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LONDON, THURSDAY, Num Rua 5682. ER 26, 1820 ' PRler 7d. THRATRII-10 rA L, DRUItY.LAI-R. *velours 16, 16,0. r r ilE Pahlic ere ►rsixclfnlly inrornti.erthat II THEATRE will RE.COMMENCE iIskSEASON nn MONDAY NEXT, the 30di instant, wiih a PLAY rind rill cr ENTERTAINMENTS, as will be ex pressed. is 'future AdvertiPcmrele. Try if,terior of the Theatre has bees completely mobil. I •lied ncti newly decoratrd. Tip•• eli et' part of the Scenery boo hero • repainted, mad a re. Architectural Drop Scene, derigurd and executed by The Public will alto otnirrre, that external accoirmala. lion has not been neglect' d. a commoodieus Portico basing born erected in lir3rdgexistreel. Places for the %Xt. to be 'skew a Mr Rodwell, at the Private Box Entrance, Little ROSSI II street, until the cutu p/01nm of the Portico. The Doors will Le opined at half-past Sir, and the rsis formanees ow each Erverior commence at Seven. Rue. s. is.; Second Price, 3..41.1.—Pit. 3s. 611.; Srrnnd Prier. 2.—Lower Gallei y, fa.; Second Pike, Is.—Upper Gallen, Is. ; Second Price, Arl. TI! ricR.RoYA CuI'ENT-GARDEN. T HIS EVENING. THUINDAY. Om Q. G i I. ill be preferesed ihe Comedy of SIIE STOOPS TO CONQUER . Fir Chnrlrs Marlow, Mr. Ciaman ; Yonne Mai Inar ife; C. Lo onblr; Mordrastle, Mr. raircrti ; linntings. Mr. Ai. Ter)' Lompkia, Mr. Liston. Mrs. Ilaseragstr, 1b,,, ; Liss Hardcasilc, Mrs. Dariwn Miss Kerilk r Miss Feute. _ . After whirl. • new flatlet, milled i'TG~IAJ lON. 121 the Principal Dancers from the Opera Dower. To .44h will be Babied a Druntaliesl,•trb, in unr act, railed COZI:NING , Or, HALF AN 1101:li IN FRANCE Hit k Mutable, M. linter! Onitek Bourke. Mr. Yates!! Tragic. Mr. Vales!! F Aritou% iratea!!!! Ori Klae jet. r Yorr!!!!! GIIMrt Glib. Mr. Vat's!':"! Alslertnnu I),,rin-ott.„ Mr. Yrtrs.... Alderman Mot:l6lr, Mr. r 3 1 ,01.0,1. Mr.. Driturale Mutable, Mu.. E. Limo; Jo Na, lU m. Beaumont. A l'rivor now mqv ire hod for the Season, or nightly, of at the ftox-Offire. l'isrt s for the to he taken of 'dr. Brandon, at the flow .thher„ Bart-strert, front Trio till Four. n•prrow, th• l!nsicol I)rnms Antinnary, with A Rol-ml for an Oilier. - . _ 1). • , tenhiv. the Mooiral I/moaner of nenti Qttatre,*ilh ti" , 14 Le Ihrehaoll oe , 3t0r.1;.y, the Trngetty of The R Zing", Mr. M.terr-, 5 'hi• first nppeartenre in that fitness-les); Motor', Kesohle—sith the new Rallet-3nd All the iVorl,l's i 1 t 4 n t?u Tuesdny, The Comedy of Errors: I.nrians, Miss M. Tarr first appearance this s e ason. Shskspro,l?%; Comedy of Tw•-lfuli Night has been f o r s o me me in iircrarsl ion, and will sir.rdity hr produrc4l; in whirl, w ilt IT ism-natured Songs, lhiets, (arts, and Choruses, se. i• cted entirely from the Plays, awl Sonnets of Thir slay aro puhhotred, A TVEATISE u•t MILDEW, and lb- CUL TIVATION of WHEAT, litchi...4,r !firm' on the Use of Lime, Chalk, Marl. Clay.(;) prom. B.:e. Ity FRANCIS Steward and Agent to T. %V. Cake, Price lg. 6J. Also 1r the rume Author, An ESSAY MI the coNvEnstoN i.l ARABLE LAND , Into PASTURE, nod on other Rural Sohji els. An ESSAY on the NIANAGENIENT of rArnt YARD MANURE and Formation a Comino4; arcinnpauied with • Plate, and De‘cription of the barreled llorse-Ilue, invent ed by the Author. New Edition. 2s. A TREATISE opt the MANAGEMENT of HEDGES and IIEDGE.ROIT TIMBER. Second Edition. 2i. A RIC.PORT mail.• In the ITorkirtebens Agricultural Subtly. Y.y the Presidrat, J. C. Cutwesi, Esti. M.P. two. ss. This Work gives a detail t f the proceedings at the Stistioie Esprrimenial Farm. for the !sat five y rrrr , includ ing a g I View of Willi Denote' irs and Improvements is Agriculture. GRISENTIDVAITE'S THEORY of AGRICUL TURE, in libido the Nature of Soils, Crop% and Minnie% is explained. am/ the Application of Boor% (i) psum, Lime, Chalk, ke.detertnined on'Sciristi6c Principle% Ss. A TREATISE on the CULTURE of POTATOES. Is. ed. London : l'rintra for J. !larding, 38, St. Jamoir-stmet. ADELPIII THEATRE. STRAND. fly A tithority of the Right Hon. the Lord Chamberlain. 'NUN EVENING, TifUlttil)AY, (h'. 26, To mot row (Fritlay),`27, sod F.iiiirilay,24, will lie pre sented a forunrite Ballet, eiimporril by Mr. St. Albin, called I:A6/01.1t. After wllich, for the 16th lime•, r.l entire New StottiA Mau. Urn mnt it Mali tie, enlitled, ST. CUTH BERT'S EYE O r , THE TOM B OF MONTEITH. Mon;•ith. Mr. Goworriral ; M'Allen„ Mr.Wattine; 'nee Iterderi4k, Mr. I.te; Sandy, Mr. Wilkinson; Father Ambrose, Mr. Cowell. Matilda, blew Tates; Alice, Mrs. 11 p! let With is mgr. Comic and Iliirleinvie Ttalkt, rallyd pposli ; Or, THT. KIVA I. D 4 NOM: MASTERS. To coueltsile with the favourite rhirletta of WHERE. SHALL 1 DINE Snoree. Mr. Cowell; Mr. Grumpy, Mr. Ruckinelown; Dirk Di•ruo n r. Mr. Goincrtal; Squire Flint, Mr. Smith. Rl,+. ( ; 11, ""P. Mr.. Daly; Mn. Di%couni. i,04 The I)e' will open at Six toelm k, and tlrr P+rftomsnee commence a Quarter before Stmt.—second nice Ilalf past Eight. .fiE.NßY 'S nueo to l CALCINE e prepared 1131A1AGNESI e m,st IA c,,,,- ous , .r. 4 attentimi, by Messrs. 111011 AS and WILLIAM MERRY, Alaiinfarturing Chemists, Maneleader. It is sold inky:tbs. price 26. 9d. or with glass *toppers at 4s. Gil. ..- clamp included, with full directions for its use, by their 41 sumps Aziaits in Ike Metropolis, and throughout the 'Undid Emphasis ; but it cannot be martins. uutras their ! ' PAW* arc •sigrawcil us the Hearrument Stamp, which if tare. t's re the Clark or stripper of Ca. h hoar. lif most of she Venders of the Magnesia may he hail, au , the titicateil by a similar Stamp, HENRY'S ARM! ATIC l ' smut . of YINF.GAR, the hirrostion of Mr. II crinv, and the only genuine Preparatiem of that Article. SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RCI.IEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DF.RTS, Cravro.strt et, Stroud, October 4, 1320. BENEFACTIONS SINCE TIIIE LAST REPORT, viz. t s. if. Airs. Turner Jolos DAwlo•ts ton 2 '2 0 Ms. Barker i 1 la. Gill novice, Esq. ptr Sore-vary A. 2 2 0 S Meojeribakke, Esq. :11.r. pueblo's l. 2 2 so 10 10 to sier.soci F.q Ittototky f ryer.E.4 . A 1 1 to . ei lair! Cinrii, E - q per DOITICU auJ Cu A. fb 0 0 3tra. Lingtiiti . A. 2 2 0 'fief's', d I.fre, EN. 3 3 0 NoleaLus Ile wan, Eq. per WWI/note and CO .. 21 0 0 ii'dlium Leckie, EN. per ditto A. 2 2 0 *Edward --, long 2 2 41 Y. G. Kr Durev-ii and Cu. M. A./4. per ddiu N. G. per Treasurer G Al. 1/. I!.—N N.ll - 4v. T.l/. ls —ll I% (Am/4ml) I 41:. C. pet Set to taly A, A I'ruw iae 2 0 0 20 0 0 2 1 0 3 1 0 5 5 0 1 1 to N. 13. • 64e how Hatkuci-cuacn.waus 0 5 0 gl4O 0 0 Diarbarfril sod Rrlieved trims various Prisons Lis Des•su.., lot 1611 SUNS ut.......• ......• 2'117 19 2 Cousul.rasi too CAMS a Pctissuirers, Approwtd 52 j.ttsd . And I:VltrACiinef ars MCCIITII Ay J. Cr11:13143 Nellll. Fog the irtre.hfer, 4h►yaawa:k. 11.1 N If 31%.. by Memos. Mere kV, Frryalrar,sodCu St. Jaearies.ri rer I ; 11 , irs• s. Hoare., Elect. adrryt ; M.ra.ra. kVlsitsuore au•l Co. littnteirtl.strert ; Maus. %%wk.'s. Rieke, and Co. Charillf-Cryss; .11r:ors. D.rriest and Fmrh•lane, Cornhttl; Alt tor.. thtutortytryn, "Arun. Vt..% awl Co 77, Lombattl..trert ; and by Mr. Gras.. vroilobe Seeretar.., No. 7, etaven..tre. t, Strand, where lIM Boobs owl be reel. by those Irbil are inrliurd to support this Charity. sad where the Society mrot tn. the bit %%tattiest's, obeyer, meant. • The 14eretwry will Itno, Ihi• Gentleman Cir hi, nimr, 29 R Ins by wnwe uctideul Levu umittril iu al,e Hooks. it EAT SUCCESS Pt NI A ItTIN "it'd co Nit. lir Oakes, 8, Combat, owl 120, Oxforil.elecel, snit fay thew Agent‘ in the (uisiory, who 2.441 is Shares the Callow. Cepitnl Prizre, is the Lotter) drawn on Wrdiunicitey, the 15th Ortnlitc a Price of 3.4n6 • 1,172 2.767 TICKET:: and SHARES Are Ito Sale for a NEW LOT. TEM', In which are FOUR PRIZES or 29,000/. Commie and MnarY. to 'wean Drawing 15th NOVEMBER. Tau of !he Price/ of 20,0001. ter *ore to he drawn First Day. MUTUAL ACCOMMODATION TO ANY F.X PENT. A Dl . F.it rit isE. an Gentlem of iv- IL npectribility. having Cash lyitic idle nt bin Ilankeen, would he happy to employ the same in a secure +sly, by ad vancing mom Deposita of every description of valuable Properly, 1 . 13t,', Diamonds, B.c. Any Laily or ficittleurin may be wait.d 000 n at their own r , siilesite„ by cii int; one clay's notice, and Inc must profound secresy may be us by the Advertises. qa Address in the first instance by Wiw i , post paid, to. Mr. C.t). at 111 r. Perring's, Haller. 412, Strand, London. Tlsis day is pshliAtegi. priire Os. b o ards, NEW BRITAIN. A NARRATIVE OF A JOURNEY. Ivy 1111. Mr. r.c.us, to a Country so milled by its bilisliimnts, diarowered i• the cos Plain of ibe Mismmi. in Norllt Ame. ries, nod ialmbited by * People of Di itisb Ori•in, alio live under an equitable system of reciely, proderitre of peculiar indrpendeemr and happititm: ; alms, some account of Weir Constitution, Laws, lasittlitions, Costuens, cad Philoft.plii. ral Opinions: Member with a brief Arronot Ills tory, from Ike time of thrir departure from Great Pritaiu. Landon: Printed for W. Sinsphin and IL Marshall, Sis linarre.eourt, I.udtatestrert. This slay war palotesla4l, in Cu. prier 11 15a. in buds, a war %tame falsettite) lIISTOItY P:l'f . , ciatt:itaing the Reigns of Heavy VIII. sad (Awned VI. T 1) Ihr Rev. JOHN UNGAR b. Printed for .1. Ma•man. IA, Ludgate-street. 411 *born nrtv be had, The First Portion of this Ii I StOR Y. from the Invasion by the Roman■ In the Accession of Henry VIII , in 3 volumes, Cu. price 51. Alan, ingt rotshlishril, . in CBEECIP, end ALBANIA. by the Itev. T. S. [Locher, Fellow of Eoprinticl Cotter-, Corn. molorneof with litte , u Ettgravinv, and illtioustett with Thirty-lire Wood Cut*, 2 vols. 41.). price 61. Sr. in Ward!. libU !MESS' NEW SA UCE for grneral ;stir. .K. 9 poses hosing etyma suck great approbstion, and the &mood for it continuing in inerra , r,JOllN BURGESS and St IN Int mod rerrrelftylly to olfei this their hest acknow ledgmruts to the robins for their liberal will...nage of the srear: its utility and great ettlivetsienee in all climates has treiroromemled it to the most iliatinguislwil foreign rou tes:ion% who bhve all spoken highly its its recommeorlatimt. Is prevord by them ON I.Y ; asi.l fur pirtreistinctlis appointment to families, all pos‘isle care has been resort ed to, by each hottle In onq senkal upon the cork with their Fos and Address, as well as each label having their Signa ture, without which It cannot he genuine. JOHN Prßtirs , t and SON'S long establishest and mulch esteemed ESSENCE of A NCI-11 WI ES monitors In he iire psred by them niter the acme mangier that has given the greatest satisfaction for many years. Warehouse, 1117, Strand, carper of the Siroy-steps, Lon dou.—(The Original Fish Sauce Warehouse.) "THE NEW LOTTERY. lust!. l'ortru•t'r with (inrrrumr•nt few th• ~• pre•rnt Lottery, Karim•, by permission of tlw Lords o r the Trensory, sdited the Sum of Furl./ Thonsaud Pulse'l's }loom, heir!: Tiro romods •.rtra Pr;:,.. Money fur awry 7'ititet, has ibereby bran enabled to mike mnrh grimilrr '4ltem* t►an the asnal allotment 4.f Prize Money would bare alismesl. Th.. Scheme of the present lottery has already brew subsnoltol, at fan lengsh, to hit be.' friesnla, the Public. It will he area, that with only G.SOO Ti. 3,4110 Numbers No. 1 to 3,100 . Tickets of each Nam• bar), there are Two Prizes i.f 111,11 M. Consols, Two Prim of 18,000/. Consols, :m12.01101. Monte, ti,:ethsr FI►CG PRIZEII OF x 20,000. The Drawing is SO arratigesl, by ortbr of Gcrrnivisr+f t that the first 1,700 Numb r•. which are those only whorls are now on sale, and alI of which will be draws First Day, arc certain of obtaining of frost TWO PRIZES OF gilfl,oao, al the Fifth-drawn Mize, First Day, i• oi have Is ,non/. Gw•ula and ?,000/. Money ; hut these I,;ert Numbers inzy actually obtain ALL FOUR PRIZES OF t°o,l►oo, . and as • very Prise shove 291 drawn on the First nay, is to Lc too i 0 Ird to s new 'rocket, ur further chancy, it is possible that a prisms berme only rote Ticket might esior TWO PRIZDI OF t 20,1100. (.Shares riviiripate in Aeon narrrninfos) T. BISII tloes ant intend to make any reserve orTickets, therefore timee pereous who wi•ds to have the sane Nom r in bulk Clews, may, if not already •••1•1. (detain them ; loot from the Needier, loving' se limited (1.7010), not ally lime shonlot be lust, s. the supplies to tethered, recntlaed, and the Cauvery Ar Ma, will take immediate-ly a very great portion of them. TltlinTS and SHARP; see 'Alin?, at the Contester's% Ofiicer, 4, Ceo tohill. sad 9, Charteg-crurs, Luia.'on, sod by his Ag' Ids in tire Connors. Pi0.'..1,0:45, a Prize of 10,0001 besicke (Aber Cnii;tr'e, i• the Lottery jmi finished, was shared and sold by UISII. .s • Tb , Prices of Stork. are affixed, Morey, at RISII's !Vice, in Corobill, by *Web ll:n Public may see the Par. t Potion,. SHEPPARD'S TotreffirroNG, BY PRESTON. Thiii day rnhlO,lw4, rd Sew. co Pfelt I. twice Ti.E TouriisToNE 0..0N As. RUTZ A NCES: or, A Thin Rs.d Parildine Treatise, openinz the I,4•nrslioe of Ihr Commers Aaioir , or eon. veynnecy of the Kingdom. Seventh Edition, with consider able Addition., By RICHARD PR flifTON, ATMs the addi meal NII i • of faMter riditor, who MOO lOW, I'Y commiiiiirated there Notes,* Metcalfe the value of the pri,e., rd Linn. Printed for J and IT T. Clete, LAW Rook }miters, Portugal street, LieeolieiLlalli THE RUBE This day is pribliahed, in royal MVO. price es. Vol. 1. Part I. In he consineed in Monthly Paris. of V - 11 F MF^i'f'S (.:()NVEY A NCING, in J 4 " '• ' Throry and Prßetice, wish centwy Remarks anon the Study of shat Science, and Ols , crmlllnons and Ihsectsona re. !dime to the Practice of Convet - itshig. The 5.4..tr1 FAlifinn. earl folly several and correcied, with great ashhinuu and improvements. BARTON. Esq. 11w Inner Temple. Rat. e.ter•:ll.l.‘w. Lonflon : Printed for .1. mod %t. T. Clarkr, Law•Roohsel. lera, 1 1 ortiogal.asreel, Litscolo's.lom 11011 SE - OF LORDS, W soigLIVAY. Orr. 95. Arr. Deamaa's stomping top of the ectorrne• concladed. The Lord Chancellor took his scot w few militant before tru o'clock. Prayers uric WWI ;1111i the names called over. The Catiai I tote railed. Afi w minutes wet* occupied in sequiriug nook r. Mr. Denman remained hi, stlileceo.—lle wasiben nattleally loottelte to the statement of that comataner, Cans which the whole of the chattels agninel her Majsety might have iteen maid to have originated. He alluded to the *algae/. mem of an telfttehlUil is her Royal Ilightmes household, whose name had been to frequently litigated 111 the canoe of these proecediags, as it was incorrectly intruduced into the Bill. Bergami wits taken into the service of bre Rotel Ilighticas while at Milan is the month of October, lhl4. Undoubtedly lie entered that orrice in a menial capacite. But it was imintsaible fur any sine In enter into any artier with more credit, alter and more she. served ' , roach' of promotion, or fairer haps of (tiara, ion. Their Lordships would 'find liy the evidence of Mr. Craves,, page 533, the extraordinary degree of favour and reetonsteen a tans with which Pertains entered into fit's* 'service. II ap pearinl that the Austrian Cheniberlain treated Lion 1111 a foot iwg of equality, as a person who, in the i rented retied Of Isl 4 , hail pottered in his fiat lima, and had by the fermismtlon of the French revolution brat cut so (sum his former auto. riatiuu., anal become reshot, so OP to he willing to take on himself the low situation whit h was then offered to him. The Mario is Villseri hod treated him as a oentlentan and Irk equal; Colonel Olivier% hail also spohrts of hint before their Loril- Onto 111 the hiehevt terms. Ile (Mr. DPIaM.II) was not there to defend him • but it was important (sr these Luedahips per fectly to ointleratand the mode by which be was introduced to tier Coaal Mellow...We service, from which it amid be Peru that Origami was rah • perano as any entploaer wattld be happy to receive, and be glad to watch every opportunity of ads auring him. From the situation of coarse he was advanced while at Naples to the situating of page; and thuugh a caviare generally wore lively, the dress of a courier to a person of Itaysl easels wao rather to he considevc.l aau uttiliana than a livery, in the osslinery arms, a that wood. Ile wee promoted, as be ‘,.!kle. Destiwenj seartaborreing, to the situatim of page, atoll robot the parr war completed. having been ailvauced to the past of eseerlier, sir erpterry, was. app oiuted her Majesty's Chamlierlaiu. He slid not deny that it would have been highly promo., If practicable, for he r Royal Higlincris to hate advanced 11001 e person of high rank auntie.: the Esiglieb ?lability to that station; hat 'steely when her Royal Hitherto was suffering con demnation for not having (lane so, it wan a little incena bent on her accusers to consiikr what means and opposite mates elte possessed for carrying salt a plan into execution. It was not toile clear that any noble perm, frum at home would have guise into suds a situation, with the pro bability which existed at that time, of forfeiting the frt. your of the English Court in consequence of an doing: and as to primula% any foreign nobleman, or any of the gentlemen who were near her at the time, there aid not appear from the evidence that she had the power of making any such selection. Mr. Craven bad proved that about that pei isal he was romps lied to leave her Rural Highness, for the purpose of atento his mother, who was dangerously Sir %V. Goal hail acknowledged, that the hearing of tbe pro jected travels and voyages had alarmed him, tin Recount of his ill stale of health, and made lion ultimo to resign. Without, ilorefore, having pawed over any persons of high rautc, for 11uoe such hail offered themselves, he dot not know that she meld have done better than to have -conferral the situation upon a faislifal, zealous, and catoragemis mom, whom she bail already digiegnasheal by her Comtee. For it was one of the prerogatives a 1111'1 , 10191 of lite Royal Higlitits's rank, pedlar the nebleat of a:1 which they puaseased, to be able to bestow !mattes sin show beneath them, and tumor" humble the previous station, of him who breame lbws digiognished, his elevation !weenie uniptestientable from that moment; the of what use w o uld be their prerogative if they had nut she power to to 'tow honour on those whom they therneelow singlet 'neon worthy of it ? Therefore it was ;hat 'he cupid 114111't Ullthlng from Captain Petioles reboot to sit down at the same table wills one whom he had berme known in an inferior rapacity. Perhaps Captain Pircall's judgment might with respect to himself have hers right, and, at any rate, he was right iu acting upon a judg ment which lee hsetirved to have haw correctly formed ; hot 110 individual could be disgraced, Laving Sy the favour of a Ituyal lsiraweage been advanced in coureepoore of his gip- Ottgal merits to • high situatiou, by the v111.164:0 that he hail before di/charged the darer of au inferior nee with reedit and fide lily. It bad beta proved by Stec:ail soil avers I °Mete that it was neetusaey to her safety to have a faithful and courageous guard wear her person. It was moat import aut to observe that Skala himself at Napko thought it pe vase. y to have someone tosleep hs the cabittet nearest to the Sward thought lit to place Bergman there, without ; the smallest ettionliattnewith her Royal ithass, and it more over apy.rar , d that Bergioni hail laitlifuilratal hanounthly disclaim. d the Irtt+t confided to how. It was pima from the evidence that her Royal Highness was at slog aartientir rime especially, surrounded by epic*. Could uay thing be mole natural than that on the departure of Sicaril she shoald have promoted Rergami the situation of 1 page to that of Master of her Hotiveloold Sie.tril hail proved Rergarurs readiness in keeptsw the meontits. His launtial Flood bad asked repeatedly fay some te4,1 0 1)11 r u e what he called the extraordinary pro 1111 l tiati of He (Slr. Denman) might •newer all his questions by ruse rentence. He appealed to the know. ledge of their Lordship., if that single merit of keeping the ammo . clear, added to Isis ability in coutrolling the Itmise i kuNI, end his well known fidelity, would not he entities 1 to prontote a man to such n situatiou in any royal cgs ; blishmeat ? Sicard had admitted t h at he kft her Royal ; o i gh li esa iu consequence of her pecuiliaty affairs re quiring a journey to Machold. He left her without •p -polarise ass y utie w discharge his import tant daties in tits abbeHee. Could any thing be snore natural than the races -1,1911 of Bergarni, who Lad pruned It:s ability to older the accounts, to regiolate the household, and to give hire pro. Velma to her Royal Highness, to the eituatiO6 left by Sicarl ! Let it tu.vcr be furgottra, Ibst Bergsma was now proved to be a region of milid mantsera, toot that ' homeward. at on the o u tward rissas s ei i t 5i ,,,41 b e a gm, o Suearil himself cont., not have been introduced late the are. deal to reel 0111 Lieutenant Floaromo's brier, whorl, soa • vice of her Roy?l flightless wader ei r enoestaueni warranting founded on hearsay without recollecting also that from his pro / noti on 7e4 Nile are Skew of fiergame •100 had vets- the saints bel+sf it would appear that other ;witness to •d pied a highs military staiesn. which he ladling at the end of I oleo slept under else tent. Hint could for mot e watered the oar, let it polite forgoee our tt neitler that nof Ritr- than that it shorshl hr so, that. then the wea:.aer gami's detiei as liiiatetterinito win to hire aud • efamies the wee mill nod temperate, the female .alle nt l- t ot• d e pt • o th er ,"„„ isia e i rcutn A s e c e w hi c h of it s elf would rain I with her Bee al Richness ; lint when it. *as oateolly woo mach matter seam., lam. Accordingly. their toed- Biro sett arritleeti noto 1 :t be apprehended, Bast som• ships had non that there was not one of the discard- one of the mobs persons or her suite was shoo in altesehatee; ed servants who hail been hired to appear tag:drat and whin" lie nevoid oak. was so proper a person us her her Majesty, who had hot ackenwledged nine deems Rotel Highness's, Citaretterlasn. ,n whine line of deep of pirme, or uliopleyed some latent desire of revenge spinet it mote paiecularly lay' , lint it was said that i.ietoleneots ilertalni, either fir hie wiliffintdeog wages sr birth they reckon , : ! llownass or Flynn ss 'mid hare her n equally tfficinit eel to be due to them, or for Sete 'if alleged tyranny of fur the malmsey ..f ',rotes-Ono; hat in ease of a norall himself or his brother, bat it reality the Dente of wool( me the PhiPtitnit of a sea, Ilea attenotou would have torn by which they were animated, appearing to he toothier milled elsewhere. la ease of such bad weather coming on, it more than the envy of the servants eenevally at seri.; Per. would Imre locen their duo, to have takes' elsarge of the vessel. learnt dignified with !lint promotion to %filch each of Hein a cling* to *loch it was so we:l known 'hit iltiliob *canns might ouppose hisesrlf to he more fairly e n titl e d. BO In trete so much more competesit titan Italian mariners; it was nu part of the ceidecee did it apperr either that Wrested thee+ hoe ' , ternary that the neliveinol oelemed to be near dui not deserve that pr 1111 l mem from his faithfoluess, or that her Rural lisehoool ,hoot., not be halite to ter called sway any bide/ideal of sulmr.ter rank bad offered to twrnpy that on other dote.. It no: in evidence that shirmg the %hobo station, the duties iur whieh hue hail diechargeol with so much of the tone her Rola: Ifiglinewe was peter undreamed; v+44 credit to lointeetf. It was tow of Hoe Yirt tiro of ber Royal High- it was probable that the 'lola:died was chouteril 1 . 14143 lame. new; which had. mane Innately for bee, brio too-reeled, in 4 to time who occupied Oat lard, placed at nett, •140CP note rommuu Willi all her visite a. to injurious cooentsiorm, and i , list mks. het hot in cord eel wills it; and their was wollong tinned into crept , . arniuot her, to have a fondue," for' asbatever t o ne e •t ter tit, fact that peresmi had slept in the young childrest, Vito child rictoeiter has pad in two oat at• - rain, ion.w. A area( den had hare nod otimot the bath us tedemotkanill • let be lore .aural with the affec t . the cabin kehoe, lint 'rhos had bens tented by the wise a Bovine elisposiii Ilit e"iltjyntlßittliter . o. noel sneler the' 14 . Aileen-oil eoPq tOCIIIIIteIt4I bit Dennert, sod it was in proof eiecomstaares Fry *job tit child was totruolnerel to her that women were about ;to mongoose therefore that Relent' (libido were very mirmat from Ilion detailed by hit wns sheer youth be tratte ahead Here was a lady 01/ 'IA-armed Friend on the ether side), than fur her Royal High • heard a 1441., at teed, 41 by heo ronfithostial arne.aet, ruder sit nets to acquire for the child the effect++ 111 l of a moth. r. 144(1111r, :11!(1 the nine servant ottroded het to the bath. mei A similar circontsinsce had led t o em s f or i o nes similar to sent shorn the female with hoer. and Boni three citrons those wader whirh her Royal ilighnno was now !show- masers the fact of minimal intercom se was to be inferred lug •iv 1806. At that period it had led to a more se. notwolumeelleg 'here w a s no id ea o f p ersona l cur t ar t i or riot's charge, which was properly entomb investigated, be- that the time could are matelot the woman dol. The verse there were pooribilitier ourromiding that charge at 1114.1 soirnito he should rite to thio fact was l'elnwro. that time, to hich could nit attach to the present ease. The Learned Coensel not !wing in user able to lay lea But to recur once ours to Ilergemi's promot : what huger on the plower, •potoeised to their l.oehhips fur on fit and so jtat no that his promotion should he pub- d e f ai i i i rr th en ,. 11. would a t,,,,„ , as he went i t„ hrs hely mode knower, that lie should 'placer so her Chain- !h e t th e 1 s e h an witne swa bad timer:hi proper to saw s leolain, ant fw intioducrd to the vimituro ' What would I that when lace !loyal Highoen and }terrine weer in their re have brio said if, on it., coodiaty, lie bad been forted to speetive beds they could are woo atwitter. Oat it was • "Lath dwriwg the day in the kitchen, if he load sever lawn is.- 1 little rersaark•hole that Ihmant did net confirm the fort s ineineed into the drawine.routre, if he had never been called I but bad nand only thee sloe had listed the Mit adders' the forth into her rottener *swept for the gratification of grotty I other. whirl's en boned oleo' w-a+ not any thing remark-Joie. propenoities? IThat would have been oai:1, if on board the With respect at the far of the hath-room. lingeolo state., LerialLan she had acted Instantly to It:ovate—if ode had I that her Royal !lighten neceoiral two sofas ;need loefetteer s said, "we must not let espleit Peclwil ace our intimacy— skirls were sit and a Itsif feet ; that wan the sit- of the tont. we can enjoy our stolen hour. of lose lint we most ',Weren't The sista the room swoeld be plowed by Petaizu. eine vote the observation of the Ihigtish that licentious familiarity t ra di e ti on o r ist a j tice mi a he m ou ld j o ist Amen: now: he had which we have net nrupled to lodelge in the temente of the sworn that li“Te was NO rommoniestion between her (lays) Italian screants'" So far was the p.htirisy of Ilergami's {-lighten's room and that of COIIIIIPIP ()MI; hot alt the promotion from being an inference of gailt that with any a tm, wit o e umi e lated that there was yowls a cormetioinnew. candid mind it would lead to *contrary conchae's. Another The seat row which hi s L earne d Friend. had iti;d.,,tviirn topic whirls had berm rang:rated itt the preamble of the Rill to prove by the evidence of Sarchi haul entirely felon. and the staleineot of time con, was, that of the honours and lie was not now luokine at the credit of Steele. toot to the titles which were SAO to hint heed healed by her Royal t e ns ion " w hi c h b e bad glass, and a w e !. us, far Gem Highness, and at her 'omen, upon Precool. 'roe it was beariati. out t h„ penitt: ppe,t; of hie ( rante d F, ten , t. that the title of Winos of Fraischino had been acquired So fir from stating that Rentami came from the for him. Their Lind:l4lm well knew that the Baronies Pristeros'e room to wreak to loho. he sail that In cameo of Italy and Sled" were different l'a "feel from three the from a room whirls he slid not know who occupied. 'This peeaession of which could be traced back to the field of Rem- their lordohipo worthl find in pare 430 of the hi inst... osymede, and the lwroic periods of oar early liertney. Toth •in Ile there expressly saysthat he did not kaow who oceepied those canneries were to be pmehasted at a smell expense. A the rooms from which Remand came, neither slot he know few huadreda of hones would create a 31arquis, tend the the roam in "which bee Royal ilighoms +slept ; alhol from that alownve of titles in thole countries to a mates 'same ienorance their Lonaluships were to infer 800 the room whit* were rather considercd as a Mr/olive of rank than itermeni came out of was leer floral Highness's lord-oomm. the possession of them a distinct . of real bottom.. The same witness had spokes on another occ eo 'oft of harrier —Their Lordships must be aware how titles were *ern liergastei coming from the time place; sold in the some lavished upon rollflish re motes on the emtliaent- M" 4l page hue haul stated lint as alteration win made its her Royal of his Learned Frieniks bad beet addressed from there ilighoess's nom at the Villa d•Faite. flow, he would ark, fu the eirtensiv"werealrmu'lewee which they ma been oh- was that emenstent with his ignorance of tin sonat• liged he, carry om, in the coached inf . this cause, MS beards of her R oya l Higmaem!„ chamber' se., reaaona bt ai or Dukes. And their eery iespeet able friend Mr. Vie- m i n d coul d draw the in c ienee. that B .„ %iattii . 44 aid, her Majesty's Solicitor, having here nuldiested by I Own emit, front the Prineen'o apartment; and he a volunteer tritons, who wishell to teslife in Career 1 g ,„„ a id erci i that, eves in , their own „hewing, that pariotahir of HsiQueen, mteed Queen, was meted u Conn'," tifiticated by rase .... ....ii..,11, eon the •oplicant 10 provide aceurramodatiens for him at an rid of. He would now bra to river 11. I the bath-room. At page 9i), of the evidence, Ik. it lane., , -hips hotel as near am ponible to his Lontolsip'si palace—(44 Irterrk.s, i would find that thojoechi says it was a small room tectinthed Anastber great crime of Berrien was lots haves+. introduced I with a ~,,f . , sa d a n that swell room, if he were IV 14 in his relatives into the service of her [loyal 'Harkness.— believed, her Royal Ilighwesa tarok the bath. There were it, all native overt set. altered in the opening of the lie tool., conceive nothing more natural in the con duct of a pr"d"" and faithful Perm" like Derfami• Attorney.lleneral. The first three, of which Naples wan the It did not appear that even down to the preseoel moment her. I 1 seene—norarle. the fired, or bridal night ; the masked truth et Majesty had any knowledge of the fact, that the otahle. 1 bey and ether persone eiriployed in medial capacities were the Theatre of Si, Cowles ; and the meeting on the coirielor , l depended on the evidestee of alsolemotoelle Dement alone. the Molt • of Be. g-uni, amt if th e y huh b r ew Vlse rd "I'kell there were the two oecurretices at Vatoene mid Logien; in those 14/IOttiOOR by the maitre d'kedel alone, it had been I neither sit these had been attempted to tae 'supported by any were properly dome. Ilia if there timid been no mystery, Ito . evidence whatever. The case of Catania slept-mini on Dr. concealment in the appointment of Re:retool hiswelf---if that 1 Rpmt alone; that of Savona, on Ilse evidence of soloed!! appoisoment were made, as he coutended it was, prudently skit properly, what became of the .I:vestiges* of his learned 1 1 The ilseid.riat at Ephesus hall been attempted to he proved be Alajorehi alone; and all that he asserted Was cortradictedl Friend ten that subject' Coining then to the period alluded 1 b y severa l unimpeacha b le nitipui „,„ . saci . hi - a arrival is the to, from the time (04' her Royal 'lighten leaving Naples tot night hirers with the dispatch from General PIM., wa• a story the lime of her embarking on board the polsere Rergaenj l which, like Maim-chi, he had shoo ratter', to foinaself. Next had thee become her Royal Highness's Cloambe:lain, and I it was the duty of his ofike to be near her perron, and • came the eon to which he haul now particularly to direct the attention of their Lord•hipa, the case of Charente, w hie h shao to attend her by night DWI by day, and that was done with. rested on a simile Witness, *ad that witness, Demme'. ost the least attempt at distraint and it was therefore. Th ., emnitaitarm of this rase, as it appeared in the ',peat., rather too mulch from that fact miner to deduce the run sequences which his Learned Friend hail drawn front it.— ' stati.ment of his Listened Faired, the Attonoey-C I. with the fotita it ,named in the evidence of Dement, •ffiunied an additional proof of the m•lieinns and rorrnpt motive* by He recurred to thin the more part„altar'', because there was one winless who hail endeavoured to 'lathe Out lII,' 1 . 11.1 4 a h, e l„hi, a ,, araa was actuated; abe deceived bit; b ays .. of a criminal intercourse barter taken Were, tool to pia the 1 i „ : Frit iitk; the had stated cireistuctance ,. which by owe,. precise time nt which it took place; that tudividual W,lll i select, made out a prime fis...ie ease of calla while she Majoewhi, and Ben Lordships wituld observe that it was not i pnrpoarty collocated others, obeli if knowso„ must have thontlit sufficient to prove the emit ism ity of the sofa to the I wooly disco-edited 'nth an inspntation. It heel hens heti in the polaere, hot he on brunght 1., depose to the par. , „Lents., a„ the cane of a hpiy ohs had dune to bed, b e ing t 'color fact. At page SG of the minuteso heir Lordships would I divt „rhea in the n i ght by a grasgirm ,„ „ f her „ nth ,. and Lind his tratimmoy Oh the point ;he stated that he hail heard sending her footfall oat of the atom to sleep elsewhere; a noise which rarer/aided the crashing of a bed, mid t e rn and of th ot so-nth-mat remaining with her alone in-thereon" with the ready talent for which he was so notorious, he hall fir the rest of the night, until they arose the next tunnel to imitated the noise, from which their Lordships were to p iir w o e own journey : and the esferetoce intended to he infer that a criminal eulinfa . " hail at that lime lake° drawn r„.in ttw• mode to whirl, it win ntAnii wan clearly this: place. Thar wan no; instance of the powers of his ear, " I 'lf that on floe m tillefilati'll entering the moan, the Priem se had to be equalled by the wonderful esparity of his eyes in the been sometime in bed, and th at after the woman had retired descripthin which he had given of the scene at Naples, I E .... iv , the Thom , the gentleman hail iindre „ nrd hitnag e . an d where, between PleritillT A 51.1 WALIII2:, he hind observed lore also gone into bed with all the r+ cahoot •of an ordsoate 'loyal Highness pass fuse times through his room to go to 1 matrimonial intercourse, and 111, , 1 Ikcy had F. sensed the chamber of Rergami; nail iii this instance he had heard so in bed toes-110r for the remainder of !tic aight.-es sondes throve) the deck. And fiom such evidence their llf it had been premed that the Prince,' weer mods-and mid hardships were called upon to infer that the co n nection had in heat-ear it had appeared that Itergami had gone alone into taken place. Rut too look at that ri little inure rrtienlailw, • 1 the room, seed remained there alone foe a great klieg!' of Major-chi bad stated that the rr was a sofa its the fate's where tone—if it had hers shewn that there hail prevonody hero be slept; hut, from the evidence cf Petarto, it appeared 1 lan breaking op of the party, and that the rest of the seriie he slept in Ilse hold, where !Isere was a hammock regu• . were a ll occup i e d i s the regular rojoyment of 'open. they rely slung fur hint, and therefore there tat a strong poi. I shush., tint have keen a w e to hold op tio ir heads. except hability that he slept there, and not in the cabin. Rot on t h t i y ;m od have thiut . o , ei t the whole ;gatemen ,. t „, „ t o e :, rte fering to Lieutenant Weirton's evidence, it 3poenc.4l overthrown the credo of the wiliest. RUI they hall it ill eel. there were only four sofas an board, two 4.f which woe drupe that Bergarni had gone noisy to some slinrowee foe Isabed together in the Paine-sea room, and 440 were i re i a p in t o; en d th a t when they returned, it attest h" Lae pheett in the ['aimless 01411's room, sit that he must hare t h at i riemoott had been ordered to get up, fur ail el re so no:- got one of these sofas out of tie cobiu siell placed it ewer his I ' , lately in mouton ; 311 d that no time "lore.' it- for.' •'be awl • head, in order to hear those 30onds of which he spoke. 'flaw rot in ronistmance of kir journey, waitron, oevenet tovsanall was a twin fact, as r elationg t o lwartue, to the one of 'ye - I aerated in their vas toes iptantlits passim; sad trial .114 f t• sieht which be had ant expert to prove at N, p l e . ; 1114 4lnd from her room. She had twee niespetteelly obliged to it was the only fact lie spoke to, for there he had nut at- ta k e op I nc lodging for the time in a nai44 fatale Ilan, *keret tempted to state that stay 4.f Howe Macre-114'1E4 11111 1411011 three a.. no accommodation, and it did out appear that place sloth had bees, witnessed elsewhele. lie had alluded soy pe r s o n but ho rani' awl Dement lad gone to bed Al all yesterday to the belief which Lieut. Merriam entertain.' -es we enie. .1 t! I .. • a:C sieniensan the., went through the evident: of that Bergami slept melee the seat ; hut Lieut. Flytin's "rebel ,Thlem.out on this part of the Cute. II was, he 'ant. wield. dud not nt all accord with his, and looking nt the evidence jorly impubtaht to ohlwrVe, that noiltioe at all hold brass said of Petits:to, who stated that's the bed of BZEgitni warn in 'jig her i hrt-et reaminatiers of doostog OP undress:log" soil the dining-room out the deck, and was rolled up in the morn- ing, but he had not seems if the Led was there or not,' 1 that it was only slar air lad Leon tsars' pushed to bee epee , 4J:imitation that it came out th e neither heitalf our it was rendered very prohatile that Lieutetinnt Elynit's ; t h e p,,„,,,,,, h a d h e r. undies.' el ter mule to bed at all, in supposition was correct. Boot there was another witness 1 t h e p ro p er menssitie of ties phrase, hut unit hareem I.ashowal who corroborated that supposition, and oho would lit' ' to rcpt, limn her fatten-. upon the bed in the iiiatotime, .Ist doubt be allowed to he a competent watneia—he meant I had continued in Vie same otiose, in a iiren of the moot norms. Demont, and therefore he did infer, al Lieut. Flynn hail dom.. vs meat description for Ilse purposes of any ciireenal `enter that tic same arrangentrut of the beds leek piace on the I cuuse, fur she had ou her usual travelling 4ress, p1:1, • i • • - "or +hi . • . .c 2 A!k ov ,/ e ) . . A - y • Pict Cent. Pt k 1 -401_ . 1 eiloi rt oo. ;L.:Mt 11RER 5582. LONDON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER. 26, 1820 Pit Is.) , 7fl. • • .8 1 .