The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-09-06 00:00:00

THE QUEEN'S TRIAL.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TURIDAY, Sip?. 5.

The Lord Chancellor entered the House at five minutes
before ten o'clock. Prayers were read end the names called
over.

Guinn). Sacebi was then morn, alert mistimed by the
Aitiwney-Geurral.
The witness is of tall thin stature, of youthful appearance,
and was dressed in very handsome new black clothes.
Of what country are you a native? Of Veincini.
Were you ever in the service of the Princess of Wales?
I have been—(l was).
When did you enter into her service On the 4d Novem.
her, ISM _ . _

Where was the Princess residing at that time? At the
Villa d'Este, near the Luke of Como.

How long did yuu continue io her service? A year, just,
(precisely).
What was your situation in her service when you first eu-
tired ? Cuarier.

Did he remain in that situation, or did he afterwards 611
any oiti.r in her service? I was for some months in the
same employmmit, sod I afterwards was promoted to the
office of equerry.
How lung did you remain at the Villa d'Este? About six
weeks.

Do Tein know Perennii ? I do.
Wsa he •t the Villa d'rAte wilco you entered into the see.
vice of the Princess? He was.

Sums after you entered into the service of the Princess,
were you sent by her wide any dispatch I u the Duchess of
Parma? I was.

Did 1w bring back any answer to the Princess 7 1 brought
bark another dispatch.
W hese was the helices, when he brought bark the die.
patch? At dinn•r.
Was any one sitting by her at dinner? Amami.

To whom did you deliver the dispatch ! To her Royal
Highness the l's Meese of Wales.
%chat did she do with it? She read it, sod then left it,
'(threw it) on the table.
Did any one lake it up? Bergami, at the time her Royal
Highness turned herself to me; he took it up, and read it,
or pretended to read it, without asking km.
Do you recollect after that being Wilt 14/ Milan with any
letter I was sent at the hegiunisig of December with a dis-
patch to the Governor of Milan, Sau►an.
Did you receive any directions before you went t• Milan,
as to bringuig back the answer ? I was desired by Bergansi
to make the utmost speed, and bring the answer back the
same night.
Did you return the same night or on the following morn-
ing? I returned immediately after midnight.
Upon your return where did you go? I dismounted my
Morse, mad went into the kitchen, and asked the servant
where Berganti was.
In consequence of the answer, where did you go ? I mount-
ed the stairs, and went into the anti-room to go into the
spat 'mem of Bergami.
,i)Vhat did you do when you were in the anti•room ? I
found the sit of Bergsmi asleep, and went towards
Bergamer bed room; findisig the door open I went in and
saw the bed of Bergami; it was tumbled, but there was no
our in it.

What did you do on that? I went away, and iu goiug
beard s noise on the opposite side, and at the same time
heard a whisper, " Who's there?" Thu I knew it to be the
voice of Bergaini; to which I answered, it was the courser
from Mutsu. Brogami told me there was no such nebessity
to deliver the soswer.
How was Berasmi dressed at the time ? He bad os a
morning dress (a dressing-guwe).
What bad be--did he perceive what Bergson bade. under
dressing-gown?his 1 saw why about his breast; I saw
sothisg but his Alit.
Where was it you saw Bergson I saw him in a room
where shore was o kar opposite to the door of his own hoa-
rsest.
Cm you my from what moss, from wind direction Sa-
gami came at tie time? I amid out me Si account of the
darkness.
Whore did de doer Mod to out of Bergami's room ? It
Mods kite two mere seems.
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