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London, England, 1820-10-24 00:00:00

THE NEW lOTTERY.

BISH, Corttructor pith (i..vrrutnent for the
.11 • preseot Lottery, havitet, by permissio« of the lairds
of the T. y, added the Situi of Forty Thomism' Pounds
Mon►y, being Two Poirot& ezlra Prize Money for every
Tirktt, has thereby been enabled lo make much ;cooler
sorrows thou Ihr usual ulholutirttl of Prize Mosey would
have allowed. Tb:• Scheme of tlu• present LOS ierlSbas already
brew submitted, at full trawls, to his best friends, the
Psiblic. It will be seta, that with ouly 8,900 Tickets,
.1,41,0 Numbers ti... 1 to 3,400 (Two Tickets of each Nom-
bet.), there are Two Prises of 20,0001. Commis, Two Prizes
of 12,0001. Coosido, and 2.01)4)1. Motley, inaltiog soirribrr
Fl•t:Et Pft ZEi OF £20,000.

The Drawing IS su wailed, by order urGoccraiseist, that
lilt hist 1,700 Numbers, which are 111irIe only which are
uuw usi sale, and all of which will be Maim* First Day, are
~ssfala of obtaining at least
.1120 PRIZES OF 120,000,
oiS she Fifth.drawis Prim, Fiat Day, is to have 18,0 Mil.
Consuls au..l 2,10U01. Money ; but them. 1,700 Numbers may
actually olitaiti
ALI. FOUR PRIZES OF £20,0410,
and as ewe. y Pier rheum 201. drawn int the First Day, it to
b. mititled tu a new Ticket, or further chimer, it is possible
that a prmsou buying truly WI! Ticket muight gains
T2VO PRIZES OF £20,000.
!Shares participate is these adrisitages)
T. Blsll due► mot introd to make any reserve of Tickets,
theme Cite those persons who wish to have the saw Naafi►
in bulls flosses. may, if mot already mould, Ishtaisi them ; but
from the Numbers heist so limited (1,700), out say time
should be lust, si the supplies In Delimit, Seidl:mad, 31111
the Count.) Amnia, will take immediately u very great
portion of them.
TICKETS and SHARES are selling at the Coatractot'a
Others, 4, Com nhill, and 9, Cbariug cru.s, Lemma', sad by
his Agents mu the Country.
Au. 3,645, a Prise of 10,0001 besides other Capitals, in
the Lottery just finished, was shared and suld.by DISH.
ego The Prices of Stocks are affixed, baarly, al RISK'.
!Mice, in Curubill, by which the Public may see the flit•
$llllllOl3ll.

The Select Committee to whiten the papers laud before the
Haase by Julia Allan Powell, relative Ira the departure
of the amens Bastelli had been referred, made their
Report, which was read by the clerk at the table. It
staled in submance, that the Committee had met and call.
ed before thorn John Alias Powell, who, brine examined,
testified that the extracts laid before them contaiutal the
whole of the correrposilessee relative to the absence of the
witness Raidelle. The extracts !snug verified by a c owlet
neon with the originals. the Committee bud divided them
into two general heads, via --
Ist. Extracts of letters from Col. Brown to Mr. Powell,
previous to the 14th Seitentlwr. when Bastelli was dispatched
to Mdse. edgy. Extracts front Cul. Brown's Intim to Mr.
Powell, mad from Mr. Puwell's letters to Col. Browns, since
that period.
Under the first lerad, as early as the 10th July, Col. Brown
hail written lin Mr. Powell that reports prevailed tut Milan,
ihe mal.lreatmene of stir foreign witnesses, his letters of the
Inth and 241 h Judy, sail 4th August, reiterated the
sae to Ispoftl, which hr staled to Imre actiaired 'treenail
from the eh contstanee nu letters having bevu received
by soy of the n 1.1114,11; of the wit:lents, and concluded by
expressing lets boors 111.11 letters would speedily be re entreat.
Five letters, *nett is by Colonel Brown to Mr. Powell, ii
the mouth of %Viol' mini", mention the prevalence it similar
report*. In those letters it ass stated by the Colonel, that
repents prevailed that Itastelli had been ill treated and lost
no eye, sad that Sandie had been murdered. 'lle terror
which bail pier:des: lie stated to he extreme, and that it
hail the effect of .14h-11111g several wiiikevws Irwin corning to
England, who hail before expressed their williogitess to runt,
The Committee stale to Ilse House, that nailer this first
heart they hid confined themselves to Kriteria stalemeuts, as
the vxtracls themselves were mixed up with matters which
could nut lie received in 4.41.6.11 CC ; but that Si, the second
head the mine season did nut apply, mod they hail, there-
fore, given or their report the extracts at length. In
the extract from a Infer, dated 13th September, from Mr.
Powell eta Cu!, Mown iof which Rardelli was the' hearer), is
that Miter he slated dill he had relerned hint (Col. Brown)
as he sleight he of war to hum, but he was to send
bias back, with all she wits, and documents, so as to ar-
rive here by the 3il of October. It stated also that Mr.
Powell was cosseious of the difficulties slider which Colonel
Brows laboured, in cuminpience of thin reports of the join.
11.1114 greaten:est of the wituesses, but lie relied usa bus • are-
liull4 to gel over them.
In Col. Brown's letter lo Mr. Powell, dated 20th Septem-
ber, be states that just as he was going to dispatch toe
courier, Rastelhi hulas-rind, and expressed himself heartily
sick seethe invoker in which the witnesses were confined in
England. l'ol. Brower'. letter, dated Ist October, stated
that Rsetelli was ill its WA.
Mr. Powell's letter tit Colonel Brown, of the 2.1 (telpher,
caresser his sorrow at Utstellt's suwillisigneas to return,
and requests the Column to send him as stuns as possible, as
he ought to have bens back by 11w 3.1 October, which was
then impossible, but be solo retitruos the Attoruey-General
h rd given rapers• orders to that d Rice. Colonel Brows's
letter to Mr Powell, dated 2,1 October, stated that Restr•lli
was still w•eiuusly ill with a fever, and that lie bad been
twice bled.
A letter of the 4th October was to the some effect.
After the Report hail been read, it was ordered on the
nudism of Lord Ilareusiby, that the papers be sealed up and
returned to Mr. Potent. Counsel were then tottered to
be called in.
Mr. Brutighem advanced to the bar and requested that
Matiessoiselle trimmed •sight he recalled.
The Sabi itor-General said, she had bees sent for.
After a short pause, the Solicitur-General said he was un-
formed Mr. Vreard, the tired fur het Majesty, hail slated to
Mr. Maul•, nbat Lemont would sot be waisted till garlic
o'clock .
Mr. Broagham said, that had be br en in an ordinary Court
of Justice, he should have hail some Amities of the propriety
of offering t►e evidence, which he w Is meow about to pro.
pose to their Loadsliipe; but comoileriug the •ature of the
charge and the nature of the Court, he could not hut thtuk
it ought to be accepted. Tbr preamble of the Bill charged

Cul. Bait. Berganii, Heron of Franchina, Knight of
Malta and the Holy Sepulchre, 21101 Bread Magier of
the Order of Caroline.
To Jos. Iluirnarn, Knight, in the snit of her Royal High-
ness the Princess of Wahl". Yu. 15 or Id )
The Dole, of Somerset wished to pnt a few gni-idioms to
urut.ll,,nuagn respecting the tent in the pularie.
East Gr. y suggested that it would be more regular to call
Lieutenant llowisam at the close of the defence.

The Chancellor required the original soil translation
of the diploma hl be put in.
Lord Hull:hot weilied fur some tuplanation of an item in
the acconnta xiielisev for the proaecution of the Hill,
ainounting to 18,14.4. said to be transferred from the Seri et
Service money.

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The E.sil of Liverpool rave some explanation, in justi-
fication of appropriaiiine the money of that fund, to the
purposes of the woo colon,. Ilia Lordship promised the
fullest etplassat.... of the various items in doe lime.
. .

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The Earl of Motley wi-hcd in know if the papers on the
table contained the whole expendii ore for the pi usicution,
including that of the Milan Commits'
The Earl of Liverpool replied, ileit those were all the
expenses of the Milan Commission, and the prosecul
which could be made up Si. the time, the expeusea of Mee.
Inagua excepted.
Earl Grey wi.bed to know under what department the
expessea of messengers will be Amok!
The Earl of t.iv.rpoul replied—" In the accounts of the
Foreign Department."
M A DEMOISELLE, DEtONT.
Ur. Denman, to fore the witness came 1., the bar, wiAra
to stale the grounds WA which they rsll►d fur the indulgence
which they had solicited. It was nut the inientiou of the
Conant•' fur the &truce to attempt to prove may psrticislar
fact. They would merely quietism her as to a certain crs-
tini'. If she admitted it, they would take the benefit of
such admission—if sloe denied it, they would then he at
liberty to bring evidence to contradict her.
The lord Chancellor thought it right to stale that the
object of the Learned Counsel in recalling tin witness should
have been staled before. A■ the House, however, in uue
instance had recalled a wituea finder such circumstances,
awl, is another, had seemed as if it would agree to such a
course, he had Mlle doubt Dot they would agree to it.

Nur that "the raw' innocent actions of her life were
always 'misinterpreted ?" 1 have no rrcolleirtion of this con-
versatiom at all.

tbe conversation was rather a long one. I wish to know
wlietber the witness has a bYd memory '--[rgo answer, we
believe, W:l4 eIYCII to this goo stion.]
Will she meat that this cooveraation, or any part of it,
did not pass in the year 1816 between her and Marehini '
I cannot swear what I cannot recollect ; I do not recollect it'
I bad such a co lion at all.

Dues she know a lady of the mane or Jarrett!, at Norge
Ye..
Did the witness ever visit hero Ye', I II been there
several time..

In 1818? I have been there several times since I left the
Princess, but I do nut recollect as what lime.
Was she not there on a visit to that person in 1918? Yes,
I was there in ISIS.
la that year, anal when on a visit to that person, had she
not a bonnet repaired by this Marching ? It may he, but I
du not positively recollect it.
Does she mean that she does not recollect at all having a
Moinet repaired by Mirchini) I have had several bonnets
aliert,l by %Urchins.
Did she not tell her, that •he had always been almost the
person of the Palace's? Idu nut at all recollect telling her
that.

Will she swear that Marrhini did nut r. mark to her,
that ".e she had always been near the person of the Princtss,
she mull have ober, ved all her swim's ," Idu not recollect
this conversasion; it may bare been ; but 1 have out the
t•malkst sirs of it.
The Earl of Lauderdale made some remark on the inler-
pretatiou of the questions.
The Lord Chancellor then desired she hitt rpreter In pot
the 'softball exactly as any were proposed by the Counsel.
Did 91a►chini ask you if you had ever wen any thing un-
chaste in she conduct of the Princess' I do riot recollect at
all having had any conversation —I hail nut the least idea uf it.
Will you swear it did not happen, that it did out take
place isa these worths, or weeds to the time effect I cannot
■wear it—l do not recollect it at all.

Will yon swear that yuu did not reply to this egret,
0 My Gud! never in my ht.., it is impoonabk hc any body to

Tbi■ bring dour, skr angw►reJ-1 watt berme I •as ex-
amined and took toy awls here.
Mr. Willuons—We do out wish to ask her any ours
question..

Cross.e.eassined bp the Solicitor-General.
Before you were examines' here bare you been examined
sue where else' I have berm exan.iated at Mika.
Then had you ever ,aid way their tbuut his Royal high.
IltI4R before you were examined at this place here ? Was it
after baviug beets examined at Milan or before
At any time before she was swarm he►e. bad she ever said
any thing about her Royal Hie:ova ? I leave •poken antra
of her Royal Highite►s before 1 was examined at Milan.

What dors the wlUwfa turas by saying that before you
were put upon your oath you bad said say Mind u h•
whsl paseed iu the buyer of her !Royal Miaow' • 'not
nououlog is, that I &erre said say thief about tier slid Bruit
Berganii.

tithes the witness mean, that before she was sworn in this
place she bed never on any occasion ►aid any thine any
where, tato the conduct of her Royal Highness an Iter cu
Bereami? I made my deposition at Milati
The Solicitur-Geueral—Now I wish to a•k IMc wrtro... f
I am entitled to du it, some questions as to the
Rome to Sets. gstelia?
ltee Lind Chancellor—You cannot put that
lion. What may be dune when the case is closed a atomiser
then(.
Ey the Earl of Lauderdale—Doe; she recollect the day of
the mouth she lift her Roya Highness's service at Peeere •
11 wall in the te g:tiaing of November, hut I do nut recollect
th► dale.
Can the witaree •tate'Msw many Jays it wn• b.:fute the
le/tootles wrote a letter (sows Milan' I wrote the letter Vn
the seine day, in the evening, on nay arrival 4i Misc.—
(Cries of " ithdraw !")
by the Earl of 11,suseberehtle-1 wish to a►k the witness
whetter, antecedent to leaving Penne°, accounts bad cuss
41( Ilse Primuse Charlotte's death' No.
Mr. Brougham—We wish Densest to be present while we
examine another witness.
The Lord Chaucellur—For what porpoise!
Mr. Ifrousham—lt is very likely when she saes the wit_
ars«, that she will Bite another answer.
The Suliciturlieasral—l spprrhesed that the way for
Is do say ibis' of Ikea tied, is fur as, if we think fie, ta