The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-09-01 00:00:00

11 1 I , • I. f • i 'dot I - - THE STATESMAN. Do you remember the residence of Count Pine ? I do. Did her Royal Highness ever go to pay a visit to Gettnt Pine from d'Estr Did you sleep near or far trout her Royal highness, a' t' r house of Count Pwo ?—Near. Did any door leaf from your room to that of her tr ! al Ifighitess ?---Yes. Did Bercami come into your room during that night ?--When I nos laid down, I saw Bergami paM V.r.0.5..7h the room. When you saw Berganti, where was be going ?...- TeivArtis the route of her Royal highness. Was there any light in the room ?—There was a lamp. Vol you see his. come out of the Princess's room:—•1 fo :Weep, and dill nut see him. Dust long was this before her Royal Highness's vcr.age to Ureter ?---Not arty lung ; near three weeks. to yuu knots the Barona To whom does it belong ?- —To N. Berganii. Uf wbat does it consist house and estate. What is the house called ?----The Villa Berganti. 11 , trine your residence at the Villa d'Este, un the s cold now from 4;reace, did her Royal Highness 10) to the Villa Bergami Did you accompany her?----Yes, Do you remember the situation of the bed-rooms of .- Royal Ificlinems mud Iferganti at the Ittirona ? hey were separated by a passage %there there was a s atrcase leading down, and.a small green cabinet with 1.. r 'loyal ilighisess's bed-room by the side of it. Irliere did lb» staircase lead ?-- fo another part of the ho vie down stairs. Was there any corridor or passage ? —Yes, a corridor. Afty door in that corridor ! Isms the door of that corridor open or shut at night ? $ ,••*. 1).t1 any other doors of the persons belongiug to the suite a:we into this corridor ! Yll6. four others. I).d they open into the same side of the door in the eorrldor or cot !—t' Nee,. here described the situation of the 1114.111/4. When the dour in the corridor was shut. Aid it shut on the cto•-rmn iention or the Princess's room from those four rooms 'ace described How lone were )uu at the Barone-I%e first time, only foie days. Hoe I. ntr the second time ?--Three months. • I Were Rewind and the Princess there the whole Of that time !—No. they went to Germany. Moe long were they there before they west OD Sem a al) !--One mouth. Did yuts :stake any observation on her Royal High ness and Bergatni. during that time, as to how they cot:darted thetaiselses towards each other ?--I made no particular observation. Iftow did they address each other ?---sometimes the Princess addressed him thou, and thee ;• (Warr) I Sometimes Bei-gaud called her Princes:. I;ow did the other persons of the suite address her? --Commonly. your Royal Highness. Du you remember some Balls which were given at the Morena ?---1 du. Who attended those Balls?--People of low condition. Will you tell us what yuu saw in the conduct of these persous at the Ball, which was also seen by her Royal Highness ?—fu the presence of her Royal High ness I saw nothing particular. Did you ever hear Berg - anti tell her Royal Highness of the conduct of any of the party ?—Yes. What ?—lle told the Princess a story of what hap peced at the house at the ball. What was the story ? what had they done ?—This stay - was so indecent I cannot repeat it. Was this story told to the Princess by Bergami ? Yes. la your presence ?—Yes. witiri,iii. t r all the story, speak to same parti culars ?---1 have told you I cannot. Lona CNA t I.Lua---1f she does nut, the whole mist be atrnek out. 511114411 0110:111:N DR• t must be all told or struck • out. ' What was the story about ?—lt was about a gentle- Nth and a young a umaa. Whet did he say ?—Hetold all that they said and did Aron the bed. • as The Limn CQAJtCELLoa said tboisets must be stated plainly, whether decent or indecent. Laid Easittsre said it was not a fact done by the • Princess tire witness was relating, or she was compelled to State if. . What did Bergsma say to bet Royal Highness passed between this person and the female oil the bed ?.--Bsies genii said this person had put the young woman on Illn ; bed, and all elm about 41 SoweiTua-Gais Ina I,—.A as lam coseerned. I . am willing to have sU this ink est.' • Loan CHalsettl.Loa--What say you, Sr. Brougham , Banuasists—l ha objection far the wits bge I ban no to pees ( est.) • • • ti.. • a 4 ..; • la ~. . ••, •I.ti , - "risen im int enteral the service of the Print-m . l-1 dn.! "ge!:041? r* 'Went the . Baron, did yet Did yam ever we dicta any o h••rt • else afterwirds p s . Yes, in the - ears Ocher Royal! iliuhttees: ' . • eunt4 s otiour former examination, von said. Did Victorioe hare ear-rings el-hen she first retie las iii-wfatintthiee ; was that bettre bear •rotrago to T.'4. • stiseewa4-We ireitt tti Venice twice ; once before the . Did she continue to wear them or other, given to •.vorage to Greece. her ..—Others were: gitron to her, and I afterwards Woes you went to Ventre the first time, to what inn did saw them in the ears of the Princess. ! you go t —To the Doter Grande Dretagne. Were they both there at the same time, of were da)2i afterwards. I Did they atterteards go to soother house. a private house ? • terwards. !liars others with. them ?----Ves. Yourssentioned. that Mr. Ruirren and Dr. Holland ae Were they=anitell together or separate, or leow--Je- rouspankel the PAneess to Veldee t when the Princess re *reit* he* they were wore ? . ---There were too in each moved to the private bowie. did Dr. Holland end Mr. Mar -ear. hot they were separate. . tell relesie at the Inn: or go to the house!—As 1% as I Call Ito you remember any present that Rergatui received I recollect. they) remained at the Mo. at at y time Ito) al I igiviient made hima pre sent. Promo the same ou went into Germany ! r yes. lt *hit kind ?--Sonsethitsg in gold or in diamond.. ! Do yon remeiniwr a Place called Do rat remember a cap whi c h B eream i a ore as a Du remember &clip' you were there arid, Bergami weal courier when he iirst went to Naples , to obtain pa.sports:—les.. , Do you remember a cap uf the can .hope on the , Der . vott rectifier, time room her Roval Highness slept head amine one else :— : !'beer WAS norm the same kind!'°' and "at• arran g euirnts were made that night • wurn by her Royal Highness. 1 do t ' Who en . t What did to Royal Highness's bedroom besides Bergatai wear round his neck in a morn- Ir • • her ?.--Illetrelf. in;;black neck-cravat: I At wbit time did you go to bed ?—Near ten o'clock. Where did you see itafter?-mimes Royal Highness's At what time did leer Royal Highness go to bed?—At recm. ? ' the mine homer. Do on remember the slippers of Bergami rementee In the sour room ?--Yes. her white ones. I At what time did Ilergami return that night ;as well Did you ever see those white slippers an; where else? . as rot: tan recollect, how lung after yun went to bed ?- -Sotnetitnes in her Royal Highness', room. I don't recollect precisely, because I had before been to W hat room?--Time bed-room. bed with. the Pr incess or aao the you %%erein s ame Do you ever remit-umber seeing any part u f Bereami's • bed. drel: it: the bed.roona ?---I du not recollect. abet : n anot ier; sma ll When He-egotist arrived what did her Royal Highness Du you remember, ou the second :might of sleeping te n v o n to d o R ura l Highness toWnic 1 might io the tent, whcu going to Jeru.alion, seeing any i take up my heel and go. These orders were given to par! of Berganii's dress in the tent??--1 saw something me the mt Itergasni agar. Iltergansi'ar but do not recollect what c Where slid you see lierganti ?---In the room. , . e _in .. ronse.toe . nee of these orders did you go airsy ?---I When you say you raw something, do yon mean I Tf the seine wonmest. Out it was any part of the dress of liergauei, us. not DM coo :cave Itergausi in time room ur was lie gone'? --It was. —I cannot exactly say whether he left the room, but I believe- he was in it. Do you remesnleer going with her Royal Ilighness to C.lrirrtlhe es, Du you remember the disposition of her Royal High ness and ilergaini's rooms at Carlsrnhe ?—Yes. Tell us how it was.?—They were separated by a dire ing•room. Who mails. the bed of the Princess there?-1 do not know: I know there was a person wh os e b us in ess it was. Witness then said before going.to bed she went loth! Princess's r where there were some chairs placed together on a sofa. The Prioress teas there. It was twilight. The Princess was sittiag\liy time side of Dergami, whore :UM was round her teal:Q.l;lBe Princess', head was leaninsron the arm of Ilerrami. They afterwards travelled to Vienna, Trieste, and thtellartma t and her Royal Highness and liergaumi travelled in a shall cat► riage together. After they arrived at the Barone, Bet gami's mother dined at the Princess's table, as slid louis Itergawi, a, far as tcitness recollects. In travelling to Rome some time alive wards. her Royal Highness was indisposed, and attended by Witness and Countess of Oltii. During any part of the journey.to Rome, did the nitness travel in the same carriage with her Royal Highness ?—Yes. Who was in the carriage hustles her Royal High ness and the Witness ?...-Rergarnl. Where slid he sit ? -Ile sat between them. Did the witness notice any inurement' of Bergawird hands ?•-•She slid nut : she did not notice his hated*. Does the witness recollect any thing particular thM passed then ?---She recollects nothing particular. Does the witness recollect a bust haring bees takell , l at Villa Grande of her (tuna ) Ilieliness?—Yes. • o, At whose order ?---She does not know. Was there a bust taken of ally ON* else et ' lierganei. Dill the witne-s see the Princess and Bergand sitting' fur the huts Does she know where the foists were placed Was this at 1 ills Grande., or before or after time Princess gut there ?---It was while the Princess was at Villa Grande. Do you know at the Villa titan& what, wee the situ ation uf the bell-rooms of Hergaud and !hie Princeasi-- Yes. Describe them ?•-•liergami's room its situated in an open gallery, the entrance to hey Royal Highness'. apartment was en the same gallery. flow far were they apart ?—.lheit fifteen paces. Did Tole ever see her Royal Highness come out of the door of her bed-room after dressing ?--I don't recollect. What was the room in which she usually dressed ? lier bed-room. Do you s-ter remember seeing Bergand on this occa sion ?---Sometitnes. to you 'member some persons coming one day to dinner before the Princess was dressed ?-• Y ee. Do you know where Ikrgami was at that dme?—ln her Royal Highness's bed room. Was von there also ?—Yet.. Did her Royal highness change her dress ?—Yes. Did she change it entirely don't recollect. Where was Bergami tinting the time she changed her dress?—Part of airtime in the room. How long did yon remain at the Villa WEI& ?-- Two months about. Where did you go to from the Villa Grande ?—Tee benegallia. What house did phi go to tll4l) . —To one called Raifinelli. Dow long slid yon remain themj,l4wo months or m ho von know the situation of the bed-rooms of the. Princess and Dergami at the Villa Caproria ?—Yes. Will you describe it ?—The Prioress slept in a bed. room neat the dining-room. Where were t h rooms of her Royal illigiumisen suite ?—The gentlemen were in a separate will of the Heine. • • How did this wing communicate•with the rest of the house ?—By Dirties of two covered ways. Did her Royaillightiess hap coarenation with?* about these rooms ?--1' can't richilect. Huw did gibe persons who were• in that wing *I into the bier of the hones ?—They hei•sesealewiliteirsieed ems* a court-yard. .• t: Where wee* lOkitimAllogroo -1 ' her Royal iliginean, ~ • • . WO there any eandliiiicatilin .11/o'you remember **tall cabinet below NArik . - ip you remember a sofa la leNoVes. • .1 Did you ever see Retrial is that cabinet tssOnlitatt ' ! Was that when the. Princess wen theta ?—teit. Tel as how they were, sitting. *what *Oleo ea thq sofi ?—Bergami was lying dpera eta the sofa. • Where-eras the Printwis what brie Ai delagr—flhe :wee ea a answer's! Mae sofa. Ist vlipt peolgoolutt wee* (Wee I 04.1froak• heripost Ateveap4ileir• romilloot ao. .6 a telopieittindterd: • - Mil pit se* 411111 ASO Pfialosils premise. T—Teli." • . *. • •• • that of • Where P.—At Peocaro. Was fistegas4 resent at any time When you maw her , in pantaloons saw him once. Tall ua what he said, whether be said any Mk*. am 1 what pearled oa the - ocessiont —purism' said to bet Royal High seas " you look better so.' Tell us, as far as )ou recollect. all that he nee, or pawed. Heryraini turned round to her Royal Highness, and said, " Oh. how pretty you look adding. I like you hotter so." Old you °borne the bat of her Ro, al Highness at Villa Ceprlni 1-1 made no observation upon It. When her ito)st llighoess was in pantaloons, in what state was her neck, her brevet 2—Vocorered. Did not Bergin' go from the Princess to go to Pesearof —V Toll us what passed on their parting.—They took each other by the hand; the Princess said adieu, won corm-, mon cher aide. . Do you remember a Chaplain making part of her Royal Highness's suite:—Yes. IVert prayers ever said In her hoase?--Always on Sunday. Was it so at the Villa d'Este—at Villa Villani--or at Barons ?—Nu. Did she ever see it as they left Naples ?—Yes. Up to what time ?—Until they were at lienoa, bat never after. Did the Princess attend Church with 13ergarai ? Yes. 'fell as what she did :--She fell on her•finees beside him. Do you remember her Royal Highness saying any thing at Messina --Her Royal Highness told me she would have suss said for the soul of Mr. Bergatui, the father.—(A laugh).--Witness in continuation.—Her Royal Highness told me it had been put to the tote whether shit shonid be admitted into the Cassini at Milan, anal that it had been negatived. laws the witness remember a chair on wheels in the garden at Villa illtste ":--Yes. Did she see Bergami and her Royal Highness doing any thing with that chair ?lie saw them plating with the chair, and pu,hing it from them. Who was in the chair theta ?—Witness dors not recollect. Did the witness ever !Lee them in the kitchen at the irEste p--She saw them there twice. What did she see thee► do there —They were standing. Was there any thing there to eat ?--There was something there to eat, but she did not see them eat ing there. After her Royal Highness went to the opera at Naples, at what time the next morning was •he dressed ?—Between ten and eleven o'clock. After she was dressed where did she leave her?-- Witness remained in her room. Where did her Royal Iliglinegs go ?--.lnto a small cabinet. Was that the n mall cabinet which she before de scribe', ?--Ves. How lung did the Princes.' remain in that cabinet —.Wham dues not recollect what precise time. About what tinse?--Nearly an hour, or an hoer and a half. During that time did the witness see Bergansi any where I.—No. Was the door of the cabinet open or closed?--11 was closed. Dees the witness know whether the outward door of the roosn in which Bergawi slept was open or closed ?---Whea the witness was passing to her room she SAW the door shut. The 8411.sciena4:1 . . baling intimated that belied so wore quemiow+ to ask. Lord 1,1% carom. rose, and suggested to their Lordships the propriet.% of adjourning till tu-morrow, in consideration of the state of eshaustioti in which the %lineal; must be, as sell 114 the Counsel and their Lordships, after such a long condoned esaminatiou. Mr, Itai a •o:nex usentcd, and the House adjourned at hall-past three o'clock. THE QUEEN. STATESMAN-017HW, THIS DAY, Two o'Caocr. .-.......-_ CROSS- EXAIIII NATION OP MADEMOISELLE DUMONT. After the usual forms, the cross-examination of Mad tnoiselle Dumont was commenced by Mr. WILLIAMS. How long have you been in England ?—Thirteen months. Have yon been ont of England during that thirteen months i—No. Do you understand English ?—A little, 1 do not speak it. Have Ton had anr lemons in English ?—Yes. _flow long did you take lessons ?—Near four or five months. this time - have as that up to . or some time buck ?—I been the last two months without lesions. (lave you never spoken English at all ?—Sometimes. Did yon understand the questions pot to yon yesterday before they were intepreted ?—Yes, I can understand English, hut I cannot speak it so as to be nnderstood. Did you understand the inestions?—Not all ; I un derstood one which the Solicitor General pat to me yes terday. Well, do you mean to swear that of the numerous question! put to you yesterday, that von only understood one before it was translated to you ?—1 understood some, but not all ; I understand very imperfectly. Did yon understand the greater or the lesser number of those questions ?—The lesser number. Since you have been in England, have you always passed by the same nacre?—No. If it is not excessively troublesome, do me the favour to tell one this name ?—1 bare passed by thematic of the place I was born in, Columbia. Now pray were you ever called Countess ?—1 was once so eased. By obes, do you mean one time ?—I mean by only see person. Did this person call you Countess frequently ? —I only beard it once. r whys* ad yea lire wises you were railed Comities by Mist persapj/ 4 --ryithwtreet. aear Selto-sgaare. Before pit lived le thford-street ?—Yes. How lost did you lire there ?—About three asaalita. Midair that dose did you hear atshody all yam not recollect at all. Will you swear their did sot salt you so do Dot saidied *MAW. • • Will yea sweep that yew did not pass is that hawse hi dam title?—lt waallita Urges whip Owed we du* t 1 di maw* WI OM die be sit • • .4 - ' ..• ti ~ ___ ~ 'l. • --v .- +re k t Do you mean to swear you were not callo4c,, mbe l I do not mean behind your back, bat in your I will not swear it, I do not recollect it. Was it not something new to you to be called c ontiv at all ?-11 do not recollect bein g ca ll e d so. I 40 tec4c being called so in Frith -street, not in Ozford-strert. Will yon swear that iu Oxford-street you were to. called Countess in your pressor., i-1 will swear I N Dot recollect it. What nune did you pass by before you went to Ord st street t--Columbia.--[lt is probable ne may hate aii i m this name, owing to the low tone of yoke in whi c h t i t witness spoke.) How long were you called so ?—Since my am* k England. liid you not answer to the name of Countess iaod 4 street ? LORD CU ANCELLOR.—This is the fourth thsethil / ft Lion has been put, and 1 can nut aware what Mum, a further infortuation CSO be possibly gained by il ia , petition. - Mr. Wtt.t.t twx-1 mast beg to submit (cries (eo l i t h Peers of " do on, go on.)" Did you accompany her Royal Highgate to Xsp ot ? —Yes. Du you recollect whether the Princess west tutu Opera the first or second night after her mire! ei Naples ?—The second night after hrr arrival, ti, N am , told me she was going to the Opera. I think I understood you to say t►ere sae tee bads, a large and a small one i■ the apartmen et 4 4 Princess ?—Yes. Was the small bed the travelling bed of the Nuys? —lt war. You have amid that the morning after the Prioress hs4 been to the Opera, the large bed appeared as it two per. sons had slept in it?-1 said the bed looked as if tws persons bad slept I. it. I beg to know what con meant by saying prerioud r . that you observed the large bed hail heft occapie l l, LiU that you took no further notice of it ? 1 understood I was asked to sir in what condition the bed was, whether it ;as much diranged. Some 4.Attht arose Is to the precise answer whkh wit , ness had given in her examination. LORD CU visett.Low—lf any dosbts arise, die oat ? way to be eorreet is to refer to the notes of bee exam; nation. The notes were referred to, and it did not app ear t h at any real di ff erence existed b etween the answers in the examination, and those Which were gives upon the saws point, in the cross-examisation. 1/id you not understand that you were desired to ask particularly, particularly, that derangement . ?-1 did net understsal 1 was to explain that derangement particularly, heti can now. You gave some bccount of the different rooms in which the family slept at Naples; state now ; where did Hism nymuus sleep?—The door of Hieronyinous's room opted into the same corridor in which the door of her Reyel Highness opened, which I have already slated. Did the servants of Sir Willism Gal aid Mr. Keppd Craven sleep in the house at Naples ?—I saw their see wants by day, but I do not know whether they slept his the same house. How many servants had they ?—Each one mu sit rant. Yon mean to swear you do not know where these we rants slept while you were at Naples?--.1 Is nut tam where they slept, Yon do not know where either of these servals** any one night while yin* were at Naples?--1 di est swear it, but 1 do not recollect it. Do you mean to swear you do not know oboe 11r. Craven's servant slept any one night ?—At this mitmat I do not recollect. And that you swear ?--Yes. Where did you sleep at Naples?--In a little tam above her floral Highness. Did you sleep alone in that room ?—We had IN rooms, in one Annette slept aline I was there. If I recollect, von saw Berptiii coining out of his chamber undressed ?-I'es. Was she at Naples ?—Yes. !low soon after they arrived at Naples?—lt ii imp.. sible for me to rrcollect—l can't say precisely. I do sot say precisely, but tell me as near as you re collect?-1 can't aiv, we were thereabout fear snood's. 1 i 1 o sot want to know precisely, but tell ate as seal,' as you can?-1 cannot precisely recollect, we were feat mouths. Was it one month ?-1 cannot recollect. it's it two or three ?—I cannot recollect. Then she cannot tell whether it was at tbebegionintr, thisr middle, or at what time ?—No. Was she at Naples with the Princes}—lns. You said you saw liergami coming oat"( Ike Prin• cwt's bed-room ?—Yies. In what position were von standing Awl yule him 2-1 was standing at the door. You spoke of a corridor or passage?—Yes. I want to know was it at the same corridor yea were standing ?-1 was standing in the corridor, at doer leading from the Princess's room. ll'as the room of Itergaini at the bottom of the tor ridor ?—Not quite. bat wee it near the end ?—lt was Nearer dieted than this side. Was there not a staircase between Bernal's room and the Princess's, by which yon went to root cloak*? •—ln this position there was another door, threagh whichl went to my apartment. lied you a light on that occasion, or had Bergoni DOMII.IIIII bad a condie in his hand. Bari you one?—No, I was on the point of going. Using where ?—I was waiting for her Royal Mel' 'less to give me leave to go as usual. What did Afro mean, by saving, she was co the psi* of going i—To sty own chonsber. it sat, without a light ?-1 had no light. Witness said before, she escaped through her 1 07. 1 Highness's room. tries of too, no. Did you say so, or not 2-1 was there, I pasevitessanau *it door, (describing tbe door.) Are you still speaking of the passaita between the. NMI ' 1 ask the witasese whether, when aka apade her ~Pi the had not to go nearer Daryoutti had to go Iwo to the corridor. here they nearer is when Bergal was? Mr. WJlLLtaisibelpg interent Lords, I hare a rig t to ask the gnestiaa. Ulm Cos ca ta.os —Nobody prevmsla yea. • Nero tome interruption enacted, and moo o•avets* Ilea took pine. between spine Noble Pena aboat sa answer gives' by the Interpreter, Mr. WlLmswa reamed. Will yea have the goodness to pat this run-. Whether or asst , when si t e made kw escapes 44 1 04 get awe, Bang uoti by soloing?—.Yea, Intrual come forward, or go back lalaVa APO saw &Visual cOming towards me, Did Dar A wisi seetskto be cooling to mops ?- 4 140. tttw sy aw l I went oat precipitately. -~ I I / t - el i.