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

Did the Princess knew this?

Mr. Dwain objected to this question. The Learned Com-
ae! ought to ask, from what facts the Princess might have known
of this?

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The LORD CHANCELLOR said, it was the better way
to ask what the Princeu saw.

Have you heard the Princess say anything at the balls of the
parsons going out and coming in?
After mate dispute between Counsel as to the translation of
this question, the witness said, " No; I have not !"
Did you hear•her say, or did any conversation take place be-
tween yourself and the Princess respecting those females .4
the ball ?

The (Gnawing answer caused a great dtal of laughter in the
House :

One day, while I was in the Court, and her Royal Highness
and Bergami were there, the Princess asked me in these precise
words: she said she wished to make a present to some of those
girls, those maids (soirginettes), and then she asked me and said,
" how can we dress those maids ?" Then she asked me, "do
you believe they are such ?" I answered, that as far as I was
concerned, I believed them honest girls, and I had nothing to
bring forward against them ; and her Royal Highness said to
me, " I know, you rogue, th..t you have gone to bed with three
df them, and how many times you had intercourse with them:*
I, being surprised at this compliment, endeavoured to persuade
her Royal Highness that she was deceived ; and Berganii, wins
was present, began to laugh, and cry aloud," It is true, It is true,
it is true !" I said, as far as lam concerned they are honest girls.
Do you know to which of these girls her Royal Hightiets in-
tended to make a present?
Here a conversation ensued respecting a translation in a for-
mer answer of the witness, of the words sirens and yirgincue.
The Interpreter was asked if there were any other Italian
words for maid and virgin? and he said there were not.
Lord LAUDERDALE moved, that the Italian words should
be put in the minutes over the words maid and virgin, which
was done accordingly.

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The Arroanty-GILFERAL resumed the exam- ination.—Yon
slid that the Princess was going to snake a present to some
of these girls, did you learn from her Royal Highness to whom
she intended to make such present?-1 did not.
• Have you seen the Princess at any of these balls in the same
room with the girls Top have alluded to ?-.-Several times.
Did the Princess join in dancing?—Some times.
Have you ever beard the Princess make any other remark en
these women?—When some of them came in the day time, and
were seen by her Royal Highness, she pointed them out and
laughed, and said, bow much the population of the Barons must
be increased.

Did you accompany the Princess in her tour through Ger-
many P—l have.
In that journey do you recollect Besgami purchaidne a car-
riage for two pereons?—l do.
After that carriage was purchased, Who travelled in it ?
During the day, and during bad weather, it was for my own use.
Did the Princess ever travel in it herself'--Yes, during days
of fine weather she travelled in It with Berpami.
Do you remember at any time when the Princess anti Ber.
geed were so travelling, their going on before the rest of the suite?
—1 remember one day while we were at a place, the na:).: of
which I forget, her Royal Highness and liergani set out sue,
denly In the small carriage. I was not Ia time to follow them,
as I had to make die other carriages get ready, and to halyard
them as soon as I could. blabs all the haste I could, I could
not overtakethein until they bad reached the first station. •

When you arrived at that platte, did you see the Princess and
*mini anywhere asked about them, and was pointed to
a room where they were.
Did you go into the room went to it, and knocked at the
door; Bergami bid me come in, which I did. I saw her Royal
Highness and Berpuni upon the bed, but at some durance from
each other.

How were they situated on the bed?—They were lying as
the bed, u far as the middle, and their backs supported against
the wall.

In the course of that journey, did you stop at any inn where
there were any English?---I do not know.

Qiil you ever receive any directions from any person on die
subject of the English?—bier Royal Highness, when we were
travelling on the road to Munich, told me that I was to inquire
if any Rutlish were at the inn? and in case there were, I was to
ash their tank, and go somewhere else for lodgings for her Royal
Highness.
In the course of that journey, what was the general dispel-
tion of the bed-rooms of the Princess and Bergamil—l anttl-
nued to distribute the lodgings as far as Catiaruhe, but when wo
arrived there, the same thing happened as at Twill, a change of
bed-moans. I did not meddle more the rest of the journey,
leaving her Royal Highness and Berpmi to choose their own
my t rooms.

That is not an answer to my question. What was the gene?
ral disposition of the rooms of the Pt incest and Berganu 2 they
were generally m our each other as possible.
Did you go to Mont Falcoal 7—After we set out from Villa

d'Este we went to Mum Fitlaud.
What time did you arrive there t—We arrived there• when
it was Already night.

WILT, did the Princess and Bergami go, ono:Tieing a: Mont
Falcuni?-13eing overtaken by a storm, we were oblig ..? „top
by the way at Mont FalconL The Princess and Berga id went
up stairs into a rou.n.

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Did they remain in that room 'done ?—verisey remained .here
alot:e until the remainder of the suite arrived.
How bug did they remain then ?-7-.ln hour or an boar and
a half.

After that journey did they return to Milan--to the Bawna
They did.
Did they go from the Pla:ona to Rome?—They crd.
On the way to Rome did you stop .t a race called Say's-
niatii?-4 do not know the plac;:.
Did they stop at a place called Savigniana?—They d.d.
Was the Princess ill at Savigniana7—Yes; she w-s overtaken
by violent pains.
D:d you see who attended on the Princess on that occa,icn?

—Bergarni and toe Countess of OWL
Do you know whether medicine or any applications were
given to the PCiMill on that occasion do not know wk.:-

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