Star.
London, England, 1820-10-11 00:00:00

NOTICE RESPECTING BLANKS DRAWN FIFTH

OF OCTOBER.
'ft BISH respectfully reminds the Holders of
A.S Tickets or Shares drawn Blanks the First Day, that
the option of receiving £l4 per Ticket in Money, instead of
standing the chance of the. Next
F.iday next, Use 17.4,1 insiant, and
un or before that day, cannot
"ill then be entitled to whatever "
the 18th instant. On which
The Wheel tontains
TWO Prizes of
TWO Prizes of
TWO Prizes of
-tad various other Capitals, all in
drawn on WEDNr

BURGESS' ESSENCE
lfrateltoitse, 107, STRAND, e,

LOi4DI
AroziN BURGESS and
T, the numerous endeavours m
a spurious Article for their mike,
to request the Attention of the
conceive to be the Original, to I
dress corresponds with the abo'
Vie spurious descriptions will deer
their detection. J. Bui-lzu and
tions :—Some are in appearance
but wit I.ist any Name or AM
setts, of Anchovies:"—others
without Ac:clress.
JOIN IiUItGESS and SO
honoured with such di:intl.:M.:see
mein of r.:Apcc.t towArdA the Pubs
to i:!..pect t it, I..bels previous to
to b, ni th.ir in.ike, winch they
point:mins.

IiIJILGESS' NEW S.U.TE,
givvo sada great catisfactiwo, coat
a:4l 6 reelniniencleil as a Abuse
keep Loud in all dint:am
Vearehouse, 107, STRAND, camel
OILS 01111u1JiAll. 117,04.3,

r-- --.- roam. vs L..., war seem anytourg in your conduct, while
Tickets or Shares drawn Blanks the First Day, that Did you ever see bias there in the night ?—Never. Ans.--From this circumstance,that I never did see himthere. in his Majesty's service, which you could wish to cenceal?—
the option of receiving £l4 per Ticket in Money, instead of When you were called by the Princess, did you not see who- You have said in your direct examination, that in the day There war not; •
standing the chance of the Next Day's Drawing, will cease out ther Bergami was in the dining-room or'not ?—No ; I supposed time you have seen lierganti sitting on an iron liedstead under Did you give satisfaction to all the Deicers under whom yob
F-iday nest, Ike I.Stil instant, and those who do not demand the he might be there; but there was a screen which would have the tent ?—I have. served?--I did, as Sir John Beresford will say.
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1-1 on or before that day, cannot receive it afterwards, but prevented my seeing him without drawing it. Your having seen him sitting on that bed in the day-time Did you receive certificates of good conduct from all the per=
"ill then be entitled to whatever their Numbers may be drawn Earl of DONOUOHMORE.—Yon say that the memoranda cannot be your reason for believing that he 'did not sleep there sons under whom you served ?.....I was always siren* teem:,
C . the 18th instant. On which day the Lottery will entirely you have produced here were copied from a larger book, and at night ?—I have no other reason fur believing that he did not mended.
fi..3b. The Wheel contains
TW 0 Prizes of • - sCe.lO,OOO -
not ftom the log-book. Have you, in your voyages, been always sleep there, than this, that on her Royal Highness's return from Mr. BROUGHAM requested permission to put to the witness a
in the habit of making such memoranda ?—They were taken Jaffa I had frequently occasion to go into the tent at night, to question which had been accidentally omitted on his former exat . .
teseUrghaemir Royal Highness how the weather was, and never saw initiation ; and be would state to their Lordships the nosed
TWO Prizes of 1,000
TWO Prizes of • - --
£5OO from my memorandum-book by my directions.
Have you in your voyages been accustomed to nuke memo-
And various other Capitals, all in Sterling Money, and all to be randa or cause them to be made ?—Not always.
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...._.___2_drawn on WEDNESDAY NEXT.
BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.
Warehouse, 107, STRAND, corner of die SAVOY-STEPS,
LONDON.
JOHN BURC.ESS and SON being apprized of ;'het which led him to ask this indulgence. In f fie
consequence e t
Mr. Gurney, by Lord Donoughmore's direction, now read' interruption occasioned by the discussion which had taken place
• have you usually done
.it ?—Yes, for my own private use. the different answers which the witness had given to the quei- on a preceding question, his Learned Friend (Dr. Lushington),
When you were asked why you did not bring the tions of the Solicitor-General, as to where likrgand slept. who was examining the witness, had accidentally turned °vet
you said they related to private azars, Do you now mean to Lord DONouGHmoßK—Referring to these questions that page of his brief at the bottom of which this question stood,.
say they were so .—I es, I do. and answers, I ask you how it Is, that when you had so strong The question would be-found not only In kis Learned Ileiend'i
You said you took extracts for the satisfaction of your friends. au impression on your mind that Bergami did not sleep under brief, but in all the other five briefs ; and be and his Learned
do you mean by this?—l had seen in the public Papers the tent, you did not prevent the necessity of calling'on you so Friends were ready to pledge their Miaow to the Hoisielliat it
v the numerous endeavours made by many rersons to imPeoe that proceedings were going to be instituted against the Queen, often on the subject, and say at once that you had no doubt he
ewasninionmio
newtanof ptohien twwithueskhs.hadAubeenhe
wissogfedestedtosiasonkweelthedthegeewitamitbienbeoisatr. . .
a spurious Article for their nuke, feel it incumbent weep them end heard that all persons who had been with her Majesty would did tit sleep there. xa
to request the attention of the Public, in purchasing what they be called upon. Mr. Baounuou objected to this question, and the objection was, whether or not he knew, of his woo ho
Conceive to be the. Original, to observe the Name and the Ad- Where did you hear that ?—At Messina. was sustained. • before the Princess of Wales arrived it Naples, William Aosta •
dress corresponds with the above; the general appearance of When ?..—Three or four months ago. Lord DONOUGHMOREtried the question in another shape. sleptlo a separate apartment from that of her Royal H '
tie spurious descriptions will deceive the unguarded, and for Was it at Messina that, on hearing this account, you made the Mr. BROUGHAM again objected, and again the objection wa's the witness having made William Austin's bed. . •
their detection. J. &mous and butt submit the following Cau- 'extracts ?-0n my departure from Messina I commenced sustained. Dr. Lesunsoxon begged to state to their Lossiddpe bow this
taint :—Some are in appearance at first sight " The Genuine," making these extracts. Lord DONOUGHMQRE said that be would give up the omission had occurred. At the conclusion °ribs questions, ht
but wiiina:t arty Name or Address : me " Dvaccss':; Es- You heard these reports about the time of your leaving Mes. question. his brief, stood this one; and preceding it was the business abette •
wile,. ofAnchovies :”—others "Bu sots's, '—.and many snore sing?--Yes. To Lord MORTON.—The light from the binnacle struck so 31ajoechi and Ompteda, which, their Lordshipe Would rectilleit,
wit
hout .1....1re55. Do you. in your voyages, take all the papers of former voyages fall against the side of the tent, as to render everything visible in had given rise to a great deal pf discussions He had dot forieN ,
.
JOll N BURGESS and SON Italia: been many years with you ?—No. it upon the tent being raised up a little. It is necessary to give in consequence of that discusidon;that onalinv nobegagla'reingulea • •
honoured with such diNtiol.:oi•hed approbation, teel every eenti- Why Mess did you take this?—Because of seeing the account vent to the light of the binnacle. . to be put; but, at the moment when 'he Seas Audit th'refee to • "
ment of r.••-peat towards the Public, and earnestly solicit thrill' in the Paper*, as I have stated. ,' Lord COLVILLE—From your experience as a seaman, it, a different question woe handed re *a a a iftitif ligibee .. •
to i:Npect to, LW!.I
previous to purchasing what they conceive What has become of the large paper from which you made . should not pains be taken to prevent the light from issuing front and that put the other out of his mind. ' •.• to b•• or th.ir inJite, winch they hope will prevent many disap- the extracts ?-111 Messina. the binnacle?—ln King's ships it is prevented, but not iu ships, The LORD Cil A NCRLLQR said it Imaelnarr . to allow
pole:int:as. The large one you made for the satisfaction of your friends, where conveniences are dot to be had. a Counsel to put a question in such case, when he stated IA SUILGESS' NEW S.II.!CE, for general pat having and•the small one in the expectation of being examined on then What do yOu weed by conveniences?—To lead the smoke readiness to pledge hie word of honour that he had ingesided en
given such great sstisfactiou, continues to be prepared by them, subject ?—1 did. • - from the light, as in ntea of war. put it on the examination in chief—(Heer, hear).
4.- d 6 reemontended as a AMU useful and convenient .sauce-- How long have you been a Lietnenoit in the Navy 7—Elevess elm Ito uojentand front what you have said, that you were Dr. LUSHIRGIGN added, on his word Of honour, that the que,,,- • ,
vi•Ul keep Loud in all ciirc ates.
years.
Vs arehouse, 107, STRAND, corner of ill? S.tvov-steps, Loudon.
(van sassaues. russ-aaLcs; wraeouest).
On what occasion was it that you became acquainted
the l'rinctss of Waits ?—After the siege ht Gaeta, I went to
with
wCsphetarinßoofyaitiseiwpoolanece:
Idutookting
ehthee
cvomoyantn?—d.l w. as. By order don was aecid.mtally omitted by hlsn'when iht Witness was hie-
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' • merly examined. -
Then can you say, that in conveying so. illustrious a legion, The witness, who had been oFdarekto rigettaido. Vas .4*. '
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