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

IMPERI.IL P.IRLI.I.IIENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS. MONILIV. SEPT. $.
(inCTaiNT:I DAT.)
(Proceedings coninued from the first Editioi of yes-
terday's Statesman.)
Antonio Bianchi called in. and sworn
A. rIIR NET-iiES k:lt %L. IA) you I: ve Como ?-1 do.
Ho you know the Princess of ‘1%,1,... do.
Have von ever seen her on the Lake of Como in a
boat:-1 have.

With whom
Wert thry alnnr, or with any oar —llone.
Ito you know thr river Breechis ?—I do.
Firm yew ever rem rite Primrose/I 'Berm,
on this river have.

Where were they cumin, from when they went into
the can. e ?—They came from the Flood ;ate, which is
to prevent the water from ovvrthrwing the bank. thins
protects a small track of land, where there is a vineyard.
11'Isere were they when you first saw them .---1 :ton.ng
through the Vineyard.
How were they niressc.l on this occasion:—Both in
White.

IVhat sort of dre.4?-1 cannot tell, beranKe I did not
go and ton, h them.
Did they appear a. if they had hero in the water
3lr. 'UNMAN ()bpi-ed.
Did their clothes appear to be wet I cannot tell, fur
I nave nut touched them.

Did they get into the canoe when you saw them
They did.
Which wan• did they Ito ":--They went down the small

What stnall canal is he talking small canal
•f tl.e lirecrhia.

What time of the day was it :
Ask him again whereabouts they were when lie first
taw them ?—Near to this river, leaning against it.
Was there any water where they were standing, or
was it dry little water:not pinch.
How much ?-1-p to the knees about a yard.
When he first saw them were they standing in th .t
water 1.--1 saw them, that they we►e leaning against
this canoe, and imnu•dirirly they went law the canoe.
Was not that place sometimes used for bathing in !
Many gentlemen go there to bathe.
ltid thy bathe or nut ?--Many gentlemen go there
for a little bathing because the bank is good and the
water is clear.

Now ask I•im again whether, when he first saw
Bergami anti the Princess there, were they standing-
in the water or not:----They were in the water; but
they came out immediately when they saw me.
Did he observe what sort of dress the Princess had
in the lower part E--Pantrloons that reached to the
wet.

Giurant L.triler.—lM you tome from the Lake of Como?
—Yes.

What trade are you ?—A washer.
Were von employed in thAbervice of the Princess at
the Villa &Elsie ?-1 11%1S.

Did you ever see Bergami with the Princess in a
small carriage.—Yes.
Dow were they sitting f—The Baron liergami was
driving, and the Prineess 141111 sitting on his knee.
Where were liergasurs arms?. —He had Isis arms under
the arms of her Royal Highness. His left held the reins,
his right the whip.
Do you remember working near the Tower of the
Vijla d Este ?-1 es.
Did you see the Princess and Bergami there?-I'es.
What were they doing ?—They were sitting.
After you eaw them what did they do ?—ibey went
into an adjoining cabinet.
Was there anv other person with them ?—Xo.
In what tray did they walk to the Cabinet ":—They
merely got nip, he took her by the arm.
Did yon theft .I.r where his ann wss !—No.
Ton know the room at the Vila d'Este which was Ber-
ganti's ?-1 do.
Did you :see ilergami in that room any
through the witniuw?—Yee.
How was Ise dressed ?—He lead on a morning Kos n
a red coloor.
What time in the morning ?—r-lisrly.
Did you see the Princess in that room 7--Yes.