Star.
London, England, 1820-08-23 00:00:00

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Did mit see any of the female attendants of the Princes at the
deck at that time ?—No.
Earl CA RNA RVON.-L-Vra's the tent on deck a double one ?
--Questo non mi 'record° !
Did that tent co►er the 'allele deck. or was there room to pass
by the side of it ?—There was room to pass by the side of it.
Do you know that any person slept in that space?—Non Int
recordo ! •
Marquis of BUCKINGIIAM.—At what time of the day
was the bath on board the pOlatta taken ?—About noon; before
dinner.

Was Bergami dressed or undressed when he received the
bucket of water from you ?—He was dressed.
Lorsi FALMOUTII.—How does he know that the Princesi
gave him the blue silk gown mentioned in the evidence?.—Be-
cause I saw it afterwards on the back of Bergami.
That is no answer to my question. How does he know the
Princess gave Bergami that gown. It may have gone through
the hands of other servants P—Because Bergami told me so.

Lord OXFORD.—When was it that he saw the Princess
and Bergami together in the cabin (during the bath scene)?—
When the bath was ready, Bergami went up stairs, brought
down her Royal Highness, and both went into the room toge-
ther, and Bergami shut the door after him.
Lord DUNCAN.—Can he swear that none of the Prineess's
female attendants were in the bath with the Princess?—This I
can swear, that I saw nobody in her room.
Was you actually in the room, or were you oniy at the door
of the bath-room, or the door of the inner room ?—I was at
the door when Bergann went up stairs to tell her Royal High-
ness thas the bath was.ready. Bergami told me to remain there
in case of more water being needed.

Was it at the outer or the inner door the door of the
bath-room.

Lord GREY.—Could the witness, in the situation in which
he stood, see every person in the bath-room ?—When open I
could, when shut I could not.

Will he swear there was nobody with the Princess but Ber-
gand ?—I can and do swear, that Bergami and her Royal High:
ness were in the room.

[From several of their Lordship.: " That is not an answer."J

The number of witnesses intended to be examined
against the QUEEN, are, it is understood, one hundred
and thirty-two.
Within these few days, a considerable number of
men who formerly belonged to the German Legion,
which was formerly in our service, but has for some
time been disbanded, have arrived in this country!
We wish to know what brings them to this country?
and by whose direction or assistance they have been
landed on our shores? Some one, it is hoped, will
give a satisfactory answer to these questions, if a sa-
Eisfactory answer can possibly be given.

HiS MAJESTY has appointed HENRY JARDINE,
Esq. to be King's ltemembrancer of the Court of Ex-
chequer in Scotland, in room of Sir PATRICK MUR-
RAY, Bart. lately appointed one of the Bafons of that
Court.

Lord BELGRAVE passed through Limerick on Wed-
nesday, from the Lakes of Killarney.

The Hatton-Garden and Lambeth-street Police-
officers, who were in daily attendance between St.,
James's-square and the House of Lords, since the
commencement of the QUEEN'S trial, were informed
on Monday evening, that, for the present, their further
attendance would be dispensed with ; in consequence
of which they did not attend yesterday.
It has been usual, for a number of years past, to
change the quarters of the three Regiments of Guards
annually on the 25th of August; but owing to the
present proceedings in the House of Peers, this ar-
rangement will be postponed for some time.
Information has been received that on Saturday
night a schooner arrived off Sicily, supposed to be
called the Henry, from the Havannah, for Amster-
dam, 86 days out. The Master and three seamen
had died of the yellow fever, and the disease was
then raging on board her.
The claims of Sir WILLIAM OGILVY, of Boyne,
to the titles of Earl of FINDLATER and Baron BANE,'
have been laid before the House of Peers by the
Kura, and referred to the Committee of Privileges.
We have received letters from Barbadoes to the

14th July. The SALISBURY was on the eve of sailing
for Antigua, and the SWALLOW (hulk) waste receive
Admiral FAHIE's flag.—Captain H. T. B. COLLIaR,
of the Fauwourn, has been invalided ; Lieutenant
EDW. Puncett has been appointed to the command.
Lieutenant W. G. AGA/ is appointed to the &ow& ; Mr.
J. G. Rom's, Purser, to the Conrusez; Mr. hams Jonas,
Purser, t• the NAUTILUS and Lieutenant H. P. Lzw, to the
FORTI, at Chatham.

Fri-day, a private soldier, belonging to the Royal
Marines, was drowned whilst bathing at the Blue
Boar Hard, Rochester. ..

The pilchard fisherrhas commenced at Fotvey ;
some hogsheads have been taken, and the fish are
excellent.

The Austrian Cabinet is stated to have caused its
Ministers at London and Paris to present a confiden.-
tial Note, announcing that it is going to send a large
force to Italy, to cover its possessions, and, in case
of need, to defend those of the POPE from revolu-
tionary manoeuvres. Magazines are forming at An-
cona, and the fortifications repairing.
SCOTTISH CH ARACTER.—A few weeks ago, a poor,
and, we believe, an infirm carter, in the Stewartry of
Kirkcudbright, had the misfortune to lose his only
horse, which took some complaint and died; a mis-
fortune which was to him the greater, as he had no
means of replacing the animal. Being thus thrown
out of employment, the neighbours, after the lapse
of a week or two, became apprehensive that he

might be in want, and ventured to mention his case
to the Minister. Accordingly the Minister waited on
him, and endeavoured, in a general and indirect
way, to ascertain his exact circumstances ; but his
parishioner's answers were equally general, and led
to no satisfactory explanation. A few days more
el-apsed, when the Minister again waited on the car-
ter, and told him bluntly his fears, at the same time
offering to procure for him parochial aid : " Thank
you, thank you. Sir," said the caner, " for your
kind intentions"—his heart swelling as he spoke;
but, if you please, no apply just yet, till we
see how things turn about; the times, I hear, are
beginning to mend, and, by and bye, fa maybe get
a little svark ; at ony rate, Sir, I have yet twenty-
pence and the akin o' the hone "