The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-10-23 00:00:00

Dou ens remember taking sonic lees there 1 —No I
took wishing.
Did •n burly else 1.-1 ha. e %al.! I did not know %hat
others dial.

What was it they too ?-1 don't know ; holier it was
but or cold.

Who handed it to the carriage ?—I do nut know ; some of
the eery Lats.
Did not Sacrist hand It 1-1 do not remember.
WWI you swear he did not caanut swear he was not
there.
Do Yoe remember Steed pinto Won. Austin cult some-
t`ling I—No.
Will you swear you did not see Sacchi on that ;Gurney ?
I swear I do not recollect seeing him.
Will you sorer he was not us that journey ?—I cannot
swear; I de Out rev:#::44l seeing him.
Hid her Royal highness during the whole journey.
rile with the Countess of Oldi, or did she occasionally
(Lange her c.. riage ?—Always in the same carriage.
At whet time did her Royal Highness arrive at Sens-
gaglia ?—ln the day.
At what toner of the day ?-11efore noon I think.
Will Too swear, that it was nut at four or tire o'clock
in the at•ernoon ?—When I do nut know any thing pre-
cisely. 1 do not swear.
Do yon know n mon of the name of Ratti !—I do.
Was he on that foorney ?—He was.
Where slid he ride ?--On the box of the coach.
tin the box of which carriage ?-0n the box of the
coach in which the maid-servants were.
Yon spoke of the Balls at the Barone; you esiti4
person named Cavaletti, was at those balls ; was Cara-
{eta in the serviaw,of the Princess, at that time.—No.
Where does lie live !—At Milan.
Da y Ay. know a person named Antogica 7-1 do.
Were his dung tern at the !mils I—Yes.
What is he?—.l tenant of the Barons.
Resides those you , have mentioned, do you know the
tames of any unser persons of rant who were at the balls
—Yes.
Who Were they !—Doctor MJchetti, and the curate of the
throne.
Any body else I—l do not recollect precisely.
Yon say that every body was dancing thins. did you
glance among the rest I—l did.
.Vest say yon know the daughters -if Antogins, did
- Ft/ft ever see them in any other room besides the bail-
Nor reotitl—tsits.
any other females who came there'—Never.
. her Royal Highness ever dance with those per-
sops f—Soinctlines.
Wheee were your family living at the time you were at
ae Gerona ? —At Milan.
Were they at these balls ?—None of them Lad been
peeersted to her Royal Highness at that time.
Do you know the wife of Ilergami t•o.
1T a: she ever at the halls?—Never.
When did you last see Berge:an 7—Last month, Coining
I om Rome.
Where slid you see him 7—At the Barons.
• Any where else?—At Milan also.
.. Were you ftequently with him 7—lies.
• And with General Pisa I—l was with General !MN
'Jr,: 'Voile.
• ' Yltd menet apply to game ons to come here as wit-
nesses ),--.They otered itMnWlcue.
Have you not undertaken to indemnify any pr der
r-iming over here !—lt is not my eharacter to do so.
t`.;ngs base been done by the Advocate Henry.
Have you made no agreements with any persona to pay
t. crn for colitiag here ?—I have made no agreenteuta, I have
executed agreements made by the Advocate, henry.
!tow many agreement' have cue executed at the request
t,,r Henry ?—The agreement Is, tea litres per slay for their
s••;ipurt, deritse their ittv•rtire.--• franc a day for each of
th,:ir wises. and half a franc fey each of the children for
t-:e;r support. This agreement was made hes•nmse the pass-
p4-ts would not be granted without securing some support
twr the families.
Hare you not paid any witness any money for con*
beee7-1 have made no agreement to pay. The head-
li••ilder before they set out said, that hr should suli'er
damage. and we granted him indemnification for what
te might lose during their absence. It has been order-
rd, or rather requested that the architect Ratti would make
se!tan account of a hat his loss might he. This was done
:er_raitsp4teper, and it has been jod:red at 30110 livers of
- This
a.• mate Henry, I have paid to the son of the head-
C: tstrr.
Have von not given money to any one to give evi-
'l•:.cs ?---Not to be a witness, never. I have given at
t' •it departure. a small slim on account,—two or three
NJpoleons, and a grant of ten francs per day, which I
hare eaplained before ail the witnesses.
Dv whoin were you employed to give this stoney ?--
By !he Adynea.e. Henri.
*Goer long have you iiern in England?---1 have been in
F zland three time'.
Whon less the first time °—When her Royal Highness
seas at henna.
When was the second time?--The secnnd time was
w!.eu her Royal Highness came from Paris.
I thonett yen said you left her Royal Highness at St.
t is true.
How lung was it after that that you came to England ?
--Sir or seven wicks.
' What occasioned your coming to England then?---I
unt.. innet.sent fur.
. .:,tity whom ?-I:tv her Modesty tl.e Queen.
.. flow long on that occasion did you remain in Eng-
lira ?--The second time I was in England it was fur
right or nine days. •
Did you not then go out on the part of her Majesty
to Milan and elsewhere, to collect witnesses ?—1 was
sent by her Majesty to Milan to say that those persons
who wished to come to England to give testimony for
her Majesty might do so.
How many persoret had von conmittnication with there
as *it 'teases I—Forty or fifty:
How many of those persons came over with you the
lest tinse.you came to heiglasiol ?--Tu o witnesses.
Who were they ?• Pomarli and ---.
Was ,Posnarti your t ? I did nut want a 'ser-
vant i has( a servant of my owls.
Did sot Pouter' come over as your servant I—lie came as
a s imam fu- her Majesty.
Did you n:lt represent him as your servant when you left
the Austrian States I—Never.
Did you frequently see Hommel at dinner I—Frequently.
Every Day I—No.
Did you hot see him every day at the Barons or at Gene-
ra! Piaohi? —Never at General Mao's.
Did Bergami follow yen to Pesaro I—No ; Ise cense after-
a ord.
How many of the suite did you leave at St. Oeser's I—Two
maids and three or four other servants.
Did you go with Bergami from St. Oiner'sl—Yes.
Where to I—To Paris.
With Virtorine also ?—Ves.
Did you live with Bergami at Parlsl—Yes.
Where ?---At the lintel Ereerati. Rue de Richelieu.
Was he there the whole of the time with you?—
Yes.
Who paid the expenses of the journey with Bergamo ?
—J slid.
Bergami. as well as yourself ?—I paid, and
was reinsbursed by Remand.
i n what carriage did you travel —I believe it was one
of the Priucess s.
Had von mote than one carriage?—Yea. two.
Roth belonging to the Princess ?—No.
Was it not the carriage which was used by the Prin-
cess at St. Omer's t--Yes.
What servants bad you?---Three servants.