The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-08-22 00:00:00

Kea there any apparent familiarity or intimacy be as the Princess and Berganii ?—i're, there was great finwifiarity ; but, added the inierpretcr, the Vit t is* could Anti in word for intillihet.' • • Did the PriinfeicreertiMergamtillpnOsoc. to occupy tt..• seine rooms while eke anti, her •uue remained at ileum ?—Yes. Wert wifeless and'ilrettenc ilellys it Genoa *life deti s =s resided thefe ?-414 did not remember. • lido Mt' Pfitteetuf to front tienow?—To ' • • Wisere aid the princess reside at Milan ?—la dee hone. of Careens (as well as we could understand the irritators): - Mr leao did you remain there ?—About 50 or SO day& • Wither did you go front thence ?-4-To one of the Burrow° !skids. Did any of Berganit's relations come tel• reside with the Princess about that time ?—Yes, Who were soother of &str►ami, his brother, and his sister. Was there any otter member of the family ?—Yes ; a child of Birgiunt's, who was üboat two or three years old. Did any of the family hold any office in the Prin cets's establiahmeat?—Yes, Louis was appointed a ovaries , . • Had Bergami's mother ho office ?---No. Djd witness see Bergand in livery ?—Yes 1 for some time after he went into the service of het Royal 11 gh nests. How were the apartments of the Princess and Rer gam' situated, at their residence in this island ?... Their apartments were onl}• separased•bv a wall. How were the doors of these apartments situat ed - ---Thrr were very convenient to rack other. there a staircase or landing place between those two rooms?---There was . Was tberrany door looking out of Bergami's apart ment into this landing.plafeor staircase ?--There was Lino. Was there a door leading out of the PrincesVs apartments into the landing-place or staircase ••••• There was. How far were those doors from enth other ? About seven or eight feet. [Here Mr. BaocoNam suggested, that if there were any. other witnesses in the House, they ought to he ordered to withdraw. The Sottorron-Owarram. said, that in CAM% of Jostle...it was usual that the witnesses on both sides shoulnwithdraw. He did not mean to force this rule ry strictly on his Learned Friend, so as to prevent Ility from calling witnesses who might by accident he present at any part of the examinatiow; but he would put it to his.candour. whether if there were any wit. nestles row present whom he intended to examine, that inch reredos should net immediately withdraw from the Meese ? 2 Mr. Bencoliess eertainly witnesses whom he intended to bring forward ought to remain away from that Howe, save those whe were bound In duty to attest there, he was not aware that any such wit. nese was in the House ; no witness that he intended ro call was now before their Lordships, save one tarJ, two whale'lloolloM to attend In that House. • the SouciTollAtNlßAL said, that his Leatilikt I Friend • ought to mined, from the presence of their Lovashipi all those *Mint lie thought it likely he might call es as wlttiessee. jar. Beouenac.—Really, my Lords, until I see whit case will be attemiltekto he proved, I cannot ' say what witnesses I marthink• it necessary to can; it I am to hear only seri' evidence at this, sure I am tv.t. I shall call no witnesses at all.—(A laugh.) the 1 . /ORD Caseceu.on.— . -Toe understand yonr. rives very well: go on. • The examination thin proceeded. ••• ..; 1 . , , .1143 the siaiicasti, already described . V Otlikte Itstrrl co oe--wai to tile other • in hods., or it ?—.Thil alao into a it. Loofa 6rr•• whom did with Ber•- 11,114 ' 7 ' d Did asj;* Ate eilikillreittiVlE nrer -ear Is i t one. ; a. 1* Pttnartris.. ettiei hi pi t ' ti 414 pin: - • • nise 01," 1111441 , pflitityty - at betitniiin? isipent,er Claw& "" " ' • wr'n •4•1 • ht . lat twat t ' aft l ' • t • 4 3 '1" •‘ll I , Lyng did the Princely Jewels _xylem paid Mali 4g or 50 clots. r ' '"q fit/ co • cline:Ali Witietiliefflie to say so ►then they saw her rat table. WherA )1141 they nneove to from the totenan Loose orapriisfe)ndirtdeal: • -• 1.1 1 1 1 Does he rempeigret the siteasiosi of dpolollisms se- ••cnpietl at that home bg. tho Priam. does. Dow+ he remember the sitnation of Bergainl's bed room ?"--;-He does. How did they stand with relatioa to each other ? The bed-rooms were divided from each other by the great saloon. Did the doors of both rooms era on that saloon ? ---Ther opened on the same saloon. Did the witness sot the Princess either at Wien et at Venice walk out with Bergami ?—He saw then walk out together at Milan and also at Venire. In what manner did she .walk with him,. side 1. 7 side, or arm and arm ?--.They walked arm and arm. Was that at Milan and at Venicr?'-•-He saw them walk twice in 111:11 manner at Milan, and at Venice he • alcj 'taw them. 11'a‘ it by night or by day that they walked Ott It wag at night; between nine and ten at night. Did Bergiuni at any time dine at the table (4( tha Princess ?...—Hr did see him dine there. When did the witness first observe Bergaini dine at. the table of the Princess?--He first übserred him dine at the table of her Itoyal.Hightiess at (tenon. Did he dine with her afterwards regularly Alwars, a• far as witness recollects. __.• Where tlid hr usually ►it at the table ?---Iler Royal Iliglines.: gat at the tup of the table, and Iter__✓and eat sou►etimee on the right, and sometin.es on the lett, amyl sometimes at the mil ot the tahh•. Wan the Niller 4 .4 at OrmiA enure than once ism does nut remember. 1)itl the witneis afterua:ds go to Genoa fur the pur pose of etuharking for another place ? Mr. ilitocaua's objected to that question. It was clear'c meant to bring to the witness's recolleetiosi something which it would appear lie had omitted. it hail a tendency to refresh his recollection, without which refresher he might not be able to proceed. The Sot:terra. Gestenat, contended that he had .a right to pat the question. After a few words from Lon' EaskiNr, the ex amination proceeded. Did the witnois recollect being at ()elms U r tire purpose of embarking at another place?-•--lie lrecul• lects it. Did waters: see Bergatni dine at the table of the Princess the first time she si ited lienoa, or when she retained for the purpose of embarkingi--lie saw him dine at hoe table the first time she went to tiersoa. ►►Terre did they go from Veni..e?---They removed to the Villa de Larni, on the Lake of Congo. Mow long dial they reutaiu there i—Aboet six weeks. flow mans- rooms lay between the bed roots aces pied by the 'Prim-elm and that occupied by llergaani, at the Villa de Laud ?—.on one side there were WA rooms between them; Oa the other there was natialfig bat A small passage. Were there two model of.pssaing from tergaturs .awes into•the ream of the Princess There were two recent at ewe side, and a passage at another Did any one sleep in the two-rooms /—Nobedy. Did the ether people of the Court sleep in that part if tie House ?--'1 he other p. rums were separated heft those rooms: Did the witness assist in making Berganire bed? .4—He did. Old he observe Beegasti's bed to have been slept 111 :every night was not always slept is. Could the witness tell from the observations he mop on nemesia's' bed whether be always slept in it flei, slept elsewhere?---The bed had the appearance theft be had not allays slept in it. Did that happen often at the Villa D'Larni j Does the witness recollect whether at Marni, that the ?minces, had a blew /Own Opel red I.IJ • .Dees be resounnher whether the Prince** sped that blue silk gown to hergami does not..# • 1 Does he remember whether. after he saw Abe Nit- Jeers warlike blur silk gown. he had mos Boron' Weir h P—Yes, he rearemhem Did he often see him wear it ?—lic were it always afterwards. 'Did be. weaiit in the presence of the Nieces ?rt. Yom, r Did le weir it in the morning. or in ,tho wltq ! course of the day ?---lie wore it in the morning 40 he nth& his toilet. • . At what time.diii the Princess usually rise baltiest I near alfetiim: , • Drum tha witness know the relative situations of the bed-rooms of the Pr.ineess and of fiergatui at the near Messina ?--Yits. Were they near each other ?--.At the back of Der mall roam, and between it and the apartment of the Princess, there was a roots where the dame trAosaerr slept. Did any other person in the suite o( the Princess sleep in that part of the house ? They slept in an other part of the house. The only room between the rooms of the Princess and of Bergami, was that of the Countess of Oltli. Was there a commtinication between the room of the Princess and Bergaitirs chamber ?.--There was a comniunication by pasilug through the dame Xhosa urn, 'r room. _ _ Doei the witne..l recolle..t tertraiii breakfasting yrith the Princess, or eating with her at Messina?--- -Ds does. In what room ?--Reconti the room in which her Royal Highness nlept, awe was a cabinet which led to a f Arden : in that they brea!:fagtctl. Dill they cenerally breakti‘t Doe% the witnets recollect Derganii, at the villa near 31evsina, sling leavC of the Prin:ess to fro to make some wall purchases at .bles , ina ?---lie reisient kers it. Did the Princess he him leave?----She gave him Dave. Will the witness describe what took place when they parted fill that ' t urps; '---Witness saw Bergsmi go to the Princess when .l:e was at breakfast. He said to her, trill your itiiyal Highness he pleased to give we permission to go t., Mes , ina to II i al: r some small purchases ":" When her Royal Highness grant ed his request, he took her hand in his and kissed her lips. When he pressed her bawl lie kissed her lips. [Here the witness took hold of the interpreter's hand, and moved his at milt tow.teris that of the inter preter, to skew how what he had stated us• d tie The interpreter. unwilling.. it would appear, to root into closer contact, shrunk ba:k from the witness The incident caused much laughter in the lionse.] Will the witness say how long the Prince , . rem • .. ed at Messina?---She • retuainAil about twenty-fir days, or twenty days, but he can't sac precisely. To what place did her litt:,.al Highness repair from Ilessina 2-1--To Syracuse. By sea N-- Yes. Did her Majesty Mee in Cie town or in the neiTh boarlittod of it ?--- bier iti,y il Highness lodged in the neighbourhood of the rue it. Can the witness describe the comparative situation' of the bells of her Royal Highness and Bergami. at Syracuse ?---I can. Did her Royal Hiahn....4 roside in the same Wadi at Syracuse iu which she bad formerly lived ?----At eh same house. - ^ Was her Royal Highle***s house near th e Pier ....is:, At about a gun shot distance from it. Will the witnelk describe the relative situations of the bed-rooms of her lt-val Highness and Dergami ? ---Her Royal Higlaness slept in an under room ; &r -oad slept in a room chore. Was there a private staircase communiptizg be. wren h.olt rooms N.-There was. Did that staircase lead to the apartments Ober Was jestv's mite T---It did, hut not directly. Was there any tither entrance to her Royal High ness's apartments through which her usual attendants *void pass ?----There was a pssliage to het Majesty's apartments through the great entrance and the baboon in which the Princess dined. Does witness remember hating seen Reiland go at hay time to the Princess** apartments without being fully dressed ?----1 do. 1 Where was it that witness for the first time saw rp to her Royal Highness's apartments with ag fully tires,...a ?—lf I ant not mistaken, it sat the Villa Pi [anti'. - • ' i What part of hie usual dress bail Hergatni on at the Mese to which you allude 7.—lfe was dressed in the .tstor",ing gown which the Princess had given Mm, atilt ;wider that lie had his stotkingi and drawera.," l *.'` This was at the Ville De Larnl?—Yes." '' '' • Where * lid bee 'Aoyal Highness co from Syragalib i .ICW*' -••••To Catania. 8 " j „,: Can the witness reserilie the Atnibi-ratire tiltllillisf* of the bed-rooms of her Royal Highness and Berithif at that place ?—Yes. Were they near or distant;`- small yard or testi ' ~ .06. istervene4 bsreen them. Did ,- --• thin besides the 'Oak' Ascribe inters i wore a kind of sot. % sot remember t o othit Highness remain at E a u* : be exact as to th e f oiw. ' ~...mshooss go won lea, iI if C . , Saida ?—To Augusta. ""---... Can witness describo the comparative skulls* elk, brdwootos of her Royal Highoimis and Sagami at a.: gusts.—lies. • . -7''' Will witness describe that situation?—There gi rt sort of quadrangle or yard, into which the doors ofsii . the chambers opeued. After her Royal Highness and Dermal bad hared i s , their rooms, could any persons gain mess to do* apartments ?—No. Did her likkiesty . embark from Augusta ?—y eloh went on board the IMAM% t it was a Nearlatal nut Where did . the Princess go to from Aagesta?-.T ° Tunis. 1 Doss the witness know whethet iliteemesi * Catania or Augnsta, any title ,of distioolimi l Mid. it was at Catania. hoes witness know whether Beeped vim ow i f r At " his Excellence ?"—I remember that be was, it m o s Catania. Did he ever receive an decoration ?—He did, th e i t , coration of the Order of Malta. Did Bercatni while is Sicily, receive any tidier order of distinction ?2-I 'thi not remember. Does witness remember Itergami 'mei% bete callsipy the !Wear Baron ?—Yes,ise was aallad Dana Prase*. . Was that title conferred on Bersomi in Sicily?--stilt Dies witness recollect where Heisted mealy a m in the Potacca daring the first passage?—He ski d . the. cabin in wiiich•the Princess dined. Was the Princess's cabin close to that where Bergh* slept?—lt was. • Did any other persons ileep in that cabin?--Note my knowledge. 'Where did her Revel Highness reside at Taais• ?••-• At ' the house of the British Consist at first. Where did her Royal Hi h a ws sgo aftenranis?-41* lodged in the palace Of the Does the witness remember e relative shades* the bed-rooms of her Royal Highness and Bergeed?— Yrs. Were the rooms mew each other?—Xs, they were a little distant. What separated the bed-rooms?--There was &Lib room and a small passage between them; theism's/a . a Large room, hot no • person slept Aber is issse or the other. The little room was, in fast, maks ewe Coati a passage. LAI her Royal Highness's suite fjettp DM it he faro hgr apartments ?—They all slept In a differeat port Of the boom. • • Did the Princess. go from tkencit to lipkesas or Scala, : Novo ?—She slid. tr Where did her Royal Highness reside at Scala &Pio? —She did not stop there. bat she west to see the grotto iii the Seven Sleeping Wee.' How far was that from Skala Novo ?—About half s Jar's joorney. hoes the witness remoroberthe Ode Tars?—Yes.. Where is that sit natal ?—lt is on the road to the•grilis of IL.. Seven Sleepiopillitin. Did her Royal Highnels sake op her residers* there? —Ves, during one night. • ' Does the witness remember the vestibale of a c. which was neer that place, and surrounded with m —Yes; I remember it bet too well. Sr • Where did the Princess sloq they sight ef„&; arrival at that place?—At the We oak; a a t : of canopy formed of boughs of yeea t • Von witness remember havfies.fiees souther i, vemillitle of the church, sod whether It to /patsy whom 'e lse?--1 remember having bass . Was the Primes. there idol too arrived?' ' Was Bergausi there?—He was. • - "i• eft 1 Were any other persons presret?--Yei. ~ .4 Was the'clierch surrounded by a wall?—lt etas. , 4 , 4 Was the Prioress's trevelliog hed sakes to the ka... elelto bele, and by whose directions?—fit was, I took . By whose orders? —lty the orders of the Prioess — s-la• of Berpaii. Did the Prioress remain any time in this etoliboltAmt . ' Yes; she remained for some dote. • • ...,'w • Was dinner ordered by the Princess or her osebilloott —lt was ; but it *is. afterwards lobes by mei by she . directions of the Princess and of Berganii, to the vow tibuie. • Did the Priecesi dine alone ?-1111, dined is the ow pus r• of Bergami wily. Where did the Princess sit ?—tilhe so tie the de" of the Led. • , Where •was Bernal plapesil:-He .set Gs Ibe Itik"Pi close se her Royal Iflgbueuis's (net. , Did tbie priaimer- T (A laegli)—l 14 Radon; trld the witness Watt.st toidel—Yes. . DiAthe Prime= frauds for some Noe after giaaerill' the vestihnle with Beegami?—ailte 441. Wore any.oth rt econs pate ?-•=-No .. _ Did th 6 brd: A,u ibe . s sly P How look did ta Ptideko' —Neer as liiii MA ihallP was Where tires - the felseeFe.ol .dual • ..• w ip Imli• 410 rw.....e. ,V' • • t i nr i.,?..A inks, ) t .i. . - .... the • , • . int: eel -3411‘ bar, • .'t st iltl 1 • . , 1 1 4 v ' 1 11 0 1 /19116. 4 1 1 4 • • .. .1 • ' Ma 7 0. n •••••• ! % • ik : , If , . . - - - -- -- --- . • white"Aki {ft —dit l IILX .0411—Ai_tiliOneat 18/ vitas was a., accosnpanial ? ' toes% 4llk so t at ekthes had be on ?—H e i itish Rotel. . - Teinetitlia. - -"----""" ---4--- wising gown, wit ness did 1 " Howt t t e g I t i l le id 4l l:er Royal Hight How bog did the ,OgrepOtipteq; her y par •* Py left Imer.o 9 ;:whero 4 1 i hi l . g °?- 1 :11. 7 re. —About six weeks. he could not . arl ent to Messina. Wean slid they NOM 10 AO t ihe_ jaiM•lo ther Where did the Princess reside there ?—firirmiNa waimplim bat m erit moose - - it open to de other people in the on; of the. other bed4ooin% open on 1 st a til CU. was prftntrltaiitaie, 'hut it led a' swan sp . irtsest, altdll6oletihtfidt frrqurnt Did miy one &squid Mt apillintent ippi _slept in the *ill: tiatthietit. • "td tte - Prhietbsi Bfilltfist gone, or with e l s krasi‘mit ?". t .Belietitaes eiteloreaktaped taw , • swat . a , that gap elittilit e yikt tour to irelkafs- aresing b.--Sier rose sometimes at halfirm tea sad Did 'NY thteg besidel 'the coarryou describe inters N" i• terry " , ankie h ip l i sAtilsa — , . ~ MIN* t o .' • possetinser at half-pie; eleven. "a., 4 . iiiilage.. l lll4lMk t ialli tat e hplismo When she rose did she usually dug Mt e 4se i s t s ay r .,...,, imiok. Ambito,. areetki!et La 9 2, r % ' dip an Ai aitorifig 4 -" 774#11: ' It fir '1• 161 -" Nat him liii.arws" for. bee servants :--Sonsetimes she rang the ; Irmo h a t ?...."1,, i t hi goiN r itjp,g l a t h oho to e d oder tett ,. ou it ~...ye i.. „w ho . A ,. 9 • 1 _ sras. locked. iiiirsiii _ lt plow. In ilicwitssiepo _ ye : ••• 4t •••••-• .•'. . algt ..„„,. . ~.,„vit i vipmer .Ss a - ' - ald .ope led.; bat 'morally . she calleai. Haas t he Kitlinll eNIIMIKT 010 1 ' ' ll a •;"" •Mr ' $t , the same that, of before , of , Does witness remember ' a •I ' lass the arrival of theibiatessil hfltilli .sker the Princess ?—Scoontimes he NOR at the same at co s ** ?.....I d o , . • • mt! t t t vess. 1. 4 Were thelPtioretts% and Borputh eiteriiiiiSbe ,ola horlipairreett 1)-- SOHN rad.icsaetiones a quartos i g sa,,katit liter thin, Wilt witness state'whither ei rtiretilltrel'i 41111 2111 P 1 . 09 ;k 6 ""i s uit l'Al • . • - ~,„ . _. • wet sv .4. -•l• .. tai ‘er Royal Highness. • ..1' i litauslidellt• • •-s , 4 1 0 61 thr Ole P • a ; , triarpgra,..tc-,be such ;is Pl 2. re, . air or •• dir t 3se 4 psees.a ,,,,.. - • / . •.'•• • „ • ~ . IP ' ita tnilaffrfil'fbnirbi at .. Whose Aid this Prineeta go .from :18;*litist Aarni ?. www l .....lifi 4., L _ ____• , 1 - 'WM *odium ow*, t•-the , I "or*Sti *vim* iiimeibt wet/Us the %WI) irKit..• e mit .le Lir* altansithopertins.whO .Vraristed the tied 'PslTlrt e ,. I the diftalidei between bile 'NAM *Om llre• • . •ii r.' 4t : 3 ,0 . "i .• •.. -,- ." • Aim issag did 111101erneas dart ?-•••41.1,0k:10 ist. 501 bid witness tier file 'Pritieess in the tootuli 'II*. •gitid;'aril thesteafthor Hayti Niiiiilisiiniliklibs s t 4 .A. 1 . ''. .o' . : • -• . 121t1(7-A•Ttli.gc* g a yi• . - . , . .l) •••n a •, ti i _, i i7liffit4•• . ' tire or is pang: •••' • : .• .. . .• i *saw, - ..,. !'" . . - Intl r PO, Sr — Vent Me- attocolatt 141.6aeletl *I it! .1 .en't ..4 phervirs4o gre room lefore her ‘ Royal High- W" little a rtj At om • . -.... *ill ' Mt. ' . 1811.4 ". • heal correctness oft iackaaalp ; e var or tM Lela her' there in( enterlag ?.---lle was' Vida her same seat ?•••••11111 WAN II • • ate ' !` RI. 11101 • . siva. did sat , ttpstrr:asatotrial the. ran . twat whyp e iter Anal Highness 'elssetred. Lei se& or TaristriOsai•ia ths.lis • .t • et • , Augpsits ..,. 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'' ' Marine ow that lailasktai 2711 i. ..% dia- • W s .... • : . i1 : 4 :4.. r. *. . :r1.1.; ' "; "*. • .ke i tt a,, Nr?4-; • • b egial . a= . ~ ~.„ .. . 4 „aa v ....ti. .. . t a ataNdpdipillaft. • -. • - , * 1 1;.‘• ,-.- A i 4 t IMO i sifit tirallutteal lemisip . ... ..... , 4• , . 1 4IV .r 4 . ... li s "-•- . ~ ..... tirtirai r r e . fall *I suip! 1 -.---7 • . . . spowsiming *ling Ifilletlift ' . 1 .• s• 1 ... Wits it geiliffille iiitstiffir‘torOlki+ 4%, . .....guitot . r r fir) mil ,!•• II , • avarsor. .... "" . - :, . .. ,J a k est i gui t i , After the people startles isotaseahosmstlaig..imaso ioet,i :MTh,' they p at? . .,- . 4 . pror i t il lerrilr 3 .11 !' I.r'. or a sififit.ftig left it rpm* w - .07 3 . . liak i k t law ti.' how or imt elegies bad he on*?-lie was art fully W 11 " )4 " ' sir. ' - ' 4.1111 ' 4 'r ofi " say that she was the sister of liergan.i. They began i i Where did they go tii nee ?L-412 _./1 Palen's* . I Ltid the Princess go to Mutt at ralersuapt-rShe did. i dressed. he was dressed in part. tide ?"- I . , '' ess tagaik as to ARV so when they saw her at table. .• i I I i \ \ roam