The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-10-23 00:00:00

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JOIIN RI SUESS & SON heg most respectbilly to ofer this their best attaossledgments to the Public for their liberal pstronages of the same; Its' utility and ;rent convenience in an elimates, has recom mended tt to the molt distinguished foreign connexions. who have all spoken bi=ble is Its reroninteadation.—lt la pre• pared by them ONLY; and for preventing disappolittnieut to families, all possible care 111114 been resorted babe oath bottle being **sled upon the cork with their firm eed address., as well as each label hating their signalurc, elthoas a Itiehlt cannot be gennlne. JOHN SURGESS and SON long estaidishaind atutit esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, coatinnee to be WI" pared by 1t,,.,, ono thedeate manner that has give* VW greatest satietattioeilbt lien" years. . Warehouse, 107, eireasn. corner of the sevoy-st•pi. London. (ram ontiavAt. Iclili•S‘VClll vap ) FR0)1.44101 .14% Moir I 41 !AA w ...a ow , „ „ ~ i fti vet , - . 614 ,, . 1,, ~,.... cep. NellniTt . *C4I.. • • I P WPM!, rig.; ~, .!'t , ^ataarst i • •":' r i Ll l • tA . Comity aC Alserviega.—The4lieseallfin. errillatallit Ilia-. ales, la the room of James F o Pdalltoills Si. d•tespefis•-) • 4 '• sort. of carriage which contains but one person,' without springs, with two shafts and two wheels. , bid von ever see her Royal Highness in such a Car. tinge as that ?—Never. , . Did you eve r see a dance performed by a person of the Manse cf 31ahostel ?—Fr,quently. • W e ts that in the presence of her Royal Highness -: !Wirth:wit, she saw it from the window. Oa those occa%ions did Mahornet do any thing intie 'tent with his 4lress ?—No ; it nas a most simple dance, and nothin:r at all indecent. e 4 W persons of distinction - in the habit of visiting . Ises. id Highness at Pesarul—.sbe realised Melts I cram persons of alifitiction at - Pesaro. Do you remember the Pope's Legate those?—Very wel I. What day was it after your arrival at Carlarhue that Bergatui has tal.en P—Ott the second dor. What time was he taken MP.— 'el. dinner. Soon after PP—Flout half -past f 0,..; till 6yr. Did he join the party aft, .iartis?—When we re• turned home. About what time did Fon return insme ?—Prom half past seven to eight o'clock. ‘Vltat makes you recollect so precisely where you dined every day at Car larhue, and you cannot reutemiw: - where you dined at Munich P—A man may remember one thing and rut soothe?. Now you have said that when yon returned with Roe gami to tharttitz von returned between two and ihrco o'clock ?—Yes. About what hour did you set out for Charnita twien 6 and ;. What sort of a night was it ?-1 know it was very it was wiliter. Was it broad day-light?—Neither broad day-light re: dark, it Ira* day-hreak. Then you coal see?—Yes; you e mid see very well at day-break. You said her Royal Highness's suite were making pre paratious fur departure, what preparatioue do you ow ---I base not said tit. t they were making preparations 1 li"ve a 1.1 that preparations It ere ma !e peopo were re moving the snow. 11 1 you go to heal ?—No. I'mt it err np the whole night ?—Yes. What were you ab.tat ?—I hat e sal I I went often hat.; - o arils and forwards to the room of aver [loyal Higho•— , , and we went and prepared something to eat, for ttebotty was np. !low often tll.l you! go .ipto. the Prityesa's room% Many times ; but I do ma precisely kilos , the number. Fur what purpose did you go into her Royal High iit-&'s ru,, .1: --Sometimes to lob her something W eat ; sometimes to intuition about the weather; sometime, to tranquilize her inlaid alsont civaring away the snow. herettee she wanted to set oft Maned:ate!) ; and mune times to lisle her what she weak:J. l)id von carry her a hat s;te wanted 7—No, the ser vitors slid ; I aeconspanied them. What time was that?--About fire nr six o'clock. The time ynu set out ?---Yes. Where did yon see Bergaosi that night?--In ut.:ry • plates. tvh. t t was lie doing ?---Tbe same as me. I understood you !o say you were doing satiable', I making no preparations :-2A person ie Offer' in a st.tir of anxict) and movement when he bas to attend on a person of that rank. Howler is it fro:n Chenille to Inspruck do tint know the distame. How long were you on the journey 7.--.Aout tare Flow far you travel P--I do not know. What time slid you set 'inkhorn ebarnitz to go to In spruck ?.- I do not know. - Dow long had they been travelling when they &relied at tit:anti: reintut precisely s:tv. I ask how Ion; he had traveW.l on that day '..:efore ha arrived at Chariiitz P---I do not root/other. Do you remember what time you set out in the morn ing. room whence had you come to Cliaritit: du nut remember. ,AR (HL. the Original I Watford the greatc.t nourish prevents its being injured by trat•tHag. &e.: remotes the presents the hair falling of or thick growth, on bald place.. d glossy, preserves the end In iskers and is) ebrO s.—Priee per bottle. Tyie.—Hr merely wetting the Proprietors warrant to change in Mrs er Gatv , de. to a beautiful glees) cc. Imitating the exact natural dee more durable. Ludly. hair with ease sad secretes bd. for exportation. by the soh. Son. corner of Kirby-street. In Hatton-garden. Holiswn. ,t. by Mews. Headrie..Tlteit- Asttie and Poiret, 57. Overton. Doad-street; Batley and Blew. 17, and Johnston., lb. Greek ebeepsiile: dirge, tin, Cheap• and Edward.. Si. Paul's Hominy and Sons. and Lew. 330, strand ; Row ')e, 8.1. King-street: Sutton. and Johnston, Corithill; Hol m; Wh)te, Eastcheap: and by 'ender•. _ _... Dia he frequent the house of the Princeu ?—He some times dbl. What Iris his name?--Giodolfi. Do von iime.nber the 31artoisaf Andalgi 1-1 do. Phi he hold any office there the Marquis Aa4Ltigi was the head of the Commune. 1)o you know uliether Berfratui visited any :iersons of istinction when lie 14111 Not in attendance on the Prin cess ?-lle did. :f lii 1 1 1 NICRUTPTCY SUPEROMED. _ "4 W. F. Pea., nigh Uolborn, lisen-draper. frdllllllllllll4 Oct.to 3l, at Guildhall. • .*lii* BANKRUPT :3. , • Ito P. Rudleir.h fitalterton , necon , s'aooiteeprr. surrender N. , . *J. )4 Dec. !P. at the Olobl. Ts Terri, 1 0 . 1 :- eter. Attnenevs, Messrs. Collett ...id Co. Chancery-tan,, and Mr. Zarhar, Turarr, Paul-street, Ex..ter. M. IVestr.,:s, Wellington. Somerset, mer , t4, Nar. 13. 14, Doc. Y. at the Castle Inn. Taunton. !Somerset. ktloneyn. Mr. Bar: r ',Temple. and Mr. Frederick White, Wellington, Somers& I. nt yoe beta there untisoie occasions I—;►Jan) titres. It Home. was her !Oiliest) on habits of intimacy M ith persons of distloctiun ?—l'es. with tLe first Ruins Nuw, Sir. I wish to ai.k %du. whether at all the times )uu have seen the PriaciiFs and Bergaiiii together, did 'on see ?Lit vlightoit impropriety ham one towards the other I Never. /lOW long did you serve Intim grimy !—Frog Ka to 1815. Have yon the lionottz of bearing may order!--1 reeeiveil orderof the Iro4 Crone, WI my return from the Russia': (paign. A. Loin Ana nig lets reepeetfally Cs,t• TION the Public stalest sperious Imitation. composed of deleterious 'Nor ton's. WA N :, to the heir. To prevent the imposition. t' for Roy. IND'S On.. or How Lowe Dt t. and obeetre that net 'mine bottle is signed on the outside label. in ►ed int. A. Reetaso sad Soo.' All without that signature are Cross-examined i!,e Arroi:N rv-t if.N vs 1L..--Whitt rawk - did yoa hold in the ariny is hen you first catered it --I was fuer(' in the tin trd of Honour in the Ist Coin. , pony of the Royal Artillery. %that Huard of Hou•sr }—The Guard of Honour of the King of Italy. Whit: do you wean by Guard dean I was' private solilier in the littera of Honour of the King of Italy. When were you first ill tire company of the Prioress? 7 —At the house of lioneral Pine: J. Motors:kn. Norwich. merchant. Nov. 3,4, Dee. 2. al the 7<orfoli, Norwle;i. Attornexs. Mr. rimers. Crosby-aqaa re. and Messrs. Marsh sod Aersnrd. Norwiet. W. Manton. E •sl Radletch. Thrroa. siirr,tkeeper, Nov. 23. ?4. her. 3. at the (Hobe Tavern. Exeter. Aliwtorys. Messrs. ('ollett and Co. Chatterry-tane, cad Vachary Exeter. l 1 FOR CONVIIL9IO,:tiII AND BP %SAN. EPPLEY'S CONVULSION POWDER, a (Tr ill Isis Ressesty for Convulsion Fits in Children, awl (or spannedic Complaints.—Kanctionad by filf Grate the Duchess of Lady Caroline Lamb. Rutland, Lady Catlser.ne Walpole, Vitt Hna. Lady Amherst, Lady C. Minds,. 111.11 no. Lady Lismosst. Hon. Mrs. Betberst, W on. Lady G. Cacao- lion. Mrs. F.gerum, lion. Mrs. Grey. &c. Amidst the disorders of Children. none excite so groat a =l' alarm as Convulsion Fits.—HlSDlAlt'S POWDIII% not publicly knows, have for man) years sustained spud charemevistic u a sever-failing rensuidy for that dls -1 seder. The powerful virtues of this Specific in a short litre mines the seffering infant, and, by a due perseveranee In *implication, completely extirpates tint Convulsion Pinhead Itsteras the most weakly Children misted with Disorders is- Abet to dm Bowels to a Mate of perfect health. These Pow -41%,t4. also nut limited,' Miami, Ingsllerissily riawriesil : • Complelets ; euttimastkillfrairioss to flpViepflt Fits. end those produced hr Fevers sod Wolnds. Abe* Vouneles in Fits. during the Pregnancy and subse t:tut Ace( tifihement, with the happiest and most salutary dßeft This inestimable Medicine has received the proudest attestations of its saucy from sauternes &esti 1. /visited Personages; at whose request. cad under their surtins, the present Proprietor offers this invaluable Me eickee to the Public at large. as a most grateful auxiliary in _MI rases of Convulshns, either in Infants or Adults, and re storing the Pntient to perfect health. This Invaluable Medicine Is sold in bottles at 4s. 6d.-111. and lits. each : .by appointment of the Proprietor, hr Mr. timer. -Medicine Warehouse, 150, Oxford-street ; Messrs. Barclay and :sous. 90, Fleet-market: Messrs. Newberg and sons, 46. St. Paui:s Chutelt-yard ; Edwards. 66, St. Paul . % Church-card: Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; Balm 4, Chenpsiile; Prout, 229. Strand; Johnstose, Greek-street. Kuhn ; Evans, Ling-lane. Hmithield ; and by their ap pointment by moss respectchle ?Medicine Venders in ever Town throvichout the United Kingdom. Ask for HADLEY'S Convulsion Puwder: K. Herbert. Dr , rhum IYoreeeter. farmer. Nov. O. lA, Dec. 2. at the flare and lloonds Inn. Redwardine.- -Attar my. Mem.rs. ('ordate. Bunton, and Parlbs. Oray's Ins, llolhorn.c.uirt, and Messrs. Parker and Smillt. Worcester. J. Pitt, Cirencester. Ulourester. n 0 ' 011111 0". Nov. 1. 3, Dec. 9, at the Head Inn, Cireteeemer. Attorneys. Mr. William Thompson. Cirencester. and Ur. William Thompson, jun. Fie►d-coart, Crtc's inn. J. Wingate, Ilathwiek.t4omerset, money-gerlterter.Ort. gli Noe. 1. Dar. 4, at the Castle and Ball Inn Tavern. 11/oh,-, 1-Altorseys, Mr. Simms Stephen. It Broad-street-hvildlngai and Mr. Basehellur, Bath. T. Austin. J. Gregory, and J. Ilusson, Bath. haberdatear. Or'. tS. Ni,, 4, Dec. g, at Guild/WI. Attorneys. Maas% Amory and ColesvLothbary. sail Viewers. Poorer and Peachy. 17, Balishur)-mmare. Glary, Dover-street. Piccadilly, dress-maker. Oct. 1114, Nov. 4. Dee. 9. al Guildhall. AttoraeVasituggialls. Glisrots. BIV Nov. IS. W. Iliadic Leeds. Yorkshiel., spirlt-sterehant, at the Crturt-hou4, Leeds—,Nov. 14, T. Kemp. kaarvsbor rough. Yorl.sture, yarn-splmmr, at the Ilay Haase tun. binarestmenneh—Nile. 11, R. Fry. Lieemdev-souive. I draper, at Guildhall—Nur. 14, J. T. Grocott. Salford. Ista easlaire, liqww-uterehaut. at Guildhall—Nov. It, D. T. 1 Clarke, Oerrard-street, Soho. fireman. at Ouildhall —Nov. 14. W. Vennieg, Gutter-lane. Chenpaltle, silk-manufacturer, at Guild:mil—Drs. IN W. Edwards, Dartford. kW. grocer. at Guildhall—Nov. 7, lg. BI)tli. Dyer's buildings, Holborn. dealer, at Duildhall-Nor. I I, P. Dixie, rcn., P. Dixie, jut'. J. Dish., and R. Dille, Frleomsquare. Gossett-street road. smiths, at Ouildball—Ort. 24, J. Lee, King-street. Cheap- I warehouseman. at Du ildhall—Nov. 11, C.B. Ashford, Ilarrowmoad. Paddington, Iron-monger. at Otoildhall— Nov. IL W. Richards. Pousaner. (:ere i% all. tailor. at the,. Union Hotel, Penzaore—Nur. $3. T. Baiiey. Nlaccleadeld, Chester. draper. at the Anzel Inn. hlacclestield. CEKTIFICATES—N.)%. I I. r I ask !off tifetime, not the place —.lfter the time her Majesty returned from the los, vnage. What year was tliatf—lttli. liow Often did you see the Princess before you were asked to f,-o triTorana7----1 saw her at the lious;: of Ge neral Pino, and at thi Villa trEste. 'Tea am Ito uotlerstami that yea only saw the Prin eess twice, when you were invited to go?-4 saw her several times, loot at two places. Who tirst asked yes to go idler Royal Highness • {There %—At Barons. ea have said, e.at when pm; _tint enteral the eerier *ferns you were Equerry ; what salary heti you ? rev year. you quit the service of the Princes% ?--I received • tettet of dismissal at St. Otners. Dues he mean to sar :het hr remained in the service •f the Prowess ft.trti.llie mime he first entered it, nn:il hr quitted it at St. Ittnersl-1 111,1 not leave the get-rice, I left her for :limit; a rear nn affairs of my own funny, but I dill not gni! Prrvire. I believe the Vi!la Vittoria is at Pesaro?—lt is at Pesarce • I lati you ttavelle•l many bow, ?—1 do not renumber : Dia v,so stay a' I ißtroit,:! long its cut - IRAs/nen:o of tiose Isvfare von .t out after your return grow losprucl: ? ‘Ve retrained about an hour. When rEs returned the follpwlog morning, Fere yin not fatigued mats' who bat performed tam it is ttbt riitsibie to be fatigued with 30 little. t. :II yon !oveur that win tt von get oust from Uts.arnits on that av!aNion, you never ra/ down to rest youras.:lf? intre-r it. %Vise* did Fon rej.i . sa her Hoyai Highness :d the Villa Atn 1 to nntlergand that he did not join her !loyal lonerr before that Von hare Laid tharvon areompanieel her ROylli II g!i ne.+ to .111inif n, ;i n.l thrt flint-4 at the table of the Rini, dill he dine there more than once ?---Ves. flow i.itets I annot p►ecisely I ow Wig 4;1.1 VUU r. tin fifteen Boys. IYise , eut,l you time the tirst day believe at the Did yon never BP down on iiraw for the purpose rest ?—Never for a moment. Berrami rivose et all after his return from In sprach ?—I dui net see him. Were the carriages ittloaded atCharnitz ?—No. How ninny carriage•• accompanied the Princess from Knm,. to Settegagim•?--Poist• What thee was it when you set' out from Rome ? Test in the evening-. Was The weather very hot then?--Not the-night. Was the day ?—Tor Jay was very hot. Who was In the first carriage ?—The Princess, Coon teos Oldi, M. Ilerganii enJ Victerine. WC? in the 'crow' ?--Blr. Hownain and the female . attendants, Demant, Brunelle and Merelli. • . Who in the third ?-31r. Ww. Austin, myself, ands- t my sere:tot on the bus. W. Wood. Hulot Fens, ‘Vellterby. Turks!'lre. esofe. inblser —J. Ad•lerley. Rrenttbrd, Ironmonger—J. Lister. Longrovd-bridire. Huddersfield. dver—T. Fishy, Batty-Mills, Kirthesdun, York.hiee. oil-erss per -- S. Bruno. Charhug-cross. sworsl•entler—T..t. .ird week, Lawashir:•, eammou-brewer. P kft'rNEßrll I fps nissoLvEn. ANGEL IN, Cunevreo. K • Wln•redi.l the Princess dine the second day 2--I believe with the Einz. Wlrrre w.n aloe that PTPllitity ?—1 do not know. Where did ihr dine the third day ?—1 cannot tell wiirre she dined cr. ry day. Where unl. she spend the third evening'--1 do no: knew. GENERAL OFFICE. FOR TRAvELLmo. 17stfollowing MAILS and other COACHES fro fro the above Inn : s Rola! nail, riu Doter Tuesday and Friday Nights, •lef. 11. J. and I).icilee.Norton-Fl:gatr. Middlesmc. mongers—W. Stucker and 1.-. —nom, Sidmontli, Devoe- Oore, surgeons—S. (Iraq and Saunders. Plymouth. up holsterers—J..\. Slack, J. r. Pike and 11. P. 11. Beckwith — W. Rooth and .1. liurninglinm, Duke-street, Msneltester -4 mare. booksellers—R., B. F. and C. R: Drnlism. Bull awl Mouth-street. ironmongers—W. Ed wards,Dorothy Udwerds and R. Clark. Beverley. Yorkshire. brewers—W. hlatinder and M. AT refor.l. Mincing-lane, wine-merrhants —J. Squire and .1. Wilkinson. Leads. woolstapiers—T. Monter and J. Wild. Mary-le-hone-street. tiolileo-square. woollen-drapers —M. It) ley and E. F. Smith. Wolverliampton, a)iliner -4. Richardson andit.lloiton. Liverpool, merchants—W. Wood and J. Allen, Sheffleld.and I.l.outrnm.Rotherhane. mallsters— M. A. flush and M. Illackburn, New-street, Cuvent-gor•lon. haberdashers—R. Wise and P. Vincent. jos. Cooshorne, Cornn all, surgeons—W. Brodbelt and T. Preston, Proems. I cotton-manufacturers. _ Pertsmou,th and Gosport Mail. through Godalusing, Pr lersteld. and Portsea. every Evening at a quarter pn.t 7. and Sunda% at half past O. On Ds arrival a packet sail, to the Isle of Wight, to convey passengers and parcels Mail Conch seta off to Chichester, throngh Drab ton, liavani. linssworth, Ike. Gloucester and Milford Mail, throng)! IlenleV, OTIOrd• mid Chel:essio,rt. every Eveui9g a quarter past 7, and bun day at half-Fast 6. Omer and Canterbury Mail, throngb Oravesend. ('hat km. sod I:eversion , . ever) evening at a quarter pact 7. nod nanday at !slit past B. From t a nt rant ry. passengers and par eels are conveyed to Deal. Mai•gate, Riensgatc, Wanda and from Dover. pereria are eons t*ed to Folkalone, li ana ) ltnae, 'lithe. Dino-burets. Romney. and I.) dtl. Anode' Rita Bognor Pon-roach. through Ililllnglorst, ainrulay. Wednesday. and Friday, a quarter her • re 7. Pauli and Bristol Post-coach. to entry only funr inside. through Resdine. Marlborough, Calne, and Chippentsam, every Moraine at 0, H ChrlltaLans Pust-eoach. carry only four inside. through a nd 1 -hf..rd, every Morning at a quarter before ft. Chichester. Bcgaor. and retwortit Po-a-coach. Nlonday. Dettnewbss. and Prlda v Mornings, at a (porter isefore 7. Nek Meld Enstwenieb, In two day s, to cfirry•fnur insisle. thrmegkillaidenhead. Reading, Marlborough. Devizes, and Iltlrlichest, Monday. Wednewlav, and Friday Mornings, at roach is chiefly intended for the accommodation of It-e. who cannot undergo the fatlrse of each a distance In one day. NORTIIF:RN COACJIES. Penritii, anti Wititchs • .n. Pont Conch , On" with Fail( ilortes and a titiard all the wty. Pllnftell through Brume.. Amp, hr. Gretahridge. Catterlek, Do roughhriies. Wrtherb), Aberfoe , i, Dom." ter, and Oran. t as (the sear...! way by IS milt-;), %1•.% out e:-ery morning. awl performs the journey with the gertllr 4l t Leilft.. Pasarn ptys on the road. by btu:int...ll,r pienrsie, lore the ptcallar ad% antage of their Beata being secured in the next. Wh-re di,' sh^ dine the Lunt' day ?-1 have said I cat -gut lrli for every day. Where 4id t , he .spen.l that evening?—Some evenings were %rids the king, souse with the Prince Beau harnolo, List I cannot precisely say as to one in parti cular. Do yea 'know how many times she !pent the even' nF with Cie king'?--'l'a lee, and at the same tahle with him at other Aces .wo or three times, or thereabouts. Where iliJ pm go fritiin believe, but 1 can't preeisey ay, - to Naremborg. Who in the fourth i7--I believe they were seeeeetc • • Was Lonis !ter:fat:li there ?---No. Was earner:in ?---1 holi..ve not; bnt if 1 am not tri•- taken, ti3lyiimn was there, and • tireek servant, am! ;Another whose nan:? I llu nut reeollert, . . How lotoz dill her Wiral Highness remain at Nu • ryininerg ?--1 believe twn days. Where did von ttup:-1 know precisely ; I believe at LIIPERIAL PARLIAMENT; Where did yois rn from dial don't know. Does the witness remember ?—N pPerNiety, 1 can't 4141 yon Res many lien Royal Highness in the tom shit wok .li4 yen stop the second time?--At toratura. Ws, it not the ittestion of her 'loyal Ilightses to stop at Caligni?-I.did not kno.v the htention of her. litival Highness. bo you remetuber.any parson hint sent from Ca ligni to or:ler horses ?-1 do nit. Where did you arrive or the don't know.preeisely ; but we urrivi the fourth iiay. flow long did you stop at Fano two hours. DEFENCE OF THE QUEEN. [Continued from the First Edition of Saturday's Slatesinacj Examination of Chevalier CARLO C. 155.11.1 continued. How Inng did that journry last ?---I cannot say pre isr ly, alo•mt three days. 1)0 von remember in what earringtb !ter :total Ilightim travelled?--1 - es; an Englbilt landaulet. Who travelled with hrr Royal flightless !---The Coun tess tildi, Bergami, and Victorine. 11'1w travelled as courier on that ijnurney How lung were the}• oa that tsar?-1 should sappo•e dare months, there.thonta. liou ururt 11V4 yau at Carlarlme?--From the 2.lth to 111. N'ttliof ll.n►• dyes?---Sic. Mixt errs, of • dar did yon set ota from t'aestline?— In tl , r , e•trr.i nr;. nylon. or Atter dilmer?.- After. Flow lAr is the inn at Carlsrlme from the Grand p thee ?—Aloont three miles. I.ir trout the .. , largiaviuT's palaue --Mrr;•.p a little. What hour did con 'line a.?--Ahnnt thrPe flow Ion( did t•vn sit at dinner ?-- ;built an hour and a hale. Wi:at time did you arrive at Fano but I .'3l) not state exactly the time. Do you remember seeing. the tin saw it ; but I was not there at nigh ton't yoo remember pay;ng a risiL friend. at Farm, wink you were there Did yoa not desire Vorti to appril Farno, that you should be. there ?—y Did yon see Sacchi ride as courier on horseback (luring- that journey ?--No. Clow long. had Carlo F..rti keen in her serviee. at that time ?-11e began Isis service at It Can you state the orra,ion when Carlo Forti w*s r:i:raged ; as Forti was a ROlllllll by birth hr WAS hired, lie knowing. the y!au•e. .'hat time 4 1 .1 I the t venia l ; parties ael the theNtre brgiu creuiug parties at sole hour, and the theatre at whither. At what hoar JO the tLeatre begin ?-13etwete) fire land s.is o'coltek. At what linur (IA Ole ron”errlzzionts wore. Is dr past seven or rich , . NIA 11i.1 Berg dine at the Orind Duke's table the .Ilr' gay iser It nyal Yin •l there:—fr.,. Am yen quite sure he tEneLl there the first day ?— ) CARItiERW. To Twickenham. Brentford. and Isieworh, every , lfon day , Werinevlay, Friday, and staturciny. E.1"61 FS and Co.. Proprietors. Parcels rid Pm-Angel are safely and expeditions!) con veyed from this Inn to every City, Town. Village, and Country Heat in the following Comities. vas.:—Rerks, Reeks. Cornwall. De% on. Dorse. Dant'. fllere o 141. Olosore:oter, Kest, Oxford. Somerset. !Surrey, Islsses. Wits, 11'orcester. smith 11'ales. an pert. of the kir of Wire's. Jersey. Goern- SIA. aid all parts of France : and to all Pars of the Ns.rtb Take notice. that no parlaze, containing glass. rhino. watches, plate, cask or flank notes, however small t.er Value. will he accounted fur. if lo.t or damaged; nor rt..: Ohio parcel or passenger's higsage, of more than 31. tats "li`sli "reified as arch when &Abend at the Mice an! paid for neeordiurly Neat Porl-Ctraises. &e. t the shortest notice. I/id not Korti set neat before - Irons him to apprise roar friends dust rc I believe he arrived a few minutes fie That Is not an answer to any quail (Qnestion repeatcl.) I diet not order Carla l'orti to go to any friends, but I tub! bilis, if hr a in.., tie tell them. that I was rusting. Do von twitiember seeing ,arehi at 11111 vent swear y ou did nut see swear. Do you know a p!are called Carol Do von remember that you stela to Senegaglia?—l think we staTt there. Ito yon remember anyone takinr - —They took something, but I dot.' Was Sac: hi a e,,orier in her Royal Highness's ser vice at Loretto he seat dispatches?--1 do out remember that. Do you remember any circumstance that prevemted his Wilte seat'---1 believe they - spared him because he was tired. von remember the Princess or Bergatui bawler a rarrtage c a p a d a p ane n a ?--s o . Itad any of her suite such a carriage believe Loai. Bev:alai had one. What sort of carriage is it as to the springs? ---It is Whet.. 11111 you (line the snood ?—With the Mar grayi ne. Did Revonti dine there ?—Yev. Will you swear that he did ?—Yes. liertami dine with her Royal Highness everyday 11 L'Arlsrlsue?—Yes.• R . Ewer. - OW LA N D'S MACASSJ sad Urnrtior, warranted to lo ot ) die Boman Hair. pre, of Climate, Pllwst. Ira% rh ars h o ,44 and dryness. pr wig prey, and produces a thle jam Ms hair sod, 'arty aid el my weather. pr..docos whisk' silLh.. IN. dd., sad 21s. pea Ile Ren LAND'S EDSIINCII of 6 0 hair with this preparation. t tpiwenedtstely a _perfect saumas. Rva-Baows, erwasent REOIDN or BLACK way. Wo.hing makes %la I eg 00theame may dye their It -Al* Is.. 74. dd. and lOs. 641. IMillasßeale. retail, and for A. Rowland and S. l i t at iel‘ witae on the right In hopja j mi. by appoinhweet. I lismairaner: Salyth. Ili. Gaul V. Iffild D. Ridge. 33. New Boat r= at' ; 8. Berry. 17, 1 I: oil m C. Butler, 4, Chan diA Newberry end Sons. 43, a 0111111iprd : Barges.. .30. Holt 111, llbsebearkrt ; Prout. 329. at am. NI Hatton-garden: Py e Om tbarcialsed ; Tait. 41, ant les nil Tett. Royal Exchange; ill Paeleateh lad )4edicine e'en . _ J • t I • t I t . 1 ) • third morning ?--I . . 1 • red at Svnegaglia v 3 . , . • ) :--- I believe about no:--It was by day, • r. ) hank! at Fano ?.--I - 1 lt. sit to some of your . I lava?-1 'to. trim your friends nt ~ -Yes. and did not yon tea rJet were zoniing .• • ..t.tre ute- I ' aims. •, s before, to toll this should arrive liffuso it r. Parisi, ?—,:o. tod him at Fars.)". - -1 11?-1 do. i t there on your way here. t refreshments there ? .. know what. , . k i -- • . *a- obeiiimi c - ....._. . - ~ • ~ i