The Sun.
London, England, 1820-09-06 00:00:00

PARLIAMENT,

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, SEPT. 5.

THE QUEEN.

(The Examination of GUISEPPE SACCHI, by the
ATTORNEY-GENERAL,continuedfromourryper

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Q. Ilist-yon',SO•to 1114:int leoni ?—A. After
-we set out froniArilitt d'Este we went to Mont

Falconi.
What time did you arrive there ?—We arrived
there when it was already night.
Where did the PrinCess and Bergami go on
arriving at Mont Falconi ?—Being overtaken by
a storm, we were obliged to stop by the way at
a miserable inn. The Princess and,Bergami went
up stairs into a room. , _

Did they remain in that room alone P—They
remained there alone until the remainder of the

suite arrived.

How long did they remain. there P—An hour,
or an hour and a half.-

• After that journey did they return to Milan
to the Barona ?—They
Did they go from-the Barona to Rome ? They did.
On the way to Rome, did you stop at a place
called Savigniani ?—I do not know the place.
Did thay stop at a place called Savigniana ?--
They did.
Was the Princess ill at Savigniana ?—Yes, she
was overtaken by yiolent pains.
Did you see who attended on the Princess on
that occasion ? Bergami and the Countess of Oldi.
Do you know whether medicine or any ap-
plications were given to the Princess on that
occasion ?—I do not know whether, medicine was
given her Royal Highness, but I,saw: Bergarni
and the Countess of Oldi making some clothes hot.
Where did they carry them ?—When warm,
Bergami as well as the Countess, carried them
into the room where her Royal,llighness was.
Did the Princess go to Ancona ?—Yes.
At Ancona, do you know the situation' of the.
Princess's bed with respect to Bergand's ?—One
,day I was called by Bergami while, in bed, and
as I was speaking to him, there was a door opened
.into another room, which.' believe was her Royal
Highness's room.

Why do you believe it was her. Royal ifiglv
mess's room

Mr. DENmAN..--4 object to
,that, because it
inay- lead to every species of illegal evidence.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL.—UntiI you heat
the answer, you cannot tell whether it, is legal
evidence or not.

The LORD CHANCELLOR.--I , apprehend the
question ought to have been, " Do you know it
was the. Princess's, bed-room ?"—I cannot say
-with. certainty.

What did you see in that room when the door
opened ?—I saw several things belonging to her
Royal Highness; as for instance, the boxes be-
longing to her toilet. •

Was there a bed in that room ?—There was.
Were they afterwards at Ru pi nelli ?—We were.
At that place was Bergaini ill, and confined to
bed ?—Yes.

Had you occasion, during his illness, to go to
his bed-room during the night ?—One evening,' I
was going to visit him, and I saw by his door,
which was about one-third, part open, Bergami
in bed; that was about eleven o'clock at night.
• ,You. say he was in bed—did' you see any one
else in the room 1— Yes; there was also her
:Royal Highness.
Where was her Royal Highness I—ln the
Toom, by the side of the bed, stretched on a sofa.
Did. you see what was on the sofa?—Some
'cushions.

Upon seeing her in that situation, did you go
in or turn back ?—I withdrew immediately.
Did you after that go to the Villa Brandi ?—Yes.
In what part of the house did you sleep in the
Villa Brandi slept in the wing of the house
on the left of the entrance hail.

Do you know where Bergami slept in the Villa
Brandi ?-11e slept on the right hand, exactly
opposite to my room.

Do you know where the /Princess slept 2-11'er
Royal Highness slept on the same side of, the
house as Bergami.
Do you remember, at Villa Brandi, seeing Ber-
gami any where ?—I remember one night, after
midnight, when it was insufferably hot, I was at
the window of my room, when I heard a noise on
the side *here Bergami slept; I withdrew a
little, when I saw Bergami come out of his room,
and go to the door of te apartment, of the Prin-
cess ; be opened the door, entered, and came
oat no more.

How long did you remain at the window after
Bergami's entrance into the apartment. of her
Royal Highness ?--A bout an hour.
Did you observe Bergarni any other night ?
A few days afterwards I saw the same thing.
At what time was it when you "Sawillerga.mi
the second time?—About the same time as-the
first. •

Did you on the second occasion see Bergami
return to his room did not.

How long did you remain at the,window the
second time you saw Bergami enter and not re-
turn ?—About a..quarter of an hour.
While you weneitat the ,Villa Brandi did, you
see any Busts-? Yds.—Whom did they represent?
Of whenniwe're the busts ?—I was told that
one , was of -het Royal Highness, the other of
Bergami..., _ _

. -
I don't ask you what you were. told. What
did they appear to :yourself to be ?—One ap-
peared to be H. R. Wighness, the other Bergami.
Where did you,i6el -those busts saw them
'in the room of Ilgrgatni, at the Villa Brandi.
Were they bulk of the sa-me size ?---Nearly so.

At what time of the, year was it that you saw
Eergami entering the Princess's room ?--In the
month of July.' • •
Did the Prhicess go from Rome to Senegalia ?.Yes.'
Did' she travel by night or by day ?--J-She tra-
yelled always by night.
Was it very ha weather at the time ?—Very hot.