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London, England, 1820-10-23 00:00:00

TRIAL OF THE UEEN.

lIOLISE OF LORDS, OCTOBER 21.
DEFENCE--.SEVEN'FEENTII DAY.
(A continuation from thefu-st Edition ysaturdays sTAL)
Count CADA.° VASSALS sworn, and examined by Mr. DEX3LtIf.
Of what place are you a native ?—M:lan. •
Do you understand English at .ill?—A
What is your profession?-1 have the honour of being an
Equerry to the Quern of England.
Are yc,u of any profession?—None.
Have you ever been of any?—Never. I have been a mili-
tary man.
What rank do yol hold in the Army?-11y last rank was
Captain of a Squalron.iit Dragoons in the Royal Italian Army.
Where eid you first become acquainted with her Majesty?--
At the Villa of General Pino.
Had you afterwards the honour of seeing her Royal Highness
at General I'ino's, at Milan?—Yes.
Did you dine with her at General Pino's ?—Yes.
In what year wa.; that ?—lf I remember right, it was be-
tween 1316 and 1817.

Do Ton know Bergami?—l do.
Was he there at the same time?—He was. .
Did he dine at General Plno's?—l'es.
.Ilid her Royal Highness invite you at that time to accompany
' her on any journey ?—Yes.
What journey ?—From Milan to Turin.
Did you accompany her Royal Highness at that time?-1-ca,
from Mlan to Turin.
Did you afterwards accompany her Royal Highness on her
tour to Germany ?—Yes.
Before you set out on that journey did her Royal Highness
employ you in any capacity in 11:.r household ?—I set out from
Ald.m in the office of Vice-Equerrf.
I long did you continue in her Royal Highness's service ?
—Tat the time her Royal Highn•ss went to Caprini.
In what year was that?-1 believe in idle. .
Be so good as to recollect yourself?—l have said I believe it
was at that time; the exact time I do not remember.
Did you enter into her Rokid Highness's service at. any sub-
sequent time ?—Yes.
In what capacity?—As equerry.
Have you continued in that service from that time to the pre-
sent ?—l'es, as far as St. Omer's.
. Was lierganti in her Royal Highness's service at the time you
was ?—Yes.

In what capacity ?—As chamberlain.
Had Bergami anything to do with the management of the
household, or hiring of the servants ?-11e had the direction of
the house.
Was it his duty to hire the servants ?—I believe it was his
duty.
have you seen her Royal Highness and Bergami walking to-
gether at different times ?—Yes.
Did you ever see them walking alone?—Sometimes coming
out from the garden and going under the portico alone.
have you seen them riding out together ?—ln a carriage often.
Did you ever see them walking or riding, except in the gar-
den and immediately about the house, without attendants 2—l
have said, that in walking I have seen them coming out of the
garden, and walking under the portico atone ; but in saying alone,
I did not mean precisely they were alone, for when I saw them,
I v..s myself at a little distance.
Was fierrami received at the tables of the neighbouring fami-
lies of distinction ?—What neighbourhood?
Tin: neighbourhood of Pesaro?—Yes, he was.
Was you with her Royal Highness at Munich?—Yes.
Do you remember if her Royal Highness, with her suite, dined
'with the King of Bavaria?—Yes.
Do you know whether Bergami dined with the King ?—I do.
Did he dine with the King?—Lie dined at the table of the,
King.
Da you know of any civilities passing between the King of
Bavaria and Bergami?—.l have seen the King talking' with Ber-
g:tad with the greatest affability.
1). yore know of any present which the King gave to Bar-
ganii ?—Yes.
What was it ?—A gold snuff-box surrounded with
a brilliants,
and ad.): tied with the name of the }tin*un
Was it riven by the King to Betgami ?—The person who
cattle to to give it to Berg.uni shewed it to me before-
hand, and said that the King had ordered him to present it to
Berg. mi.