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What time of day Ma they arrive there? At night.
Where did the Prieeees sod Bergami go on ■rriving there?
A storm came on, that obliged them to itop in the middle
of the journey at an inn.
Where did the Priam's, and Rergami go to in that ?
They weal to a room where there was a bed.
Did they rentals in that room alone ? They rimained
skins emit the real of the suite arrived.
How long was that? About an hour, or an footle and a half.
After that joermy did they return to Milan opd dig Ia•
eons ? They
Dld t►ey afterwards go from the Barons to Rome ? They
did.
Did they stop at a place called Savignianu ? They did.
Was the Princess ill at Savigniano? She WIN overtakes by
violent pains.
Did you ynonself Kee who attended the Pritteess on that
occasion? Rergemi and the Count'', Oldi.
Was any medicine given to the Prioress that evenint ? I
don't know whether intended fur her Royal Highness',
hat I siw Rergami and the Coutiten make hot some listen
cloths.

Did yon see that Bergarril or the Coulon. eserlod *host
bat cloth*? Al these cloths were made warm, Hergsmi, as
well as the Countess, carried them into the room where was
her Royal Highness.
Did they go to Ancona? They did.
At Ancona do you know what the situation of the Prin.
ens's bedroom was in respect to Hergamrs? One day I
wn talking to Hergasni, and be was still in bed; and whilst
speaking shout something there was a door opened which
led to another room.

Was that door open when you entered Rergansi's room,
or whilst you were Otero? It was open when I entered.
What room did that door open into > Into another MOM
which I believe was that of her Royal Nightie's.
Why do you believe that it was the room of her Royal
Highness
Mr. Denman objected that this querition was not proper
to be pot. The witnesses reasons fur believing it to be her
Royal Highness's room were not evidence.
What did you see in the room when the door was open ?
I sew souse thing, belonging to her Royal Highness, some
Imam belonging to her toilette.
Did you see any bed in the room ? There wits one.
Did you afterwards go to the Casa Raffinelli ? We elld.
Daring the MOMS of Bergami, did von see soy thing par-
ticular in his room ? One evening passing' by the door, I
saw it was partly open, and looking through I saw Bergsma
in bed.

What time was it? About eleven o'clock at night.
Yon say you saw Bergmni in bed--did you see any body
else in the room ? There was 1104., her Royal Highness.
In what part of the room was her Royal Highness' She
was by the bed side, stretched on the sofa.
Did you see what there was on the tufa' I saw some
ershittos.
When you saw the Princess in that Pitman's did you go
into taw room, or did you tarn back' I withdrew imme-
diately.
From the Ituartelli did you go to the villa Bondi? Yea.
In what part of the house did yon sleep at the villa
Braudi ? I slept in the wing of the house, on the left of the
entrance door.

Do yo■ know where Bergami slept at the villa Brandi ?
He slept on the right band side, mice!), opposi.e to my room.
Do yon know where the Princess slept at the villa Brandi
Her Royal Highness elan slept on the same side as Bergami.
Do you remember at any time, at the Villa Brandi, after
the people in the house were all gone to bed, seeing BM
genii any lame? I once saw Bergami at midnight; the
weather was extremely hut; I was at the window of my
room, will as I heard a noise on the side toward. Bergaosre
room, I withdrew a little; I then saw Bergsma come ont of
hls room and go to the door which led to the apartment of
her Royal Highness; he ripened the door and entered, '
I did not see him come out spin.

How long did you remelt.at your window after you had
min Bei gansi go in through that door? About an hour.
Did you see Bergami any other night ? A few days after
the occasion joist inertioned I saw the Lome thing.
At who tone did you see Bergami on that seem INNS.
Sion! About the same boor as the first.

Did you see Berminni return tu bin on room on 'Woe.
oil ueeasioe? Nu; 1 did not.

How long did you remain at your window OS lhai wee.
sion, after seeing Bergami go into her Royal Highness's
apartments and out return? About • quarter of as boor.
{Wile you were at the villa Brandi, dul you messy birds?
Yes ; I saw two.
Of whom were those busts? I was told that age wag list
Royal Highness's, and the other Bergamrs.
We do not want to hear what yon were told, but whew
did you judge them to be from the likeness? One was like
her Royal Highness and the other was like Bergsma.
Where wee it that you saw those busts? I saw them ha
Scream's room.
At the villa Brandi ? At the villa Brandi.
Were those busts of the same size? Yes.
Do you remember in what month, what time of the' year
was it that you saw Bergami enter the Patina's room ?
li was in July.
Did the Princess go from Rome to Senevielia? Ike did.
Did she travel by day or by night on the joists,/ to Seats
geglis? Always by night.
Was the weather very lot at that time? Ye* bet.
During the journey from Rome to Seneesglia. /id yell itt
any time golp the carriage iu which ilia PINION wen? 1
was always Ey the side of it,
Were there any curtains to draw round the mosisige ? Yee.
Did you at any lime go to the carriage widen. sank the
curtains for any purpose? Yes, several Hoeg
Fur what purpose did you do so? In lb. Ming, when
daylight appeared, I went to ask her Royal litelsosse if she
wanted any thing.
Who travelled in the carriage with her Royal Higbee's ?
H. Bergamo, and sometimes the Countess Oldl, and some.
times the child of Bergsma
On any occasion when your have goat to the carriage for
this purpose, did you observe in what situation the Princess
and Bergami sieve? It happened to me, two or three times,
to find ibernjoutli asleep and their hands ow one another.
Deeeribe in what way you saw their bands! Her itard
Highness bad her basil on Bergansi's • • • • • •. and
Bement bad his band In her Royal Highgate's lap.
Did you at soy of How times tusks any observating
the slate of Bergamo's small-elnthes ? 1 ewes SW that Bee:
gami had his small•clntleas half loom—half usboliossed—.
(a pause, when witness added)--they were not braced up,
and the frost Rap was half unbuttosed.
Did yon on that occasion make any ebeerwatiins as I.
where the bard a the Prisms. wait placid? Oee howl on
that part.
Wr a heap is the erterfer with her babies Bergami
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go away fur May lime? He went to Bologna, where be re-
mained two days.
Ois 11Is return, diet the Princesas go fir sweet him? Her
Royal Webers' west eailt to meet hiss, wills part of her emir.
Did she area hits os Shut ovation? he met him neer
the.toll.gatt.
When they met each other, dirt you cheese, what was tinn
try theme When they met Dorf grit out of their respective
estri ores, anihribbrats.l sod kissed each other.
Dst you know.where Bergamo's brother, an.' motive:
distil? When I entered the service y dinerl in a room
among theassehree..
. DM any alteration take Place io theta dining > I don't
know.
At the time you were at the villa il'Eate. aid any person
villa her Royal Highness? Once I saw Geller-el Poo..
Did the wiliness see may other person r Now 1111; rienedo
Was there a person of the emote of Weans in the Princess's
service? There was.
What was be? A messenger—a
In what ispartty? i.ike any other servant, waiting
dinner.
What was be toffee tee iliac into the Paincevs's service
I never knew what he was before.
Merl you sever heard Beermi converse with the Prince-el
"bent Versus? Nom *I rimed°.
Crwsrhexandeed by Mr. Iltrnitaliam.
Yon do out understood Hagfish at all, I take for granted'
No.
Not at all? No.
How long have you been is the country now ' Atmet
fourteen months.
VI here have you lived all that time' Partly in Londest
and partly iu the country.
Is your name Saeini, or Sacciii ? Sserhi.
Did he ever go ander the Dam- of Semi' When I waist
Mils, they called me Sacini.
While in ileiseumitlry the people neither culled you Sire!ns
or hoeehi yon know, bet they called you Milani, as out
that tree? It is true.
You have always gooc by the name of 17ilaui iu itsir
country? It is trite
Whom did you live with in :Itevenage, in the toiletry;
did you nut lire al Stevenage? Sometimes.
How bong did you live there? I lived at Stevenage
Where did you live when is the country? At Ashton.
How far is Ashton from Stevenage "f Four
WM) did you live with there! Is the house of the Rev.
Phillip Godfrey.
Ilave you seer him in town lately? Mr. Godfrey; once.
'ow, after you lift the Feluccas where did you go tie live
firer ? I west to Milan.
Did you go tutu any other service there? I did rot.
How long did pun remain mit of place? Always,.
You bate never been in any other service since? Never.
When were you first examined at Miles oo this business'
In the mouth of November, 1818.
Was that the first time you told this story to the person
at Milan, No; I had raid it at other times.
When was the first time that you were remised on the
subject? In November, 1818.
Who had you told ire to before this? Different people.
Name one of them ? Nos iwf ricoi do.
Who asked you to go to be examined at Milan iu Novem•
her 1818 A messenger was seat to me by the Advocate
Solemn esti.
Who did you see with Ydntarcati wises you went to bits'
No nee else but Vsletiarcali.
Did lie then examine you? No, it was not at that time.
When did be examine you ? About a fortnight after.
Who did you then see wheu you were examined? I es.
the Advocate Yilmareati, the Advocate Powell, and soothes.
Gentleman called Cook.
Did lie take dowii what you said in writing? They did.
Did they swear you to it; did they make you take sr
oath ? At Milan 1 tierce took au oath.
Where did you take the oath them? In London.
Was it iu Mr. Poisell's thrashers that you took the oath !
Precisely.
Ie what way were you living and supporting yourself at
Milan at the tioie they sent fur you ? I have always had
made to support myself.
What wages-had you as courier to her Royal Highness '
These Sever were any wages settled.
Do you mean that you served as a volunteer without
wages! I have received something, but there was no certait
salary.
Well, how much money did you receive :he first half year
you were courier? 1 bare received at three 1111161 money'
dialing the (lite I have heel' ire the service of her Royal
Hignerers, making altogether the sum of sixty or seventy
Napoleons.
Huw much did you receive of that sixty or seventy Ns-
=during the time yen acted as courier only to her
11 rehire to ? Non sui rico, do.
How long did you serve as courier or nearly ? About sloe
Who hired you for her Royal Highness ? I entered into
bee Royal 11W:steer's service through the good office" of the
hooker cbrrine, the Baton Covello i, and Bergami.
Aud do you mean to triwesewt that when you weut to he.
Royal Ilighn. as you were in easy circumstances? I have
always hero, thauk God, in easy circumstances.
Were you se well dressed the day you went to her Racal
Highness to be hired as you are now? I have shear hero
dressed well.
Why you know you were called Count Milani here, when
introduced to M. Marlette' 14u tent know.
Dr you mean to swear that you du not know whether- you
were inirortorerl to M. Mariette in London or not—do you
woo to swear that ? I have sworn to say the truth,
and 10 say the truth alooe, nod I Swear that I was sot its.
traduced to M. al.srretti

My qneatiop is, wbethe: he knows that he has heen so itl-
trodured> Theo I do out kouw whether I have been an to -
Irodnced.
De you mean to swear, Sir, that you newer ware called
Count Milani in your own bearing, in M. Moriettes presence
here--thst von never heard yoUrself so called in the pre-
sence of M. Mariette? I am sure that I never hare heard
morel( callad Count.
Do you flume to swear that you never hearth yourself called
Coast, at Ashton, where jut lived with Mr. Godfrey' I act
sure I never have myself c !ed Count at Ashton.
Will you also swear that you did nut introdnce yourself !,
M. Martinet as a merchant ? 1 will.
Then you sever stated that you came over to this count'?
fur commercial purposes? No, I have always said Ilia i
bad come In the service of the Spanish family.
Now what is the name of the Spanish family in oho." err
vice yua came—what is the name of the Spanish family,
whose //nowt you said you Clime over
Cr fa of "'A 0, no, no"
The Attorney General In it.
Mr. Brougham—l have a right to ask him, without making
uy reference to what be said, in the service of what Spaumb
family became user ? If is in crusamxaminaijori, my Lords,
but it I had been ammonite my own witness I should has.
been obliged to divide the question into two—dmi, srlasalor
he did so come overt sad neat, with whum?
Cedes Of Go ma"
In the enrolee of that Spanish family?—
Ilse Aklanieg•Urneirsl-1 object to the question, *muse
it amumea that he dad. You have no right to osmium a fact,
seer erlPS4llllwilftlitisi! but you e-rtainly imp pat a
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that time! Ido rot erweembar. Britoghaw—ilt are the time of yoar Lordatipt—le
Did yur say they
.were sidelpp at that pee? They were. • it trot or la M ialittlet pa tame over in the 'mice or Vigo.
Did you ea the youroey ream Rums hi ifesessetia, iipiefaledly? set tree.
eeree say Wm' else that pined Winos the Primes, aid Did yew *End to N. Illariettl, or to soy ream et ht.
Bergamot ? sow maw her Royal Rigtome kite /erred w, wily
_dot *dots owed you mein ; that the Priacese
the *wt. did t Void Mid a hormmeit at Camel° wi 1 ter &lel
Did You diwrilardo•lP eir iVrihaL Dilltdealp *Ai swot eitii she awed see Ilbolley.
&Wag abs lime the hiseem ostatitilsolp, 4111 • **worth), miribllhui or kit *Di yes bathe laweollefilt