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Mill be prrfurme•d Qb.k+prui• May of PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, REGENT-STREET. Ocwoutrft 21. 1820. NoTicE is hereby eine'', that a GENERAL MCI:TING of the MEIIRERS of TlllB orricE, will be holden here ou WEDNESDAY, the B.h of Norton lite next, to modem or rej. ct thr Kenntuition for a Biologist 2141. 12.. per Cent ruled at the SiTtesinial Geuvral Meeting, holden in July last. • her Majesty with bringing mamba and disbosurr on the kingdom and hriagiog into cornets,' the dignity of Ow Crown. lie tesodeivol the evidence with* he now held in him band to rebnt that charge, and he themeght it was toifficient to aatiafy any eirasoushle man, that her Majesty's nimble' had not hers such as the preantbie of the Bill stated. Tlw paper he held in his hand was an Austrian Gateile, pnlolished in Trieste at the time her Royal Flightiers wan their. It stated her reception as a Pri by the roommate." authorinea ; that she hail gone to the opera in the evening, and Sil the Counts of the following day, it Meted that her Royal !high ness lied left Trieste. Thir be Nailed to chew flirt her :Ma jesty was then received he the pr manner lov foreign na tions, sad the language 44 the 011a/rites wan Illffielred proof of the estimation in which she sits hold; and farther they coertituovated the inaterial fart, that bee Royal Mesons ar rived osi our day and departed on the day following. The Anorney-General said, it wan impossible that this evideace could be received. If their Lordships were to re ceive the evidenee of foreign ortripoopeos, it would have been C.Mliwterlf Are him to bagoaset is Gammas and Papers which contained iojerions reports of her Maim'', lost a torts, of comae, he had alesseiocil from donor. The Solicitor-General said, it was quite clear from his Learned Friend's manner of puffing it, that he was fully aware of the inadmissibility of tlw eviilence be had pro- Pn•ed and it was 'epistle elem, that his object in aofferiug it was to slww the time of arrival and departing of her Ma- jesty from Trieste. Rat as his Learned Friend must be rue minus that his evidence casein slot be received, be was at a loos what Dame to apply to so palpable an attempt at sinking an unauthorised impressiou ou their Lordship. mind. The Earl of Lsooterdale offered • few words as to the male io whieh the ' , furless shoot,' he esaweine4l. he wince v.111(1111 than the Princess ut Wiles!" I du nor re. eauout recoll ec t baying s tousersutiou with %Ise- • chin i on this subject. Will she swear she bare out the least recollection. Nuw ask the wilts*** whether she believes those expressi or espesatosis to 'bat caret, were used by bee to Msrehiht! Ido out recollect such a piration, but if the question tulip - place. I do out thiuk, I du nut behes t 1 wa d e suc h oreswer. Did yen not also obserre that in all the pro.wrot•••tis of the Prioress. that she had no friend bat the old krig • .-41 The Laud Chancellor—Th..6.llre bay wno'd i••• through my, nut only as to the propriety ut the questnus itself, but as to the as the esnatioas ion of the Lords —(//eat ) Mr. tVilliausu—Your Lordship perhaps then will be pleased to put it. The Lord CliaocellorordereJ it to be put. I bare Nita (Lc least idea whatecrof the conwersation ; 1 du swot recollt el. Mr. Williaos•--I do not know whether your Lordship will think hit* put 116, questa/a, *heater she w.l) 111/11111f shed out say it The lord chnuceihr—Put the questinn. 1 will cot swear, bolt I do out helieve I ever Said it. All liar subsequent questions were pat though doe Lord ChAlleellor. CYNIBELIN E. Pritosi—Cymbelisse, Mr. Ferries •' Polyiker. Mr. Ab.. Arm; Ciaoll,2l, Mr. tharsiore; n orm, Air. ; Metros!, Mr. Char same; LeonaNs l'ustbismug, Mr. C. linable. Itwov.sett —Lithium*. Mr. Mirremll ; Caiiii I.rrites, Mr. V A ira: V.ru., Mr. Jrfferie. Quern, Mr.. Fasteit ; Helen, M 1.4 Asir ; lieloxess, Miss Foote The Lurd Chancellor said, that it uuuhl be within their Lordships' recollcci that Ihe rule they boil hitherto pie sued throughout these proceedings war, that after the teas niinstion, the cruss•examinatiun, ilw reexaminatioa. and 11w examination by the Peers bad been gime through, Cogn acl on bosh sides should Ire Iwo-nutted to suggest to the House any farther qwestions tlwy nio;ht wi■h 10 be asked, which if their Lordship• tbonebt prope► they would silo• lu be put. Acting 011 this rule, the course in the present instance would be, for the Cusetisel to pus sus', potation.* the, weight desir; to ask through the House but ; perhaps it would save (heir Lordships time if ibry were 10 allow the qiwssioas to be put to the *nays* by the Learned Counsel al oure. • TIN: Chair will be taken at One n'elork p►eci•ely. J. T. BARRER BEAUMONT, Managing Director. A (r► whleh ilw new Farce of 14)0 LATE FOR DINNER Frank Pupplmmo, Mr. Jowl; Mr Ni hulas Trill, Mr. LoboA; kultert Ratter. Mr. Emery; Along. Fnnert, Mr. YetrA. Mrx. Ttimnpeota, Mr.. Davenport; WOO Emma So- Pars too , FonsiC. ALBION mu: AND LIFE OFFICE, LONDON. 14TH OCIOSIR. AN ANNUAL GENF:HAL COURT nf PRoPitIF.Tow: of the AI.RION FIRE moil LIFE INSURANCE CO‘IPANY will be held at the Compan)'s Woes, in New Bridge.streel o on THURSDAY. the 26th In ...ant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon precisely, to reciiire the Report of the Auditors for the year ending on the 29th Ulltiwir—to elect Directors for lb* roguing year—nod to determine on a Reconitnenilation of the Roan!. wig." That • Dividend of five per Cent. he ninde on the Conipan)'s Stock, •t Clerisimla next." INF jar the 0.1 rest the Theatre hqs been entirely new 'le ftward and roubellvalw.l Louise Denton[ wa. Own placed at tbr bar, •ud ricamiued by )1!r William.. A Private flux may /,r hull for the Se.l4fito, ur nightly , of ~,, •t the floot.Onlcie. Mee* for the BOY), to he tieken of Mr. Brewton, at the BOX Otlire. lbs. il-strert, from 'Feu till Four. Iloxr4. 74 ; rood Po ire, •.14 6o! Pot, 34 6.1 ; Second Price. —Galkr‘, *2- , Second Price, 14.—Upper Gal. ler*. 14 : Breland Pre,. I wish to know whether the wittier,. is sequsiated with a permit , named Frances Martini I%u. 1.1 sbe ■rgrainted with a =All sitmeil henry Martini do e t recollect any such person. Does she know a place la Switarrland called Morge Yes. The woman I speak of hers at that place. dares the Willtela know any such persun I kiwis N pr-rsuo. at &forge of the name of Marchini. but nut Martini. The R. 11.4 for Mercian will commence at Twelve, end close at Three u'Clock precisely. WARMER PHIPPS, Sea. The Deere will he opcor:tl et Ilalf part Six o'Cloock, Pt nil lbe Ylyf hese, el Serra I wish to know whether the witness saw that person, under she aateodr•d pronunciation, in April ISIS I halm eerie lwr sevisral times, but I do not tecu ll e ct iu what month. To•wwwww, the Op. .a of Rot. Roy 31 - ter.teror, with Love, Low, sod Plirie. Ow 711wvoitoir, She Stoopa to Couquer—the Ballet of Pyg militia—aril C. setting. This day is publishrd, its Three Yule. Itmu. price 11 Is. bd.. •NCL: ENTItICITV: A NOVEL. Ry Mr.. MAC NALLY. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Roes, Orme, sad Brown, London; aro! John Cumming, Dublin. Was it in the year I 819? Idu soul recollect, bat I oily have sera her in the course of that year. Does she remember sending for that woman to alter a bonnet for her ' I cannot recollect avuding for her; be cause I did not live at Morge. Did the witness never see her on the subject of repairing her bowl, 'hiring the year I may have seen het, hitt I do out recollect whether I did ue 1101. .4.1( I lir w Molter she ors. at %Inez. ILI the montio of November, 1816' I hive been several mews at Ilo,re I may have been there Ord month. (he Fri.lmc, th. Marical Drama of The Awl/nary. On flattirday, thr Monica! Roseinnre of !)con Quatrc, with the PAM of Le Marchand d'F.scht cs. Mr. Broughams said, that he did not deny that it was nut evidence usually re - iced in Courts of Justice, hut they were not here in a Omit of Justice. There her Majesty would have many advantages ; for instance, she could lisve challenged all those of the Joey who bad sat 011 the Grand Joey. She could have been admitted to object to such of the Jurymen as had made declaratiolis out of doors hostile to her Majesty ; and shove all, she could have ob jected to the prosecutor■, to those who had preferred the Rill, from sitting as her Judges. All those things would have been open to him in a Court of Justice; he did not know if their Lordships would be pleased to permit it to he opened to him at a future pet he though( they would, he should feel ronifiirted at the refusal to hear the e•iilesit hr now offered. lie should be well content if his Learioil Friends would convert that into a Conti of Justice, and ad mit him In all the advantates he hid Misled, *ad then he should lie willing to waive his right In offer the evidence now pioposed. But when a person was to he tried by an adverse party—by those who were nor day the accusers and the next day pitting in herfentent ins the party arroseil, that was such an anomaly against as would justify his claiming the receiving the evidence sow offered for the Illustrious Accused. Dues the woolens recuilri t, one way sr the other, whether else was Ye out there in ihe moots et . NOV• other t I th•y hale been there su this mouth, but 1 do tot esset ly recollect, I Wail there tither the rut/ of Novembel nr beiguaroor of Dererobrr. On Manila'', the Tragedy of The Ili:relict. 7. toga, Mr. ,Ifitervatte (his Brat appearance in that charactes` ; Alone.), Mr. C. Kranhk This week, pike Is. VERO VINDICATED..- .I.N Printed for William lisnr, l.ud~atr hill. 44.1 c whether Marchissi did owl ark of her. the vr owes*, whether the Pewees. wait mot ouch altrtad At the lora of the Prior...as Charlotte ' I donut recollect such a emiversa- Viva. ; I have out the least Wee of (►n Tuesday, The Comedy or Errors Luciana, Miss 31. Tor.. (her bat appearance this se;iorw). Sbakspettee's Comedy of' Twelfth Night bas hren for some limo. in perrerti ins, ninl will speedily ►e produrt ; iu which will be totrortiorrd Sooxs, Duets, Glees, and Choruses, se leetrtl 'mite', from the Ploys, Poems, and Sonssels of Shalt spear?. THE QUEEN AND THE PRESS! Beautifully minted, price li. The in/lit ensioug Spcinten of the Typorraphicil Art ever rxecuirel, with °mantels's front 25,0110 ttttt veabl.• Pieces of Metal the first Impreg. •ion having brew taken on Satin, awl pregemerl to her kl• Does the witness know such a vroinau ' Yrs, IJo know the woman ktirchini. I wish to know if she bad sow conversation with her on the %object ..f the Prince.* of Wale. in the )ear 18Ita ? A. ito not recollect seeint her in the coarse of that year, I cannot recollect having such a enovvrvalion with Mr. Did the witness see that persons after leaving the service of the Princess of Wales? Yes, I saw her after that. Will .be .wr,sir that JlrAtree d.d tool aak that quesloon! I csmuut poaiiively awcae at, tom I have pot the least schltuf et. Did she did art ray, in •usrer, '• Yrs, it ass •rr♦ wi ttiest, as she bad hoot every IbuiL iu lonsi..g her rlild'" The Lund Chancellor said, the liiirrpseter must terse nut the words •• lu salter. ** 1 have lint the le.lai idea of such a routers. . Wes She believe ibis Cony rvittivis ever took plate! 1 he. litre it did unit. OI.YM PIC TM EATR E. NEWCASTLE STR LET, STRAY D, THE !'BUNTERS' ADDRESS TO TDE QUEEN. mei HER MAJESTY'S TRIBUTE ie the PRESS, i■ Answer. Piloted fur William Hese, Led/ate-hill. !lad she nul so convensaliuti iriih her about the Prioress of Wales, after she had left her Ruy.d Wein. ps's service' I do nut recollect having any cun rrrrr lien ilia' her about the Princess of Wales. TMS EVENING. TUESDAY, October 24. will he Ineduced (naiad lime), avt ogitirely sew ut cagiusal Prelmle, TO BE LET BY AUCTION. Can she rrtollece whether that person Marclshii, spoke with he► shout her journal! Ido nut recullcct her talking with me about the juntas!. Does she 1111C1111 I. say, that sbe had not any conversation wish her &bunt her journal I may have bad, but Ido out recollect it; it might by. Does she not remember the woman Marchini speaking to her on the conduct of the Princess uf Wales ' I du not reeolle.ct it. THE OUTLAW OF TAURUS. This day is pollisbeil, iN Aso. price As. Ad. sewed, THE OUTLAW of TAURUS: :I Po*m. To which is *Jilted. SCENES hots SUPHOCLES. I wish Ilse witness to he asked, whether sloe, the wimnewm, did sot say, that ti was possible, alter the death oof tips Paincess, that her Rosa' Highness would make some 'moon mu the expenses of lour household ' 1 have Out th+ lessi it The principal araracieni by Mr. Mussel, M►. °wherry, Mr. G. Smith, Mr. Kirby, My. Yale, Mr. Herring, Mr. yciohoiloini, Mr. Fin It Pr, Mr. Cozan, Mr. Howard, Mrs. %% R. Chatierlry, Mrs. Lazenby, Miss Wilbsia, Mira lira ley, moil Mow Torarr. _ _ Py THOMAS DAM Of Bitset Cullrre r Esenbridr, Author of " The Widow of the City of Nain. l ' " This my min was demi, and is alive again ; he was lust, and is xv. 24. Printed far J. M. Richaidsnii, Nu. 23, Curishill ; J. Pircadily ; and MOMS. Deli:Mon and Sons, Cambridge. Will toe swear it did out take plan' I will trot posi tively swear it did MA take place, but I do I wish 11w *storm to be asked, telsru was the lint time that she was put upon her oath wpm, lbw sot jrrt tot her est tlesct i• gentled ; elicit it 11.1* aft first made atiy dep,rssetnn opus oath An Occasional /Wens will be spoken by Mrs. W. S. Chwierley. The Lord Chancellor, after pnitint the question to the House. informed the Cotner' for ibe Queen that the papyri' offered as evidence could not he received. The Earl of Lauderdale wished Lientenntit Hownsen's diploma of the Order of SI. Caroline to he put ta. The Lord Chancellor asked if Mr. liusweant was in at tendance. Does she not recollect sit lisle any thing to her of Ole In r ooms who osernsoodcd the Proofed. of Wales I du not sc rolled : I have often spokeu of the Princess, bat nut of the persons who serrounded her. Did not the woman, Wars-hied, ask the witness questions shout the character of the Princess of Wales' Ido not re collect—l donot term-niter to have had any conversation with her on that subject; boot it may Ire on. She does recollect being at Merge' Y. r, I May been at Marge several times. Dees obi sot remember Sferdoini pettifog to her this ques tion, " Whether her Royal Righiseits INA% not a woman of intrigue?" (um , Penne palante) Ido not at all recollect it. I do not remember having any cunliscrsalsua Is ills that woman on the @object of the Prince.. of %Val.§ Does she mean to say bloat the had nut any such Converse tilos, and that the woman slid not put that question to hoc' I do not at all recollect. Aber the Prelude, the popular Burletta of KOCH EsT ER ; 'The Lord tliancellor—llim she said as, thiug iu the course of the exsiumaime about bean 01•11111 Mr. Williarus--Ywa. my land. Tr. Lord Chaueeltur rca.l that part. Mr. Brougham—She has said suairthint about that ; bat indepeoJert of it I apprehend we are molded to musustot her to it. 0., KING CHARLES Tut SECOND'S MERRY DAYS. Rueleserr, Mr. IVrese.ll; Muddle, Mr. Oxlwrry ; Rala. ~,,, Mr. G. Sersitls. Comptes* of Lovelaucli, M.. Lazenby ; Silvia, Mies Willis= ; Bell, Mimi 114-aley. THE QUEEN'S TRIAL. Lieutenant Hownam appeared at the hat and produced the .liptoma. The Lord Chancellor directed that it shouhl be put in. Mr. brougham :tidied if the document was opikr the le gnlar scat of the order ?- 1( A lungh.) r ' ) " To conclude with Hie favourite nutlet's' of THE tHAHOND ARROW. HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY. Ocr. 23. The Lord Chaucellur—Yuis are cabal her as to her de. flagitious. ■ad ant to affect hrr Koseral c►.Jit. You swam lu briug, I suppusc, sums witurss to pros• oh., •he d•d slate Stoat thiug•, but I du nut think you caw K.. 1,00 awash./ load of e.id,oce, io this stage of the case. If h.fr evittruce doer not allude to miry stalk I...day, smut explana tion should be Kisco to us fur to rev with what view it is intrude-it Mr. WilliAlllll—She used the word depositions. Tire Lord Clisuccllor—Be 114.1 rood, Mr. Gurney, at to read it. • • Fontaine, Mr. Herriov ; Monsi►ur Anselos, Mr. Row- Milieus; llJ.irr, Mr. Howard. Mies Witham. The lA,on• will he opened at Six o'Clork, and the Per formance commence at • goofier before Seven precisely. H•lt pri►► at lima-Imm Eight. The 1.0.61 Chancellor took bill seat nn the Woolsack a few minutes hef..re tun o'clock. Prayers weir reaJ anal She House calh if ever. 'nue diploma was then read in the neighed Italie. sod translated by the Marquis Spinetio, paragraph by pnengrapli. It rill thus in the English:— .1 leen, July 4, Itt l6 Signed by bee own hand—lller Royal Highness the Prince's of W.cles. REPORT OF THE SELECT COMMITTEE. A DELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. RI Asti/wisp of the Right Hon. the Lord Chamberlain. THIS PRESENT TUESDAY, Oclulwe 24. •sd dorm( she week, will be g m-seated, for the 14th time, an emir, New Scottish Alelo-Dramatic Bortetts, entithxl, There, constituting and creating a sew Order to re. cowipense the faithful Knights who hail the houour of ac companying her Royal Highness un her peregrinage (pil grimage) to the Holy land. I. This hoolior shall be given and wore only by lbw* who have arcompariied her Royal higher.. to Jerusalem, Dr. Mochetti Muse excepted; who could not, heing prevented by a singular accident, acconipauy bee Royal Highawas. 2. That Cul. Dart. liergami, Baron of Franchiun. Knight of Malta, and of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem, and 4:4laerry of her Royal Highuess, to he Grand Master of this Order, and his children, male lad female, may succeed him, and shall have the honour to wear this Order, from g titm to generation, from cod to en d. 3. 'this same Order is granted to the Knight of the lloly Sepulchre, Mr. William dostiu, and legitimate children, who shall for ever eirjoy this honour. 4. You, Mr. Jonepb llownam, Captain of the Royal English Navy, soil Clod in the suite of ber Royal High 11Cas, shall enjoy ihis honour unruly as a personal brinunr. The Interpreter •316 i he believed that he had nut spoke" rightly-1w rendered Our latter naming, then:—Thai honour .hall he personal for raw hit. Joseph Hownain, Captain of the British Navy, mud Knight, in the simile of her Royal Ilighrie.s, to near this honour during your enter and patent to be returned at your death to the Grand Master. Will she say that it is not the fact, that such a question was pot to her by that person • I du Saul xi all remember such a question being pat to nit.. Hues not the wii1111••• temeinbs r being angry at the subject of her Kuril Highness's conduct being mentioned to her by Msrehini I do dot rtrutlect this The question wag mail, in which the witness slated that she hail never limit any thing about it beluga she wag rut 61 her oath. ST. CUTHBERT'S EVE; Ile, THE. TOMB OF MONTEITH. M ..... eith, Mr. GlliiierS:ll ; M'Allris, Mr. Watkins; Guy Ilelilerick. Mr L. Sandy, Mr. Wilkinson Fathrr 'imbrue', Mr. C.trrll. Matilda, Misr Yates; Alice, Mrs. Waytett. With a new Currie and Burlesque Ballet, rolled OPPOSITION; Or, THE RIVAL DANCING MASTERS. Nor saying at that lime to the woman Marchini, that " it was •Il a calunsity, and that it was therm noire of the Triflers who had spread ouch teport■ about her '?" 1 du out is-col lect any thing at all like it. Will sbc swear she did not say so ? I will not swear I did not ; it may be .hut I do nut recoil. et it ; Wore I alto put an my oath, I sever said any thing about what passed in hrr Royal Irlighoess's That brio., so, will she now say tbat she never did say ■ns• thing like this ? Ido out recollect any conversation of the kind. Mr. Williams-1 wsut to hostile when it was .1w was pot on her oath • The Lurd Chancellnr—You will explain to her that the questiosi ix whew sbe was host put upon her oxth—wheia she was first swuru. The Sultestur.Grseral reqamied that the queshou and atoms., might be mot. 11r. Brouglians—The question and answer has hems read. The Soltrstor•General-1 understood the Howse to 11110•01 that the questioa and Amore should be mast to the oohs's.. roaeldde wills an entire New Burletra, entitled KNOBS and NOSES; or, GALL verso► LAV ATER. Shisrtstght, )Ir. Buckingham ; Old &lusters's., Mr. Daly; nutty, Mr. Cowell. Maria, Miss Vales; Mrs. Short sight, Mrs. Daly. Thlk DOW. will opria at Six o'clock, sad the P. rforrusure to eutonstowt a Quarter before &gen.—Second Pear Half pans Eight. Will she sweatr alir did out say w I casino swear, be. cause I du nut recollect. Mr. Williams—You vhould nut a isierfsrr, Mr. Solicitor ; it is nut your wtteresa. The Lord Chancellor—Neither is it yours: it iv not the Counsel's examination at all, Mr. Williams. Ms. Williams—That iv the reason why l objected. The lord Chancellor—lt has tact is stated, from first to last, that SWUM( ti.. fltailllllollllosl by the Lords, a Counsel may, if he thinks it material, naterfere ; and 1 wish you to look back to your owe exarninatiou uu this subject. The Solititur.Getteial-1 tuterfered Iwre besause Mr. Brougham had not distinctly heard what tell front the Noble Lord. The Lo►d Chsectllur—Read those queviluas and answers to her, ap4 then ask her wbes she was Ent OWt.lll— she means by the words "before be was put spun her oath ?" Did she not say to Marchini that from the time the Princess left England she had beets •urrnnnded wills spies 1 could sever have said so, because 1 myself never saw any spies. Will she swear she never said an I cannot swear tbat ; but I don't recollect ever having said so. 1 thought she said 11111 i In •ill, that she rould mot have said re, because she never saw any spies? Idu not recollect ever having said so at all. 1 thought she told me a minute ago, that she Milo, o u r have said so, because she had not seen any spies? Ido be lie., 1 never said so at all. MUTUAL ACCOMMODATION TO ANY EXTENT. i rirtiß ADVERTISER. n Gentleman of re -8 .111. rpretalAlity, having Cash lying idle at his Banker's, i pandit lw happy to employ the same in a secure way, by ad• savoring opus Depovits of every drsctiption of trainable l'ropetty, Plate, Diamonds, ke. Any Lioty nr Gentleman may hr wasted npon at their own residence, by giving one day's notice, and the must profound secrecy may or depended on by tie Adveriinve. Ai/dress in the first inalance by letter, poet paid, to Mr. M. C.O. at Mr. Peering's, Hatter, 413, Strand, London. b. The Grand Master shall wear the cross of Ihi• Order round his 'leek ; the kuislits at the buttuu.hule of the left breast of their coals. 6 The above-mentioned Order eonsisho is a red cross— motto, " 11.111 i /Wit qui rusl y penvel and Phan be called the Order of Cuoliu. al Jet r..lem—tu be woru wills a rib band of Mar aud oilers. W.II she swear sbr did not ? I will uut swear; but I du not think I ever said au. Did ahe never tell that woman that "the Princess was a Lady of bunnur '" Ido not recullect havine said PO at all . . - THE NEW lOTTERY. BISH, Corttructor pith (i..vrrutnent for the .11 • preseot Lottery, havitet, by permissio« of the lairds of the T. y, added the Situi of Forty Thomism' Pounds Mon►y, being Two Poirot& ezlra Prize Money for every Tirktt, has thereby been enabled lo make much ;cooler sorrows thou Ihr usual ulholutirttl of Prize Mosey would have allowed. Tb:• Scheme of tlu• present LOS ierlSbas already brew submitted, at full trawls, to his best friends, the Psiblic. It will be seta, that with ouly 8,900 Tickets, .1,41 , 0 Numbers ti... 1 to 3,400 (Two Tickets of each Nom bet.), there are Two Prises of 20,0001. Commis, Two Prizes of 12,0001. Coosido, and 2.01)4)1. Motley, inaltiog soirribrr Fl•t:Et Pft ZEi OF £20,000. The Drawing IS su wailed, by order urGoccraiseist, that lilt hist 1,700 Numbers, which are 111irIe only which are uuw usi sale, and all of which will be Maim* First Day, are ~ssfala of obtaining at least . 1120 PRIZES OF 120,000, oiS she Fifth.drawis Prim, Fiat Day, is to have 18,0 Mil. Consuls au..l 2,10U01. Money ; but them. 1,700 Numbers may actually olitaiti ALI. FOUR PRIZES OF £20,0410, and as ewe. y Pier rheum 201. drawn int the First Day, it to b. mititled tu a new Ticket, or further chimer, it is possible that a prmsou buying truly WI! Ticket muight gains T2VO PRIZES OF £20,000. !Shares participate is these adrisitages) T. Blsll due► mot introd to make any reserve of Tickets, theme Cite those persons who wish to have the saw Naafi► in bulls flosses. may, if mot already mould, Ishtaisi them ; but from the Numbers heist so limited (1,700), out say time should be lust, si the supplies In Delimit, Seidl:mad, 31111 the Count.) Amnia, will take immediately u very great portion of them. TICKETS and SHARES are selling at the Coatractot'a Others, 4, Com nhill, and 9, Cbariug cru.s, Lemma', sad by his Agents mu the Country. Au. 3,645, a Prise of 10,0001 besides other Capitals, in the Lottery just finished, was shared and suld . by DISH. e g o The Prices of Stocks are affixed, baarly, al RISK'. !Mice, in Curubill, by which the Public may see the flit• $llllllOl3ll. The Select Committee to whiten the papers laud before the Haase by Julia Allan Powell, relative Ira the departure of the amens Bastelli had been referred, made their Report, which was read by the clerk at the table. It staled in submance, that the Committee had met and call. ed before thorn John Alias Powell, who, brine examined, testified that the extracts laid before them contaiutal the whole of the correrposilessee relative to the absence of the witness Raidelle. The extracts !snug verified by a c owlet neon with the originals. the Committee bud divided them into two general heads, via -- Ist. Extracts of letters from Col. Brown to Mr. Powell, previous to the 14th Seitentlwr. when Bastelli was dispatched to Mdse. edgy. Extracts front Cul. Brown's Intim to Mr. Powell, mad from Mr. Puwell's letters to Col. Browns, since that period. Under the first lerad, as early as the 10th July, Col. Brown hail written lin Mr. Powell that reports prevailed tut Milan, ihe mal.lreatmene of stir foreign witnesses, his letters of the Inth and 241 h Judy, sail 4th August, reiterated the sae to Ispoftl, which hr staled to Imre actiaired 'treenail from the eh contstanee nu letters having bevu received by soy of the n 1.1114 , 11; of the wit:lents, and concluded by expressing lets boors 111.11 letters would speedily be re entreat. Five letters, *nett is by Colonel Brown to Mr. Powell, ii the mouth of %Viol' mini", mention the prevalence it similar report*. In those letters it ass stated by the Colonel, that repents prevailed that Itastelli had been ill treated and lost no eye, sad that Sandie had been murdered. 'lle terror which bail pier:des: lie stated to he extreme, and that it hail the effect of .14h-11111g several wiiikevws Irwin corning to England, who hail before expressed their williogitess to runt, The Committee stale to Ilse House, that nailer this first heart they hid confined themselves to Kriteria stalemeuts, as the vxtracls themselves were mixed up with matters which could nut lie received in 4 . 41.6 . 11 CC ; but that Si, the second head the mine season did nut apply, mod they hail, there fore, given or their report the extracts at length. In the extract from a Infer, dated 13th September, from Mr. Powell eta Cu!, Mown iof which Rardelli was the' hearer), is that Miter he slated dill he had relerned hint (Col. Brown) as he sleight he of war to hum, but he was to send bias back, with all she wits, and documents, so as to ar rive here by the 3il of October. It stated also that Mr. Powell was cosseious of the difficulties slider which Colonel Brows laboured, in cuminpience of thin reports of the join. 11.1114 greaten:est of the wituesses, but lie relied usa bus • are liull4 to gel over them. In Col. Brown's letter lo Mr. Powell, dated 20th Septem ber, be states that just as he was going to dispatch toe courier, Rastelhi hulas-rind, and expressed himself heartily sick seethe invoker in which the witnesses were confined in England. l'ol. Brower'. letter, dated Ist October, stated that Rsetelli was ill its WA. Mr. Powell's letter tit Colonel Brown, of the 2.1 (telpher, caresser his sorrow at Utstellt's suwillisigneas to return, and requests the Column to send him as stuns as possible, as he ought to have bens back by 11w 3.1 October, which was then impossible, but be solo retitruos the Attoruey-General h rd given rapers• orders to that d Rice. Colonel Brows's letter to Mr Powell, dated 2,1 October, stated that Restr•lli was still w•eiuusly ill with a fever, and that lie bad been twice bled. A letter of the 4th October was to the some effect. After the Report hail been read, it was ordered on the nudism of Lord Ilareusiby, that the papers be sealed up and returned to Mr. Potent. Counsel were then tottered to be called in. Mr. Brutighem advanced to the bar and requested that Matiessoiselle trimmed •sight he recalled. The Sabi itor-General said, she had bees sent for. After a short pause, the Solicitur-General said he was un formed M r . V r eard, the tired fur het Majesty, hail slated to Mr. Maul•, nbat Lemont would sot be waisted till garlic o'clock . Mr. Broagham said, that had be br en in an ordinary Court of Justice, he should have hail some Amities of the propriety of offering t►e evidence, which he w Is meow about to pro. pose to their Loadsliipe; but comoileriug the •ature of the charge and the nature of the Court, he could not hut thtuk it ought to be accepted. Tbr preamble of the Bill charged Cul. Bait. Berganii, Heron of Franchina, Knight of Malta and the Holy Sepulchre, 21101 Bread Magier of the Order of Caroline. To Jos. Iluirnarn, Knight, in the snit of her Royal High ness the Princess of Wahl". Yu. 15 or Id ) Th e Dole, of Somerset wished to pnt a few gni-idioms to u ru t.ll,, nuag n respecting the tent in the pularie. East Gr. y suggested that it would be more regular to call Lieutenant llowisam at the close of the defence. The Chancellor required the original soil translation of the diploma hl be put in. Lord Hull:hot weilied fur some tuplanation of an item in the acconnta xiielisev for the proaecution of the Hill, ainounting to 18,14.4. said to be transferred from the Seri et Service money. _ The E.sil of Liverpool rave some explanation, in justi fication of appropriaiiine the money of that fund, to the purposes of the woo colon,. Ilia Lordship promised the fullest etplassat . ... of the various items in doe lime. . . • The Earl of Motley wi-hcd in know if the papers on the table contained the whole expendii ore for the pi usicution, including that of the Milan Commits' The Earl of Liverpool replied, ileit those were all the expenses of the Milan Commission, and the prosecul which could be made up Si. the time, the expeusea o f Mee. Inagua excepted. Earl Grey wi.bed to know under what department the expessea of messengers will be Amok! The Earl of t.iv.r p oul replied—" In the accounts of the Foreign Department." M A DEMOISELLE, DEtONT. Ur. Denman, to fore the witness came 1., the b ar , w iA r a to stale the grounds WA which they rsll►d fur the indulgence which they had solicited. It was nut the inientiou of the Conant•' fur the &t ru ce to attempt to prove may psrticislar fact. They would merely quietism her as to a certain crs tini'. If she admitted it, they would take the benefit of such admission—if sloe denied it, they would then he at liberty to bring evidence to contradict her. The lord Chancellor thought it right to stale that the object of the Learned Counsel in recalling tin witness should have been staled before. A■ the House, however, in uue instance had recalled a wituea finder such circumstances, awl, is another, had seemed as if it would agree to such a course, he had Mlle doubt Dot they would agree to it. Nur that "the raw' innocent actions of her life were always 'misinterpreted ?" 1 have no rrcolleirtion of this con versatiom at all. tbe conversation was rather a long one. I wish to know wlietber the witness has a bYd memory '--[rgo answer, we believe, W:l4 eIYCII to this goo stion.] Will she meat that this cooveraation, or any part of it, did not pass in the year 1816 between her and Marehini ' I cannot swear what I cannot recollect ; I do not recollect it' I bad such a co lion at all. Dues she know a lady of the mane or Jarrett!, at Norge Ye.. Did the witness ever visit hero Ye', I II been there several time.. In 1818? I have been there several times since I left the Princess, but I do nut recollect as what lime. Was she not there on a visit to that person in 1918? Yes, I was there in ISIS. la that year, anal when on a visit to that person, had she not a bonnet repaired by this Marching ? It may he, but I du not positively recollect it. Does she mean that she does not recollect at all having a Moinet repaired by Mirchini ) I have had several bonnets aliert , l by %Urchins. Did she not tell her, that •he had always been almost the person of the Palace's? Idu nut at all recollect telling her that. Will she swear that Marrhini did nut r. mark to her, that ".e she had always been near the person of the Princtss, she mull have ober, ved all her swim's ," Idu not recollect this conversasion; it may bare been ; but 1 have out the t•malkst sirs of it. The Earl of Lauderdale made some remark on the inler pretatiou of the questions. The Lord Chancellor then desired she hitt rpreter In pot the 'softball exactly as any were proposed by the Counsel. Did 91a►chini ask you if you had ever wen any thing un chaste in she conduct of the Princess' I do riot recollect at all having had any conversation —I hail nut the least idea uf it. Will you swear it did not happen, that it did out take place isa these worths, or weeds to the time effect I cannot ■wear it—l do not recollect it at all. Will yon swear that yuu did not reply to this egret, 0 My Gud! never in my ht.., it is impoonabk hc any body to Tbi■ bring dour, skr angw►reJ-1 watt berme I •as ex amined and took toy awls here. Mr. Willuons—We do out wish to ask her any ours question.. Cross.e.eassined bp the Solicitor-General. Before you were examines' here bare you been examined sue where else' I have berm exan.iated at Mika. Then had you ever ,aid way their tbuut his Royal high. IltI4R before you were examined at this place here ? Was it after baviug beets examined at Milan or before At any time before she was swarm he►e. bad she ever said any thing about her Royal Hie:ova ? I leave •poken antra of her Royal Highite►s before 1 was examined at Milan. What dors the wlUwfa turas by saying that before you were put upon your oath you bad said say Mind u h• whsl paseed iu the buyer of her !Royal Miaow' • 'not nououlog is, that I &erre said say thief about tier slid Bruit Berganii. tithes the witness mean, that before she was sworn in this place she bed never on any occasion ►aid any thine any where, tato the conduct of her Royal Highness an Iter cu Bereami? I made my deposition at Milati The Solicitur-Geueral—Now I wish to a•k IMc wrtro... f I am entitled to du it, some questions as to the Rome to Sets. gstelia? ltee Lind Chancellor—You cannot put that lion. What may be dune when the case is closed a atomiser then(. Ey the Earl of Lauderdale—Doe; she recollect the day of the mouth she lift her Roya Highness's service at Peeere • 11 wall in the te g:tiaing of November, hut I do nut recollect th► dale. Can the witaree •tate'Msw many Jays it wn• b.:fute the le/tootles wrote a letter (sows Milan' I wrote the letter Vn the seine day, in the evening, on nay arrival 4i Misc.— (Cries of " ithdraw !") by the Earl of 11,suseberehtle-1 wish to a►k the witness whetter, antecedent to leaving Penne°, accounts bad cuss 41( Ilse Primuse Charlotte's death' No. Mr. Brougham—We wish Densest to be present while we examine another witness. The Lord Chaucellur—For what porpoise! Mr. Ifrousham—lt is very likely when she saes the w i t _ ars«, that she will Bite another answer. The Suliciturlieasral—l spprrhesed that the way for Is do say ibis' of Ikea tied, is fur as, if we think fie, ta I I I