The Sun.
London, England, 1820-10-21 00:00:00

You were at the Villa d'Este at the end of 1816 ?—Yes.

Was the witness in the army at the time he left France ?
I was. When the Army of the Loire was disbanded, I went
to Milan.

Nithen was that ?—ln November 1816.

Then you remained to November 1816 at Milan re-
mained at Milan from the beginning of the year 1816 to No-
vember following.
Where was your family at that time; at Milan or Rome ?
Always at Rowe.
What was your reason for staying at Milan ?—Because I
commanded a regiment, and I was employed settling the
accounts.

Then you remained there for the purpose of settling your
accounts ?—Yes.
What regiment did you command in the army of the Loire?
—I was in the Etat Major of General Regnier.
Did you belong to a French regiment at that time ?No; I
was in the Etat Major.
How long were'you von his staff?-Until the army was
disbanded.

' How loin before ?—After the battle of Waterloo, when the
army retreated from Paris. _ _ _

Had you been in the French service long before the battle
of Waterloo ?—I entered into the French service about that
time. After J was released from the Russian service I went
into that of France.

How long had you returned from Russia when you entered
into the service of France ?—From the 18th Fein nary, 1815.

Front the month of February, 1815 just before the battle
of Waterloo, you were in the service of France ?—Yes.
I now ask you whether you was not in the service of the
King of France before Bnonaparte returned ?—Never.
Were you nut in the French army in the year 1813
?—No.
In what month did you enter the French service ?—ln the
month of May.
What regiment was it that you went to Milan tn settle the
accounts of ?—The -Dragoons of Napoleon. When. I went in
1814, the army of Italy had been disbanded; and I went to
Milan on the 18th of February.'
Did you not say that when you went to Milan ill 1815, it
was for the purpose of settlin,sisothe accounts?—Yes, because
the Austrian Government 'had the're an express Commission
fur that.

Was it in the month of Novetnber 1816, that you Were in-
troduced to ber•Royal Highness ?—Yes.
How long hate yOu known Bergami ?—.l knew him then for
the first time.
You say that •afterwards• you saw her Royal Highness at
Rome; WaS that the first lime atter you had seen her at
Como ?—Yes.
Where was the proposition made to you to join her Royal
Highness's suite ?—lt was at Pesaro, and I 'went there on the
11th of September, 1817.
Who made the proposition ?--‘,She sent Bergami to tell me.
Did Bergami say that he had orders from her Royal High-
ness ?.--Yes.
What situation had you when • you first joined the suite of
her Royal Highness ?-1 hart no fixed employment in it.
How long was it before you became Chamberlain ?—The
4th of November, 1818.
Did- you continue with her Royal Highness from the year
1817 to 1818, without any particular or fixed empinyment.?,_
Yes..
How long did he continue her Chamberlain ?_Until last
February.
Where was it he quitted her Majesty's sere
ice ?—At Rome.
Are
you in the family of the Queen now?—She has done
me the honour of haring me in the house, but I do not form
part of the family.
Hare you been there ever since.your arrival ?—On the fol-
lowiNg day her Majesty sent for me, and had the kindness to
wake we lodge in the honse.
How long hare you been in England ?--About two months,
ur thereabouts.

bid yeti come Aiode ?--z-tsTO, I caltie trohl the Continent with
Count Schiavitti.

Does Count Schiavini hold any official situation in the house'
of her Majesty ?—M,.
Did Count Schiavini r accompany 'ou from- Rome ?—No, he
came with nae from Pesaro. I went through Pesaro to take
leave, and he came with me. •
When was it you'went to Pesaro?—When I came here.

Had you been at Rome from February, 1816, when you left
her.• Royal Highness ?=;•Yes, in the country near Rome, at an
estate of mine.

Who paid your expences to England ?-1* b!lleve it has been,
Government, for I have been indemnified by the Advocate of
her Royal HighnesS.
Who do you mean by the Advocate ?—1 cannot name them,
because the Count Schiavini, %kbo received the money, gaVe
it to me as m.y share, but I know it came from them.
What do you mean by an Advocate ?—All -who are con-
neeted with the lal ?—Attot tiles, Counsellors, and sometimes
a Judge.
Who applied to you to come to England ?—Nobody spoke
to me on the subject; but 1 thought it my duty to write to
the Queen, when I saw froth the newspapers of Lugano, that
a process bad been inMituted. _ _•

Where did you see Bergamis iast ?—At Rome, when I left
the service of her Majesty. •
Hare you seen bins since ?—No.
You say Schivini paid yoUr expences here -mace you re-
ceived any thing besides your expellees ?—,Nothing.
How much did you receive from Schiavini ?—Eighty-five
pounds sterling. •
How long were you at Como, or how often in November :
1816 ?—1 was at Como once.
How often were "you at Cumo from November, 113I5) to
1817 ?—Once

When the Princess Set out from Rome to Senegaglia, were
Hownam and Vassali in the same carriage?--They one in
separate carriages.
Who went besides them N—Those I hare mentioned, and
W. Austin, the twa filles de chambre of her Royal Highness,
and Louis Bergami, I think.
Any more?—These 1 remember, not more.

Wads Schiavini there ?—He set nut on the next day.
How many cart iages accompanied her Royal Highness
saw two or three carriages besides her own; I saw two, and
there may be three ; I am not sure.
Do you know the courier Sacchi ?—I do.
Did you see Sacchi set out on that occasion ?,--No.
Will you swear that Sacchi was not a courier on that occa-
sion ?—I did not see him. I saw Carlo Forti set out, but I•
did not see any other courier.
When d.d Carlo Forti set out?—With the carriage of her
Royal Highness. .
Do you mean from the Villa Brandi ?.-,Yes.
How often have you seen Sacchi at the Villa Brandi ?—AI-,
most every time I had the honour of dining with her Royal
• Highness.

Was Sacchi a courier of her Royal Highness at that time ?
I do hot know; he was dressed as a Hussar.
Does he remember while at Pesaro, that Sacchi- was an
equerry?—When I went to Pesaro, Sacchi was no longer.'
there, he had left the service of her Royal Highness. ,
You have Said that there was a Lady, the Baroness An-
dreani, who was -Maid of Honour. at Rome, to her Royal.'
Highness ;'how long was bhe Maid of Honour?—Alf the
while the Princess was at Rome, at the Villa Brandi. • .„
Was she often there ?—Every day; she was alwa)s,there.
Can you mention the names of any English Ladies who .
visited her Royal Highness at Rome?—On the days I dined -
there I do not remember to have seen any ; I base seen Ro-
man Nobility, but not strangers.
•
At Pesaro did you see English Ladies ?—Noe '
Did Louis Bergami dine at the table of her Royal Highness ~
at' Pesaro ?—=Sometimes. . .
Did he nut always dine there when he was at Pesaro ?—Nut
always.
Doyou know Faustina, the sister of Bergami
Did she dine at her Royal'Highness's table'?—Nu.
Do you know the mother of Bergami
Was she at. Pesaro ?—Yes, sometimes.
Did. she dine with her Royal Highness ?—She was almost
always ill. •
Did she ever dine with her Royal Highness ?—Sometimes.
Do you know the wife of Bergami ?—No.
You then have never seen her at Pt,arn ?—Never
Re-eiamined by Mr. Tits wad..

Q. You have been asked if you ever saw liergami's wife at
Pesaro; did you ever see your own there ?--A:tio; she never
came to Pesaro.

You have been asked if any English Ladies visited' her
Royal Highness at Rome; do you know if • there were any..
English Ladies of consequence at Rome ?—I do not know.
What part of the year 1817 were you speaking of?-June
and July.
Is that the season that the Maladia prevails at Rowe
Yes: it begins then. . .
Were there any English Ladies living at Pesaro ?—None.
Lord ELLENBOROUGH.—At what tide did Schiavirii.-
leave Rome to follow her Royal Highness the eveni.nt?:,
The Earl of LIVERPOOL.—What situation did Faustina
hold in the service of her Royal Highness ?—I say to these •
Noble Lords I do not know for certain, because she did not.•,
come within my department; I did not inquire.

Ear! GREY.—I wish to know whether the witness was ac-
quainted with Sacchi before lie entered the service of het •
Royal Highness ?—Yes, I had known him at Rome. ,
Did you know hint ih the army of Ital) ?—Nevee.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE.—I wish to ask. the witness
where he saw the Newspapers with an account of the process''
against her Majesty?—At Rome.
It being nearly four o'clock, the Lor.n C11.A14:. •
CELLOR moved the Adjournmeut.—Adjourned
till to=morrow (this day.) . • •