?—N J. I he report to you as a bientenant in the Nary I to his superior conifer ?—He always addresse I Je au•-itlant of the ship on all orreari mt. sigh to know if you assumed the constund of the , ! pro hew s. oat of compliment to her Royal &lift- or by virtue of a charter-party ?-1 assume , ' it a:. . rinimansi of her Royal Highness. CARItiNtiTON was recalled, and examineJ ' y • d Lord Ileaviai.e. . n have stated that previous to emir entering the Tat Sir W. 111.11, yon-had served it the Say, i I s i i spacity of midshipman ?—Yes, with Sir J. Ce- sl. i c a were asked what situation yon were in before y 1 t on board the Poictiers as midshipman. iv s a•- •J that yon were in the 3lerchsnTs• Service, a 1 I 'on got your livelihood by lan:1 as vu's r.cit•t!-1 •stood that it was before 1 went with •:r .1. i 1 1 Ifor.l. , e , k ewillbetehlf.tw:lerl"t; jl.oloeredo"ahis'iclrriyou"alunevPsweredr in ne. "l l i :.. e. :!* Y i- : ten when eon said you bad never bees its and so - - 'pinto, was that correct:—No. t L er /a we d :: 3 yr its bl i f e o , re as y la til art w ir en .awan t on ttearil l the halt. .. i . , •n... ..• i 4 it - - - . - - - . .t Did in Engl was all Englisl Italian, By this on Was tated tl was. Did Suhiava Nu, am Wher house. Do you boy there G Had this met alluded you th, By tl swear 11 yon Paw After mural' means 1 Yes, sm not. On The spertini Polsere. whether which to cliwG apprelseni Meiliter tent on We whiffle were ff not in thing stance 1 wit ship pt nest. o► the cot W3l. Ton the capacit regrow,. bon went at swiemm ! that y' nntlerst Refer! Tiu ser►ice stood Then tie. heft Whe►