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London, England, 1820-09-01 00:00:00

Into she to the habit *raying say &hetet° year—law did she
swims. you. A. No gewerally wished ere s good nsoraiag.
Q. On that oerasiots did at say say thing to either you
or serer sister. A She said nothing at all to nee.
Q. When her Royal Hightaiw was at Catania, do yen re-
. ire-nber whether she had her pietas* palette. A. Yes.
Q. Du you remember the MY of the artist. A. No.
'4ss. De los hewer en wise eemeae4er she eras psiolail.
A 'Mere was another pleture Of her Hord H ighortsa primed
*a; Minds. Ide sot rwersliod the thanseter of that at Ca.
tao'n.
4.1 Do you resisenshet la what eharaelershe was painted
9e- Augusts. A. Ti..
Q. What character was it. A. A Turkish imam.
Q. Did you ever see say other palatine of her Royal
TH-ehnees besides that at Magnate. A. Tory I have wen
91;;P*Pr•
. Q. Initial character. A. The Ilagdoteo.
• W. What wart the other; in what elwreseter. A. As • pr-
. r lactic Magdalen.
Q How rnurh of the person le her Royal Iltelusens did
that picture reprewat ; the head truly, or wore than the head.
A As far as her middle, as far as her waist.
Q /low was the upper port of her prestos, coveted or Un-
covered, in the picture. A. Uncovered.
Q How wen Aloe hreseto, were they covered or uncovered.
A. Uncovered.
The Qoreo's Interpreter said that it was it was" rep,'
ar.si that it mesas v! neck."
The Lord chaucellor (to the interpreter), what do you say
!turfy means?
The Interpreter—lt means that the neck was uncovered.
Q. Will yns ask the witoesa, as the witness, has described
thA a part of her perms. was nocovered. will you ask how
low the part uncovered was—how low it extended. A As far
is. beer 'loon to the chest (laying her hand across her chest).
Q. Will yen nil whether the breasts were covered or un-
covered. A It was smeovered as far as here (poinliag a
little below the chest).
fat• Besides the two incisors yaw have described of her
Royal Richuess---besides those two, was there say other
piilllfil While its Sie.ly. A. Another portait was takes.
Q. lTh-Te was that portrait taken ; what place, as fir
its the witness can recollect. A. Ido not know whether at
Catania ur Augusta.
Q io what rhararter was that third portrait painted.
A'. In • common dress; as her toys! Highness used to
dress.
Q. Now, as to this portrait of her Royal Highness, in the
Oisrseter of a '.Magdalen, dot she ever see that pnet.ait its
the psiowssiion of any one. A. Wergami chewed it to me one
• clay at A iseusta,telling me it N•lousted to him.
lir. Bronchia objected to the answer bring received Bir-
th.: than s' Anemia," which was assented tn.
Q. Was the Iwo portraits of which the witness has made
mention, the one in the Turkish character, tiiil she ever see
that in the rwsession of any our. A. No.
Q. Du you home whether. portrait of Bergami was taken.
A. Yes.
Q. First will you go dark to Naples, sod say whether you
ever saw at Naples any portrait of Bingrimi. A. les.
Q. In whose possession dirt von see that portrait of Her.
'NMI at Vaph.. A. In nobody's possession.
Q. Where was it von use it. A. Bergansi skewed it to me.
14. You hare told is that Beryline. portrait was painted
in icily--in what character. A. lu a common dress.
Q. Was there more than nise portrait or picture of Der-
gadtii painted ni Sicily. A. Yes.
Q. Is what character was the aroma. A. As a Toth.
Q. How was the dress arranged about the upper part of
his perwoi, Wl' it open or cloned. A. Acrordiug to the
'Turkish cesium it was opt. as far as here—(pointing to her
throat.)
Q. Were there in ire than those two portrait* of which rot
',awe made mention painted its Sicily. A. There have hero
.ourre—
Did you SWOT see any one of those portraits in the posses.
Rion of any other person; any one of them I have seen a
portrait of her Royal Highness in the possession of the
Coontess
The Siolicitor-General—u No' no! no! that is not the an.
ewer.

?be Qiiero's Interpreter—l" Whitt she says ig this. I him,
c• Ante of the Prioress's io the possession of the Colours,

You have told us you have seen different prodmits of Bet,
grain painted, I want to know if you ever saw one of throe
in the posowssion of any other perm's? I sage one of diem
toes in a letter-box belonging to her Ruyal Highness.
I:bich of the pictures; which of the ones she has &-
scribed ? That in sloe Turkish dress.
Do you know whether her Royal Higlinees assisted at all,
at any time, in arranging the dress fur the porpoise of either
of those portraits! Her Royal Highness made up the turban.
Did she make may other part of the dress ? Ido not re-
. collect.
Did bee Royal flightiest ever my any thing to you &bent
the dress? Idu not recollect.
Did her Royal Highness ever any any thing to you about
the dress. or the manner is which she was dressed Ido
not rerailert.
Did Bercarri receive any title at Catania' He was made
• Knight of Malta.
Did he receive any other title either at Catania or Augusta!
At Augusta be was made • Baron.
Hue :oil did her Royal Nielsen remain at Catania/
()Jae month.
Dv you remember the house at Augusta where her Royal
Highness resided? Yea.
Do your remember in that house the disposition of the
heri.rooms of 'or Royal Nig:knees and Bergson ? Yes.
Describe Aron? They were +emirates' by a small gallery,
a plumage, and a little room in which nobody was; nobody
reeSded.
Did that continue during the whole time bee Royal Higb.
nese was at Augusta, or was it afterwards changed ? It was
closiged.
When that change took place, where was the bed-room of
Bergson Rergami's steeping. room was mat to that of her
Royal Highness*.
Was there any communication between the bed room of
Beriensi and the lied-room of her Royal Highness? There
war a door.
Did that door lead immediately from the one room to the
other ! Yes.
Where was the Leitenoni which was occupied by the wit.
nest? By the side of that of Monsieur Reif/ran.
Wis there a door !mini! from the bed room Or BerS•gpi
tato the room of the witness' Yes.
What sea. dune with that door st night? It was always
abut. in the evening.
When yin say that it was always shot at night, what do
74.06 mean; was it merely shut or locked? I base heard
fiergami sometimes try it it were locked.
Wilt you describe more particularly what you ..aid just
rune shoat what you saw Mussileur Berrnoi do Bergarni
was in his room and watched die iu, and tbeu tried if the
duns was locks d.
At Augusta did you assist her Royal High/woe st undress-
ing' Yes.
After you had retired from her room, and after your had on
assisted her Royal Highness to undress, slid yon hear any
[Mug in the room of Brigami? I sometimes heard a whim.
parlor in the room of Monsieur Remain'.
Who was that that yogi heard whispering in the mom of
Monsieur Bergson' I canned precisely say, because I
merely beard a whispering.
Where did het Royal Highness breakfast at Ails:eta! I
du not recollect.
Do-yon recollect where Bergemi breakfasted' Ido not
, recollect; but I saw once a bicskfaststray is the room of
Hoosiers 'lverson.
is answer to a question I had put shout a picture, you
told me you had known her Royal Flightiest arrange Ilse roe.
hags fur the picture; I now %Mersa whether you ewer saw
the Princes, arrange, or (14 any thing to any other part of
tie dress of Bergaml' Yea
you tell us what that was' Her Royal Highness ar-
rented the collar of Lis shirt.
Describe as nearly as you can with your bands" what was
Corse. [The *Ames* described- that the Princess took the
culler of the shill, and laid it open upon his neck, *neuter it
einem.]

Did she say any thing—what. observation did she make—
bee Hayti Higlinese? Her Royal Highaess said abs liked,
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