The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-10-11 00:00:00

Overly dining with her Royal Ilighne.►.s ?—That was upon
the samejeurney..
On all occasions on the same journey when RePelfrli
dined with her Royal Highness, was he•stot in the dress
of a conrier ?—He was.
At the Villa d'Este did Mr. Burrell leave her Royal
Highness?--He left her Royal Highness at the Villa
Vilani.
Mr. Burrell was not on the journey to Mount St.
Dothan! ?.--He a. not.
Vas Dr. Holland was not.
Did any English Gentlemen actmilipa.:y her Royal
Inclines: on that journey?--Xt.
When yon hare seen them walking where !they aro
arm ?-11 es,
At the Villa D'Este?—Yes, as l have seen her with
other Gentlemen. •

You base stated, that you bare never seen during
the whole time you were with her Royal Highness any
thing indecent or unbecoming her station towards Her-
gami
And ysm love stated that lie dined at the table off the
Princess in the t.'utirer dress, 'now 1 ask you whetter
you think there was any thing unbecoming her station
in that never 531 W them walk artst in arm until he
was elevated to the station of sr:Ong at the table.
Von ttttt st see, 'ir. that is no answer to my trestion.
I ask you whether this was unbecouting her statton ?.•—•
I do not think it was.
You have stated that you never saw them arm in arm
in anus until he regularly dined at the tabh.. Now I
ask yon slid they not walk arm in erns during the ;our-
nev you mentiuned ?--To the best of my recull:ction,
t:ia not.
You have stated, Sir, that von did not conrltler this'
degrading to the Princess: now I ask you, did not you
represent that yuu intreated the Princess, With tears
in your eyes, on yonr knees, to dissnatle her from ad-
mitting Berganti to the table never did, as wcil
as I can recollect.
Then you never did advise her Royal Highness rot
to dine with Rergami never slid.
Nor any thing to that effect to that circlet.
Then if you .lill Hot auvise her, volt could n..ver hart
represented to any one that you dia so!--1 du not think
I dill. I could nut.
I do not ask you, whither you coldd do so, but whe-
ther von did am positive I did not.
Will you swear you dill not. That you ever re•
presented to any one that you intreated the Princes:,
with tears in your eyes, not to admit Bergami to her
table never dill any such thing.
I do not ask yon whether von (lit!, bat svlic•ther you
stated that you did ?--.I base no re:oilertion. 1 _
could never hare done so.

. .
Why if it conld not have happened, y. u can hay no
doubt ?.-.1 have no &On.
Then all' Ito understand that von never did repres,,r:•
that circumstance to any our have nut the smalls
recollection. _

~1•ill you swear that you hare not??---! wi l swear to
the twit of my recollertion.
II ire von been on hoard the Lrrlathas?•—Yes.
You linnw Captain Itriggs?--Yes.
Now on your oath, sir, did you or not er:r state
that fact to him ?-.-Ou tub• oath l have no recollection
of it. •
Will you take upon rottrself to etrear.that yoo did'
not will swear to the best oftny recollection. .
Not.: Sir, do you think if it did occur, to c:•1011
forget it is such a circumstance. 11331 if it did
occur, it is quite impossible that I couhl forget it.
How long were you on board the LesiatLau:—.Three
weeks.
[The youtinvation of the Proentlioir it pia-.
lishtd in a &Todd EiHtiumat Sir u'clat.A.]

The Gentle non, for the apprehension Of whom re•
wards are &fermi under the name of " William
Franklin, Esq." hare, previously it seems, the name
of Fletcher. lie, was formerly, we ander-tttod, a
practitioner in the law, and well known in the me-
trvolis as the Pawnbroker's Attorney.
The Lisbon Journals of the lath, 19111, and 20th
gilt. have arrived, but contain nothing of material in-
terest. Pnhlic rejoicings took place at the 'theatre
The King's bust was placed on the stare. and ratio•
tie songs were sung by the Performers, in tviiicis the
ladies in the hoses joined. The hoot" eehora with
" Live the King!"—" Lite the Const.tution !" Th..
felicitatioos of corporate bodies pout in upon the Pro•
visional Goverment. Measures have beett taken la
communicate the fact of the change of ti. vcroutest Isi
Foreign States.
The Provisional Gei'ernturot issued a Proclamation,
in which they recommend to the people temper, obe-
dience to time laws, and respect to the public autho-
rities. To the army they recommend discipline and
loyalty, and ti.a document it pervaded by the Itiginqt
tone of panegyric upon the King of Portugal.
On the 17th the embargo was taken off the vessels
in the Bay. !t appears that the princii‘al obj.ct le
the voyageof 31. Furjas to the Brazils, is to ndace :IL:
King to rehire to hit European States, •
On the lath ult. the Regency gave orders to tea
Admiralty to send out a frigate and smite small vet-
..
eels for the protection of trade against the insurgett
privateers.
Notwithstanding every effort of some few enemies of
the Queen to prevent an Address to her Majesty front
the inhabitants' of Christ Church. Surrey, the Ad-
dress was in the course of two days signed. by nearly
3,000 respectable individuals. The Address was pro-
' posed to be presented by John Chatkeld, Esti. and read -
by the Rev. William l'ampbell Kidd, • A.M.,-of the es,. •
tahlished Church of Scotland, and Minister of Unicui•
street chapel, Borough. -
.
Joseph Haase, Esq. M. P. will this day present there
Addresses from Scotland to her Majesty : one of them
'signed by 3.5,71 S of the inhabitant...of illasgavr ; 0710
from the tluildry Imeorporation of the city of Perth ;
and one front the Incorporated Trades of ihr.itoyal
Burgh of Banff. . .
The City Light Horse are ordered out on duty -to-
day, perhaps to do !sonata CO' bee • Majesty. "ribd se, .
eeives several Addreises eons her loyal subjanta.
I' Cony BittliAltill. Orr. i i..Aill.fiiiel Wise romslood iiip:r
1 from Monday's supply, we have by a few fresh furl vili this
, seething from tteitoitt, and the daskiiita beteg wilt*. bur
gasz
I rims are nominally as on that di .—Fiste Barliry being
Seaßio, what follt simples appears{ taboo of at 10601
prices ; bat dry m ordias wont very 4iollattle
We,
ILI no arrivals of oats. and dm this wee ver7-__.._.,..hrfosi at
Menthe's prices. In Botha. Push' tai ‘44111' 1!"r"
*tee he so allerathis. ,
I• Bef &SM.—Grail/Or. the trete, mid. :lea 1444
beat the formidable-wets * lissidAin .Harp'
ebbe. had, it is rahlt Se sasOfet atii -AI 04%4 -est
timer is the person .of (Wan, an Ancient Skiio.p:. ' •
astilbei ditht in *hi, to-0040*i. itot MO. • " .
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