The Sun.
London, England, 1820-08-30 00:00:00

THE QUEEN.

HOUSE OF LORDS-.-('PHIS DAY.)
At ten minutes before ten the Loan CHAN-
gELLOR took hii seat on the Woolsack.' Prayers
were read by the Bishop of WIIICHESTIR., The
roll was called over, after which the first wit-
Tl*B9 called was Paulo Raggazumi, who was exa-
mined by the SOLICITOR-GENERAL.
Q. Are you not a native of Italy i—A. I am.

Did he live with the Princess of Wald there
—He did.

Was he in the service of her Royal Ilijmess as
Courier ?—Yes, as chief equerry or hear groom.
What passed between the witness andhim
Ile told me I must go to Milan, as Government
wanted me.
Was that-all he fold the witness?—lie told
me I must go to be examined at Milan, as Go-
vernment had ordered. I said I could mot go,
but he told me I must.
Was that all ?--=Yes.
How long did he remain with the witncs 1—
A little.

Now long, as near as the witness recolleca ?-

lie just toldine, then went away.
Did he not tell the witness what he was b go
to be examined for ?—No.

For what purpose did the witness go to \C-
lan 1-1 went because Itazsalli said I was to be
examined there.
Then he did tell the witness that he was to be
examined about the l'rincess of Wales 1— Yes,
he merely said, you were at work for her, and
must be examined.
Had the witness ever before that time spoken
to any person upon the subject ?—No, I cm
swear that no persons ever came to me for that
purpose. _ .

- That is not an answer to my question. Dic
th• witness never speak to any person on this
subject before he was examined at Milan ?

No; no.

flow many workmen had the witness employed
at the Villa d'Este I—There were 11.2 or 14; when
the Karon told me more were wanted, I got them.
Were all these men sent to Milan to be ex-
amlued ?—No, not one of them.
When you were examined at Milan was it

taken down in writing 2—Yes, it was.
Did the Witness sign it 2—Yes, I did.
Was the witness sworn 2—Yes.
Who was he sworn by i—The Advocate Vi

marcati.
The witness then described the manner in
which the oath was administered to him.—lle
was sworn on the cross.

Who were present at the time ?—There were
two or four persons present, but I do not know
who they were.

Werethey English ?-1- bvlieve they were not.
Witness never opened his mouth to any one upon
the subject of the Princess of Wales since his de-
position at Milan.

Upon his re-examination, the SOLICITOB,GF...
NERAL asked him, pointing to a Gentleman who
stood near him, whether he had not been examin-
ed by that Gentleman
Mr. BROUGHAM objected to this question as a

leading one.
After some conversation amongst their Lord
ships, the witness was ordered to withdraw un

til the Short-band Writer's notes should be
brought back, in order that the former question
and answer upon the subject might be read.
_

The next witness called was Bartolemo
Mayarell. _ _

Examined by Mr. PAR E.--Deposed that he
is an Italian ; he is a waiter ; had been in the ser-
vice of her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales.
Knew Bergami two or three years before he
saw him in the service of the Princess ; saw the
Princess and Bergami together walking every
day. They behaved towards each other in all
friendship, as if they were married ; they
walked together arm and arm ; saw them
together in a canoe several times alone ;
seen them riding in a carriage ; Bergami sat
in the hack. part, and the Princess sat on
his knee. There was nobody else in the car-
riage ; seen them together in the kitchen several
times, eating sometimes in one plate, sometimes
in two ; seen them in the garden walking together
arm in arm ; saw them once kiss each other ; could
not see whether they kissed on the mouth or on
the cheek ; they sometimes talked together in
French, and then he did not understand them.—
(Left under examination.)