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other. —.owed to Lady Douglas, tied which Y now pro tieeereed'hare marked with the letter C. both on the eiedepeeed the enclosure. 7' (Sigard) 1/4AI. *au ury . Coal& br ) 9 noun; our Chief Justtcts„ to bold pleastefore our self, to enquire into itte 'troth of the same, and to examine, upon oath, such persosi as they shall see At touching and concerning the same,. and to report to us the result of such examination. Given at our Castle of Windsor, on Mb May, in the 44th year of our Reign. G. R. CouncMor Commissioni 'have -- a poor woman in e basket. I shall do kip a Neer to have my own brought to me inthat way; or, is the way in which I must have my own br when I have it. Very soon after this two child $ ( who were twins, were brought by a poor woman a basket. The Princess took them, and had them car. dad op into her room, and the Princess washed there herself. The Princess told me this herself ' 1 Tat tither a few days afterwards, came and. insi , COPY OF THE DEPOSITION OF CHARLOTTE I °V" baring the children, and they were given LADY DOUGLAS. bibs. ' The Princess afterwards said to mei " Yost I think I first became acquainted with the PreaFess . see I took the children, and It answered very well,", of Wales in 1801. Sir John Douglas hatliebeeh at 17The father had get them back, and she could not' Blackheath. One day in November, 1801, the scow blame him : that she should take other children, and' was lying on the ground. The Princess and a Lady, have quite a nursery. I saw the Princess on a Snits who, I believe, was Miss Heyman, came on foot, day, either the 30th. or 31st October, 1802, walking , and walked several times before the door. Lady before her door. She was dressed so as to conceal ; Stewart was with me, and said, she thought that the her pregnancy.. She bad a long cloak, and a very Princess wanted something, and that I ought to ge great muff. She had jest returned from _Greenwich to her. I went to her. She said, she did not want Church. She looked very ill, and I thought must be any thing but she would walk in - that I had a very very near her .time. • . pretty little girl. She came in and staid lento time. About a week or ten days after this, I received a About a fortnight after Sir J. D. and I received an note from the Princess, to desire that I would not invitation to go to Montague-house, after that I web come to Montague Rouse, for they were apprebea. I very frequently at Montague-house, and &tied there. sive that the children they had taken had hid the ; The Princess dined frequently with us, About May measles in their clothes, mad that die was afraid my I or June, 1802, the Princess first talked to me sheet child might take it. When the Prince ss came to see! her own conduct. Sir S. Smith, who had been Sir I me during my lying-ice, she toW mii that,. when she John'. Mood for more than 20 , came *l 6l elsmittlkin 0 04 111 6 * t:• flak glievigietl igwailfriaPti tand'about November, 1801, and came to fire in - oar come to her for some time, for she might be omituad house. I understood the Princess knew Sir Sydney in seeing me. About then of December I went to Smith before she was Princess of Wales. The . Gloucestershire, and stayed there about a month. Princess saw Sr S. Smith as frequently as ourselves . . Whim I returned, which was io January, I went to We were usually kept at Montague-house later than Montagne Haase, and was let in. The Princess was the rest of the party, often till three or four in the pietism op something in a black box. Upon the sofa morning. I never observed any impropriety of con. , a child was lying, covered over with a piece of red l duct between Sir S. Sinith.atid the Princess, I made the ; cloth. The. Princess got up, and took me by the Princess a visit at Montague-Wese l in March, 1802 7 9ead. She then led me to the sofa, and said, there for about a fortnight. She desired mete comethent, lls the child / I had him only...two days after I saw pecause Miss Garth was ill. In May or June follow.; you. The words were, either I had him, or I was , ing, the Princess came to my house alone : she said brought to bed : the words were such as clearly ins. , she came to tell me something that bad happened to , ported that it was her own child. She said she got ! heroine] desired me to guess. 'guessed several things, , very well through it ; she showed me a mark on the : and at last I said, I could not gees. any thing move.lchikrs hand, it is a pink mark. The Princess said, she She then said she was pregnant, and that the child i has .a mark like yourlittle girl. I saw thechild after. had come to life. I don't knew whether she said -on I *Ards frequently with the Princess quite till Christ. that day or a few days before, that she was at break. I etas, 1803, when I left Blackheath, I saw the mark fast at Lady Willoughby's, that the milk flowed'up i upon the child's hand, and I am sure that it was the to her breast and came through her gown ; that she , same child, I never saw any other child there. The • threw a napkin over herself and went with Lady i Princess Charlotte used to see the child and play with ' Willoughby into her room, and adjusted herself to; him. The child used to call the Princess of Wales • prevent its being observed. She never told me who' ' !‘ Mamma." I saw the child looking at the window was the father of the child. She said she hoped it lof the Princess's house about a month ago, before would be a boy. She said that if it was discovered the Princess wentinto Devonshire, and lam sure that' she would give the Prince of Wales the credit of !it is the same child. Not long after I had first seen being the father, for she had slept two nights at ; the child, the Princess said, that she had the child at Carlton-house within the year. I said that I should first to sleep with her for a few nights ; but it made ' go abroad to my mother. The Princess said she i her nervous, and now they bad got a regular nurse should manage it very well, and if things came to the! for her. • - worst, she should give the Prince the credit of it.--! She said, we gave it a little milk at first, but it While I was at Montague.house, in March, I was i was too much for me, and now we breed it by heed, with child, and one day I said I was very sick, and ; and it does very well. I can swear positively that ; the. Princess desired Mrs. Sander to get me s t udio I the child I saw at the window i s th e same childsel I draught. She then said th a t s h e was very s i c k her- the Princess told me she had two days after she ; self, and that she would take a saline draught too. I parted with me. The child was called William.. I I I observed, tLat she could not want one, and I `never heard that it bad any other. name. When the! looked at her. the Princess said, yes, I do. What . child was in long clothes, we breakfasted one day do you look at me f or w ith y our w i c k e d eyes; you ! w i t h the Princess, and she said to Sir John Douglas, I are always finding me out. Mrs. Sander looked i This is the Deptford boy. .Independently of the I very much distressed ; site gave us a saline draught ! Princess's confession to mo l l can swear that she was each. This was the first time I had any suspicion of ; pregnant in 1802. -In October, 1804; when we re. i her being with child. The Princess never said who • tufeed from Devonshire, I left my card at Montague I was the father ? Wham s h e fi rs t t o ld me s h e was with' House, and on the 4th of October I received a letter child, I rather suspected that Sir S. Smith was the i from Mrs. Vernon, desiring me not to come any more father, but only because the ;Princess was very par. 'to Montague House. I had never, at this time, men. tial to him. I never knew he was with her alone.— T ! &Med the Princess's being with child, or being deli. We had constant intercourse with the Princess, from 1 vered of a child, to any person, not wen to Sir.Johri the time when I was at Montague-house, till the end - Dirties. After receiving, Mrs. Vernon's letter., I of October. After sh e h a d f i rs t commun i cate d to me wrote to the Princess on the subject.' The letter was that she was with child, she frequently spoke upon , sent back unopened. I them wrote to Mrs. Rene. the subject. She was bled twice during the time.— ' told, saying, that I thought myself extremely ill used. She recommended me to be bled too, and said that it In tiro or three days after this, I received an snotty. made her have a better time, Mr. Falmeads bled moos, which I produce, and have marked with the her; she said, one of the days that Mr. Edmeads letter A, and signed with my name, both on the let. bled her, that she had a violent heat in her blood, ter and the envelope. The Princess of Wales has and that Edmeads should bleed her. I told the told me, that she got a bed•fellaw whenever she Princess that I w as v e r y anx i ous h ow s h e would could., t hat nothing was mere wholesome: she said, manage to be 'brought to bed, without its: being that nothlng was-mare contenting than her non room known; that 1 hoped she had a safe person. She —it stands at the braid of the staircase which reads. Raid yes. that she should have a person from into the' Park, and I base bolts in the inside, and abroad ; that she had a great horror of bovine any have a bed-rainy whenever I like. I wonder yen mea obottt her upon such an occasion—she said, I can be satisfied only with Sir John. She said this am confident in my own plaits, and I wish you %would more then once.. She has told me that Sir Sydney not speak to me on that subject again. She said, I Smith had lain with h'r. That: she believed all , men shall t, 'l every thing to Sander. I think this was liked abed. fellow, but Sir Sydney butler than any on the thy on which she told me of What ,had hap-1 body else • that the Prince' as the most complaisant petted at Lady Willoughby'.—.Saunders was a very men in the world; that she did what the Mimi, went . . ~:: ~ . - . . ... . • . • ••••• • re.olitl-Onsuccr."&m4 ~ 't, ~' Hamm before as, at Lord Greuvi/le's Moose, in Dowsimpetteet, Wet % sinker, Jane t, I 80& (Siped) ERSK IN E, OREN VILLE, SEEN CIA, EL LEN BO ROGGII. THE DEPOSII I OF ROBERT BIDGOOD. Ljtave lived with the, mace, 43 yearsoent Septembers I weal to 11W Priocese in Marsh, 1798, mid have lived with her No* 11 §1 11 .1 1 8 ever One. About the year MC esti la that yew I livet observed Sr Sydney Smith eons to' arse { be used towy bleat I I have _4im early Ala the marshy there, a bor t tea or ass o'clock men . He was at "Vie John Demises 8 I was is the habit, as .well sa Sr Jilts aad 1644 Douglas, editing. or baalaackaa,, or so dots' every day. I saw Sr Sy Smith sae day %WI: ,the blue mom, about eines o' the mynas, milk* is WI two boars before weever expeelid to see company. 1 ask- Me why the . y did aot let ma know that he was there The footmen med we that they bad let es pens im There Wes a private dew to dee Park, by which be milt keel emor la W be bad a key to It, and have pee late Selina nom" wit/ wet say a( the emus* le d bias. I peer observed aPPenclutee of M_ffirma 140 de was with 1 lloato 160 pe . I was had hie hat JOHN DOUGLAS. Jaw 1. Wit fa Zr s-4 mo m ._ (hi gravel- sw arth tie 'No had aive• overnight topseferskuiskfaitlissly. Theelestlesna thePt%- cess_was wathiag with was a ten sett; I was sorprised to sib the Princes' walking WO a Grateran attire dose is the opors. isg—l as stack was Ile Primes. While we were at Steep. heath, a wens@ at Charlton, of thisairaof'Tavraley, told so that she had same lines to Wash frame the pd. ,'s house; that the uses was marked with the appraiser or a Siscarriage, or a delivery. This rams has since left Charlton, hot she bas triads them I thigh it must have bees before the'ehild wait itrabto the Prioress, that the Weallta told We this. I bow t womes in the Prilc,ess's house, I don't think any of does were lea srassof preguancy, and if any rat, think swot base knows it. . I race WM Cole, that Mary Wilma, whsa she supposed the Princes to be in the Library, had gene into the Princess's hed-room, sod had found a man there at breakthst with the Primps., or that there was a great deal to do about it, aid that Mary - Mhos was sworn to secrecy. and threatened to he Ural away if she divulged what she had seen. (Signed) FRANCES LLOYD. grant at Lori Orem We's House, in Dors. lag-street, June 7,1806, before us, (Signed) ERSKIN% GRENVILLE, SPENCER, ELL E/410E01MM • TEE DEPOSITION OR MARY ANN WILSON. I believe it win be ten years ant_ quarter that I have Hirai -with the Prisces I waked on the Ladies Who attend the Pria. cess. I ranember when the child who is auw with the Princes . . . • - -44.0..1 likrag I say that k was to t appeared to be 'bust resamber raises brag child teas hoseght. I raver dithsent Meet year froth A thraght dist with Primes bame bees child, tigsa tomb* it. I was Mashy used to visit 1 4 : 1 = v I Ann-Bye, assisted with observe., I never had any slept In the bed; ! never sie had slot is the bed I never saw any particular appearaace it The lines wth washed by Stikanan's wife. (Signed) MARY W I LSON. Swera at Lord Greatillet WOW, in Dow)* ing-street, Julie 7, lOW A before I St (Signed) ERS K !ME,, GRENVILLE, _ SPENCER, ELLEN/10E0WD. *akin, lithe rellettion mu, war an! I believe, about 'n was my oftea watchleg_ .fie `gip arrive. One day he NW. be saw the Atriam, and sees alter the Ovals put of in a beat from the ship. Bided , went down the shrubisery to meet him. When the Captain cameo° shore, card condoned him to the Prism:nit house, end he dined there with the Prineem and her Ladies. After this he caste very fre q./n*ly to see the Princess. The Princess had two hems on the MI; Nos. 8 and 9. thenfterwards took the drawing-room ON*. 7, which commoalcated by the balcony with No. 8, the three homes bstig adjainiag. Th* Princess used to dine in Nn.ll, and itterdiruser to remove with thefompany into No. 7, and I have several times seen the Prioceis, after tuning gone in to No. 7 with Captain Mushy and the vest of the ctimpan_y, re tire ate with Captain Mashy from No:7 to No. 8 into No. 9, which was the house in which the Priem" slept; 1 sucted that Captain Mashy slept frequently in the house. It was a subject of maceration in the house. Wats were given by the sergraam, and I believe that others suspected it as well as myself. The Princess took a child. which I andentood was bretight into &photo, by Stikeutan: I waited only One week in three, and I ma not there at the time the child was brought, but I saw it there early in 1804. The child who is now with the Princess is the lame as I saw there early in 1803; it has a mark on its left hoed. Austin is the name( Ibe man who Was said to be the dither. Austio's wile is I believe, still alive. She has had aaothg &W i tted has b ro ught it sometimes to Montague Bosse. It th very like the child who liver with 'the Mows. }dn. Gordon was anido)ed sea nurse for the child, sad Ate used to bflog the child to the Princ.ess as mot as the Prim:est awoke, and the child used to leas with her Royal H4bless the whole owning. The Princes apireared to be extranay *nil of the child, and still appears so. ( B itned) — IIk . SIDGOOD. Sirens at Lord firenvillea Manse; la Ordwie. ' iatetreet,Usetith day of Jutie,'lBlll6. (Signed) •srsxccrl, *-,(IIIFAVILIU. . THE. DEPOSITION OF SAMUEL ROBERTS. I am footman to the Prioceis of Wales. I remember the child being taken by the Prince's. I never stormed liar parr ticular appearance of the Primesi in that year—nothing deg led me to believe that she was with child. Sir Sidney Smith used to visit the Princess at Blackheath. I sever saw his Slime with the Primes,. He never stayed after eleven o'clock. I re. collect Mr. Cole once asking me, I think three years no,whe ther there were any favourites i s family ? I remember my. iag that Captain Manby and Sir Sidney Slab were frequently at - Blackheath, and dined there oftener than any other persons. Lo r ever knew Sir Sydney Smith to stay later than the Ladies. cannot say exactly at whet hoar he weal, bet I never mons. his staying 'low with the Prisms. (Slimed) SAMUEL ROBERTS. Sworn at Lerd Grenttue's house, in Down (ii.oretet, June 7, 1806, before us, • (Sipped) ERSKINE, GRENVILLE, STENO ER, ELLEM BOROUGH. • 1 ,1 t .THE DEPOSITION OF WILLIAM COLE. • : . ..„ Illskre lived with the Princess of ,Witirs. ever Alice bee ma . g,.7 riage: Sir Svdaey %silkiest Visited. at Montague Mouse. sheik IMB. I have observed the •Priacetis to Isefamilier with Sir 3s. X ac t e th. Oie day, T think about Fehroaryyear, that tie ordered some saadw idles e harried 4013 late Itleo o9 . mom to her. Sir Sydney %Mit was cisme % I map surprised to see hip there, he mum have came id fres% die Pittk ; if he hid betullet it ?rani' Blackheath, he must have paned through the room is *alai was waiting. Wise** had feet thissistwiclus, t returned, niter some time; into the tom, and . Sir Sydnei Smith was titling very close to the Primed, on Vie *hi. looked at luta and at her Royal Ste smog* my eye , and saw that I smoked the manner Which they warcsitthog to: geshar. They appeared-both a little eaelllsed wises I canielato • ihe room. A than time befare ibis, one might; ebasit If n'elocky I saws man go into the house from the Park, wrapped lip.ia • g reat coal. I did o give any aliens:* for die Impression on my 1 mind modest it mas not a thief. Sooe after I fiad teen the Princess aid Sir Sidney Smith gittlag tbgmher on the sofa; the.; Doke of Kent sent for me, and told.me,lliat the Princess would be very glad it I wantd do tired* its aswo.'breause she had bushes' to do in town which she would sailor oast to tie data any .hedly else. • Th e hake safd, shit the Princess hid' thought It Wield he weft agreeable tome to be told this by •kW data through SI. a k a. Mier this Cortes. attended at n lideaumee-booso, but le7 easineally, when the Princes.' About July, I obserred.that die Prioress ' aud W a IG latter red df the same year si I obsessed to Miss -&nder, moo Outlier than she had Princess being wide chilit to Meetagse-Meese, was paioting The Princes% or three nig ht. together. I _hivemftem Prioress at eleven and twel dieresis late asene or two st` saw bins with the Prinrem in %., retired. Some time afterward, gime %olds nom, I went to the blue now slow locked. wool +way. • k Sworn at Lord Greasille's Dowaisg-street, ' • The Darostrtom imtve 1111 twelve yeas, 048.11 et. ."ip le the'', DEPOSITION OF THOMAS STIKEMAN. I hue beet' Page to the Princes of Wales ever since she has b l i es i n monad, when I first saw the child who is with the Prjaerss, it h about four yews ago. Her Royal Highness had s smog desire to havens befant, which I and all the house knew. Shwa there was a woman who had twin, one of which the Prim:mows desirutis•to have. but the parents would not part with it. A woman came to the door with a -ition to get her krobsed reilaced in the dark-yard, who had been removed s she [ had a chi W with her; 1 Usk the child, I believe, and showed it la Mrs. Illaders. I tbda returned the child to the woolen. I I jade eseuiries 'Retie rather, and afterwards desired the . wo nowisilitiog We chiliegain to the house, which she did. The child was taken W tits sseess ; after the Princess had sea it, the desitetthe *NM Se takelt aria, and bring it back se a few days, and Mrs. Sateen Was desired to 'nevi& linen for it. Within a few days the child was brought again by the mother, and was sadist ..-- with the Princes ever since. Ito opt Ile Witted any mark, but upon reflottioa, Id* Ile melissi• said he was marked with due Wine et the father' of thechild, whose wow is Austin. live* reco whom with m eat. . 'My wife h a • lancets". mid washes the lines "of-41to Prince. Addis is employed so turn a mangle fee me. The child was born in Thewaliwiatreet. I meret saw the wawa to my kiiWkitige before she came with the petition so the door. I hod no particular direetloos by the Primes to procure' a 'child; I thottgbt it better to take the Sind of of good character than the child ea pauper. Ing led me, from the-appearance of the Prin cess, to supp Mk was with child s but hoot her shape it is dif. 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THE INPESTIG.ATION . , !-- • di r uildee: .. . ..,. .. . INTO THE CONDUCT OF HER ROYAL HIGHNESS Guth to arostioaks. .. ~.. . was send ; , the iD paid for an. . . - , t. _. _ Dot see he r sometkass mastas. Mr., - - ,:., -,.! idwas.. ~,__,.. , ~.........e . ..... .4 . ,,,, b ,„i. ~. Mr a ellit. !IC asked toe It do Marro ..ppioe so --.., P.-. THE PRINCESS OF WALES,' AO Yowl to be trotted, alias out a the ' _ t°llumj " I • am g e r fAjalr um°D. .. will i e u r finnvitli d, or 04146 11-* tiaiF lOsts. - -. truy. I lute broeght to litell lei *Au o f j 1 ,,, Iti mid owom is. Jess be. UK - Prows wish ebt or look 'MC 7the ins. thild. MO mat hen, been Mot. or Isar yews awl ' ' • - - Dunes A COIOIIOIOII now THE KIND. .e I Groavilles, Diniatur. . . 1 roseastior the AIM brew i SPENCEIt •. IRRORIUGH. mak n o d odes Not . brig* it ina U lia ll bg asarr l i t as t .. ' .*. COPY OF HIS MAJESTY'S COMMISSION. . . ia u T ii:l9°ll.. 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I .... d ...° l °•ft ash bog Loolt ik tioolooabee tiller, TROIKAS 14111 ERSKINE ) Wilk this day laid before its an Abstract of certain writ- : 4 1 ..pi0 tite '.. skii ; o l, lmt ive thell . reovis inli. 4 4 lo o, chit:threr An i t bb' 4 . Prime* of Wain formed an sequalstance with it tate sriiiiiilasied - Liiii:n i i:f ' ***w e: mu ~,,‘ i ,,,,.. 4 . 4, awl D as o ass an d alma f requent l y to our t imuse .... eeid• rest opt moo "brow molt askai ellt ie lli gis i rlor • . ten declarations toachisg the conduct of her !Lets4 'l' _ idte came IrCat that doom , ' .t . 4,p osat • 1:77 -. C u m, o ri jrat as k t ai se asasainara fas , sir l i t , da i y s egos sisau mid ettut o aad booboot saldur oor eoutt ooodo not allo w t vi d o t o Highness the Primness of Wur.es, we do WADY . ti l er o f the - M ew Rai . , . as aeon . si en- .Alter she had .14eaut,soate time acquaieted putiestart iserreir ° --- r tgel l iEL 1 ail ! . add TOoKAS $k ' ' ,' -- , - „,c, iii , authorise, empower, and digaiii the - - i - "`iii. s --- -7---- • 4.#4, 4 , she appeared to pito* with clad. Ogg ' . 4111111111 . . . .!- := ...A. :IP tiVISIMP L ..4 ‘^' 4 . Lord Etna" oar 1.110100.00rj 0 OW i t 4V, .tmakr,.l.. _. - • .-- -y , . - 40 1 111111014:' 10440 1 01. o.e • so %get 414 ~$ _ glijih r . and weil-beiered Mink 'gad C 4111414, G i/ MOV i lk • . . . 11, 0 1 44,04”; bOOltootichr oild: Jribir, 4411481 m be wk. In t ' . ..-....... ..-- tbdsinti and rule Mte. • •sino mie fi t ss...(t h e s , . f a R at iod or V a dd, s _N e el vii a g o j a . 1:=1 641 `• "tko legillise i dt •. . ow toed 24 ' - Ineatinet. ths Pritactois t me about •-,• - . ions Earl SlV.Nelgai itle °I oar ' hil l el P lif Secre. ' - During my lyingbin fire Prineeistunne' oneilay with i sires th likit angry at (irst.i .In 11104 2 on 4414 t I waissieep.i Me Mite :Imuha by '-' * ' tortes of State; oar right trusty and well•beloved ' Mrs. Fitageraid. She seat Mrs. F. away, and look' tit 27th of I received two letters . 119 r• the Priam" •eniee r eat beta callodetollaftet. tit str t ibr " : Councillor W. WinsulAw Lord GDZIMLLE I nit •ik chair, and sate by. my bedside . • She said you. w ill p e r r=t . y . addressed to me which I flaw w ineak t h e ralli gr ersd dle. -ator PriacelL o opasa lefillePe dtest i odenkl li rr er t a d 's- wi lvesi a I Commissioner of our treasury; and our right trusty . hear of my taking children In baskets, but you won't , hod have marked with the le tter Lbw, on Ifflit, 'I ten at dn• dew iSitEArt. ifimby's ft was in do notice of it. I shall 'lave them brought by the envelope nod the enclosure, and the etier.letter i mr l 4. l ii - L hes ~ l°Pinsi wtisi ke .....l........" lll6l.4llllllr ie the -1,4.... w A. 11111- and well- beloved EDW. Lord guattno...; tare any __ _ ____ na.t...• v__,,!......: '1- L-i.i -1.-. LAt.....;......... I a 'visor woman in a basket. I shall do It 'so st ea.., iti1d.......1 ... U.A.. f1......i... ....A .-1.:.A .t. ___ ___ :M. __ _. __v-z-z- 717-!'.-;---7---..; --T I"! w.-7-•-lb -im • ,;aawa..---;;;i3ezi s ,:r. ie --i.;;; ria was brae* there. Before It cure, I hew ith cbm. I led abs r ued Cep** 'baby eons to Illie. __„TliewAtieof brought the WIC It a H o ye abet he the cog of Ass or the of MOT mow iin wits k was brought. .1 to ras waitleg ass Bey in Ow allikatim, M ashy Brought to the Princes before that child In I .I . kb hand lig g a pp ea r e d to be got away; he noticed the Primates shape to be tillhese g time with fife Princes, and as I said oa the steps, wise It was balm I wee had thin. I looked into the reels in which they were, sad was with child. I tblob the ens Ind ha *don In the briatiairgliss, I saw dam slate ash 00 w1,1**1111 to bee time, w e ip at t ra Ma "' t hat *VI I Illwb lIPI. Cepa*, St llunis•ead Stith the Princes. NI west hslif.r Priessimestisse - I wade the Princsa's w ish b„, bag f4 wird* *d e fy. era it ever dace liked s ho west into thedrawing.stseeh ' Ilte Princes weld hew Another =ids whose as.. Is Ale din May, 18011 1 west with her. 311 s were these se is rating the bid. Fns what I deer about sit weeks before tie African tine in, aiaird lemon to believe that two pees.. had slept !rtes watchlagyidi a ems to see *hen !tie 'Alp wield ;ro aelY lemon to believe two pesos 1 A‘ , .. • •". I .•• ". . . . . . , . , e . . . . - , ! - i i - .. .. i ....., • ~ , : . I' . , 1 I ..1 1 . , , , 1 i '4 I I 44 . : • 44 , ~. ... 4 . 1 , . • ; : 4 ; I , I ' ..o . i i.. k I t ' t .,! ).:.', , 0 , • ~.,.. ~. 0 r &headed at liwasiqrae.bouse, Is 1 altering her lee. la - the Tarkish style. Sir Sydney_ lbatirS . incest gentler are. About July, 1 , Vits were Tory frequent. The Princess cortelted km sod* eetir kid grow* - very large, out Ip . ',- them. Mr. lillareU was the upholsterers Sit Sydney Smith= v. par she appeare WI lto be grewa 'S pie . tregiently tibiae. He staid alone with the Princess sot li. 11 nder, who said th at. the - Prlatele.-101e ;In eleven o'clock at night. .He has been there 611 twelve had bee n , I bad net 'apy Nis of the.. o'clock at night, and after,-1 believe, alone with tbePr2 . - -..._ i i t 1 ;id: 14r,laivrence, the pahmer, ale* ;The Princess aof that lively vivacity, that she makes , t i l t •1 . r, *bait the Litter end of MI, when he -- . ariliar with Grath:awn, which prevented my beim{ ste - tia . liviii seem use be lave dept in the hare two • his staying so late. Ido not believe that at that-con y edict . . 11 , I.hivevifteo wee' him alone with the Gentlemen visited the Primes so often Re d ms bum g t twelve o'clock at uight Ile hae bees bate seen the Primes', when they were alone, s with Sir . re ri`einek io the mooing. One aisle i Sydney Smith na the same sofa, in the ,blue.reeis. I acme rter 4ataa ' m'' i k m so t h e e r reem , otter the Ladieeltad .to the hive Nem at all tiniest there was SO laser Mein which t rree,,,c when. I su pp ose d th a t be tad ;opened fate the blue room when that gems ems net lighted ep. , .1' it so we that all ;vas safe, and 11; Amod I did not go into it. t did not goasiikt that "bed arW hi go, :ell, sad heard a whisiesing in it. ad I into it. Hied no idea on what acelmmt•l was brooghtUte. I - (signed) - wit. cow:. I did not know that the Prio's was or .• t , I Millsnoose. hi ' r questionable. I was with the ftiticess at i 1 11611 vo . ' ewe 6. leak ' • . ' " • - 'was al Kau ClilfoCeptaih Maab7r was I I r • Paved) Argacct.a. west away Sr late as ekvels Welsch.. I de ant remembcs • otiLkIVALIA, , Puny Lloyd befog railed up airy Twee; to Mae btro'l t . • • i 1 : I • '•' • % • 1 hit for the IPriaras. I did out Oka Oketithi Ileetsel ' com m is t. -- ' Oka aad stayl se late lopi 0 p Fi t c ,t erio w orm . ! a At —.. lied .k. lOW elleitb Id it. 1 i reme m bers place of place, melee, la p, being scot to Cane. Pa* with the PAWNS de *GM= Mash g Ise* lila shard's 11,Acisleti : he kola are •r- ,t et l m i, sees disin . asi r l i si sm . a s Am aireiteabi,lo hated aletlir to mod witisit. I hav e - .. . .. -ill - ..i. -•- ...--vest - , - gym.-....,0.-......0. • t-,