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Does she sods that the doors of the rooms opened hit.
the gallery ? Yes.
Were there any other doors of the bedrooms of the other
part of her Royal Highsess's wile, that *reed hats that
gallery? An far as I can recollect, nofte.
Was there a door at the head of the gallery? Tes.
Was that door kept lucked ? I do sot recollect.
Du yon remember on any day seeing Herrn' in her
Royal Highness's room, at Jerusalem ? Ye,.
Where was flergami when you saw him is the bedroom
onset: Royal Bochum? He entered the beetroot'', and
threw him-elf down nn the bed its a ladierertisjesitiwg way.
Was her Royal Highne►s present? Yes.
Did he remain nn the bed ? Not long.
During the daptinee, while you were at Jerusalem, did
you see the Princess and Bergami in the gallery you flariM
tinned ? 1 sometimes saw them in the morning in the
gallery.
Was Bergami there? Yes.
that were they doing? They spoke together.
Describe what they were doing in the gallery! I recollect
nothing bat that I saw them talking together.
At the time run saw them in the gallery how was the
Princes. dressed? In a morning cloak.
Had she any other psrt of her dress on? She bad the
genie dress un as when she was going to lie down.
You hare s,id Bergami slept in a dining.rnons and the
Princess in her cabin till you arrived at Jaffa : where did the
Princess sleep after? On deck.
Was there any tent no deck ? Yes.
Was there any bed noiler the tent ? Two small beds.
Did the Princess sleep in one of them Yes.
Did you. assist in unarming her No.
Who did ? I don't know.
Did any body sleep in the other bed Bergami.
Did that continue during the whole voyage from Jaffa to
Italy ? Yea
While the Princess slept in the rahin, where did the little
Virtuiine sleep' I don't know whether abe slept with the
Princess or the Countess Oldi.
Afte• the Princess used to sleep un desk, who slept in the
cabin? Little Yietorine; my sister and I myself, by turns,
took care of the child
What became of the bed in the dining-room occupied by
liergsmi ? I don't recollect.
Do yon recollect the Princess bathing in the vessel' Yes.
Dia she loathe Mare than once? I duo% recollect more
than twice.
Who went with her in the bath' Bergami.
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Did they come up together after, or did Bergams come
first ? Bergami came on deck to call me to go and dress the
Did they remain at the bath long together ? Nearly three
quarters of an hour.
Who assisted Su getting water for the bath I saw Theo-
dore Ilajocchi st tussling by the side of the dour with a pail
of water itt his baud.
Have you ever seen the Princess and Bergami under the
tent in the dyy-tim, ? Yes.
Once, or often? Often.
How did her Royal Highness employ herself on board the
vessel She wurktil for little Victurine.
Did she 5:0 any work fur soy body else' I don't recol-
lect.
• The Lord Chancellor directed the witness should be al-
lowed to retire. On her return she was aakett—
When Here:mil told you to go down to the Princess, after
coming oust of the bath, in what state was her Royal High-
seas She was in her own cabin standing ap.
Had she any clothes nn ? The same dress sbe bad on as
cm the morning before when 1 undressed her.

Her bed-gown' Yes.
Did you assist in dressing her Yes.
How was Bcrzami employed ou board the vessel He
was almost the whole day lying down on his bed.
When you talk t.f the whole day on his bed, what bed du
you mean; after you lift Jaffa ? The little bed on deck
Howler the tent.
When you saw him in the morning, what dress bad he
ou ' A kind of Greek sown with wide sleeves.
Did your ever see him do any thing to amuse the Prime's
Yee.
Describe it He was phiyiag tricks mid jukes. Once II
saw liim take a cushion and put it under his gown, and walk
about deck.

lln you mean in front ' Yes.
Did you olive-rye what the Princess did She laughed.
Do you remember any shirts being made on hoard • A.
far as I eau recollect the Countess that made some shirts fur
Bergami.
Du von remember what the Princess did She often
worked.
Dol the Priheess do any thing to the shirts She said
that she would make them herself.
What passed The Pr i *CM said that she would make
the shirts betself.
What pas.ed—did yon hear what was said to the Priireess
shoot tie. shirlv Bergsma said that he waisted some shirts
made. The Princes., said that dm. would make them herself.
What said &tuna, i He smiled only.
Weie these the same shirt• which were made by the
Countess OW, ' 1 don't know ; but the Countess made
some shirts.
Did Bergansi ever give you any thing to mend ' Some.
times.

What ? I can't recollect
Where did you hind in Italy ? Near Terracing.
Did you return to Villa d'Este ? Yes.
Was any eliain:e made as to the situation of the bedroom
of the Prin. ellfl alter your return ? YOII., some time after.
While you were at Jerusalem was soy order conferred or
Bereami Yea.
What order ? That of the Holy Sepulchre.
Was any other Order instituted at Jerusalem The Or-
der of St. Cat Mine was instituted, but I don't recollect if at
Jernsalem or on board the vessel.
Was that Order, or any situation in it, conferred on Ber-
rmi Bergsma was to be made Grand Master of it.
Was he in tact appointed ? Yes.
Did he afterwards wear any decoration of the Order
Yes.
Witness was stating a change made in the apartment of
the Princess at Villa d'Est.e i bow lung after your Moon
did that change take place .? :Nov three %mks, as far as I
Call recollect.
Do you recollect the new situation or the bedroom of the
Pi inerss TCP.
Dow did it communicate with the rest of the house—by a
corridor ur passage? Yea, there was a corridor which cum•
miiiiicated with the rest of the house.
Was there any door at the end of the cut ridur ' Nearly
in the middle there was a door. .

Was this done upon or shut at night? Shut.
Was there any alteration made in the wall of the inter-
mediateoroom ? I saw masons at wed:, in order to demist
on opening in she wall for a dour to communicate with the
room of the Princc.s.
Passing through the bed. room of the Prince's to go to
that of llergaoti, did you go through that openiutg so
made? Yea.
Do you remember on returniug to the Villa &Este, if any
new table was pt.:pared for dialog the relations of Bergami
or not Yes.
Mr. Broitcham complained that by putting " or nut," at
tier cud of a torsi , the Solieitor.tieneral contrived to use
• great many leading questions.
The Soliettor•Gereral admitted thit *meta them might
have the rifest of leading questions, but they were runsonant
with general principles.
Mr. William.: put it to the Solicitur•General and their
Lordships to say, if such questions could be fair ones ' It
was difficult to &termitic the hoe fur the limitation of ques-
tions, but the mind of a liberal Advocate would make him
cautious in overstepping it.
Who diocd at the table? Dergamt's mother, sister Pau,-
tioa, his brother Luigi, and one cousin.
Who was the cousin—of what order or rank was he? A
Count.
What situation aid Luigi Bergaini held was Prefect
of the Palace.
Was the sister Faustitia oirrritAl Yes.
Where was Ler husband In the Palace.
Was the niutlser .if Ilergami called Nuns Yea.
Now was she called after your return from Greece?
Damns Livia.
Do you remember the theatre at the villa d'Este Yes.
Did ma Leigi Bergatai act there' Ye!

bid pot ever see him pi■y sey tidos there with her Heys!
Hieliweve the Princess? Yes—k woodeemesd like Herlefets
mod she Prieceso like Caiiinsiese
Whew erased Ind rime into the servitor of her Royal
Highness, did he wear ear.►iece! Yee.
Did he continue to we sr the anew aieirieter or was they
chanted for °these? He ehangeil theta fair others.
What became .1 the ear-ring. which he wore at 1
erior them afterirenis in the can of her Royal Highness.
Had the little virtorioe any ear rialto Yea.
Did she l'UNtillUe to wear the same cer.rinea, or were
others gives her? They were rhinoceri at the Tills d'itnto.
Whet was shine with those others? 1 sow them after.
wards io the ease of the Prioress.
Was that at the same time whew you sow the ushers Yes.
Were they soiled or oeporated describe bow they wrre
wore? There were twu in each ear, bet separate, owe
of each pair in each ear. . .

Dmeribe hew they were pnt into the ear, aepentely is the
ear, or one poi iti the e.r sad the other eettereeted with
that ? They were both in the some hole.
Du you remember the drew Bergamo wore so (varier ?
Yea.

Do you remember a bat or the mime shape aistl Corm wont
by any one save • cap of tea silk on the head of her
Royal Hieho•ss.
Where—st what place' It was made at Naples.
Do you remember a black silk cravat wore by Bereami ?
Yea; he generally wore in the rentsiine • black silk cravat.
Have yon seen Unit black silk cravat any fame else In
ber Royal Highness's ;limn.
More than once ? Several times.

Does she remember observing any thint of the slippers of
Bergner' ? I remember he mice 11341 a pair of w►ite .hppe.s.
Has she ever seen those white slippers any where store
Ye*, in her Royal Highness's room.
(Hy a Peer)—Wbst room' In tier bedroom.
1)oes the witness recollect sleeping two nights ender tests
at Bungs, on the journey to Jerusalem, seeing any thing in
the tent her Royal Highness slept in I saw something be.
losging to Dergaini, hot I cannot recollect what it was.
Does she by " soinethiog," mess any part of Isis dress?
Yes.

Do you remember the revideoce of Count Pinta! Yes.
Did her Royal Htehneas ever go to pay a villa to Coast
Pisio before she cent to Greece? Yea.

Diil you ai the houseuf Count Pino sleep far or war
from the roust' of her Royal Richness? Near.
%Tee there any door opening from your room into the bed-
ratio u( the Princess

Lid Bergamo come into your room at night' When I
had laid dows I saw Hergsmi pass through my room.
Where did he go to' He was guiog towards her Royal
Highueso's room.
Was there any light in your room' There was a little
night (snip.
bid you are him come out of the Princess's room again
I did nut : I fell asleep.
How lung was that before the voyage to Greece' About
three week•.

Do yon remember a place called the Barons., Yea.
Of what did That couplet A hues, and est.te.

What teas the house called...-. The Villa Betgami.
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During the lime they were at the Villa d'Este, after their
return from Greece, did her Royal Highness go to the Villa
It.rgami'Yea.
Did you accompany her? Yee. •
Do yuu remember the situation of the bedrooms of the
Princes. and Ikrganti at the Barons? Yes.
Di.acribe them' They were separated by tt passage and
snisll green cnbitirt; the bed-room of her Royal Highstisu
a as by toe stile of that cabinet.
Where did that at air-case lead to The stair-case led
down in order to go out of the house.
Was there any corridor or passage r Yes.
Was there any door in that corridor! Yes.
Was it shut or open at night ? It was shut during the
night.

Could any person when the door was shut at algid gel
into the guavas ut the Prootvog and Bervlint Nu, 111019111
they passed by the other panne.
Must they go down RtAllp, and then come up for that pur-
pose? It was necessary to go down, and then come up on
the other 11111/C.

Do the doors of the bed-rooms of any other persons of
the suite of the Princess open into that corridor? There
were Tune rooms which opened into that corridor.
Du they open on the same side? The four duors were is
this line, and the danr of the co►ridor in that.
When the dour of the corridor was shut, did it cot off
the Comm alien with those four rooms? Yes.

How lone did you continue at the Barona at that time!
The first tune wily three or four days.
You 'monied flu rs again ;licit Yea.
HIM long did you rem.itu the second lime ? Two mouths
nearly.
IVas her Royal Highness and Bereanii there all that
time" ISio.

%I heir did they go lo' To Germany.
now long did they remain before tliry sent to Gummy!
A month

Dui you make any vhservations on the conduct of her
Ruysl Ilighuou and Itergrmi, during that month; hoar they
cundni tt d themselves to each other ? rth; l wade OW par-
itcular ot,a•rv.t:ou. _

How dui they aidrris earl. other The Princess
sometimes said alum 'sten) to IPrgsmi, and Rergami, ad-
&cuing her Royal !Debuts', caltrd her Princess.
Do you ktiow what the Frroch mean by lietoyer f' A. Yes,
meaning the second persou to the mogul sr number.
You said that Bergami addreased her Royal Highness
by the title u( Princess ; how wru she addressed by others ~(
her suite ? N hen Neldressitig her she was commonly
called your Royal Higtmulas.
Whew at the Barytes did you observe. Bereami doing any
thine to the Primer's ? A. Ido not recollect.
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Do you teateuilscr •u)' badl/1 being guiren at the Ramos
Yes.

Who attended those bsils Persons of love condition.
Did you etre be:ir brr Ituysl Highness sad Berfami
of the conduct of any of the persons attending those
br lls • Yes. 1111
yoeirseif make any, observation 1111 tbe conduct
of the perilous at the ' Yes.

Will you tell us what you saw in the rooduct of persons
at the hall which was al•o seen by the Prioress ? In the
preseucc.of the Primes' I sail notbmg root:cider.
Hate you heard Drigtuti tell her Hovel Dighness any
thing as to the conduct ul the persons at the ball ? Yes,
Olare.
Whit was it' Berrsrui related a story of what had hap•
pencil in the house.
Did that relate to persons at the hall' y...
W bat was the story' This story was so iodecent that I
dare not relate it.
Was the story you are now referring to told by Bergami
to the Priuce.s ' Yes.
In your presence' Yes.
Without telling alt the particulars, can't you tell as gene•
rally what it was ? I have told you I can't repeat it.
Lord Erskine said, •uless the story was given, he conceiv-
ed the latter questions and answers relating to it ought to
be struck out of the alutrt•band writer's flutes.
'1 hi. Solicitor. General ■grzed that unless they could get
at the particulars, the other part must be struck oul.
Mutt was this story which Dergaini repeated to the Prin-
re•ss ? It was a story relative to a young gentleman and one
of the yonug WOMlttl ; sromething which happened iu a cham-
ber.

What did Beriami tell her Royal Highnecs as to what
had parsed between this younz man and the yousie woman
in a chamber? lie said all .hat had passed on the bed.
The Lord Chancellor said, that fur their Lordships to form
a judgment, they must have the particulars.
Lord Erskine concurred .1i opinion with the Lord amt.
cellnr.
% hat did &swami ray Itappeued between this young man
and the female nu the bed Be, genii said the young man
had this youug woman on the bed,. and be related all that
had passed.
Several Nobk Lords hcie.callerl," Strike it out !"
The Solicitor•Gentlial said, that au far as be wee concern-
ed, be felt uu disposition to pursue it any further, and if
their Lordships thumilit pimperEbe bad no objectiuu to Lav-
in it struck out of the
Mr. Brougham being applied toe to know if he cuacorsed,

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