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• 311searanre of Ivr Royal 11 was every tieing of majesty and grace—(Several of the Peers were observed to moilej How WWI her Royal Highness treated at those Courts? VV,"h the greaten, respect and attention. Do you remember her Royal Highness travelling froM An. • c:m• towinds Rome?' Yes, I do. Di you happen to know who sea Ike cornier employed on thst neeasiou % 1 Amulet reisietA L ltiit 1 tbitik it was Carla. Du you remember the subsequent joarsey, from Rome to negaglia? 1 dn. Do you remember in what carriage her Royal Highness trsvillial at that time ? In an English landaulet ; 1 nu" moat • positive as to this point. In what carriage did you travel yourself ? In an English landau, 1 think, it is a lung time ago. Do you remember who accompanied you ? I think the C. out Sehiavnii, Madame , and her sister. His you remember any thing happening to the Countess 0!ili tat that journey! No. • I mean the j 'my from Ancona to Rome ? Sbe was ill. Did any thing happen to make any *lteration? They changed carriages, and the Countess Oldi went late the landaillet with the Prioress. • Did you on hock to Rome from Senegaglia ?We did. Was that the only journey you travelled from Rome to Senegaglia till after the King's death? That was the only journey I ever made to Senepgila at any time. Oe yaw know of yourself who was the courier on that • journey? 1 du not precisely reetillect; there were two couriers, Carlo Forti and Siseritini. Do you mean two conriera in the service of her Royal ,„ Highness? 1 do. Can you by referring to any thing recollect which of Them rode that journey' I cannot recollect. Can you at all recollect if Sserhitsi was taken ill on that joorney—do you know the fact of his being ill? lam very ,inperfect in my recollection as to that ; but I remember he wastenteer. Do you remember on the journey to ,Rome soy accident • happening to the horses ? 1 do. What was that accident? It was an accident from the ".linisea of the Princess's carriage taking (sight ou leaving Q. How lung, in the whole, hove you been in the society ...of her Royal Highness et part of her suite? A. Only slime April, 1815. • Q. Down to what time? A. To the present. • Q. Have you been front April, 1815, to Alai', 1818, con stantly with her Royal Higbee.,? A. 1 have. • In all that lime, have you ever observed any thing either to the condom of her Royal Highness Inward. Bergami, nr of Rergansi towards her Royal Highness, that was improper, • imteccnt , or degrading to the station of her Royal Highness • 1 It* ve not. what salary had you when yon were atharlsed to her Royal H kuhness's smite' Two hundred pottuda a-year. llora her Royal Highweas continue le pay you that salary to the present time % Yes. Closs•elAgilled by ar Attorney General. 1 I.elii;ve you are a Lieutenant in the Navy ? I ans. How long have you bees so? Since May 1809. How lung had you been WI the Nay, before yus was Made dieutenaut ? Six years. 1 believe your (dither bad been in the service of her Royal Highness? All Iris life—either in the service of her present M.jegry or the Princess Charlotte. 1 Pieties, her Royal Highness interested herself about your ? Yes, very mirth And through her good stificesyon were promoted to Itte iatik of brownout ? I was. When stag it ytio joonevl her Royal Ifiglovess's wile? /iv the month of April, Mr,. As Genoa ? Yes. la what capacity ? I cannot positively say what capacity, For I was given the salary of as equerry. Pot yon don't know in what rapacity you served in her Royal Ifighstess'a suite' Not at that lime, tacept the cue , . s ,. lion that I was an equerry. Whai situation did you sebseietestly till? None. Haw long were you at Genoa before her Royal flightless (poled it for Milan? I showld think shoot its weeks. Wrgarai was a courier at that time Ile waa. Ile acre the dress of a courier? He wore the dress of ■ 1.4)1.1111% !low lone after you arrived at Milan was her Royal Rich e.-- lift without nue F.nch•li Lally of notions? About fru yr t a der days I should think after her arrival at Mdan. How /11m after site i3l left by her English Lathes of Iloot.ur di.l Countess Oldi come? A short time—one or two ettt • probably. It More the Countess Okla came, hail Faustion and the Virtorine conic into her Royal Highness's service? r.me with the child, but I du not think they weie in ihr 11).4 they live in the fAmily I saw them by hazard in the . . . Flo. often did 'no see them in the garden? Once nr vehtel, was sufficient fur me to know that they were to a h • honer. Pole! Tam kiln* that they lived in the boost at Genoa ? I know That they heed in the house at Genoa. In the Prince s"1 ? Yes 11 hen cid the mother of avrganti come to the Princess? At what time? Yr. ?—I duals AP came site she ebilol. Wm be alga is the house souls she Priam. as Genoa? t 001..., on the but 0 any ',collection. lanl nos at , ,t, Lags licatami come snit' 'lce fossil! as Gr osso.? Ile wst a ser. •loco I irrly,d. ,utuAtiun dul 4 lilt iu the family at that lime? Pair. • Do yun mean all he was an upper ;ennui' An upper •41.1. Did be wear livery? Tie, a sort of uniforms rather thin a . . . . Yon have stated, Sir. that you accompanied b. r Royal Waimea's on a which stun tuck to 51ount St. G•.lhard ? I slid. Bergsma accumpans. her Royal Highness as a envois r . •n *realism ? He was dresses, in a courier's dress. Did he mm accompany her es a courier He was deemed it, a courier's deem. lint alien he aide in a earriaga. In • hat carriage slid he nee, and with whu•t Hu rode iw an ..pen calash, with whims S cannot ea). tyas bi nos with Hirroilinus " I think it was. Wes sm. Hieronyinus the oilier cushier at that time' • U.. !mulatto aid teat, I at courier oermiouslly, but be was ▪ al iiisre.dlWl4l I. II id not Hieronymus ■ c•ntrier's dress nu! He hail. •Then, Sir, Hieronymus, both basing couriers' dr. sees oil, trami'lleil weenies In die wise calash Bulb. In mkat mowth,tkr, las that tour token? In August. 1515? 11115. Suss, Sir, in the (-overeat that time did iird Ilergasni dine witb her Ho aI Highisess at ? He Asued with key S ol id Highness; it B. Ilrn = •wi.l.thisk it was. Ulm dined with hue *slat fliglssem insides' There was professor, who aceuiepa•ied Err, soda maii living on the . but I do nisi limy who he.was. at that tinue,'was deemed lais seamier Ile was. Did pis dine with her Keyal U,lh.ess ou that siceamun ? . _ . 1 4 , A remained el the table obeli% the *bele of the ilinavr 1 del.. have said, Sir, that he dieted ireesularly at that lime %sill, her Highness; did lie ever dire after with a einsiier's dress' Never after in liis courier's thew wh e y slid be begin regularly to dine with her Royal High- At the Yalta tame. Id what month I think about Dm month of September; tali I cannot ex 'illy say at this distance el time. Did not Ilergamt, hie, dine with her Royal Highness at • Liman(); Oa the return Num Saint dotbard. T beg he did dine with hr. Royal High•cas at Lugano' 1 • Illeisal he did. %I a. he not then courier, as be was un the former nom sioti„ %%lib her Royal Highness It was the same jostruey. Do you remember any other place , in the Collie! cif the j.iva pc) in akick they dined No; 1 do not. • At Devil's Bridge did they disc ingather! Yea; that was the same jowls( y Now, Sir, ow that occasion, on the same journey is which Itereami dined a ith her Royal Highness, was beau! in the die t of a courier He was, I Wirt, when you were at the Villa DEA* Mr. Burrell jolowd b.► Royal Highness? At Volk Volloni. That erosions before you co to •bo Villa DEele? It was. Mr. Bosereil, I believe, was osol opus sloaljosruey to Mount SaiNt Gotthard r He was not. Nur Doctor Holland? Dr. Holland left as Gfella Was there asp Binclisb Gensksoso with her Ronal High ness except yourself ou fleet to•:r to Mount Saud Gotthard Sow, !Cr, when yon Overeat the Villa VlRate hove you pot frequently seen her Illaksty and Bergs** walking together? I have. I memo before yon set out oo the voyage? The long , voyage? Yrs --Yes. Have you men tbene kagether is a ewes no the Lske? I hare area them together in a smell hoot No other person with them i• The host was not lame 'enough to holds third esseveniently. Dave you not seen then walking together ant in arm? I love seen them walking together arm is OM as I have area her walkipg with other geotlemen. At the Villa d'Este? Yes, as I have seen her walking with other geaNernen. Nan, Die, yin, have slated, that daring She whole coarse of the time yow were with her Royal Highness you saw no. thing improper, indecent, or degrading, in her curoduet to wards Berganti ? I have. Yon have elated, that you saw her aiming with him when be Sac a courier, is his enserier's dress, that he afterwards walked with her arm in Ira that you NAP diem in a but' together close, and then be gan regularly to dine with her Royal Highness; I ash whether you think Ohm was eaortnet indecent and degrading. or not? I rover as her walking arm in arm befoee Berprat Wpm regularly to diae with her Royal Highness. You most perceive that that is no answer to my question, gad I beg to put it again to you, whether sow comsieter 'hat ;Which yore have Noted as degr ading to her Royal High mew? Ido not. . Nuw, Si►, you have Mated that you molten her dining with Bergami on that Journey, I ask whether you do not "- collect their walking arm is arm thew > Ide ass recut. legit ; I swear 1 dohs recollect it. Will you swear they did sat t I will swear to the best of sly recotlectiou, that I did am see them. Yuu have said, Sir, you did mot think AM degradiug to her Royal Highs," which you have stated, did you never repreacut to her that it was Jrgtudisg to he► that Berlami should diue with km? I sever did. Did you never &Ore her Royal Highneu not to admit &exeunt to She table ? Not to my recollectiom • 1 did not. Nor auy thing to that ? Nor guy thi to that et r. Then you never entreated her Royal Highness Not to ad. sit Relit oni to the table? I Then, if you never did request her Royal Ifichne” nut to tottkit Rergar.ii so her Sable, you can Never have represented that to any holly ? I don't think that I ever did. You duel think ? I could nut. I don't ask whethe► you could or mot, hut whether you ever did say; Slit pw had retreated her Royal Reshot's,' not to admit Dergioui to table I airs positive I did nut. Yon are positive yore never have? I aro positive, sod feel tonviiiet•d that I utver did. Ha•e you never stated, that ynti had entreated her Royal Highness on voar knees, and with team is your eyes, to dissuade het; tents admitting Linguini to sit at her table, or to that effect? I never did. I don't ask, whether yowl ever aid seek * thieg, but whether you ever stated to any perms that pm had PO done? I don't think I ever did; I have no recollection wlistrver of raying it ; I could not Imre done it. if 11w Nei never happened, you caw have no &WM 1 have no doubt within myself. Am 1 to understand that you now swear that you sever made such a reprowniatiou to any our that you had so duos' *lll read it again to you, that you had 'sever stated that you had entreated of her Royal Ilighmem us your knees, sad with tears in your eye., to dissuade her from admitting Nergami to sit at table t but without effect ? lawns / have nut the entellert recollection, sad not the kart ides of it ; 1 have nut dune the thing. 1 am not asking whether you ever did entreat her, hos whether you tver stated that you did, or to that effect? I have hot the smallest recullettioes of having slated it. Will you swear that you have Nut -! I swear to the best of my eireillei tion I have Not. Will you A. ear that you did not make such a conensuni. cativo :u iiiiy person 1W the best of sty reculltchuss El ter have. ttlel have ItIrMS, to the best of your recollection, that you never did rake that representation to any pens•, will you now swear positively whether yon slid or did out nuke it I have sworn as positively as I erns, for I ►ave no recollec tion of having made it ; and, in fact, I never wade such • request of her Royal Highness. You have sworn that, in fart, you *ever was& such a ►e pte.rntation to the Prine•as, then can you swear that you never sold any person that pin did rake t►at renrearisiai low to her' I •ever said so ; I have no doubt that I never said so. Mar you on board the leviathan i Yes. Wa• the Leviathan vunteitaiiiltal by Captain Biggs' Yes. . . Witt you swear that yaw dill sal say . to Captain Reim, that you went 41.44. n ass your knees with 11111.* in your Iles, and untreated her Royal Ilighousa mai to allow Ilrrivami to aline at the table with her i I hare 4401 She smallest iertion 4.1 Paying any thing of the kind to Caplsis Brigs Ito :•1111 sot rnroll.rl 4a% sag so la Captain liriygs, alien you had al conversation with him about Bervanseir laing raised form She si.natoosi of a servant by hi, Royal High /tut.' I will are sr I have no recoductlos of it. Is it such a circumstance that, if It had talon place, you would have ►ewu likely to have forgotten? Certainly not. Them, if yon had not made such a ►epresentation lo the Princess, yon could net have told Capinu Briggs that you did ? It is a long time ago, I cameo. rrownther; toil it is a fart that I never did a...keens+ a request of tbl• Ps Meru Yon of course, a. a Glilik111:111, would ant base repre sented to Captain Briggs that you did mile such a request of 11w Princess, without in fact you had dime su ? The fact is 1.1.1 true; I slid no such thing. _ _ _ Would you have represented I, Captain Briggs that pun had made Nods a retiovst of her Rohl Highness if it was not true It world b.. impossible. Do von behove pois stated it, or did suit, to Captain Briggs? Ido believe that I did not. Thru you will not moray poftiovely dins you did nut, hut lira you lorlirve you 41;.I nut ; ass I to lake 14a1 am your anew. Yrs. {low !nog were you on b , arJ the Leviathan • About there wt. ha. Where did you lease Bergeson's *mikes and *Wee when you went on the lung voyage? At the Villa U'F..•t.•. How was Bre genii's moth,' addressed before yr.o weer. the lour, voyage± As M3llllllle. Wdl you nnuk•rtakr to say she was ars addressed before the long vilalle? I tango( ray, for I Never spoke to hrs but once before that period, and I do nut recollect bow I ud• dre,-sed her. Did you ever hear her Royal Ilighoraa Call her Madame? Yu. After Mr. Win. Burrell left her Royal Highness, did she join iu gams stub the wryaiti•? Fuegos...lly, wore so please Wni. Austin) than any shine else. D:d her Royal Htghuess play at those savers before Mr. Wits. Burrell left Ido nor rerotleet Have you any doubt shut her Royal Highness did nut join in those gorses fore h r Ids ? I rasher thud' they were played Infuse Mr IV,. Ileirrell left. Po you mean to stale shad Mr. Hursill joined in the Rages. Ido not sleuth et it as a f.ct. Had este (hued with tits Prisms Wore Mr. Burrell left ? No. Was there all other English Gentleasess in her 11{94111 Highness's suite but yosrseif sheu &marl cositoroctil to distr'. the table sit she Princess! I was the only use. Wee Berganses brother, Luigi, preeient at tli,e g .uses you have merilinied? Yee. Ws. &reponse' oilier, Funllnel, preillelle Nye she wet sot ite the service unite family, at that tirtne. Do you recollect seeitig the Pliocene preform on the stage at the Villa d'Esle? I have some recut ftwqutu. Do you recollect bcr Royal Highness preforming the part of Columbine obeli I.nigi Origami .e die Harlequin I do atm recollect it; I saw lwr raw. warp pap, before '"t .t• , 64. , • • Who regiove.l hi the teal wily yooreelf' Mr. Flyno, geseeral, the Ihwior. oeol 1 belp•ve D i d y uss the Prhereve what she ahehi•A GOMM her .11/ iris.. lo Mr Trot? I have ores, her dovw liesatif ow Ilse vote iw her trot. Do you know where Rergaini reposed liming she day ? I 11.1 not. Dim'. you believe 116%1 h. rern.4l %Mot. r s l ent irwle bry dim', tower, 1 s•ever yaw hini lll's,. ask yam whai yn• lwli. ye )- Me. firootholts amid be shoo' not tiltirrt to dm. itoreition. bell be triaird to waitress it us, to. i• Howl it was sods w vorsii ~,, as lie hell • lied! to otip lo—oh, wtlwrrs derliireil he Vero sosiltioir .boot w f.rt, it morel wok exsostiortiote 11. prow how is lo ht. hrttrf. Que. rrpratril. He might or *oche not, I .1.3 What tw elilif t". 1.1 I? / say he doh; 1 cut only ely Jo not Lun Mimi is vont heti.? r He alight or he Jai& no. bra p.st see loos 'ostler soar other Oral No . 1 resin a IS my oleo if sit alter 1 gut ofl hu►ae-bask , assil Oh is 1 -I (.1 Sill simmer low. Do pHs know where Sehiseini 'ley) , Hr slept and.. (to None . list wick myself. _ rniere Ili.' ietnoymporr arniTtwarro steep o I not hone. Vas bury MOM lb*. in 11w enlarge .4 rue► jonrney in the Etat ,o •. re ■t Ephesus 14,41. Du luu remember the eolhee-Insurse, the Cafe ?tire, that, • I do. qt yoisi reimeatio. r where the Print-roe dimes' , Sbe dined iu the *hoed, yard, under lit Iw.rt h of the thatch. Gott rue reculkft where diucil shut day yourself With her. t% ill you 'wpm that ant thoroughly coaviliced t►at I tlia.l with her )Itsie•ly ■1 Wit place. Will you swear thaw yon dim slost day wish her Royal Uighur's; I will swear that life ilmwersiow ear wry sari is, that I dined shut dray with her Royal Ilichisess. Where did you kid LW year 'tiers from lie veysge t At Cap _ icor have stain % that •t the &roan the Princes gate some raireisiontrneis—datiers ; and that the daughters of mime pensions in the iseightionehood were there.—ehn woe they ? '1 hey verse the elmegbiess of the agent of she farm, the farmer. damehleni. llow many of thew used ha canoe to the ball! Fsur or 6‘e? I don't precirly recollect ihe number. Do you know the person who kept the putalio-hooso at the village Mar the Barons? Ido nue. flu you know o prison of thematic of Joan --o! I do mot. 'Were three inane persons of low life al these bolls; I know the rauk of the people who weal there. I meld_ Ire' the Earners' daughters; but as to the others who went there, I have Mb recoil. riion what their •iimaii•us is life *Ai How oft. o were these deuces given at the Hamra *: Some (Mir Or firs to Do true know the roomer.' siaulthiers No; 'swept from h4Vllllg urn thrm there, Dist is •11 the Rummies* I Name .A. 7 theme. Vine have slated that on one occasion you were nt Ctiai nits! Yrs; if that is the name of the barrier town. Yon hair swill that yuu were at Charnius )-- Mr. Ileowahass isiterposeit, and obscrved, that the Att o. ney.Gesitrel assumed that the 11 , 1111.1•• hail said be was :is Charials ; whereas he had said, Nit that is the name harrier tow*'"—" This," continued Mr. Brinuthans. " is what yon are pleated to cell a contradielhon, I suppose?" Mr. Gurney frail the witueses previous testimony to th.t pais,. as &Havre:— Waa i 1 uw thr way hark from rarlaruhe that rut Itop p .•,l it Charmia ? If that i■ the name of She barrier town I.r torero Ike Austrian 4bwniuiuns and the Tyrol, we did slop there. About what time of the di), was it About the middle of the day. What ocessioaed you to stop there? There was a Jeep fall snug, ; the carriages were behind, and on the attes,t of the servants at the barrier, the nine vreold nut lake the word of tba courier that it was Wm Princess of Wales. Did that make it weeessery for any person teteTsltark to Inspruck? M. Bertami went, and I ilidok M. Vassal', to procure a passport. • The att4ari-Graeral nid be had ►rally ihaagbl that the wiliness had statrd it Wreaks his hairtait beer al Chsraitz, awl plat-ceded with the erna-exatauttatata. ash yore, Mr. Hewitson. were you ewer at Chansitz ? I Glow% know whether that is the nausea 14 Ivirrier lawn. Tow so collect the eirrewistaure .4 Bergsma' sad Cogan Vs.ttals gulag bark front that town for paioisorts ? Yes. There was a great deal of sour ow the grimed at that time ? There was. There was a great difficulty in your getting au Yes; a great Was you out obliged to rut your way through t►e tau• • We wire. Many persons were employed for that purpose? Yrs ; from twenty, thirty , and forty, at different pares of tier road. What lime did you set oat frown chat place intim morniug ' I 'hook it was shoat daylight. What part of the year ? 1 Think is the mood, of Mardi . . _ Was it not right'terlotit Adore yore set out ?rum lint town 2 I brlieve it was ; but I the out n colktrt the hour. Was it brawl daylight •ka you wet I should ima gine it was. De you rem...miler If in cottaequeuce of any delay a. t.. peaslawle yea were slopped at all lON ? We were all Illioppr.l, tarry bine gra. slapped. . . . . Was the baggage tell at the inn, ni did you go In the ion • Th- into was *tibia a hundred rude of the Its. vier. ('au you ►ecolket if the baggage went nu in the inn nu not The bar' we was 'squad the inn—we returned io thy You returned to the use then for waist of the passports Exactly so. Do you recollect if the carriages were isittiailesl that night or out? Idu nut recollect the thing at know that I had not my luggage. Yoe have been asked respectiug the jouraey from Milan to Rouse, sad that from Rome so ll•wegagesa, how matey commit host ber Royal Highness with her? Three or four; I dou't positively reeulkct the number—l shush' think titter or foul. Of what sort were they? A. English landau, an Euglials Isodaolei, • small Genesis calash belungiag to Mr. William, and a Komar calash, made at Rome. Where did you God stop? I shan't well retest/eel. Did out yon stop at Auticolis the first day ? I do not know the manse stf the place. You travelled by night in consequence of the hot weather' Yes to avoid the heat of the day. Do you remember where you atopt the second day At Lucerne, I suppose it was, because there were suirieral waters there. Do you remember where you *rola ea the third day ) No, I do ■ut. Was it nut at Fur ? I ►elieve it was, we break fasted there. How long did you stop there? A. hour or two—l comma exactly say. How far from Furneaux isSenegaglia , Owe or two 'mt.; about tea wiles. At what time did you get to Stammlia I think it one in tau o'clock in the day. . _ Are gun mire it was not later ' I do not reculteei, might have been. ihs Not yon recollect that it was five o'clock when yuu Rot to Senegaglia Ido nut retollect; I rather Musk 1 was between two and five. Can you undertake to 'sear that it wan not five I •0 01 undertake unthaug about it, he•fause llw circumstance is pot 11131 ked its my arum y. Do you remember tiaccbiiii bring ill at Formed% IJo nut runrenber t►at . DO not you remember his bring taken ill is coosequence of his having taker sew ice lemuitaile on the read ? I have nut the ',lightest recullectium of the circumstance. Do you remember in what carriage the Princess travelled to Sroegaglia? I think it visa i■ the laudsnkt. Will you swear to that ? I tbiak it was; her Royal High ness about always travelled is dist way. Yum say it was very but weather. and t►e Priaceve tra. Yelled by sight to avoid She beat ul the day ! Precisely su. Who travelled is the carriage with her Royal iiightirss! I rather think the Countess Oldi sad Bergansi. Whir went is the carriage with you ? As far 49 I Wel about two hundred pelitolin, but I canting rrcoll. el lin*Mit woo it dark? Yee. she did perform. All the henewhold bad cliaractcra. • , o pal you ere her Ito's, Illighmeot! Tal mod. Have Pao no recolleetium of her Royal Himbstjuhi iterations.. Mod eon see Bergami soy whale on these 'cessions ? I nag Culumltime ' I cannot bring it tir my rerulitinillsl. , Ma SM. Wait the conduct of the Princess such in portal that hay ; 13 " I paii viol an that altea4llll pass throwsh the disarm perfuming t h e put or c o em bi" wou ld n o t mo m any int. 1 ensimin,where Rergansi slept on N.e outward voyage ) I passed 'treenail on you., mind ? There was only owe night of per. I through the ilistug•romin. former,. and two or slices- rehearsals; there were two or , Were there any lights in the dining room at the time' thege daPrest pieces perfuermad v ierec _if skids saw a . 3 gain ADM these weer. Aimee. %%tem ilia IN-wausit and her sister sleep then? I dual Din the Princess dance ? Yes. know. With wham did she dance? SbeclansoissitbAse sank: is- After th e Primes; slept in she tent. did Demons or her dierriminutely. .- I ulster sleep with Ile little Vienorose? I believe they did, • Re roe mean to say that she dillosil chime with Lirlei I by thew. Bergsma ? I have nu recollection wilder she slid or did I ask yams, capon Four with, cis you say you do mit be mot. Neve tient Bergamo slept under she trot demise that vnyaee? Was there not a piece performed that eight with the ells- I have hi and that he did sleep wader the tent ; awl I believe racier of Harlequin in u? Yes. I that he dril*lcep tooter the tem. Was nut Luigi Bergami that Harlerpliu ?He was dressed 1 ( Fins answer created a great sensation below the l'ar ] I as such. Du you recollect St. liareindoweew's day, in the prow rola ? ; Was riot the Princfti the Columbine of the night ? 1 Before au "mower was given to thus question—. have mo recollection of her "appearing on the stage as Co. I A Peer observed, time be hello veal her Majesty's Counsel lumhine. objected to the way iu which Ilw last neolowee bad been iskru. Do you recollect any part that her Royal Highness (lid The witness having been ordered to wiehdrow— perform un that night ? Yes, that of an automaton ?—(A Mr- I ""rhaaw wool- that he was unly point 11. nte'ei or', laugh.) I that witheespect to the answer isod Koren by the wine's., Describe what you mean by no alitnmsion? To the Lest I his I.e:rioted Friend bad interposed between the *nude after of my recollection it was a man who had automatons to Ike witness had snot, " I heard that she did sleep wider the sell ; one a wirings' that could he wound up to any thing. tent," she Attorney-General at once added, " and you be. Then she Princess was the automata's woman to he sold? beer." and then the witness gave the other pare" Tea. Afore some unmask 'rum she Attoriary.tieweral whirls we Did Bergsma performs the part ref the man who had the did toot hear— automistou iu sell ? Ido 4,0111011 k the' he performed in that 'llia land Chancellor ivamired of Mr Germ, what was Piffle , his note of the answer' Did Dergami perform any other part in that piece ? Idu Mr Gurney read it in the manner an staled by Mr. i not recollect. &uremia'. Ds you recollect B. rgami perform int that night the put The Lord Chancellor desired to know what correction to of a sick men' No ; I recollect his performing the part of the answer the Owen's Counsel w•irseil? a fiddler. Mc. Itrouglosin—We waist 1111 corn ction. Hid her Royal Highness perform the part MI a milk-maid The Lord Chancellor said, that then there did sot appear nr some other low character on that night' Idu nut re. to he any objection to the note. member. A Peer repeated that the Attorney-Germ:el had itelerposeil , (hr on env other evening? I have no recollection of her betireem the pacts of the answer. performing hat on the one evening. • The Lord Chancellor said, that if the words " and you lb.) not Bergsma perform another part besides that of the believe" did coupe from sloe Attorney Cameral, yet the cur tiddler ? He might, lint Ido nut recollect. responding part of the 'newer came 11/1 contempuramouely Did Besgsrni perform the part of a physician attending a k firm the *awns. that he would have used thins of biiiiielr. sick woman, end the Princees repo-Paroling that sick woman? After a few words hum the Karl of Ruselwrry and the 1 do eel remensher, I have hut a slight recollection oft. lord Chtincellur, the imsrestion was put in the following %Vas not Bartholomew's day before you set out on your shape— long voyage? Yes. /Yu you not believe that um your retiree from Jaffa, Ber- Was not this fete given he her Royal Highness in honour gains slept aronetantly under her Royal Highiress's teed ? I of that day, (on account of Dergenses name being Iterihritu. have heard that he did sleep wailer she trot, soil I believe mew' No; it was gives in honour tal the name of the place that he slept Node , the tellt• that her Majesty had purchased hemp changed to that of I ark poi, without speaking of whet you have heard, the Villa d'E.te. whether you do out believe that Bergamo slept conatisolly What month was that in? I donut remember ;wel , ft the under the tent ? I have already weld ws. Villa if F.ste on the fish of lkvember, and it was about five I).. you think that was degrading or mot to the station of or six 11111 Its before. her Majesty ? No ; t Weill it was necessary that 11111a1r per. IVas it in October, or was it on G. Bartholiroww's day? sou should sleep no deck near her Royal Highness, sod I I have Ull particular recollection ; I cannot toy whether it ken"' that other. hod slept there saw. was or was not. I ask you whether you think it was or was not degrading Is there nothine in your reeollection that would brine to the *tat," of her Royal "lbw?" ? I do not ltd"h your mind to the conclusion' that it was WI 1114: 24th Anew.' ' it was. Her !loyal Iligliness had not got possession of lit Villa t ask you whether, on your arrival at Syracuse, St. Rae d'Este at that period, so is timid cal lie 011 the 24th of Au- tholumets'• day was 1110 erlfb/11041 Ull board the pulsar' gnat. I recollect that the sailors hail a fete. Was darn. no performanre in the Villa &Este before her %Vas that St. Bartholomew's-day' I believe it was. Royal II it:Mires got Helm, possession or it ? No. Have you no, doubts about it' Nu, none. lint 101) accompany the Princess to Venice' Yes. Then why did you say you believed it was ? Because I he. Dial poi r. unseal wills her Royal Highness all the time she lieeeit it Wia are. was there? l'es. You say that the sailors were regaled on that day' I Refore 11w long voyage lied Bergsma been raised t o any know that there was rejoicing, but Idu not know who re rank of disioiction ' 11111, it was afterwards. Kalil! them. To what rank was he ruined to? To a Knight of Malta. 1)o you mean to say you doses know who regatta them When her 'loyal Highness and Plliie went first on board the or that 'lay? I don't know. I polaris., whew did likrganii sleep? lii a small idler-nails), Who du p.m believe? I suppose it woe Rergarak on the starboard side. Why du you believe that it was Bergamo ? Became is 11'hat was the size of the vessel? About Iwo hundred those countries they always keep the ban d 's day of their olio and sixty 11111/1. name as their birth slay. What boesolth was she in the stern ? About eighteen feet ; Them was this day kepi in humour of Bergsma ? They I never unmarred it—it might 001 be so enrich; the sterna were rejoicing; every body keeps that day in Italy. of these kiwi of vessels fall iu mach more than that of Was sup other Saint's day kept on board in the some 6 "°' English skips. per? I duel recollect. The place w h ere Re,pmi slept you plated In b e in t h e Was the ship illuminated that night at Syrecuee ? I dos% after cabin, on the starboard side' I did, a smell cabm. recollect. tYlio slept in the rabic' mat to him? Ido out recollect; Did you hear the sailors cry out—" Viva Borrnhoneor one of her Royal H.gliness's seine. " l'isni la l i rincipeara!"—" lien it Cavalieror—They %Vim slept the to al to that ; Ido not recollect, hot it was neigh, 1111111. cries' ass, but I Joni know that Hwy did. one of the suite. But did you not hear them at least cry "11 Comb/mar' ll'ho slept in the third cabin f Bergami s? Williams It is tint marked 1/11 my memory that I dol. Ansiiii. Do you mean to say that you hears) 1011le of these cycle. t'. ° ,t,,,, t i n t h e ca bi n newt to W m A uc c,,, i O mer .. mations firm the crew when you came on deck? I must Who slept on Ow la, hoard side' la the after cabin, two have heard all the acclamations, bid any particielse rupees maidoervants of the Prioress. shoo are nut marked UV my norm.' y, so as in say what they Whose cabin was next? Mine. ware; 11 is very possible they might have said " Five it Whose cabin adjoins II yours? 'lid onymua's. Carelleriar Itid yew see Demand and the Prince,, on heard the pn. Afire the period you have been ipr.koo, or, and am leaving Tanis, did nut Meissen 'drip in she Monne-room ? Yes. Isere that day ? We were all on board ; we weer si 'unman- You smut will, her kuyal Highness from Tunis to nice? tine, so that I mann have seem them. I did. Did you are them walking un the deck ? As usual. tt here did her Royal Highness and 'mite sleep ore the I IValkiag together? As usual. Isiah. of that day' At slue palate of the younger Priori of In what manner were they walking' I don't reeolleirt 'fouls' Low they were walking that day muse than us, soy other. flow far was the palace of taw younger Prince from Ctica ? Arm in urn' ? They might have berm. Nine miles. 11'as that their entail way? Her Royal Highness coedit How tar is Utica flow. Torii..? Teemyithire miles. nut calk without the aria of somebody. Then, after viewing the semis ni l'i ICA, her Pupil High. %lire you in port on that occasion' We were. 'was awl SUMP wens to stay at th; palace of Ike younger Tier could 4101 her Royal Highness have walked without niece of Toni.. for that night? Y the assistance 41f soy oilier persnu ? I 111111111 say she walk- You slated that dole was a !rut on the deck of this pi,- ed with Rergassi ; she might bate walked show, or she hove you mention? Yes. might bevy walked with his arm; there was nothing pert,- Yuri have also stated that the Piiiicess shot under is part cube to *llium tot,' "Mier. of the voyage; I will ask post, was Ibis trot always the "" it so usual fur Lilo to walk arm in aim with the Pain s:ote sire, or es lietlwr it was 11111 1111311 Pd after the voyage cos., that it 1113111% Ott impression im you ?-"'—' had been runinwriceil ' Idu out esculent; it did taut tunic air. Brougham objected to the questiots; it allSlßlfted that ininseeltatel, under my IIIIUTV•1111111. the witness had said that he knew the Primness and Bergsma Do you 111111.1111.1.1 Sliplllep at first the ow dial Clll , lt the iso have walked aim in are et Syracuse, whereas he had passage down to the 11 g-11/um? Yes; it dol. said exactly the A..- you quite suss , of slat.' I have au oilier recollection collection of bow they walked, but merely that they were ON the •nliject. walking. What sire was the trot ? About siitren feet in tenth, The Aliorney-General contended that the question asammed and I should suppose about len feet in width. nothing. Vow say there was a sofa aunt a bedstead miller it ? Yes. Earl Grey was of opinion that the assumption was in- You have statist that when you were off Caramens• an 'Hived in the ilantiaa• acrid. "el hammed by a sea hrfahialt illlll l / 1 -1e did 1011. Tide quantities was read again at the request of the Attorney her Royal Mamma sleep on that occasion? First, she lay G I. dowse un tlw (Lek, these she went inns the cabin of 'William, The Lord Chancellor (observed, that there did not appeal where the wit. r came in, moil thin idle came into my cabin to 11: coy objection to the question if in were expressed in sod lay on my bed the nisi of the Mehl. another shape. Which side of the deck Jul she lie! I think it was on It was arcordinele put thus :-1 ask yen then, whether it the starboard side, in the smell spice between the cabin Wlll PU 'wool a thing fur the Prioress to walk arm in arm and the hatches. with Bergman, that if she hail done it on that occasion, it I think you said you SAW Bergami banding clown her would have made 11U 10111111iSIUU UU your mind? It would Royal Ilighoess; where 1101 he lie alter ? I did not see out. ham efeerwaids; I dis nut think he ley down at all after I Dining the voyage or the journey to the East, were there ~,,,, him w i t h w h et , h wio ii ing s l ow , ' h er !a nvi l wo len __ any additermal orders conferred 1111 Reticent ? Ido OW know where Ise wrist afterwards I have 110 recollection. whether that was to be called an Order; it wu a thing of You have no recollection of seeing Bergami after that ? uhich her Royal Highness had been speaking enemy mouths No. I have not. li' fore Ore journey began, by way of a distinction to those Did you not see him afterwards lie down 011 deck ? 1 whii had arrived her faithfully, or a nteusento. don't recollect that I did. My question was, during that voyage ur journey to the Where dill Bergastit sleep on the journey to Jaffa? I East, were any additional order s conferred on Bergami don't know.lf that was an Order, there was. Have you ev,r seen him under the lent of her Royal lw %%list was it? It was called the Order of St. Caroline.— Highness? By day or by night? (Laughter ) Eislwr by night ur by dpy ? Yes; I have seen him under Was be made one of the Knights of this Order? I be it iu the day two, as I have seen elan hotly else there. lieve be was. Wiwi c deel you see Rename there? On a chair, or a Ira- 'l'ie Grand Muter? I believe he was. yells.; - - _ _ _ I bed. Was any other Order conferred on hint in the course of . .. . , -. . . . _ _ . . You have slated, that in the voyage out Bergami at Gild slept iu the cabin, and anti - surds an the dining ; wow IBA you were Bergataii shin ou the voyage truss, Jana? I catorot say puintively ; as I never • saw barn alieplug any Mere, I cannot declare where he slept. Yarn have dechtred that un one occasion, nut knowing that '4411 tbe ' the juurts4 ? Yes, the Order of St. Sepulchre. Du you know whether that Order was put chased for Ser. game 7 I have nut the slightest ideal I WWI believe it was. 111 . 4 re there any ether persons who received it ? Yea, Scheer/11mi sad Williams Aauin. 1. It a Catholic Order? Yes. IY --- the the trot was closed, you NM Ittitd lu the test by Vey, mom thus once. !hid set the lei Wei ennsolunicate with the dieing-room? Y orittit what Inner dui you R. halo the tent on theve he .1 About ballp.tst ter or 'kora ; before I went Itimed ago you know wilt? was %soder the tent at Obit time' I believe pinball but hrs Royal Higinmess. Was there any Ober prison? 1 Om% know; I did not see soy bud). hadder 'ere yuu present it tl ferret') Yell. And tire Princess? Yes. Where was it? At the temple of the Resurreetioe, at Jerusalem. Got.; to Jerusalem you reposed ruder tents by day? Yes. You reposed by day, aid travelled by night? Yes. Huir miry teats were there? There might Ilmoe beat six or pewee, more or less ; there avtaiely were:we than four or five. tune when the Order ili IS COO- 1' I ,1 t