The Sun.
London, England, 1820-10-23 00:00:00

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When at the Margravine's, and at what hour.
did you return to the inn ?—About ten o'cloc:k.
Be so good asto say what yoti did the followhw
day bet:l'o/e we W4tto the Grand Duke's.'
Do you "remember g iizig with 'Berganii. front
Scharnitz to Inspruck aboitt passports ?—Yes. • '
'At what timedid you 'set 'otf?--We set otit
about afternoon7—about nooti—after. dinner.

At what hour did you return to Stharnitz ?--
A bout two or three in.the morning.

Where did You go‘on your return to Scliarnkz
—into what room did you go ?--Into her Royal
Highness's room.

Where was her Royal HiAliness at that time
Sitting. on a bed, half•leani►:g, half lying.
Was she dressed or undressed i'—She was Co-
vered with a sha:4l..

AV-4s there any person with her ?—Yes.

Who was thereat that time ?--Berganii at first,
thea. came ichiavani, and afterwards the Countess
Oldi out of her own room.

What room was, that ?—lt adjoined her 'Royal
Highness's room.
Did you *see little Victorine that morning ? Yes.
_AV here I—Sitting on a bed. -
What bed ?—Her Royal Highness's.
Did you sere any one else ?----- Yes.
Did Nouzee Dumont ?-1

Was-she dressed or undressed ?—DresEO.
Did any one•froni the Police• come that molti-
ng; ?--No.t in the morning, but a few minutes after
our return.

Pict !,vott speak to him
Did von after that return to 'the room of her.
Royal ilichntss ?---Often. -
how came you to go often into tier Royal
Highness's room ?--Pirst, to g,ive her an account'
of those Who had arrived ; second, to knout if
she wanted any thing ; and lastly, to give her an
account of the weather, and tell her the roads had
been cle,nred of the snow.

Did her Royal Highness's suite make prepara-
tions to set out for Charnitz ?—Yes ; they re-
mained up the whole night.
You have said that
.y'ou were in her Royal
Highness's room ; did you see any other per-
sons in it during those preparations ; the
same as I saw before.

"Were there • beds for her goya.l Highness's
suite to sleep on ?—There was straw. ,

'Where the Corridor adjoinhigler'Roya
Hightt(;ss's room.

Do you mean the 'corridor into which her Royal
Highness's room opened.?—Yes.
Were'her Royal Highness's suite there lying
on the straw saw nobody lying there, for
they were all up when I came.
'What time did you Set•out on the journey ?
At day-break.
kind the preparations lasted till that time ?
There were no preparations to make, the horses
were engaged the day before.
While the preparations were 'making did you
see Bergarni 1.--7 Many times:
Was ,he at any or those times undressed ?
Never.

Where (lid you see Bergami ?—ln the kitchen ;
on the stairs at the door, and in the room of her
Royal- iglinpss.
Do you remember, on the. German tour, stop-
ping at Trieste es.
How long did her Royal Highness remain
,there day and a half.
- 'Where did she go then ?—To Venice.
Were you .evcir at Rome with her Royal High-
ness ?--Many times.

Does he_remember one time when her R.H.
went from Rome 'to Senegaglia ?—Very well.
How, long did that journey last ?—I 'cannot
say precisely, about three days.
Do you-remember in what carriage her Royal
highness travelled ?—Yes ; an English lan-
dau let.

Who travelled with her Royal Highness ?
The Countess Oldi, I3ergami, and Victorine.

Who travelled as courier on that journey ?
Carlo Forti.

Did you see Sacchi ride as courier an horse-
back during that journey ?---=No.
How long had Carlo Forti been in her service
at that time ?—lle began: his service at Rome..
Can you state the 'occasion when Carlo Forti
was engaged ?—Yes ; Forti was a Roman by
birth, he was hired, he knowing the place.
Was he sent with dispatches do not re-
member that.

Where was Schiavani hired as courier in the
service of her Royal Ilighness,at Loretto ?—Yes.
Was he sent to Rome with any dispatches
Not that I know of.

Do you remember any circumstance to pre-
vent his being sent believe lie vas spared
because he was tired Ido not know it, but I
believe ;t.

Do you' know-whether the Queen or Bergarni
had a padovinello 2—Neither.
Do you know whether any of the suite had a
padovinelio'.2—l believe Luigi Bergami had one.

'Will you describe what kind of a carriage that
was with regard to springs, &c. padovinello
js a carriage which can convey but one person,
without springs, with two shafts and 'wheels.

Did you ever see her Royal Highness ride in
such a carriage as that ?—Never.
Have you ever seen a dance performed by a
person named Mahomet ?—I have.

Was it ever performed in the presence of her
R. li. ?—Many times I believe she saw it. :
Upon these occasions did Mahomet do any
thing indecent with -his dress ?—it was a most
simple dance, and there was nothing indecent'
Will you be good enough to mention, whe-
ther, while residing at Pesaro, her Royal High-
ness was visited by people of rank ?—She receiv-
ed all the persons of condition at Pesaro.
Do yon remember the Legate ?—Yes.
Was he frequently at her Royal Highness's
Villa ?—For some time he was frequently.
Do you mean► to say: he: paid a visit of some
days ?-Yes, it lasted a .considerable time.

What is the name of the Legate
dolphin.
Do you remember the Marqu.ess Andalgo ? Yes.