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London, England, 1820-10-07 00:00:00

PARLIAMENT,

HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY.

THE QUEEN'S DEFENCE.
[Continuatiotz of Yesterday's Proceedings.]
Lord .LLANDAFr was next called.

Q. Was yOur Lordship in Italy in the latfer
end, or ISI4 ?t—A. Yes; I went in November or
Destinbvr

• Were you accompanied by the Countess of
Liundatf?—l was.

Were ,itu 4t Naples was.
ilow did you remain mere.—'about 14
months.

Vie. ;on go there in 1.814 ?—Yes, in Novem-
ber eq. Deccm:her, 1811.
Did. yen frequently the Princess of Wales
there 7, If es; Tres atut ly.
• _flow often in' the.otnirse of a week do you
think you. visited her should think once or
tlrice. in, a •%t etek.

Did voh evcr dine there with her Royal
•
3s LtiYt frequent her Royal llightiesN"s even-
-37.1R . par =ge ••••., •
• -Vira, the Contatesjs. of '.llandatT with y©u oa
t 114:se r c c.u6cin-.; wai•geiterailv.

V hat .cociety her o | /li2-,hneFs
wh;le wAd z Naptirs-?—All the English of
und I belikyP the Neapolitan nobility .
lDuziug•tive 760i4r•0f the time your Lordship
# =f vi4iting her Roy il flightless, did
!t pver @a3,T45- wae ocrasion oberve the slighte-zt
imp 7fSf lu her coaduct

ttert eler 1-.;.ny thing is the demeanor or
r or, her lto 2t whi 61 made
yfsar /..tntighip feel the least uneasiness at per-
mitting out COUTAteiS to Visit her!:—Nothing

- ,tfitt 7c,n fee a perion of the name of Bi‘rgarni
ht-r- t•ervice

DA your L.)rd.hip elcr observe any thing in
his i>: truer.' to her Royal Highness, or in her's
F,artaking of the least impropriety ?-
2Cevi,r.

• Did. yortr '.or ship ,ewer TR efq her II oyal High-
-3 fo.er yell left Naples ?—Yes.

Voliht.4.7e?--At Venicp.

--About what part ()Nile 37-.?ar 1815 was it that
your Lordship-wallet Royalifigitnesi at Venice?
I think about June or July. _ _

Where did your Lordohip lodge at Venice ?
At an hotel—the Grand Bretagne.
Where did her Royal Highness lodge ?—ln the
same Hotel.

Did. yonr Lordship renew yotir social inter-
course with the Princess at Venice ?--11
Did the Countess of Llandatl also P-----She did.
Did you observe any thing improper in the ca7l.
(het of the Princess there ?—No,

• trio v.a t-u ever go into the Princess's hed-cham-
be: ?—''Yes, I have in the morning.
you knock at the door before you went
into the room cannot say tlmt I did.

'li a.s. your Lordship ever entered without that
cereitiony think f haVe Ina I cannot be cer-
tai.n;l am, almost certain.that I have. I had. a
child to which her Royal. Highness had been
pit4secl, to take a .and- I frequently in a
n-IntLi.iig took the child to her. I should think I
have entered knocking.

;Is your LdrAtship lived much in rtaly P
A bout &W) yealb.
Ii ist the pracCce" iu Italy for men as well as
women to go itAo a Lady's 1;,(.1-chamber.in the
corning?—ft is very common for men as well as
wz.impn.

IF, it the. ordinary practice in Italy for men-to
sefs Ladies in. their .bed

The A.TT6/I.XEs"-GNERAL objected to a ques-
tion put so gpneraUy:
Mr. Pittourw.A.y..—Speak, as far as you can to
your own knowledge, as to whether-this was the
practice ?—(Laughter.)--4 have visited. • many
Ladies in the morning.—(Laughter.)
14rxs Rio the ordinary intercourse of society ?
7-1 t was.

Were thoNe Ladies of unimpeachable character
and conduct ?—They mere...
Did our Lordship at the same time see-other
Gentlemen there'visiting in the same manner ?
My brother and myself have been together when
we have paid these visits, and we have frequently
gone. where Ladies were in bed.
To make a morning visit ?—To make a morn-
ing visit.
Cross-examined .1)y the ATTORNEY-GENERAL.
When was Your Lordship at Venice.ln the
months of June and July, 1815.
Was Bergami with her Royal Highness at Ye-
nice ?—fle was.
In, what situation was he then"?—As courier.
Did tour-Lordship dine with her RoYal high-
ness at Venice ?—No, not at Venice.
Did you at any_ otlicr place except at Venice ?
—I do not recollect..

How long Was your Lordship at Venice lvhen
ber Roy4ll IliOness was there ?—I remained at
Venice two months.
How long was her Royal Highness ther€C?-4
do not recollect. • •

Examined by Lord LtunERDALE.
Q. Does your Lordship recollect the names of
any of the other attendants of the Princess besides
Bertami.—A. I do not.
Can your Lordship state any circumstance
which, has impressed the name of Bergami on your
mind, without knowing the names of any other of
the-attendant* ?—Bera*'ami was a singular figure,
and I' knew him by that. By his figure I re-
marked him. '

Aw T to understand your Lordship became ac-
quainted with him by remarking his figure, and
that from that circumstance you 'asked his name ?
never asked his name ; he was pointed out
to me as Bergami ; from' this and :his figure I
could not forget it.
lfiw long was your Lordship at Venice. while
,the Princess was there ?—About two months.

Pnes your Lordship know hoW long the Prin-
cess was there ?—N&.

.Yodr Lordship has told 's of your enterifig the