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

You my the Princess reed to walk arm in arm with Der-
genii ; how did she used to address him ; what espreasioas
ettst eke used to use ? Familiar espreesions.
What were they ? I have heard her rail blm sometimes
" mow awe, snow sage, aeon ewer, see* amore."
Did you gIP before the Print-sea on the joserney to 'Feria ?
I went before be the last mare to the inn.
Did you stake any arrangement of she rooms at that inn
for the accommodation of the Princess? Yea, it was ar.
ranged between ewe and the lookeeper, to give to her Royal
Highness the best apartments, and to she dame erhooneogr,
and also the femme de Theodore, and to the pollees's& I
allotted other apartments quite separate fur themselves.

Did that arrang►ment continue, or wa■ it altered ? No;
at the arrival of the Princess and the rest, I .hewed them that
distribution of the rooms that I had made; but it did nut meet
with the approbation of her Royal Highness ur Bergami, and
the apartments which I had destined fur the gentlemen were
dedicated to tier Royal Highness, Ber;ami, the dame dhow-
Neer, and the femme de ehausbre.
How near was the chamber of Bergami to that of the
Princess after this alteration ? Between the room of her
Royal Highness and that of Bergami there was a room in
which the Countess Oldi slept.
Was there any communication from Remittal's room to
that of the Princess through ilia room tailor Countess Oldi
There was a mutual communication through it.

How loug did bre Royal Highness remain at Turin?
About six days; I don't know exactly.
Do yon remember going nith the Princess end Dergami
to Barone? I du.
Whilst you were at the Barons were any balls given there
by the Princess! Many balls.
What description of persons attended these balls ? In the
beginuing, besides the people in the voile of her Royal
Highness, all sorts of people of distinction came—hut after
these balls people of all ranks, and even of very low condi-
tion were introduced, and also between the people of her
Royal Highness mad the women who ram. there was some
freedom, cad then the people of distioctiou were nu longer
meets at them.
What do you mean by freedom ? Some persons took
these women and made them go out from the ball-room cc-
cording to their pl and will.

Did the Princess know this—
Mr. Denman objected in this question.
The Lord Chancellor--" You had better ask what her Royal
Highness did."

Hate you heard the Princess say any thing at these bills;
on these women going oUt and ctorisiug in? Nn, I have not.

Did you hest her Royal Highness say !lay thing, or did

any con lion pass between her Royal Highness and your.,
self respecting soy ior these females who used to attend the
balls ? One day whilst I was in the court, and her Royal
Highness and Rergarai were there, her Royal Highness told
me in these precise words: she said, " that she wished
to make a present to some of these girls;" and then she
asked me, " bow can we dress these' maids, Guiseppl
Racchi?" and then she said " do you believe they are such?"
and I answered that "ss far as I was courerned, I believed

there to he honest girls," and that "I bad eluiLiutt to say
ageing, them," and the Princess told me "fugue (coveln),
I know that you have mine to bed with three of them ■nd have
had intercourse with them many times," and !dietig snrpris.
ell at ibis ciimplimeut, endeavoured to persuade her Royal
Ilighness that she was deceived, and Bevgami who was present,
began to lauZh, and to try aloud, "It a true! it is true! it
is true!"

Did you know to which of these girls it was that her Royal
Highness intended to make the presents?--
Before an answer could be given to Ibis question, the
answer In the last we., at the desire of some of their Lord-
ships, read two or three times from the short.h•nd.writera
minutes, and the word "honest" was altered into " natideat,"
laud the wind '• maids" into " young virgins."
Mr. Brougham objected to the alteration of the wurd.
The Earl of lotuderdile suggested, that in the minutes
the Italian word should be inserted, above ur under the
lish word " maids."
Have you seen the Priueess at those balls when those girls
of low condition were in the room? Several times.

Did the Pr inert, join in the dances? Sometimes.
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Upon any of these occasions have yea heard the Princess
make any other remark ou these young women ? When sums
of these women came by, and were seen by her Royal High-
ness, sbe torched her arm by her finger mud laughed, and
mice exclaimed, " How much the population of &Inas was
increased !"

Did you accompany the Princess in her tour through
Germany? I did
lis the course of that journey do you remember Bergami
purchasing • gage calculated to carry two persons ?
Yes I du.
After that carriage was purchased, whn toed to travel in
it ? During the night, and in bad weather in the day time,
it was fur me.
Did the Pri ever travel in that carriage herself ? Yea,
during fair weather, tw the day time she travelled in this car.
claire with Bergson.
Do you remember, when travelling in that carriage, the
Priam., cud Bergami going on before the rest of the suite?
I remember once I remained at a place, itso name of which I
forget, that her Royal Highness and Bergami set out suddenly
in this small carriage. I was not in lime ao follow, as I wee
employed in making the other carriages get ready ; I follow.
eel as attain as I could, and although I made all the bailie
possible I amid not overtake them till they arrived at the
first station.
When you arrived at that place dill yon perceive the
Princess and Berganti any where ' I asked 'boat thine, and
I was shewn to a room wbere they were.
Did you go to that rums? I went and knocked at tha
dour, and impsieril if I mild enter; Amami answered
M Coma in," which I did; and after I entered I saw her
Royal Highness and Bergami on a bed; but I most observe
they were decently dressed, and distant from each DOW.
How were they lying? They ware lying on the bad as far
as the middle, anti their hocks supported against the wall.
1, she course of out j y did you mop al say Om at
which say English wens? I don't blow.
Had juti received soy directions as the subject of the
English from any person ? I remember mess pn lb. foods.
1111 unit*, her Royal Highness told me Ant the first t=ta
to settling the lodgings, was ask if there went say