The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-08-30 00:00:00

Crose.exasinell by Mr. Dentnan:

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hen you sew that affair of the chain which you mes.
tioneil, were you looking through the key.hule? I was in
the sameettom with Rent; the room where Obey Abut
'rhea the Princess sod Bergemi could see you quill
plainly! 1 was there.
Hare you ewer been at Mao to he uxanoiard ? Ye..
Marts was the first lime of your eoalg to 311 tall to be ex-
amined! 1 left Venice about Christmas.

Was that the that time you went to Milan gni this bat:.
peas! Yea.

What reason bad you to go there t I was sent for.
Have you received soy money, or have you paid your eel
expenses ! A commissary fetched me from ileauct, and ',ay.!
the expenses of the jourory.
Have you been promised nothing fur your loss of tint.'
Nothing.
What have you received for costive here ? Nothing, bat
the travelling caprioles have been paid.

W hat Itarliaia.have you suede; *hat pay are you to haat
/or coming here? Nothing.
Will you swear that you have not received any thing, sect
that you do not expect to receive any thing for your lots of
tirue in cumin here? They wly told Inc when 1 case bat
1 was so tell the troth.

Whoa are yun to be paid for telling the truth ? 1 have
made No sinew/vat; if they give me any thing Isbell taken.
Do yun expect anything? 1 respect owthinz, for this rea-
son, that 1 Lave brought money with me to take me beck
again.
From whom did you receive Itt From Colonel Brown, at
Milan.

Did you see any person at Milan of the mime of Yam3r-
esti ! Yes.

Did you never say any thing to Vilmareati or to Culor.el
Brown about some compensation for your loss of time and
your trouble! 1 said nothing, but that I would not come,
because 1 was afraid.

Were ibry the oily persons who said any thing to yen
about your coming herr And Andrrossi, the commissats
who friched me from Venice.

How long have you been in England? hest a fortnight
to-day.
Du you still belong to the inn, or what is become cf your
situation there? If Igo back again quickly, I shall return
to it; if null shall be obliged to bud a new master.
If !fun do not return, and thereby lose the place, do you
not expect the loss to be made good to yea in money ? I
expect nothing, because I know nothing.
Vo you mean to say that you have made iso bargain, and
that you expect nothing fur your Kos of time, and your
trouble io this business ? lam come here to speak the truth
without any pay.
Has any body lately told you to give that answer herr '
Nu.

With whom have you lived since you hi.. be.. in Eng-
land ? With five ur siz•aad•tweuty persons, of whim I
hardly know oue.
Is Theodore Majoechi one of the number? Yea.
Awl will you swear that you have hail no conversation
with Majocchi about the evideoce you were to give here ? I
swear il.

Did rim remind Majucchi that you had seen him ith't he
Pi Meese at Venire The Alai time 1 saw him, because they
canoe together; but the armed time he remained behind.
1 nit-au to ask, whether upon seeing Majucchi here in Enc..
land, you reminded him that you had known him at Veins. '
Yes; 1 told him so, because we west to drink together slit,
dinner.

Here you breakfasted with Majocchi during the last fort-
night ? Yes; se breakfast and dine altogether.
And do you sup together? Those who want supper, take
supper; and those who do mot, take ■one—tbase who are
present and want supper, sup together.
And do you peas the whole day together? Not the whole
day, because Alsjoectii is with his wife; bat sometimes hi
conies out, sad we walk together.
Do you ►ember the name of the jeweller of who her
Royal Higbeess bought the chant at Venice ! Yes; his MUDS
is Fain.

Is he wee of the tweaty-five that are with rpm ? No; he is
always at Venice.
Where does he live at Vestice ! He has • shop la the oIJ
city, near Sae Marco.
Had the jeweller kft the room when the Priam, sad Ber•
pint remained together! He was goose away wise tome.
Had all the company who had diaed left the room ? They

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bad,
How lout had the etwapaop left Ibe rouse Th.y ware
just guae , about (bre* or four minutes.

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