The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-08-28 00:00:00

THE QUEEN'S TRIAL.

MOUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY, Auctire 20.
The Lord Chancellor entered the Boom at tutor minutes
before 10 o'clock, and prayers were read by the Bi.hop of
Winchester. The nausea were then called over ■nd the
Con nsel were called.
Charles Kersten, a German Interpreter, retained for her
Majesty, was then sworn.
Barbara Kresge was again put to the bar.
Mr. Brottgbent directed the Interpreter fn. the Queen to
interfere if he found any difference between the German and
English meanings of the questions ■nd answeis. The last
question as to the Princess sitting oo Bergames had, and the
answer which stated " when I had entered the Princess had
got up, and I hail retired," being read,
The Attorney-General—Witness stated yesterday that
when she entered the room No. It, she saw the Princess sit-
ting un Bersanit's bed; what happened after you saw her
sitting ust Rergaines bed? (On the same evening ? Yes) I
have seen the Princess get on the bed, and after that I with-
drew.

BURGEW ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.
, %Masse, 107, Strand, corner of Hie Savoposeps,
London.

J 01-IN BURGESS awl SON, heing apprised
of the numerous endeavours made by many persons to
impose a spurious article for their make, fret it incumbent
upon them to request the attention of the Public, in pur-
chasing what they conceive to be the Originator) observe the
Name and Address corresponds with the shove—the general
appearance of the spurious &act ipliuns will flee-rive Ike nos.
guarded, and for their detection. J. It. and Sun submit the
following Cautions: some are In appearance at first sight
" The Genuine," but without any NAT! or Address—some

" Burgess's F..;iwuce of Auchiivies"—others " Burgiles"—
moil many mote without Aildrewi.
. _

JOHN BURGESS and SON having been many years
honoured with such distinguished approbation, (eel every
sentiment of respect towards the Public, and earnestly so.
licit them to inspect the Labels previous to purchasing what
they conceive to be of their make, which they hope will pre.
•ent many disappointneenis.
, BURGESS' NEW SAUCE, for general purposes, having
t;ive•u such great satisfaction, continues be prepared by
them, and is recommended as a must useful and convenient
Saner—will keep good in all climates._

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Wibeehou 07, &rand, corner or the Savoy-steps, Lou.
dos Origioel Fish• Sauce Werehtnter.)

Before witness withdrew, did she seethe Princess silting OD
the bed still, or what happened? She saw that the Prioress
jumped up; she withdrew ; she (the witness! ra. frightened.
The Lord Chancellor directed the Interpreter to sive the
sane form of wods, as to number and person, ns the witness
in trao►latiug her replies.
DM the witness then withdraw? Yes.
AA her whither—
Earl Murton wklieil the counsel to pat the questions to
the witnessrv, amt 1101 she Interpreter—" did you," instead
of "did she," and let the uuwers be given to the House u
the witness detivered them, in the first u►rsun singular.
Did you make tip the lied to No. 14, Berganit's room?
Yes.

Did you at any time in making up the lied, discover any
,thing on the bed ? On the Mt.
Ou the bed or in the bed ? In the bed I found a cloak.
Was the cloak appearing to belong to a female? Probe.
b!y, because behind it had a kind of cops,/ (hood).
What did you do with the cloak afterwards? As I took it
• out I placed it 'stonier (unfolded it).
Ask her what time ‘-f the day it was when she found this
cloak in the bed? In the morning when I made the bed.
Ask her to describe inure particularly the cloak ; what it
I win mask of ? It was of silk, the colon,. grey.
Did She afirrwsrda see any one wearing that cloak ? The
Entrant has takes /look) it rot of her hand.
Did you see may one wearing the cloak afterward*? 1
have seen (saw) the cloak next day on the Princess, but I
eau% swear it was the same.
Was it a cloak of a similar description to that which yo■
saw the Primer's wear that you found in the bed ! Yes; it
was of the same rolutir.
Does she kiwis if it was of the same make, silk? Yes it
was likewise silk.
Had the cloak which the Princess was wearing a cepa or
hood like that in the bed? Yea; it bait such a hood.
Did you at any time, in making up the lied, observe any
thing tin the sheets, sir clsealiere ?—(The witness in reply
in this, and several succeeding questions, stated the appear.
awes of the bed, and detailed circumstances which we can-
not entice The witness. was much agitated, and wept
dieing the last few outerrogaturie.)
.

...
Nit. Brouchant said, that he wished to pot a few questions
I
202, STRAND. Pon to the witness, but he could only do ii under the under-
Q ALMON. ODY, soul CO. most respectfully standing that he droll., be allowed to reserve part of leis
179 iedienn the Public, bet their PATENT SELF-AD. erosii.ritsuanistiou till AOUllier period.
AI/STING TRUSSES coolinese to be rteeinuneueled by •Il The Lord Chancellor a-ktel if hr could not put his quem
ie lions how and bel' She erosmexienainatiou, or reserve all
the must ressoseeet Spry... in Town and Cougar,. The
•pflUI,4 Misr PO constructed a. to ailisit of increase Or fir-
bas quemeiuus till +mother opportunely.
earner
iii
size
and
iiti„;
will
answer for tight or ith ow,i Mr. Brougham said that he could not on aanther occasion
without
the trust iseueeentmee to the wearer, regetetttg ettl proceed with his cruswexamiuntiusa except 'hose few ques-
tions winch he wishedse pot were allowed him Ms..
thigh strap, hnc4ks, or usher gelling Windage.
The Lord Chaterellur reminded the Ermined Cot of
The Keteneees have the honour ij supply the Army sad
the inatoveniruce null irregulas illy, which had already beer
Navy, eh* Nasal suit Military Hospitals, the Durk-yards and
experienced by callesig a wituess to be CrOill.4lllllllll4CCI II Ile.
Os duance, the Marine Infirmary, the Holeuserable East
cowl tissue.
India Coonepans, the Cisy of London Tram festriety,llse Maly-
Mr. Brougham uuderstood that the objection to Slemeehi
le-Roue, Wiveliaeosalr, Bristol, and Denbigh luiriessidy
Ir. Middlesex Horwilible die. fix- ke. beim/ recalled OU She score of irmialsrity, was in MUM.
Messuferoury. *H. Strand, London; et a k Galerie de (Pelice or his hating finished his ernes-exatellaattate•
The Lord Chasrellor still objected.
Millais Rosati., No. 10, a Paris.
Mr. Brusghans said, that be had always eaderstuoil to
N B.—trivisiis residtag in the reentry seeding the tar.
evisteressee
sit
the boy saws lbw hors rimy derail' ellifil MOWN so a consequence, in eases •bere doe tisk of waists's'
' - . was reeved, that alter the exansisalioo of Ilrillttitief at brat,
brine ireurattly fetid.
Sold by Butler sof Seas, N 0.31, fieekville.etreee. Dub. the Counsel foe the defence should be •Ileved In call any of
lies; and We or mere 11)roggists is every priseipsi Tows is the" allai", as this was the will 'why by *Welt iwiso.tiee
&seated. coolil be pr eeeee rd. He alluded to as iotiasattou which he