The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-08-25 00:00:00

" The Caw for which HAMPDEN

IMPERIAL P.IRLIA.VENIV‘. .:,
HOUSE OF OF LORDS, TIIVRADAT. AVOZ.•'.
(Examination of Vincenzo Dargiulo, continued 486141‘1.
first edition of yesterday's Stomlata*. '- 2..0
After this tent was erected on the deck, 1113111
the Prinrass in the habit of sleeping ?—trnder ..
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it
tent. -..:(`

Who nanalle dined with the Princess ender . .
—tlenerally Hergaini ; always Bergansi.
Did these two persons generally dine alone or iritis
some other person ?—Sometimes alone, senterlserlswidt
William, one that was reported to be her Royal Hilli-
ness's son.
How did ber Royal Highness call William, or holit4i
others tali him in *her presence ?—Some called hitt WI
liam, some little Prince (Prinripino, and sonictilleo
hare seen her Royal Highness when he went to
give him some token at affection as a mother dim;
child.

Unring the time hergami and her Floral ffi
slept on the deck in the night, where did the am
tonne sleep ?—The room soiled the maid's was
maids, so wisgn her Royal. Highness went to st
dear, one of her Royal Highness's mails went tc
in her room, and Vtetorine went to sleep in tit,
room with her.
Was this the same room tinder the deck to which
before allnded ?—Yes.

Do von remember the Christian name of Hergami ?!A,
Bartolonto.
Do yon recollect any thing which took place on 11k
Bartholomew's Day, on board ?—I remember being
anchor at Syracuse, ruining from the holy Land ;
that night there was a ernr ra I illitistination in the s
11ergand made the crew merry, mild they all got drunk.
When they were drunk, what did they shunt ?--Lon
live the Chevalier : Long live the Princess.
While this was going ow, were the Princess and Her-
gami together ?—Kergatiii won walking on the deck,
applauding the sailors. The Princess was sitting on the
deck- under the tent, which was raised as a eelting.
Do you remember the Princess walking that time
1 remember her walking. She could not always be
sitting.
With Bergarni
Arm in arm, or side by side?—Arm in arm.
Do von remember seeing Bergami embark at Terra-
cina ?1-1 remember seeing him embark in the launch,
and saw the launch rome hack ..lopry.
Bow long was lie away :-11.• a .t• absent three days.
At what time did he retnrn -thiring the night.
At what hour:—About ten o•s•lo,k.
Was the Princess on hoard a• rime ?—ties.

Where did Betgami go on hi: arrival :--The Princess
went to meet !rim at the top of the ;After. and they both
together went under the tent.
Was the tent afterwards closed -:—Yes.

Did they remain under the tent ail night ?—Yes.
At Jaffa or Sc. Jean d'Aere did yon rt ashore ?—At
both.

Did yon p on thejonruestto Jernsalene or not ?—No.
No part :-1 saw thee tale the road and returned
aboard.
Oa their retnrninf to the I!em.tnim
title, Any. sew titflnaer the lluly !Icia
pule hre.
Any other other; but on hoard was created'
the Order of Santa Cal-Mina.
Does he know what rank llercarni hid in that Order,
front the Prioress. or from %%liar Nisei, in her presence ?
—Grand Master of the I Inter.
it'us Witness ever examined in Italy as to the conduct
of Berg:toil and the Princess ": —Yes, i have.
Where ?—.lt Jlilan._

....... .
Do you know the names of the revolts by n•hom or
in who preamer you weer exAmined?--:Yes. The
Advocate, Villa 3lereate (or 41)the <orh name) and Colo-
nel Browne. _

Do you recollect o hen you were evatoined ?—.llot
the latter end of December.

Last year ?—Yes.
Where dill you go after you hail been so enamelled ?
To \arks.
Altottt your oa•n affair-?—Yrs.

When Were you applied to to come here to give evi-
denee?—the the 21st of .Itene I wag asked to come here.
I gave a certificate of two physieians, that I was in such
a state of health that I could not come. The Minister
' cot:mewled me to come, and he made me hr led
by the Minister for Foreirn Affairs to come here.
Mr. WILLIAMS Anbmittril whether this was a proper
question for a direct examination? If, indeed, in the
cross-examination any sperstioni haul been asked, the
others tuirht be asked to set any mistake to rights. Hut
otherwise to examine him as to who sent him, and as to
the state of the health, was irregular.
The Loan CIIANCSLLOR said the question which had
been put Would do better for a re-examination.
The SoLicyroe-OrNenai.--1 will then only ask one
question. Where is yonr erase! now ?-0n her voyage
from Puglia (or Apulia) to Naples.
He was cross-reamed by Mr. WILLI Mt,
The ship he commanded, wheels carried the Princess,
is nog commanded by Jacopo Pasteluzsi.
I understand then that yon are now part owner of a
ship, bat not the Captain f—l ant the owner of the ship;
one half of the cargo is me own.
From what place, or where were pm, when you set out
fur England ?—Naples.
Is that the town yoit belong to ?—Naples is my native
country, but I dwell at Piano Swett', on the roast.
Who applied to you to come here ?—Th e Minister sent
a messenger for me to come, beranae I had commercial
affairs at Naples.
Did you see the Minister at Naples ?—Yes.
Ito you know Ilia name ?—Sir Wm. A`Court, the Eng.
lick Ambassador.
Have you made any harrain with any perion for the
sum you are to have, with the Minister ?—During the
five Jays I was at Naples, endeavouring with the Minister
not to come, I told him all my circumstances ; but the
Miulsier being copeinced of my situation, a:omintral me
to receive one dummied dullu re per mouth r hut I have
already lost 4,101 dollars by the cargo I-sent to be dis-
charged at Reggio. not having sold for what I expected,
and fof which I might, hail 1 been there, sold it. I ad-
vanced money at Manfredonia to buy another cargo, and
that has remained unemployed.
I.)u you understand English —Nuu.
How often have yon been ip England befora 1-1
seas once before herr, eighteen months ago.
Wire you ever here before slim time ?--L-No.
Have yon received the Jaunty down, or is it, in ex-
: pecllancy 1-1. have received eaa,mispika minx. at
' Milan. 7 .
You said you itki sot go gillitino rommeo
tile Captain appointee by yea *este gipiimphiligsil
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