The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-10-10 00:00:00

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own rental I can't swear Itat als always (lined in her own
room ; hut 1 do .wesr she did nut dice oith an, outfit
of the enmity, owl that she shay. dined with hermit.
Where did !Algot Beraawii dine' Sometimes silt. /IP,
Royal Highness, sunitiames not.
Where did the Aerooutant dew.? At our !Ale.
Always? Always.

• gigggistisaggssigagogoptslid Faostins Martini? I d.. .
IVlsort iltrl he Itv# AOr Ban.
Did Martini at any time Iti,e at the Villa d'Este > I
don't know; at that time I was not to the averse sir ime
Nord Highness. • •
You ii4.l tie Renytlini errompasied hey Royal Highness 1..
Si. Onset's, did any others of Ilergsrai's Mistily accompany
her one else.
Where did you Irate Hum Some at Milan ; some at
Volt have told of several journey. in which yon urrnrn-
yelni:rl her Royal Hitghtwss; the Vat wa• from Milan to
Rome; who were the potty on that journey, from Milan
Rome Counte.. nl,h, Rerzemi, Hireonymna.
Hownam, I.IIIEI !terrain'', Mademoiselle Ihuortir, Drmusit,
and the little Viet...rine.

%%h, travelhd in the earratella from Mohan I. fie,Hr •
Most ?

I modrsratnewl y- n called new f the carriage' • giaanitalla '
Mower IVillians Antal,' and Vaaeali.

%VIII, in the Nudist, ? Madrmul.t Ile Bruseise, Degas,.
•ss.l Mr. Hemmen.

WltPre did Luigi B•r=ami and the Steward ride? Ilea
Steward eel out out 01” 10-ore.
%Mot carriage did Luigi &mini ride in ' A mewl's,
will. two amts.

W. that another carriage briougiag 10 her Royal High.
arse ? It tan.

How rummy earthly-a had her Royal Highnr,r in ilw jour-
ney from Aisechis hi Home Three.

From Rome to Senrcaglia bow many Tiofff, iocioding
her ORM.

Who greet-11,d iw the bastailella moni
and Mr. Howitaut.

11'hu in the garraiella' Master Wlit•am and
And afro in the carriage of her It.lll Ii hne.. The
Countess Oldi, her 110)11 Illi;hitesa, the Biros., and VlC-
turine.

_l6w dirt Lwiri itergewsi travel from Rome to S 4 tourniglia!
Ina cal-rate-111 by hisneetr.
These were the fuur carriers blougin; to the Pr Meet.
Thoi, were.

Did Ihey travel null way all the way Its Seeeraglia Yet.
Whot uihir costlier besides yes/welt had her Royal fligh-
tless wills her at list lime ? Nose else—after we (male,
me) there was Ssrehiui.

iVss it hot very hot weather during the juareey from
Rome to Ftrutegse Vury hot.
Was that the to &son why the Pristeesa travelh A by night'
Her Royal Highness travelled by night on oreolott of at.
heat.

la sliat (spier did they En)ler Zial rnr-
riage went ant, the ba•tadell■ aecead, cud alter thin it.
carrairlla

Was Stojotwhi with you on Ow j.)ttroty 'Frs.
DO you home two servant. of the ileums of Sulysoan
Piihillore? Yee.

%Vele they Ott shot jottesey .! They were.

Is Ilse mama of cartels he Italian applicable as mach to a
blind which Idly op as to ■ curtain which draw *aid, '—
Cortina means bads, • elands or a Wit.'

Hnw did Salyut's awl Polyektre Ro ua Itch joierory?.
lymatt wrst os the Wu; Pelydore re Instilled as It 00000 e, an.l
tames day after.
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On that journey front Plume to Sonrct2lin, did not Ton
nn to order the hornet' ? ; Src, holt not (10111 ROlth:
fur that purpose tarn hoots kern,.
Will Ana OWeif thAt von chill not go no to order the
Itorata! No; Samhint let not two tenors htlinele.

That is nu answer; I a-k y. u, will %ins swear that %on
yniirself did not to flies/aid to miler the horses '
will swear it two htindrid thousand times, that I was ritb
she carriage of her Royal Nighurs•.
Who Ordered the horses Narrhini at t out beton haul] for
that purpose.

Did Sieehloi travel io a cariatella ? lie !tired • earrine
from ...ire to .tar.
How came yew to swear that Saeellioi travelled its the cai-
eatella

Mr. Brougham denied that the uitneas Ind said en:
stated that Ilattitiat travelled in a .arralella, not in tA,
earrafeitat.

The Lords seerned to concur will, the I.es,rif
man'. objection.
Mat reason was there for Sirchilti travellioc in • Cl/ I'.
Melia! Because he had before rudr a siege or Inu, soul
it hared.

Then he did travel some part of tt:e jmirnev on Lori,
Mirk As I said before, he rode • little on borMback tion
Itnnie to Ancona.

Dow long was that before the journey from Rome login..
Radio ? About tiro months.
Does he mean to say that two month. elapsed brine►',
Sarehinir accident and the journey In Srueraalii ? Ne s.
out from Milan to gip to Rome, and was chafed after five in
sit ►lager, and at Parma be rerptertell me to get him to go to
a carriage and say nothing about it in
I know very wall he went in a carriage at that tune, lint I
want to know how Saechini trawl-11.d in the journey from
Rome tnScnegalta lie rude post from Rome to Stimgarbi,„
changing the carriage at every stage.
Rut I ask, if hr was two months at Rome between the
journeys which have: been stationed? Yes; in June, July,
and August.
Does be mean to swear that Sarchitii laboured under the
effects of hia accident all that time

Mr. Brougham said, that the witness had not said so.
He stated, that hacchini was chafed (the Original ass far mule
coarse), a ciicumstance which proved that he was an great
cavalier. He remained at Rome fur two months at.
terwards, Lint it was an ■mnmption of his How. Friend that
be remained there iu consequence of his basing been so
dialed.

Will von ask the reason then, why Sari-Irani travelled from,
Rome to Senegal;ha in • carriage? Birair.e he wvs Out
good to sit 49111 horseback ; he won got buy' and chafed.

I ank, if he son got tired and chafed, if lie Iravreltril nne
part of she way on hiiiiieharh from Rum.. to Sem-4mb* ? Nu.
Ilow long Wig Sacchini in the service of her Ruyel High-
Twelve or 13 months at I.

Was Sacchiot accompanying the Princess on hrr tour
through Germany lle tra< in the service of her Royal
[litho's. at that time, hut I we< not.

Where did you r-side during the time you were •I Rome'
At the hotel De l'Etirope, in the PiRUA &papule, oppo-
site the bowie of the Spanish Ambassador.

Did you sleep there I did.
When at Rome wills the Prinerqs, were you always M the
house of her Royal ? Yes.
Do menu to say that you slept every night in the
house of the Princess while you were at Rome? I slid.
And never at any other place No.
Were you afterwards at Rome with her Royal Richness at
any other time? No.
I ask you agaia if you slept every night in the house of
the Princess, or if you slid not sleep elsewhere for a con-
siderable lime' I always slept its the house of the Prin-
cess.

Were you not then confined in prison ' No.
Nor at any nailer tints when You were there with the Prin-
cess When 1 was there with the Princes+ never.

Was it before you were there with the Priem sa that you
were confined in prison

Mr. Elsougham—lle has said nu such thing as that he
waseoutioed in prison.
Were you ever in prison at Rome ? In what way
Did you ever sleep, or ware you ever confined in prison '
I was once arrested and confined in the watch•boase fur five
days.
% ben was that ? It was when I went to fetch mouev
finm a Banker; I quarrelled with the pitaiillions fur not
giving me my horses; th, y began to ill-treat me, and
prepared to retaliate t seven of the postillions came against
me with their pitchforks, I drew out my pistol and fired it;
■t that moment a courier came up f • L'Astolia and hell
my arm at the time I had pulhd the trigger to kill the
postillion—lie held my arm and got the contents himself.
%Vtiesi the Magistrate saw that I was right, he kept me i❑
prison lee days and then released me.
Why, was not the postillion mean the courirr :

7 be
pomdlione attacked an mil I limeade) to kill wee of
tkess.

Was She courier hart' Me we ',muted.
Did he doe is ewe .t! • lie rho ins forty days ill ;
he mislay friend._

How fir I* RelHoelli Goat Asa se ? About 14 Roman
mites to Frascati, and ate big mile Cron IbtatiCio Ituf.•
,Goelli—L'Astalta is tie Area stage tears limbs.
• Does be lane Ilse Arse aisle hack ? T. Perarsowles.
Nimatirsolard by Or. flasagliais.
Were yea gain frost Rome to her Royal Illibeters
was.

Had you • large mat of istatery is costa y for her Royal
illsoraa ! I lierlb,ollo
Yoe say that the courier was a 'sired of yoars f He was
hr is still my friend.
Titre it was not at his you were firing! No, it wes not
Lilu -wished se kill.

It was some one of the *even postillions who oltselied
you ' Von, I might have killed two Of threetlleie were
twos balk is my pistol.

WIT! they the pistols yew had to defewd yourself on the
j.nmisy ? They were In derelict me from the hiklikirryisen-
-I here are always highwaymen on the road.
Question by Lord Erskine—Daring the mimic time you
were in the service of her Royal Highness did yen ever
vbeerve any part of her behaviour immodest or ImPereut,
wither with respect to Bergamo or any other person
Never. Berkami always behaved with much respect when
he spoke so the Princess.

By Lord Elleaborongh—Were yor travelling alone when
the accident bappessed to you? 1 was travelling in the pre-
t

Dii you kou-w why you were released front prison Because
the 3lsnisirale saw that I was right, that it was a moisfurtuue,
an accident, sod be endeevonred to get my release.
Dill her Royal Higbnees write in your favour on that
occasion ?-

Mr. Drntuao appealed to their Lordships, oud the gun-
/Om war over-roletl.

By the Earl of Lauderdale—Do you know the kusbaud
of 'he Countess Oh ? Yes.

By Lord Pridraux—ln what mouth did the Princess go
to Seuegaglia ? lu August; s►e set off at about elms to
the touruing.

Mr. Timothy Julie Flynn was next called and examined bp

Mr. DCIIIII3O.

Yon are a Lieutenant in the Royal Navy of England ?
Ye..

Are you nn• settled in ?Sicily Yes.
Itid ton see her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales at
IWeindiva in November, IPIS ' Yes, 1 did.
Drel ynn take any command un board auy vessel at that
iru•> Yes.

W hat vessel? A run-boat.
Did Mr Royal Highness make any application to you re.
sprrring any voyage? Yes, •he did.

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What royage was that ? To proceed with her on a voyage
to Constatintiople and oilier places.
R'ae a ',Mime hire,' for that purpose'
Who had the command of the pulsar ? Her Royal
Ilighurss Rave me the command.
DA you continue in command all the time her Royal
Illicitness was en board! Must assuredly.
%%hi, fitted up the cabins I did.

Did you it them np ender the direetious of her Royal
llozharss, or at your own discretion " I fluid them up se_
.cording to the orders of her Royal Highness.
And NI her own expense' Yrs.
Was any surgeon un board the polnere? We took
Lim on board at Toms.