Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-13

ut Milan. before Col. Brown, by Mr. vermicati an
HE. hope TO- go home" once when witness was
anwei the Princess called on him with Bergami and
tae latter said to witness mind is the princess who
rinh ~ituess.-samueI George pecheii. Esq. post
captain III the Navy. aud commanding the C,orinde Ia
l5i3feceived the Princess hoard at Cvita Necchia
Rersami acted as mental servant hoard The
Princess dined at table ofwness, aud Deream waited
at table Having Landed the Princes in Genoa recev
ed her the next fall again board the clorinde In ST.
cy-bad s,aeat l. the Princess previous TO her embar
cation that he could not allow Bergam 10 dine at his
table, aud the Princess In consequence had separate
dinner provided IN her own cabin. twas not cross
examined aud wi,hdrew)
Sixth witnsss.Thomas Briggs, Esq captain Of r. N.
commanded the Leviathan at Genoa In lsi5--oidered
to take The Princess hoard. Princess aud Bergami
dined at hts table on the passage from Genoa-the
Princess Hoard .the Leviathan ordered cabin
her owe which had been intended by Capt. Briggs Tor
me other Ladies, to he given To Bergami. partition
.separated Beryams cabin from that ofthe Princess.
Seventh wi,ness.-Pistro Puchi. agent Of the grand
hotel at Trieste. Gergami and the Princess arrived
without at this hole-her suite arrived an hour
afterwards on more than occasion saw B.rgaini
come from the princess's he'd in Tie morning in
an rmaress. The bed la the Princess room was
tamblsd. that Of Be,eam never seemed have been
months ago by Col Grown. Witness did not want any
money but received eight Napoieons and francs,
coming In about 81.
OF peler krants. young woman of rather pleasing
appearance, deceaiy ciad--a German intrrpreter
swoin-Servant at the principal inn at Ca,isruhe The
fstncess occupied M. 10 aud Bergami M. Ia, and
small ned taken out Of no. IL and broad one put
morning into No. a. and the Princess aud gai
together IN bed -Bersans arm round the ruceSss
nsek-Tbe Princess Jnmprd np frightened on the
entraace OF CHE correctness Of intepre-
.aton Of these words was doubted. Some conversation
followed and the house adjourned)
SATURDAY 25ih.. Tx animation Of barbara Krantz
resnmed When witness saw the Princess aud Bergami
t.geiher on the he'd, she frightened and withdrew
ON msk ing up the bed In No. u, saw adys cloak
Saw princess the cloak the day, not
sure Il was the same. o." Arcyo married woman %
oere the witness set out cryinsa chair was ordered
Tor her and glass Of water) Witness cross examined
ny Mr.. sronebam-came to England three weeks ago
with her brother conducted by couIicr-received 10
ducats at one time and ~ at another before sha len
termany for her expenses. tHerethe manner is which
Mr.. Brougham examined tie witness was objected
20 by Lo,d Dosoughnore ani debate ensued In which
several peers engaged--andt the house adj ourned.
htoSp,Y Ang %. Il he debate OIL the course which
the counsel for The Queen ougbtt he allowed pursue
an the cross examination OF the witnesses
Twas determined by the House that the liberty which
had heen granted the Queens Counsel OF adiournna
aad resumins the cross examination should be revoHed
and thar the cross examn aiion should proceed in
ordinary cases. Mr. Broueham however allowed
10 address the house again,tss decision Of their lord
ships lie accordingly with his colleague Mr.. Denmau,
oct upied the remainder ofthe day in his argument.
TUESDAY, AUG. 29-Thc greater part of
this day was occupied IN this debate. IL was
1T last determined That The counsel of the
Queen might conduct the eros, examination
as they pleased with the condition that the
attorney general should not he obliged to close
tte case for government till the whole cross
examination was finished. This was resolved
ON a division of I2l TO log: Lord Chancellor
Siarrowby in the majority.
The last witness Barbara Krantz recalled.
Does not know where she lives in London
her BROTHER gives her no money because lie
has nore 10 give-Was promised compen~
satop for her loss OF tiInr. Was told by the
Minister at CaTlsrphe, Raron Backstadt that if
she did not 60 10 England she shun Id he fore
~d. Alter a tnrther cross examination the
witness Withdrew.
Giuseppe BiancM was sworn--is an Iial-
ian Swiss-resldes in Venice-was porter
at the inn Grand Breiagne-Saw the
Princess of Wales there five years ago.
chamberlain and three couriers, amoug
whom were B. and Maiocci were will
her al that iime-Shc lodged three DAYS
there, aud then went to the house adi0n.
lng-witness had occasion 10 go there
every day. She purchased one day in
His IInuse of a jeweIler. IA gold ciain.-
The jcwcler came in after dinucr jusl as
The company were leaving Tie room-B.
was waiting behind the P.uccsss chair
IN ths dress OF a courier. RerSami and
The Pslncess being iesi together, she got
mp. took The chain from her own neck,
and pui IT on the neck Of the courier he
took II oil and put il round the neck Of
he Princess. He iiirn took her hy The
1iand and accompanied her TO another
Toom. where they took coifcc. He saw
and at both visits saw them frequently
walking arm in arm. aud other proofs Of
Familiarity. On cross examination wit,
ness stated that he had been before ex.
am.ued al Milan, that he went lhiil,cr for
Inc purpose from VeBice-for which aud
i0f coming TO London lie had received no
compensation, and had been promised
I!one--the expenses had been. paid and he
expected the expenses OF his return home
wnul! be paid. The House adjourned al
five o'clock.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 30.-Borjeno Bar
raz2oni was sworn-is all Italian, Is ma.
sou, was eMps0ycd to work on The Prin-.
cess house at Villa D'Esie--was a mas
fer workman, 25 or 30 men were emplsycd
80 work under him--he often saw The
PriBcess aud Il. III canoe on the Lake
a.one-he often saw Them in the garden
together, alone--and alternately pushing
each Other forward in garden chair on
wheels. He relates some acts of tamiliari-
~ which took place between them al the
Eroiio, IN The garden az Villa D'Este,
winch we torbear 10 transcribe. Passing
The garden at 81 o'clock in The evening he
saw them sitting on a bench at the BOT
tom OF walk. alone. He had seen the
Princess aud BerGami act together once
nj The theatre of Villa D'Esir. The Prin-
cess took the part of sick person, and
IS. That OF doctor 10 feel her pulse. On
ms cross examination lie said that lie had
been before examined al Nlilan--il thar he
MAD received no pay Tor ii-iIlat he came
10 England because he was told il lie did
NOT come he would he obliged TO go.
Geronimo Hajani, WAS so orn--is ma
live OF lialg--is writer-was employ ed
by the Princess at Villa ID Este. He saw
the Princess and +. riding out in car.
rage called paUodoita in whicli p. sat in
the back part and The Princess sal anon