The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-10-21 00:00:00

Cros+-rtatoli7te4l by the Arr.vaNry-tirNER tt..

Of wt.it couniry are
Where were von jnAt before the time yon
r... re in Nervire came front Fr.r!er. to Hump,

How hol y.iu been is Prance:—From tie
r-.I of 1/41::.
Were v.:n in France at the end of I slti

Mee you in the time when pm kft Praore
W;en time atter of ttor Loire lei,: iii4loandeil I left it.
flaw Mg- did you reina;ti :—Until No.
verder

s yon,remaised at Milan, from the end of 1...15,
to !!t.• end of 1116?—Yes.
Elmo did your family reside all this time ?—Always
Rime.
What then Wllls the reason of your hciroz away from
• rt:r family so long?-1 hail commanded a regiment,
-t:-d had my arcounto to settle.
Then am I to nnderstand, yen remained there to settle
re' accounts ?-14e. •
in what regiment did you serve of the army of the
1.. :re the bieision ut General
t ^on his Staff.
• cou belong to the From+ regiment at that time?
—No, it was not a French regiment.
Dow long had yon been in the Division of General
L tv ? —Until the artily had been disbanded.
:low 'wig below that:—From the retreat of the
a-my.
. How Inn g, I ask you ":—.lfter the battle of Waterloo.
e4-cn the army retreated upon Paris.
How hoot had you been in the French service before
the battle of Waterloo ?)—.lhout that time I first entered
thr service. I came from Russia previously to that.
How long had you retnrued from Russia before yon
erterrol the French service ?—From the end of !Sri.
thph AM I to understand that from the end of lAO to
ti:e Battle of IVaterlon, you were never in the French
service ?—No, not precisely.
you been in the service of thin King of France
before you entered that of Boon:Tarte had not.
Were von not in the French army in February,
l s?—No.
In what month did you enter the French service ?
. I r May.
. What regiment had von to settle the accounts of at
Milan?—The regiment of Arrota.
How long before tlom had you served in that Regi-
moot ."—When I went in the year Dili. the amp, of Italy
Val been dlshandesl, and I entered in February.
Did 1 ant anderstand you to say that yon went to
to %title some amounts:--Ye' i bechese the Ails-
t •an goverument had made some engagement about
How lonz do von know Berganii ?—iSinee I Sl6.
Was this the first time you knew her Royal High-
les;
+Viten was the first proposition made to you to go
to her Royal lli ?-1n 1517. •
Who made this proposition ?—/lergand, according
to the instnictions of her Royal Highness.
Jo what situation dill you first join- her Royal
lEghness'i—in no specific situation when I joined her,
L..' I afterwards became t2liatuberlaitt.
When was that ?—lti November, lOD4.
How long were you in that situation last
February.
Where did you quit her service ?—.lt Rome.
How long have you been in England. ":—About two
months, or about two months and 3 half.
Did yoot come to England alone ":---No ; I came in cos-
pos. with Schiavani.
Do you live in the service of the Queen at present
No ; her Majesty does use die. lionqui of making nee live
in her house, but I am not in her Orrice.
Bow long have you (seen in the house of her Majesty?
The day after I arrived in EnglandOtie Majesty did use
the honour of sending for trio, and recfneated I should
lire in her house.
Did ftehiavani come with yon' Rijn Rome?—He
fame with me from FeSarn ; I wont is Viaato; and he
•
fame with MO •
Whoa 41., you pile ?lota P,-Whep, 1 tale here.
had volt remaiiiii frial the Month-Or

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February, when you quitted the Princess's service, till
you went to Pesaro, to t' me here t—Yes, in the coun-
try near Rome, on an estate of mine.
Who paid the expellees of vonr journey to England?
It Was the Advocate of her Majesty.
What do von mean by the advocate ?—The Marquis
Spiretto replied, that it means any body at all connectedl
with the law, and sometimes the judges.—(.l laugh.)
Who applied to von to come to England ?—No one.
1 saw an account of the trial at Milan. and I thought it
my duty to write to her Majesty.
Where dill you see ltergamilast?—at Rome.
hill pet see him %inert—No.
Have you received any thing but your expences?
No.
flow much did you receive?—Eighty--tire pounds
sterling.
HJW long and bow often were you at Como in Nov.
1816 7.-1 was .it Come. ovce.

You have been asked about the Princess settiag not
from Rome to Senegaglia. and you said that Lieutenant
/lowness and Vassali went on the sante ()erasion:
were they in the saute carriage have nut said I
was on that journey.
Did Ur. Dasivatant and Vassal' go in the same car-
riage on that journey :—They were in two separate
carriages.
Who went beside?—Those I have mentioned, and
the two Chanibetlaiwo, William Attain. and Louis
Derga.ui. I beFere. but 1 remember no other..
Are those all yuu recollect:—Chose I re:ntirebee:
but I remember no inure.

Was Schiara,ti one:—!le set out on the following.
day.

flow• many c•rriat;es arcompanieti Princess?-1
think, two beiitleb her oun : tuu or three. two mu'
Do ymt knew the courier Saarlii tiu.
Did you see Sael'hi Set Slut up that occasion ?--t,
No, • •

Will you swear lie was not?-1 will swear 1 did IWO.
see him. 1 /LAW 110 courier but Carlo Forti. _ _

At what time did Carlo Patti set out ?—Together
with the carriages of the Princess.
Was that frsmi Villa Bran•ti ?—From Villa Brandi.
Bow often had you +wets Sacchi at Villa' Brandi ?
Almost every time had the* honour to gu to dice
with the Princess.

Was Sarrhi at OA time onr of the renders of the
Princess'?-1 du not know if he %v.'s a courier. belong.
I saw hiut in Ilse dress of a lea.Aar.
Do you remember afterwards, at Pesaro, Sarehi in
tire rr-•iatte with the Priers.:—When 1 went to
Pesaro, Sacehi load !Eft the scn•ice of the Prioress.

Yo mentioned alaly of the name of the HaroneA%
And riani as one of the ladies of honour of the Princess
at Rorer: bow lone did she co! .'nee one of the ladles
of lion.,u r —During t lir whole thine the Princess staye.l
at Rome.

Do yen mean :it Row or at Villa Brand :—At Villa
Bratt,li, which i. witl,in the city of Rome.

Did she live in the house'?—She came every• morn-
ing, and reen.lined there the whole of the day ; I have
always seen her there.

Can you mention the nano. ef any Foel6ll ladies
what visited the Princess at Itotite*:----4 in the .6\lll
rent to dine there Ido not I einem r t.. il.ti r sees' Any ;
1 hove seen sone of the Homan hut I cu not
re...lnert to have seen stranger=.

Yon mentioned that moue of the Italian nobility s•:•it-
ea the Prioress at Pesaro, did any of the Englist Ti•it
Isar do 1101 rellsettahrt any.
Did Louis Itergallii 'line at the table with Ler
Royal Highness at Prt.aro :•••••Sometints** •
Did he not always :•—No.
110 ton •
know Bele: ''s sister, lianstint.-1 no.
111.1 she dint at the Princess's table ?—!tesift:
Wa• i he mother of flerzami ever at Pesaro ?—She wee
there Kometiow• for a Lttiv lime.

Did Bergaini's mother thie at the bible ?---Souse-
Units, not of.rii, stir wt' ~euerally ill.
Iti••••xi tttt by Jlr. Tv ststu..
Yon were asheol a nether you ;lad ever seen Tlerruni's
wife at Pesaro: have yon ever seen your own tile! 7:-
Neter ; she never t.; •to Pesaro.
You have !Wigo whether any English f
of shstinetion visited the Prioress. Do you knot...
whetl.er there were ;my t here at the time :•-•1 0110111

What time of the year was it ?—ln June or July.
Was it the seassoi, when the Alalaria raged there?—
t
Yon have been asbosol whether any English ladies vi-
sited the Q 111.141 at Pesaro, were there any English re-
siding there at that thole were nurse.
flacstionis by the PI:8:1os.
The Earl of II i:ol000;v1:y-11'hat was oh.• name of the
regiment visit room:awls-I in the army of Italy, of which
you went to settle the accounts at 31flron ?
It was observe I that the witness 111311 before men-
tioned the name of his regiment, and the oinestion was
not put.
Lord Eu.rvitoncecti—Yrot have said Soloiayani heft
ROM!' after her Royal Highness; at what time did l.e
'levee Rome for Senegaglia ?—The followin:; morning,
with the eipoipa:;e, the nogg:lgo..
The Earl of Incruposth—What situation did Paiist'ola
hold in the llouseloolhl of her Royal Highness ?-1 think
she was ehargril pith the effects, the linen, but it slid nut
belong to me, and 1 olid not inquire.
The Interpreter aohlril,witness says-1 Ifeg you to say
to those Noble leortls that I do not know for certain, be-
cause it was no: in my department, and I did nut go
about inquiring.
Earl hunr--Dirol yon ever err Sarrloi before you were
in the seryire of her Royal Highness ?-1 hail knows
him at Rome.
IKd yon see Ilion in the army of Italy?—Nerrr.
Earl of lost•toratioanc—Where was it you first sawfbe
longaion newspaper, in whirls you saw the trial of the
Princess?—At home.

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The witness was ordered to withdraw•.
It hei.ng near (tow o'clock, Mr: Itaounnsm observed,
their Lordships probably won't' not allow hint to call
another witness. The Noose immediately adjourned.

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