CHARGE,

And by whom made.

At the Villa d'Este, Pergami's brother was elevated to the situation of Prefect of the palace. His mother was ordered to be called Madam Livia, and the mother and brother had separate tables from the rest of the servants.

Attorney General.

A tour was next made to Lugano, and some other places, in the course of which, a courier was dispatched with a letter to a person at Milan, and returned with an answer early next morning, while all the Queen's household were at rest. The courier wishing to deliver it without del went to Pergami's chamber. He was not there, but in a short time he saw him coming, in his shirt and obe de chambre, out of the Queen's chamber to his own.

Pergami told the courier, that he had heard his child cry, and had gone to quiet her, and the next morning he desired the courier to say nothing about it.

Attorney General.

Her Majesty visited a place, which has since been purchased at her expence for Pergami. It was called the Villa Bergami, (Pergami) or Barona. In this purchase she expended several thousand pounds. In this place she resided some time, during which

CHARGE,

And by whom made.

a carnival was held, and the most disgraceful scenes took place.

Attorney General.

Her Majesty made a journey through the Tyrol into Germany.

On her arrival at Charnitz, it was necessary that Pergami should return to Inspruck, in order to obtain a passport for the continuance of the journey. During his absence her Majesty had one of her filles de chambre to sleep in her room during the night. In the middle of the night, Pergami returned from Inspruck, came into her Majesty's room. She ordered her female attendant (who was asleep) to leave the room, and take her bed along with with her.

Attorney General.