The Sun.
London, England, 1820-10-09 00:00:00

bid youunderttnnd ?—A ?
'Not

You speak it ?--I speak it.
as to lie' itnrieri.tooil ?—Yes

So as to make your way in Italy ?—Yes.
In what langimge t!,l you lipid the conversation you have
Mentionrd.with ?—ht
Did you hare any one to interpret between you ?
understood eatll other perfectly well, ,
I trill not trouble von for the Italian ; hat Will you repeat
in.- English the precise words winch Majoeci used when he
spolle of killing the Baron Ompteda ?—fie said the servants
had generally made up their minds, if they met Ompteda in
the dark, to give him a good threshing, and Lill him if they
could

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Was that ail that passed about killing the Baron Ompteda
—Yes.

He never said auy thing to you about killing the Baron but.
the words :you have . just stated ?—lie said that he and the
other survauts wet e forbidden to do so I,y Lieut.ilownitut.
-Ant; t!l:it ves-is ?—That was all.

werethe only words lie used ?—Those were the only
word, he irst•d.

By Lord ELLENBOROUGI-1.--Wliere is Ituccinelli ?---
Nbout four miles from Rome.

Is Rome the nearest town to it ?—Yes. There are some
sitiall villages between.
What is the nearest village d not know the came of
it.. Alkariii is the•inrrvest.

. .
Is Albano the nearest vil!aze ?—No. There is a Smaller
one, hut I for4et the name of it,
Can )on desciihe the houst, at Ritreinelli ?—I think I can.
What cul.stir was it ?—lt was a white house; was formerly
a conrent,aiip hay a chapel at one end. •
Was it high ur iod ?—itather a low house.
Is the'cout t before or isehind ?—lkhiud, or rather in the
old e. '
Ha,,, it a zarden ?—lt has. _

Is the garden walled ?—I do not think it is ; I hare walked
in it, but I neve' saw a wall.
it' 14v day or in the night time that the Queen visited,
Sir W. Grit when he was in bed ?—it was in the day time.
Did . she. come •alooe, or was ant one with her think
Lady Elizabeth Furies was with her.
Was :my other person present besides you ?—I think Dr.
Holland.
Is Albano the village neatest to Rome ?—I cannot say;
there is. another village, but I forget its name. •
How tar is Bmecittelli front Frescata ?---About a quarter of
a mile.
Is it higher or lower than Frescata Y—Lower.
• • Bv4he Earl of LAUDERDALE.
Q. You remember seeing Louis Bergami at the time the
conversation which you have mentioned took place ?—A. Yes.
How was he occupied '—ltt giving orders for the tosses
they were then going away.
Was he preparing the T.teringe I—l do not know.
Do you recollect a servaiir named Alexandra Finetti 1-1
do'not ; I did not dine at the table with the livery servants.
You do not remember then a servant of the name of Alex-
andro.Fioetti do not remember the name, but I might
•Isnow him.
• Dld you never see a servant of that name when you 'were
at Ruccinelli ?—Not to my knowledge ; 1 might see hint, but
I do not know him. '
By a PEER—Were you there more than one day?—Two
days and one night.
By the Marquess of HUNTLY—Under whom did you serve
in the Navy ?—Sir Beresford. •
In what ship ?---The Poietiets. ;
What was the Grst year in which you. went to Italy
was in 1814.
Could you speak Italian before you went to Italy ?—I
a little.
By the Earl of LIVERPOOL—Did.you- know the name of •
none of the servants ?—I did not. '
Were they the some servants that you saw before or after
at the Villa Grand' 1-1 saw some of them afterwards at
Villa Gran di. •
Did you not lire with the servants generally when you were
there did not.
You only knew one by name, Francisco ?—I only knew one
by name ; I knew all the others by sight. - •
By the Duke of LF.INSTER—Can you repeat the Italian •
phrase made use of by Majocci, when be spoke about murder-
ing the Baron Ompteda?-1 think I can. -
Then have the goodness to do so.—He. said, " Lni hauno
&Ito a me voudrez cite lui lasciar me fare it min dovere the
lui vorebbe bastunare e mazzare come un cane in mezzo a Its
Strada."
The sentence was reduced to writing, and the interpreters
translated if into Engliih as follows :—" If it were in toy power
to do my bay and my pleasured would thresh him in the street,
and murder-hire like a dog iH the street."
Did you ever mention the conversation between you and
Majoc.cil—Yei,•l did.
TO whom ?—To Mr. Vizard and other persons.
Did you mention it shortly after it took place to any per-•
sons ?—No; I never did.
When did you mention it to Mr. Vizard I—Last September.
Had you read the evidcoc4 before you mentioned this con-
versation to Mr. Vizard I—Some of it.
Was it Majoccies?-4t was.
Do•you recollect what Majoeci said in the ball when other
servants were present?—Nearly to the same purpose,' relative
to the affair of Baron Ompteda. - •
Was the cons'ersation addressed to you, or to the other
servants ?.—lt was addressed -to me.
Did the other servants hear it ?—They
They heard what was said about Baron Ompteda ?—They
did.
By a PEl.k.—Did you mention it to Sir Wtn. G01?-1
did.
Before or after you had read the evidence ?—After.
By the Marquess of LANSDOWN.
Q. Did you take any part in the conversation with Majorci
respecting Omptedisl-'---A. 1 did nut take any' part Maher
than hearing it. He told me of his views more particularly
in the garden.