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G~ 27 I :,~ IF7R, Pets 1; at Ti. Nulengs 5568. 1118 A TRa.RnYAL, MVENT-GAIIDEN. HIS EVENING. TUESDAY. October 10, will!), perform& the **steal Drain of NOR ROY • M ACGR EGON. Sir Frederick Verson, Mr. Ikestuut-MulhAsith OsMM i. stoat, Mr. Abbott • Francie Oatahlishosie, Mr.,Horm; Rob Roy Macgregor etilipbell, Mr. Macrearly; Dusts', air. Eatery; Raillie Nicol 'arr..% Mr. Lhosis. Dien. Veriser, !tli.s Greene; Helen Macgregor, Mn. Eautit. Ater which, the popular Farce .f A ROLAND FOR AN OUVER. Sir Mork Cbo,.. Mr. nurcelt ; Alfred Hilihnier, Mr. Selburne, Mr. Abbuil Fiviorr, Mr. Ilmorry; Gome l...Tr,. Mr. Conn.,. Mn.g Srlioume, Mos flireirmioN ; Mrs. i‘tu.t, Nll4l Goetn; Marta Diirlinton. Min Fuels. Durtn7 IA. 'ere.* the Thrall., has bees .direly sew de eerat..l snot esmiwlliolord. _ A s np.rb ccuiral Clistudelier, on a newel principle, awl enuurbletely •rnrdal•o', has bean constreetrd by Mr. W est. 11rozoo.willal I.sotrr., fur I{'a%-ligits, surround the Drava Cackle. A Devi !hop Certain, from an original design, bag bees painted I. Mr Kelt A Private Poe mat be bad for Me Season, or nightly, of Mr. ibranelow, it the 5..,-Ornee. Pisces fur the Howes In h. takra Of Mt. Brandon, wt the Ibia-Utfirr, Na. I-street, from Ty.. lIIT Fosse. To-tworrow, She Steopa to Conquer, wiib Cynton. Sh.iltepearc%Tragoly of Cywiheline se in preparation; dso a new Mamie*, rarer. aad bush will be prodeeed next nett. • 1 49 s :or ••. , . , • . . Ar il lbaock e Ns r •• .I'.,;. ‘‘ ` '. z : :••••• -• • 1 ' •it r • for t W r r A' • AI; • ki• 4- .4 1111‘, 110— • M Lore Air Thitisainietairaran Awe .111*Sillis- • linwlis boos* so lloslost • Tsui Yap. else. •DSCybu oriOlosis oho Primer ..d Ismael orellisellses- , Hier is doe turd's! never. • INN pus ere. ore *die- oldies sogollort M lbe twits. at Sawn ? Verve. - Did Ise coley sae the Priam. 'klieg us • Arabi" r operilre. sod lorsoisi soirsiikors her Nevis . :l Irosorolie• iliderede is she rreerfre, bolt I erne ism hit. • . lig . IAo Baf of Lis p - mil-1 wish tir sok • sheds?, wires sh e Priirce.• intesitand flw Cimprowirealf.; ob. isorrolerA Ayr so Bergesseri oaf. r ? Minas wits' sifts before yes lade %Mira lies it the Woe Cosoot.• Olds wo. isirodocett About Sea" ialP vied Err , : The, wipe* you ieri. you did sat ho• der Is. be a oMts • Om of Bevessois? .14w. • Sy lard iillymossr-1 Wit,* taw knit aid, •illas aerie* • your amp at Gesso poi distil shoos every day sigh dos prior...? Ws, oisProt Asap day. - Define that did 11.rgoolf sit if Ilia tat* of Pie" amt. . • J)td yau dime with law awary iris da iris that tier? I bat . . . . • hare every dry. ' .• Lore Harrowley-43141 Ist siei bear she Priories mad. the Cootehoi Mai OPOW110“ kirselie is Fralids.? Not that IF recalled. • Wind owe MO arab /mode set nil NW AM I rebelled. 1 Wool" noir *Oh hot istrait oa halt... What kited of Italia. did she @peak Ouod Udine, .sts 'puke. is . latinhoely. , • I. lees the bandit Italia* *playa by personae( edoestida! It differs only from pure bah*. in the accent. Did Too ewer bear the Countess DWI 'peak she pare lot lies I can't nadretalte to say Ivrea ray recollected' ariorthrr I Aid or not. Was that iaipare Italian, the dialed of Lusatian'', wit, iatelliglible ti, periwigs vino knew Italian front boodle I sever fulled any sliflientiy es nudersianding it myself; ay NVCIDI ler I HMI dues out sorry me beyond mbar. • . Was H easily in he understood by remises. but little so araisted with Italia. That I csussid easily ansocr--1 slismild add that I bad but feu conversations with bee. • By Lo r d Auckland—Dui the language of the Condo* Clidi differ from pare Nihau se Hindi as the English apohru hy.Seattch pillows of doniartitin darts from pest English? Thai I sibinslit laid is sliffscult la answer. By the Lord elsancrilor—Did Dergansi ' , vet that al An table when you were preaent ? Meier. Hy Lord t'slilsorpe.-•-Did her Ituyal Richard ever caws. herself disitAiisfled with the situation of her horse at Gnus? I du MA I CCOMICCI bee Royal niched* nealtinx any sod. expression, bul I du ri collect her going to see another 'wince which she thunght fur a moment of vet-it/tying, bat she oat take it. Was any vellum gives by her fur wishing to (image Ler resiaroce 116 recollect a reason been unitised, boa whether it came from her Royal nightie.% or not, 1 do ant know, which was the desire of a minutiae of greater frau. quality; bet I do not know whether that reason came from herself. • War the sitmatiow of the hour at Geo.* subject to inter ruption* ut ■ny kind which would render ii annoyiag ? L am soot aware that it was. I understood by afore/oer answer, that daring the whole time you were is her Royal 'lithium's won" Berviuni rensaised In the situation of a menial servant' Yes„be did Do Imo reculkct at any time, QV under slay rirranstasee•, her Royal Highness confirming herself hiwards Beetrussi ' o r soy osmotic, which you would think inconsistent with the mistime in which ■ Princess of Weirs ought to stand in a menial servant I mast remark, is mower to that question, that .her Royal Hichsess'a insulter ilb all her servant, was very kind and familiar mid I 'ever observed any ditrivesiee I. her manner toward. Bcrtrini from that with whirl, slot treated the ether servants. I woold add, the principal ger valets. Th►n 1 tonderatmid you to say. or rather lu istienate, Hatt the degree of attention thews by be► Royal Hisbness tow ode Bergatwi was fully accounted for by the kindness and rim. descension which she stewed to all her is? 1 never nbset v:4l any particular kinduess or familiarity sheu• 1, her /loyal Highin a. ausrards him in prefetruce to the iglu s ter. vaunt. By • Pre►—At what time did you join her Royal Wet ness ? Wiser. she left Elution!. In 1811? lo August, 1814. How long did jou contiobe with her Royal : Tea months i my tato y and service, bewaver, did nut cease then 1 left her. Did you consider Ileritsisui as one of the upper servants its her Royal Highness's stutc? Vet ' s' an upper By the lord Chancellor-1 would ask Dr. Hatband whether any of the principal servants be EI/Cllllolll*d in his :111.11f t • Its • former ariestion from • Noble Lord (Canberra.), ever diced at the Queen's table ? None of tin rn. Ss, erited by Mr. Brueghel., and prows... 4 by the Lord Chancellor—Did )uur 'salary cease the instant on utt:tied her Road flightiest's servicv Not till some time after. How long? Fifteen mouths from the tine 1 enter. ii her ROP)sl Highness's tervice. Have you received say salary from bee Niece ? Nut e whatever. Charles Milk, an FoglishCeoffervtaa, as them atwß, amet ezmnienal by Mr. Dustman. I believe yuu generally re.sde at Hume! 're*. 111 , 1 ~su reside these to the misuser of 1017 ? I did. Had psis then the hoootts of areistg the Priroas of IVar.a there? 1 called ou her Royal Highaesa the day after arrival. Do you know how Lenz Ow stumbled C nowt? I rerria:n eJ tirere myself but twelve days, tberefute L amount till Ima , Nog she remained there. tuu I. ft Infuse her Royal Higbaess Im4ll ynu the honour of bet Huyal Ilirknectie acquaitstairce Ware tbat period' I had. . - peeing the twelve days you have spubett of, we►e you r.. peateslly at her Royal Highness's Wows or halal' I ytiutd at the grand lintel most days duriag bee Royal Ullitlitirs,'s stay, eith her Royal flightless. east you inform the House. Sir, whether at that time toe war visited by persons of Melt souk Si.e was. Well you oteutios some of shear mama I esa tisane a few : there was tee Itsrusiess Ancaritioa, who was appointed by tt.• government to *Stead her !loyal !lichees*. %V,, any other Lady of rata appointed! The Mews, _ _ of Sarraszmie. Was ~hr attended y a crud of honour slim? Yes; and she had all marks of thatinetson paid her, iamb as a* bus t.• see the cerensouies of the Corpus Ltemaisti, the same. as mil personages mild. at at Naples. Yoe base nieutiofted the too ladies appuieted tu sienna • her Royat High... a., as haslet .11.w.1 with her, do y... Iretwlwther any utlu r prraues of rank, of either with her &PM I remember Lord Kihrortb. The Abbe Taylor was a constant gnat? I don't know whether auy of their I:asiarares dieted there; 1 'reser saw then. Al other tins-a la.sisles diluter did OPTSOII4 of reek peY their respects to her Royal Highness! Ilex pa.ti.* had t o t cub.- meat ed wbdr I retests's.] at the hotel, bet pesetas.' vf rat.k came to pcy her at. Mug sisals. Was Heimann at that .tase her Royal Higbsseis'a Cbmn. herlaia? Ile was. Did he is that character dire at tier Royal Higholess's fah:a? He did. Have pats °fists seer leer Royal Highisess and her chasolarr kiss, Sagami, iu company together' Fteqsamtly. Did you ever see the smallest impropriety a enamel he lot eti dose Never. Does that aaswer apply to the period of kr, Royal . High. nem brim at Rome, while pin vs. re them, awl at slier Omen alio *Aru yam may byre sees her? Perfsetty. Did you pep yowl selects to her Royal BONN at THK.47111.:•110Y.4L, 11.4 YMA RKKT. Fr( Is EVENING. TUESDAY. Oet,,be? wit! be performed a Comedy, in hve scot, called THE HEIR AT LAW. I:kne;,l pow las (*ha. i.ard Ihoher4!. Mr. tVillisms; Di. k Duslv, Mr. Hirivoirsl; Doctor Panglos, Mr. Teri, ; Henry Morlasol, Mr. Raker; Siedfast, Mr. Irminger; 7.ekiel Home.. spun, Mr../ H.0.‘011. Deborah D.oirbis (sties Lady Dulls Fly), I"esrce; CsruHile Du,ncr, Miss Lelgh; Cie. ly Hume. • I .nn, \I.• fluker. After I. hiclo, sU• popular Romantic Melo Brame, in two acts, . . of AND ORSON. P. pi 0. Mr . You.ipicr; VAlelillste, Mr. Gorwerv; Orton, IM r 8.,1.. 01 4 ; 11.101, Mr. .1. 1tn.5..11. Pri CZI . , O I . IIe o.w pr.i.nosigeos.), Mrs. Staidry , limpets. Belkauta, Mrs. K... 0.111; kvitioa, Nlrs..l . ,t Pi fluxes, 6s ....Pit, 3s.—First Gallery, 2s Sri , (;» Very, Is. Secoltd ire—Kosis, 31.—Pit, Is. 6J.—lrirst Gillery, Is. 4;allrrv.6l. Si•ciiiiit Prier will costmeace every ErrniaK precisely at _ . . The Poore to hr opened at Haltpast Six o'Clork, and the Perforni‘ore to begin at Sevres. I'lar.•a fur the Muses to be takes of Mr. Maniughatin, at tAr Thrat►e. T..-eaurrow, Hind. i, by the Yonne Gentleman why ,a„JP ern-coati, All inlineooloB in that character %flag... at the Thoatre.floyal, Drury-lane--aiih N'alvatine 1f5,1/1. ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. ry Authority 4.1 the Right Hon. Iln Lord Chamberlain. 1% - ohility, Gently, ;4..1 Ilse Public, ■re moot r••p•rt foPy in Cy/IMA, that dell in! the Vfc.rtl• , 9 the hoprielors la we r.parrd r ixpenlir nor labour in procuring Per •rnoa, pat.' Pier!,. of do- final no ri , , uraiou• to Aeser•e • cdultunauce of that pultonage they no fully cltrelenteil twat Season. ri•IIIS PRESENT TUESDAY, 0001er iO. 11. lb.. Evening's Entertainment , will commence with 2d lime, an e utile New Scottish Milo.Dramatie Bochum ST. CUTHBERT'S EYE; O r , THE TOMII OF MONTEITH. Jnliw Mvuiritb, M. Gostiersat ; M•Allt ii, iWalkins (f!eni the Surrey Theatre); Sandy, Mr. Wilkinson. Matilda, Collar (from the Theare Royal, York, her 241 up -1.• ; A het., Miss Yates . Will. a Iv W Curnie and Rin femme called ; Or, TIIT. RIVAL DANCING MASTERS. / runt ludo with tio: favourite 8ur1.113 nC !puns u 1 ALI. SORTS ; OR. NO►'T SUCH A FOOL AS 11E' LOOKS. Cart•iinlivra, Mr. CslisWin i liir 2.1 appesraner in Chit c!iyttieterl; Simony, Mr. IVilkll4,oll. 'Mrs. IthobJab, ft' c. Cutter; Jenny, Mrs. Waylett (I • iotti the The lirt Royal, E .th, her 2J sppeyratice). The ..... s will open at Six, end the Prrfortninre b. Gin a Qn iitc. wren.—Seruerl Prier lialt-wst CONCLUSION OF THE 10 I'TEHY. 1:e“.1 :Ana WED) ESDA Y, Dith instoot, when Tlvg , a , ,t; ,Z1).:41.1) Sterlmg •I' 1 1() Pnat ..i" „ I.lllhl Slit ing :t1 now) 0 Pr.?...0. of 500 Sles hug Mmity And r , 111/1.4 COpt4ll., wilt, trlryuth r Ps iv, al.° In Striliac 1111.1111 y, must br all Uraa n. 611(1. Col.trartor for litr pr,; , itt Ln.t.rv, • tub•nits the above State or the Whet! to his hr., 113,m tiro One Ony Orou-igy ennilude the toiler'', 11'F:1)NES1).11'. the litth oolant. on tabolt Ikty ALL TIM ( . 4PITALS, ;Jot evoly ire flow he the 11 - twel. "Hitt 1w drawn. ~.,... till .0.1 ,1 No. 3,645, a Prier of 111,innq Orman on Tlrnr•-dny last) of his Fortunate (/ffictr. 4. Cornbilt, aod ebarnst • rnse, %brie TICKETS nod SHARES, war wsdrawn, are ituw on Sale; al,o by hitt Agt.nts au it.e Country. 'Po. Holder. of Tick.t. or Shar. a drnwit Illnoks the rir‘t IV.) 310 rem:nth:a, OEO the option of r. friths?, 141. ;or Tnlet in Money, isnt.•ad of vat oo Itt it; the elcittre or the ;Kra Day, DrOMlng, will tenie on Friday Neil, 11. e Ulla ;,.csr•rt, aw:l Kia,ar who do not th-inantl th.• II!. °n or h-fore 11 ) .,: 'lay, ettunotirereive it afo.:rward., Intl will then he VIII iilrd to whatrver their Numbers may br drawls on the •„ • Vie Prices sit Stocks are affixeil, hourly, at WSW. 'oll l er. in Cori/bill, by which the Public may are Or flue- To 3? TO TH6 VOTARIES OF ISKAUTY. 1-tO NIC TOOTII-1'011"- ieti DEll, secommendcil by many ensistesst Physiriaot, is 6. !, .ted. of hats:woe weer:tables, of mild detersive proper .. • I! is rot ,t sly free of those corroding swirls which lot to !r1 , 61. , 6.f no.wt Tooth..pnwders, and le hirh eventually prove • • the t. eth are lotoie, or the ettanit I its r'.;, I..eti is- !twin iu the sine case, taid tevives the enamel I 0.11. r; it _removes tartar, ruses thy reurey, and pro . ur.. v Led..:•. redness to the gum., a pearly whiteness to t:ie bresith a baltuy frinyrsitco, nod is till 118- or. ••• isatite agalost decay anti the tooth-ache. t'. • ...••• iv; II DItorCS HCI LE DIVINE (es rornownrlwil by se, •t, e ) , rya serer& ali.l Itenotifirs the h•it. ...! is het i• it has fall,o off f poieptratont, chance •-• t•inate, sir any cause whirl, deprives the listr of our riti .... , sit 4 - fit. HMI e &toy, by using the (lusty Divine, is " 1:1.6 with or 1.1111101541 the place of the us 000000 ve ...et/ li mil :MOs as formerly. See foorth.T riocielatiqn &sod 6- •tironoira of its efficacy in a Pamphlet, vilified `. An ..11 I itirlorrd round each batik. Price 3s. tid. —7s I'.!—and ous goitre.. t :opt tetoo's Agent. Mr. Alkiwrasso, Perfumer, Nu. 41. 4lerenrd-street, Suhuesquare ; Mer•rs. Game sad Prtrsr, Y, New B•llll4.ldfeet :Ilea-ss. Howell and Jame., 1: trt• 1-•itt's Messrs. Bayley am! thew, Cuckviir.strcel; Nr fl.sce, Chespsille; soul flitall ticauseers, HairAircreetrs, 140 Metor.tur Vemlrrs is Tuwu sad nuotry. LONDON, I'V EAST INDIA DIAGRE, Nevessista 1111, IRO. THE COURT of DIRECTORS o/' the MUTED DM/PANT of MERCHANTS fl ENG LAND, trodiv 10 Ow EAST INDIES, is lierely rhos TIP* a GENERAL COGRT of the said COMPANY sin he held at their linear is Leatimaleall mod, ore WED: N EMMY, the Ilth October or" frees Nisi to'Clea in As Dorninu until Du is the Ernsiiett, for the ELECTION of a DIRECTOR of the *aid Coasismay, is the react of Sir Alettatoter Atlas, Bart. deassaid. JOSEPH DART, Searataey. GUILDHALL, LONDON, birrsossas 25.11 M. THE (7019 %UTTER for LETTING the CITY'S LANDS will meet at Golldhall Oil THURS DAY, the 12t1 Jay of Oaubee seat, at Twelve u' Clock at Nun, to Sell by Plastic Auction the (lire or Place of Owe of the Foot ONION arid . FRUIT METERS of the City of LONDON, epeeist try the (troth of Mr. Jolla Nash. The Particulars sad Cuutlotiotti of Salo may be area ea opphomos at the Grauptroller's Office, Guildhall. JO!. BUSHMAN, GIGO ',Stoller. T M GENERAL 11EETING a th t • PIM PROLTOKS of the EAGLE msiTRANer cost- PAM', held at the London Tarero, the 6th October, 18111; Sir WILLIAM RAWLINS hi the Cbair : The Report of the nirrelors upon the Affairs of the Cont. rimy 11/1r read and approved. Jansen Drenrr, Eui ; John Clench, F.:!.q.; Simnel N *eh, Esq.; 11.ehard Whiseassa, Esq ; and F:ilsrard Wiliness, Win. dos, Esq. ',err Cr elected Director,. John Blackburn, Esq. was also re.elcrted _ . . lit wall resolved—That the Thank, of the Meeting be Riven to Sir Without Rawlins, the Chid. man, and the rent of the Comt u( Dirrctors, for their crilera) Ztal and Unre 111111t111C allrutiun in the ditcharge of the important duties toulidrit to thrir care. W. BEETIIA3I, Ste. Pobrie% tszpiriesz al Michaelmas may by renewed wilbitt dass from that period, sillier in Condoll or Rrgeal TO MONIED LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ANY rtly or tmving 4004 or 5001. at their intmetirate command, may turn it le • uuuuu I adv.mitme with t h e .11Iverriser, a respectable person en busi ness. and 001 tosbjeci to the Bankrupt Laws. Au Annuity of 50/. per Amusing will be:ranted or the Lender. A further mr.l ere.did (xpLittotion will take place, as Ibis emanates from a respectable channel. Nun: but Principals can be treated with. •• AJdrraF, per Leiier (pin.t.paid), 0 P. S, Slr. Watling's, No 409, Strand, will meet dur attention. NIM EDITION 41F BURN'S JUSTICE. This diy putolishrit, in Five 1.1•;r Volumes, Svo. with very rintinitaralde Additions and linprov,messis, price 3I 109 h, beards, TIIE JUSI'I(7E a th, PEACE and PARISH OFFICIA Ry RICHARD BURN, LL.D. Late Chvocellof of the Dooceae ui Carli4le The Tmcniv third Edition, with turret-mina aml very eon. A . (1'111111118 ; the CIIICS and Statutes brought down I , i the Tone of . . . „ Hy LOH(. 111 ND, Egg. M.P. Hltri titr At Law, RIPS Ci 1.111.111111 Of the General Qoarter- S-goillig of the Vent-, f r the C "(St tff,tr4l. !London: Ponied for C..d.11 and Uirie►; F. C and J. I{ iv ung ; Imngm no. Hurl, Itccs, ()rine, uuJ lIiNwN ; 2 .,.1 Ilntlr►iorlb 111/11 01 . whom nr.tv alho he had, . . II LAC KiTON E's COI M ENTA RIES of she LAWS of ENC.:CA.'. D. Fines-wit Ediiion, with Noire •ud Addition..., by Edward Christian, Esq. all 4 Volumes, Svo. price 21. Ss. in buist ifs. THE QUEEN'S TiCIAL. HOUSE OF LORDS, MormAY. OCT. 9. The turd Chletwllor catered the Hrouqe at s rven minute* before tell tie lot k. Pseyers Were read, the 11.110e6 called ovtr, awl the Couwwl cAllre! tit. - Ducfur Henry Holland cur sworn, and eye:mired by wytde. Did yon leave Foeland idiy•icisn tai her Royal High fuss she I's 'nets , . of W.i!es in the yeas It:14 ? I Olt. Dol you attend uss her Royal flightless+ to Napless? I did. Did you remain Site whole period of her Royal niglintss's stay at Naples? I aid What description of ricitors waited on her Royal High ness at Naples? With spry few exceptions, they were all the pilot:lin% Nobility, Enclisti and Neapolitan. W here did you Su atter you left Naples ? First to Rome, stilisequeatly to Genus. Wert you with her Royal Highness on board the Clo rinds. ? 1 was. What description of visitors wait. .1 on her Royal nigh tie,' at Galllia r All the chit f English families who were at Genoa. Disl you ever, in she period in which you rewiaitsed with her Royal II ighness,ob.erve that she, in any way or mauler, avoided the society of the English ? I did not. What was the situation of the house of kir Royal High ness at Genoa as to piehlsrity? Th.. answer was at lint so low as to raise • discussion in the Howie upon the ittetnmstieuce or a witness oat speaking tint. After a few observations film Lord Erakine, Lord Reales disk, and she Earls or Darnley and Lauderdale — Tire Lord Chaise. Ilur said, that there was no manner of doubt this every 'Wine.* most, if posaihle, coalritre to make hulloed( heard distinctly he their Lordships. If the House would allow him he 'timid take she liberty to talons Dr. Nuil nol that be ought to raise his 'titre so as to wake it unisetereary for the short-hand writer to repeat the gees • . Estairinatiou 'trammed —flow was the house situated at Gemini ? About half a tali*. from the town, hot that part of the sishurlia was thickly sulialwied. Did vow hone/ owe Illergaini in tier Royal Highness's household did. Did lie die, at the table of her R o y al Highness, while you were at Genoa t tie did out. During she period is which you were wish her !Civil Highness at the difrieeut places which you have wseutiomd, what arm the poem.. lohatitiowe of lor Itoral ilighoess Dealing ? Abeam that of a Mistreat boa hervapt.' • t, What was dos tendert of ppm* to her Ilsold Higloneas? 1 man sow it otherwise limo maresamisio ford risPenol• - t•r Was f theriany carotid's before your lirmisr Enelas4 as to tie posiostao Witch you *wade star With iter, Hord High. arm? 1t was generally andersiood that 1 was to remelts then lireer.ollCl a half or two yeses. Al what phter did you unit lase,ltersi Hightten? At Volk". Was three hay conversation as to yoor'spiasitie tree Rept iliolmess Won you cams eo Venice ? 'there was. Where? At Haas. . . Al whose sagaestios was It that yea proceeded to Ile site ? At my s.• saggestios. When you left !loyal Hiolimem at Yvette. was limier an •nderstanding that yen undteifiser *WPM altogether, or were you 1111 rehire? I was to mires. Did you leave ally articles is the house of her Royal High ness, with the nitration to return ? I did. What was the occasion ui year leaving her Royal High-, Ness sad emoting to England! Her Royal etelluess at Milan allowed pie aim wefts sparse, to make a tour Imo Switzerlasid,-1 preferred, with her permissive, to velure to Liselard ose aecaunl of coy private affairs. You hate averted that in the_period. bee Royal Riglsosisa wan. at Narplis and Genoa. her ffv . ini Hilhatio was siiiitseli by the eitief Nubility; do ysid, ream ...Mow lie names •' ally of the Emitlsh who fished her Royal Higher,. as Germ I do. Name some of them ? Lord and Lally William Lord Exnurith, Lord Ships', and all the superior tribeer• attached tat the English army. Crowezawilaed by Ike Solieitor.Graeraf. Did you go front England an company with her Royal Highness? I did. Du you remember at Genoa, Bergami tweeting with an accident I do not. Do you remember 13ergami tweeting with an *evident at Naples? I do. Was Ilergami in bed at the time ? He was. How long us. lie Ulliinhal Three or four days. Who wt. BEIVITI'S sere•nt ? Alajocchi. Did Majoeclii it. a small mbilat uext to Bergames moue ? I t.ll/11411 all.Ml aas to when- Moja/telt!' slept. Do you retnembei that there was a sofa in that cabiuel I du not Ain I to imalerstaod yam that von do not remember whether there was aa.fs in the room UI taut Ido nut sew usher either one way iii' the other. With respect to the siteation of the house of her Royal Flightiest at thitua, yi.n have said that it win in a part of the suburbs, • hich was eery papulons--was it not satiated is • gardea within a I 11111'1, UT was there Out a garde,' rbirb ran through ter whale of the ground behind the hosier.' 'there was • small gard.•ll in she front of the Louse, and • terrace gigabit aa Ith a wood bAsind it. Weer you ill the habit of dialog every day with bee Royal Richness at NW... anal at Gtona ? As Genoa I dined wikli her Royal Ilighstai• every day, but not always at Naples. Do you ramembi r being with her Royal Highne.• at a masquetsle, or neiskad 1.3:1, gat. n by her Royal Highuem to the King sir Napless? I CAS not these., Were you co er at a tra.qtaralle at the theatre San Carlos, at Naples, at whirls the Prisicess was prestesil I was. With attain, did lo r Royal Nacho. as go? I was nut aware that her Royal Iliginoss hat been there till Heat morning. Did ynu remain Oar whole time Only about an hour, • certainly • eery slant dine. Am I to idol...stand that you do not know who went with the Prioress ' Ido nut. You have stated your uhiseraations resiwctiny the condnet of her Royal theme.. sod Bergman , allow m e to ask if you aver obormed any impwarmapart condemn to air Pain caw., or if you have not dated as wtoch tat any body that? I never did . horse any impropriety in the 'conduct of her Royal Hielliasii to Bergson. Are you at•ponioltil with • minister at York? Ism. Having awakened your attention to that circumstance, allow me moil' to ark you, if you have nut stated lo any 4ly 'hat yon distpuroved of the conduct of her Royal lischart4 to !brawn ? I never have. Hate you attar laformeil soy other person whatever, that sun did not think the condi.. t i-f h e r Royal Hi g hnesstat. wards Bergami correct, or any thing whatever to that el rem " I never have. l do out ad the q eeee ion merely with respect to the indi ',alma of aliom I la you, Lot with respeet to any bialy else? lam aosati3fied of the negative that I will ven. lure IC swear that I Ikea, r have. We all know that you Issue published a book of travels; having remand. .1 you tat that circumstance, cxelose me fur toiLlog if you tome orarr found area lo slier your opi nion with sespeet to her Royal Ili„float ties conduct f-- 'l'he queidion war vlajich al to by Mr. %Vylile slid Mr. Brougham. line, you altar' entertained the tame npiiiinn with re •pert to the cnrdnil of lwr Royal highness ? I feel it toile ompo.sittle to deactibe the flueinat• of opinitio which I may have i apt-tie :lei d. but I Ain male sure that I recollect no rlian:e wt.:deter of opinion as to the conduct of her Royal Highness. Did poi mace state or lacuna any individual that sio per son haring any reg.aid to his r, could rootiout in the service of the Proitaas ? 1 ani satisfied that !did lot a Did your duty Irma you to he numb about the person of her Royal Ifichutss' Very little. Yon w. re enagivreil, tlica. lose, in your own parstiiis o M agni"( h a., they did not interfere midi my pirufesausial duties to lair Ituy:al Highness and bailie. I under*timil you, that at Naples you were marls ettaaged shoot yourself, or your Mesa ;draw. Nut murt• al Naples than elsewhere, whit... Wait Gum Eugland. I thane., you stated, that yaw sehlurn dined with her Royal Ilighttesa at Saliba r I said that I slid not door with her Itmal Ilithisess at Naples always, but that I always dined with lit r at Genoa. Wat not the tomorrow:ly you had of ulmervirig the cum duet of the Princes.* afforded at the time yeti were dining with her? It was. Except you were required professionally you did not at tend at a ll t o the foreman or its the catalog, but merely for the plop. , of ? Etc.-pt when her Royal llighttess had evening parties I did Wit. During that time Bergami waited at table both at Naples and Lamm ? He slid. How Ling arse psi at Milan liefore you proceeded to Velliee? A fortmehl. D o you ranstintwr during your residence at Genoa env of Bergansi's family entering the service of her Royal Highoess" 1 Jo. Was there a sister of Iberia', stained Faust Ma? I was not aware of that. Du you mean that you was not aware it was hit sister, or ant aware of her eniecoUf 110• service of the Prioress? I was mot aware such a person entered lire !Rim , of h er n or ,' Highness at Genoa. Did you know a perms named Martini? I did not. %%AM there II little child called Yietialur who thee 'mired ? There was a child, hut the untie I dial out haute. Was there a female came wills thud child? I saw an el derly person, alas), I brio ve, ...kr, the mother of 'begun,. Then the only ft male you rrr..lbet as having come with that a hild was • pea out olescrtha al at the mother of Bergarni ? I remenilwe no other. DU you lemmata r Luigi Rergansi catering the service of her Royal Nighties.: I do. La shad capacity ? I was taut aware. 1)til you are Won wait as • servaut Yes. Did be wear a fivers? Ile did. At what period of your residatice at Genoa did Luigi Ike- Otani ruler the setsicc of her Royal Highoess? Ide nut re. collect. • Was it towards the fiegincingor the latter end of 'oar slay? Toward, the tavola...lu ROYAL EXCHANGE AIMAIRANCE OFFICE. Estsbdtsleted by Mord Charter as lb@ itefin of Rise e;tmege . the First. September, 11310. 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Limo 1000414 LotteliolloltaCessiltell oettlipsitt et Moo ?Bowe terstrasys alrlfte rritellerig Att ;Om. er Oro lery. woo time soy other 417 wish ergs hut Ow CamsHee Oldif hies 7 . ` HOW mum after the de pa rture ca t c Ist ! ow eater the towvite of hit 11034 Iltglimoyer Too wr thrre days. • You it d not tr•Ort lie the roar estriett is Mot Priedll# I did out; I hare art-setae:illy dosses, bat owl is -the JOU' cry free Mile. is Venice. . Whvss the Cowries. eidi tittered the servire el Bar *it Isere yeti imam ober she was the Aster of 11.fgaisIT. set ;. I del !et twee it *rim; the whole soot noel I .se4, OttellaNute .111 Ilse Hoe lon was it after she mitered she omelet of the Mi tres that you ceased to wend we the rtltseepo! Avows ew avid Jay.. • •• Mi., the Prineeie strived at Teak*, to, whet Wet the rat rid To the fireado,Bertagest. Did star couliaor there the 'vitiate period of 'hi, Mai? BIM did not • . • Mow keg did she reside ! But eye Wed, 1 ballfevey at the hotel. . Where then did she go toe To a house itootedillOdy ad jMnitog the hotel. Was Mr William Burrell of rear par" ) NO au. . Did you disc with she Pitmen* at the beim t. AAA An' bed visored, or at ateored, hoist! Al the bowie to shit* she bad removed. _ _ ..... _ Every day daring her resideaer al Venire' I belleveterery day. Did the Princess leave Venice Were yea far after' I weal find Did you rejoin Hoe Prioress afierwardsl Never. Do yuu loots of the Cuuutess Otdi spoke Feeueb ) I do not know. Did poi ever hear ker speak Preach' I always convened win her w ballast. nerzawsined by .31r. WyMe. You have bore to the sisostau• of her loyal IlliglinraOr bowie at Genoa, asd pus 'mid or was foe a carder; woo if is a euurptesous Woolly* ur is • private woe? Is • cuoopiceou• siteattuft. . . . . _ - - Particularly NO It wall raised ..p s serrate. Was it comvrisitiiily ititomitti fix recrivieg milers from Genus I belirve it was. _ Have ,nu reniaincel in England t.ince your wore I leave uui.. . . Hun lone hive you bees in Foxlead since gunning ilte trivier uf I hare terra direr ur (011, sower •b -relit Gunn Englannl fur i•burt pettedly bni have grarrally lwre. . Hurt you bees practising openly as a physician is Lan don ? Yes, during the Imo tire race. Have you ever Ikea esantissed during that these relative to the conduct of the Prioress Never. Has any perms *skis! you in be examined Never. By Unit G•kine—Dunn: the whole Ilene of you attend ance on the Prince's, did you Cr., observe any indecent, immodest, or improper conduct is ber Royal Higbneas ? base out. By Earl Gary—Did you ever ob.rove is the conduct of the Priticras ray thing to bring disgrace two,' the character of the country' I believe can decidedly say, never. You 'have be.. a.licd whether ran have ever been examin ed ix Wive to the conduct of the Princes: I wish to have your 6161111ef inoreexplkitly to this ayse.stion—" Whether, previews to tlw charge, or any proceedings Iving cossietcnced i■ Pat lianseut, you ever were regrind to give any information as to the conduct of the Printer...during the lime you attended on her ?"1 I never hid any application whatever made to me. Lurd Lauderdale—Did you anted Sagami during hie short Macias at Naples ?—1 did. How .14 you go in his room ? By a passage which was at right afters with *nine. Theo Doctor Holland had noiircasion to paw through the small cabinet, which was adjacent to the room ofßergamot' I passed-1i gh no cabinet. You went through the real corridue then into a little passim, I did. 1)o you lecalket the dress which Retrami wore whets he the • of the Princes ? I the not. You have raid that you recollect nu f• male of theorem, of Fattst inn. en:cring list- service of thr P.ineeNS at Geisua ; do you recollect auy female received into the service of her It yal 11111tners about the time that the mother of rergaasi and little child came? My recollections on that sulj.rt are extremely iudistoicii,l do not recollect soy such female. Du yon know the ovum in which the Princess slept at Ge nus • Ido nut. . _ Adjacent to your room at Naples slept Hieronytessa? Yes. And William Austin in a chamber adjoininz Inv ? Yer. Lord Grantham—A Ammer *slues.% ha. stated that on the same fluor wish the eharub►► of the Princems was a place oft.' as a water•cluaet ;du yip. recolltet such ■ pLate? Ida nut. A Peer—Have you ever wen the Principals and Bergavai together after Lterganti Iterative Chaenbet Nits ' No. By the Led of LA.l.l.l4l6le—Dwa Dr. liollaud know whether there watt any rabitott adjo.nittg Bergamo's room ' If my neollertims hr CI 'arc!, opposite the door of Stream's room there last a small room, which may tautly not be called a calomel for any thing that I know. Hy Ihr Earl of Kingston—Of your awn hnowliedige do you know ails thing of thr conduct of the Qi.era fur the hot Obi yrors I believe the time since I left her service was lire y. ars in June last nu loud linos—To whom did Dr. Holland dedicate the hook of travels *bids he has published It has siss dedica tion. _ . . I brg In knew whether you did not iatend Is dedicate it to Ike Prior's!' of Wales ?—(Lord siatimers, and cries of " No, ow "") Hive you ever said you intended in dedieale it to the Princess or Wales? Ido wet recollect ever Haying so. Will yon, on your oath, say that you tower have said as! I ran only say, that, to theirs! of my meellerties, I Never did. Can y o u say, positively, that you sever did? Idu not re. collect ever having ?overlain. d su.h as idea. When the C4.311.11e“ 0141 jailed the Priwese's party, was she introduced to you Ves t as far se I rectrllect, by her Royal Highness herself What did her Royal Highness say as that oerasioa ? I cannot particularly moiler( what was said..; Lot 1 believe she did 'lathing hot meet ion her name, saying, the Countess thlt would accompany her lo Venire. Did the Princess speak Italian? But insp.-decay, dining my "lay to bar ferrite. . Did she ever, in your hearing, say how she became ac quainted with till' Countess ? She do/ not. It most hare appeared strange to Dr. Holland that rn rh a prl.ll/1 as tor Countess Oldt should hive been intnolsced into the household of her Royal Highness, without shy thing bang known or said of her former condition, ur the reason or her iutrodoetioo ? Mr. Brougham here iittrrptsed and exit], in • firm tone, that she rpiertiou hail sio relation to any issue that hail hitherto been before their Luidahips thirtiiqh the whole: retreat of 'hie !WWII dial The NUbSe lard !replied, tat a very laud and angry tone, that he h.ol only intratkd ri as on isstrodaelion is. the Vol. leo iii 4 pow Ma Di i Ile Holland newer ask who the Cistratesa was 1 do tint recollect that lever did; but I trick' have dime so. lly laird 11.4elicrry--rDe you recollect the Priarrot gulag Mtn Bergasto's room as the time you *Moiled him donee his Mums at Naples ? No, I do not. Ilat you ecrolltaci her going into Ins room daring any part of that Mae..? TO my knowledge, fiy.l.ord Kerlestlale—lhtt you ever attestst any other of her awl Highorsa's suite at Naples Vex. la he were their person! ilterutsysssa aid the Classabrr lain. t ~, ~~ ~;:~ ~J I 14 ; . I