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London, England, 1820-09-02 00:00:00

age from Tunis till you landed don'i ,know
where-.he slept every night,
you.swea.r.,_that
,yon don't know where
he slept any of e.night ?—I recollect having heard
that he slept there, but I never saw him.
Then you do not know, do you, where he'
slept any one night' of your own knowledge ?
No. -
Nor any part of a night ?—Not by my own
knowledge.-
I understood you to mention a place called
Charnitz ?—Yes.
From that place, if I understand you right,
you said that Bergami went to get a passport ;
am I right ?—I recollect that Bergami departed
"from that place, and I was told be" went for the
purpose of getting a passport.
Was it in the winter season ?—As far as I re-
collcct, it was in the spring=in the month of
1.51 a rch.
Was there frost or snow on the ground ?—A,
great deal of snow.
Was it an indifferent inn at which you were
A small inn.
If I understood you right, you were on ,a bed
in the room of the Princess there ?—Yes.
Bad. you taken off your, clothes ?—Not en-

tirely.
.Had you taken off more than your gown
do not perfectly,recollect. but I bplieve not.
Had the Princess undressed herselfl-L-I do
not recollect. , She was in bed.

Do you remember the dress she was,in the ha-
bit of wearing at that time ?—Yes.,
Was it not a blue habit, trimmed with fur,
which w ent close round the neck ? Was there
a great deal of fur about it ?—Yes ; there
was a great deal of fur about it, and it was a blue

dress.

Had she at the same time a cap ?--When she was travelling
she had a cap.
A t tat-ening cap ? Yes. ,
Bad she gone iato ht•d with that dress upon her ?—Yes.

Do you mearl, that in the middle of the day, when she went
tonic on the bell, she had not undressed herself at all ?-1
saw her Royal llighncss on the bed, during the day, in that
riding habit.
Did you see her take it off at all while at that inn ?—I do
not recollect at all: •
You yourself were in, bed in the same-room with her?—,
Yes.
1 believe you left the small-inn early in the morning?--
Yes.
If I understood you right, you entered the service
.of the
Princess in the year 1814?—Yes.
And remained in it tilt 1517 ?-,-Yes. •
Until the month of November in that year, or thereabout?
—Yes.
.Did you 'gait the Princess's service of your own accord, or
were you di,charged I—l was discharged.
Were vats not discharged fur saying something which af-
terwards'you adMitted to be false?—Yes. In fact it was
not true. •
Did you go „ into any other service after you were dis,
charged from that of the Princess, before you came to Eng:.
Did, not you: money fail yon.before you came to Englapd ?
—No.
Du yon mean to say yoti were not short of money before
you came to England ?—No, becauSe I had money in Swit-
zerland, and I could have got it if I wanted it..
Did you ever say you were getting short of money ?—I dp
'not recollect saying it. I had money-in Switzerland.
-Did you never'Sity that you had failci to save money in the
service of her Royal Highness ?-1 do not recollect ever say-

iug so.
Did you never represent so to any body ?—I cannot swear:
but I do not rec!oltect it. • •
of representing that you bad failed to save nioney ?-1. do
ii,
IVill yeti swear it ?---1 w;11 not swear it—but I du not re-
collect.
Were you not appliee to by sortie person soon after you
left the Service of the Princess of Wales ?--Not very soon

after. • •
.1 do not hnow what you Fall soon; I will say within half a
year 1-1-1 t was more than six months; I had been tint of set.
rite nearly one year; it was nearly une year since I left that

set vice. '
You. say that ~'4)u were applied, to—do I understar,d you
to say that you were applied to to know what yon'had to say
respect' to the Prineess ?---One year after I left her

service.
Dues the witness say yes ? —Yes ; one year after. ' • -.
• Do. you mean to represent that fill application was not
made to you much:earlier than a, year after you-,had been dis-
charged from the service of the Princess?' -mere Was not.
Is it or is it not true -that an application was matte to you
within half a•year of your quitting tht. Princess'?--No appli-
cation was made to me earlier than-one year after I had left
the Princess, neither by personal application nor letter.
Or in any-other manner ?—,As-lkaow what it is altfmt may
I lie at liberty. to explain—(A sensation was expressed in tine
Honk, accompanied with.an order to havethe'questiens and
answers read ever again.) • " •
- They werr•accordilngly reed.
Mr. Wuttasts—First let me' have an answer to-'m ques-
tion, and then, if. you require an explanation, it cannot be
refused. • • • • •
[Witness here said something to the Interpreter for the
Bill, which he did not seem to •understand. Mr. Broirehaos.
asked if he-could translate it-? He answered:-"• No." Mr. B.
Ilion asked the Queen's Interpreter, and he said tt Yes,". The
later was then put to the,rfrunt. of the bar, -and desired to
speak.—During this time a loud buz and murmur prevailed
throngb the House.] , • • ` .
The INTettravrep.......Witness- says that six months after
She left. the service of her Royal Highness, she wrote to her
sister to say, that an application was made.to her,•but that
it was a double entendre between her and her sister.—{A
general btu.) -
••-
Mr. ilsouotram (with energy to the Interpreter, who had
continued.in his. place.)—Get down:-Sir. • -
. The SOLICIToR GENEnAL.---Wily ?
Mr. Benuonam (with ,increased energy)—" Because, Mr.
Solicitor-General, I have.a. right to -have my own Interpre-
ter."—(Lond errs of'' Order, order.") -
The Loan CtiaNcEt.t,ont.s—lf you wish to have you own In-
terpreter, the other Interpreter must be near enough to hear
what. the witness'says:
Have you, never said that the Princess •was surrounded
With spies 'when she-was in Italy .•••-f don't recollect having
said so.
You hare not represented it in any manner don't
recollect.
Will you swear that you 'Mee not ?—I won't swear.
• Have you a treneberons memory ?—No.- but it. is so long
that I can't recollect what I might have said in conversation.
Will you swear that you' represented it in one way 01'
another can't recollect.
DP you 'know Ompteda ?•-Yes. •
Have'you ever Spoken to him ?—(lace at the Villa Villani.
'1 hat was when he was on a visit. to the Princess I soi,
pose ?—He was th'ere-, and I suppose on a visit to her Royal
•
' Was he often there •?—}le stopped, far some days.
But I ask 'if lie has been more than once there Whilst you
were in the service of the Princessl=Yes.
Hoti• many times have you' knoWn him on a visit to. her
Royal:Rightness pave seen hint at Once ciitrin-crt.ptaces.
On one occasion, you
,say be stopped three. or four days,
were his other visits of as lung duration.?-mil think ,not.
But the other two visits, were they. of Ibe same duration?
They were•ofshorter duration-as far as I recollect.
On whicleoccasion was it that a complaint was -made by the
Princess of the conduct of this Baron at hen houses
The SoLteurort-GEN'Eam.,—l object to the forts of that
question. • •
The Loan'CnaNCzt.tba.—You Most first ask if there- was a
comolainr.
Was there not acomplaint during one of his visits, of his.
conduct ?—Yes. •
On ,what occasion?—As far as I recollect .11-was atj Villa
Was the complaint about locks, or false keys?
The Comcrroa-GcNnintat. objected to this question.
The .Luna
_CHAtcCELLuIt said the questions was au improper
one.
Mr. Ws Lwaritts.---I am in your Lordships' bands, but I hare