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Royal , i . the a, .. I • . ~. • •-t i s i • . ...... h THEATRE will RE-COM/HENCE its IIEARON of Freehold Farnm • lallevattue had been mane is apartments, to lectlitsie i bestir then last of meatuses or Ventalt, they w e e aye dim ited should Follow opus any pi/ of tor contester whir Apply to woos. DoNN sea yrogninvoitT.l4 ........ It I Abe interemerse between lbe sleeping looms. MIL Wel. ' proved ills d io de Not to .have ledsoired to her Royal hail bees given in she rows* of if S. penefirlflNCll. II .11411Ifi'l ? THIS EVENING, MONDAY, Oetober 341, wheat his Ma- re - pacers had leurnmiserl to prove s that th e eit ersi i n e had len Methuen; but make, of Oohs bad Nary atittop•ed: sad be reneesehered that other perameir ealcht be taws, English • testy's Servants will perform the Comedy of Tbreadneedle-skeet. ~, i iv prevent smoke, mid that an old door had bow if that eloam was the Pesneeises , what was Uwe 111- .S. well Si Italians , attain it waist iterewary mew Jo onion., , • . 4 , 1' 1 THE ROAD TO RUIN. ~ CLOAKS FOR THR THEATRE% iIp.NIAG 11. CI iill . 1'eidi.,e,,,,,,,.,,ef, had made 0a,",111,34he had barn ce11...4 hut de J. ferenee whirl, their Istraidaips would IMMO' flare this cif- I rise testimony kid binis • a oaten+ ehirle ...mod it. us 'Ube, had fasted is 1 ClMlletanee .! How came she desk no that plate low came ! quite to mock ma Cuehi In e emery el envie la are fry 11.... Old Dorntou, Mr. Menden; Henry 'Menton, Mr. Ellis- AND TRAVELLING IN 4ENERAL. 1 t on ; stilrod, Mr. Barnard; Mr. Salky, Mr. Genie ; field• I 1 loreof, on a settiret which ilteY acknowledged, nquited ex. Kt cloak of her Royal Highness ill the bed of bergarni ? log. list toward Gress am said to yam e is. sr fit • .....T. r firlHE Lirliel 01 the NI oliilif y 'met Gerdy', on , flux . Itillat inference reold be drawn, hilt that Ihey I Nu wile led h eels mas k ow sh e y o b, sole to dis- peel of lbe ease On /loch II peel .... al Imo{ itee...vief, he final, Mi. Harley ; Silky. Mr. Kelght. Sophia, Miss Kelly; AL most re:int./ally informed, that the SHEW- NOW their witness could met cerise op to Ilie mark .! That ,prove fit • (act, 4W he areilo4l4 fer it is soy say, and float mood Had whieh rsefed chiefly on Ms • rulesre et Sereili , Widow Warren, Mn. Marlowe; Jeney, Mrs. °rare. •.. rf F. THOMPSON (late Clementsos sad Thompolles s i lie alteration hail been made for that puria...o, to carry as was of Mott a stroke ureolkendie• of the testi ut and be area hal ''. * *lftle surprised at eat **realm which hi. ... After which, the favonrite Extravaganza called Inventors soul Introducers of these saweboolsaired owl • that system which went throng% the whole case ; that object 1 Wafer, oa this Insi s t. Another fart she had prored . ,.alell learsierl Fefienst, fifr . ..lllroughtimi, bliel thrown eon tin si h GIOVANNI IN LONDON. beneficial Carmelite, the ENVEI . OPE.S , BEAVER • wind linve been the indulg ea 'hal adullertiert orlereroore ,is was so diffyrab i to unto"' to withoet dispirited their Comm 1 fee dirt preseention„ +Sib seereet to Ihe tollisovil lo Don Giovanni, Madame Vestris; Leporello, Mr. Harley ; COATING WRAPPING. CLOAKS ) arc shays fimisikell 4 urbleb, he had itiriated noon 'n era ry (altar roconssiaisee T fiordidops that IfiliP wreathe case had apt resollend 4to whieli obey laid the evidence of Ipm - chi, as 4 1 1 . they 1.4.1 L-• - • Mr. Fkrentine Finickin, Mr. Barnard; Mr. Deputy English, with di notine•llid Assortment of *ow. Artier, esellerist.,' liseNtlefled by hino, Was the oh of All the strung , . i oreassery, Ire would we passed over winded awl SOM • fers,eutell to titojr l i ordalrias limo ho was a titian dare.. Mr. Gattie. Mrs. Leporello, Miss Cubit, ; Miss Constanti• ing its fixed price legibly attached. Their wel bowl* eel& . liewestel say oolong foe' the present of the ea. 1 meets tar mead she rt Ivy of Abe stains. lie reslasse- log of tame reedit, beemne be hod arrlied in tge Omit •Quixotte, liliss Parry; Mrs. Eaglisit, Mrs. Urger Ides. belly as • complete wrap le proceeding to and fronalbots, Mona f,etsreg indecroctsiniliarley proved at the V.lle teffito-• tiered *e manner ki it h tient se:mused, had hero ..r Nalinseom 'eine. te. Na, boomed Frired land suo I i Drainesadry, Mn. Marlowe; &loathe, ran, Mrs. Bland. In sudden fratt.itiona fronts beat to cohl , lite. hairaiAlfell iHe railed thei r swath's: to the 'eerie at Vivaldi,' ; she G. giver, and he also remembeted the oli.ersatirme at beg ` l, that Ibey stewed have boomer more Sestet ii lir , 1 • ' R 1 Th e interior of the Theatre liaa been amide's'', dobet- spoken of in the hlghell term* by thousatols of Pore! es / miliarnies at the than, r table, and Die kiss given by Der. Learned Friend, M. DeaSnowo, who had ass:raw A the 11:11011111 imaiimenls harbiliils pto of that descroption ; • 111 ,1 he well ..... .• • hafted 01111 newly &emitted. 'at the WOOLLEN DRAPERY IVAREHOUSE, ediellith- pull afterward*, as witaresed by Gall. Galli alone had .of the witness to the seed of mreadomi goat, rattier ties reasemberod "Sea elm media cisenovainisces or a Man ' , atonic • roe chief part of the Seetseef has been repainted, sad 4 114 A.D. Ir4o.—Clniha if evi l og o ctiptioa. . _,, ~.e, %diseased tie Aid ; taut there Were tither persons at the Ito her modesty. Bet Hair Lordnhips, he sat awes vied bed ' ' ilk east. la ilie oltn*liuu "f an %Se t r 1 new Architectural Drop Scene, dedgred sad ets•lASSilf 1 10 ''''' $44, Oxford•strreg i , , , .f , .-,ainter dinner table. • Why were they not called to cuoiradiet feel Iled the Meer Is which abs spoke of those Hemp, in' jortdee, ' WM to ibis corsair, to be ins Itself • I Maritiari. •' ' ' illipee Great Portlaireldred: . •.-:s Galli ) beeasse it was not to be finite. He boasted that . the sight of which must fleet the feelengs of soy eadieleast Ovid ist Is sitter ROAN if rhaalatle s end to stilt- { 'the Public will alai observe, that external aeosatuadbll I slot, has not hers neglected, a COMMIDOIIiOOS Pumas basing • ELEGANCE UNITED WITH ECONOMY.. sr invalidate Ills ehvarke sit the leritesemea foe the lof bad charade,. SW gaits bur teetiusemq 111 Ad E* OP • _lV' 1 0 0 4 1 1 40011114 - 0 been erected in Drydces.street. , . a . ..,. • . THE grand et elide now in request eldeaßst proweetiow, deldideitassetighafir load isescrivas ist *tie t natural miaow poosiele e dot elk Illherimus be 4 lAntawd Iglitahler i ld . Italian *RA AP* 0•Os ' . I . Places fur tie gems INA be Ilthltallikt- lloaa a al l s at lid /- Shit died asMistohlbert gene" 0414111104 4 to th• bear. Prettied, and perjury. He i.ext came to what had . c. ' exagaeratiag the circumstances &MINS bee Rem% th at a Presseb ow cation lemeet„ baring by his eoadert 111 Primate B o x Entrance, Little Riddell street, swill the two- MAO new TURKISH IMPERIAL MANTLE, composed curved at Charints, which was Ito hare beta so kinasph. ; Her behaviour whem rimier esamsorat i on was most etarlifalobe in the field ware a pair of coked from his Cookiiiindieg Odom of the Portico. of tamers hair; it is of udirecedeuted beauty, eSfreeself molly met by the other side. Delmont said that when to her testimony. Star had iittleed bleu crwasaamined as Officer, was bet an reproves-el proof, at Hie best. of hi- The floors will he °petted at Half.past Six **Clock, and warm, light, and soft, will resod rain, lad seed creams. 1 Bergsma returned with Me passports, she was order. to the several places she lead lived io, and the persons ohms i eredilosiity ae st witness. 'lt ores fremieutly fueled by p•r I the Performances tin each Eremitic commence rit Seven. The NORWICH CRAPES, the finality and colours of l ed out Of Ilse Princess's room and Bergarai staid with 1 she had served, but sot one of all those phroooe, Out a halms ! bona who dea'i i.. risura.ns t shat the oohneryaryitiosn whirl, r m tes , I s . ; Second Price, 3s. fiel.—Pit. 35. 6 . 1 • l Seeentd whieh are so ably appreciated, may be had of the advertiser her till morning. Much had ' beers said shoot hie bawler , being Rego:mobil with her former life, hat) been called Sr ex- : toe, I. Welled at Ole's, ' , curled and hit 1 1 14111.WIWea. 1 4 ' P r i ce , 2a.—Lower Gallery, es.; Second Price, It—Upper as usual, for he has recently received a large supply from his I proved es much less than he hail staled in the °ruing. Hue 1 antio ato t In llionw defends' up her ebanaelee. Um other Pao resold oat for a mooed *appose, that her Ituyal Hickok , * • t Gilkey, Is.; Seared Price, & t. manufactory. Very good Domhasins, in all Colours. mood the ease with his Learned Friends fur the defence ? I h a d 1,01 hteo lax to their exertions„ they had as agesst en th e Prioress of Wales, ken 4.f a family, did stoned to a I On Wednesday, R om e o an d Joliet : R o meo, Mr. C o ope r 163.1. per yard; Ase Pennell° and Ladies' Cloths, from IX'. I Bet how, he would ask, stood the use on the evidence pro- I cis/is/she, who had eadeevesered is every way to peso 1 Pride,, whoa, gtemiest glory awl whom boast it was, NIP have I ( 4„, e , t h e Th en t re . pupal, Liverpool, his best appearance raw iii Ste- Per rird; rich Velvets, Deo apes. Gm* de Napless deceit , Hia Learned Friend (Mr. Williams) haul pledged f cure the attend4ires of the Bares ale Emile; sod weroM t neural is. the endeav o ur. to liemillle tie preleavioma or the ' h i . s t are ) ; joie., Miss Chester (her first appesrasee in that Irish Ermilleta, Tardier, Tobbiliclii, Pooling, dm. der . ill himself that Ihree witnesses strueld lee prialuerd, but raw nosy man believe tint he hail so far vieglectNal his duly I mottos re'entlettalyramt that the world had ever 01e1110 .4111 a 44161 , llill the most tasteful French colours and patterns, for morn- only had bees examined. He could guess whu the third is hi. A ge s, as no t to t on , es ,, t ,d h ses ,.ift s Pier utmost , show einteavoeire had Aually levelled.* the dad ; be. 0.41.1 nor character, and fourth on any doge). 3 -- ing, dislike, and evening dreses Element India Ireitalien I wav to be: but she (the Countess Old.) they 14441 nut Vete. t o procu i e all possible inform:mos its to she life, ettitaisell, sepprAte it possible that sire could Imre preferrod olS ,, ee 41 . 1 ----- I THBA ruk.ttor.4 1., CoV ENT.GA RIMY. Shawl., from Oriental designs, from Iwo to fifteen guineas I lured to bring forward, though from very Jailed reasons. and cb i rsetern! th h •s:itisess, antl ib yet they had Gu l led and others thr . : eielsebitliesalis it Insol ni tsee l_ ol the fol i lo fi e. , l , , ,, of t t i tre , t .1 k rich, at A. Shears's, M e dy sr d.h ou ,e, N u . li, Henrietta- Vassal' soot llownam Moth say, that the baggage was sever 1111161• be ing t hey I. p could p . a, _ I) , . 1 wa ., key I friflN EVENING. NIONI)AY. Ociober 30, street, Covent-invite. unpacked; so that all the preparations of %Ouch the former IR V a syllable against 11. And here s t ain he hat In eitimolitie i thatioei ..... ... ..lit r4rntinest too Worth' Itereaont- the 1 . 4- .. :II 1..• ....r..........1 n. ir.amano`. Taratal• of ill be performed Dr. Young'. Tragedy of THE REVENGE. Don Alonzo, Mr. C. Keweble; Duo Carlos, Mr. Casino,; Dun Alvarez. Mr. Chapman; Duo Manor', Mr. Comer; Rana, Mr. Maeready (his first apprertwee in that change tr. Id.unora, Miss Foote; Isabella, Mrs. Sterling. After which will be revived (with a new and additional Scene) the Farce of ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE. Sir flAliert Pumpkin, Mr. Blanchard; Capssin Stanley, Mr. Abbott ; Captain Stokely, 'Mr. Connor; Dipeory, Mr. I.letuw. Miss Bridge' Pumpkin, Mrs. Davenport; Kitty Sprightly, Miss Foot.); Jenny, Miss E Green. Ti, which will be ave•ltil the Ballet ..f I.F. MARCH AND lanbillLES. Pr the Principal Mincers (ruin the Ogees Hoeft. A Private Cos may be had fur the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Dr.. whin, at the Box-Orsee. Places for the Roues to he token of Mr. Brandon, at the Hoz-Office, Hurt-street, from Ten till Four. Boxes. 7s ; Second Prier, 3s. As. Id ; Segnod Price, 4s.—Gallery, ts.; Second Prior, la—Upper Gal lery, Is.; Second Price, ed. Tu.niuriow, the Opera of Rub Roy Macgregor, with Too Late for Dinner. On Wednesday, the Comedy of The Chuirlestioe Marriage —after whirs, fur the lest time, • Ballet milled La Filk Mai Gapiee—.and The &Weston& Oil Friday, The Comedy of Irmo: tack,Miss M. f.ee (her Cost app. thin weanow). hlistleepe.we's Comedy of Twelfth Night has been fee mew Cute to preperatiten,autl will speedily be prewleced; is which will be introduced Suggs, Deets, (Men, and Cboriiiiri„ se lected entoely frogs the Plays, Puems, sad Sonnets of Sim k spelt, e. Inn few day. wilt he publiAsed, in arise vul Bvu. by BA LD WIN. CRA DOCK, and JOY, Palersrusteurovr, A UGUiI'US; 4.r. the Alishitsour Student : 'll brine a brief Attempt to illuairste Nowa the various Effects of Literature upon the Mind when deeply studied. almorkeel; so that prepara, is Inds Ilse fernier had spokes must have bees out of dour/. Hr stated that oil '44a reliant front !impeach, their Lordships would find et at pug* 937, that he found her Majesty uu the bed, covered wails a shawl, or something like it. Rut again be asked, was this a COWL 11/ Ise determined oat circa/4minutes like those Was a lady to remain for hour. together is a bed-rowas with a man without imputation or sumaciou, beastliee it was owl kosiw• whether she were dressed or undressed? Is had been ex. suited from she witnesses on their croms-enanaivatoni, shit they had sot set out till broad daylight, which correspond ed precisely with the account of Ihmout. Ou Vassulea retorts frau Inspretk he felt no fatigue, bar Never re tired to rest the whole ought, hut wad, according to his owl accosisl, eitirely occupied iu %sulkies: an and nut of her Royal Highness's nom without say reason or motive what ever. It was tree be carried her Royal Iliginie:s something to eat, but that turned oast to tae uot tilt six o'clock. If that were considered a triumphant contradiction to IJetrunt, he confessed he saw not us what liar triumph was grounded. He came now to the more important rase at Carlsruhe, nod he wonld entreat their Lordships to examine it care fully, and they would see that the ease stood as Ludy as when the evidence was first delivered. The important particular* which mesterei' at carlanehe were proved by Bat bars Kee.*: she kad occasion to carry water ism the room of Bergsma, which their Lordships would bear is stied was No. IS. sod was he communication with No. IS, the Priricess's room. Was drat fact true or not' It was tree; deer* woe au attempt to dewy it; thnoughimet the Chet there was no attempt to eamtradiee Owe rowittassat contigent. The contradiction ia the proteut issuance MU so easy, that shear Lordships were bawd us believe the disposition of Ohm Connie ono as staled by the &RIMS 'Erne. To return to the part oculars of her evidettee, shim stated that an use eremites, on carrying some water into the room Nu. It, she saw Ber gamo' in bad sad the Princess aittisag on the bed— Mr. Desiman—The witness. words were, " She had bar* sitting on the bed." The Attorney General said be was going to advert to that circumstance, aid their Lordships would recollect the dim cos. whirls took place as to the words used by the will loess, has he Hum/lit there was no &alit fruits what she afterwards said, 4.f the Princess jumpiug up, that eke was pitting oil the bed when she was so unexpectedly sorrav ell by the chambermaid. She described the sitasuun Mr the Princess sittiug on the lied, sod the arm of Remould maid liar uerk, and that when sherniered the lama the sets was Ist fall. She, surprised at finding the Priumm in sash a 'Halation, instantly retired. Now how was that case at. tempted to he mat ? thus: May attempt to meowed, if possible, for Every mutely of time while her Royal Highness remained at Carlsruhe. Fur that purpose Lient, licownaul in questioned, and he Males that her Royal lieglm nes. was almost always at Court, and the whole of his testi. loony ouly acisounCrol In a general recullectrun that her Itoywl I lighnew stilted every day at Court, except one day that alto dined at the Nlargraviate'a. To strengthen that testimony, and fill up the gaps null chasms, they call Vassali, whose memory at Carlsruhe was so stuasiagly accurate, that he reculleeted every thing which occurred there, though he could not tell what soak place at Munich or Nuremberg milieu es■ rroscipzunito.d to facts which occurred at both those places. The Learned Coassel here read through that part of Vamali's evidence which related to where the l'riticess parotid her time whilst at Carlsruhe, and from the market.' awl distmetness sat recollection, be said he could out help thighs Mg (and when their lurch-hips looked at she cross-exams.. line, I key would, he Wan Stare, come to & similar Conelnikiu) that great sospirion must he entertaiued of his ttttt He coastal not help Making that he haul seen the a idess• of Barbara Kress, and that lie memory mint have beets refresh ed es that °cession more than on say other part of the joist , trey. the his crionaexatoination he could soul steaks:l one single tirconeatoce of where her Royal fligheicsa diued at Munich ur Nuremberg, oar even the place to which they west when they left Nuremberg. When asked how it was • that he so wall recollected the events at Carlacishe and bad so Negates' those which occurred at 31tonich, he replied. a man might recollect saute things aud forgot others, withalt. lacing able to say why. He recollected how Isis Learoeti, Friend, Mr. De ..... aii, commuted us that aniwer. inz, as he dial, to that admirable speech which he had adders& ell 10. th e it I d amships, he well remembered that he thought usithiseg was so natural than shat the witness should resolve.. ber occurrences we striking as alining with those exalted per. moaners, the Grand Duke and the Margreoriue, but unrolls.- cutely t!.e witness had totally forgotiro Mame at Munich with the Bavaria, a eiirentrtance equally emark sale to lion as those he so well recollected. lie staled, that from the Nlai ;ravines to she ion was slo t s h ows three t.s side to a carriage. Were their lord. ships not satisfied then, that her Koval nigh ties . alit re . turn *to the inn betwo - n dineter and supper. llownasit and Vaaraii slid not drat it, and they had the oath of Darr liars Arco; to the circumstances she tool stated. There was emu fart wharb snizht have been coon-ado/teal, hot 11.111 C had beLeal off rot, he meant the clic ussistaime or liar Palm-res . * cloak being fnund in the heal of Ilergand. It would Ise re ',Altered si sa l hi. Learned Fatted had croisseximisicil to shayand the drift of it was In thew that she hail lauded the cloak Io a yager, a 1113 U whack hie Learned Friend lead de amdremedio green. They therefore knew that sere/aut. Ile want on reading film that part of her cruet-examination referring to a iwrvant or pager dressed an greets, who a,sisted her ..causimally in making the bed. This, be s aid, rasa fart es spectior which the other side, if it were false, lanai a in thew power to have contradicted her. They keiew all the servants wbu were about her Royal ilithormg, they t know whether any one if those who accompanied her at that • taw was deemed in a green uniform; they mast alio ksio..v .1, 4 . th„ h ad R„ yi t ri tc h is ess hail such a cloak; they might have called Madam e Olds, aid the other Sunliblr Ilatutlauln say a syllable against it. And here again he had to etimpliii• of that Press which was au scasidalunaly and infamously abii.ed le the propagation of the mum malectera slanders a pm. the character of this whams, is reports of sperettes portended air said to have brew delivered at politic meeting, Wit which he did mit belie ye were ever sputter, circulisiimg the foulest calumnies resprctiug her having *offered as infs. issou• pamishmest at Carlaruhe. Her character was blasted wet of that House, but it remains amtarnislard widths it. Every infamous report to her discredit had bees spread to excite • feeling is the public mind agaiust her; every seam dalms rumour that could be invented, to gratify the slm prayed appetite for !header of the people, who greedily swat. lowed any calamity, however gram, that had then circulated fair the purpose of blackening her character, soil throwing discredit ur her testimouy. Rut soh • Musk attempt had bees made in that Howse, by rvidalace of any kind, ka impeach Ms one or invalidate the ether. Here thou was • witness whose character wait anisspearked.aad whaler amid was unglialtea. Aud hew haul his Leonard Frier& attempted In meet this part of the case ? Why their Lordships Meet hive laid before them a car meow*. et bet neer the Emus d'Eude and • clerk of Mr. Vigard, to skew that althengli be wished mud war ancialts m !NNW ever, sad that he OM lime care abort the little property be had its Hammer, fee isothitag but • fever wader which he was mdferiug Meek' pre mut him, which they said was wily se voltam, for that ma fever of ;be sort existed—he was restrained from appearing bevy by the fear ur the isifieence of some perms whoa it wee mem attempted to Name, although it was mad haws sod uckalowledged that this Goverssaret bad Joao nil lei Ade power to get him to come veer, and his cam Goverumetat haul give. him the areemara perunestoo. Bet be could am bet suspect that Ms Lcarlied Friewds hail M wadi for the Barer Eu de. His evidetice, he could art bet wink, would rat have availed them a this Cala% His memory, la deed, meld out have been mute parilicalar thew that of Vassal,. Again, they had asked him why he did 1101 call Grimm, a persuu ap..w wham elmmeter hie barred Frieed, Mr. Biough•es, had todelged is an ✓efounded sad olanderuus attack, altbeegh he kerne that lie eusild eat be called, because be could give as evidence us this puiut, for kresa herself had semen that she did nut know hiss, mad he was mot M the leis al the lime. The character of Kress theft reemalord ealesposchad, she had sworn to facts withiii her own keerledge,aed which might, if untrue, have hero contradicted, but that had net bee. attempted. At Turin aa ither fact bad Isere seers to by I a niftier', and nu attempt Made to impeach his credit. ile had swoon to facts, to which nu contraditio• had iteen gillee • mod if their Lordship* were not 141 believe a tentless rade t such circsinstauces, the,. tau testisruny that could be given would ever avail iu any case. The Lmiard Gesillr ni is thee read from the Moaners, the orviderice of Fran. chits di Rollo, who swore that when reformism from the chamber of the dame Itttesur, whither he had Wee to carry something, betwecii nine mid ten to the mania;; he hail to pas* through Res gaiiii's Ived•rouni, mad saw him tome out of the Princois's chemise, dressiest only is ' a loose dres*ing.gown au.l drawers, and go to his arum bed, of which he thew upeu the certain., sad the bed did nut seem to have born slept iii; that Reticent ea seeiug hint, called him a scoundrel sod asked what brought hint there, lie immediately went away. This was • fact which might bays beau contradicted ; the dams el Amstar' , might have been called to iti*preive it. His Leonard Friends had argued must eloquently that the imnli•dam lion was must mamma, cam un the least impor.aat cir cumstances of a ease, and yet here was oue proof of them habits which were found to recur through the whole of this ease, and they hail out called any evidence to tutetradict He uuw crone to that part of the case which related la the lime her Royal Higher,. was at Trimly. Here his 1.4 wised Friends thuuzlit that they bad secured a real triumph— but how F 'I he fact will, li had been swum to they did set attempt to refute; they only endeavoured to produce a emu Irsdictiou as to the time her Royal Higlinett stopped at Trieste. Foci, there was oh, evidence of Mr. Howwiesa, who slated that her Royal Highness arrived um wie day, and weut away in. the twat ; and, to ettrruborate bitatelf um this point, Mr. liewmain had produced a limey, dated out the 18111 of April. But did it follow that, because this letter au* dated or the 18th, it was written un ibe 18th, and on lie other day % Vassali , too, 1:14Ig•OCI that her Royal Highness ✓emained wily a day and a half; Valois'', of WILA/St emelleot memory the affair at Carlarithe affords such inemorahle proof. Then, to prop up their evidence at the clime ut the ease, the Couistel fur her Majesty (Mr. Ilroughan6 with that adruitite** fur which lir had been so re inarkable through* v.ll the whole proceedisic•, had produced a Goetze utast* paper, mid before he knew shell, r it could be received, in evidence ur out—say, knowing we II that it could nut be received, hail read an extract 1 . .11111 it, winch rent to cwt. fists the statements of Lieutenant Iloaraot sod Vartali. Was it necessary. obovrard the Leas oral cuuaael, lac offer any comment upon such a mice of tot esideuce as Mil ?-- IYhy hid his I-rallied 1 mewl recourse to it, it In bad relied so firmly as he pr.-ieuded uu t h e rucelleut inensuries of Vassal. and fliothans % Bat is hy, iss•teriel taloa; any padres at all about a matter of .itch camp:waiter iiiiinspertthee as the length of time her Royal Higtruetr stopped at Trieste— why had they out rather produced milneuirs to iwitrailict Curio, if be could be emlemlicied, as Ie the 11111.4.10.1 of the thorn* it the inn , the 1.41011:, and the hangings % The taw eii had dualities, had her ruaitsaries at 'lciest,, sa welt as el.e. where, and if the farts that Cuclii deposed to were mot line, there could have hero wo difficulty m procuriog whs.-fame to refute them. When, therefore, out a 'male • 11111011 had I.reti produced to slew 1113. Cli1:111 nieit•lti is in the math fact of his Mayen. sit, was he out teitilictl to hold that hitt state. furor was fully estiddished Learned Friestd, Mr. lfruu, 114,1 'tit Ili., part of the ea.e Will a threat, that Cos aloha., Luclo, should be bruiteit to justice. Saab. d▪ istinctiou ass s ad esisfined to Sacehi IleegnlSO, the f•• voured beets • soldier iii Napo arms , that Vasmsli, her )11•;••••ty's Ems• cry, bed. fur a time, sore •I under the cline Mut Colonel Ohrtrti, hes iris •• Chanslorbi o , b i d eh* a wider, ad r e,.l UT, wised ants, callow croon eby ti wa:s of she R. rolssi tttt . Is con." not have brew from say arasurso predilection for such chaise. ten that her Royal Negligee/ thought it becoming so lam, as a &WM Princess, to pes'eohlsZe at a mask's , heti lie Genus* of History, in ceder to ce:tbraes, the sellierements, by ersitruiag with laurel the boot sill Non who se a vnr if the chief of 'bat revolutionary heed, in ^s!"' •'",r rbnels the best blood of her owls nearest reNtytt met sled, awl so mach of the remoter-is of Omit eoe•ll which she was so Santa Ann, to be Qller letteleallhetl. What boner, (mid the Learned Cott,'St.',, after see% farts as three, of the sarcasm of his lensiied 6 • Therefore let awl the •Itacks w aapes•ass on the sir Racchi, injure his diameter more time swell entol•ct vas tar be ewasidererf aa herring that of all Enelisti Pnnecsc. It timid seal be laid that thirebi was evidesservisig of credit wl ile bie teettersay reaseased weasestradscserl. Ilu Learosel Frivol, Mr. Inssgbara, hest dwelt much on Sacchs's chang. IR him um; which to mid was so cwimeq....m.• or the lint at Borer, obbennik it was Imam! that he had chimes d it toe*. assefilles bedews. i 1 world appear frum she • Ike, be id wet ails& so the Dover riot wheal he pae the asileirer to Ike first emeatiois as to chasigmg miem. He said be took • sew name in coupe/pewee of the tamatta mod the &mem Ise shotsid Meier. The feet wn, be eagle over as Milani, and irbarsged his name after wards in eumegeence of the riot which happen. d •1 (Meer. My Lords, I ant metal, that wiles' yaw examine the te.li sway of aseehi, you will God it siot t (mislead's:logy as that of Lieetessant Howson. Now &eche says that he sera smarter to her Royal flightless from Ronal Is. Sent esiglia. Year Lordships recollect what he stated took place no dist joisracy. Mr. Brougham's comments es S. cc We 'side; ee weer mesaiiteml 'so irsomphant that it was supposed th• 7 would hare called so witarsees to contradict him, but 'hi 7 have beets obliged to call Dottie. 11. is hardly esu•-•escansiti ed as so what look plate on that journey. Oa his c u - easmissatioa be proved these le:tere which were pet trio h.. band, bait of which we hare sot heard suttee. New if any question had been pat to bins ist cress-resnenstion we might leave perm lava the drift, stud hive gist p rosins to sup port his :is to that fact. Nu luau ever dreamed that he would be smoiradieled as to that fart. In the uprising uf Mr %Vilhams,he staled be would call the Cunisiers 01•16„ whit was In the carriage, Mat he has riot done it. I wish she had bees produced; I sus sure your I.ordships wish it. It wuo,d hare been home than ten such witnesses as cards Fur. a, misappos teal as be is by Monomial and Yeasali. Now I Leg your attention to what carto Forti swears, hsoranse he c.o. tradiet• Saicehi. Now if I prove bins cuntrailis ted is. uses instance, can yet place hen tertitnony sra opposities t &medal ! He then proceeded to state the evidence of Cristo Rini, as to the time of his helm! hired into she aervice of her Royal Nighties', seed proces sled, " My Lord', my Friends hoes, what Vamali bad to soy, hersose Mess they gu ou tit ark as to his relatiolsa at Rouse, and I ought not is. Nigro. that among those relations there was his soul, the Disciieesi of Tamionia, wife of the hanker, who is one ut thus gnashed persona whom her Itilyal Highness rondeactodeti to receive at the Villa Brandi. What doe • Vassali say on (los • puiut The Alturacydr;ineral then isorhavoerid to that there was • coatrieliciinsi between Carlo hosti and \famish as to the gigue Carlo Forti was takes. into the serest e of her Royal !lichees, whirls he did in sal low a tour of swiss that we mold Mt distisittiy Mar sisal ht: said. Now Cris!. Forti swears, that be was hired at Milan; Mat lie wal ap plied In to be hired at Milan, and that he w• rat rs a Serstp,s. Now what is the evidence of Vissali! why, that hr aria as a courser; that they did hiso she favour iss mks: tom as Oat It, that be smelt are his broilue. Now I say his airoisoy spit have failed Mos is the hr.t to•latter, at r./ter to the troth. Now let MO See as in Stoat; Malt having ttairlat•tet XS Court. r Gum goose to &meg-sell:8 ; that will Ilk '.l V.II Seat part of Carlo rerti's tVitteeee, slid In the rawevex cminat* , page 834. Now he wept Sae(Li wesit iH ti.e aarralella, and That he (Furiii arcoMp3osC4 the carnage sal rousicr at that period. Now what is the ,canon, 1100 1. ilitatith it ritearCll a .trillr al the time, t sive ma Itarr i t • iy. I cannot believe that it watt reason. S..scelii hrs.! bees in the cavalry, bad heel, Ir.r Al •:1-sty's goofier am.- eislerehle period, and yet this 11.a's itart..l nit S'tcH ails travelling from Animism so Route, had no I • • •. as • aids s!, whirls soasetime• hactetia to lo , r.toli why •• osed to fisting, hid very seldom so those steed Iss is ; ye, oms luso, se used to tidies*, is sal had that, after a lapse of two swifts % be is not able to travel a. n rosst;rit. Now sloes any sealr!, able loan believe *hal to he frier. Now, my lasidt, sec what mermen he gives of Ilse curiae., and hew it tei!em with the ecesoint given by Hownans sud Vas11.111; Itt 7air a 634 and 635, he slate , , skit h. J.Tompaosird the hirarfiaek, that Ilia. sa.. ee tot which Sere It Hess tr truth .1 VIM a latotaolt t, rub Canaille (WI OM shp op or Joann, str 1.5511 t.tt :itie side); mud lie L:l4 t. 4:: they an is"d as nine so tho siiionint. lie is frosll.4 Xraon;s . ,,i al page ell, acid he Mew there wereAssor us/a:ages belonging to her Royal Hiclssis se, that travel!. d al, 16,11% 1 frogs Honk' lu Seorgs4li , s; hot theft he provetill to elate Sin orakr in whit h th.a pi oft'. th tl, tied then he 3VEOUI.S. for these unit Now let so. Loh to the reisisist girth hy Hors naus and Vassali eatwist' iv:aimless. In pate 7411, Howorol . will not Vent life to td•it Casks to,Sa allkalapattl , liven. 00 sh.t j..to ). 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Iler Royal Highs. , 4s had at J lent bestowed on mineral of the smite •11 honour ur unlit which she bad there created.— This circumstance had bets treated with pleasantry and ridicule by the other side, sod his Learued Friend had &Wormd to consider it as a solonnitive charge, as the pre. amble of the Bill. But it was only like taw other facts, a prentintptiusi wr couchision of the main charge in shieh their Lurch-hips convictiou must be led by all the facts tab. s together ; and nowevtr much of pleasantry and ridicule had hers cast spun the diploma of Howes,' by Mr. Brougham when it was delivered in, be must say that that diploma gave rise to the most serious cussidarations. and was a matter in itself grave situ important, and well worthy of them Lordships' observation. It was slid lie be tyro 1 • as • r Co:llpeurie tu lhr faithful Knight" who had accumpmird Ist r Royal Highness tau her l'ilgrisitsge to Jerusalem. - He wished to make no severe comment, but Llemont had give Is rvidence whirls had nut been contrad coral. Now 11 Pilgrimage' would seem to imply that her Royal Highness •isited Jerusalem ft sum some relic' impresarios* ispou In mind Yet tlst ir 1601JOIlitsr wutsl.l ball that from t•te departuae &um lieuutt, and during all the period of Willow% service at. rn arils that had town tenmlt.d in the Intimehold of her who was to have been the future Ustew nf be lucent tile pelf.tinisince of the ars vice of the P re , 11.14111 lt,11(11111—s hal service, Om performance of which she ought most strictly to lies, cursors-11. lint no, that over. isrinsi sty: passim/ which .iislavrtt her. Ird h. r lu 0111.1 the tier htesnancc ..f Hirt service-0'1.'44h she could deellollbally 111 r fsvuurrol wan its hi. own place ul wurtltip..sbe ueglerted w Inch it was the duty of the Que. si ist Esigi.sts.l in have 1.11417Vrd 10 , 1111 a IICIIII I . Pot writ st is sloe Ord •r 7 'llse 14.11.11 7ilm.trr was Ws mi, tor Ili, first by the tale of Colour!, ilotaith his rank its taw army never exceeded tit d of Mitarit•s toaster, sure. ring to that of an sryjesol. "11 has was en adslition In Isis Barony au4 title* tof listislabood—be wz.s 10 be tin, Grand Master. Tbs., suitid find the diploma was *ivied by her Royal Ilighness, and be Bergatni as Growl Musser. 11 , .old ii. it this a at. a isms' tenpottaut fact—at was a facl %Melt Rome 11.40 any Miter proved the Sort tol . iiilerroilniot I whirls existed ber..c..si tlicsn. Why was Ibis man • than coy other of the 1,1411 C 10 is. tussle Grmirl Nbserr Had he slime nurse thaw any other? Oh, yes! be had pro. terteal her nutter tint lent. in the pulaterr, and duping taw 1 js,sis ars from Jaffa it) Cappotlauda; that was lw mason, mod be autsld leave the mattes with tin it Loidabies. Ile would R EMOVAL To ELEGANT AND EXTENSIVE PRE. MISES, 147, STRAND, N EAR SOMERSET-NOVO:. Gnet.r the Patronage of the Royal Family. GF. URI.I NG tor,' Co. grateful for the • ortratortinaly Suppurt of the Nololoy and Gentry, which Ise reit+ red a reun.vrl from Wl, Strand, its.lOperso. Ode. 117r1ioter lace thee oesi nulled in its claims tor the fesinis.slile world, the P.oenue.•• !wheal any further eutintinto on ite merits It arty. looreers, be proper to re. .nark, Mist being otnlrr the King's loiter. l'utent, siii can Iw genuine, at ',now. atirinfis• SW. have hero inipined un the piihlte, which raltsbit their natural dlor.ors quAlstoit au the fiat washing. N.ll.—Real Point SIMIANS Drew% Ste. um the new IHII.I,AILYS 411PE11141. CUW 011airma... Letter* Patrol, TOR THE Emir AND WEST INDIES, THE GOrfrINENT, 81,e. 03- A111.1.A RI) ocapre , totiv t I, e Nat'l. • list owl going or rviorolog from ihrold, 1.. I %IN.:111AL CIA/TH, fieenliorly desirable 1u vb-ar ice I:$ Eal. 4 owl Mot lodlon (norrsefliwy: the too rr.lceinz 1...-re of sseuei Dorn), mad Iss she told sod 1%.r il.rc wormy, ios4o4l,stnimpoi h Nom% Au% r*Otl'irelT al hi. Wll l /I.KALALE mod RAW!' INDIA 11 . .11 6.4 BRITISH WAREHOUSE, No, 14, its retire Gam-, i.r Vattoetot , on. seta 1.1 Ile i'..rr s.f Vito St vomit. and rn wt,:e oidtia Re Shretioit ai 1 «.11.—.:24.—.1.5. 04 r• yar d, so.e. J. :ti. frolwrifolip ifor"ro", !rnir,rs &rads( listahliA. mewl. on Hui, arrival, Ur foreleg Cortaiesoi.iJoer .carbon. may he .war tious Ihr nrro•Looq rich variety artery Imo, ur Ferny Fi.reige a..A B e illA Dilesuak 'ratite ta"Ovf Curers is 7 4 and 4.4, rnrivu. 18100. 11 11,111 (Ma ./ for tots w. it aotl l;ratlenont ' s Nvelulitob., loam Lou% Clotho and Comoro. roma Cam. I. ilu-sso nod oilier floe Josh* Shawls and C*6olollll rr, is. I•sig conate to this 11.1111:1•• Printed Catub•ac. •0.1 breve lanai Jeser.r• Chow:l.-r, re, le . «ith the .1 , 54 fisillelliatee A rtwie N r. Ca•totst And Mut Mug Urcri, 1 " Good lime %shirt au oielilatt•iri it ; and thi.ow Aturk• the Piece, re dear!, at the 111loaroole flfAir tug 3lurrrus, lee. ~J ~, s,~ - iLI