The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-03-15 00:00:00

'Captain Mashy bad gene mina; I suspected
Captain Mashy, and others lathe Imam supposed th.
Swore befari as, in Downbeat'lts.
July 3„ 1906.
(Sped) ERSKIIIII, lutznylLLlD,
hie It, ELLENIORovaII.
SIR FRANCIS DEPOSInON.
I attended the Princess at Wales In the Spring; and
latter end of the yoke 1101, 1. e. in March and ta•
wards the Antonin. Mr. Mills, of Greenwich, at-
tended her as her Royal Higlioessls Apotbrary, and
Mr. Mills and his partner Mr. Edmeads, have at.
tended since. Ido not know that any other medical
person attended her at that time, either as apothe-
cary or physician. In March, 1802, I attended her
for a sore throat and fever. In 1803, is April,
• I attended her Royal Highness agaio.‘with Sir ;
William Perilithar. I deal know whether she
was blooded bt 1808. She was, with dificulty,
persuaded to he blooded in 1803, for a Pain is heel
chest, saying, she had not been blooded *ore, that
they could net find awls in her arm. I saw no mark
on her ant si • her having been blooded. before.
robserved bee Soya' Highness's person at the end
of that year, 1802, I never observed then, er at any
other time, any thing which Wined me to Dank her
Royal Highness Was in a pregnant situation. I think
it is impossible she should in that year have been,
delivered •84cMid without my observing it. She,
during that ram, land all tunas, was in the habit of
receiving the visit" of the Duke of Gloucester. I
never attended in Highness bat in eitraor.
dinary illness. HeeiZel Highness has for the last
year and a half bad her prescriptions ugh
_pp at
Walker and Tams's, St. Jaamett-strealli 11 she
bad been a pregnant woman in Jane Heir timid
ea hue pod awning-it.
• ) Mancis DISMAL
llrmi Dining
, by the saitni
Oka* • . GRENV/LLE.
£LLENBOROII6II.
lir royale', SITLLIWAN to Die LORD CHANCELLOR.
I Mt Lona.--flefore year &Media DawslaC WOO",
irbelP•ke-fise isseditesse a the Lard, Of his soy'
Council
hmeeurney as to dates, respecting my alt e at Mea-
l" bele" Nsvidemliy et.e in the forepaws( an
Silittaiastlash emildaat prepare sepal( for it, to any period
to that year, sod i now brim at fast as the examination
ratyllisapess Will permit, tit convict im error, fete which I fell,
la statist to their Imnbildps that I ststinded her Royal Iliebness
the Prince's of Wales in Itevriag al' isoe, and that I then met
his Royal fires &elite Dube of Olmeester at Blackheath.
It was is Spriag of 1881, sadist 411502. that. after al-
testis; her Royal nighties, Am INlsons of Wales for tea or
twelve days. 1 bad the Imam duals( the Duke of Gloucester
at bet tom.
I bare the MOW to is, tilthtliegrmiOm respect. my dear
Sind, y iu• Lardolsires most ~saiii.abed lent bumble
(Sped) FRANCIS MlLLaret

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Teti 6EPOSITION bF silts. LISLE.
I, Hester Lisle, am in the Primes of Wales's fa-
mily, have beet so ever since- her Royal Highness's
marriage. • I was not at South.enci with the Princess;
was at Blackheath with her in 1802, but am not
perfectly BUM as to dates. , I amgeomally a month
at a time, three months in the year, with her Royal
Highness, Its April, August, and December; was so
la August, 1101. I did not observe any alteration
In her Royal- Highness's shape which gave me any
idea that she was pregnant. I had no reason to know
or believe that the was pregnant: During my attend-
ance hardly a day passes without my- seeing her.—
She could not be far advanced in pregnancy without
pi/
_kapok% it. Iwe at East Cliffe wigs. hr Royal
Rigbeem, in Angest, 1803; I saw Captain Manby
pnly once at East Cliffs, in August,lllo3, to the best
of my recollection—he might have been tatter ; and
Once spin at Deal Castle • Captain Manby landed
thou with some boys the Primus takes on charity.
I saw Captain Manby at East Cliffs one taming,
tot particularly early. I do not knew of any
Omuta which the Princess made Capt. Maltby.
have seen Capt. Manby at Blackheath one Christ.
teas; be used to come to dine the Christmas before
we were at Itamsgate. It was the Christmas after
Mrs. Austin's child came. Ile always went away in
.iy presence: I had no reason to think hi stayed
after we (the Ladies) retired. He lodged on 'the
Heath at that time. I believe his ship was fitting up
at Deptford. Ile was there frequently. I think not
every day. He generally came to dinner three or
Sour.times a- week or more. I suppose he might be
alone with her. Big the Princess is in the habit of
seeing gentlemen and tradesman without my • being
present; I hive seen Mm at luncheon and diaper
both ; the boys came with him, not to dinner, and
tot generally, not above two or three times; two*
boys, I think. Sir Sydney Smith came also fro.
quently the Christmas before that, to the best
of my recollection. At dinner when Capt. Manby
dined, he always sat next her Royal highness;
the constant company were Mrs. and Miss Fitz-
gerald and myself ; we all retired with the Princess
and sat in the same room, he generally retired
about einem o'clock; he sat with us till then. This
lectured three or tear times a weelf,) mere. Her
Royal "111.111*; ttii"Lady hi aid kw PIM
bare each a key of thedoor from the Green-house to
the. Pik. Captain Manby and the Princess used,
when we were together to be speaking together oe-
patately, tonversitte separately, but not in a loom
alone together, to my knowledge. He was a person
with whom she appeared to have greater pleasant in
talking than to her ladies. She, behaved to him
only as any woman would who likes flirting. I ,
should net here thought any married woman would
have behaved propel, who should have belated u,
ber Royal Highness ato Capt. Mataby. I oft*,
whether she was attached to Capt. Maul*, only that
it was a dining conduct. Never saw anygallentries,
as kissing her baud, or the like. •
I was *ith her Iteyal Highness at Lady Sheffield's,
last Christmas, le Sussex. I inquired whattompenyi
was there when I came. She said only Mr. Joha
Chester, who tics there by her Royal Highness's
• otheremitpany to meat'
and season of the year.
The neat day
Lined; I heard '
It in the nighti
her candle in
Sheffield-Istate
pteio Manby
Princess twice alonli
half an hag
Melt we bad hese
complete 1 set
Mushy.. She
WA. best of iv

i orders ; that she could get n*o othereAl
Lev, en auciient of the roads and season
He dined and slept there that night. 1
ether company cane. 114r.Chesterremai
:Ater Royal Highnen say she had boestill
and came out for a light, and lighted li
. ,
her servant's room ; I returned front SI
. to Blatkheath with the Princess: Cal
. , * dined there I left hies and the Prince.
fora shot tl he might be alone
1 ' • with her. Is the room below in which
hitting, I Trent to look fora book to cc
ajw itoyal Woven was lending Captain
- . Made him a prevent of eliiiikstiodi to,
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