Star.
London, England, 1820-09-05 00:00:00

TRIAL OF THE QUEEN.

SIXTEENTH DAY-IN CONTINUATION.
HOUSE OF LORDS, SEPTEMBER 4.
Examination of DoaunrtcA Buez..4 continued.

Was there another door opposite to the one you have men-
tioned ?

Mr. Dom An objected to the question. No doubt the me-
mory of the witness was sufficiently retentive, without its bei:lg
guided by the Learned Counsel.
Mr. l'Aluut to witness.—Was there any other door? In what
direction, as to the first door, opposite ?—They were opposite to
each other.

When the door of the room where you was working was
open, and the doot'of the other room was open, could you see
through both ?—I was going in, thegarcen was coming out, sad
we met.

When you met the garion, could you see through the doors?
.1 could.
Could you see any body in the further room?—I did.
Who did you see there?—The Princess and the Banos.
What Baron ?--Bergami.
What were they doing ?—They were caressing each other.

Was the Princess sitting or standing?-Standing.
Was Bergarni sitting or standing?—Huth standing.
In what way were they caressing when you saw them?—
They caressed each other with their hands. Here the witness
described: it was patting each other's cheeks.]
What pan of the body did they touch with their hands?—
The face.

Did you know 13ergami's room at the Villa d'Este?—l do
not know the situation, but they told me that was the room.
After the return of the Princess from Greece, do you know
of any alteration that was made in the room supposed to be th..t
of Bergansi? •
Mr. Daastast objected to the question. The witness acknow-
ledged that be did not know the room of Bergansi, and yet he
was now asked as to the alterations in that room.

Mr. PASKI altered the question. Do you know of any alter-
ation in that room?—1 have not seen it.

Do you know if anything was tone to the walls in that room?
—I have seen them caress, and I have seen nothing else.
Did you see anything done to the walls in the room said to be
Bergami's ?—I have it not at present in any mind.
Here the Learned Counsel said he had no muse quesdons to
ask of the witness, and the Counsel for the Quaint not wishing
to cross-esamine him, he*was ordered to withdraw.
ANTONIO BlANcin called--
Are you from Como ?—Yes.
Do you know the Princess of Wales?—Yes.
Do you remember her when she was at Villa d'Este?—Yes.
Did you ever see her op the Lake of Como in a small boat?—
Many times.
Who was usually with het when you saw her ?—A certain
Bar tolomo Bergami.
Were they alone, or was any person with them?—They were
alone.

Do you know the Rives Prescia?—Tes.
Have you ever seen the Princess and liergami on that river?
—I have.

What have you seen them about there?-1 have seen them in
a little canoe near to the flood-gate which prevents the water
from overflowing the adjoining country.
What were they doing there?-1 saw first the canoe empty ;
then a moment afterwards Bergami conducted the Princess to-
wards it and they entered it.
Wbcre were they coming from when they went into the
canoe ?--They were coming from the flood-gate.
The witness, at the desire of the Counsel, here described,
with Isis hands, the relative situation of the places.
How were they, the Princess and Bergami, dressed ?--,Both
in white.

What sort of dress was it ?—I cannot tell ; for I did not go
and touch them.

Did it seem as whether they had been in the %suer or not ?
Mr. Dr.vstaN objected to this as a leading question. Because
to o persons were seen near a piece of water, it was therefore
sagely concluded that they must have been in it. The witness
could only be asked, what was their appearance?
The LORI) CIIANCELLOIL—Aak whether their clothes
were wet or dry.
Arronsmv-Gasica.u..—Were there clothes wet or not?—To-
wards the top they seemed wet ; but I cannot tell whether they
were wet or not, as I did not touch them.
Did they get into the canoe •mhen you saw them ?—They
went into the canoe.

Which way did they go?--They went towards the Villa.

At what time of the day was this?—About two--after noon.
I a k you again, where were the Princess and Bergami the
first time that you saw them on the .Brescia ?—They were lean-
ing against the rirage (bank or embankment).
Was there any water where they were standing, or were
they on dry land ?—There was a little water, but not much.
How much ?—About a brnscia (a yard, meaning in depth).
Were the Pt incess and Berganu in the water or on the land?
—I saw them leaning against the bank, and saw Bergami Im-
mediately conduct the Princess to the boat.
Was the place where the water was about a bracelet in depth
a place uyd sometimes fur bathing ?—Many Gentlemen used to
go there lo bathe.
The question was repeated—Many Gentlemen go there to
take a little bathing, because the bank is good, and the water
clear.

When you first 33W the Princess and Bergami at that place,
I again ask you, were they in the water dr nut?—They were in
the water, but came out immediately ; as soon as they saw me,
they went uot.
You have said they were dressed in white; how was the
Princess dressed it. the lower pact?—She had on a sort of loose
frowners which reached to the feet. _

The Arronias-(AshatAi—s:aid, he had no more questions to
ash this witness.

Mr. DICKMAN declined any cross-examination.
Glavin vt Lucznxi was then called in, and examined
by Mr. PA KZ :
Comes front Ulairio, in the neighbourhood of the Lake of
Como. Is by trade a whi:ctrasher—(4 lesaigh).—Was employed
in the. service of the Ps incess at the 'ilia d'k:ste. Iteturnibzrs
Itatoluasto lierzami. SAW the Princess and liergand many