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In a hat manner' She Wat holdinr the hand of Bereanti.
Weir they MIMIC, or was any other per with them?
Sometimes they were aluue, and ►omeUaees the Dame
d' Moneta was with them.

Hove yu• eVer ieeu them ins boil un the lake? Many
limes.

When von have seen Ihem is a boat together were they
atone ? Sometimes alone and mmtetimes with the Pause
fHeawex►.
Did you know the room of Bergami at the yilla E.l
I do.
Do you remember being at any time iu the anlicbamber of
that room ? Yee.

At what time of the clay was it that you were in that anti-
chonther It was in the murniug, between tot attJ elevco
o'clock. .

Did you our Bergami at that time? 1 aaw him come out
from the aide where the Princess's room was.

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How was he dressed la a morning gown, wish ouly his
drawers on.
In what direction did he go ? He was going towards his
room.

Did he go to his room ; did you see where he went Yes ;
he weut to his room.

Did he see you ? He saw me.
iVhen you were at Rome at the wilts Brandi, did you wait
at table' I did.

Did you wait al dinner and supper? I did.
Who.used to dine and sup with the Princess? Summitries
some persons who had been invited hum Rome.
Did Bergami dine and sup with her Royal Highness?
He did.

Did Luigi Bergami dine and sup with the Princess ■t
villa Brandi He did.

Did Bergami's 'souther dine and Pit p with the Princess at
Villa Brands? She did not.

Du you remember being at Rufinelli with the Prioecos) 1
du.

Was Bergami during the resiiknce at Rufinelli ill? Ile was.
Was he confined to his room
(By the Interpre!er.) He wishes to know if )oil mean
confined to his room or to his bed'

Did lie keep his room nr his bed? He kept his bed.
Have yun ever seeu the Princess in his mom Many
times.

What did her Royal Highness do his room? She was there
eopversing.
IVith whom Withßrrgami.

Nave you ever seen Bergauii taking medicine while he was
ill! 1 have seen him.

Who gave him the medicine? Sometimes I have seen the
Princess.

Were you ever present when Bergarnes bed was warmed
1 was not present when the bed war warmed, but 1 brought
the fire.

Have you Well Bergami get out of bed for the purpose of
having his bed warmed I have.
Was the Princess in the room at that time? She was.
Do you remember going from Ancona to &oe with the
Princess? I de.
Ow any evening during *be course of that jouroey, do you
remciuher seeing the Priocess sod Bergami soy where ? Nut
io the evening. . _ .

At any other time of the day or night? Never in the
night; I have in the day.
Did you see them !nether ? Yes.
At what time of the day was it you saw there? Ido not
remember whether it was before or after diouer.

At the lime you saw them together, did you make any oh-
serration on their conduct 1 have.
What was it? Passing through a court I have men the
Princess so (describing by signs with his arms.)
Who was with the Princess et that time? Bergami.
You have described the Princess putting her arms about
sonic person ?----
Mr. Brougham objected to this question; the witness bad
not algid:what the Attorney-General had ascribed to him; he
had made certain descripatve motions, but as the back of
the minutes of evidence would nut be ornamented with ems,
it would Hot there appear on what the Attoruey-General
founded his present question.
The Lord Chancellor directed the Interpreter to inform
the witness that be must give his answers by words and uut
by signs.
Describe how you saw the Princess and Bergami at the
time of passing the Cuunt ? The Princess was embracing
Bergami.
You have said yogi saw Bergami embrace (abbraecirree)
the Princes., what do you mesa by the word embrace—how
were their arms placed? The Princess put her bands behind
Berganti, round under his Roma.
You say then that the Princess put her hands round under
Bergami's arms behind him ? Yes.
In what direction were their faces at that time relatively
to each other One against (opposite) the other.
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Were their faces war together or how ? Their faces were
at a distance from each other, she heir; short awl he tall.—
(Laughter, mid tries of " Order!")
Have you ever beeu at the villa Caprili, war Pesaro?
Yea, I have.
With the Princess? Yes.

Did you ever see the Princess and Bergami together at
Cenral ? The Bret evening I was there.l saw them tugether.
Whereabouts? Out of the house, on the steps that lead
down so the garden. •
What were ilsey.doiog when you saw them there ? I went
to look for the key, awl I thought it was the wilt of the
agent, but I found it was the Princess embracing Bergami
as I have described.
Did you ever see Bergami and the Princess in that situa-
tion at any other time? Not at Caprili.
Did you in any other place? I have seen them sometimes
also at the Villa d'Este.
Did you ever sec them do any thing else to each other
I saw them kiss.
Did you say hiss Yes; hariar.
Did yun see that only wire, or more than once? I think
I saw it only once then. At either times I do not remember.
The Attorney. General said he had no further questions to
ask of thus witness; ■nd the Queen's Counsel declining to
proceed to has crosmenamioation at present (iiii the ground,
we presume, of his being totally unknown to them), be wag
ordered to withdraw.
Domenico Bruza was then tailed in, sworn, and examined
by lit. Park.
What country are you uf ? lam no Italian.
Of what trade? A. I am a mason.
Have you been nt any time Employed in the service of
the Prineies of 'Wiles? Yes, I have.
How lung were you so employed? From the year 1815 to
the middle of 1817.
Were yon at the Villa Villaoi? Yen.
And also at the Villa d'Este? Yes.
And at the Batons ? Yes, there slat.
Did you eve, see the Princess and &Trani together? Yes.
Have you seen them together ohms ? I have seen Own
once, twice, three times.
• Did you ever see them walk together'—(The Interprier
rendered the word teaTh, poseeggeareowlach produced same
little misuudentlandiug.)—Yes.
How did they walk when you saw them ? They went in a
boat on the lake.
Were they la the boat stoat, or was any body with them
They *maks*.

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When you saw them wolhirrq together, were she, alone•,
or was any body else in company ? y were al-ne.
Did they walk separate, er arm in arm ? They werealone,
and he was rowing.
How were they when they were walking together.'
passerwiare.) They were Mout.
Did you 'vet see whom w hie 107(.0 ron land ? Po, I
nes er made soy ohiservaitun or' them u Arm; on laud.
When you were at Vtlla did you si.e a (warn Ba-
ron there? Yrs. .
What was lie called? Baron Bergami.
Did you ever see the Princess sitting, and Bergamisitting
at the same lime? Yee, at the (cast.
At what fruit W. Bartholomew's day—it was the house.
wsrintoz at t lir Ville rl.F.sle
What time of the flay rue it when you saw limn' sitting
together? In the evening.
In what place ass it? They were sitting on a-trench
under some tr,l'it; it was in a kiiid of arbour
Was any one else there at that lime, h. riders the. Biron
and the Princrts ? I saw Holy the Baron slid the Priocuss
there.
Do you know Ragaggan; 'Yea.
Was any body with yon when you saw the Prircess and
the Baron tiliting together wader the trees l es, e‘c weir.
going to the Pinta.
Do you recollect bring al work at any time at the villa
d'Este, near the corridor? Yes.
Was it 111 a room that you were working, to. where was it
It was in a l'lllllll, and there was also anothet r00m...
Was there a door from ant room to the othef Yet:
OrpOillt: 11, that door, at the other end of this , was
there another door

Mr. Denman observed, that the witness's tremor! ...eine.l
to be quite fresh, he hoped his I.e4rned fn.-sod woul.l not
pot his yiltruons in a leading manner.
The Lind Chancellor desired tl.•r question rriait he put,
whether there was any other door, leaven it for the *nuns
to describe the Wait, &&&& .

Was there any other door in the second room Ye.. there
was another.
In what direction was that from the door not or the !Oct
room? They were ()Natalie each other.
When the door of the room in which you were at wool:
was open, and the other dour you have dr-ri h aleo
open, could you see through them both? When I was goillf
out, the buy was coming from the other room, and we met
together.
When yon met the boy could you me into the other room'
Yes, 1 could, (or the dour was open. .
When the dour was open 411 you see any person in that
room Via.
Whom did you see there ? The Princess nod the B iron.
What Karon! Bergarni.
Was the Princess sitting or standing? Standing.
Was Bergamo sitting tor standing Standing.
What were they doing They were caiessing each other
with their hAndo.

In what way were they carmine I' Irl) other ;The wA.
mss here patted the Interpreter un chrtk ) They raret.ard
each ether with their hatida.
What part did they touch? On the tire.
Do yon know &reamed room et the rill, (Mote No. I
cannot, there are so many ft/111115j they told me that was hid

After the return of the Princess from Grefre, does he not
know of any alteration in that room which he suppinrs ass
Bergami's
Mr. Denman objedell to the question.
Mr. Park—l atll thank toy Learned Friend to slate
*Nation.
Mr. Denman requested the question to Le read again;
which bring done, We said, •• That briags sornethint in the
knowledge of this person. lie es not supposed ' has.-
known the pinion )))) of this room, but he aft.reurits said
somebody told him something.. He is then inked as to the
alteratitni, and I apprehend that is going too far., •
The Lord Chancellor consulted wills the.lodizes fer a slim t
time, and then said, be mines, has said that he .1141 hero
sold that some room was Iterganii's ; that does not ;olive thi
fart that it was Bergson's, but he may mk site
Waft there any alteration made in that room he was lista was
Bei ENMI.I4 room.
Do you know of ow, alteration in that room which you
were told was IN rgarni's " 1 have not seen any. •
Do you know any thing being done to the wall tit-that
room' I have seen these caresser, mud I know of nitotlur.
Did you seemly thing dime to Itor wall, which ysin wrie
told was Bergson's room—any work done I tare
.niit at
;Helmut my n mind," i.e 44 ni ,fly
Mr. Park said he had 110 more qtlistious to ask the wit.
mesa; and
Mr. Denman said, we have nu questions to mk the ,a itness.
The %mines, was ordered to withdraw.
Antonio Pianci was Me next ?nitwits ratted /I, kW tear
Men examined by Me Attorney-Cieui r.sl.
Are you an inhalait•sit of Como? I ern.
Do you know the Prinresa of Wales? lii i
Do you remember when she lived at the Villa D'T.ste. I
do. •
Hare you ever seen her oil the lake of Como in a smell
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bolt ? Many times.
Was there any person with her when he has seen her in that'
small boat ! There was.
Who' A certain Baron Bercami.
• Were they alone in this small bust, or were other...persons
with them alone' ',hey were alone.
Do you know the liver Brrtzta I do.
Have yon ever seen. the Priori ss rod Bergimi on that
ricer? I have. •
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What have you seen them about there? I have-kern them
iii a link canoe, near to .'species of :air, which is put iii
the river to prevent the river hying waste the 'counts .
What were they doing there • I have seen tirst the canoe
empty, arid the.moment after I saw Beegami accompany the
Princcas let., it. . ••
Mere were they coming Crein when they wen: i*to •the
canoe? They came from this tkparti) gate, tip 111/14gatak
I with him to 'describe what this SI leptret•• 16:6•Willeilt.
IlltelltS it AS ' it is a bank (the witness heir dracsifitil d. 0
the desk)—it is a back to prevent't be wales fro*: orflo a •
ing this Small Iran of land. . . .
Is there any water behind that bank? Tra.
Mr. Deanna—lle says something about a rose •
The witness—Thereis a road which leads os rgar "here
is a new road which the Princeita has tbieltre tit Itt *talk,
mid hoe rut the road thniu;;ls. . , • . r•
%S here were they when you first saw awls % Tilt. !were
corning from the .leparo, and were cumin, 'Mink little
road, to get into the canoe. ; . •••• . •
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Is thrt the only time yousaw them os•the tire, Wolin '
I have seen them several tomes; but than. whets ysaitr' them
they. ere going backwards and•forwariii. ''' . '••' . •
How were they dressed when you Raw, theta. it disk -le-
per.? . Both in white. ' • *
What sort of dress ?. 1 saint tel!, for ll' &Wirt to and
touch them. I cannot say wheilter it Maiihe'flailk us
• • What. ••• . . • .
Could you we whether they had been in.flie.tehlest.tir not '
Mr. Demsaw—liteally, my Lards„ I Wei it -istgllsty t..
°Um to this.. rams SW nee. or two grer:Arria'stigre in Ow
.water, and the whims is atited.srbribetche V.lli lilt Urals bad
been in the water or not. It is 'utterly inipris*date fa, him,
to tell except hens the appeararee, mid ni) learned frisrol
is not to lead to that result by the question lie put, hat he
ought to ask what that appearance was.
Thiaidijection liras atoned. • •
Did their clothes appear to be Wit' They meentei vet at
top, but I cannot tell wheibec'they were thy or pot, tor II
did not touch them. .
D.d they get into the canoe wiles nes saw pro ? They
d.rt • .
Which way did they go? They emote eons 114 moll
poll, lad the, west towards the villa. . STono.
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