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_ 4 j, ~. Numient 5527. TH RA TRE-ROYA 4 DRURY-LAN R. Agreeably to the former Advertisement. Ai. Theatre is now open for the last performances of Mr. Kean, before his positive departure for Anomie*. WO-MORROW. THURSDAY, Antn•t 24, j big Majesty's/imamate will perform the Play of VAUXHALL Tills EVENING. WEDNESDAY. Angito 23, will be a GRAND GALA, comprising a Concert of Miseellmerom Marie. Al the tad of lbe first Art Ma. dame sad Mademoiselle Asgai, wish Mademoiselle Addle. will exhibit their admired Perforatimeer. and at the conclu sion of the concert Madame Segni will snake her astonish ing sweat anklet a brilliant displayer Fire-works by Signora finagler. Admission 3.. &I.—Doors open at Senna, Ma Coseert to begin at Eight &Muck. _ate.. oneasion it being dam is the preserve of Ilse Prissatas More this mire. Wes Berland present alai!—He was. After the wigwam left M.lsn,lse 'wirer d Mt* the service of the Marquis: where did he eu? —No awswer. Villa d'Este was or the hank. of Come—dal the wittier eve► see the Prioress us that lake, or the lakes( Cyan, with &remota pleat !—Alone. Alum, or with other people ?-11.Yessally alone. The wham has said that he hue sera her many limn ea the lake of Como: sail be bee also said that he has seen them atom on be !skeet Coaso—is that gams or seldom litany times. The Itiolicitoarlievieral-- 6 Thom are all the qamdiaas that 1 withal present to ask the elegiac" Cross.amantsieel by Mr. Rroaathava.--Now yea have held us that Too left Geaerial Pine's merle.; was it wet *a oataant ',kitbag a home. or acomenbiog of that sari ?—ble. Yoe *ever killed a horse at alt ? No, see. Yoe sever told say body that you bad ?—No. Pt,. Dreaeham--That very well.—(Order! lArds►) —Tope Lembhigis mocalso shot 1 easioset pow If 1 am ad ttanNhed by the calls of 4 Order!" • What made you ka“ Ommal Paso o service? Iliad bat IN. per day. You did not Ind it eisougle,.and you went sway Du that account? 1 left the very*, at Malan* ; dieing the blockade of Mantua 1 left the service of Geueral rine. 1 would ask the witness w‘ellwr at the arena table of the Quern's home at Naples Mr William Gill's ernant dot nut sit also! Ido not remember. Do you remember another English 'errant of Mr. Era veil's. member of the Centimes of her Royal Highness's suite ? 1 do not remember this. The _ dna, my Lords, my li sow , * fretted is iwormioc faits which do not appear at ell ie dewy. sad I sabsall that that is mat coaret. ryes to cross essmitiatlou. Berregliant.—a I am assuming Whim! ; I is asking • question. I sok saddler she did go Ws the moms, oval o orwas-examisrateme your Lordships tory perfectly well s Woe a right to pat it iota the odor Ron , god 1) she owl mr Into the rooms. r• Tie Lad. CII&NOILLOtit—" I apprehead that the quer. lion should he *sided nor. two: the witness shouhl Mot b' asked, wheal. rhe hoe. at say hue of tlieronymnsis be hot Ile' sad that fret catelolii.h.d, he might his asked, *we she weal bolo Hieronymus/Ws room." I • Mr. Rroogloim—Your Lordships will permit are to sap *at the gamin)o is out as respects Hieroolutour or as to her e d . guise into his room. hut it is,wheiber the otine•• any differruce in the mode of her Royal Hilo.. AMA I/mimeos to the upper or *wee orewatite New all Ilse parties, loch and low, abet alsjerat it's suit., with the execrative of Origami, always - la perfect IterleLi Aerie, abs time her fillsjemy war a *bola ? Ide 004 ie. ton Israll lampAlm) Did Mew Ifirfloud utter attend say body at all dwrii g their ribeidatett at Naples! There was De other bat Her gaud during the time that I ,member; Bergamo was ill of that fall; Noy usher I do mot remember. But I do out ask stwther during the that of that accident of Bergsma um other was sitendirl by Dr. Holland at Nap,. • —but I ask whether be tarsus that be does out reneemb r say other persons being atteurlerd by Dr. Holland deriug the time Rergami had tlie fall' Idu mil rrearsuher. Wks, oori of bed did you sleep au is the little cabinet A Illetle.er. Woo Lofty Clooballe Lindsay there? I had sera oar, bi tout the oilier ; • I do not remember. Did one of those Roglibb ladies go from Repies so Rome' Felcusiette seal. - - A NEW WAY TO PAY (►LD DEBTS. lord Lovell, Mr. Thompson; Sir Gibra Overreach, Mr. 7. an (hi. lint •ppesrsace ire that character); Wellborn, Mr. Al'worth, Mr Raymond; Wrildu. Mr. Bromley; holier Greedy, Mr. (hale; Morrell, Mr. Minds. Lady Atlverrh, Mrs. Egerton; Margaret, Mrs. Units; Froth, Mrs. Marlowe. BRITISH GALLERY, PALLJAALL. THIS GALLERY. with an EXHIBITION of PORTRAITS of divtingoisked Persons in tits History sad Literature of the United Kingdom, IS OPEN DAILY from Tea I. the Meriting till Six in the Eveniug, sad will be closed is the course of pest week. (By Order) JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. Admission, Is.--Celalegues, Is.—Historical ditto, to. After whirl, the ferry of FORTUNE'S FROLIC. Robin Ronelihead, Mr. W. H. Williams; Frank, Mr. Thompson; Rattle, Mr. Russell. Margery. Mrs. Derisive; Dolly, Mrs. Taylor (bee ink appearaoce on this Stage). Roars, 711. Second Price, 3s. Sd .pit. s a . ed. Savona Price, 2s —Lower Gallery. Its. Second Price, lc—Upper Gallery, Is. Second Price, 6d. The Doors will be opened itt Half:past Six o'Cleork. sad lie Performances on verb Evvoia* ewmowe+a Sew... The Hon-office will be opened from Ten o'Cloch until Five. 0 4 , 5 The Free List cannot be extended to these Perform. mow, the Public Press alw art rumpled. The very severe exertions which Mr. Kean is obliged to use in his arduous Characters, will prevent his performing more than twice in the present week. viz To-morrow and Satardoy. To-asorrow be will act Sir Gars Overreach, on Sa turday, Hamlet, bring positively the last times of his appear. 10f in those Characters: The Theatre, in conseepansce of this arrangemeol. will sat be °reed Ibis Evening se on Fri. day. The Tragedy of Othello is therefore postponed until Monday next. BRITISH. LYING-IN HOSPITAL FOR MARRIED WOMEN. •lha wwurw.SresaT. Letio-Aents. THE QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the GOVERNORS of this CHARITY Is to he held at the Hospital, on FRIDAY next, the 25411 instant, at Twelve (Meek at N 0064 precisely. YEWD sled TRCWHITT. Secretattes. LAST MONDAY'S OBSERVER is re printed. and no Sale, fir ilsysa-smict, at the Office in the Strand. The OBSERVER of Sunday and Monday next will be 'Tye Sheets. The Monday Evening Edition is the most preferable for Renders in the Country, and parti. elderly no for Persons residing Abroad. ••• Ike inhabitants 6f Enfield and its neighbourhood can be vellsiarly 'applied with the OBSERVER every !Inn day Slanting, by WM. ANDREWS, opposite the White Hart, Ponder', End. Had either of three two English Gentlemen English see. wants at all in her Royal Hickory'''. family? They had. English servaats? Yes, English servants, because they spoke English. Were they livery cerement, or permute unt of livery?— They daring the dey, that means every day, did sot wear livery, but when there were great dinners; every Jay iu the week they did not wear livery, bet daring the great dinners 1 saw them with uniform, with livery. Was it the duty of the ordinary livery servants of the household to wail 104 her Royal Flightless? At table. Was it their duty to wait us ber Royal Highness at break fast in the mornings's' ? No. Was it nut the duty of the ripper Is, iscludiog too tiers, en to wait upon her Royal Highness ? Yea. Does be know Hieronymus ? Very well. Don the witsew know Camera ? Yes. Were they muter'? They were courier., because they wore the livery of couriers, and mounted • bore*. Is the Queen's house at Naples, where did Wm. Aeolis sleep? Ido not remember. Will yogi swear that be did not sleep in the seat room to her Royal Htehnen? I e.o.m. remember. What was the room mat her Royal Highness's, where she slept? There was no other; 1 have see.. no other. Where did Dr. Holland, her Royal Highoesa's physician, bleep? Ido not remember. Will you swear t►at there was no passage by which her Royal Highness could eater Bergami's room wh►n he was confined with illness except through this room where the witness slept ? The witness was saying something which did sot apply to the question, when Mr. Brougham interrupted him, ■ad said," We are not asking that; be is giving an answer to a question which I did out ask. 1 submit to your Lordship., If I ask a witness • question, that be is oot at liberty to go . elesosweriog another gamiest. The madams prattle* is to say, Do out answer the other qoestiou.' But, my Lords, I will take the whole answer if you please, if it has soy thing to do with the goalies.. Was there •uy other seems to Bergansi's bedroom from that of her Royal Highness's except that through the room where you slept? I ban seen that pomp; I have nut seen any ether. Will you swear there was no other passage? The 'read saloon. There wsa • great salouu, after which came the room of her Royal Highness, after which there was a little corridor, and I have seen so other passage. Will you swear there was no other passage?-1 cannot swear; I cannot say; I have seen no other thau this; I cannot say any other bat this. Will you swear that there was no other way by which any person going into Bcrgami's room could go except through the cabinet'-1 cannot swear that there is uo other ; I have seen but that; I have out seen any, sod I cannot swear bye to that alone. Will you swear that there was no °thee way is which any person wishing to go from the Pi incese's mum mould go ex. cept by passing through the cabinet? Mr. Brougham here inteiropted the interpreter,whea there were several cries of " Order, order," sod Mr. Bemehaos said, you see, us) Lords, be has put it .4 passages." I ask, suppose a person wis►ed to go from the Prioress's room to Berposi's room was there any solo r way of going, of locum plishing that purpose, except going through the eabbiet? Your Lordship ate be put it, we. there any other peerage? Will you swear, that if • person wished to go from the Prioress's room to &Mantra room, be or she could nut go any other way than through the cabinet where you slept ? There wea another apartment to go into the room of Bergami. Without passing through the cabinet where yen slept? Where did Hieronymous sleep? Ido not remember. Where did Camera sleep? Camera was not in the ser vice at that lime. Where did Sir Woe Gell sleep? Ido not remember. You she oot remember where Mr. Craven's servant slept either, I take fur granted? Ido sot remember. Where did Dumont sleep? Idu nut know. Where did the other maids sleep? Ido nut know where the maids of the family slept. Was it sot a very severe accident which Bergami me with from the kick of the horse? It was au severe that he could no Imager go or stood. Was it not more 'severe than that—was it out an oevere , that lie was coedited to his apartment ? I cannot have soy kuusrlerlge of the illness. , Has the witness not so much knowledge of the MOM that be was takes for the porpose of the iltaeu, and made to sleep r..r the first time in the cabinet next to him ? Yee ; , Bergami told him to put him to bed, and to wait upon bum. Did Bergami go out a walks's'? I csumt know that. Did you see him walk out as usual every day ? IJu not remember. _ _ Was Madame Eskimo-lie an Eaglieb lady ? 1 &PO know . Did she always speak &WWI? Mather recoils; he serer heard lwr speak ; she could speak English, but I.' - ways spoke Freuelli. Did llle•law►e Fakonetie lake her Iwo &fighters will. hrr lass she Oteunlitaried her Mainly from Naples to LAW duvet resomber. Did yur see she se two young ladies in tke Othrelee brae at Rome, with their washes ? I have nut sten them. Did yam me them any place else ? I have sera skew • their jeers, y from Naples to Rome. Tkee it is son tree, that Madame Falemiette did eel take her two daughters to Rome? No. Of whet age were these two girl. ? 1 do mot know. Were they young girls, or you.' ladies? 1 cannot rece'- 11:ct Mr. Bel)111(11416 was bete interrupted by mime olmervatiou. The LORD CwatouLhos said, that before any erns, k was made by Gwesrl. the tritons had a right to have h s signer •Itogetli.r taken, hat lie had mut Mashed ever übea the itaterpri ter begs• the trauslatioo. The Solicitor-General said, souther thing which be bad t.i observe was. that adibinigh the witn. es had sot finished h.s answer, his Learned frieed (Mr. Brougham) refused to base the question put to ►im again. Mr. Brutighawi replied, but we mold aol collect his word.. The Loan Cwaucehhos, addressing Mr. Brusgbant •••••• The witueits's back was to pm, tad therefore it was impos sible fur you to have teen w►at 1 did most distitactly." The question was thew spits put, viz. Were they young . girls, or pout bolos? Yvette ladies. pla pigs see Lady Charlotte lathisay, or say'other lady, ttgapi Madame f alesactie, with her Royal Mtglmess tithe Wittleft Naples? 1 do 11411 remember. NI you sieves see e Bias sine Enlists lady in the hawmbeild of he•r Royal Hit:Amps at once? 1 do rut relies,. 'bar; 1 do not know.—(.l laugh) Tim te r —tt tih the greatest submission, t►s ex• presion whit b the witness has used, ton me ►efiredo, has ostreval significaticits. It may !signify" I duals retrreaber,'• *I do tut or "1 miaow tell." 1 appeal at the it- Urge , ter tiding.' me if it be nut so, and if 1 am strong 1 think he is the very permit that ought to correct me. Mr. Brungliain then asked the 1.111-en's interpreter. whet was the Italian fur " I dv nut remember ?" Non me records,. What is the light. for "1 &tea !mow?" Non tile. A run lion then routed helmet Viserioni the Emil of raIINAZVONI, soil Lord ELLISIBORoIUON, u• the precise import of the (*precincts used by the witness, after whirls Mr. B ougham'asked, Do you meats to say you have au recull.chuu, or nu knowledge? The WitUCIIII was understood lu •nswer, that he had no recollection. Mr. Brouelians—* You gave us an aerosol yesterday of having kuutki el sine day at B. ritual's dour, when he► Royal Hishoess was at Genoa, so loud that hr must have heard s it, 21141 that you received use moots? Y.s. What suit of people came to the hues, that made you touch up the Baron Bergson? When a theft was made. Du you mean to ay, that rubbers threatened lit break irk) the house? Kolibris had come to the house. Was not the alarm giver that it was part of your friend Ompteda's gang The Solicitur.Geweral—My Lords,l have the same objet - lion to make to this questios which 1 mode to air helrure put by my Leonard Friend. 1 object to it bream at as sumes that there is* person of the name of Omptedu, sad that he is • frieud of the witness, sad also that there la • pox of rohlters—(Mr. Brougham, " Oh! there is a gang")— of which th it Kraut is a member. Mr. Brougham—The rioglesder. The bulk itor.Geni ral—Theo 1 say it is such a question as was utter allowed to be put in a Court ..f Justice. The LOllll CHANCELLuit said su our could desist that the qn.sitiuti ought out to be put. The trues examitatioa was ties resumed. Did sot mime tine come mid attack the window of the house? Yes, some rubbers. Did mot you yourself go to the wieder, on that Geeslin++ ? 1 opened she window and saw • tall preset before me ; went out sod fired on this person and upon more pectin.. that were there, who fled. The Earl of Massrlehn (speaking from one of the Galle ries) mused that Costive! should withdraw. The Cosusel at eurdisgly mitred a few steps from the bar. The EMI of illatartaho then asked whether it was tot the wider, audio; of thew Lordship., that the witnesses to be produced us this investigation should nut be present while tither witnesses wire giving their testimony? The Loan Ct►ticat.Lot intimated that such was the Will you swear that during his ilium you ever saw hint walk out truce 1 lAu not remember. Did you ever p into his room during the time of his Mom l waited amen hies. Theis waiting apes him, did you frequemly go into his room' Wien. Did you find him then walking up and duns the room This 1 du not remember. The Eirl of titaxertmo then logged Leave to sib wheels e Sir %%m. Gell was not one of the witnesses whom sasses were contained in the list gives is The LantiCnescatxon susweseil is the affirmative. The Esrl. f hiaseeteLD asked whether Sir Wm. Gell ems Not then peewits ? It was intimated by one of the Qweeta's Caesar! that Sir Wm. Gehl was below the bar. The Earl of Nauman desires, to twat, whetter it was their Leo &kip:pleasure that Ise should cession. to be presea*. The Lotto Caanctu.on said, he thosght there was us objection to Sir Wm. (kit's remaining is the Howe, eobjeot to the qseesiosi of obelisks. of his being afterwards esieskarti as a +norm. Ile thought that their Lordship. bed acted epee the soppositiou that the 'titmouses on bolls sides were to withdraw donsg the examisation of others, except such so should b engaged profeseioselly in the ease, and it was eit tintly wake their Lordehipo' diseretims, whether • peewit reseal at say former port of the evidence should he mike wards examined himself, hot it was extremely dcsirabie that the Cussed au both silks Mould knew ibis ormagensest. Mal they skald he inadvertently deprived of the bengal of any tedisnowy which it might be fee their bitseine podgier: Biel Geer thee& it meth better that theta tetelaiipe Aerial st vacs by dews same peelltve nib es the selects Was he attended by soy medical also ? I do rot remember. Did you not see her Royal Hiebana the Prioress of Wales ping to the ream of Hiersioyesuus to ask after hie health whew be too bad an accident which weaned bins ? Ido not remember. Have you not seer her Royal Highness we to Sir William Hell slaw, to ask how be was when he was coaliaed to his rown?-1 do out remember. Was it wit the constant practice of her Royal Highs'ss to eu herself into the chamber of sales. of her smite whe might Implore to be ill, hi order to see after thei► health aid treatment ilsrimr that illness ?—1 dp rot remember. Tow Never happened tar be ill yourself at Raples?—.No. Did her Royal Highomie make say /Mime* whatever ba lmiest the writer and the lowest of her attendmits in the core she had for them amen the lime of their sickness? Did elm sake any shame* as lo .Pension paid to Mee sipper lervossio sod she Weed of bee Imsomelsoisi darts( the 'Oat of *tam ? . i. ‘u • 7 -- 1/1 • , 40" " • • . irt , 1 11 • a _ PR/CI id. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MRS. GIBBS. THEATREROYAL. HAYMARKET. THIS EVENING. IV EDN ESDAY, Aug. 23. will be performed (ter the first time this mason) Sheridan 's Cumedy of I'llE RIVALS. Sir Anthoey /Ovulate, Mr. W. Farren (fro that night only, by permisrion of the Proprietors of the Theatre. Royal, Cosrut•garden); Captain Alleviate, Mr. Jove,; Faulkland, Mr C )(mirk; Acres, Mr. balms ; Sir Lucius O'Trigger, Mr. Connor; Fag. Mr. B David, Mr. 3. Resod'. Mrs Malaprop, Mrs. Gibbs (feat time, sad for thlt night only); Lydia Languish, Mrs. illardyn ; Julia, Mr.. C. Kendal,. In the roarer of the Evening, a Concerlo on the Piano. forte, by Mr. Gledstaites, pupil of H. R. Bishop, Esq.; ■nd Mr.). Rased, will stag " Mantra vas an Opera Singer." To which will be added, the f its Farce of Y, Z. Captain Galliard, Mr. Connor; Grubbleton, Mr. Wil helm; Nribly Bray, Mr. Liston, who will introduce lb, Snag of At. ! hide your Nose;' Ramie, Andros' (first tinir), Mr. Farley; Ralph Heopered, Mr. J. Russell. Maria, Miss Leigh; Mrs. Mouser, Mrs Connor. Ticket. to he had of Mrs. Gibbs, No. b, Meline-place, iirestasinster-road; and of Mr. Massingham, at the Theatre, where places for the Doses asay be taken. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND, THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Attg. 49, will lie performed, id tease, as ex-troopers, tempo rary Sketch, called PATENT SEASONS. (Previous to which an Address, is the character of the Comic Mute, will be spokes by Sim Kelly.) Mr. Drill, Mr. Mirky; Geufry Muffiucap, Mr. Wilkin• end; Omit Retina, Mr. Peareuau ,• Garrick, Mr. %Trench. 'limbs, Miss Kelly; Melposseoe, Miss Love; Polly, Miss Carew. Tu conclude witb an Apology fur a PrOCIMMIOO, mid a Gaud finale., by all Abe characters of the English Opera. /usage. After which,l2th time, • new Romantic Melo-drams, in three parts, founded us the celebrated Talc called THE VAMPIRE; Or, THE BRIDE OF THE ISLES. Cherub. rs in the intruded." , y Vieius—The Vampire, Mr. T. I'. Cooke; Lady Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Cludterley; Gude, MOS LOVC; Arid, Miss Wurgman. Characters in the Drsula—Ruthven, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Ronald, Mr. Bartley; Robert, Mr. Predawn; McSwill, Mr. Rader. Lady Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Chatterley; Bridget, Mrs. Grove; Effie, Mies Carew. To coot:tide with, 3d time, an entirely new Farce, in two acts, called WHANG FONG; Or, HOW REMARKABLE! M Chatillos, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Mr. I .ovemure, Mr. rearman ; Mr. Mortnur, Mr. Lancaster; Zeilekish Inlet, Mr. Wilkinson ; Timothy. Mr. Miley. Mrs. Rani. lariat, Mrs. Grove ; Clara, Mies Love; Susais„./11rs. Pinder (true the Scarborough Theatre, her 3d appesrauce on a !Ando° stage). The spacious Saloom bag bees again tastefully kited up Silk • or. design, reprimentisg an Illuminated Oriental Gelder', and will be opened ae rasa! at Eight o'Clurk, fur ilw admittance of the S,:cond Price, which C U OIMCOCeII at Nine. Doom opes at Half.past Six, and the Performance to be. gin at Seven. Briers, hs ; Second Price, 3a —Pit, 31. ; Serond Price, 8,1-.4„,wer Gallery, 2s. ; Second Price, Is—Capper Gal e'', Is.; Second Price. ed. Private Bums may be bad nightly of Mr. Stevenson, of *boat Flares are to be taken, at the Box Office, Strand En trance, frins Ten till Four. The Vampire will be repeated every evening till further cot ir or. 'fu•morruw, Patent &ammo, with Woman', Will. A sire Operatic Drama, in three acts, will be produced is • f w lay.. DISH'S NEW LOTTERY, Free from Trii y, I iitriesc3 , and Chicanery. liiSii respect.ll 11 1* H.qum ats the Public be II • has rosiractert with Goireruinent far a new Lottery, •iol be world ha &iciest its dial gratilude which their pa tiooage, for a loot 'tries of years, so jastly deserves, dot hr : i.oi avail liqnself of the upporissiiy to press. them wilts a *do we, which, fur ouveloy sod fairoisit„.absuld dsad rare -1 list he shoold place is the wool favourable moist 4,1 vies 11.41 ninth Le hid himself planned, might, perhaps, expeeted; bat Co4lll4CinUll of hsvitit used his bras efforts to do yoatice to his firiesids—of !moque scrupulously eUdrn b4posral so to eowstruet Ike Scheme as to be lees from all Ike "burst, lot li,cks trsotisd lo last I.utiery—sad Weise pub. be sassainge as well sr issilleitlual interest newt sisscerely sl he writes so inspection, is the full cwifidence of Its lon ling 'turf,' approval. 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There are no Claus', all Slerliap Notify, no referee of Tickets by the Contractor, as I. runner Lotteries; every Number put into the Wheel, so that every Ticket will deride its owe late, and no other.— Thirty Prises of 20,0001., 1,0001, 6001., 400/, all in One Day. Jand J. SIVIEWRIGHT have great pleasure • in bearing testimony to the superior merits of the new Lottery, which they can confideatly recommend as being highly deserving of the patronage of the Public . There will he no reserve of Tickets; TWO PRIZES of 20.0001. and Twenty-eight other Capitals. All the Prizes will be paid in Steeling Money; every Ticket will be drawn out of the Wheel singly; 11,2001. added to the Scheme io extra Mazes; and the whole will be decided in One Day, NEXT WEDNESDAY. Tickets sad Shares are selling by J. and J. SIV CITRIC HT, 37, Conduit; 11, Holborn; 38, Haymarket; and 141, Oxfuril.street, London ; who sold in the last Lottery, No. 9,814, 20,0001. —No. 12,313, 10,0001.—with ninny minor Capitals of 5001., 2001., sm.; and by the Agents In the Country, of whom explanatory Schemes may be had gratis. THE QUEEN'S TRIAL. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, Avoure 22. The LORD CRANCILLOR catered the House at bye mi nutes after tea o'clock, mid prayers were read. The at 'radium of staggers was greater than usual, both above and below the bar. The names of the Peers befog called over, the Counsel wrre ordered ii be called in. The luterprettr took kis station, sad the whams Meocchi wee put to the bar. 'llse SoliciturA;recial resumed the examination. Wittier* said _yesterday that he welt to Bavaria with the Princess, dui be go to Cadman.? Yee Did he go slim to Nuremberg aid Trieste? Yes. la door jemmies were the chambers of Bergsnii aid of the Prioress cousiguoas ? I wish to know generally if the rooms sae cuitiiguuus to each other; if they weer 'unarmed with each other or at a distance? Near or far off? A. 'lle uriginal repression had a double totaniug, sod their Lordahips ought take which they liked. Mr. itroughtiat—When a wituese gives an answer capable of a double meaning. I submit that the explanation should be left to be desnauded by pattiug a 'newt grestion. The tpiestiuu was agaiu put. More wear than far. Lhd the spartatcuto generally communicate with each other ? Yes. %Vete the apartments of the Princess and Origami gene rally separated Iron those occupied by the seat of the suite ? Yes. Who selected the apartment, generally fur sterphig, the Princess or Sergaust ? They both made distributiou of the chambers. Did Itergarni travel is the same carriage with the Prin. ems? Ire ; it the journey to times tird Baratta. Whew wilier's says Bavaria, does he meaty also all Ger amity ? Yea. Was it the Initiates@ of wituess to prepare the carriages amid thisigs for the juermy, and to put them tutu the coach ? Yea. Doe* he knee i• what particular part of the carriage Her pail is g I sat ?He did nut remember. Dues witless remember at any lime fusing a bottle io the carriage ? Ile footed owe bottle these. Was that usually its the carriage when the Princess sad Desnatesi travelled together! Yes. Will the *Uwe*, explain the cuastructioa of the bottle as Sc the topraimg—aa• it large or small I It was three or four itiches work. Does Hie u itigss haus , from say eeelsebs be fousd la It . t - LONDON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, to what use it was applied? (The answer was too olreDalVe to repeat). Does witness remember Wog at the Cooireot of Benedic tion at St. Almelo ! Yea. Dues he remember seeks the Prieesss at breakfast there ? Yes. DiJ the Prisons loreskfest shore, or with Bergaini ? With Benson. Dues witne s remember soy thing pussies or bring dons there by Beeseesi? N u lling was duo, that witness I.OIIIIIIF , breed. Where did witness omit the envies lir the Princess ? 4. Pesaro. How beg since? Three rem Irk When witness left the service of the Prioress whets he? To Sidon. Into whose Derek* did he ester? Tibet of the 111101001 Erhe Ortesealchi. How beg did he remain to Italy after goisilog rbi vke of the Primes? He could mot miletalier ; perhaps or Rye months. • Does offline remember got/ with the Prisons to Paris Yes. At whet Is. did theyisdgw in thee plisee? H. did two remember, hut it was the into en the right hated aide es en timing Paris. Dues witness remember when the Princess was at Naples, Bergami being out on horseback ONO termitic and the Prin cess asking for him? Hr remembered it trio well. [The Interpreter amid, that pin &mid weal In comment either for very well, or tow well. The Interpreter said that the Queen's Attorney-General had objected to the word kappa yesteidsy, and therfere he offered the two 'tiptoes 'does. Mr. Brougham said, that he had not ohj•cted to the wind froppo, but to the use in which it wee given in inter pretation.] During the time that Berganii erns out on horseback, did the Princess inquire for him? Yes. (It was asked by lord Eamtite at what time this oc. curved. Lord LITIMPOOL auawered, its November or De cember, 1614.] thi the return of Bertrand from riding, did witness coos nmaicate to Berganti that the Prioress wanted him? Yes. Was the Princess al that time above stairs in her bed room? He did nut know, be was below in the court. In consegortice of the eireetweuicasioo, that the Prince*" wasted him, did Bergalni go up stairs to her bed-meow? Mr. Brouebsin objected to this epiestion, because it sit rooted that the list question. as to the listowkdge of the witness, had been answered its the The LORD Cdsvosu-wi said, that the question was pat as a leading one. It ought to be, " Did Berge's' go up into her bed-room?" The question was at lesith pet—Where did Bergsma go ? [The 'wiles", was detailing a CO•Vrillalion which evened be twixt him did Bergami oa the oceastoe.] Mr. Brougham said that this could sot be evidence unless* iteennected the presence of the Process with Bergsma at it occurrence. The Solicitor-General submitted that it was subject of evidence. Lord ERIPLINe said, that it could hare se easseetion whatever with the ease, if it only proceeded fres the mouth of Berguni without the presence of the Queer. The LORD,CII•XCELLOR mid, that it might be evidence. Bet that it must be gives en question regularly pet. Where went Bergaini ? To his own rams. After entering it whet did he do ? He shot the doors. Did be merely close them? He locked them. Does witness recollect how bag Brigand remained there ? About these-quarters of as lemem N Wm. Did he see the Princess below stelfitisrlog that period ? No. Witness bad in a former part of his evidence described the arrangements as to sleeping-rooms is the villa D'Este, was any change made after their return from Orem? Yes. Does witness know what changes were made In the apart. meots 1 Yes; he remembered them. Was there any evenmunicatioe betwees those of the Prix. ens and &egotist ? Yes. Were the apartments of the rest of the suite at a distance front them? They were" more far." Was there any door which, being closed, shut off all tom =imitation between the spermicide of the rest of the house and those of Ikrgami and the Princess? Yes; when that door was locked none could enter. Du , s witness remember any alteration of the wall in et. reefing the communicative between these last apartments? Did not well remember. Was there • theatre at Trieste ? Yes. Did the Princess act at it ? Yes. With Bergami ? Yea; had seen Bevgavni and the Prin cess there, but never remained during the performance of the comedy. On their arrival at D'Este and subservient residence, was the Princess usually visited by the Nobility, hy the persons of diatinctioe in that part of Italy ? I don't remember. Does witness remember a person of the name of Mehemet ? Yes. What countryman was be ? He was of Jaffa. Was be taken on board the vessel at Jaffa? Yes. Did he remain with the Princess the whole time in which wheelie was with her at D'Este? Yes. Can he tell of any exhibition which _Mehemet was in the habit of making before the Princess which be never used what she was not there ? Mr. Brougham said, that to allow this question would be opening a door to illegal evidence, end would lead iv an ac tual necessity of receiving it. It would be well if the Suli cilorGeneral would surroutid iota questions with fewer of those guards, which he used from a very proper motive; but they led to much perplexity. A habit was out matter of evidence, except it was communicated is the presence of the Pri ; it would then be a fact of the case. But Make. met's habit in the ahoeuce of the Queer could be no subject for questiouiog. Do's witness remember the Princess being present, Ms. hornet uakiug any exhibition ? Yes.• sort of fen (i~ambi). Will witness describe the exhibition, the peat, which Malionset made? (The Witness describe d it; it consisted of • gesture and motion which are used In the Spanish jaw dunan, and the interpreter said that they formed a pert of a dance practised all over the East, as throe of their Lord ships who had travelled must very well keow.) Mr. Brougham wished the interpreter te confine himself strictly to the answers. Whether either before or during the time the motion he has described, hr mails tiny arraogement, ur say allrenlium, or any thing as to his paatalouus, or what it wee--ob r ib er be did soy thing with his paataluons do net keie. Will you ask the witness to describe the gtiochl from be ginning to rod—what was done from beginuieg to eod— whether we did any thing with Ms shirt or soy other pert of his dress? l'he witness here polled aphis trousers. The Interpreter. I cannot translate that, heestatto it is • nudism, and yeti are better jade,* than I ear p oss ibly bp, sod I hope your Lordships will excuse me."—(Hear, A far ) Mr. Brougham—lt is as easily translated luta Eirglish as possible, it is rureary.—(Loud cries of " Ny e se.") By the Solicitor Geseral--Does the whams remember on this °mobilo soy thing being dare? The Interpreter—The wetness has not given say sewer, he has merely made a motives which the Solkiter.Umseral would be as able to give hinsitelt —(Lood lasphlag.) The witness wee desperildwg insiatalibig with the paataketem, or trousers ; I want him to describe what that was with aceeracy—bow the browsers were prepared—whit hr did wills the truowers—did ha do any thing to the troesees with his lambs 'either before or dodo; the MN this mouse was plug on? 1 have not seers it. Ma the poe ities o f Me tremors the same as usual ? Always is the same elate. As to this Sweat, doss he reissebst In mere thou rise '