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- - - . . .e . •. , ; . , -. ' C. '0 ,1114 . 11151 ir 1• • _ .7s' . 04#10:4 4 "0 1 / 4 . \ .. .. : r.„.., ~.. (~ .....,I r, / , • ~ ... • ....,,.......„„, . . / • . .... - . , •. i e . .. . . , . . . . . _ .. . . . _....._ . LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1820. N 11111 HEK 5569. Pkln& 7d. 771 RA TRH-ROY AL, COY ENT-GARDRN. nN EVENING. WEDNESDAY, Oct. 11, 11 will lw• perfoimed Ow Comedy of EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, Or TosER 10, 1920. TO BE PAID OFF, ALL F.XCIIEQUER BILLS dated is the Month, of April. May, Jose, July, August, Sep trabcr, owl October, 1819, viz. Sespoly.ls,lß .4nd Supplo, 1819 And nil 1:7.41t9ner Bills Mille on/ pursuant to Acts 57 Gee 111. top. 31 and rap 111, for laming Itirehrquer vorroing on Public. li:arktord Firberirr. BRUNCICS 1110PHOCLEB._ This day is published, in dime eels. Bro. price 11.11 c 6d. bowls, QOPFIO(7I.IS OPERA game 'apeman/ Otnnett, rem Aunotatiiirie Wen, R. F. P. BRUNCIIIII el Godof. SehaePri. Areedisitt G 1... us ex fluids et Ete.tailsie cxcerpow. A ppenslicis iota subj.etwester Assimagiversiours C C. A. Erfordi Directing the room to tier! by, ant Ruing or6es to the crew occasionally. Then yon dot dire antler* occasionally shoot the essettee. meat of the ves.. I The opine, of the vessel itorlntios th► managing the ship, the Balk. the. _ _ Tice ,toter itet-Getterel then Mid, be wiebeJ the nitwit. to peoilne , that mime n. ga r . 1)...n0in-0 Then I adir,se the witners nut to give it int.. the finnan of my nrne.l Friend." 'Ph' eltaverltor..-" It Morse h.. 00 he'd no to he emh r rye bulb the (74euntel rad the wit9ier et ilsl earn.- time" SIZE STCIOI'S TO CONQUER:- Sir Chsrles Marlow, Mr. Chapman; Von - nit abides', Mr. C. Kenshte; Ilartlessile. Mr. Fawcett ; Hastings, Mr. Ab bott ; Tony I.lrninUin, Mr. Lirten. Mrs. Minimills. Mrs. 11)tvr000rt ; Miss Ilarilcastie, Mrs. Davison; Miss Neville, Misr Coon.. After which, Corriele. Dramatic Romance of 41'114)N. Did ',lid give ord. ros Y• ill re esieging the ship i W' Yrinvd for G. and W. R. Whittaker. 11. Avr-Marichostr, I.tro.lon ; J. Parkrr, snd R. Oxford; sod Delight°, arid Camhri,lge. Of whom the following Plage me be MO arlorablY: Was it PO threw I.y Bargiolo ' tkonsetimes he :ems not on deck. The w,tn. Ore I+:4 the p.ror dr.k hefor , !t?,. nerney. oh. hrt^ et it witi.eaaan•l the !: it4r G I, The hlter emoina•ll ti enateihte as (Aloe,, Itrokisq stt 114 per 3. be gent,,,, :_ i• ihr (1,1 1 11 1 11 here? The 511 I.) , weetbee. At rbitt ? 1. , %eh., 1.1,1111er? The [Wien lonenser. %r. 31 is the mot entry The fath. IVter, is that at ? At St Vae, near Calah,fa. In whet lieznaze ? The !fah:At,. 111 007 y when lie wag not nn rtrrik &nnetimri I have tli.ne it; 0111,1 Wile 0 he hat hewn on d ec k. {Were they sort generally Liven by Bartio!n? I Mink in igenerril lie gave the 'lower more than I 410 myself. hu inn %sunnily write in Italian or in br;th. . . Mr. Etrrton ;Cy , 31r. Damsel ; Dorn', Mr. Liston. Coecor (her first appearance in that character); Fatinis, Sirs. Cobh.; Dorc.ts, Mrs. Liston. lbtrinfr, tow rerr•cs the Theatre ham been entirely new de corated at"! crobellidlind A 11 , 14 rill c. I l Chisotelier, on a novel principle, and contoletul ) ye•ttubted, hyy been coostructral be Mr. Weal. Ornament II 1.4. tar , , for I.l*.sx•ltglit4, totrrunnol the Dress A pro 'Ito:. VoilAin, (font an original design, his been milli,' by Mr ro:th A Frivato !lox myy be h.. 1 for the SPilirltl, or nightly, of Mr I:r orol ~,,, at the Itoy.ttlfire. for the loyr. I. takru of Me. Brandon, at the gy o x.fitlicc. It srt•strert, C•so Ten MI Four. A Ft ivite I; rx ibq lie had, nightly, by application at the Box To.m Th. Itival.—lhe Ctllet I.e Marchand WE'. l'resonstion. Trotelv .11 ernhflille im in preparation; also a u.w n. , le.d Farce, mud boh Will be produced next week. • • SO P110(71.164 ff.1)111. 1 S TYRA N NITS, price- 36.6 J. sewed. tEI)IPI'S COLON EUS, 36. 641. A NTIGON E. 3.. 64. Tli ACH I N I.li. 3. 6J. AJAX I.OIIA ROTS, 3..61 E I .ECTR A 3..6.1. I'll 11.0ETET ES, 35.6.1. Thai Is no an spinet r to tr. ? I t.tite is E N ;lnds lVnit the are tttttt I to *lnch you twee referred written In Italian or in En t ;li.lt 7 In It‘limr. it *rill( oby yoursct? The *recurs' was wain. wby lite clerk. THE QUEEN'S TRIAL. mem that account to which you rcferrill ? By the Chik. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUZSDAY. OCT. 10. Was be an Italian or ea roglishman! I Jun% knuw'whieb IM tt'..s I , e your serrioll No. ..1 T.ll t: 0 '. l L. 11..1Y 11.11: ; 1 !: r:V EN IN(:, ‘‘. ESL) ‘Y , Oct. 11, _it will be prrform.•d the Tttigt.ly of %ILET. D ,I*.b.t, by the G...ilenslit who mule on Notecroa f.ll 1111 .11./..(,416111 1.1 OM e 6 arnr t rtS.l..4,ll at the f71414 , 11it5, King of Ih.tostitrli, ; ~ ~ ' , ! r. Tt rry ; 1.14 rt, o. Mr. 'nomad ; (I , rieh, M.. It tegArll. t; .Iro.k, Cloven of De ~,,, tole, Mrs. I ~1!..,. I be, 11r.. t; II fit k. A rtt r n!,..'.. 1t..11111111C siranie, in Into act., or 'A T.I:NTIY F. ANI) ORSON. P'srin• ' '4yr ; N!r. G•tenery ; Orson, Dir f 1..! •.II ; 11.. r. VII," I:. t owes' Eglantine o .y f• •• • ,•11`. )Ira. S , lto Icy ; Enspreii* tdisanta, Mrs. • !: .‘ • tft.l, K.:A Po •—(:.ixes, 6. —Pot, 34. firct 2s S. c 00, 1 ,.; , I '. I v, S. 34 —Pot, Is. Cot —l'irst Gillery, ls. rant f: II!. 0 ., 41 1. S.r_.n•l t'. ice will commence ever) EveuinE reciscly at The I)u•..+ In he 1114 , 11 ,1 5 at 11 alteast Six o'Clock, and the P. of o ro , ooec to brain at Seccn. I'l %co, 1 . , , r the 13 axes to b.• t.tkrit of Mr. Matosingham, 31 tl.:• Themor. To.onorrow, King ith Valentine and Orion. This do), !sidstisheil, 2 VA% Reis the Seeiusd Edition, wilts pi Ire It 44. Athe 111 T() UV will CURE of DISEACI:N, moire particularly as they Mit Indies amour, the ! , :utiliers of Ilse British Al my. By ROBERT J ACKW)N, Lorsdna: Publishes! by Baldwin, Crailuck, and Joy, Pater. TO 1111 Suit) By At'( lON, BY MR. COLLINS, At Lit sheet, To.en moN DAY N I:XT, the 11;111.13y of ockobpi, 1820, and to!lowtog days, at Six ...Choir, ACOLLECTi ON OF I' N lIEDEENIED FLEDGES; comprising Gold, Silver. and Metal ustfal Plate, Men's and Wono•os's Wr.riog Alt pied, Ited and T .ble Limo, 1.1e.1-11..ozinga, and Yoriona ~I h er a r lir l e ., pledged in 111ooaha prior to, anal in Ihe M Wit I , of OCilllier, 1 4 19, With the followin. Poirobrokrrc, etz College-street ; Sayer., Ilavasit street ; Kemp, Marl. 1. wpm cle.row ; Natliati, St. iinses'aesireet ; and Si3pl. Cod, fredeliek sirtei, town of Poriseit —with Stowe, Paradise- I. ow ; Coal i pp, Grer throat-street ; tool Ga Ilwri , Chas lot ie. street, Idau.t of Ponis , a—wlll. Price, W3f blingion at seri, nod Einanwl, 'Scold street, Portsinettlls—with Taylor, Sootliodrect ; King, South.strect ; Moses, South-street ; II art, North..dreet ; 141111 11141 t. North suite', Nay be viewed and Co.t dolor. had at the Ito ~,,, . - LIVERY Cd I pia __vrty Tiek et —Every Prier otwa he drawn tfols October. NEXT WEDNESDAY. The whrrl contains Two, of 1.11,000/., Two, oof 1,04)1., Trio of 5G01., &c. &c. PII 3trrliat Money. All next %%Worm! sy, the Last a, .d only Dry. - - • • - - - - . Uniiriown Tickeln and Slitters are l irltine by J . SlVElVKitarr, .7.7, Cm shill; 11, llooltinrio; 3R, Hay market ; anol 141, thaw .1 xtre.:i , 01.1 on the Lottery jest (mkt.. 135, in 8 Sharer, 20.0001.; 3638, in 12 Shares. 211,000/. ; thr 1. , 1111 . 1' V, 90 . 114, 10.000/. ; 11.313, 1(1,030/., with Dully minor Capitals of &OW 21.101 NOTICE RFSPECTIM; BLANKS DRAWN ao OCTOBER. 111‘11 rrs ; i::!;:ft;•1v et..5ii.,414 tit« I lt,lllers of • or Shari drawn Bl.troki the First thy, that the of recciveue 141. per Ticket in floury, imudeail id ite el.iuce id the N.. 1.1 iy's Dr.iaine, will ,vase on t'riday Nerl, She Irlen insiditt, and thusr wimp thi h ut ileinaild the 141. on or before that dav, mood receive it nfierwaril4, but wiii then be entitled iu whatever their Nuen• hero may lie drawn on the Isib in,tanl, urns which day tlie Lottery will entirely lini4t. The wheel rontaius— TWI) Mises of ....I:2ll,itnit TWO Prises 1.0010 TWO Prows of .... Awd rtrienti oilier Capitals, all in muney, Iu be Drawn on %WEDNESDAY NEx.r. Ir w in , : ESSENCE of PEARL en 4 PEARL DENTIFItICC, invrOra by the late Jacob Hensel, Dentist hi the Royal Family, have been proved by louse ex portet.ce I. eatly etre', both isi elrcauce sod 'Scary, s very other preparat t fur the Turtle and Goons; they el recto:4ly perserve the Teeth us a ...mud stare even to old age, !muster llr.ist while and brautsful without Impairing the ell& MCI, (sated such as are louse, and kerp such as are de cayed from becoming worse. They likewise rendes the inealb delicately s weet, prevent the Toutlrriche, perfectly tare the Scurvy is shell:tun., and snake them grow firm and elope to the Teeth. —The Essence it pc. r IC hifly rectum. seorsidol to Parents and Presorts who hare the ease of Children as the greatest preservative of young and trader Teeth. Norte are gvisassue bust what have Ilse words, " .I.lleret, Bayley soul Blew, Cuclognor-street," engraved is the Stamp. Price 2v. 9J each. BAYLEY' , TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT of LESIONS, for labia* look Spots and litmus out of Late sad Linea. The geeptime is signed " W. Bayley" an Ike Box wed Wrapper. Also Ms SCOURING I/ItOPS, for takiug Grease oat at silk h aL W•bliest:loth, lee. price Is. cads. VERITABLE' YOMMADE DIVINE, price 3s. W. the Sold, Wholesale sod Retail. by Bayley sad Blew, Per. Swa b cdustress Loam, The ;Ards Commissioners o/ ' his Majesty's Treasury haring piren directions I.r pawing pir the Principal of the aboco-istentioueol Exebelow !.ills,, with Ike Interest dote thereon, at the Exchequer Bill (Vice in the Receipt of Ex chequer, Neon Pulse.-yard,Wesloninsteron Jimalay,the3lllk Bay of October instant, attendance will be !tires daily (Sundays and ifolidto.sereepted ), unlit and int-Wing Wed 'replay, Ike 25th instant, from ten o'clock Pine morning ono is the afternoon., for the wpm, of rcreiring the same ; and, fur Ike prettier tlispateh,, the Bearers of Ike said Bills are desired to ;dare each description of Bills in sepa rate Lists (which are In be obtained at this BlNce), cla.vtins them in the order of their rev/testis., Bales, earth as are foe the sane ..Imoatit heisop astonerietalst arranged, and speciftrino the principal !isms. and 18- ter..l due thereon, v.:lmputed ,from, lad 'retooling the dew on srAilA they are revyertirely dated, to the said 301 k day of October inelsotire, when the Interest rill reuse; and 'hermit! Ikaremshoubl Bey he acting as the :laves of Mold crs ?risme no *414 are inverter, in the !tills, are pre r;onitin Ito prtvit..e the LorThe.entrnis of stick !!older.; and the Bear ers are also indispentahly required to ertforse each Bill with iht ir stood Siarature-,and to serifelktir Ntillefl and Residence at the h o t tom of cork separate List ; and they are 'Harriet r required to felon, the L'scheopter I,llice for Payment,and to metre the net Bills,and girt the Receipts for the same. If oqo of the Holders of Ea. aforesaid Bills Arndt? bo deli ,,, u4ofscceiritor I'i: twitch( of the Principal and Interest merlon" la the• sit;dlWh day orthstaber, At!, " 1 " 4 1 Le " c "" - modotert,on IV MC Interest It" Mr Day on wki.•h they widt to bp paid, and leaving the said Bills for rra inination one don prior thereto. Ruch Persons nx may be derironi of haring nets Es-che at's'. Bills is whole or iv part of Payment of Principal, upon marking rote 14 7 11, and mentioning the Anton nt ( I t the bottom of their Lids. &Betted ill! ur brrtre U'. dnesdatt, the 25Ph instant, mag be accommodated will' new Bills, payable to or Order, c•arr•yincl an Interest of Two-pater by the deg, on esti?' One Hundred Poundr, elvish said new Bill" )sill bear dole the said 30th day .f October, and will l,• delivered, logifher with the Interest due is re'pc.•t of the Bill' so dr•iired to be ex changed, on Tneolog, the 31st (lay of Ottobtr, and the folln•rint( dogs. The Exchequer Bills to be issued in erehange, and made payable to ar tirder,at nbore mentioned, man be either transferred by endorsement, or will be paid to the i/crier, if the Blank shall not he .filtril Hp. N.B.—ill Exchequer MN dated prior to Aprit,lBl9, heae been adeertiserrin Le paid clr. N NOV El.. This day is pull:MI. 1, ice U. 14. We'll% . . OCiiiEl.; or. TOE FIELD OF CULLODEN A A Nord, in three volomes. 12mo. Rioted f or G and %V. li. Whotokker, la, Ave-Maria-laew. " We recommend this Wink for its interetiting theme, and from 1h- spirited and genial way id whirls ii is strafed. - - New Monthly Magazine, Septcniner Thia day in publi,htd, in Sru. Mitt. Four Maps, price I2r. boards, A Dis , sEitTATioN Ow PASSAGE of DANNIRAI, OVER THE ALPS Ily A Mr.mBER of the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD. Prioted for D. tied W It. Whittaker, Are•Maria-lanr, London; nod J. Pat k. r, ONford. IS; EtV FRENCH CHAIIMAK. This 41ay is poiblish).l. in one thick •01. 12m.). prier 50. N E TI I EOlt FICA I. awl l'lt ACT'. 71 CAI. GP.ININIAR ur the FRENCH LANGUAGE, with uum(ruil‘ 1111411111 IVO rr.ses. fly [•. (i1:08. Author and ni,t..r of many vain able School Rooks. Printed for G. and W. H. %%OUliker, 13, Ave-Slaria-lane; and Ihon.ey and Satll9, Old Droml.street. " Mr. Grow h a. 11111M1411.1 1111 e of the romplt•lrwl French Grown,4rn we hale se. o "—Monthly 31Ing. Jail. 1819. A KEY to the EX I:RCI:iES in the shove, price 3s. Gd. bound. NE 1V LITERAL TILANKLATION lIDAIEWS Thi• day was publi•hrol, in 2 wok, Syn. price 11. 4.. hoards, rpiiiE 11. IA 13 of IIONIElt: into Engli.h Praoae, as Ito-rally a• the different ',horns of Ow Creak and lEnglnals Latagu•gea wall allow ; with Explana tory Not•••. Ry A (mitniATr. of the Univer•ity of Oxford. Painted for G. anal W. 11, Whittaker, 13, Ate-31arialape, Loudon; and Munalay and Slaiter, Oxfam' al NEW insTnity OF MUSIC. This day wa4 pubU hrd. in twit h.lnd•ume Vt.llll6le, Sru. price O. 104. buardr, GENERAL lIISTORY of MUSIC. from 2 the carlit , t 'Fluor* to flit 'mac& ; comprising the Lives of Entiiirlit C 114110 rs and Musical IVriirra. 'Floc whole nor. a u isipanud with Notes and Critical awl Illus trative. By TH(►IIA% BUSBY, Mut. Dec. A 1111111, of es M woca I Gamma tr, &c. Prilard fa. I; and %V. IL Whitaker, 13, Afre-Ilani-lase; aid Sturopkile and Slaryliall, Statiunrr:•rurrt. _ . Viesri in; llns II istnry teurrally, we are no less Pinta with the rreonolule re.earels, the candour and di•eritsivatioa which It I )011114 4 . II 14 a Work rept. to with inf.srmation, substantial in its spatter, rundid in its critieiun,sirnansent..4l in Its inyle, and honuniathle to the Aniline., genius, taste, and teaututg " &hob. 3lontlity Its a. IT4I.IAN LANGUAGE. nil day 1ta1.,. price 61. 61. bound, the laird I:ilitiun o of_ - - COM PEN I/ lOUS No:I EASY GRAII- La MAR of the ITALIAN LANGUAGE; comprising • new mud 'topnotch Clastiticatio• of the Verb., and explo roatury Holes, *ilb a Syntax annexed to earls. !tented soil inapruvcd, with the titbit' of a Janice of filsonsatleal Phni.ce, awl Vocabashory of those %Turd, *lnch must fictionally occur iu COUVIr.IIIIIO.I. By Ni. SANTAGNELLO. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker; 11. Consent sad Co.; and Itiogistais suit Cit. Of whom Islay be had, 2. PRACTICAL LN.E.RCISI-4 upon all the PARTS of SPEECH in the ITALIAN LANGUAGE, with refereurte to We Grammar. By Ni. Satitavuellu, Author of "Ar Ita lian Grammer," kr. Ste. Third Edition, illastrated with English Nona awl EX1114111.0i0131 , , 12eso price 3s. BJ. bored. 3. A DICTIoNARY of the PECULIARITIES of the ITALIAN LANGUAGE; heinv a Calle-vim' of Smarmier@ limn she must sy.proved lialuin Authors, partieulatisieg those Verb', Preposiliom, due. which govern differeat Mends nod Cases; horning a Sandmen,. to all oilier Italian Die siumeres. Br U. Stalagmite. le Biro. price 9s. Ad. boards. 4. RACCOLTA di LETTERE SCELTE, Agit Ikedimi delta Lingua Mahouts, dedicate da Giambattista Reludi, Mamie di Limps [Mies ed helium le 1204. price es. Od. booed. The Lord Chancellor entered the' Home at six minutes berme less o'clock. P were ready ■ud the names were calla al over. Earl Grosvenor rose to make ■ few observations with re spect to the punishment of such witnesses who weight, its Ilse coolie of the proceeding, In found to have ea emitted per jury. Ile thous:ld it important that a pledge should be given lay the Hamm that moshisig would be clone to fro•. trate she possishanerat of false witnesses. The Learned Corssesel (Jr the defence hail already paisised out one nista vialual what was to he brought lo trial for "seism moonlit sea perjury. There acre olle►s_wlws might probably be tallest so a participation <Allis same fate. He wished to ask the Noble lord oil she %Vuolsack if may prosecution for peajory should hr institutes, against any of she witnesses, sisal sup posing that the Noble Lords opposite would pledge them selves not to frnsirste Ilse execution of justice by their in. terference, whether there were soy doubts as to the powers of she laws in Maul punkt nl upon witnesses under such rinronnrlnores ? If there were any doubts, this point ought to be determined; uu difficulty should exist Opal , it, and, therefore, he ihnught that, lo remove doubt altogether, a short Art of Parliament should be passed to determine that question. 'I In• Lord Chancellor rose with much warmth, and said, if he declined to give as aIIOWL7 to the finest of the Noble L0r.1,11 was because in Me present risee of the buss. ores be conceived the porst...o to be our 111 Ibe most extraorilinaiy that lie had errs' beard is the course oaf Ins Inn: prulerelonal 'The Learned Counsel for the dol.-nee had said that be could prove one witness to have barn guilty of peojory. The Learned Counsel had (rase tits, far in saying so in that stage of she pruceeding.and heshould gu two far were he now so say that it would be necessary lo p -cute other witnesses for perjury. He nsuld say nothing stools she subject until the couelusiou of the ease. It would he impossible for their Lordships to determine vitaliser ttr not t0...j011y 1.3 d bean committed until they bail aarived at the result of this proceeiliss6; mud lie would put it to their Lordships whether is ■ubstsure and in morality they would nos be preparing possi■hssenls for perjuries which were merely imputed, anal which taught Su the rod be wholly disproved by pinning such a Bill. Earl Grosvenor reminded their Lordships that the ease which he hail put was ronalitsonal. The Cousawl fur thethie. had air. arty &closed that be ►hould feel it necessary to bring one willies, to trial for perjury, he 'Lord Grosvenor) had IV. mashes' that others might Maud is the same predacaostesit, mad from what he burl heard of their evideoce, be must be allowed to say lie thought it very probable. The Noble Lord on the Woolsack had himself, at the commencement of this procerdiug, put the same hypothetical raw which he (Loral G. 01V11101) had just now offered, suit had distinctly stated, the necessity of clearing up all doubts as to the two. duet of the House with reap sct to this subject. The Noble and Learned Lord had said that Ibis was the first time sorb a glumness hail bees put no this House. 'lbe ease had been already discussed, and the Noble and Learned Lord bad himself given so opinion us the subject. The laird Chancellor Said, that there wail a great difference between a measure which was to be applied alike to all the witnesses who were to be valid, and one which was to be instituted in reference only to witnesses who were call. ed, anal whose evidence might Ise false; but really he could not consider sham as false wain the whole case was de termined. After a few words on the same subject from Lords Liver pool and Msarz, this ronversation terminated. Lord Melville expressed a ni.h to have one of the wit. mines oho had been examined yesterday again called to the bar. His same was William Carrington. He should uut state the nat ure of the questioas amid Carrington appeared, but would entionit a motion to that effect. A convereat agate as so sheerpedieney of recalling the whines. al she prenesit stage of the proceedings, or of post poning his re.exannuution until the slimming up of the de fence ; but the Hague finally derided that Wm. Carrington be esd. semi to 'mend this day. The 4.7 gel were then called in, and Lien,. Flynn ap pruached the bir, and has cruss-exansinusion was resumed by the Soliriwr-Grlirral. Whvt lime did you arrive st Athens? (Witaess referrieg lo his usessorawdet) The Nth or Nay. Did you limey tiwre asergoronda Jo Maio* or ie English ? lu hulk. 11i4 yen touch at Athens on yoar return homewards? Nu. You metal inard that you made copies or your memoranda in Sicily Yrs. When ? Three or four moootbs ago. How imr p.t•vtuoa to that tome were you is Enttlaatl ? was is Eqszt4l.l tie 1817. 'flues yur lotwe out been in EN;land slue/ 1817 until the pr.s.:se • pro aud • No. pol you make these en morensla on shore or on board the vessel r On hoard. Mad yon been .shore for a abaft tine at say of the places ? %Vito. as described a onniber of places at which ►e Itrueliad on his voyage roiled several islands in the Mediterranean. ‘Ve.e you ou board as batten vessel ? Ido not recollect that it we. an Italian resat!. I mean at the time you are sprakisg of; of what country was Ilse ship! %Vital was the same of the vessel ? The /401. Will you be so 'mod 21 to kt ate luok at 11 i~ aftrufmaa d a (taking thew from the witness sad handing them to Mr. If. , u told us that yen had the command of the poleaxe, pray who was it that navigated the teasel? I did. %Viso gave the orders is the sailors ? Generally the Cap. tido; but those orders raw trots me. llsd yuo do soy more than direct Has Captain as to She places to which her Royal Highness intended to go I did rod particularly din et bins to any places, I only gave lam orderaltar lb, directive of the ship. Did toot the Captain give those orders to the crew in the same msower as other Captain world have door I He did. Had smut ha the what. aasuagemeat of the ship ? the maraud of the ship was given to me by her Royal Highness. Do yea mean to represent that you gave any orders to the sailors Mr. Dramas *tetra to the lon genetics, Wesea it as that is as provisos goatees, be itsd seed sosseibese bassists a constructive Wifely di .rest Nom what Its really had said. The Lora Ciseeeeller thee& It inlaid be better if the ranee mere pet we, What de . pee MOM by the words earigetese the ship?" Tie eterweseatieetiele veil thee mew& wiles b fee maw 14 yes add tbe . - Mow lut9c acre you no board the weasel' Sewers, widallos. Was the account of the ship kept to English... Dahl. In Italian in the lorbook. It'as it frctn she log book vow tank those eopies ? Yes. By *hum w , tslhst Inr-b0 . ..k kept ? By myself. It was a private mrmnratodutto made by myself. Do you mean that the Inginnik was a plyate memoran dum made by yunrsylf It was nut calmly the logbook of the ship, hot t*.ir toy own private Ito rp.io , •. Then wns it Lein by yourself or clerk! It seas kept by mre!r, and snthe of the entries were made by the clerk. Was that elerk ou board the vessel during the *hole of the voyage? Was he in !Winn or an Englishman ! Ile toss an [Willi. Dl.l you tool fs.y joist now I hAt you did not know what countryman be was? I believe he was no Italian or a Stetli Ih•I you not, its answer to a question put by me just now, tell me you lit wit know what ruoistrynriss lie WAS °-- ;11r. Denman olikitA to the question; hut it was de rided that it usigtht he put. The question way termitic!. I did net know whit he was; but I behove he was an lUhan ur Sieiliau. Ton ray hr wrote only in part—war the port which you wrote iu luli.m or in English? The part I wrote war in Eaeli•h. bid you not tell me 'hat the log was written is Italian? Ye,. Now yon •fly that part was written in Italian and part is English'. Part nt hot h , to the twat at my recoil• clime. The eitneas was lwre seized with a eueldess indisposition, apparently loom the heat of the Haase, which was extremely oppiesaite. anti wa• taken out. UN his seturia, to about three aninnies, The Lind Chancellor directed the officers of en. Howse to keep the windows open when necessary, It had bees wader mood his mistake that he had desired to Ism ahem shut, but be bad desired no such thing. The short-baud ',viler was directed to read the questioas and ariswera relative- he the subject of the person who had 'cepa the log•hwok, awl the whines. desired to add to his former answer, that the clerk he referred to was a sailor, and acted as his ►ervant also. Dui jest wow yON 101.1 1111 he WWI Old t OfIVSIII of your., •ud now that he us a servant of your., which story de you mrAo lo *dilute So? Ile acted us bush. you owns by both, that be was your spryest sent sot tour greyest Ile was my servant an far as utakieg soy hod and clewtox sip my cot; hut he sass-.sat kept as • cleik, bet a. a sailor ow board the ship. Then he acted as your servant He acted as a wailer and • scrvaut. Ile was 'mewl' the crew. \ow yen haring kept part of the his, and this Man the remainder, I swish to kittyw which kept the larger propor tion ? It i 4 impossible for me to say, not having it before my eyes. I may be mistaken, but I think I kept the larger part myself. Then thr part kept by yourself was written in English? Some iu English and some in Italian. Hy yourself? Yes, by inrsell. Theo what you Wore said was not tree ?-- 111 r. Denman amid that was nut the tine:tins. The th.slicitor-Geurral— Dist you nut tell me jest saw that the part. written by you were written in F.n4lish ? If l told you so, it was as a 11,01191111 when I was so corl'esed that 1 dist not know what l slid. Then am I now to usiiterstand that what you wrote WAS 110 , 71C11111e4 m English and IMlltiilo4lll in Italian ? Yea. Is the greater proportiou to the hest of your remilleclion, wi Menis F.nglish or in Italian? 1 meow precisely say. Is a c•insiderable proportion of it in English? fly a cos. sidentile proportion, I ghouls' take you to mean the greater wet, but 1 minuet say exactly; 1 abuntil think, however, that it was pretty aeaily equal. Do you inean Ali the greater proportion is in English, or that they sew about the same? 1 think about the saute. Look at shut paper [the Solieitur-General bolding it Ito the witurs.,l sisal say whether it does not commence with the departure from Messioa ? It consmenees the 15th of De crnsber, winch was the day of her Royal Highness's arriving at Nleviiiia. When did you set out (rum Messina? Sixth of hosiery, I be' a we. Mr. Brougham here observed, that he lboaght the coin loon use of a iireasoresdum Dachas this was admitted to he for ri freshiesg the witness's memory, we, for the witness. by holding it in his bawd. to guide his recollection as 10 certain farts. But here his Learned Friend gets the paper Milo his own possessiou, end having read it, proceeds to ask the itoess questious epou its contents, walkout letting haat are It. The Solicitor-General said, the witness had looked at Ilse paper to anion his neentoty in answer to certain qoestioos; he (the Solicitor General) then, as be bad a right to do, not she pre to look at its contests, and crusa.eatusiord tbe nems front it, as he couceived, was the proper coarse fur Come sel to pursue with respect to such a paper. Mr. Brougham said, he only meant to observe that be did not question she right of his Learned Friend to see the pa per, amid to eross.ex.noine from what he had seen, but it was equally proper sod fair that the winless should see it to goide his to his answers. The Lord Chancellor said, the rule laid dawn be took to he quilt. clear. Taking it to be a lamentation' fur the pur pose of refreshing She witness's anerwo►y, Counsel ►ad a right to cross-manias from it; but it shoeld be so placed thee both the Costae' and tho witness could see it at the same Jaw. Mr. Denman said, that his bravoed Friend look it innately away from the winless. • The Solicitor-General replied, that was towing Se other persons standing between them, so that they could not bulb ace it. The Eul of lAsderdale thought it osght sot to he kept is the heed. Levi Col►alle sad the Manilit of Lasedeurs glade maw remiss ka inarellable below the bar. The Lard Clessteriter NM& Mare ObIeIMPIII NOS the purport of which we srernshrod to be, that the 1. busk firm ebirk the esesaurasime was takes baying byes es saised by see waters@ at the lime is was ltepi, alibpsoxis partly sates by seethes heed, was thereby made Se ewe, and the copy Wise made by his fres what he bed as the time se ,sauteed, breams se lees bis owe s sod was therefore a iesasurailtioss heel with perfect propriety he might be persitiod to wee to Webb hi. misery. Lard Redasdale, we hallow, cossarred Is the nimbi et the llohie sad Lemma Loci . : • Ultitt .•-• Ilse 4thentry ? The Gth :faro:try. %VW re ? Al Mett.ista• 1:1 EttIVA .'r l fa: i .n? In Italian. Where it the s':i entry' Ott h..ar.l the Clerirdc. II it in Esiali.h or Italian ? In 11•14 n. Where it the et:‘, rt.tr ' Ihe 29th January. %Voce.. is Hint? to S4raelsae. 114 hat . lattinaze Thr GI n, r.l pror.e.led •lep by step to e 1 ...0; n d the witness with . tit the .i,!T. rent entries nu Vie rny. nee, up to the 191J...i5/April, in if... same manner, atm! they appeared to be all in Italian. Nun look al the p..per and tell whether Vie iviti tea of all lbr Wm-. a are in r.,01,4) or in Italian. In Italian. Dot. if nut tome 'lnto n h. Mrs-inn? Y. t. Now tell me wln thee cuu 1.1.-.1 to ae:nr tulriet art in yoi.r han•!-wliting Nn; I wilt lint ane::r Did 10.1 et. it., tinard the Clorinele tl 1t0... It ? The etc, The r lei les ? P.urnati%' 1101 Pa.roCi a confectioner in the terrice or he Ru v ai Machu. PP No. Was he soot one 4.f she crrcv of the polaere P ffr was not on. of the sailors; there *A.% • l'a , ronli to hat Ituyal High ness's service, but hewn. not the tlerk. Was not Pascoals on board she British ship I tin thrre months ago Yrs, he was; he went with co. from MesNisia as a pilot of tlw coast, awl then was iliarlenged. What became of him after the return from the long sol. age ' Ido 1101 ksiew. What ireesme 4-f the polarre' I believe she went to Naples, hut I do not know, fir I went to Coosla. Dol. the crew V. in lief ' 1 110 110 t know—f be!ir•e some part of them might. _ . IVl , cre Jul g.. to! 1 loch. we t, \ft...4w! And P.•ruali nsi.le the memorandum for y o u Ow, e months ago; did you swot say ).e.t.r.lay that it wa• in your ha ml. usritinz Ido not ii.meinht r, but if I did it eir II ill 01! Colllll‘loll of the itsament. tltt nut the piper b fore 'nu! ILaI it mit in rt. y band at the moment ah►n I ate4wr. fed. NOW, lOU an al rr,,r MA in ynl , r haw, writ;ng., boil that l'Astuali "plum tr•, by my slireei Will yon swear that this the Isisiel..aritiist Yea, it it gcliimiriner lissittwettine.—(lnndexpe.s. sions of aslowishient throughowl Ike !louse ) The Solicanc-Gentest—l bsve no fusih.r questions to ask this witness. R6EXlMilled loy,lfr. Denman. •., a ti You are settled in drily ? Yes. Now long have yon Owen so? IV% years. When there, are you Itt the habit of speaking English or Italian! Italian. At the tune )on went on the voyage with her Royal nigh weal the Plummet' of Wales, were )uu t.O familiar wall the haling at you now are? Yrs. The (bolt you say you 4u not know what countryman be was I ht hive he was an Italia., but I du uut know twat what part. lw speak Italian Are you a Lieutenant uu half-pay of the Dritisb navy ? stn. Were you ermined at any time before you mate to Eng. land, or were "my gore put to )011 prop. cling the LW.- duel of her Royal Richey "? No. If you had received a Holier to that rfr•ct, could you have berruchi trr lucluiuk with you lo Enclatid v,.. Who copied the reenmeaudom rouet the log-book ? Par. cosh. Yuu bate said the paper you bull in your band is the writing of Schia wine ? Vas W ben did Sebiavini write it A few days ago. Iss what way (lid he wrote rt ? lty any oltetating from a paper I had in ney hand, which was that voritton by l's.ttraN. Now, Mr. Flynn, be pleased to carry lett k your reculltc lion to the outward voyage; have *ai d dint y on weer sometimes railed to at triad un bee Royal Hichneas to infoont her about the state of the weather, and other thiugs of that kind—when you were called to wait on bar Royal tilichaaesa in the tent, had you occasion dto papa thonuth the morn where Hergatai slept ? I went op the ladder into the tent. What sort of a teat was it ; was it a single or a oluu:Ac tent It was a single one. Du yon strolled the brtarlth of the vessel on the beans) About nineteen o► twenty fret. The Solicitor-General said, be reqnested the paper It, Id by the witne,ra might he deposited with the Clerk of the Howe. Mr. Drama. said, that it so happened that be lianwrelf ►a I never read that paper. Some expreAsinn beingbere made by the Attorney (hirers% Mr. Denman said, in a pima; tune of awrprire, he hoprd the Asteruey.Gererral did sot mean that as a dissent from his statement. The Attorney-Genem I said hr bail out made any repetition of the kind.—(Cries of ' 0 Order!") The Earl of Lauderdale made some obeeivation es the im propriety of COOMIK I thus addressing each other at 'hit hur. fail Grey Heil, that if any Noble Lord conceived the Counsel at the tsar to be teumnittileg any arre• * ulaiity, the most convenient pay of correcting it would be to gat me and mention to their Lordships Cheerio be conceived that irregularity to consist, aid not to hate, rapt the Counsel by " Order! order!—(Hoer, . . . . . Th; Lord Cnsurelloc—The Howse was asked that thi• paper should bed posited. Mr. [Seaman—My observation was that we had glover ofriq It at all. Before it was deposited, we wished to be tureisheel with a ropy. Ihe Lord Chancellor-1 apprehend after what the vitae's has said, your I.ordships have a right to have it deposit. d. but it is perfectly proper that Coleutiel vu both side• obonl.l have arms to it whenever they might thisite pepper. Examined ►y Lord Kitigstun.—Yoti said that ynis otritte,l the Pi inmates cabin—shat is the Loath and siJ h of tle door ? The 4:wor might be from two feet to three htt mid is half wide. What height ? I suppose shout six fret. Nose as to that tub, might it nut hair cow into the Prin. cess'a cabin? One part alight have roue ia, bet the whole touts not hose gone in. ' ' " • ' {Val pm stale the miaow why one half wily could go is Because there was out leap. in the rsalpft. What leirgth was the cabin ? The cahio no the floor, I should 'oppose, mold sot have hem Pattie thaw leo fret et tees feet sad a half. What is the knob of the loth? Six feet, oe tonre doss thett, Do you steam ite•ney the telt etsaltl sot gu tutu the mom? There wee the safe, Sir. Wsa that refs moveable ? It surer was mave3—it wee moveable. _ _ _ Was it fosteswell dorm I It true; three wrso two. It c,,,,141 not have b... e sseuseet from tie...! It•aael4 -key, to. 1111 skewered, but it titres was. • Are you positive it eaves wen removed? I sus emits positive. What &slaw was tles rota from tie ioe.! Above o hoot W a half, we two fret at the most. Etat el • 'k r 1 t i