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London, England, 1820-09-01 00:00:00

'o. in the adjoining room with the Countess
of Oldi and little Victorina, in the Princess's
room ; did you describe all that passed
heard Victorina calling " Mamma!" and the
Countess Oldi -endeavouring to soothe her.
At the time her Royal 11 ighness came through
your room, were you sleeping alone ?--Yes.
Were you in bed ?—I was up.
Was any body in the room ?—I think my (is-
ter was.

As far as you recollect, was your sister in bed
or up ?—My sister was up.
When her Royal Highness saw you in the
morning, did she address you ?—Yes ; she gene-
rally said " good morning."
On this occasion that you have been mention-
ing did she say any thing to you or your sister ?
Nothing to me at all. .
While her Royal Highness was at Catania,
was her Royal Highness's picture painted ?—Yes.
Do yotuknow the name of the artist ?-1. do
not know the:name of the artist.

Do you• recollect how she was painted ?—I re-
collect how she was painted at Augusta ; but not
at Catania.

Then how was she painted at Augusta ; in
what character ?—As a Turkish woman ; she was
also painted as a Penitent Magdalen.
• • In what place in Sicily did you see the picture
representing the Princess as a Penitent Magda
len ?—ln Sicily.
At what place:—Augusta.
Was the breast covered or uncovered was
uncovered.'

How, far'do,wn ?—The witness described with
her hands on her body, Riat she was represented
u::covered down to the middle.

Besides the two portraits you have described
to us, were there any other pictures of the Princess
taken ?—Yes ; there was another.

In what character did this last one you speak
of represent the Princess ?—ln her ordinary
dress.

Who shewed tire witness the portrait of the
Penitent Magdalen ?—Bergami.
Was there a portrait of Bergami. taken ?—Yes.
Where was it taken ?—At Naples.
How was, he represented ?—ln his common
dress.

In whose possession did she see this portrait ?
—ln no one's possession ; Bergami showed it
to her.

- Has the witness ever-seen another portrait of
Bergami ?—Yes.
Where wasit painted ?—At Augusta.
How came the witness to see it ?—Bergarni
showed it to her.

In what character did he figure in this second
painting ?—ln the dress of a Turk.

Did you ever see any other painting of her
Royal Highness besides that at Augusta ?--Yes;
I.have seen another.

In what character ?—The Magdalen.
What was the other ; in what character ?—As
a Penitent Magdalen.
How much of the person of her Royal High-
ness did that picture represent ; the head' only,
or More than the head ?—As far as her middle, as
far as her waist.

How was the upper part of her person, covered
or uncovered, in the picture?—Uncovered.

How were the breasts, were they covered or
uncovered ?—Uncovered.

.The Queen's Interpreter said that it was
" gorge," and that it meant " neck."
The LORD CHANCELLOR 00 the Interpreter)
what do you say gorge means ?
The Interpreter—lt means that the neck was
uncovered.

Will you ask the witness, as the witness has
described that a part of her person was unco-
vered, will you ask how low the part unco-
vered was—how low it extended ?—As far as
here down to the chest (laying her hand across
her middle.)
Will you ask whether the breasts were covered
or uncovered ?—lt was uncovered as far as here
(pointing a little below the chest.)
Besides the two pictures you have described of
her Royal Highness—besides those two, was
there any other painted while in Sicily ?--Ano-
ther portrait was taken.

Where was that portrait taken ; at what place,
as far as the witness can recollect ?-4 do not
know whether at Catania or Augusta.
In what character was that third portrait paint-
ed ?—ln a common dress; as her Royal Highness
used to dress.

Now, as to this portrait of her Royal Highness
in the character of a Magdalen, did she ever see
that portrait in the possession of any one ?—Ber-
g-ami shewed it to me one day at Augusta, telling
me it belonged to him.
Mr. BltounffAm objected to the answer being
received further than " Augusta," which was
assented to.

Were the two portraits of which the witness
has made mention, the one in the Turkish cha-
racter, did she ever see that in the possession of
any one ?—No.

Do you know whether a portrait of Bergami
was taken:?—Yes.

First will you go back to Naples, and say whe-
ther you ever saw 'at Naples any portrait of Her-
gami ?—Yes.
In whose possession did you see that portrait
of Bergarni at Naples ?—ln nobody's possession.
How did you see it ?—Bergami showed it me.
Bergarni's portrait was taken in Sicily ; in what
dress ?----A cornmon dress.

Was there another portrait taken of Bergami ?
—Yes.

In what character ?—A Turk.
Was the bosom bare or not ?—According to the
Turkish custom, the neck was bare.
Were more than two portraits taken of Ber-
gami in Sicily ?—Yes.
Did you ever see one of Bergami's portraits in
the possession of any other person have seen
a portrait of her Royal .Highness in the posses-
sion of Bergami.
Did you ever see a portrait of 'Bergami in the
possession of ally other person ?—Yes, I saw
the one of Bergami as, a Turk) in the. Princess's
possession.

Did you ever see her Royal nighness arrang-
ing Bergami's Turkish dress when he sat for his
picture ?—Her Royal Highness arranged his
turban.

Did the Princess say to you ever how 13er-
gani looked best ?—No.
Did Bergami receive any honour at Catania ?
•Yel-, Wefts made Knight ofMatta:'
Did lie receive other lionour ?—Yes, he
was made Baron.

How long did her Royal Highness remain at
Catania ?—Thirteen months.
Do you know the situation of the bed-rooms at
Augusta ?—Yes.
How were Bergami's and the Princess's situat-
ed ?—'They were divided by a room.
Did any change take place ?—Yes.

Where was Bergami's room after that change ?
—Bergami's room was next to her Royal High-
ness's.

Was there any communication between the
rooms ?—Yes.

Where was your bed-room ?—By the side of
Bergami's.

Was there a door leading from the witness's
room and Bergami's ?—Yes.
It was always shut at night ?—Yes.
Was it shut or locked ?—I sometimes heard
Bergaini in his room trying if the door was locked
with a key.

At Augusta, did you assistler Royal High-
ness in undressing ?—Yes.

After you had her, did you hear any
thing in Bergami's room ?—I sometimes heard a
whispering in Bergami's room.

\%'ho did you hear whispering 'in Bergami's
room F—l cannot-say ; for I merely heard a whis-
pering.

Wriere did her Royal Highness breakfast at
Augusta ?-4 do not recollect.
Where did Bergami breakfast ?—I cannot say;
but I once saw the breakfast tray in the room of
Bergaini.

Did you see the Princess do any thing to any
other part of Bergarni's dress, when he sat for
his other portraits ?---Yes.

What did you see ?--Her Royal Highness ar-
ranged the dress of his shirt, and opened the
neck of his shirt.

What observations did her Royal Highness
make ?—She said she liked him better so.
The Queen's Interpreter said, the interpreta-
tion was, " She liked it bett( r so." I think the
observation applied to the shirt.

Did you go on board the polacca Industrie at
the Villa d'Este ?—Yes.

Where did Bergami sleep in the first part of
the voyage I—ln a small cabin near the eating
cabin.

Lord LIVERPOOL directed the witness to have
a chair.

Q. Was the sleeping place of Bergami changed after?—
A. Yes. ,

Where did he sleep after?—ln the dining cabin.
How many doors led into the dining cabin ?—Two.
Were both open ur one closed ?—,One was open, the other
shut.

Was the open door on the side where Bergami slept ?—As
far as I recollect it was on the other side.
Where did you sleep ?—By the side of the open door.
How long did Bergausi continue to sleep in the dining-
room ?—(No reply).
Where did the Countess of Oldi sleep ?=..lrt a cabin which
communicated with the dining-room.
Where did the Princess sleep?-1n a cabin on the side of the
dining-room.
Was there only one door to the dining-room ?—Only one.
Was it shut or locked at night ?—lt was closed; I do not
know it it was locked.

Hare you ever seen Bergami in bed in the dining room ?
—Yes.--And the Princess in the cabin ?—Yes.
When Berganii teas in bed, could be see into the Princess's
bed room in her cabin ?—Yes.

Did you ever hear them speaking when they were in bed,
that is, call to one another ?—Yes.

Where did her Royal Highness lice at Tunis ?—First at the
Consul's house, and then in the palace of the Dey.
DO VOLI know the situation of the rooms in the Dey's
palace ?7-Yes.

How were they situated ?—nergatui's and the Princess's
rooms were divided from the other apartments by a cabinet ;
a small pa,sage.

Were the apartments of any other part of the suite joined
to the Princess's and Bergaini's room ?—Only the Countess
Oldi's and mine.

Was there a door that led to
.the domestics ?—Only one.
If that was closed, could any one go to the Princess's
room ?—I do not know.

Did you know the situation of the rooms at Utica?--Yes.
Where did Bergami sleep do nut recollect.
Do you know where Bergami slept at -1 unis?—Yes.; he
slept near my room.
Did you ever see Bergami. at Tullis, one morning before
her Royal Highness lied left her bed-ruum ?---I do not re-
collect.

Did you see Bergami one morning before her Royal High-
nesswas up at Utica ?—Fes.

Where did he go ?—lnto her Royal Highness's room.
How long did he remain there ?—1 do not know.
Did you go to bet Royal Highness's room ?—I merely Went
to the door. She asked me for something.
Was the Princess in bed I—Yes.
Was Bergami in the room ?—Yes.

Did you after go to a place calledZarona ?—Yes.
In 1+ hat room did her Royal Highness sleep at Zarona ?
I don't know. •

What room was appropriated for Bergitmi ?—I do hot re-
collect.

Whrre did tin Countess of Oldi sleep ?—ln the same room
in which I slept.

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What room was next the one her Royal Highness slept in ?
—Herßoyal Highness s dining-room.
Did you see her Royal Highness's bed-room in a morning?

it,appear as if one or More persons slept in it ?—lt was
much in disorder.
Could you say, looking at the bed, that two persons bad
slept in it ?-1 cannot think two persons had.
Why did you think so ?-1 cannot exactly say, because it
was in great disorder, 1 hare already told you.
Did you embark at Tun;s to continue your voyage ?—Yes.
• you went to Constantinople and St. Jean d'Acre ?—Yes.
Did you go to Jerusalem ?—Yes.
Where did you land to go to Jerusalem ?—At Saint Jean
d'Acre.

Do you rernetuher being at Ann' ?—Yes.
How many did the party consist of at Aum ?—I cannot say
precisely.
Did you sleep in any house or in camp ?—We slept under
tents.
Did her Royal Highness sleep in a tent ?—Yes.
Was it a single or double one ?—lt was a double one; as
far as I recollect.
Was any bed or bedstead under the tent ?—There were two
small beds under the tent. I went to the tent to undress her
Royal Highness.
Did you go to the tent for •the purpose of undressing her
Royal Highness ?—Yes.
Was she undressed as usual ?—Yes.
Did you leave her undressed in bed, or up ?—I left her un-
dressed, lying on the bed.
Where was Bergami ?—Under the same tent.
Was he dressed, undressed, or partly undressed ?—He was
dressed, but had no coat on.

When you retired did you leave both there ?—Yes.
At what time in the evening did you pursue your journe y ?
—At six o'clock.

Did sou see,the other Getalemur' of the suite come out of
their tents ?—Yes.
Did )ou see Bergami come out of his tent ?—No.

I'Vbere did you see Bergami about the time you were going
to resume your journey ?--Near her Royal Highness's tent.

! IWO
md you tee him, come otit_bi Any place o.—
near her Royal Highness s'telit, but I do.not recolleCtion"
him come out of eny place,- .
Was the tent dOwn when.you left Bergami and the Prislogn
under it I—As far.aa Irecdllect, it was shut on all sides. „,
Did you dress her Royal Highness in.the evening before
set off on her journey ?—I do net recollect,
Before you arrived at Jerusalem ou that journeys did I°a
again sleep in tenjg ?—Yes.'
-Did her. Royil.lljghnesi\sleep*under theLsame *tent
Yes.
Wcre the two beds under it the second time ?—Yes.
Did you undress her Royal Highness the second t•Ple?/
As far as I recollect, it was my sister who undressed her.
Where did her Royal Highness reside at Jerusalem
house that belonged to a convent, as far as I recollect. hi
Do you remember the situation of the bed rooms 01 t
Princess, Bergami, and the Countess Oldi ?—Yes.
W
ill you tell us how they were situated IThey were inthl
same gallery.
Did all the doors of the apartments open into the gfillc".
—Yes. •
Did the rooms of any other of the suite open into the IV&
lery?—Not that I can.recollect. _ . .till

When you were at Jerusalem, did you see Bergami in CI7
Princess's bed room ?—Yes.
Whereabouts was he ?—He entered the room at I r:
there, and threw himself upon the bed in a ludicrous joilia°
_ _

NVas her Royal Highness present ?—Yes.
Did he remain on the bed ?—,Not long.
During the time you were at Jerusalem, did you ever stelo
her Royal Highness in the gallery you have described ?".
the morning I hare.,

Was Bergatni there ?—Yes.
What did they do ?—They spoke together.; I recollect 0
thing else.
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At that time, bow was her Royal Highness dressed ? ••
her morning cloak.
Had she any other part of her dress en ?—The sante A
as when she went to lie down.
You say that her Royal Highness slept in the cabin till the:
vessel arrived at .Jaffa. Where did her Royal Higbness sib
afterwards ?—On the deck.
Was there a tent on the deck ?—Tes.
Nt'as there any bed utak:- the tent ?—Yes, there were 101
Did her Royal Highness sleep in one of them l—Yes..
Who assisted in uttdress,ng her?-1 tlO not know.
Diii any body sleep in the other bed ?—Berganii.
Was that during the whole voyage from Jaffa to Italy Y,
Yes.
When her Royal Highness dept in the cabin, where el
little Victorina sleep ?—I du not know whether she fl'!,
in the cabin of her Royal Highness or in that of the Count'
of Oldi.
After her Royal Highness went to sleep on deck, who gleo
in the cabin before occupied by her Royal Highness ?--Littj,
Victorina and my sister, and I mvself to take care of the cl'"„
,
What became of the bed which had been occupied hyfier
gaud in the dining room ?—1 do riot recollect. • • fj4
Where did Victorina sleep till your arrival at Jaffa
not know whether with the Princess or with the Cutiptg"
Oldi.
Do you recollect her Royal Highness bathing on hoard.the
vessel,?—Yes.
More than once ?—I do not recollect twice.

Who went with her?—J2. Bergami.
Did they hush come up together, or M. Bergatui first?''
Bergami came up and told me to go and dress the.Print;eo),,
At the time you were so called on to dress her Kural
[less, how long had they been together before you were te°
for?—=three quarters of an hour.
Who provided the water for the bath saw Theodor
Majoeci with a pail of water standing at. the dour.
Hare yon ever seen her Royal Highness and Bergatni°
the day-time under the tent on board the vessel ?—Yes.

Once or often ?-oflen.
How did her Royal Highness employ herself on boardlV
vessel I—She worked for little Victorin.a.
Did she work for any body else ?—I do not recollect.
LWitness was allowed to withdraw for a short time.)
Examination continued.
el°
Q. When you went down to the bath, in what didsta‘e
find her royal Highness I—A. She was in her own CO
standing.
Had she any clothes on ?—.-1 thin dress—the same she bS,
on the night before. when I undressed her—her bed-town'
Did you assist her in dressing s—Yes. //
How did Bergami employ himself on board the ship;o,
What did he do in her Royal Highness's pi etence

almost the whole day lying down on his bed.
tittle
What bed do you norao, after he left Jaffa ?-1t was a
bed which was on the deck under the tent.
When you saw Bergami Gist in the morning. what kint,A,
dress had he on ?—A kind of Grerk dress, pink, with 1".
sleeves.

Did you ever see him amuse .her Royal Highness ?—Ye5:O
Describe what y 4,0 mean ?--,,Different tricks or jokes.
I saw him take a cushion, and put it under his gown, anil
about the deck. •
You say be put it under his gown, did he put it in front •
Yes.

Did you observe what her Royal Highness did ?—Yes.
What?—She
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Do you remember any shirts Being made on board ft
as I recollect, the Conotesi of ,Didi made shirts for Berg3'ii
Did the Princess du any thing ?—Yes ; she was often'
work.
Did she do the'shirts ?—She said she would do them hers„,?
What passed ?—Tell the whole as tar as you can reale':
—She told Berg.ami she would make them herself.
Did you say any thing to her Royal Hiehnes, aboot rat
or any thing else ?—Beigami said he wanted shirts, and
Royal Highness said she would make them.

What did Bergatni reply ?—He smiled only.
Were these the same shirts that were in fact made h 7
Countess of Oldi ?-1 do not know whether they were
same, but the Countess of Oli;i made smile.
Did Bergaini ever give you any thing to mend for hog •
Sometimes.
Did any thing pass on that occasion ?—I do nut rectr.•ccl
at present.

What did he give yon to mend ?—I cannot tell.
Where did you land in Italy?--Near

Did von return to the Villad'Este ?—Yes.
Vas :toy chonge made alter you ;churned to Villa d.55"00
the lied-room of her Royal 114huess?—Yes, sume alterati
in the bed-room.
Ye'
Was any Order conferred on Bergami at Jerusalem.
--
?—The Order of the Holy Sepulchre.
Any other Order a—was any Order instituted at Jerosa"'.
—The Order of St. Caroline ,vas instituted, but I du not law
if it was instituted at Jerusalem or on board the ship.
Was the Order, or any rank in it, conferred on Berglaw.,
Bercami was to he the Grand Master of the Order.

Was he appointed Grand Nlaster ?—Yes.
Did he wear the decoration of the Order ?—l'es•
How long after the return of her Royal Highness to „?
d'Este was the alteration in her Royal Highness's bed-ro°h.
—Three weeks.
Had her Royal Highness's room an interior comultin •
lion wth Berg.as town ?—es. the
Hail her Royalmi' Highness'sY room communication t° or
rest of the house ?-I',s, there was a corridor that cool°. •
nica4l with the resf the catle."
Was there any dooro at thats end of the corridor Nearif
in the middle of Ihe corridor there was a door. _

Was it open or shut at night?—lt was shut at night.
there
In consequence of the change in the apartments, wail
any altera' ,r a in a
.wall .?-1 saw masons at work to r 0
a room for a door in room near that of her Royal Highlio
In passing through the bedroomof her Royal Efighne6., so •
go to Bergami's room, do you go through the openi96,
made ?—Yrs.
ht .11 von returned to the Villa d'Este was a new A' lar
table found far Bergami's famile, or not ?—Yes. there W‘flier •
Who dined at the table ?—Bergami's sitter, brother,oo
and cousin. He
Did Louis Bergami hold any utEce in the household • •
was an prefec accountant.
IVhat was the situation of Bergami ?—He was the -
of the Palace.
What was his cousin's name ?—Fanstina.

Wit.: she married?—Yes

IVhere was her husband I—ln the house with her. NSA
You told us before that the mother was called Norio' ovis,
was she called after your return from tierce ?-1309"
Do you remember a Theatre at Villa d'Este ?--Yes•
Did you ever see L. Bergaini ad in that Theatre. ":th ter
Did you ev,r see him play any thing on the slege !el gar '
Royal Highness ?—Yes ; he was once dressed up ti",
aid she was dressed like CultnnbiPte.--(A
And the Princess ?—Yes; he once danced M "8- •
and her Royal Highness as ColumGine.
When Bergaioi first came to her Royal Highneel's serrice
did be wear earrings?—Yes.
Were they afterwards changed ?—Yes, for others° of he'
What became of them ?—I saw them on the ear- •
Royal Highness.
• ,
Where were the ear-rings changed I—At d%,-.5 te•
4.,
Did Vol see ear-rings in the ears of Victorina •"
Did you sec them after I—Yes, in the ears of ficr
niftness. bot"
st.
H were they worn I Did her Royal Highness ewe
bole'
pairs of earrings I—Both ear-rings were ho the saw