The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-09-01 00:00:00

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Do you mean to swear you were not callo4c,,mbel
I do not mean behind your back, bat in your
I will not swear it, I do not recollect it.
Was it not something new to you to be called contiv
at all ?-11 do not recollect being called so. I 40 tec4c
being called so in Frith-street, not in Ozford-strert.
Will yon swear that iu Oxford-street
you were to.
called Countess in your pressor., i-1 will swear IN
Dot recollect it.

What nune did you pass by before you went to Ordst
street t--Columbia.--[lt is probable ne may hate aiiim
this name, owing to the low tone of yoke in which tit
witness spoke.)
How long were you called so ?—Since my am* k
England.

liid you not answer to the name of Countess iaod4
street ?

LORD CU ANCELLOR.—This is the fourth thsethil /ft
Lion has been put, and 1 can nut aware what Mum,
a further infortuation CSO be possibly gained by ilia,
petition.

- Mr. Wtt.t.t twx-1 mast beg to submit (cries (eolith
Peers of " do on, go on.)"

Did you accompany her Royal Highgate to Xspot?
—Yes.

Du you recollect whether the Princess west tutu
Opera the first or second night after her mire! ei
Naples ?—The second night after hrr arrival, ti, Nam,
told me she was going to the Opera.
I think I understood you to say t►ere sae tee
bads, a large and a small one i■ the apartmen et 44
Princess ?—Yes.

Was the small bed the travelling bed of the Nuys?
—lt war.

You have amid that the morning after the Prioress hs4
been to the Opera, the large bed appeared as it two per.
sons had slept in it?-1 said the bed looked as if tws
persons bad slept I. it.
I beg to know what con meant by saying prerioudr.
that you observed the large bed hail heft occapiell, LiU
that you took no further notice of it ?
1 understood I was asked to sir in what condition the
bed was, whether it ;as much diranged.
Some 4.Attht arose Is to the precise answer whkh wit,
ness had given in her examination.
LORD CU visett.Low—lf any dosbts arise, die oat?
way to be eorreet is to refer to the notes of bee exam;
nation.
The notes were referred to, and it did not appear that
any real difference existed between the answers in the
examination, and those Which were gives upon the saws
point, in the cross-examisation.
1/id you not understand that you were desired to ask
particularly,
particularly, that derangement.?-1 did net understsal
1 was to explain that derangement particularly, heti
can now.

You gave some bccount of the different rooms in which
the family slept at Naples; state now ; where did Hism
nymuus sleep?—The door of Hieronyinous's room opted
into the same corridor in which the door of her Reyel
Highness opened, which I have already slated.
Did the servants of Sir Willism Gal aid Mr. Keppd
Craven sleep in the house at Naples ?—I saw their see
wants by day, but I do not know whether they slept his
the same house.
How many servants had they ?—Each one mu sit-
rant.
Yon mean to swear you do not know where these we
rants slept while you were at Naples?--.1 Is nut tam
where they slept,
Yon do not know where either of these servals**
any one night while yin* were at Naples?--1 di est
swear it, but 1 do not recollect it.
Do you mean to swear you do not know oboe 11r.
Craven's servant slept any one night ?—At this mitmat
I do not recollect.
And that you swear ?--Yes.
Where did you sleep at Naples?--In a little tam
above her floral Highness.
Did you sleep alone in that room ?—We had IN
rooms, in one Annette slept aline I was there.
If I recollect, von saw Berptiii coining out of his
chamber undressed ?-I'es.

Was she at Naples ?—Yes.
!low soon after they arrived at Naples?—lt ii imp..
sible for me to rrcollect—l can't say precisely.
I do sot say precisely, but tell me as near as you re-
collect?-1 can't aiv, we were thereabout fear snood's.
1 i 1 o sot want to know precisely, but tell ate as seal,'
as you can?-1 cannot precisely recollect, we were feat
mouths.

Was it one month ?-1 cannot recollect.
it's it two or three ?—I cannot recollect.
Then she cannot tell whether it was at tbebegionintr,
thisr middle, or at what time ?—No.
Was she at Naples with the Princes}—lns.
You said you saw liergami coming oat"( Ike Prin•
cwt's bed-room ?—Yies.
In what position were von standing Awl yule
him 2-1 was standing at the door.
You spoke of a corridor or passage?—Yes.
I want to know was it at the same corridor yea were
standing ?-1 was standing in the corridor, at doer
leading from the Princess's room.
ll'as the room of Itergaini at the bottom of the tor-
ridor ?—Not quite.
bat wee it near the end ?—lt was Nearer dieted
than this side.
Was there not a staircase between Bernal's room
and the Princess's, by which yon went to root cloak*?
•—ln this position there was another door, threagh
whichl went to my apartment.
lied you a light on that occasion, or had Bergoni
DOMII.IIIII bad a condie in his hand.
Bari you one?—No, I was on the point of going.
Using where ?—I was waiting for her Royal Mel'
'less to give me leave to go as usual.
What did Afro mean, by saving, she was co the psi*
of going i—To sty own chonsber.
it sat, without a light ?-1 had no light.
Witness said before, she escaped through her 107.1
Highness's room. tries of too, no.
Did you say so, or not 2-1 was there, I pasevitessanau
*it door, (describing tbe door.)
Are you still speaking of the passaita between the.
NMI
' 1 ask the witasese whether, when aka apade her ~Pi
the had not to go nearer Daryoutti had to go Iwo
to the corridor.
here they nearer is when Bergal was?
Mr. WJlLLtaisibelpg interent Lords, I
hare a rig t to ask the gnestiaa.
Ulm Cos ca ta.os —Nobody prevmsla yea.
• Nero tome interruption enacted, and moo o•avets*
Ilea took pine. between spine Noble Pena aboat sa
answer gives' by the Interpreter,
Mr. WlLmswa reamed.
Will yea have the goodness to pat this run-.
Whether or asst, when site made kw escapes 44 104
get awe, Bang uoti by soloing?—.Yea,
Intrual come forward, or go back lalaVa APO
saw &Visual cOming towards me,
Did DarAwisi seetskto be cooling to mops ?-4 140.
tttw sy awl I went oat precipitately.

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