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London, England, 1820-10-23 00:00:00

Did her Royal Hisbliess,Beigansi, and the Countess Oldi
41111 t there? Yes.
Did Bergami remain there the whole of the evening? No,
Bergaini complained of having a headset', and requested
his sister, the Countess Uldi, to accompany ►ins to the Ina,
about Ave o'clock.
Did her Royal Highness remain? Yes,she remained with
the Gram! Ihichess.
Did you rentals Yes.
Did you remain until her Royal Highness left' Yes.
What time dial the Lave I I do out recollect the ►our;
it was late in the evening.
What was done at the Gravid Duke's, as nrauvement, after
Bergami and the Countess went to the lit? They sang.
Did you sing too? Yea.
On die third day, where did ►er Royal Highness dine'
At the Margraviue's.
Were you present Yes.
How was ele eveniag employed? We went to the play,
and sapped at the Grand Duke's afterwards.
Was her Royal Highness at the dinner and at the play
with her unite? Yes.
On the fourth day do you remember going to any place ?
We wrist to Baden.
How liar is that from Cadman'? About four hours ride
in a carriage.
Whir: did you dine the day you set out for Baden ? At
the Nlargravior's.
Did hee Royal Highness and suite sleep that night at
Baden ? Yes.
Where dial you dine the following day? At the Marra-
vine's.
Hoe her Royal Highness pass the evening? In the
swirly of the %lsrgravinr.
White did you dune ou the following day' I believe I
dined at the Grand Duke's. I set out in the evening to go
to Insprark for passports.
At what time of the day did you go ? II was in the afte►-
no.an after dimmer.
What tune did you return? I believe it was between Iwo
sod three o'clock in the morning.
Whitt room did you go to un your retains' To the room
of her Royal Highness.
Where was her Illoysi Highness? Sitting on the bed.
Was she dressed or undressed She was covered with a
shawl.

Who was io the room with her Royal Flightie'? Bergs.
mi came, I lull Stil am' afterwards the Cowden Oldi
came oot of bet-DWI. room.

Wlttre was Ow Countess Oldfs room' it adjoined that
of her Royal Highness.
Did yois fee the Wile Vicimine that morning? Yea.
Where? Sitting on the bed of her Royal Highness.
Did you see Victurine on the bed of her Royal Highness,
on your return from lusrruck! Yea, vu her Royal High.
moues bal.

Did pHs ere Demon!' Yee.
Where? to her [tura Highoem's room.

IVits she dressed or undressed ?

Dressed.

Did any officer of police come that foaming, after your
return from lovesick? Yes, a few minuses after my return.
Did you speak to him? Yes.
Did you afterward., return to the room of her Royal High.
nese ? Yes, often.
What do you mean by ofieu I first went into her Royal
Highnem's room to give her an account of who load arrived
(the officer r f police), afterwards to err if she wanted any
thing, and, lastly, to inform her of the state ()Citify weather,
and that the roads were clearing of the snow.
Were her Royal Highness's suite making preparations In
leave Charnitz ? Yes; we were up the whole of the night.
iVere there beds sufficient in the inn for all the suite ?
Ve.; but some of the suite slept on straw in the carrielut
adjaiuing her Royal Highness's room.
When did you bet out on the journey ? In the morning.
At %bat hour About six o'clock.

Did the prep/wallows for the journey continue up to that
tome ; because the hones were emptied the day
before.

While the preparations were going forward, did you see
&MITI' Many times.
Did you see hint undressed No.
Where did you are hint ! I saw bins in the kitchen, on
the stairs, at the door of the inn, and in twr Rural Hugh-
nen'. ►uom.

Du you remember her iduyal Highness Wag at Triesle ?

How long did the remain there' A day and a half.
Whm place did her Royal Highness go to from Trieste?
To Venice.
Were you with her Royal Highness at Rose '• Vex.
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Do you r►mrniber the time that her Royal Highness set
oat on her journey to Sentgaglis Ye., I remember it •err
w, R.

Did you accompany her Royal Highness uu that journey
Yrs.

Iluw long diJ it last? Abont three days.
Do you remember in what carriage her Royal Highness
travelled on that occasion Yes, an &leash landsolet.
Who travellrd in the carriage with her The Countess
Olth, little Victories', and Rergami.
Who travelled as courier on that journey? 1 saw Carlo
forti ' • he was on horseback.
Did you are Sacchi ow horseback on that journey ? No.

How Wig was Carlo rorti in the service of her Royal
Highness He came retalatly into her Royal Hielmem's
service at Rome; be had been neeasionally hired at Loretto.

Can puss state the reason of has being occasionally hired
at Loretto) Because he was acquainted with the road fnon
Loretto to Rome, and he was sent by her Royal Highness
with dispatches to Rome.
Was Ssechi is the service of her Royal Highness at Lo-
vell° ? Yes.

Was Sacchi sent with any dispatches to Rume ? No, not
as 1 remember.

Du you know Ike reason Sarchi was nut sent He was
spared, liecarse he was tired; 1 donut know it, but 1 believe
it was so.

Do you know whether her Royal Ilighoess or Rergasni
hade carriage called a padovauello They Diver bad;
Luigi) Remand had one.
Dad any of the ►uite • padovanella ? I believe Luigi
Be, garni had o•e.
Will you describe what sort of a carriage that is, as to the
springs and structure It is a essriage whirls will convey
but one person, without upriser, with twu mid two
wheels.

Did you ever lee Ler Royal Higbness ride in such eve.
rise Never.

Have you !VIM wen any dance performed by a person of
the name of Malmmo Very frequently.
Was that ever in the presence of her Royal Highness?
Sometimes I believe she saw it Crum the window.
On those ticeasioas did Itln/ionic, tlu any thing indecent
with his dress? It was a most simple dance, and nothing
inch-cent in it.

you mention if «bile the Princess was at Pesaro,
she visited mail received visits from prisons of rank in that
neighbourhood? She arceived all the people of condition
at Pesaro

Do yuu remember a ',gale sisisiog be► at Pesaro? Very
much.

Was he frequently at the Villa ' Fur some time very fre-
quently.
It..ea he mesa that the Legate paid ber Royal Highimem a
visit' His cult lasted some time.

What was his name! Gandolphy.
Was he a Cardinal? He was a Prclate.
Du you iernember the Marquis Gandalgi ? I remember
three brothers of the family.
Did any of these hold any office One load no employ•
wrens. Two were in the law; one was an advocate.
Was any of them Prtf,rr No.
Were shore personage■ in the habit of visiting her Royal
Highaesa! Very frs tot its ty ; almost ever) day.
Did any of these hold any office under Govcromint
Yes; she Marquis held an office.
What office o He was Lead of the Commune of the die.
triri of Como.

Di.l Bergaini visit them in company with her Royal
Highness? At all times.
Do you know if he was received lay persons of distinction
when nut in attendance Oil the Princess? Yes.
Was he so received ? I have said that he was received.

Have yor been at the house of such persons on such oc-
casions Many times.
11111 yo* state if at Rome her Majesty was iu habits of in-

iertourse with potions of disliselist $ With the first Nati-
ity of Roam.
Now ss to all the times in which you have semi the Prin-
cess and Segment together,lave yes row witnessed the
est impropriety of madam in the owe towards the other?
Never.
How long have you served in the army' From 11105 to
1015.

Have you the hnnonr to bear any orders? I was honou►ed
with the order of the Irmo Crown at the return from the Rus-
sian campaign.

Crose•oranined to the Attorney-General.
Yew said you were in the amp—what rank did yen hold
when you Int entered it? I was a guard is the guard of
honour, in the first company of the Vieernyal Artillery.
Du you mean a common soldier? When I say guard, 1
mean a sentry—a simple soldier is the guard of honour.
‘Vhat guard of honour ? The guard of Armour to the King
of Italy.
When was the first time you were in company with her
Royal Highness ? At the country-honse of General Pino.
I ask as to the time? After OW return of the Princess
from the long voyage.
In what year? I believe 1817.
flow long had you seen the Princess before she invited
yen to accompany her to Turin? I saw her at the house of
General Pio°, and at die Villa d'Este, and at --.
Then had you only seen her those ;lore mimes, before she
fished you to accrinipauy her to Turin ? lam not saying I
only saw her three times; I saw her in three places several
times.
Who was it invited you to go to Turin' Her Royal High.
stem
IVlsere? At the Barons.
When he entered her service, be said he was aub.equerry,
what salary had lie No salary.
What salary had be as equerry? Two hundred Foals per
year.
How long did be continue sub equerry? Till we arrived
at Villa Cal •
lVben was that ? I believe 1818.
When did lie limit quit the service of her Royal Highness
I did out leave the service of her Royal Highness uutil I
received • let ter of dismissal at St. Omer s.
Don he mean to say !list he did nut leave the service of
her Royal Highness from the time he was invited to go to
Turin, till her Royal Highness came to St. Oater's I set
out from Caprini to Mmlau, and was absent a whole year
about affairs of my own family.
When did he set out from Caprini to go to Milan? On
the day after we reached Caprini.
Where did be join the Princess afterwards ? 1 dial not
Inn her service; I went to Milan with dispatches, and re.
maimed there on lash@ of my own family, and was called
hack by letter; I believe it was at the Villa Vittoria, at Pe-
saro, that I joined her Royal liighuoks
In what jear ? 1819.
Am I to understand that he continued with the Princess
from that time till he left her at SI. °steep ? Yrs

Yon have .said you accompanied her Royal Highness to
Munich, and that Berganii dimd at the King's table, did lie
dine there more than once! Yes.
Huw often! 1 can't say exactly.
How long were pm at Munich altogether ? I believe be-
tween ten mod fificen days.
Where did the Princess dine the first day' I believe at
the
Where the second! I think with the King.
Where was the King the second day don't recollect.
Where did the ['mice's dine the third day? l can't p►e-
cisely tell where we distil the third day.
Where did she spend the third evening ; I don't recut-
lett.
Where did she dine the fourth day i I have said that I
emit tell exactly where she dined each particular thy.
Where did she pass the fourth day Some a veiling. she
passed with the King; tune with the Prince Bcauharnois;
but I can't fix the limes preciiely,
Do you remembe► how many times you dined with the
King! With the King twice, and at the same Wide with
the King I believe twice more, or thereahuuts.
Where did they go (ruin Munich' 1 think to Nuremberg.
Hew long did they stay at Nuremberg? I believe two
days.
Where did they go next ? I don't know precisely.
Huw long were they in that town' 1 should suppose
three mouths.

How many days were they at Carlshrue ? From the
25th to the 30th March ; about six days, including those
of arrival and departure.
Wind time of clay was it when then set out from Carls-
rube ? It was in the evening.
Was it before or aft. r dinner > After.
How fa► is the inn at Carbonise from the Grand Duke's
palace' About three mitintes ride.
How far was the inn front the palace of the Margraviut ?
Nearer than the Grand Duke's palace.
At what time did you dine whim they set out from Carla.
rake? About three o'clock.

How lon dill they sit at flintier? An hues and a half
Mmes.

What time did the evening parties and the theatre begiu'
The theatre at half pest fire, the conrerrazione at ins fixed
time, wren or eight o'clock.
Where was it you dined at Carlsruhe first day? With the
Margravine.
Was &moral there Yes.
Are you yule sure that liergsmi dined there Ilw first day?
Yes.

Where did Bergausi dine the second day At the Grand
Dukes table.
Did Beirgarni dine there? Yes.
Will you swear that he dined there Yes.
Did he dine with the Princess every day you were at
Car!make? Yes.

What day was it that Bargami was taken ill at Cartermite!
Oa the second day.
At what time was he taken ill ? Afier dinner.
Soon after? Between a quarter past four and five.
Did he juin your party that evening When we returned
Louie.

About what time did he return home ? I believe between
half-past seven and eight.
What snakes you remember au pert.-cily where you dined
at Carisruhe, and you can't remember where at Minitel§ ? A
man may remember wile thing and nut another.
Yuu said you returned to thasuits with Bergami between
two and three in the intoning; was that so ? Yea.
What time on that murniug did you set out from Char-
'sits ' At day-break.
About what hour I should think about sic or *eves.
lit what mouth? It was very cold, duriug the winter, and
I don't rem' wilier what month.

Was it broad day-light ? It was neither light nor dark;
you could see very well, but it was not broad day-light.
What preparations were soaking fur the journey ? There
were plenty of the errantry people clearing away the snow.
What preparations were making at the Om? I have out
amid they were making any pr. paratiuna ; I have said they
were giving orders to the country people to clear away the
snow.

Did you go to rest ? No.
Whit, did you sit up, Yes.
During the whole time? 1 hare already said that I was
going backwards sod forwards into the room of the Prketas.
How may times did you go into the room of the Prin-
cess? Many times.
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For what -purpose? Sometimes to lake her something to
eat; sometimes to talk to her about the weather; annietimes
to tranquillise her mind about the clearing u( the snow, as
she was very anxious to set out i sometimes to ask her what
she wanted.

Did you retry her any thing to eat! Ho, but I went into
the room before those that did.
At what time was dist Between five and six.
Wital time did you art out ? About day-break.
Did yuu bee Bergami that morning! Many times.
What ono be doing ! The same as myself.
I toid,rstoud you were doing oothing, asking no prepara-
tions? Yes, but persons are always In a state of auxiely
when tiny have to attend on those of high rank.
How far is awaits from lospruck ? Do yon wish to
know the distance in miles, or the time it would take is go.
ing! I don't know how many miles, but it takes about four
or five hours to go the journey.
Where hod you travelled from the day before you nate
to Charnita non lospeack.