Star.
London, England, 1820-08-23 00:00:00

CROSS-EXAMINATION.

Mr. Boorcnast.—Do you recollect a German Baron visiting
the Princess at Naples ?-11ron on record. / (1 do not recollect).
Do you recollect a German Baron visiting the Princess at
Genoa, when on her way from Naples to Milan?—Von nd
record,. !

Did any German Baron visit the Princess at the Villa Vil-
lana during her residence there ?—There was a Baron whom
thought to be a Russian, who twice visited her Royal Highness,
and is the same I spoke of yesterday.
Was his name Ompteda, Opteda, or any name like that ?
I cannot precisely recollect, for it was an extraordinary name.
Are you sure it was not Rarndoorl—Non ml recordo !
Do you recollect that Baron sleeping there more than once?
—Once I remember—more I do not remember.
Had he tot a servant with him who used to live with the
other servants of the house ?—I remember he had a servant,
but whether he lived with the servants of her Royal 'Reines*
I do not recollect.

Was there not a room in her Royal 110:mess's house (tiled
the Baron's room ?—Questo non mi recordo !

Do you recollect a thunder storm on the river, during which
her Royal Highness's party of pleasure were much wet 2--
Questo non mi recottio !
You have said, that in the house at Naples, the rest of the
suite of her Royal Highness, except Bergami, slept in another
part of the hoUse?
The Interpreter endeavoured to make this question as plain
as possible, by first repeating it twice, and then describing the
here and the there with great exactness, on the table.
The witness said at length-1 remember the position of the
rooms of her Royal Ilighoess, but not those of the rest of the
house.

Mr. BROUGHAM.—Then you do not recollect 'tow (with great
emphasis), that the rest of the suite of her Royal Highnees slept
in a separate part of the house ?—Questo non me recardo! (with
more than usual emphasis). The witness then added in explana-
tion," 1 remember well where the Princes and Bergami slept,
but not where the rest of the suite slept.

Did you not say, yesterday, that they slept in a separate part
of the house? I ask you if you did not do so on your oath/
I remember the position where her Royal Highness slept.
Answer the question I put to you ?—Yes, it is true.
Here some discussion arose between the Counsel, as to the
manner in which the witness's answer of yesterday had been re-
called to his recollection again, and by the dbection of the Loan
CHAFCGLLOR, the question about the separation of the apart-
ments, as put yesterday, was read over to the witness, and be
was asked if that question had been put to him?—Yes.
Did you not give that question the following answer ?—riThe
answer was then read from the short-hand writer's cotes.}—l
said they were separated; but I meant, they were so separated
that they could not communicate together.
Did you mean by that, that there was no way by which her
Royal Highness Could go to the rooms of the rest of the family?
After some conversation amongst their Lordships u to the
accurate translation of the question, Mr. BROUGHAM proceeded:
Do you mean to represent that there was no way of going
from the Princess's morn to those of her suite except through
that of Liergami's /—What I remember is, that I have seen no
passage.

Do you mean to say that there is any way of getting from her
Royal Highness's room to the rooms of her suite by any ether
passage ?—I have seen no other passage.
Than wbat passage ?—I have not seen any passage that was
from her Royal Highness's room to the rest of the family, ex-
icept that which leads through Bergami's room.
Do you know where the rest of the family had rooms ?_Non
mi rccordo!

Were not the rooms of Doctor Holland, Hieronimus, and
William Austin, close to that of her Royal Highness ?—Q,ugsto
non mirecordol

When you went from Vienna to Mila* with your father,
where did you lodge?..—At a house.
How did you support yourself?.—By money.
How long did your own money last ?.—Non me recordo!
Did any body give you any money there ?—Non me record°
After a long pause, the witneis added, when I went to Vien_
na I received money; but after I left Vienna no one gave it to
me.