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t,#/z_,) _ to - r vut-egg- -—. .. • .- .... . . -- -- • • ' . Per Cent . .., e.....isilOkilSft 4 "---- . Aa. . . ~ . • ';-, • ;b.. '., . 4; :...-r: .'. t...0)4 esmarkir, kw,. . 1-1. l'astc, I"ja, rietl:,.._ I 1 . . . • . .... - ---• Oh es tr. .d , T.. or • kW -.. 7,,,,,V. ;„:4144.:- al C: • .4, _ . 4 *4l NunesEtt 035. . .. • TfillArnE.ndy.44 Lulu nyLANK. Aerreahly to the former. Advertisement. this Theatre is pow opf n for the hit performances of:Mr. Keao, before his moil ivy depsrt ore for Ajperkr T" 4 " 1{. " 1 9 !TAT VI{DA V. September 2. his Majesty's Servants nil) perforni.the Tragedy of which you mentioned communicate with mu h whir. A. y did. Q. Did the second of them comnannlcnie with the bed rpuon. A. Yes. U. Then ant I tn-uticleritonul that on gninr In the bea no on, you pAssed thriouele the 11:111Sagf and the 101.1 into the Itrd room. A. Yen. BHU EUS. Lucius Junius With.% Mr.laita; rotas, by a 'Door, Oen •!. man (his first flipcnriiiec); Seats. Tarquin, Mr. Thump. Ain; Aruaa,•Mr. Wilmall Colloinna; Mr. Pope; Lucretius, Powell; Flawing' Cu , Mr. Gaitie, Tullis, Mrs. Egertost; Taequioia, fr: Weit ; Lucretia, Alisa Cubist. . _ After vbiek, the carer of MODERN A NTIQU ES ; .Or. TUE 41141. RY MOURNERS. corkletup, Mr. Measles.; Frank. Mr. 'tt Minnie; Joey, r. I: nicht. Mrs. Cockletoo, Mu. Edwin Mrs. Camomile, Mrs. Parker; Noe, Mrs. Marlowe. BMWs. 'h. *rood Price, 35...611—Pit, 3s. Bd. Second Price, 4i.• Lower Gallery, 2s. Second Price, Is.—Upper Gallery, Is. Second Price, &l. The Mors will be opened at Halfyisst Six n'Clock, mid the Performances on each Evening commence at Seven. The Rua-office will be opened fror.oTeu o'Clock (mid Five. The Free List cannot be emended to these Pc:form sores, the Public Press always excepted. On Monday, Mackie* with The Deaf Lower. TURA TRE-ROTA H .41.1 TA RICHT. IN/FIS EVENING, FRIDAY, September 1 . I will be paranoid, eeceud time, a sew Comedy, id • three called • • 1)0G DAYS IV BOND-STREET ! The Principal Chhaelers by Ilessrs.T•ery. hairs, Chasm, Russell, Rarnarri, Williams, Mrs. Peirce, hire.Watkimun, Mrs. !Nerdy's. The Prologue to he spoken by Mr. Cowmen. Alter which, (3d Hale these twenty.sis years), THE-SUICIOF. Tohiiir, Mr. C. Kimble; Tabby. Mr. Terry; Dr. Truby, '.llr. 'rummer; Catchpenny, Mr. William.; Ranter, Mr J. ; tli 00000 re, Mr. Connor; Squib- Mr Farley ; grivr ' Mr. Barnard. Mrs. Gremrum, Mrs. Pearce; Naucy, Mrs. Mardyss ; Perm, Mrs. JUlle3. pout*, 56 —Pit, 3a.—Firsi Galiery, 22.—Secund Gal. r 7, Is. The Door, to be opeoed at Six o'Clock, and the Perform- Am , to begiu at Seven. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massingliam, at the Theatre. ivite Boxes may be bad, nightly, by application at the Flux Office. To.ntorrow, The Swieitis--Pigestos sod Crows—and other Enteritis's/sects. THEATRE-ROYAL. ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE,. STRAND, r IJIS EVENING, FRIDAY. Sewegiber 1, IL will be performed, Illh time, as externpoie, tempo rary Sketch, cane., PATENT SEASONS. 'Previous to which an Address, in the character of Ibe Comic Muse, will be spoken by Miss Kelly.) Mr. Drill; Mr. Harley; Geoffry Muffincrp, Me. Wilkie. smt; (\hint -Beliien, Mr. Peartnati; Garrick, Mr. Wrench. 51 . c.s Kelly; Melpomene, Mira Love; Polly,' Moss ' Tor conclmle with An Apolotty for a Procession, 1111 d 1.1 Grad F u tile, by all the characters of Ilse English Opera lwwse.' - After which, iinh time, a new T. ein.utie MehmOrmna, in three parts, founded on the celebrated Tale tailed 'Mr. VAMPIRE; • Or, THE BRIDE OF THE ISLES. Characters in the introdurtory Vision—The Vampire, Mr. T. P. Cooke ; Lmly Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Claatterle,; Enda, Miss Love; At i.•l, Mg.; ti' or ceng,,. Characters in the Drama—Rittbrea, Ale. T. P. Cooke; Ronald, Mr. Bartley ; Robert, Mr.-Proem - no; MeSwill, Mr. Harley. Lady Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Chatterley; Bridget, Mrs. Grove; Effie, Misr Carew. To which will be 'added, the pnpalar Comic Opera, called FREE AND. EAST. Sic...lobo Freeman, Mr. Wrench ; Mr. Charles Courtly, Mr. Rau Oil.; Michael, Mr. Wilkinson; Ralph, Mr. W. S. Chat. Inky. Mrs. Charles Courtly, Miss Lure; Eugenia, Mns W. S. Cbattcrley; Gertrude, Misr Kelly. Donn open at Half-past Six, and the Performance to be. gin at Stet n. Private, Boxes may be had niithtly of Mr. Steveaann, of whom Plates are to be taken, at the B o x. Office, Strand En 'ranee, from Ten till.Fonr. Tn imarrsw, The Pa/se—after Thick, enl time, s new Operatic Desoto, index sets, called The 114 ruts De Trend —mad Rim acid Water. FOR THE HEN EFIT OP MR. LISTON THEATRE...ROYAL, HAY-MARKET. 510. 1 !i DAY N F vr, September 4, 1820. NY trill be performed (Arm time Oda SC4OOIIF O ' Keeffell onscdy, called THE YOUNG QUAKER. trig Mulboy, Mr. Meredith; Your! &Obey, Mr. boom; slimiest'', Mr. J. Roswell; fipatterdash, Mr. Farley; Clod, Mr. Intuit. Arassinta (first time), Miss R. Corgi, who atill'introdeer the Hoeg of et Hail to the Happy Day !" and the Scotch Ratlatl of " Auld Robin Gray," Dinah Prim rose Ist time), Mrs. Marilyn; Ptak (Ist time), Mrs. Gibbs. coon,. of the Lre.iing Mr. Liston will recite a Ceram- Annie**, is the chararter of Lewd Gristle, riding on no a * *l aril aim Moe a New Song, nikd " Young Pm, minims the limey." Mr.J. Russell will sing, " Maestro vas as Opera Rigger?' is ensclode with the last sew Comedy, called EXCHANGE No ROBBERY; OR, THE DIAMOND RING. Tickets!. be had of Mr. Limon. Nu. 27, &oho-Ft - pare; and of Mr. Illaraillecim, at Ilse Theatre, where phis.* for the Roses stay betaken. REY TII CATR F- The new C0m . .. - . Hurleita of Scup Fluef baying bran r'erivr , l with •rrlanu.Gwa of 'ravine applause, will be rersied every Ea. riliiis E\ ENING, FRIDAY, Setoember I, _R. • will be pnrielliPd a Comic Dauer, caiii SANDY AND JENNY. After which, an rwucly new apleuiliii linaorieal (mile Ourletta, iu iiirev Aet4, cared iVANIME; - _ On, Till Jim's DAUGHTER. John Flint(' F.ngland, Mr Clam d; Pilzrim, Mr. Watkins; UnknoWu -Knight, Mr. Ridgway; Sir Brian de Roi. Githert, Sengotigh; Isaac of York, Mr. Huntley. ly Rowena, Miss Copeland ; Rebecca, Miss Taylor. Aftil which («wood time) a mar broad Comic Barletta, is wo Arta, wiled ST 0 P Tfll E ; of:, Tim HORRORS OF THE FOREST. GAT,. Farwfiehl, Mr ‘Vatkinsms; Jonathan, Mr. Fits- ComAcy, Mr. Ridgway. Crvilia, Miss Poole; Ewhiey Copali..y, .Alias Copeland; MIMIC Farnsfield, Mrs. • Roses. 2...—Gslkry. Is. laws open at Haitpast Five s begin at Half-past Six. Halt.prire at HslFp.at Eight' morrow the Italics Wife, s sew Cassie Harletts, cod GUILDHALL, LONDON, AUGUPT 24, THE (70M MIT FEE for LE rriNG the CITY'S , LANDS will meet at Gni ldh:.ll no WEDNESDAY, the 13th slay of September Next, at Toelve o'Clock at Non., to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION the OFFICE or PLACE of one of the Four ONION and FRUIT :11ETERS of 114 City of Loudon, remit by the death of Mr. John Nash. The Particulars and Condition. of •Sale may lie teen on application at the Comptroller's Office, Guildhall. JOs BUSHMAN, Comptroller. MARY-LF,BONE MEETING. TIER MAJESTY lid., appointtd MONDAY NEXT, the 4th of S. Wernher, at One o'Cluck, to receive the ADDRESSES at Draullenhnrch House, of the MARRIED FEMALES and the INHABITANT HOUSE. HOLDERS of the Parish of St. Mary.le-hone. The pro cession of carriazes will assemble on that day in We!beck street, and set 011 . at Eh veu ti Clock precisely. The Addresses will lie for signatures' throughout the Parish- anti, Saturday evening, •nd particularly at the Egtptian Roma, in Welheck-street. HENItY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA cuts_ liaises to be prepared •itht he most 'crapulous care tsasf Net lion , .by Messrs. THOMAS and {VI I.LIAM nENRY, Manufacturing Chemists, Manchester. It is sold in bottle,, price '3*. 9.1. or with glue stoppers at 4s. 6d. stamp included, with full directions for its use, by their various Ages's in she ' Mrtropolis, and throughout the Visited Kingdoms; but it caonot be genuine unless their names are engraved on the Government Stamp, which is fired over the cork t or stopper of each bottle. Of most of 11w Verrsien; of tile Msgisesiit may he had, an tfwmicated by • similar Stamp, HENRY'S AROMATIC SPI RI I' of VINEGAR, the Invention of Me. HENRY, I. su.l she only genuine Preparation of OW Article. THANKS TO THE PUBLIC. TIE Patronage so etttenr.-ely be.stnyteti on tin• Lottery just fiuislied, 'flooding the most unequivocal lest of Public approval, cannot fail to impreos T. BISH with grateful resitiments towards his best Friend., 'ln c Pent.ic, by whom Meshes been so liberally supported. But while, us Contractor for that !Artery, he acknowledges these obligation. generally, he feeds that mare than ordinary thank. are due fur the increased partiality slwwn to - His is in xtottate Orsicrs ; fur, although he has for a series of years enjoyed a greater Olaf! of Public favour thus any other Office-keeper, his Sales in the tau: Lottery have greatly eat...cited their usual proportion. These were 30 Capitals in the late Lottery, 16 of which were shared and sold by BISH ; the other 13 were shared and sold by the various other Office-keepers. T. BUSH has now to announce a New Lottery, /,r 'chick he is ntso the Contractor, it will de drawl, in two days, 51h and 18th October. The Scheme of which, as soon as it has received the sanction of the Lords of the 'Tressiiiy, will be submitted to the Public, for their approbation ; and T. WAN confidently expects it will meet with as favour able a reception as 11w last, sod be equally well supported. . 4, Coruhill, and 0, Charing-cross, Aural 31, 1920. THE QUEEN'S TRIAL. HOUSE OF 1,011 DS, THURSDAY AUGUST 31. • The Lord • at twrlve minutes before len ii clerk, sod prayers were resit. Alter the tames were cslletl over the Counsel were called in. _ . Geurge Piaario and Edgar Garstan were sworn as French interpreters. Madame Dumont was again put to the bar and examined by the Solicitor-General. • Q. Did her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, while the wittiest' W3B residing with her at Villa Villani, make any lour to any place. A. Yes, to Mount St. Gotliarel. Q. Dues witness remember any place where they first stopped. A. At the Barrornean isles. Q. Did the Princess !leg) time. A. Yes. Q. Where did she dine. A. 1 don't recollect. CI Does the witness remember if her Royal Highness dined at any inn on the. road. A. Witness thinks they stopt at as inn at "%Teresa, but does not recollect which. Q. Hail you ever been before at the flarromean Isles with the Princess. A. Yes. Q. Did the lii incest sleep at the Barromean Isles on the first occastuti. A. Yrs. Q. Does witness remember the apartment in which the Princess slept 1111 that first occasion A. Yes. Q. Was ibis on the journey from Lausanne to Milan nn her Royal Highness's first ariival out the Continent. A. Yea. Q. Whet apartment was it its which the - Princess then slept. A. The must elegant in the Hammes. Isles. Q. Is Hint an ~,, or the Barrows° Palace. A. The Bat-- rupees Palace. Q. When her Royal Highness went to sleep there on the .eeond occasion, what apartment was prepared for her. A. I don't recollect what apartment was prepared. Q. Dues witness remember in what spar talent the Pi incess slept. A. Yes. P. Q. Diet witness on this second occasion see the apartment in which the Princess slept the first time. A. Yes. Q. In what apartment did the Princess sleep the second time. A. In one remote from the first. Q. Dues •sitorse know where Hergami slept. A. Near the apartment of her Royal Highness. Q. Was the apartment prepared lwfore her arrival or after. A. As far as I can recollect, on her arrival. Q. What kind of apartment was it. A. A large mom. Q Was there any commiiiiicat . between that room and the one where Reszaini slept. A. I Onset recollect . • 4. Do yur renumber the Priucts4 going to 031Innymi. A. Ye.. .• . . Q. Did she dine at an inn there. A. Yes. Q. Where slid Brigand dine. A. I L saw him sitting at the tallie a it h Inc Pricers. Q. How was Brigami dressed. A. In hi. Courier cinders. Q. Did he act on the journey as (emigre. A. Ile was not riding on horseback, hut in a carriage --I shan't recollect if he waa a courier, but he was dressed like a courier. The Col of Lauderdale submitted that the answer might to he Ike carriage, instead of a carrisee. The question bettor refrrreel to the Interpreter, lie pro nouneeil the original to be the carriage. Q. Mott kind of a carriage was it. 'A. An open carriage. Q. Was it that in which the Princess was rhliog,ur an other. A. Another. Q. Did the Princess dine more than once at Bellanioni, on that jiruroey. A I believe 110. Q. Did the Princess reiurti from that journey to the villa Yi!lani. A. Yes. 1 4. In what-month slid she go from villa Villani to villa d'Este. A. As far as 1 cats recollect, the beginning of Sep tember. . . .......... Q. on the journey, Mil the Princess stop and sleep at Luri. A. Yrs; ou her return. 0. Dio you recollect the position of the Princess's and Beigsmi's bed-routs at the villa d'Este, on their first :ti nsel: A. Yes. Q. yud deacribe the siltation of the apartment of Ler Royal High-sea...and what rooms or apartments you hid to go through to get into it. A. One entered into a dark anti-room; the* had Is pare thrum:la a mall corridor, or passage, beyond which were too roomy sod thee came the oirrpitrg.roolts. Q. In going to the sleeping-room, did the two rooms ....„ 44. tlescrilw the situation of ilertfami's hed-room. A. Hie sleeping room of Mervin' c ~,,, nmoicateo with the first of the two rooms. Q Besides this communication with the dark anti-room and liPrgami'a bed 'MOM, was there auy COMMIIIIICiIiIOIII with Bergami's room and any usher place. A. Yes. U. Wish what place. A. With the 'sleeping mum of the . , Pr Mcrae. . Q. Whit was there between the sleeping room of the nitwit. and Berzilusi. A. There was a small cabinet be. tweets the looms. '2. Did any une sleep in that cabinet. A. 1 never knew say body 'deep i n it. Q. When the door between the dark room and Serrates bed•ruum was closed, could any one get in except through the small cabinet. A. I never ...et any other passage. Q. At what time did the Princess sismilly go to bed at that time. A. Sometimes at eleven o'eock ; immetintee later. Q. Who used to go With the Ps...re...war her bed-room. A. Sometimes, when 1 was in the hail ninth with the rem coo, there was only flerg.mi besides; sometimes, hi fore the Princess came in, Berganti was there; sometimes Bergatni actunipmnied the Princes... Q. Tintingh which way .li.l they come. A. Through the two room* before described by me. (2. When Bergami so accompanied the Princess, which way did he go out, or did he rentals, ihrre. A. Ile dill nut remain long; sometimes he went through the two sometimes through the little passage. Q. Did aline.s remain in the rown fur the purpose of tin. diewting the Princess. A. Before the Princess entered, or after' Q. After' A. Yes; I undressed her Royal Highness every night. Q After you nude . d her, which way did you retire.— A. Throngli the Iwo first-melte d rooms. Q. Did the Prioress arc))))) you often. A. Yrs. Q. Dow far. A. As far as the last door. Q. Was any thisit• done by the Princess when witness re tired. A. Flee Roy•I Highness locked it herself. Q. Did that ewer [poppet' whets tkrgami was left inside. A. Do you mean lustily the apartment of her Royal High ness, or inside the apartment of Byre:Ant? Q. Did it ever lismicii when Bergarni was left inside either. A. Not when tie was left in slat apartment of her Royal Higbitesa, but when be was left its his ogre. Q. Did yuu attend tier Royal Highness to Om morning. A. Yes. Q. DUI you enter her apartment by the same way that you wire let ont. A. By the emote etionoolosioroloon. Q you ever make uny Worse to no the morning on the dour of her' Royal tlighness's room that opened into the small cabinet, whether it was closed ur open. 1 sometimes fouud it half open. Q. On these occasions did yOu ever hear or see Bergami. A. No. Q. At any lime when you went to call her Royal Hixlittess io '" . the morning did yinu see or hear Bergsmi. A. Never. Q. Did you ever in the morning, before her Royal High tail was, Messed, see Bergman. A. Yes. Q. Where did you see bite. A. By the door of his room slhng his servant. Q Did you ever see her Royal Highness at the same time. Yea. Q. Where. A. At the dour of the large room, when she rag calling me. Q. la *bat slate was her Royal Highness as in dress at kat alma. A. itsirgwoessrlty God 09 04011 c silk firma , Q. Had she soy thing else on. A. No. Q. How was Bergnmi d d. A In a mantle of Moe silk. Q. Had that mantle belonged to her Royal Highness. A. Yes. that Q. How near were they to each other. A. About two paces aiatatit. Q. Did yor ever observe them hold any conversation to gether from their several apartments. A. They sometimes spoke to each other. Q. Were the doors then open or shut. A. Shut. Q. Was it only at one time ur inure than mice that you observed this. A. Several times. Q. Did you ever see bar Royal Highness and Rergami on the lake daring the first titue of their re►ideace at the Villa if Este. A. Yes. Q. Alone or with other people. A. Alone. Q. Was it in a boat ore canoe. A. In a .mall rano►. U. Did yon ever see them walkiug together define the first time of their residence at that place. A. Yea. U. lis what way did you see them walk. A. They walked together, sometimes. the Princess had Bergami's term. Us, Do you remember the little Victurine at the villa d'Este during their find residence there. A. Yea. U. How did she address her Royal Highness. A. She called her mamma. U. Do you remember that happening before their going to the villa d'Este. Ido not recollect. U. Do you rem-mber where Bergami dined dining their first residence at the villa d'Este. A. Generally in the hill. U. Do you remember Bergami ever dining with tier Royal Horlmesa duriose their first residence. A. Once. U. Do you remember her Royal Highness ever coming into the 400111 where you dined while you were at dialler. A. Yes, once. Q. Was Bergami at table. A. Yes. Was his mother at table. A. Yea. U. Mat did her Royal Highness do on coming into the r oom. A. She vat down at the table beside rerzami.. U. Do you rano miser at that tune seeing Hieronymus. A. At that 00000 awn. he was out at our Q. Did you aftcrwartla see him before her Royal Highness left the room. A. Ile came its afterwards. Q. Refore lie came in, did her Royal Highness make any observation about bum or do any thing. A. Her Royal Highness said, " I hear Hieronymus in the kitchen, and I most go away," hod .It, immediately left the romn. Q. Did you aCCOMlllally her Royal Highness on her voyages to Greece. A. uas. U. Do you remember landing at Palermo. A. Yea. LI Was the ship on board which you were the Ler-Whoa. A. Yes. Q. Do you reminember being on sleek early one morning. A. Yes. Q, Do you remember after that going below. A. I did sot go below. Q. Do you remember 'seeing her Royal Highness after that. A. Yes; immediately. U. Where. A. In her carriage. Q. Was the Captain there. A. He was not. The witness, to reply to 34 question, stated.thst her Royal Highness, on a certaiu occasion, was in bed in her cahoot, was a‘kril— ‘l. Did she know whether Bergatni reliant that time in the cabin. A. Ido not recollect. Q. Did her Royal Highness go to Court at Palermo. A. Q Did Bergarni go with her. 'A. Yes. U. Du you :now whether it was in the same carriage. A. I do nut know. Q Do you remember arriving St MellailiS. A. Yes. • Q. Du you recollect the residence of the Princess nese that plate. A. Tea. Q. Du you rccollt et the bed rooms of the Prioress, Bersami, su.l the Countess Oldi, were relatively situated there. A. Yes. Q. Describe the whose room wariness the bed room occupied by the Princess. A. That of the Cousins Oldi. Q.. Nag there a door epee from the bed-roam of the Prin. cuss to that of t h e Cattiness 041 i. A. Yes. - .„. • L Q. IVliseriasse . ;tad aria dial oectsjitertyhy the Coaquai .0' tin Priprets A. Thersol t iaiii a *or ill lair dre4tull-rtoiot , .i i whiiii \we'llt in the rime sad." . , , ' •• • .- 07.11 oil the other side. A. Thar of M. Rerxauit. Q. War there a door °penult! f ro m the best rosort...orSse I 0 Iff‘s the r e A doely ( g rew (bile akin, r i I 4 41i. the bedtimes or '-'. ' If Counit , s Otth to that of Bergson.. A. As tar as Emir reeplt t l u g 8 er ,....1,„; . A • 11 1., • 'if' -. led, there Mao a imall.isasska„:e between the Iwo room& aibiell . Li. lbs. loiid.id Beggansi . slirep it. ppit su A. 1 chief ... . . - ,p . - • • eontmorocated ketireeii tarts . r ' . i .. A : ' l7 vi'Ve - r%7Pl:aile - .. Q. What room a:is hem that ereuried by Bereft • . s . il he aes " iledaimted. A. taws.utd:+p.A4A ••. 51y ossa. . . . .: , far. son.t-ilsys. . . • : Q. l)iil you at that lime aunt her Kola! Highness, in IP' t (4, thiring, the fillielselas Indisposed, *'hat room did be I Weep in. A.' He sie #1 us the ioi•us of the Collage,* Oint• int to bed, iii u , dresoisit her. A. Yes. hl In ps.sing from her Royal Flsgimess's room to roe I' (4 .At the time h 4 Slept WO , : room of the Ceaseless 01 ti men, Mil you erre go through the rooms of the e„,,....pwi 1 , did . :70to 'lsieris in tiwn u r n f o t o e.,,"ibe)rome, .t title couoie‘s and Het eami. Yr* 1 . .. 0111 t auk( the Print-ire: A. Yet;' • • . Q. 01, these orcasiops did yin. ?ref Boil BirmainS - 10 Ui4 ; Q. !hiring . tlialtluie dud tIO. Orimitais gin to beet before soo; room its lard. A. Yts, somelimles. • I. A. 1 rere!iret her goidg once to bed befota use, stout I w.a (.4. Du you ever remember her {Wye' Highness corning to. ' at su;iie r. 1.11 in the moral, - A. Yrs, she stonetimrs c ore to ~ Q . ow ion. A. : , • call you tugs. call me in the.morniuga. - Q. Through what dour did she call you. A. At that dour which was next &rimers. Q Does weitnees mean the door which opened : from Her woes room • initer:iirrifr . A. Yes. • Q. Did the Priliefloi open that dour. A. Sometimes tho Princess, selmetinses -• • - Q. When the Princess open( 4 that dour alert was the state of her dress. A. She was to the some cloak which I base al, ready described. • r Q. Had .he any other elre"ies on except night clotlreirei • A. No. Q. On these occasions erns Bt rgami in bed. A. I wrier saw him in themsoriong in heel. Q. %Vas he in his room. A. Sometimes he was, sweet lame nut, Q. Tue . have said that -B urami enmetimes opened the dour of your room—when Remain, 69 emeneel the proo, Mel you go into the room of the Pritures. A. Yrs. Q Did you find the choir between the worn+ of Reegami and the Pre heess open or elm!. A. Greefally est en. Q. Do you remember what hour bre Royal Witham) woo in the balm of emote t o to el at Messina i whether el Who earlier or later than before. A. Sometimes she went earlier atm.:times later. Del ails body attend her Royal Ilighuess for the purpu.r of nedresetne her. A. Yes. Q. Every night. A. Sheiltel nit call me 'every night. Q. When you dirt nut attend ehoMid., A. 1 d.r ir 's thow whether it Was my sister that attended. • Q Did vim makemny clnervatioutui the mode which the Preece++ towel to aildressiiie Cerement A. Yes. Q. What +expression did she make use of towards him. The witness asked, wheth e r the Solicitur-Geuersl meant generally, or on particular oc-msions. Q. Wheel departing from home, or returning after nut Or. seller. A. On these uccameas she oiler, called him, " .11'het rout," or 'o Mom thee nasi" A 'Sibiu Lod requested that the short-hand *riff; would take down the triode used by the I,tunas in add. est sing Ile•reatiii in the French languaer, whirls was accord ingly dom. Q Do rot recollect what terms the Prioress made ere of ahem they separated mire out Ma toile; to A. When they parted her Royal Highness said, "Adieu, num tour preset garde." Q. Have ytru beard any thin; else. A. Ido not precisely recollect. Q. What dues the witness mean by not precisely rye/Meet ing ; 1-ask, had she observed any thing else on any ode id those occasions. A. I toyer have seen them do any thing, bbt I observed they sometimes embraced. The Solicitor-G.:Deter saCl, he doubted as to the hiterpre tatiou of that answer, and wished time two luterpreters to ho questioned a+ to the word observed." The 'recrd Interpreter said, the miserer of the witness was, ° I have beard, bet Not seen them do any thing." Q. Ely that du you abeam vow ka . w heoseLltbe.o ktookettionels Other. A. I heard them kieasug each other behind Wee. Q. Did yeeu co from filtertna to Syracuse oat heard the aoriede. A Yrs. Q. How was Bergand dressed ou board the Clarinda. A. As far am I recollect be bad on a Nue great coat. Q. Do you remember seeing Bergami at tiny fires is the calmi of her Royal Highness oat hoard the Cloriafte. A. Yee, mice. %. Where was bee Royal Highness at that time. A. In the same cattier. Wah she up or on her heal. A. It was in Ilse day time, but she was lying ow her heel. Q. Where was Bergami in the cabin. A. He was also on another bed, by the side of her Royal nighties,. Q. Did you (Main any time in the cellist. A. About half an hour. Q. When yon say be was on his heel in flee cabin, do you mean 'het he was siting ur lying. A. He was lying. • Q. Where did her Royal Nightie.. lodge at Syracuse: at what house. A. iii a small country house on the other sole of the harbour. Q. ,Do vuu recollect the situation of the bed-rouma iii that house. A. Yes. Q. Describe the situation of the room of the Countess Oldi and yourself. A. The Countess Oldi was in the same room with tee, and it communicated with the drawing-rerun. U. Was there any other chamber on that side of the draw. jog room. A. Yes, there was another. Q. By whom was that chamber occupied. A. By a yen- . Ileum's of the Princess'e suite. Q. Was there a room on the other side of the dining room. A. Yes, that of her Royal Highness. Q. Was there any private staircase in that room. A. Nut in the room, hut by the side of the rearm. U. Where was Bergen's bed.rooin. A. Berg:ones bed room was on the saint side ut the Q Did any body but Bergami and the Princess sleep •un that side of the d g-roum. A. As far as I recollect, no body, Q. Was there any Wu; between her Royal Hiehoess's bed-ruom and that of Bergaim but the email staircase which • you have described. A. I don't recollect. Q. Was there a door • trailing from her Royal Highness's bedroom ter the diuitse-roum. A. Yes. Q. DII he obeerSe her Royal Higbee-as du any thing with . that door at. 'eight. A. I heard several times her Royal Higher*. Jock it after l was gone out. Q. When thet.door was lucked there still a rommital cation between the bed room of Berle and liar Royal High nets by the staircase. A. Yes there was a dour in the MAUI of her damsel Highness, Q. And was that door at the head of the steirrase. A. 'M. i Q. Did any accident happen to her Royal Highness's brat at Syrseuee. A. I don't recollect. Q. Du yon iecollect say accident happening to the he& shurd—any them: out of order at Syraruse. A. I don't recollect. Q. From Syracnee did her Royal Highness proceed to Ca tania. A. Yea. Q. Where did her Royal Highness reside at Catania. Al. the town. Q. Do you lemember the disposition of the bed-rood* at , Catanee. A Yes. Q. :lid the same disposition coothitie slur+ ne all the time that her !Wye! Highness was at Catania, or was is cbsigod. A. There was au alteration for a few clays only. . Q. Will yeti describe' what was the situation of the bed room of her Royal Highness before that change took place. A. The room of her Royal Highness communicated with the saloon. Q. What room was next to that of her Royal flightier. Tbe room which I occupied. , Q. And next to poor room Rhone room was that. A. Cureless 0111,... Q. Was there a communication between the bed ruins of lb. Princess rend that which 'me 'occupied. A. Yes. Q. Was there oleo • cusenseinicatiun between year Men and the Cuuntems OW,. A. Yes. . : Q. Now wbrre dud Bergson' sleep. A. Os the collier side of tile • mole rod. Q. Wss there Rey door between that yird and the hed.roeue . )os. moonset wlrl A. My emir eas up. Q. Wks Mt I,la MO er was oil or is bed. pm is the setorsing, est. .oro pot ser Bergamo. k • \ CIL When yon weirs tip to bed was she door hetwetu yuce mom awl the Petriecese'si open m. shut. A. Sind Hew wsa the *drafirls#tworts Om' rcioin aud.ahat cont. Oniniesiisig *Oh liergasni. •.A. fro ei'shet. 'Q Dad you siteseetri. My NMI otter dersug the lit.th jog that night. . Q. Ded yea ob s erve any thing in the morning. A. I don't rocofire,„ if it ass on that intoning or Ott: ovum v rafter tint OW het 'Reyal 3iglosess come out of Cie wont of ii.e cuessteesol4ll. • *hew she wee one of We Coentes4 °ldes tonna where aid age go. A. she passed thooroli my mous in tel.er to go to her Oats M.f itioin. Va Al what time in the morning was that. A 'Yearly ten •otektek. . . Q. Had she any thing in her hand. A.-She hag a roshiod • of U.. Wear those the cushions or pillows ori which vim use:ally slept. A. aes Q. How era• she dresard A. tele was nut dressed ; she wet dressed ma in the iitglit abet I had esolresseil her. Q Did her Royal Highness at night usually steep in that dress. A. I .Least kers.. • A Nub e Lentil observed. tlist the witness', .newer writ, " I Mai% Moro ;.• but Jr ~'ea sets e1em..... I know cos • thing about it." Q. 1)o you know what kind of &era her Royal Higinie(se shot 36: •-e[This gill - 6110a objected to, as going to a fact scl.ah omit' mat ire withau 'lie knowledge of the wanes. L: • - Q, 11 bat part of her deft.* dial her Keys! Hie:owes usii.illy wear wit. n she went to bed. A. I lett her every eventue to a little white night gown sir robe. 44. When you saw her tame from the Coomess hide's room on the occasion you hate Mentioned, WA. she .tresseol in a similar robe. A. yes, it was a robe of that I,iint came up as err as this. (Isolicatin‘ the should. r a..i the nerve jest almee the bosom Q. Was that the ordinary robe which her Royal 11.21rodsta v. Feria .m when .nu left her sties undresaing. A. way•—suitiel lane( the bad ma a small 'ilk mantle or • Q. When you say that she sometimes had us a ,mail sik chink, w., that its additiuu lu lilt small gown- yon base de lershed. A. Yrs. Q Yeti have said that Bergami slept in the room that wee , Rest used by the Colette% Oldi—o here did the Countess strap at that tame. A. In u small bed which was put for Me tutu • her Royal Highness's room. Q. Asia where did the little Yietorim sleep. A. In the tame room. . Q Diving the . night of which you have been speaking, did you Lear liar little Viettiriste. A. I heard her cry. Q. What nielsrerai that. A. The same night. Q. When you say the sense men, do 5,(41 u, ran the Mehl • mcceiling the g 00 which you saw her Loyal Hit. " • uess come through your hed.room. A. Yrs. Q. Deeettise ail you heard that night iu the room where • the COolliStille Oldt eyed VlClnflat witftirribera y ,a- ,S Earl Gm y observed, thrd is did nutillw him appearaillarther - she Countess Oldi adapt its her urn room us Omit saigArt. 1. 'llse Cat I of Liverpool said, that perhaps the ...Stoics inn* better he asked, who slept in the Countess OlriCs room tine night? Q. You have told us that Rergami, iu couseqnenee of hp. nest, bad changed him bed-room, anti slept in that whirl: had before been occupied by Ilse Cattiness Oldie-410W 'UM; was that before the morning of which you leave been speak - A. I do nut exactly recollect the tiuse,•but sleiat three or four days in that room. 14. Was it long before. A. 1 do slot recollect how Q. I do out ask you to tell the precise hint, but Wil , • .1 0 , 1 , , flit), Oreg, or four days. A. I believe it any flog mpg than smear tau days. Q How hove, after that morning did Bergatni canUnr,e :i. sleep iu the Ceuntese tHdi's room. A. i .1.• not ;it...c0...1t c Meet whether ti was one or two days; it is so Mug ito cannot remember to a day. Q. Was he sleeping its that room at the lime wherwas you knee described, her Royal Highness, came out of that room. A Yes. • Q. I), you remember the night before the morning lit which you have been speaking, heating Else door of your room open. A. I heard the door of nay cools omit, but I do owe recollect whether it was before this morning of which I have spoken. I heard her Royal Highness opeu the thaw one night, bat I do Not recollect if it was the iitzht before saw her-curve ~.it Of that room. Q. At the time when you su beard the door of your owns opened after you were in bed, was Bergamo steeling in the Comstess olfig'S roues. A. She occupied lite sin:croon:. A Peer ragnested the last question wills tiie ar.aaer to it, neght be read liver by the short-hand writer. The Lord Chancellot,said, I. Mr. Suter tool:flier's!, from the iuclin slims of y o ur body, stooping as you no nu,.•-•••411• Learned Gentleman was !raising forward titer ;1.,. bat, —w e caning hear the sound of your suite, our 4,st:egoist' any question you out." Q. At the lone alien her Royal niobium cam , . oat of the MOM with the follows, to the misuser which Vin., n :re 61-- scribed, did she see you.. A. Her Royal nazism -a 16ulteil at me. Q. Whin her Royal Highness lueked at you, what oboe,- vatioo did you make out whether Royal Highness did Mr. Brougham observed, that it did out yet virpear tha her Royal Higlourbs OW any ;Mug. Q What aid her Royal Highness do at the time irlieu you saw her corm tout of the Fount where Bergsma slept, oats Ilse pillows, abysm have sheathed. A. a.tc fixed her eyes OM • 44. What slid she do. A.Bbe went into her u.sts room. Q. Did she say any thing. A. No. Q. Had you hem to tbetbalsit of remaining so late as ten o'clock in that mum. A. No, I geuerally went to any break fast at Utile. Q. Doi ing the time that Blermati slept iu the Cooders Oldes moan, whew yea say yule went to liremtia , t ist were the doors either of WI inillea or of the Pi-virus; . dull open. A. I never saw them open. (4 During the time that &egotist slept iu that !won had you ever been called to .Iresa or attend her Royal Higheess before you went to breakfast at stoic. A. No. , Wbereyou returned trout breakfast, how did yon Sod the doors usually. A. Shut—but (after &Mutt prime) wow , times her Royal Highness was up. tj Was her Royal Highness in her oats room. A. Y. s. Q .You aloe sleseribsue something thatspassed its the rdura where the Countess Ohli sod Vsetoriue skid together;-.. have you aeries ihrd all you observed. A. I heard Victors:sr weep, sod rollout ss Mamma I !' sad the Coss:ties% WAS r.i. deavoured to soothe her. • Q. Al the time when her Royal Milphoeirs came throsigh year room as you have described, woos raw alone w bed. A I was tor Q. Was any other memo is the loom. A. As well as I rt collect, asy eittaitt wee ist Mamma mum with me. I 4 r'i ~: