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. " all. these argnments with: Sir Sydoey Smith . in • ,the most forcible manlier I was toaster of , add - ; " ing also as a further object, worthy of Most se , riot's consideration, the danger of any .appear ' " once ill-blood in the family at such an event " .fut crisis; and to press upon his mind the neces " sity of his itsitti..;'his best endeavours with Sir " John Douglas, notwithstanding' all the provo; " cation that had been given them, to induce him re to kl i the'matter drop, and pursue it nci farther. " Sir. SyslneyAabserved to tite, that Sir John bouglas waS.„4.l' man whOnt, when once helm(' taken a hue frora, a principle of honour, it was ee velldiffictilt- to persuade him to depart, from it ; " however, as be thought that if any man could " stcc ail upon into, he might flatter himself with " being 'rite mo.it likely to perSuade hint, front the " weight he bad with hint ; wOuld immediate/ ly try how far he could xaitt upon him, blv "-making use of those arguments I had brought '' ,r forward . to - induce hint, to drop the matter altogether. ' About four or .. five days after ", this, Sir ,Sydney' called' upon ma again, and " informed me, that upon making . ' use,' With ee Sir jphn, of those reasons which I 'had au " thprised his stating tobe those by which I was " actuated in, making the request that he would' " not . . press the business farther, he had not been "lahle to resist their, force, but that the whole • etatent, of tirOtokelte had been able to obtain of " 101 p, araounted , to up more than that he would, te cirmnstanees, - rematn . quid, if Itft " wonoieseedi but that be,would imot pkdge him `! scif not to butt, - the,subjea forward hereafter, " when.the same Motive might no longer operate "to keep him. silent. This result 1 ComMunicat " ed, to the best; pf my vcollection, the follow - "ing day, to the PritiCeaS•, iyho, seemed satisfied. " with it, and front that day to, the present one, , " (Nov. 10, 18(15), I never haVe heard the sub.. " aeet. hamettat;;aht in 'any slotpe, until Called sip• r" on by the Prince„ Co make known to ItiriLthe s • ii :T a ta ktai t ees,,of,•this trapsac:tion, as far as I " could bring diem to my recollection." And now haying foltilled What - the Prince wish- eitian,„to, dia to ,the best of my abilities, in case bercailer. ally out by,' vhOot n; narrative of all the . ciremitStaocesit ,rehtted by Sir John and Lauly MilOai, of Nybri t u .1' was informed by my bro ther,„4.abscauCat to* aitr conversation., should imagine that, I know More of them than I have statol,l hereby spothanpoitsly declare, that what:. 1 fovea w" ritten is the whole extent of what I iv aS apprised of ; and had the Princes thought proper to inform ma of what, : in the;,,arrative of the Iti formadon giveh ,by' Sir. JOhn and Lady Douglas, is Minded to,, shintld haire felt 'ttlyself obliged to Oahu! all iatetierioec. iii the baaiheSs,,and to have time stirred to.ber; that it would be Impossible for ,to keep a Matter of Such int portauce froth the knowledge„of.the Prinee, • (Sighed) 'llnwaan. Otc. rri,DAviT,9p TiloMAs•LAWitttfpz, Esca,. I, Thoputs, Lawrence, swear, that in the year I Sin did steep -sevvcal nights at Minitagur and that frequently between the close of the (lay's sitting; and-her Royal Ilighness dressingfor liner, I was alone withAbeerineess. ,'.Chat I saw her iu the crating, and reniaiped till 12, 1, or 2' Welock,,hut Dever alone, exeopt in one single instance; and that short.titne, when I remained withher ltoyal Highness in the blue-roost draWing-roOtp, as I .remember,, to Answer,.some questions, that had, been put to cue. I catnip( recollect the:pdytiett. 104, hut-solemnly declare, :that .I bare not the leitst objection for. all the world to Gave heart( or seen: What took place ; „that :I never was alone with her .11,oyal Ilighness,,in any: other place ; thqt never. was, with .the door locked, holted,, or hs t..eueti, Otherwise than in the common and wanner, which leavFs• it in the power of any persint oat the outside to open it. ", ••• So help me • TIIUM:A'S taNVltiN4p, ~ 114tUnn Garden, 24th Sept, .1806. T. . ' • VIP; pP.PCMIITION OFTraO3. ElltritArigs, OF OF fitntGEON,' 011 Tuesday,". May. 29,• 1865., i 'waited :upon thel Earl of _Moira, by his .appabitment • who, baying -introduced ate to Mr.. Conant:, a .?Niaits trate for 'Westminster, proceeded tti mention a charge preferred.against file by one of the female tevvants of her Royal Highness the Prinees of of my" having :said that her . Royal 1110 fess byen pregnant., His.Lortiship then asked inc . 411,1111 d nc.4,lded her lloyal_ilighnes.s,---74iud‘whe iiieri ut that, time I..di& not mention to a servant, , that I shoughther Royal Iligliaos: in th e fA rtl ity 'way,—and whetherl did. not also tisk if tlse Prince bait I),.en down .to, Afontague-house ?' I ianrsver ed, had never entered my 'mind that her yoyal Highness Was in a situation L,and that, -therefore,,Certainly I never trade the rentark to any:or i e,..,nor. had I asked Whether -hp 'Royal. 3lighness had visited the house.. I-said, that at that time a report: of that nature . allialetl to was vottleitt, hat that 1 treated it as an In faMOll3, lie. of: tie day; Iu s Lordship adverted to the dr:. cuaisinitee, of her Itefyal Highness having taken et child. into her houte -, and obierved,how dread- • Jid inbitatiet about succession to the Throne were,* ' auel what con(tision Might, be eanse . d by any claim .this' child observed l that I was aware-of it, bat •repeated the assertion that I had .fiever ' thought id-stick a thing as was suggested, and . ..therefore conoiAgred it impoisible, manner, , that I eould.4iisye-.giveit tt inferance, 1 Observed, that.' helieved v in thefir4t inbtaiiee, tlio: Page,. had nientioned. Ili loess, and that ~.it calm; from :1) ( . 1 - i tf o ,ed,..iyhqe . 1 'went ivken : her Royal Ilighue:4 fir-::t term i it, %Pelt 831 y „pqvailed in the 17;6nant ObsleXigfL:tbilt I v believCti it Wag rritt ' , ;at';, unusual tita n for • a -medical may,. v. - lien he. in) t. hat t lady,,waS.pregnani , tuentinti 1 his k iwititialo.Nonie•-conlidemtial. titrre...volc in the • .possibility, if such. •, • • ii04. 4 ,1,);.;eiV.. .my opinion ' but reniarkeif it,: l • 41,i1S4ve14earemovell before I could hive einu.- * „."iniA4-!143 . 1: itlitaird,alio a tier. • . .1 4 4.14.1‘' .t# ,okdiery 4ifif;nificiint Inaager, with, .. hip hawb 4,0 h o,4ll4nbinti head'(Wl; (Mc sll'otildet., Iris eyes diretted towards me, with a sOrt r of snlile Observed, t! that he could not help thinking tbere mast 'something in. the servant's" deposition,'' its if he did not' give perfect. -credit to what I had: said, He observed, that , the -,matter was, then. Confined to the knowledge of a few; end that_ lie had hoped, if there had been'any foundation for the affidavit, I 'might have acknowledged it, that the affair might have beeo hushed. With.respect 'to the minorAttestion, 1 observed, that it was not probable that 1 should conde-icend to .ask any stich rptestionas that imputed:to ine; of ii menial.ser vant, and: that I was'rmot in the habit of ender , • ring confidentially with servants, Mr. Lowten cautioned me to. I. ) q on my guard ; •as, 'if it appeared on further inVestigatiOn, had mmle Snell inquiry, it might'be very tinpleasant to me, .it come under tlic consideration of s the Privy Council. 1 said, that I considered the -re liort as a malicious One, and was ready to take oath before magistrate, that I bad' not at any time asserted, or, even thought, that her Royal Highness' bad ever been i❑ a state , of' pregnancy since I had had the honour of attending the hOu§e hold. Mr.. Conant asked me whether,... whilst =I , was bleeding her Royal Highness, or after I . had performed the operation, 1 did not make some •e(innnent.on the situati in of her Royal 'Highness from the state of the blood, and whether I reecint. amended the : operation. 1 answered itr the nega tive to both question§ ; •11-said , that her Royal Highness had t,ent for me to bleed her, aodthat I. (lid not then recollect on what account. I said that I .had bled hey Royal Highness twice, but did not remember the dates. 1 ast.cd . Lord n Moira th wheer he intended to proceed in the bpsirtess; or, whether I.nright consider it as at rest, ttuit,l might have anoppoetimity, if I thought necessary; of consulting may friends relative to the. mode ..of conduct I ought to adopt. He said that it the subject was moved any farther, 1 . Lininld be ap.- prised of it, and that at' present it was. in the, hamh of a few. I left them.; and in ablout ark hour, on further eonKiideration, wrote the note of which the following is a copy, to whicilk 1 never recteii.ed any reply :•;-' 7 » " Mr. Edmeades presents his respectful com pliinemlts to,Lord Moira, and on mature delibera t tion, after leaving:bis Lordship:upon time ebnver4.. sation vhielt . passed at Lord -Moira'h this morn , Jug, he feels it necessary to advise with : some fiiend.on theproprietY-Of making the particular§ of the conversation known to her Royal Higloie.,s the'Prineess of Wales - , as Mr. Edmeades would im:." very sorry that her-Royal Highness should eba i• der him capable of such infamous conduct a§ that imputed to. him, on the deposition of a .servant, by Lurd Moira, this morning. Loudon, May 20, 1305." , I,havebeemenabled..to state the substance of my interview With Lord Moira and Mr. Conant with the more partictilarity,, it . § made memorandums of it within,a day or two , afterwards ; and I do furtherdepose,' that the papers hereunto annexed', marked A and .B; are in tin hand-4 , 666 of Sa.'. muel Whim Mills; of Greenwich,. 'aforesaid; my partner ; and that he , is tit present, as.l verily be lieve, upon his road froin.W4les through Glonces•'! ter to Arch. . ' (Sigßeti) TItOXAS EDMSADES. Sworn at ttm Public Otfice, Hat Garden, thi5,261.11 day of clam ber, 1806.. .` . (Signed) TiION4S LEACH. Moterandrans of the.ileads.of Conversation betvieen Lord Moire, Mr. 14%104 and niyself. . • 11,1 a? .14 1806. May 13,'1806.--Irec.eived a letter fro'm Lord ,111nira; of which the 'following is siTl exact copy ' St.Jtanolt'splut;e: May 13, lyOCi " St 11,—A partieulartircutustatiee tnnk-es re:desire to have the pleasure of .secing you, and indeed ten ders it indispensable,that you should take the,trou ble of calling on in As tbe . ielarin Westminster trail oceupies the latter holtri : of the day; I intose Vegr you to he with nie 1H early as nine &Clock to morrow morning; Ili tie Mean time it will be better titaf you should not apprize any one of My. haring regnested you to converse with me. I have the honour, Sir, 46 be, Your obedient Servant, (Signed) .11.1.1aRA, To Mir. illl. TIIIA is'thel'aper refertAd to 14 . the • 'sLllidavit'of Thomas Edineades, ware beloTo the ttio With Sept. 1806. T 1165. LEACR. in conrequenee -of the. above ,letter. waited on his ',Lutalship -ixaetly at nine o'clOck. In kss than fire minutes I Was admitted at liis roont;and by hintrrCeived very politely, ..lie be g w, the con vrsat ton ; by stating-he wished to contern With me on a,verydellettte sitbjee,--that I might rely on his lthnottr, .that ,passed .was ,to .be perfect confidence ;. it wtns his duty to:. his o.ince, as his Counsellor, ta ingoire into tie -111)ject, whieh he had . knoyn s'ctme time ; and,,the inquiry was.. (literal:lc) to iiiy chavacter.. He Oten stated, that a' deposition len made by a domestic of 'her' Royal Highness the 'Princess (aWalca,, de.posing, airs a, declaration made by me; that her Royal High n es.tt. was, p regn ant; and that I-made inquirtes when interviews might have talien place with the Vrine6, I answered,. that I had never declared the Pritt oss to be with'eltild, nor:ever made the inqui ries stilted----'that the declaration was till 1111:111llAIS 'falebooct. Thisbeini.„;.expressed ‘vitliSoine warmth., that -14$ Lordship observed at mittht the - nrqui ries -Vey y inimeeutly, cone4iv that her Roy a 1 Jiitilthess 4ould hot be itr that. situation; hut•hy .the I rince. .J repeated my assertii-r.l of the false boudrlfthedeelftr at ion,,add initha t tits LOU versatign wits Intended to . be coittliteutial:l. felt nty • -abatatettYr it,iongly, attacked by the tfrelarittion, thereforelt Vt IIG necessarY thetleolanithiu should inveNtik , ;4lot c jiiati tio . thtubt b u t ti n 'character - 1 hod so would. make my assertion . i h h e e li t e i v r e eC i lt i t i e e s t t (l e r t i I l i Lordsittil : .suid ,he slid not reinaiher,, .but he had deNired th e e-solicitor to meet me, who . WOhl,/,1 shots it mt. I th6u obseried, that ho I tthl communicate to his Lord bin why-1 WNW :N Printed' !•,4, , 1"i iONIAS WOOD, of No, I stralui aotl At the be/Di 01 tact, No. 112, litratitil, where iltivaaisententi, Orden' fo. . • „Was desirous to kilot the teen: l -ar-ca 14. • ills Lordship, thatiiion after ha Royal came 'tolalactslioath; fatten Ted her in art lllne ;, with Silt' Prateis in which 'bled her Soon.after her recovery, she thought,pro per to form a yegttlar : inedic4l ppointthent; and qapptiinte:l Myself and Mr: Eduaelds to he skirgeons and,apothecaries to hertoyit Highness. On re- eviving my warrant lot kuch : iippoittiment, dined accenting the honour of lidng Appointed apothecary, being inconsistent with my character,- , being edutaitetlas surgeon, and living had an ho-- , norary degree :of physic conferriti on me.' .ller XtOyal Highness condeseendedto to. appoint me .. lifer - surgeon only, His Lordship rang. to know; if. Lowteif was come i he was in - the'next room.. His Lordship left me for it few minutes.' retort“ ed, and'iniroduced me to Lowten, with much politeness as D,i . Mills, repenting,theassurance of what passed' being confidential: 1 asked :NV. L.. the data of the declaration that liad..been ass - eried to have been - made by me. , , lie . said in - the yvar• 18 . 02. I thAin4with permission ‘flf his Lordship,,. gave theobist4y of my ap . nointincrit, addintr-shiec *eonftlut Princess as a patient. °nee she sent frit. me to bleed her. I Was from home.' Mr . . tdineftdes',, - went; nor had I visited any one in the house, except one -Mary-, and thalwai in a ve, Thad ease of surgery ; was mit Sitre.whether it was b r eforc or ,after tay appointment. Lawten v.) , „ed anL the date of it. I told him I did not recollect.— He (Ibserved,,from my warmth of exoresing• my contract:aim) of the . deposition; that. saw it in a .wrong . light ; that I might suppose, a, d very in-, riocentiy, her Royal Ili!;liness to be.pre, F ;nant, and then the inquiries wereas imnrently fan swered, that the iitra of pregnancy neV.er entere4 my head; that' I - , ever attenited her Royal High nesB itt any romplaint ; Whether, she .'ever had any Inever knew. Mr. LoWten-.said I viiilkt tlifttlt so horn her inereise.of 1 ansWered•,, ,NO—I never did . think her pregnant, therjae never could say it,: and that the deposition was an itifamous falsehood. Ilis Lord , ihip - the.W ohserv—, ed, th;Litne perceiied; there must be a rtastate;anil that Echneades was the person -Meant', vviioji, he ,wished to see Y said he' wag then - atiO-Zoid,. • and dial not return' before Satnrday. ilis etlip eked if ne.cante through London. I ' - said, 1 einild not tell. " • • Find ink nothing noW arising'froin conversation, I asked ito.:retire,.' 4 !"l-li, L9rdship'atte . .nded out,' ; of the ypdin-with ;:;reat politeness. . . Whent caine.,hoine sent his Lordship a letter, With the rhiteof rile warrant, April 10, I answeredOiy letter, wi.th thatas for. illy ionnedi ate attention, and wished tO- sce Mr. Ednteades on Sunday morning. ',chili letter catne onlhe.Sa. tuvday carry on'the:Sunday A scot Timothy to let his Lordship know Mt: Ednicades would return tili• Monday:, .0a ay, , I promised lie should attend,,Jv,hit lt he did. The pr.ceeding inenortiathun r an 'coact coy of: what I. made the day' alter 'been Lord (Signed) • , SAm:.Guxtm .11141.5, - Crborres nilf, Greenwich . A 'go ifrou • This iA the paper marked K. , referred "to iu tho allidarit of Mr. Ecirioades, before rue , this (Signed). - Tuo., LE At It s ~ L Tint . ADDRESSIM BY lIER ROM HIGHNESS THE , PRINCESS QV' WALES TO THE KING. Star.-•--I,Vlien I lust troubled your Majesty upon my'onwton;Ste business, I had raised loyimild to hope thar.l .should Inwe th 6 happineis' of hearing .from your Majesty, and receiving 'our ,gracious cothinands mto pay y thit'y to your Royal presence beforethc expiration Oftile last week; and, when hoe w.kls atzropointed i eagerly clinging to tlny Nt;:t widelt ofici.ed 'me potpeet of being SiVed frrittt• the necessity of having . recourse (fin' the yhidication of* My ci.,,,f,,cte,r) to th4pitbliarition of the proceedings upon the Liquiry into . nly duct, 1 thought it just to suppose that the reason for' in not !laving received your i',lnjestv's com mands to that effect might have been, occasioned b the 6irciiniStAttice of your Alajesty's. Stnylng at Windsor through the whole of the week, 1 thdre forc„`tietermned to \vait a few illys longer, before I took a step Which, ..Vben once takei), could not be . recalled. 'Having, .hi.)Wever, n9sured that yourMajettywiviifilown yesterday;—:-a I have. veccived'no conimands to wait upon your Majesty; and no intimation of your . I‘l - ..ijc:ty's am reduced to the necisbity of abandoning all hdpe that ybur iNt ije-sty will comply with my'humble, my earnest, iancl anxious request. . Your Majesty, therefore, will not he . surpri4e4 to hod,, that ,the of the Trocee4lings 'lauded to will riot be wil.l,l,clit lieyond T.Nitinclay . . As,to any cnwro,nences nhicb may arise horn stick publication, nnpleasant and hurtful to my, own ,feelingg niul.intei e...ts, I in..iy, perhaps, be properly respow4ible,- - :ltid in any ',event have no '.one to . complain' of but myself, .and those with whmst,is.dvice 1 lia,ve acted; and ,whatever those coli•iequep: , .s . mil li?, I ?till .o•*.ity and unalterithly coo in.ced that they-unit be inc.:deniably less than ithoqe which. I should be' exposed. to trout tiiy Si.lence. Rot a‘i tp. any other. conscquences, no-, ~pleasant or hurtrnl to the 'feelings an( terests of. othtt., or of the public, m ns_ y cociee . e will, cer ir tainly t tviluit tat: ut those.: ' I am confident that I have riot acted iiiinatiently or precipitately. To avoid coming to this painful extremity, 1 have talon every step in my power, eXcept that which would abandon my cipracter to otter infitniy; and mysstatiou in life to no 1111Ver talt) danger, and poBsihly to no very distant de struction. \Vitt) every prayer, for lengthened continuance of your Iltia . kuy's- health and luippitiesi, for every possible hie:sting : which a gracious God can .4stew upon the beloved Monarch at a loyal peo ple, and for the continued prosperity of your-do ininioni, under yourliajestr s.vtopitions rcitp, refulpl ; , your illpiesty's most dutiful, 1410#400, buit:3l 49 t univappy in dairetet-11)-letweiviInt,-ali subject, (gigned) (. 1 , A 11.01,i Ni IVi4r i 1407, Aftbilt;Ell S4'itl,Pl4g,kSaittb . t, Groaccrior-rtufirP , the l=aps", Leticrs for th e Editer 4 ,Bte. Oust pit,d); nut be siddiesseo4 A It&URN OF FLOilit, , c ,fio• From Feb, 27, to Matchs.-4rom Ely CocM . ~ ; ).1 Sacks. .i. -'6. -sact.s. • s . d. 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