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^. • ,r,• IA11( A i e.,111 a . a -die ;. c 4 , 4 it• s. ,a , .A•,^•• mii baii' .0. ; ,/. 7.A: • 1t... ........../...........1•MIMINNill ' . ' _ Lr_IL-MaiLleibilallip/' ' .. ,/./. NUMRRR 553 g. . . LONDON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1820. i • _., . . THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY LAN E. a ARMY CONTRACTS. When you, opened the door what did Bereanti do He What Baron ? The Baron liergaini. I When you saw them The last eleven performances of Mr. Kean, before his peni. COISMISSARIAY DERARTUNT, TREASURY took sway his ann from Ilse seek of the Prima:as, sad told How long were you at the Villa d'Este ? More tbaa two or was any body else i tire departure for America. CRARTIERs, AUGUST 22, 1820. our " What do you want here, you dog?" yearn. Did they walk sep THIS EVENING, TUESI)AY, Sept- 5, NOTICE it h t • •II IP d • The Interpreter mid the original was stronger (figiio eft Did you afterwinds go to Rome with the Princess ? I did, and he was soicinr ere ty green to o 6 Persons estr his Majtorty's Servants will perform the Play ofvane), and meant " you sun of a dog." one at' Contracting to supply the following Articles - -tin* were you employed when you went to Rome ;In How were the. W hat did yon gay to the Baron) I told him he must what situation ? He glues not comprehend the question. passegplare.) ' THE MOUNTAINF.ERS. fur the Use of the Aram, eta.— excuse use, I came here to Bank after the agent—that 1 had The question was rtraty'l ' I war a t. 1)1J you iv Octavian. Mr. Kean ; Virolet, Mr. Jelfriec ; Kilmallock, Bit FAD, • so many inen waiting for the materials, and I wanted to put Donor the lime that you nese at the Villa d'Este, did you move made Mr. Thompson ; Roque, Mr. Powell ; Rawbold, Mr. Bruns- To his Majesty's Land Fuicia to Cantonments, Quarters, them to work. ever see the Princess and Bergami together ? I have. When y I. y ; Bulcazen !Risley, by the Young Gentleman who was so and Barracks, in the limier-mentioned Counties and Did Berganti make any reply? He told me that was not Where have you seen theta together) Walking about roil ther f 'vont-ably received in Titus; Danem, Mr. Yining; Sadi, Islands:— the apartment for the masoits to work in. the grounds of the villa. Why Mr Russell. Zorayda, Mrs. W. West; Floranthe, Mrs. Eger- Alderney, I Gloucester (in- Norfolk, I Dail you ever afterward* see the Princess and Bergamo In what manner? She was holding the hand of Bercanii. ip ton; Agues, Misa Cubitt. Belford,eluding the City Northampton. together? I saw them once more. Weir they RIMS!, or was any other per with them? et After which, the Farce of Berke (including of Bristol), Northumberland, Where did he see them together ? Tbey were descending Sometimes they were *lune, and winetimes the Parse PAST TEN O'CLOCK. the Town of Guernsey. Nett Mellow, I the staircase, arm in arm. d' Mannar was with them. Sir Peter Punctual, Mr. Hughes; Old Snaps, Mr. Giatie ; Hungerford), Hauls, Oxford, Did he are them do any thing to each other at that time ? Have you ever seen them in a boat on the lake? Many Young Snaps, Mr. Raymond; Harry Punctual, Mr. Thump- Berwick, I Hereford, Salop. 1 saw them in descending stead fur a moment on the stairs, limes. *OH ; Dozey, Mr. Mundeta Lary, Mrs. Edwin ; Nancy, Socks, lirrlford, Somerset, for I was monism( them. When you have seen them in a boat together were th Miss Cubist. Cambridge (incluil- Hoots, , I Sintrurtl. Did lie Piet them at say other time besides that which he slime ? Sometimes ail" sod sometimes wills the 0 . 1 ffolk, Boxes. is. Second Price, 3s. est.—Pit, 3s. 6d. Secondiog the Town of bile of Mao, SuSurrey, has described) I saw them three ur four times ou an ass uOrHolwleur• • Price. 2s—Lower Gallery. 2s. Second Price, ls.—Upper N"M"kel)r • is" "f IVight, they were passing me. , Did you know the room of Bergami at the villa Cheater, Jersey, SIIIISPaI, Gallery. ls. Second Prier. 6d. Was nerved welkin tie riding ? Bergami was on foot. I do. Doors will be opened at Half-pain Six &Clerk, and Cswlllwil ntwiwrl- Kehl (tnelloling Warwick, Near the Princess ? Yea. Do you remember being at any limit' the anti MR Scilly), Tabory Fort in Westmoreland, the Performances on each Evening commence at Seven. How did Bergami hold his hand? Once behind the hack, that room ? Yea. Cumberlaud, ' the County of Wilts, at another time ou the thigh, while the Primes was sitting At what lime of the Jay was it that V"' we The Butcritlice will hen pened from Ten o'Clock until Five. Derby, Essex), Worcester, ste• The Free List cannot he extended to these Perform- on the ass. eharnher ? It was In the muntitig, betwece Devon, Lancaster, ' York,o'clock. mires, the Public Peess always excepted. %Mime hack does be mean' The Princelier; be was sup- Dorset, Leici bier, North and South porting her while she rode nu the ass. Did you are Bergami at that time? ' To-morrow, Othello : Othello, Mr. Kean—with The Pri- Durham. . Lincoln, %Vales; Any other person present at the time? They were on the • from the side where'll" Prine"" root' saner at Large. Essex (exclosive of al iiiil tenor, . Awl ice the several How was he dressed) Id a atoriti' public road, passing up and down in the day-time. On Thursday, Venice Preserved, with Higb Notienia - Tilbury Fort), al onmunth, I Coontiesin North drawers on. • Britain. ernsremnined by Mr. Tindal- In what direction did be go ? THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. As shot Bread to the Household Troops in London and its When did you first communicate what you know about the Princess to any one ? The first lime I mentioned it was room.pid he go to Ida room ; did THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, Sept. 5, Vicinity, . to the son of the factor. wilt he Iserionned OATS, Have you been at Milan on this business! I was. he went to his room. THE ACTOR OF ALL WORK. To his Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonment. and Quarters, to When was it ?In the year 1818. Did he see you ?He sr When you were at Ito' After which, 3d time, a new Comedy, its three acts, called the under-mentioned Counties:— Did you go there with others? Yea, at table? I did. DOG DAYS IN BOND-STREET ! Redford, Glom-ester, Rutland, Whims did you see there ? I went to the boost of tbe Dill you wait at di The Principal Characters by Messrs. Terry., Jones, Liston, Bars it k, Herefoi il, Salop, Advocate Vilmarcati. Who.nsed to dip, J. Russell, Barnard, Williams, Mrs. Pearce, Mrs. Watkiumm, ("Irk'', Hertford, •St•florii, Did he examine you? Ile did. Cambridoe, Hoop, • Westmoreland, Was - there any person else present besides Vilmarcati ? some persons orb. Mr.. Ala..ihrit. The Prologne to lie spoken by Mr. Connor. Chester, Leicester, I Wilts, There were three more p He did. ersons present. Did Bergen); Cumberlond, Lincoln, m LlI Worcester, To conclude with (4th time these twealy-six years), Do yon who they were ? They told me that one Did I' ui 'THEDerhy, M•ininoiallt, North and South was a Colonel, the second was an Advocate, I don't know villa BMP IF THE SUICIDE. Durham, Oxford, Wales. who the third was. Tohine, Mr. C. limbic; Tabby, Mr. Terra; Dr. Trnby, I Did P FORAGE, via. Was the Advocate an English Advocate ? So they mid. Mr. Yottuger; Catchpenny, Mr. Williams; Ranter, Mr. J. Villa P Oats, Hay, RUll Straw, to his Majesty's Cavalry in Bar- Was the find Colonel Brown ? It was. th Russell; Bounce, Mr. Connor; Siptili, Mr Farley : Win racks, suit Oats in Cantonments and Quarters in the How long did you stay at Milan? Four days and a half. (14, pave, Mr. Barnard. Mrs. Grogram, Mrs. Pearce; Nancy, tinder mentioued Counties tu South Britain : ' Were you tinder examination all that time, or a great Mrs. Marilyn ; Peggy. Mrs. Jones. ' Becks, I Middle-ex, I York, • • part of. it ? .1 was examined es. the third day, because there es Bra, sa.—Pit, 3s.—First Gallery, 23.—Second Gal- Cornwall, I Norfolk, Ordtianceilarracks "Tr,. mher„,,,,,uniii.d before me. . tem Is. Devon, Northampton, • at Newcastle. What slid you receive for going to Milan ? I have or The Door' to lie opened at Six o'Clock, and the Perform- Dorse It, Nottingham, noon-Tyne, awl I ceived ten litres a day fur the expenses of my travelling. ' mice to begin at FwVfll. Essex, • Somerset, Oats in North- Do you meat) to say that you have got uo more than t' Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. afassingham, at . Hants (including Saltolf s, timberland ; I d„. the Theatre. I the Isle of Surrey, . And the several V. lieu were you applied to to come to England Private Boxes may be hail, nightly, by application at the I Wight), Sussex, Counties in winter. • Rev Office. Kent, Wai wick, I Noi tit Britain. I Who Ratified to you? called upon me • Tirmorrow, Dog Days in Bond-street !—Sylvester Dagger. LanZaster, from the AdrucateViloaarcati. woad—and Eabange no Robbery. That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th I Did you matte any agreement with Vil On Thursday, Dog Days in Bond-street! with Exchange ,lay of October next ; that Proposals' in whittle, scaled coming to England ? 1 made an agreemeu• no Robbery. sip and marked " /*ender fir Army Sispplies," will be re- give me tea livrea a day. The Politic are most respectfully informed, that Mr. eeived at this Office tin or before. Tuesday the 26th day of Was that besides expenses? It was f. Brehm', is enoaatol at this Theatre for a limited number of September next (hilt none will be received after Twelve Who paid yOur expenses coming co Night', and will make his first appearance on alonday next, .'Clock tin that D.iy), and if sent by post, the postage must Conner gave us ten tierce a day. in Guy Mannering. be paid. Who pays your expenses here? • Proposals must be made separately for each County, ex- Where du you live here ? It THEATRE-ROYAL; ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, cept fur the Counties comprising North and South Wales, • Alone or with others? I see STRAND, all of which must he included in one Tentleros also must the i and near ine. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY. Sept. 5. several Comities in North Britain,.atid each Proposal must Hive you seen Theodore will be performed, 2.d time, a new Operatic Drama, have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly Do you know hint ? I " ill three acts, called filled up, by two Persons of known property engaging •to here, never before. THE BARON DE TRENCK. become bound with the Party tendering in the amount I Is be in the same re The Baron De Tema, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Commandant stated in the printed Particulars, fur the doe performance of and Ihi another; I ' of Witte, Mr. Rowbotham ' • Anthony Swartz, Mr. Harley ; the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made in England. Lionel Schell, Miss Kelly; Hawn, Mr. Wilkinson; Michael, op a printed Tender, and the price* expressed in words at The cross-elm Mr. Broadbuiyt. Eugenia, Bartow-is of Lindorf, Miss Carew; I length; and should it so happen that during the mato uance was re-exansioe Josephine, Miss Love; Calm., Mrs. Grove; Nanoette, Miss of the Contract no Troops should he supplied in the County. I 'Vim Rime,' 1. Stevenson. i the expense of the stamps far time Contract and Bond, paid I and Berger, After which, 21st lime. • new Itotritotie Melo-drama, in in the first inst•mee by the Ciiiitr, ictor, will be refunded to the case? three parts, %moiled on the Tale called , him. Do y, _ THE VAMPIRE; Partierilars of the Contract. may he had upon application Wall i Or, THE BRIDE OF,THE ISLES. at this Office, between the Hews of Ten end Four, and at but ' Character' in the iniroductoiy Vision—The Vampire, Mr. I the Office of Del: uty Commissary-General Young, Hain- et T. P. Cooke ; Lady Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Chatterley; Usida, burgh. Moss Love; Ariel. Miss Worgman. I P.S—Samples of the Bread and. Meal may be seen at this Characters in the Drama—Rothven. Mr. T. P. Cooke; Office, between the Hours ofTwelve and Two. Bunsid, Mr. Bartley; Itobert, Mr. Pea-min; MeSsrill, Mr. fierier. Lady Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Chatterley; Bridget, - Mrs. Grove; Ellie, Miss Carew. l'IlE QUEEN'S TRIAL. The spacious Saloon has been again lash-folly fitted up with a new design, representing an illuminated Oriental • Carden, and will he npesied as usual at Eight o'Clak, for HOUSE OF LORDS, Mottp,tor, Sr the admittance of the Secoud Price, which commences at . —. Nine. The Lord Chancellor entered the Howie • Door. open at Half-past Six, and the Performance to be. before ten o'clock, prayers wile read, and 7 gin at Seven. , called over, Cotiusel were called in. Boxes, Ss.; Second Price, 3.—Pit. 3..; Second Price, Mr. Bi.onahani put in vouched tram, is. 6d...-Lower Gallery, 2s. ; Second Price, la.—Upper G I al- of the witness Dumont, whicit were iv hey, Is.; Second Price, 6,1. I Private Boxes may be bad nightly of Mr. Stevra.on. of 1 Luigi Gablini at:: put fo tie Liar, Pall' whom Places are to be taken, at the Box Office, Shan I En- I Mr. trance, from Teq till Four. Witness was a native of a •' of Como ; what tersle is he!' To morrow, se Opens, with Amateurs sad Actors. Did he at any time wink i Dow long ilia you WOO SURREY THF.ATRE. ' or less. THIS EVENING, TU F.S DA r. September 5, 1 W days,„more he ~,„Ia „,,„,a , and every Evening this oink, 1 house fur Gatiziari. A COMIC DANCE. What is his oily After which (second time) an entirely new Romantic Melo- I Villa d'Este. dime, in three Acts, by Joanna Millie, called Was tic ages • TII E %ACTIN! ; {Vales? He OR, THE MOTHER AND THE MISTRESS. • Does he 'With sew Mimic, Scenery, Dresses, Embellishment., Ste. there? i Ferdiaand COW, &teflon, Mr. Watkins; Presbvirk, Mr. ! I Was 0' HOOliry; General Harillininil, Mr. flengosigh ; Mails-min, me lb, Mr. Clifford ; Bertram, Mr. Jervia; Recluse of the Wood 1 plea' awl Obin, Mr. Smith; Peter, Mr. Fttzwilliam, Frani:, I co, Mr. Ridgway. Countess Zaterbie' M Mrs. IMO, ; Elizabeth', Miss Taylor; Mira, Miss Poole; Alicia, Mi.:, Jonas. s After the Melootrame (fifth time) a mar broad Comic Barletta, its two Arts, called STOP THIEF; OR, THE HORRORS OF THE FOIIECT. Coffee Fermi:ail, Mr Watkiason ; Jonothan, Al william; Copley, Mr. Ridgway. Cm i:ia, M,F Peony Cupsiey, Miss Copeland; Dante Farm Smith. • •. Fliniee. 4t—Pit, 24.—Gallery„ 7 Doors open at Half-past Five, begin a' Hall.pcice„..at Half-past Eight. Tiit': Actio.r: Three Vol Asittine of " Waverley," lee. to his Royal Highness the Doke of street. . • 1 ~. rrin F. NEXT isf V IL JQN Elk IN* Arlo nr Ai P .141410"; darilird. ' Bell-yard, Marie t' their gdloassoloto site -.-,........_„_.4.40- HOIIS E W to Tuar loran: the Po' i yes, dower; wtslied to the peer and ill tea, I • • . y • _ _ _ _ . _ _ a 1... - ••./- IV- V I • - NUMRER 5535. LONDON, TUESDAY; SEPTEMBER 5, 1820. ~ ~„~ Pitice 7d. ARMY CONTRACTA. TIIEATRE-ROYAL, I)IIUIIYJ.AN R. Thy last eleven perfurmanees of Mr. Kean, before his posi tive departure for America. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY. Sept. 5, his Majerty's Servants will perform the Play of COISMISPARIAT DIPARTIIRST, TREASURY CHASM/R., AUGUST 22, 1820. NOTICE is hereby gieen to nil Persons desir ens of Contracting to supply the following Articles fur the Use of the Army, rts.— What Baron ? The Baron How long were you at the Villa d'Esle ? More thus two year'. Did you arterwittds go to Rome with the PritieeY , ? I did. Wl* were you employed when you went to Rome; in whet situation? lle does not comprehend the question. The question was repented I w.i• a t. During the time that you wet e at the Villa d'Este, did you ever see the Princess and Rergaini together? I have. Where have you seen them together Walking about the grounds of the villa. TFIE MOUNTAINF.ERS. Octavian. Mr. Kean ;let, Mr. Jeffries ; 17r. Thompson ; Roque, Mr. Powell ; Rawbold, Mr. Broo k ; Rules:en Maley, by the Young Gentleman who wait so I.vonrably received in Tito!.; Ganem, Mr. Vining; Sufi, Mr Russell. Zorayda, Mrs. W. Neat; Floranthe, Mrs. Eger ton ; Agues, Miss Coobilt. . _ . . After which. the Farce of PAST TEN O'CLOCK. Sir Peter Punctual, Mr. Hughes; Old Snaps', Mr. Goalie ; Young Snaps, Mr. Raymond; Harry Punctual, Mr. Thomp son ; Riney, Mr. Mundeo. Lary, Mrs. Edwin ; Nancy, Ni... Cubist. Roses. is. Second Prier, 3s. est.—Pit, 3s. ad. Second Price. 2s —Lower Gallery. 2s. Second P►ice, lc —Upper Geary!. la. Second Price. ad. The Doors will be opened at Half-past Six &Clerk, and the Performances on each Evening commence at Seven. The 11 , osoflice will he opened from Ten o'Clock mod Five. • s s The Free List cannot he extended to these Perform ances, the Public P►ess always' excepted. _ • - - To-morrow, Othello: Othello, Mr. Kean—with The Pei sdner at Large. On Thursday, Wake Preserved, with High Noliens. TII E A VIE-ROY AL, HAY7JAItx ET. TDIS EVENING, TUESDAY, Sept. 5, wil! he Iserionned THE ACTOR OF ALL WORK. After which, 11 time, a new Comedy, in three net., railed 1100 DAYS IN BOND-STIIEET The Priori's:al Characters by Messra.Terry.JunPc. Liston, J. Rityarll, Barnard, Williams, Mrs. Pearce, Mrs. Wahiawa', and Mr.. M.ta.dvia. The Prolugne to he spoken by Mr. Connor. To conclude with (4th lime these twealy-six years), TDE SUICIDE. Wain', Mr. C. limbic; Tabby. Mr. Terre; Dr. Trnhy, Mr. Younger; Catchpenny, Mr. William.; Ranter, Mr. J. Russell; Bounce, Mr. Conner; Sprit), Mr Farley; Win pare' Mr. Barnard. Mrs. Grogram, Mr.. Pearce; Naney, Mrs. Mardyn ; Peggy, Mrs. Jones. Rolm*, sg.—Pit, 3L—First Gallery, 2s—second G 3 l. lerv. - - - The Doors to he opened at Six o'Clock, and the Perform ance to befits At Seven. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massingham, at the Theatre. Private Boxes may be had, nightly, by application at the Bor Office. To-morrow, Dog Days in Roniti.triret !—Sylvealer Dagger- Wf tini—and &riving? no Robbery. l►u Thursday, Dug Day. in Bond-street! will" Exchange no Robbery. The Public are most respectfully informed, that Mr. Benham is en:sced at this Theatre for a limited number of Nights, sad will make his first appearance on Monday next, in Guy Mannering. • THEATREAOYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAN D, VIS EVENING, TUESDAY. Sept. A, will be performed, 2d time, a new Operatic Drama, iu three act., eniled THE BARON DE TRENCK. The Baron De Trenck, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Commandant of Glair, Mr. Rowliotham • Anthony SWariZ, Mr. Marley; Ijourl Schell, alias Kelly; ' Hams, Mr. Wilkinson; Michael, Mr. Broadhurst. Eugenia, Aaronson of Lintlorf, Miss Carew; Josephine, Miss Lore; Canis, Mrs. Grote; Nannette, Min L Stevenson. Alter which. 21st lime. • new Romantic Melo-drama, in three parts, fu•uded on the retehr•ted Tale called THE VAMPIRE; Or, THE BRIDE OF.THE 'SEES. Characters in the introductoiy Vision—The Vampire. Mr. T. I'. Cooke ; Lady Marearei, Mr.. W. S. Chatterley; Enda, Moo. Love; Ariel. Abu Worirman. Characters in the Drama—R•thven. Mr. T. P. Cooke; Itutr,hi, Mr. Bailie'?; Robert, Mr. Prarmist; McSwill, Mr. Helier.. Lady Margaret. Mrs. W. S. Chatterley ; Bridget, Sirs. Grove; tele, Miss Carew. The spacious Saloon has been again Instantly Sited up with a new design, representing an illuminated Oriental Garden, and will he ripened as usual al ~'Clock, fur the admittance of the Second Price, which commences at Nine. . _ Doors open at Half.put Six, and the Performance to be gin at Seven. Boxes, Sy.; Second Price, 31—Pit. 3s. ; Second Price, 6.1-T.la«Ρe► Gallery, R•. ; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gal lery, Is.; Second Price, 6d. Private Boxes may be bad nightly of Mr. Stevrnecin„ of whore Places are to be taken, at Ike Box Office, Shan I En trance, trum Teat till Four. To morrow, a■ Opeeet, will Amateurs and Actors. SeRREY THF.ATRE. THIS EV EN {NG. T ES DA Y: September 5, and every Evening A COMIC DANCE. After *hick !second time) an entirely new Romantic Melo heme, in three Arts, Icy Joanna Dai!lie, called TOE VICTIM; OR, THE MOTHER AND THE MISTRESS. • With new Music, Scenery, Dresses, Embellishments, &e. Ferdinand Comsat Zaterhiti, Mr. Watkins; Fecikrirk, Mr. Howley; General Hardbrand, Mr. Flengmigh; Mardonin, Sir. Clifford ; Bertram, Mr. Jervis; Recluse of the Wood and Obin, Mr. Smith; Peter, Mr. Eitzwilliam, Frantz ? Mr. Ridgway. Countess Zstcrloo ' Mrs. ; Elizabeth',, Nis. Taylor; Mira, Mita Poole; Alicia, Miss Jonas. After the Melwilranse (fifth time) a new broad Comic Barletta, in two /lets, called STOP THIEF; OR, THE HORRORS OF THE FOREST. Calfel; FarmL.4d, Air Wittkenson; Jonotheo., Mr. Fitz wiriam; Consley, Mr. Ridgway. Cetiaa, Miss Punk; Palmy Cupsiey, Miss Copeland; Dew Farmlield, Mrs. Smith. •• Boma, 24.—Gallery, In. 1.1..0rs coven to Half-past Five, begin at Fla!limit Six. Ha;l4.lce...at Half-past Eight. PIPE A Bo T : Three Vols. if 4i. Hy the R Author of " Wurrrley," &e. at 3.4115'5. Bookseller to kit Royal HlKUueat thr Doke of York, Ku. 1, St. James's- Mt et. • • ... miIe.NEXT I.f KIN (if am) of JOHN lL JQNES, lair belonging in the Eist India merchant tleeetmeit, hp stmlyitir, 10 lir. Oren, Ni'. 3, itell yard, Dodoes' Commons, may hear of something to their sekstitsge. UOt`!•TI-101,13 FURNITURE BOUGHT in Toe u or epituiry —Mr. WELLS regortitully in !win: the Pnjdlc , be continues to give liberal price fur evriy devesipiiii.i FURNITURE, partieuhrly white it is wished to aruid the unpleasantness of 'riling by unction fon the premises, or where 'lsere is mot sufficient to make a sale. and dispense with doe trouble and expense attending tlie tessorel sod sale of irante. 130, Long acre.—All legal mutt be rid. • RR F. D, To his Majesty's Lend Fut era so Canionments, Qom-lees, and Barracks in the is stsier-usent sussed Couniies and Islands : Alderney, Redford, Eel ka (including he Tern of Gloucester (in (Aniline the City of Bristol), Guernsey, Habig, Hilt-ford, Bcriford, Isle of Man, Isle ..11Vight, Jersey, Keit. (including Tslimey Fort in the County of &sr's), LsncaNtr, Lrict bier, Lincoln, Monmouth, Norfolk, Northampton. Northumberland, Neil inaltam, Oxford, Salop. SO grwriel, Stafford. Sutiulk, Surrey, Hungerfuril), I Hers ick, Backs, Cambridge (includ ing Ike Turns of Newinarket), • Chest) er, Cornea II (Includ ing Scilly), Cumberland, Derby, Devon, Dorset, Durham, Ere (excliivive of I Tilbury Furl), 511110.81 4 Warwick . , Westmoreland, Wilts, Worcester, YOf k, North and South 1Vale•; And in the sevrral Gunntiesin North Household Troops in Loudon and ila As also Bread to tl Vicinity. OATS, To his Majesty's esoshy in Contonmonts and Quarters, in Bedford, B'•ra it k i Cambrulze, Cheater, Cumberland, Derby, Durham, the under-mentioned Count ice : Glonrester, Rutland, Hereford, Salon, Hertford, , St•fforrl, Hume, . Westmoreland, 1......r.ter, I Wilts. Lincoln, Worcester, Nlotonntallt, North sod South I Oxford, Wales. rORAGE, •ir. _ _ Oats, Flay, moil Straw, to his Majesty racks, soil Oats in Cantonments nu under-mentioued Counties to South Hutto, I Middle-ex, Cornwall, Norfolk, I I Devon, I Northampton, Dorset, Nottingham, Essex, Somerset, Haute (including I Salton:, the Isle of . Surrey, • Wight), SIISSCX, Kent, Woe ick„ LanZastrr, That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 23th day of October next ; that Proposals •in writing, scaled sip anti marked " l'ender fn. 'frilly Stepp/ice," will he re ceived at this Office sin or before Tuesday the 26th slay of September next (hot none will be received ;slier 'Twelve .'Clock ma that and if sent by post, the postage must be paid. Proposals must be made separately for each County, ex cept for the Cl' mooies comprising North and South Wales, allof which must he included in one Tentler,na cilia must the several Counties in North Britainotod ends Proposal most have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly filled up, by Iwo Persons of known property ciagagtng • to become bound with site Party tendering in the amount stated in the printed Particulars, fur the dew performance of the Cataract; and nu Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Tenure, and the price* expressed in words at length; and should it so happen thnt during the continuance of the Contract 110 Troops should be supplied in the County, She expense of the stamps for tire Contract and Bowl, paid in the first inst•tuce by the Conte tctor, will be refunded to him. Cavalry in Bar -11 Quarters, in the iiiiii :- York, Ordnanceßarracks at Neweaat noon-Tyne, and Oats in North umberland ; And the several Count ira in North Britain. Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application this Iltiicr, betueim the Hours of Tau and Four, and at the Oificc of DiTuty Cummissary-Gtneral Young, Edin burgh. P.S.—Semele.t.f the Brew! awl Meal may be seen at this Office, betw.eu the Hours orT.rlve sad Tem. THE QUEEN'S TRIAL. DOUSE OF LORDS, MOWDAY,StPT. 4. The Lard Muse*Mit entered the Houser at six minutes before len o'clock, prayer. were mid, tad the IMAM being cello.' over, 0.11119,1 were called in. • Mr. Britoghano put is vouched translations of the letters of the witnrsy Dionout, which were renal on Saturday. Luigi Galilint was put to tie liar, sworn, and examined IN Mr. P.u k. iVitness was a native of a 'Maze id the nei, , ,hbouthood of Cum. ; whet trade is be? A nort.oii. Did lie at any time Valk 81 Valk .''Este? I 11:11/P. flow h u ng 013 yea work at the Villa .''Este; Alma 15 'law., more or Mos. . . . Wa. he employed ou the house of Gaugiari! I built • house fur Gatiziari. Mai is hia tither nowt ? Sardini ; be is the agent at the Villa d'Esle. Was he It rnt for her Royal Highneu the Princess of Wales? He wan. Does he recollret being employed in making a cornice there? 1 do; 1 don't ri intmlwe the day. Was Gatigiari.ai the house that morning? Gssigiari told me the night Wore to get ready tnateriak to work with— plaster of Paris and marble scud—fur that I was to work by coadract. Was Gaitgiari at thy house in the morning? He was at the Villa d'Este; 1 wailed fur him till nine &Clock ; but he did not semi as he promise ~i,d as I html twelve or fifteen meu with me, 1 tricot to the Villa &Este to look tines the agent. What distance is the how of 'Dingimi feom the Villa d'Este Gangtatei dwelt in the house of the Princess of Wales. How far off is the home he Was building from the Villa kite? Mutat three gnu shutout- four hmulreitmul fifty peers When yon gut to the Villa d'Eue, drd 90 1 1 inquire for the swot ? No, l went immediately into the kitchen to seek Did you go any whotre'elee to trek him ? 1 did. DiJ you Cu u p atsor4 ? I did. . Was hr on the large room ? 1 went into a room ; it wog not a great colon ; it was very litife; I opened a door; I s aw a greet in toy olosorit.; I wa• not of humour, having en many men who lied lust a greut deal of time ; I opened the dour and •hut st again. Whom did you we ? The Baron and the Princess ; they were bulb sealed. Whet Rerun ? Bergeson. Oil what were they sitting? They were stittiog Iroth to. get her ; fiergemee arm was room, tor neck ut the Princess. On what were they aioting ? Vtlictlier it was a sore, whe ther it wag ant cagy chair, or whether it was a mall bed, don't kuuw—l was confused, _ llow did t h e bottom of the Princess appear? She Will OD* covered from iH•re—hnakins a gawk acrok his breast.) lit what position was the Prioress? She wall sitting. Was soy one else ill the room besides the Prestress - and Bement links no one eke. When On wits' into the room what said Beinami ? The question being objected in, it WAS alined. • When you. opened the door what did Ittaganei do? He took away his arm from the Neck Of the finned., and told HIP "iVhat do you emul here, you dug ?" The Interpreter mud the *victual was stronger (figlict vU cane), and meant " you sun of a clog." What slid yon any to the Baron I told him he must eXCUSP HIP, I CAMP here u. hpisk after the agent—that I had sit many men waiting fur the malerials, cud I wanted to put them 40 work. Did Herganti make any reply? He told me that was not the apartment fur the Taiwan. to work in. DM you ever afterwards see the Prince*. and Bee gaini together? I saw them once more. Where did he see them together ? They were descending the staircase, arm in arm. Did he ace them do any thing to each oilier at that lime ' I saw them in descending stand fur a Imminent on the stairs, for I was crossing them. Did he see them at say other time besides that which he has described > I saw them three ur four times ou an ass Isa thcy were passing me. Was Demand welkin or riding? Bergooti was on font. Near the Princess ? Yea. How did Bergarni held his hind? Once behind the hick, at another time on the thigh, while the Pryer's was sitting on the au. Whiter heck does he mean a The Princess's ; he wee /Up putting lit , r while she rode nu the sec Any other person preoesit at the time? They were on the public road, paining up sod down in the day-time. ernse.exansined by Mr. Tindal. When did you first communicate what you know about the Princess to tiny one The first time I mentioned it was to the son of the factor. Have you twee at Man nn this busiest's! I was. When was it ? In the year 1818. Did you go there with others? Yee. Whom did you see there I west to the house of the Advocate Vilmareati. Did he examine you ? Ile did. Was there any person else present besides Vilmareati ? There were three more Iverson, present. Do 'oil LIMN who they were They told me that one was a Colonel, the second was as Advocate, l don't know who the third was. Was the Advocate an English Advocate ? to they said. Was the Lit Colonel Brown 1 It vas. Hnw loug did you stay at Milan? Four flays and a half. Wrre you under examination all that film., or a great part of . it ? .1 was examined ore the third day, because there were tiihrrq esainoitil nefore ac. • What did you receive for going to Milan I bate re. ceited tell litres a day for the expenses of my travelling. Do you mean to say that you have got no more than that I do. Vi lieu were you applied to to come to England Last winter. • Who applied to you? - called upon me with a letter from the AtleueateVilivarcati. Did you make any agreement with Vilmarcati about coming to England ? I made an agreement that he should give me ten livres a day. Was that besides expenses? It was for expenses of living. Who paid yOur expenses coming over to England Conner gave us ten !tyres a day. Who payg your expruks herr 1 llon ' t know that. Where du .yos live here Out from herr. nut very far. Alone or with others? I see nituessea t and people about and near one. Mi., you seen Theodore Majorslei there Yea. Do you know hum ? I have known him since my arrival here, never before. Is be in the same room with you ? No, he is in one room and Ihr another I have kouvrii him only since my arrival iu Coglautl. The erumeximinatios here terminated, and the witness was re . .er.ansiaed by Mr. Park. You slated that the room in which you saw the Princess and Beronsi at the Villa D'Este, had several doors, was that the case I entered by one door, bat there were more. Do you recollect what time of he day it was that )0n first went iu ? The hour was between half past nine, ten, eleven, but I cannot precisely say, because I did nut think of that it the time. Were there other workmen employed about the place that lime? They were at the building till 1 should go. Do you recollect what time of the year it was—how long ago it waQ? It was the year of the grand peace, in the year 1810 or 1817—it was in the latter end of September or the beginning of October. You say you received ten livres a day from the courier for the expenses of your journey. have you received that sum while you have bent Isere? No; 1 received those ten hares a day fur eleven days. Where 'did you land when you came to England the first time? 1 landed here in Londini the first lime. Where was it you were landed before you weal to Hol- land? I rime for London by sea to Dower. • Were there any Italians with you when you landed at Doter ? There were four. Did any thing happen to you at Dover'— Mr. Brougham objected lu this question as not arising out of the ern's-examination. Their Lordships had before prevented similar questions being put, being in their wisdom aware that if an inquiry into the history of she travel+ of the witnemws and all the incidents of their journey were once mitered nit, there would be tin end of it. After some remarks from the Lord. Chancellor and another Peer, the question was withdrawn, and the fullowin; was put I by the Earl of Liverpool: You said when you had opened the door, von saw the Princess and Deegan' sitting together, a n d that Rergemi had his inn round the Prioress's neck, and that her breast was uncovered lbw fur; I want to.know if you meal. by that, that the Princesi• breasts were byre? I have seen it so—aa far as I hive seen it was uncovered. The Lord Chancellor desired the Witness to mark how much was uncovered? I did not may to look, I saw it and made my escape—l saw it in the twi•kling of an eee—(et luagh)— It was uncovered as far as here (pointing to his per son as he had done beforg.) Dud you see Dergami's hand on her Royal Highness's broaat ? Yea. Was it so, or not ? Iny yee. How was she dressed at the moment ? I can't say; I say what I saw; I was surprised. •By A l'eer.—l want to know if she had a handkerchief, or any. thing that covered her neck at the time? I say no; 1 saw it with my own eyes; I saw her naked.—(lViik taw phuth.) Another Peer—The witness has said that Bergami's arm' was round t h e Princess's neck, and then hr said that it was !ohm(' her 'leek; I wish to kuow whether the ann was round or hel I the neck ? The witness, pointing to the Interpre ter, " I am the Princess, yen are Dergami." . Ile was inter rupted by general laughter, in which the Interpreter joined._ Du you say that the arm was round her neck, or no t ? I said what I .41111 ma it w u so, and l even repeated it many tones. The witness then retired from the bar. Stone Noble Lord here observed on the indecorum of the Interpreters having 'laughed. The Earl of Liverpool said, that as it was a momentary impression, and had lova felt in the same way through. out the House, he dud not Hank any notice should be taken of it. The Lord Chancellor concurred in opinion with the Earl of Liverpool, that the Interpreters were excusable under the cireunistauees. • Alexardro Finetti was them called, and examined by the Attorney-General. Are yea an onsamastal panne Yes. Were rtr ever, employed at Villa tr Este: / was. By wheal ? The Baron. In a hat manner' She Wat holdinr the hand of Bereanti. Weir they MIMIC, or was any other per with them? Sometimes they were aluue, and ►omeUaees the Dame d' Moneta was with them. Hove yu• eVer ieeu them ins boil un the lake? Many limes. When von have seen Ihem is a boat together were they atone ? Sometimes alone and mmtetimes with the Pause fHeawex►. Did you know the room of Bergami at the yilla E.l I do. Do you remember being at any time iu the anlicbamber of that room ? Yee. At what time of the clay was it that you were in that anti chonther It was in the murniug, between tot attJ elevco o'clock. . Did you our Bergami at that time? 1 aaw him come out from the aide where the Princess's room was. . How was he dressed la a morning gown, wish ouly his drawers on. In what direction did he go ? He was going towards his room. Did he go to his room ; did you see where he went Yes ; he weut to his room. Did he see you ? He saw me. iVhen you were at Rome at the wilts Brandi, did you wait at table' I did. Did you wait al dinner and supper? I did. Who.used to dine and sup with the Princess? Summitries some persons who had been invited hum Rome. Did Bergami dine and sup with her Royal Highness? He did. Did Luigi Bergami dine and sup with the Princess ■t villa Brandi He did. Did Bergami's 'souther dine and Pit p with the Princess at Villa Brands? She did not. Du you remember being at Rufinelli with the Prioecos) 1 du. Was Bergami during the resiiknce at Rufinelli ill? Ile was. Was he confined to his room (By the Interpre!er.) He wishes to know if )oil mean confined to his room or to his bed' Did lie keep his room nr his bed? He kept his bed. Have yun ever seeu the Princess in his mom Many times. What did her Royal Highness do his room? She was there eopversing. IVith whom Withßrrgami. Nave you ever seen Bergauii taking medicine while he was ill! 1 have seen h im. Who gave him the medicine? Sometimes I have seen the Princess. Were you ever present when Bergarnes bed was warmed 1 was not present when the bed war warmed, but 1 brought the fire. Have you Well Bergami get out of bed for the purpose of having his bed warmed I have. Was the Princess in the room at that time? She was. Do you remember going from Ancona to &oe with the Princess? I de. Ow any evening during *be course of that jouroey, do you remciuher seeing the Priocess sod Bergami soy where ? Nut io the evening. . _ . At any other time of the day or night? Never in the night; I have in the day. Did you see them !nether ? Yes. At what time of the day was it you saw there? Ido not remember whether it was before or after diouer. At the lime you saw them together, did you make any oh serration on their conduct 1 have. What was it? Passing through a court I have men the Princess so (describing by signs with his arms.) Who was with the Princess et that time? Bergami. You have described the Princess putting her arms about sonic person ?---- Mr. Brougham objected to this question; the witness bad not algid:what the Attorney-General had ascribed to him; he had made certain descripatve motions, but as the back of the minutes of evidence would nut be ornamented with ems, it would Hot there appear on what the Attoruey-General founded his present question. The Lord Chancellor directed the Interpreter to inform the witness that be must give his answers by words and uut by signs. Describe how you saw the Princess and Bergami at the time of passing the Cuunt ? The Princess was embracing Bergami. You have said yogi saw Bergami embrace (abbraecirree) the Princes., what do you mesa by the word embrace—how were their arms placed? The Princess put her bands behind Berganti, round under his Roma. You say then that the Princess put her hands round under Bergami's arms behind him ? Yes. In what direction were their faces at that time relatively to each other One against (opposite) the other. . . Were their faces war together or how ? Their faces were at a distance from each other, she heir; short awl he tall.— (Laughter, mid tries of " Order!") Have you ever beeu at the villa Caprili, war Pesaro? Yea, I have. With the Princess? Yes. Did you ever see the Princess and Bergami together at Cenral ? The Bret evening I was there . l saw them tugether. Whereabouts? Out of the house, on the steps that lead down so the garden. • What were ilsey.doiog when you saw them there ? I went to look for the key, awl I thought it was the wilt of the agent, but I found it was the Princess embracing Bergami as I have described. Did you ever see Bergami and the Princess in that situa tion at any other time? Not at Caprili. Did you in any other place? I have seen them sometimes also at the Villa d'Este. Did you ever sec them do any thing else to each other I saw them kiss. Did you say hiss Yes; hariar. Did yun see that only wire, or more than once? I think I saw it only once then. At either times I do not remember. The Attorney. General said he had no further questions to ask of thus witness; ■nd the Queen's Counsel declining to proceed to has crosmenamioation at present (iiii the ground, we presume, of his being totally unknown to them), be wag ordered to withdraw. Domenico Bruza was then tailed in, sworn, and examined by lit. Park. What country are you uf ? lam no Italian. Of what trade? A. I am a mason. Have you been nt any time Employed in the service of the Prineies of 'Wiles? Yes, I have. How lung were you so employed? From the year 1815 to the middle of 1817. Were yon at the Villa Villaoi? Yen. And also at the Villa d'Este? Yes. And at the Batons ? Yes, there slat. Did you eve, see the Princess and &Trani together? Yes. Have you seen them together ohms ? I have seen Own once, twice, three times. • Did you ever see them walk together'—(The Interprier rendered the word teaTh , poseeggeareowlach produced same little misuudentlandiug.)—Yes. How did they walk when you saw them ? They went in a boat on the lake. Were they la the boat stoat, or was any body with them They *maks*. • When you saw them wolhirrq together, were she, alone•, or was any body else in company ? y were al-ne. Did they walk separate, er arm in arm ? They werealone, and he was rowing. How were they when they were walking together.' passerwiare.) They were Mout. Did you 'vet see whom w hie 107(.0 ron land ? Po, I nes er made soy ohiservaitun or' them u Arm; on laud. When you were at Vtlla did you si.e a (warn Ba ron there? Yrs. . What was lie called? Baron Bergami. Did you ever see the Princess sitting, and Bergamisitting at the same lime? Yee, at the (cast. At what fruit W. Bartholomew's day—it was the house. wsrintoz at t lir Ville rl . F.sle What time of the flay rue it when you saw limn' sitting together? In the evening. In what place ass it? They were sitting on a - trench under some tr,l'it; it was in a kiiid of arbour Was any one else there at that lime, h. riders the. Biron and the Princrts ? I saw Holy the Baron slid the Priocuss there. Do you know Ragaggan; 'Yea. Was any body with yon when you saw the Prircess and the Baron tiliting together wader the trees l es, e‘c weir. going to the Pinta. Do you recollect bring al work at any time at the villa d'Este, near the corridor? Yes. Was it 111 a room that you were working, to. where was it It was in a l'lllllll, and there was also anothet r00m... Was there a door from ant room to the othef Yet: OrpOillt: 11, that door, at the other end of this , was there another door Mr. Denman observed, that the witness's tremor! ...eine.l to be quite fresh, he hoped his I.e4rned fn.-sod woul.l not pot his yiltruons in a leading manner. The Lind Chancellor desired tl.•r question rriait he put, whether there was any other door, leaven it for the *nuns to describe the Wait, &&&& . Was there any other door in the second room Ye.. there was another. In what direction was that from the door not or the !Oct room? They were ()Natalie each other. When the door of the room in which you were at wool: was open, and the other dour you have dr-ri h aleo open, could you see through them both? When I was goillf out, the buy was coming from the other room, and we met together. When yon met the boy could you me into the other room' Yes, 1 could, (or the dour was open. . When the dour was open 411 you see any person in that room Via. Whom did you see there ? The Princess nod the B iron. What Karon! Bergarni. Was the Princess sitting or standing? Standing. Was Bergamo sitting tor standing Standing. What were they doing They were caiessing each other with their hAndo. In what way were they carmine I' Irl) other ;The wA. mss here patted the Interpreter un chrtk ) They raret.ard each ether with their hatida. What part did they touch? On the tire. Do yon know &reamed room et the rill, (Mote No. I cannot, there are so many ft/111115j they told me that was hid After the return of the Princess from Grefre, does he not know of any alteration in that room which he suppinrs ass Bergami's Mr. Denman objedell to the question. Mr. Park—l atll thank toy Learned Friend to slate *Nation. Mr. Denman requested the question to Le read again; which bring done, We said, •• That briags sornethint in the knowledge of this person. lie es not supposed ' has.- known the pinion )))) of this room, but he aft.reurits said somebody told him something.. He is then inked as to the alteratitni, and I apprehend that is going too far., • The Lord Chancellor consulted wills the.lodizes fer a slim t time, and then said, be mines, has said that he .1141 hero sold that some room was Iterganii's ; that does not ;olive thi fart that it was Bergson's, but he may mk site Waft there any alteration made in that room he was lista was Bei ENMI . I4 room. Do you know of ow, alteration in that room which you were told was IN rgarni's " 1 have not seen any. • Do you know any thing being done to the wall tit - that room' I have seen these caresser, mud I know of nitotlur. Did you seemly thing dime to Itor wall, which ysin wrie told was Bergson's room—any work done I tare .niit at ;Helmut my n mind," i.e 44 ni , fly Mr. Park said he had 110 more qtlistious to ask the wit. mesa; and Mr. Denman said, we have nu questions to mk the ,a itness. The %mines, was ordered to withdraw. Antonio Pianci was Me next ?nitwits ratted /I, kW tear Men examined by Me Attorney-Cieui r.sl. Are you an inhalait•sit of Como? I ern. Do you know the Prinresa of Wales? lii i Do you remember when she lived at the Villa D'T.ste. I do. • Hare you ever seen her oil the lake of Como in a smell - . ~: bolt ? Many times. Was there any person with her when he has seen her in that' small boat ! There was. Who' A certain Baron Bercami. • Were they alone in this small bust, or were other...persons with them alone' ',hey were alone. Do you know the liver Brrtzta I do. Have yon ever seen. the Priori ss rod Bergimi on that ricer? I have. • . • . . .. • What have you seen them about there? I have-kern them iii a link canoe, near to .'species of :air, which is put iii the river to prevent the river hying waste the 'counts . What were they doing there • I have seen tirst the canoe empty, arid the . moment after I saw Beegami accompany the Princcas let., it. . •• Mere were they coming Crein when they wen: i*to •the canoe? They came from this tkparti) gate, tip 111/14gatak I with him to 'describe what this SI leptret•• 16 : 6•Willeilt. IlltelltS it AS ' it is a bank (the witness heir dracsifitil d. 0 the desk)—it is a back to prevent't be wales fro*: orflo a • ing this Small Iran of land. . . . Is there any water behind that bank? Tra. Mr. Deanna—lle says something about a rose • The witness—There is a road which leads os rgar "here is a new road which the Princeita has tbieltre tit Itt *talk, mid hoe rut the road thniu;;ls. . , • . r• %S here were they when you first saw awls % Tilt. !were corning from the .leparo, and were cumin, 'Mink little road, to get into the canoe. ; . •••• . • .. Or Is thrt the only time yousaw them os•the tire, Wolin ' I have seen them several tomes; but than . whets ysaitr' them they. ere going backwards and•forwariii. ''' . '••' . • How were they dressed when you Raw, theta. it disk -le per.? . Both in white. ' • * What sort of dress ?. 1 saint tel!, for ll' &Wirt to and touch them. I cannot say wheilter it Maiihe'flailk us • • What. ••• . . • . Could you we whether they had been in.flie . tehlest.tir not ' Mr. Demsaw—liteally, my Lards„ I Wei it -istgllsty t.. °Um to this.. rams SW nee. or two grer:Arria'stigre in Ow .water, and the whims is at i ted.srbribetche V.lli lilt Urals bad been in the water or not. It is 'utterly inipris*date fa, h im , to tell except hens the appeararee, mid ni) learned frisrol is not to lead to that result by the question lie put, hat he ought to ask what that appearance was. Thiaidijection liras atoned. • • Did their clothes appear to be Wit' They meentei vet at top, but I cannot tell wheibec'they were thy or pot, tor II did not touch them. . D.d they get into the canoe wiles nes saw pro ? They d.rt • . Which way did they go? They emote eons 114 moll poll, lad the, west towards the villa. . STono. .. .i i .1 • • ,- . • :~ i I