The National Register.
London, England, 1820-09-04 00:00:00

and generosity which she lias shewo, the manner in which
she hum been received, applauded and cherished, in all the
places we have visited." ')o you recollect writing in these
words to your sister recollect l wrote often to my sister
about her Royal 'Ugliness.
Did you ever w►ite in the w.irds I have now rend, or in
words to that effect P—l don't recollect I ever wrote in that
sense.

Will you swear yotrnever did t—l will not swear I did not
because I ant not sure.

Mr. Williams again read from the letter, " You know
when the Princess is is my suhject I ant not barren. (A
laugh.) Consequently my journal is embellished with the
etfasions of my heart, my greatest desire having always hecu
that the Princess should appear to be what she really is
and that full justice should he rendered to 11:.r." Do you
remember writing in these terns to your sister ?—lt is nil the
sane thing: I wrote frequently to my sister, and 1 was
muck attached to the Princess at that time.

Will you swear you did not use these expressions 9-1 will
not swear that I did out, because I am not sure.

Have you ever represented that your money was begin-
ning to fall short I—l know nothing as to that, fur I never
was i■ want of money.
Did you never write to your sister that you were getting
pour ?--I don't kuow whether I ever said so, but that never
happened to me.
Did you never represent to your sister that she should
economise ?—Yes.

And " retrench every superfluity
Did' you add, ". Uhl you hot know the pain I feel at
not having Anne 50?-4 do not recollect whether I Brute
that, but never was in need of money.
Have you not written to your sister, " I don't think I
was ever guilty of extravagance; but I have not deprived
myself of many things that were almost useless t—Huw do
yogi wi.h me to recollect all that I have written?
When you talked of an application having been made to
you, which you called a double entendre between your
sister and you, were the words these—" I bad almost for-
gotten to confide to you a thing which will surprise you as
much as it has done me. The 24th of last month I was
taking soase refreshment at my aunt Claire's is hen I was
informed an unknown person desired to deliver me a letter,
and that he would trust it to no one else—l went downstairs
—I desired him to come up into my room. Judge of my
astonishment when I broke the seal. A proposal was made
to me to set oil to Englund, under the pietence of being a
Governess, nod was promised h.gh protection, and a bril-
liant fortune in a short time. The letter was without signa-
ture; but to assure me of the authenticity of it, I was in-
formed I might draw on a banking house for as much money
as I wished."

You state you left oar home about IS months ago to
come to England ?—Y es.
Have you been any longer ?—I came away twelve months
last July.
Was you ever in England before?—Nn.
Who came with you ? —One of my sisters, Mr. Paget, and
Mr. Cross.

Theo 3 our mite consisted of two females and two males ?
—Yes.

You came to England from Rome ?—Yes.
ou came from Vienna—from Switzerland—you have
been at Vienna It—l have not been since I was there with
the Princess of
Were you examined at Milan P—Yes.
Was Vilniicarti one of the Counsellors it—Yes.
Mr. Powell another?—There was Vilmicarti and three
others.

Was Col. Brawn one T—Yes, he was there.
Where did you go aster your examination?—To Swit-
nerland.
You have been since living at your own house 2—l have.
14.1 VP you enally agreed as to what you are to have for
giving evidence 2—They have promised me nothing but my
travelling expcnces.
Do you mean to swear you expect nothing fur coming to
this country to give evidence 9-1 expect nothing at all for
coming here.
No benefit nr profit 7—l expect no profit for coming here.
1 think you told me you had never been in service since
you left the Prioress of Wales did; it is true.
Mr. BROUGHAM observed it was near the usual hour
of adjour.,ment, and it might be more convenient to have the
letters rend to•morrow morning.
The House adopted the sugge►tion and adjourned.