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Drama, called • !laces for the it ,•• b taken UI 1L„.,,„, , 0 . .. es to c ~... i tfOirt Ten till cal,7olcer. in Prince'sllace, Itart.atr..e , Nit, Brander), at the, ...Ile Public ire erDeartilly infilmed, that Timmy the 't,,iin will be perlocuied on Monday and TuestlaY he"'Dra.; tiutinctittrount oldie numerous Inn .1,,, squin r ay, an b 4 et ayn ex t , '4llkbutrY Le frl t i . l. B I tie 13t14'"It' taii:ltiviiiset\evtrihelilie)OGnPlre;rinriginhettit .t.,(14 TucliaY, A Cure for the Ileart.ache. —Oh ‘vechle,s -r-1. Anaxertes . the part of Nlim t L ifle by. a Young 1-,l','Y, i,.'l,,therfirliapi)earance on • ahY S tag 4 after witkli, 1 ire ',"1,17,,,.°11414t0re..-Ori dy" 1' lic Way to Keel% 11110 ;7 I s l, '""' , Y. by permission of' till: Author, Thz .Schoul tor „,,............„.._4'4l:-•011 Saturday, A Trip to Scarborougli. ' E l'fhri'll(l:lA NEW COMIC PANTONIII‘I C. ROYAL Al'ill'lll THE ATR E. t, AsTLEy's, IVESTNIINSTER.BRIDGE. " 44 the htniediare Patronage of t heir Roy I . \ m" litlaet Itscors r and puss of Years.. al t I ighnesses the tri NIC)NID4Y NEXT, s , ix Pktitely, e Mil itarilFicce; called July at I), at Half-past Ur k n ... Li S BQN ; - . ' -"g bit GUERRE ON THE DAN K.S OF TILE TACIUS . THAfhtttlet• st` the popular Crand Naval, Military, Eques- E ~,,,,Pho. and tkplesirian SpeCtaclei caik't ~. ~ IRANI' SARACEN, AND THE N OBLE 14 wh ic4 pie twenty N i i°t) es, lt. w ill perlium surprising Ix, .. , Feas. rs se..xer.clus by Twelve r;elcbra ter! Equestrians., r _, • 11 „y' Y `",titteri by Mr. Upton, composed by M r.P.`trtc, *1 .4 0 ' ,, 4 ' l 'l' IkJ:4LS, called ', The Miller's Maid. • p4ztuiric with (never performed) an entirely new Con . tic Stent,',,llZ? r o thtt.tsl by Nil., bologna. jun. with ,r, i - v v hiII • " 1 ' je ill'erYl I)4otillitiilS, Dresses, stc. tin; 4.111" S id les liii M. Ware, oiled 0 *lit NIANI/kltlig ; la which wi1r1,414119t1.1 QUIN IN CI-II NA t ry. taken , froi 'il 'P l 'lco the following pitioresque Scene. t; rove of , 'e a c.i,rirett iii,A,,,, vi 4, xrit ! hariteit. . ot onto, eih: of it, tie( .10 ( of Nlandarin's lionae, Interior Tea Pattury, Vies, ~,. 1 4x -,,, 14114tour.str-et ill Cllll2Oll, t . 4 "110%e. P4 ;oo lll : 4 c ri h ( l : ,iLY of &'-lailras, Chincise Lantlscpa,aPcc.: 44 ' Vt ""' or geki n 'el-11'401g Houses. Porcelain dtenni, 1141;,I2II W IIII 4 tli {lob iiint i lbrirlh;li an i' t i C il li p tr i L 4 ' e6 se .. Ta•findt pie. 4unthinius (Iluric c 'un • , Xuri c h i ithe flullq, Nis. 130 LOC 1 , ..1 1, ..1 5! 3 . • • 'ke'lct4-4 (the 4.14.4141`;:n7t r‘i r.Tiritil ( i)IN,‘N i li R ; • l,jitl,ttlig f• oinic Lov& Mr. US I-1 Ell ; Iortes:11„,"X (Attendant), kir. 11R 0 iti t And Xle,,thi•°, s'.t.• lIIIINSON and I) ECA s if( o ; ci„„;irw (the elowA), mr. S 0 L i i ~:, dl; , Nur, Miss bLOMGit EN i „,,, tliset,"l.r.larlsi (Corurrininej, Alit; TA Y 1 . 0 lt • Sikh ~,,,Tetbitt he Ani pthe.itre, f ftill Ttli tit t !lime, and 44 . 0 iit 4 .4 4 t 1(44v than Nall -past Seven. 1141- Ilii4s ;.P4l Ei4lit. . ; (0,,,, i3r. „, veiling, p i s n` the impulirr horse SpciLicle, le t o* 4 111.7.1(cerciii,,es, AN (List time) clic t'avourite Panto '4' "loWit Amour 14/1,1)414111t's UNIVERSAL PR EL: EPTOR, rlhi,lii ": 1 (i kAMNIAR of G LOG RA PUY. and 4 ~t ,t, RANINIAR or CIL LtillsTßY. fiii ..was tpublistic.l, price 'fierce Shillis. • - rt ells li°4 ' of l ' () )14 1 17 s .X, EY ;, Or, 49 sw ors and 8010* ItoNs • I klousAND POutt fIUNpRE.D. i! , rjr4 in h i .•,2, . E X.A NI PIES, arid PRO I.INIS, curi o • ;14(.4.4iiitt!,. ilhuverial Preceptor, Goldsmith's Grartuhl sti,t.'it E 440 .,: !"!, 1 the t;rarzatuar of Chemitry, pubh.hc". .11.01411,,i,,,,t0 (oovezth.:,,,e of Tutors, Governesses, ana kt il`c, Ityntior i i 'cii 4cr - c . t he above. named ban iir and generally kk iii 14° iktilt Ir 1i • u t3 . to be ~,,, ilitc, the ..,t di . .it ensta the satisfacti on .:.:! 4 . 1 w, tor the „iikt`,‘lsner et numerout !leads of Semina ri e s, 1 ' sr ',,,,,,,i, el Picel*ion, facility, and unifoimity in the , v4ritr, 1,,,,,44; have' lon,, inquired for such a Volume as 1 ,4 44 I ° 4irt 1., ,?. 11.1tIII. N.,thing but suLli a K cY.!•YIs ilti„ ll y a . , ~ ..,teoes.ucri and deter veil universality to Blau s L ', .:11,,i I:;ukt.tl,l4l Qramniars tete:riot to. .'1 woo t h au l, PIIIIIIIi*, bridge street, London; sold Jioq,ella:s. "41 414 lette3, l 'aterriuster..tow ; and by 4104,1'' wh im' Oh al l',,b)t ot it, , ,, cii ,',Y .. ,to lie hacit just published, ..,_,., 1„c `'‘. in Envisii7,, 1 -t uft's, on tamiliar arid evemrYerr7u7_ ~ i ,. „or hkerote ~ ' is!och, and Italian, wttti nu , , _s "". bra i d ' '') 'lle iteY 1.). Blair, price is. bodrus, - t .......„........21 , ....... ~,, itik W RiTI ------ "---,_ • ' 'fli t! NQ, nil,: (inh:cr AND END 0 F ) 'l' wt.* pui)ii 1.,")11LA.1.1 0 ri. ,dr", Priee 35 64 bound, with the full citi, nf ajirriivain.'e lo Sclloo.iltp ' *i rk ii ir -ital e v e U‘l'lN 11. E LETTERS, on ram' - au, - , ;Put ,L 141( ' Ltt ri•i'd,., to wini.h are subjoined. iit'a iliii,, 1it:0)44 tor the heal's:lse of Pupils, and . )43046%4e ..4. M lles ircoch arid in4lian Letters. 4145, 'o the Praaical Utill Of St :114018 fur A4111:t44.11111 (I, l 4 he l pe . V. i)A V I I). REA I it'. • „ Li:,14.10, ish,t.l4 Tilt ,Uttivrs..l i' receptor, First Cate. otrtl t.ty 1,., 1 ,., , t 4, tri_ gnu) r! rammar, Etc, ~., , and wi',i44t44, iioniy,,,bito of ali grantrnatied,. 4:44,4 ki,itit, 4,zrieit the attainment ot the Art of elegant ii!'"h:jr‘4ll,4.4 crti4--7„thete having been, till this time, no ' hatek;:4illeZlPlortant and essential An A rr, tll . ..AU' ~Iltra. ttkizi,te .Itileittery Work calculates on file 1.1:4-., Iti . P4ll ' itai;e of all 'public and private ?litti,,"!4 kr I.i.t I. i, -. vpil ti - dant p i '' 1t• . .. 1 -1 .411 ' rely 'hops, New Bridge. street ,• soli. by ht "'. ' 41"11(Intbi Paterikoltet4QW i scud by 4" Wl totrk I'4 44 be 1 t 4 U N 'ad, lust publish es ! , by the same !Ike., ters a l p r . Author, ~,,441taitillikt, ttne.,!‘lZlltor, ur an easy Cra rrirnar of. Arts, ~'1 4. 1 ~ k , r ~ tiowtedge, price sis. 60. horind; with r 4‘cei '!'" 1 i 1. qtt Unwired Questions and' E sercises. 'INN' 'l6ikli i tit4'll KeY to thus': govtions, and also ror c1,,, 1 1, 1 , , ,tj . 4 I, iii.nbrir tit" Cuogra;hy„ anti Bi4ir's 'slr)t price ts.- clll,-,,,,,i1t()., :5414).1 'Ai ..,qiii,:. 1i,,,„,i,) 3 11 OF 'VINEGAR. ' {ty 4 litlilruvtl4:lt,!!!. ltd EN RV. and brought bylii3 1 4%4 tj." 1 4trtt a il " t he 1 Igliest perfeetiu) cont.'. 'lts , liernil,l,' v•dtl by Messrs. tt EN It Y, Manu.; ' ai, , ,r t , 4 ', olaocilebier. 1.., th,„,,, %ihit; h“ ," St (3EI/4 , (11 h. r-liulued Liquor which is corn "Pt likti Ith lY co i ri , .It Art..hae .flccOltaterl Vinegar, joined with the r ,),,,,,„t p4.1t4 ril ~ ks and efficacious An tiseptic:3, may be iis,,iiit4 0,44441 y chio4t,,, and fur any length of. tune. tt‘jj'.4,1•11;,„;,,,1`.• anti , 4 4 3 _ h fur inilinling reticf in flead Adis, 1r1,,,k,i)41,441,4i11. k l ,l' . '' e . rs .1 4 1 . pee ir har ly grateful' arid tolte.4l - .„,,.. 91' the"'s.i'..!.iiccs of Public Resort, anti in ,:cfvll,., triArty i1,e..1. 0t,,,,4!:,•. It euuntrrads, aiso, the in. :e.4,et'tirt„.!,'„',Z;?4,4l,4.l.liles:l4er._Preparatinns are ' sold under 1.11,111 k ! I t .i) prow- 071,TPL Fiihne are requested to Ob. ti,,ll' Aral.,,,lhY. tvlancher "ehli4 genuine, Nat the r,,,ties ~,, , ~: i. hpl 0, v ter. ale engraved O n the Stamp. .14:41 liier,"'cinue.., tie, the gor r in ilottres, price as. grt. , ~, ~,,, c (.,41„,_ sold wholeinile and retail by 'I34Y-. 1; ~.07,1,,by the ",,3.7strcet (the rani A e ' I tutors i: !Ii?I'l, Silvrer-'14!e141.'); mille t Y av4h,_1•1,16:11 C • 1i,40 •,!,410,. r,, (...I)ritel' . ' el" • butt, -PCINN. t ki t e ' t ' 4,4!Atel .44' LtYSlalt , ' Aio i tiitil ...4111, 44 . i it , NED MAC E. SI .' -- . o les bt;tl I.4l''';'lttltrptvitti glass stoppers. at 4s. '. 4tVb. I SAItUR.D.,I PICTUALLING.OFFICE, - .7;6; 3, !Rm . ' THE COMMISSIO NERSAr VICTUA G A ' His Majesty': Nivy dv hereby give Mace, That on Bi eigy, the 12th instant, they. will be read, to receive Ten dertin writing (sealed . pp), and treat .ss. , ltb such Persons as grill undertake to purchase all the Y EAST 'that shall be mode in his Majesty's lire:who:4e at Deptford ; for Gee jear, item the 21st instant, . The Conditions of the Contra," may he tren at the Seeretatee Carl . No regard wlll be bad to any Tender In uhleh the Price Nhall not he hawed 'M .:mar at length, or that .shalt not be deliver. ed to the Board &late One o'Clock on the _raid Friday, the nth nor unless the Pewit who mob,. the 'Tender, or time Poson on Ile &ball s attends, to anSWer when called for. Each Tender must a/: le accompanied by a Letter signed two ntpondhle Prriogs, ettgagiarg to become botod with the . Par tendtriug, in the Anal Sum of z3O/. far the due peiformance of the Coetral7. DE.,..)rFo 4D 1/IC:I'U4LI,ING-.018 . 2fiene lg, 181 t. rriIESE are to give Notice, that oa . Tharsday the !lib Yoty net, „at to o'Cloek in the forenoon, toil! Ge axj):.ted'to Public Sale at lilt Majesty': PiEloalling.);ord, tt Drpif,.rd ; stimity Lots of the following PROVISIOiIS and STORES, novo laying br tte Jab, Yard, viz. Bread, Flour, Pease, Oatmeal', Raisins, Rice, Pot Barley, Currants, Bread.dust, Fluur.sweepings, Callavances, Pease-screenings, Oatmeal-sweepings, S.4t4ish, Bake house Sweepings, Bags and Ititt,s, Beef, Pork, Suet, Sugar, Butter, Cheese, Nine-pipes; ewer, Puncheon, Hogs head, I3arrel, and half ilogslicad-staves ; Rum PUttelteon, and Irish 'fierce, and Barrel-heads; a quantity of Boards Ends, and Fire-wood, Ex. dre„&c. A Leporit of ail. per cent. is to l ir made npon the antoune rob 4ta at ,the time of Sale, and the remairsdee of the Para:tie Mona paid 6ofo - re the Stove are removed, forwhiebpurpose, a pe riod of 14 working Dot will be a!,:ced front the Do of Sale ; the Buyer: particularly u6rervl'g, that not less than one.balf of the quantity Is to ee rem,ved fr,on the Premises within the first .Seven Dg:, and the reniainder in the Sev,n 16/hewing Days': ialberwite the Dep,:sit ,y will he I, yelled, and the Provisions or Stores remain' the Propel ty of the Crow', a: in; extension rf Time, will on a'rry account he <ranted. OFEICA Of ORDNeINCE, :tint 28, 181, t. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 1113 itlAt ORMV/INCR d* hereby i;•l , e N'orice. !Oat Fierposals tall be ,ereived al Mt* difice ircPaa..ll4ll, on or Le for, Friday, the 12tb'ebey of 1. y nixr; from nab !Trio's ar may be tylling io undenahe ibe exprlY oy 01,1 It I-I UN Dlt LI) AND FORTY CHALDRONS OF SI GH lON MOUR COALS, Jr the. &Twice of i4le cji dear:re darrack Department at G.braltar. Fserther ?articular:, together wk D the Terms and Conella4ll 01 the Conrrati, :nay be inown upl>r application at the. lieeretaty's ijce attnes.sid; any Day Ortunen the . Homes of Ten and Four o'Clock,- where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed sip and indorsed, P roposals for Coals ;". but no Pro, p-sal ran be admitted after the said sub day of 74 next, at Twelve o'Clvek at Noon Of the sasu Day ; ntisber will any Tender be noticed, wilco the Parry making it, or an Agent in hi: behalf, shall attend. By Order of the D'ard, • R. 11. GREY; Sec. 111INCTES OF EVIDENCE CIVZN ISEPORR TUE COMMITTEE OP PRIVILEGES TO WHOM THE PETITION OP 14 WILLIAM FITLEIARDING BERKELEY, cL.xiMING AS Of LIGHT TO XIS LARS. OF staxstiv, WAS AZFE,Aaf.D. Die Lunt, 40 Marld, 1 8 tT. The Lprd WALstuottot in the Chairs The Order of Refer e nce wai read. The Petition of William Fitzhardinge Btlrkeley, chinning as of right to be Berkeley, Viscount Duraley, and Baron Berkettly, with. !4ijesty's reference the4.of to this /louse, -aud the, Report of his Niainsty's Attorney Getter:ll thernanto at - tooted, .were triad. Theit,the following instruetion to the Committee was read : " Ordered, That it be in itistruelion to the Com. Mittel! of Privileges.to whorn is referred the Peti tion of William VitZhaidinge B4keleYs claiming as of 'right to be Earl of Berkeley, to consider, in the first instance, what' oroKeviings ottlit to be directed by the House to be adopted, in urthr that due attention may be secured . to. any interest which any sun or sons of the late Earl of Berkeley, bprn alter the i 6th day of May, 179(.1, may have in thn . dignities claimed, and that' ttrey.do report Jo the House thereupon." Proposed to resolve, That it is the opinion of this Committee, that it may be proper for the House to direct • that an humble Addresib,e . preiented to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, humbiyto re quest, that he will be graciously pleased to (tired, in the name and behalf of his Majesty, that his Ma: jesty's Solicitor General do attend this HOLM on the hearing of the Petition of WilliamYitzhatdinge! Berkeley, claiming as of right to be Earl of Berke ley, Viscount Dursley, Ottli Lord Berkeley, fee and on behalf of any son or sons of the late . Earl ,of Berkeley, burn since the 16th day orMity, .1796, in respett of any interest or right which snclt sou or ions may have to or in the said dignities, or, any of then. The same was agreed to, and the said Resolution' was ordered to be reported to the House. EDWARD PARRATT jun. WAS called in, and having Y; JULY 6 1 , 1811. been sworn, produced the Original Journal of the House of the btli June '766., Read the fiillOwipg Entry in the same. Die Avis, 5 a Junij`l76G. " This day Frederick Augustus Earl of Berkeley sat first in Parliament, atter the death of his father, Frederick AugustUs Bail of Berkeley, his Lordship having first at the Table taken the oaths, and made and subscribed the declaration, and also taken and subscribed the oath of . Abjuration, pursuant to the Statutes." Ttie Witneis was direaed to withdraw. Then Sir Samuel Romilly Counsel (or the pe titioner stated, he proposed next to prove the death of Frederick Augustus late Earl of Berkeley ; but as therregistry of 11ia burial v.ra:i not immediately at hand, he would call a witness-who could prove the fad. Whereupon EDwAlin JSNNInt, M. D. wag called in, Ond having brew swot o, wus exatninrci as 101 7 lows : You attez!ed'the late Lord Berkeley in Gis illness ? —I did. When did he dic ?--On the 8111 of August last. 1)0 you know that ho died on that (Joy ?—Most certainly 1 do. How soon did you see Lord Berkeley after his death ?—:-Itt the course of the morning, or in the afternoon : it WAS, in the course of the day. The witness was directed to withdraw. .Then Sir SallaVEl, ROMILLY stated, lie next pro posed .to otter in evidence a deposition made by Frederick Augustus late 1!:arl of Berkeley, upon a Bill filed in the Court of Chancery, between . the Hon. William. Fit zhardiuge Berkeley, commonly called Lord pursley, the Hou. Frederick Maurice Fitzhardinge Berkeley, the Hon. Augustus Fitz hardinge Berkeley, and the- Hon. Francis Henry Berkeley, infants' under the age ut twenty-fine years, by the. flight Hon. 'William Lord Craven, the►r next friend; plaintiffs : And • THOMAS MORETON FITZHARDINGE BERKELEY, otherwise Thomas Moreton Fitzhardinge Berkeley, calling: himself Lord Dursley ; the Hon. George Chart% Grantley Fitzhardinge Berkeley, by khe Right Hon. Willirtin Lord' Grautley, their guardian, arid the Hon. George Cranticld.Berkelti, and ,George Henry Frederick Berkeley, an - infant, Edison, by the said George craiifield Berkeley, his fa• ther and guardian, defendants :. And. which 4ill was tiled_ tor the purpose of perpeitialing of the legitimacy of the said infants, plaintiff, in the said Bill. And being heard to state the groUnds upon which lie offered the same, Mr. ArToHNEYGENgR Lon bchagif the Crown wa, lient4 in ohjedion to the said4i)o.itiun, as such, 11,-ing ro:6vqd in evidetwe. Sir,SAMUEL hOMILLY being heard i n re ply. The Counsel, were dirthed to Withdraw. Moved to resolve, That the evidence offered as deposition ought nut to be received. Upon the question put thereupert; the same was agreed to, and ordered accordingly. The Counsel 'were agaiii called in, And the Lard Walsingliarn informed • them that the Colinnittee had resulved that the evidence Ofrered as' deposition • ought not to be teceived. • The Right—Homiurahle PvlAat Countess 'of Btu- REI,EI %V,14 called, and a Chair being phced for her, her Ladyship came to the table, 'Arad haviiig' been sworn by, The Lord ChaiwellOroVas eianiined' as follows When was your Ladyship firat married to the late Earl of Berkeley i—Ott - the 30th 61 March t 784. 'Where v.as that 'marriage soleniuized ?-1 . 11 the Parish Cimrch of Berkeley. Who was the Clergyman that solemnized that marriage ?—The Ref. 'Mr. lin pg . • Who were present at thi2 , tittle of the solemniza tion. of that Marriage ?—my brother, Mr. TuJor, and the Clerk, and the lare'Earl of Bei keley. Was it the regular Clerk of •t ho Piirish who at terscled-on that occasion ?—No, 1 believ, not. Does your Ladyship - know who brou g h t t. l4 t per son there who ofileated a Cli!rk understood Mr. Hopcnrin brought hini there. I))esiyour Lady6l;ip know w h o that person was? —No., 1 do not. Wa4.the marriage rltily registered at the time ? Yes, 1 think it wits ; 1 tin) SOte it wai. Did your Ladyship sign your nartie to that re. gistry 1 did. Then Mr.'Serjeant ifest, of Counsel for the peti tioner, proposed to produeeifhetegikty Of the imr rine of the Earl of BCrkeley' in the year 1785; not. fur the purpose of going into ~alt - the'obidenee the to it, bUt that the 'Countess 'of Berkeley Might speak as to the signatiires thereto. .Whereupon Enkv4 tt II PA It It ATT o senior, was . ialled in, and having been sworn; produced a bublr, ittti tuled, ." The Register of Marri.tcses solemnized '4olenkzed iu the Parish CburCh cif Berkeley, in the County or Gloucester ;.• altd was examined itCfullows _ . From whence do you bring thisregistry?- - -Er6m ,he Parliament Office. • Toro to. the entry at' the registry of the carriage of Lord Berkeley. Tile witness turned !o an entry in tliesarne,which w,pa lead as fyllows 111 No. 74.---Frederick Angusim Earl of fierlceley, • of this Pacish, Bachelor, and Mary Cole, of the same, Spinsl,er, were married in this Choc'', by 13; 4)11 4 this6ll6qt h thy of March, in flie.year one thousand seven hundred and eighty-five ; by me, AUGUtiTU3 THOMAS tiursmAN, Vicar. "-This Marriage was selemni*ed bel,Wevrt us " Betth - cLcy. " MARY CoLa. In the pr,esenceof W. "I'ppou. ‘r The Mark ;,1 of flu:tutu) HARMS." The Entry was .s sewn to the Countess of Berke- [PRICE SIXPIyNCE 114IPPEN.N • ley ; and her Ladyship was further examined as follows : Will your Lidysbipstate to the Committee whe• titer the name tf Mary Cole," affixed to, thtit entry. is your Ladyship's band-writing, and was written at that time ?--Yes ; and it was written at othe time. Will .your Ladyship state whether the name " Berkeley" is the hand-writing ,of Loid Berkeley, and was written at the time ?.-Yea; it is the hand writing of Lord Berkeley, and was written at the time. • • Was the name, Augustus Thomas aupaman, written at the time,?—Yes ? it is The itaud•wtiting of Mr, Hupstnatt; and that name . was Writtettat the time. Was - the name of William Todor, which your Ladyship will find there as writteit at the time, and by Mr. Tudor ?...-Yes, it was. Wai that marriage 3 ithinediately avowed, or Was it kept a secret ?--It wos kept , secret. When wa4 it first proposed to the Eml of $r rice. ley that that marriage:which' your Ladysitip has staitd to the limbo was kept weret should be avo‘4tl I cannot exattly tell. Does your La.lyship• reeollea, when it was pro. posed to Loid Berkeley that that emtrrlitge :thuuki t» avowed, the tea,otts that Lord 1104ley gav:: fur the further coot:raiment of that marcia.:e 1 di, recollect t heti). Ilaire the guodness t' state them ?--Lord Berke ley gave me as a reason that the registry hall been destroyed, and that it could not.be a. owed without great risk to the Clergyman, who was stippoied have destroyed the registry. In consequence of 4 hlt toutrtunication frt.rn Lola Berkeley, Was it determined that the inmiagestiourd still be kept secret ?.;--Yes it was. Does your Ladyiliip recollect 'consulting ,s,vit It any and what professional man, and ‘k how, telkai i r g what was tO . be done ander the idea of the fegiStry Navin; been destroyed?:--Yetis, I consuhed Bearcroft. . When did your Ladyship consult Mr. Rearcroftl —I do , not exactly recollect the date ;. it was belute the second marriage took place. • Will your Ladyship be good enough 'to state to the . Hougo'what advice Mr. Bearabtt gave upon that subject.?---f le recommended a Second marriage, under the circumstances of Inc Case. Was that advice in writing think it was not in writing. Did your Ladyship immediately acrinieice ilt iho advice of Mr. Bvarcroft, that ihrre should be a se• cond marriage)--NO;1 did not. Whet wcie your Ladyship's reasons for not, im. rnediaiely acquiescing in that adviCe thought -it would be forsaking my eldest son, and fiivtng up all possibility, in my own mind, of proving tile first milt? ridge. In consequence of this, had yOer Ladyship nse. cored interview with Mr. Bcarcroft ?--;47e4, 1 44id. Did he get over thole ditficultiei which txi +ircl ,ice your Ladyship's mind, and how ?—H e did not .get over the difficulties. But did your Ladyship su b m i t to his opi n ion , . He went' to Dogiiton, deter Mined to reMam UtlMOtricd till he returned. Mr. Baarcrutt did not then know who I was. In conlequence of the advice you had reccitCci truth Mr. liearcroit did your 'Ladyship ol.tini4ittly consent to a second marriage ?-4did. Where•was 'your Ladyship married to LordihT... . keley the second --In the Parish of Law,: bet h. Oti the. second marriage taking place, was the. marriage avowed or w as it still. etincealed;?..".ltte, , marriage was stilt..onbcealed. • , Did your Ladyship take the , tale*of totintess of Berkeley, or did your Ladyship pass by the some, name you had formerly timed passed dip the same name 1 bad done before,- and refused to be .acknowl*dgect then. ' ' By what flame did you r. Ladyship pass ?..—Mifts Tuoor. • •;. 1 Down to what , period of time did YoUr.Ladyship • continue bs' the name' of Miss Tudor cannot .exdotlylell -ton few tuonths,' btit I think about the latter, end of or'the beginning of 1798. . Is the Committee to understsnd that m your Lady. ship then assumed the title o f Countessot Berkel e y? • —l(us; did.. • Was the petitioner then Called to the title of Lott! Duysley ?-1 cantit answer to. a tew ilionths, but .very soon after. -• • From the periOd w h en t h e petitioner,WM called b)' the title of Lord-DerStey dowo.to the prettent time, has he been called' by the' title of Lord Until his father's-death.' lial'heeheen In* . every r e sp e 1 treated fromllvit time as the ehlest legitimale son of the late Earl of Bet keley he was (mat ed so from.the "built! of his birth; except in taking the talc.; • Dues your Eadyship reeoliect the occasion upon which be was first called Lord Dursley was in consequence of an• opinion given by L ord Chief Stistice Mansfield. • YourLadyship'Was living, with:Lord Iterk e l e y at otl the period o f hi s l ast illness and deqr7Yes. W4tether. whilst Lord 'Berkdley'.Was !Rot Berkeley Castle his' Lordship did not dielate to your Ladyship certainietters ?—Yes ; he did. How Jong before Lord 13 , ..rkeley's devli Wai it that het dictated those letters ?-1t appeals fro m thu papers to be seven or eight days, but not to my rp. colleF.lion, for .1 thought - it had only been three or four days. - • Was Lord Berkeley then in Such a state that it appeared to your Ladyship hts was sat: : : tied lac was' SIXIta to die ; he was. What did your Lldvallip do popga yott took dawn tiara Lord Berkeley's'dittati9 e ?—I tv 3vo them to Mr. Hughes, tutor to my children, by Cord Berkeley's desire. rhea a latter was shewn to the Countess of P.,. I Hi 1 i i