The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-09-05 00:00:00

Did -that arrangement continue ?—No. 0,1 the
rival of the Princess and Dogsled, I shewed the* tie
arrangement I Ind made, but it did not meet with the,,
approbation, and the apartments I had destined fat tie.
gentlemen wu given to the ladies and Hergami.
How near was the chamber of liergand to that of the
Princess I—The room of the Countess of Oldi was be.
tween, and there was a mutual communication betwets
all three.
How long did they remain at Tanis ?--About Si;
dun
Do you remember going with the Princess and Bev.
gawi to the Barons t—l do.
Whilst at the Barone, were any balls given by the
Princess?--Many balls.
What description of persons attended those bails
the beginning there came all sorts.
But afterwards ?—To these balls were introduced per.
sons of all ranks and of very low condition, and the,
was much freedom because the ordinary distinctions were
no longer seen.
What does he mean by freedom ?—These women dill
made go out from the fall-room, and at their pleassm,
and then,—(Laughter, and cries of order).—So,,,,
suns took these women and made them go out ',cordial
to their pleasure and willingness.
Did the Princess know this/
Mr. DEN MAN objected to this question.
The LORD CHANCELLOR.—You had better ask Mid
the Princess saw of these things.
Hare you heard the Princess say any thing at the*
balls upon the persons going out, or coming in
Mr. BROUGHAM objected to the Interpreter's rudest
putting the question.
No, I have not.
Did you hear the Princess say any thing respertist
or had 'any conversation with her, on the subject of doe
women ?—One day while I was in the Court, sad the
Princess and Bergami were there, the Princess Wide
wished to make a present to one of those girls :!.or res
we dress those maids ? and then she asked me if I believed
they were such ; I answered, as far as I was contented
they were honest ; the Princess said you know you hare
been to bed with several of them, anJ had frequent islet.
course with them.—l was surprised at this compliment,
and endeavoured to undeceive her, and Reiland cried
out, laughing, 'tis true, 'tis true, 'tis true!
Do you know to which of these sisters her Royal
Highness intended to make a pre•ent ?
[Mr. BROVGHAM here interposed, and desired that
with respect to the last answer the Interpreter should
be asked whether there was any word for r Maid"
but the word used in Italian for " Virgin.]
The interpreter admitted that there was so other
word in the Italian Language to express the word Maid
than the word Virgin.
The last question was then repeated ?—Answer, No.
Have you seen the Princess, of Wales with these
girls in the said room ?—Several times.
Did the Princess join in the ilances?—Sornetimes.
Upon any of those o:casions, have you heard the
Princess make any other remark upon these girls?—
Yes; when either of them came near her Royal High.
nest, the Princess pointed her out with her finger,
laughed, and observed, " how much the population of
Barone is on the increase."

Did you accompany the Princess on her tour to
liermanv ?--I did.

In the course of that journey, do yea women
Bergami purchasing a carriage for two persons?--I
do.

After the cm-tinge wu purchased who used touted
in it ?—ln the night it was for me.
Did the Princess ever travel in it ?—Yes, in 6mt
weather she earns into it with Bergami.
Do you re-collect on an♦ of those occasiom the
Princess going on before yon ?—I remember osretlat
her Royal Highness and Retgami suddenly set oat is
this carriage ; I did not follow them immediately, but
I followed them as soon as possible, and I overtook
them at the first stage.
When you arrived there did you see the Princess
and Bergawi anywhere?-1 inquired for them, sad
I was shewn a room.

Did you go then went, and knocking at the
door, Bergami defired us to come in. On entering,
saw her Royal Highness and Bergami together—they
were decently dressed—they we e lying partly on the
bed, and partly leaning against the wall.
In the course of this journey did you stop at any ins
where there were Engliih ?—1 don't know.
Had you received any directions about the English
from any one ?---I remember her Royal Higbee's
told me, always in treating fur lodgings, to inquire
whether any English were there ; and if there were, I
was to go somewhere else fur lodgings.
Do you remember the general disposition of the
bed-rooms of Bergami and the Princess on their jour-
ney to Germany ?---1 left the Princess and Bergamo
settle it themselves.

Wa. the Princess ill at Savinani ?—She was over-
taken by violent pains.
Who attemle,' her ?--Rergami and the Countess el
Oldi. I saw them preparing some hot clothes.
Did you see them carry these clothes ?—As they
were made warm Bergami as well as the Cosiness car-
ried them into the room where was her Royal High-
ness.

Did you go to Ancona ?—Yes.
Do you remember the situation of the bed-room of
flergami and the Princess ?-13ergami was takes ills
and whilst I was in his room a door opened into it.
Where did the door open from ?--I believe from the
room of the Princess.
Why do you believe it was the room of the
Princess?

3lr. Dismiss objected to this question.
Do you know that this was the bed-room of the
Princess ?-1 cannot exactly say.
What did you see ?-1 saw the boxes of her Re
Highness's toilette.
Was there a bed in that room ?—There was,
Did they afterwards go to Repinelle ?—They did.
Was Bergasai confined to his bed there ?—He was.
Did you have occasion to go to his room at night
during his illness?-1 was going to visit him, vrbea
1 had half opened t►e door I saw liergami is bed.
At what hour was that ?—About eleven at eight.
He says he saw Berried in bed. did he see say
body else in the room ?—There waa also her Royal
Highness.
Where was her Royal Higbeess?—•She was beside
of norgooti's bet. stretched on the sofa.
Did he see what was is the sofa ?—The cashless.
Did vim go into the room or go back?-1 witrdrw
immediately.
From Rupiselle did they go to the Villa OramlSS.--
They did.
In what part of flotillas Onside did you sls►p?--1e
'the wing of tie boom, so the Wt of the uorrldor.