Request translation of nascita record details

[MariaMadonna]

Seeking a translation of paragraph attached: descriptive details of disposition of newborn foundling child and belongings, "Maria Ambrosina" , Aversa, Caserta Births 1900 # 326 via Ancestry

[PippoM]

"Detta bambina viene da me inviata per mezzo della dichiarante a ciò incaricata all'Ospizio dei Trovatelli dell'Annunziata di qui (?), al quale rimetto copia dell'atto precedente ond'essere consegnata all'Amministrazione di quel pio luogo insieme alla bambina ed agli oggetti situati (?) presso la medesima, che consistono in una camicetta, corpettino, cuffietta, fascia e quattro pannolini bianchi.
Letto il presente atto agli intervenuti, l'hanno meco sottoscritto."

[PippoM]

"said female baby is sent by me thru the declarant that I have instructed to do so, to the Hospice of Foundlings of the Annunziata, of this town, where I send a copy of this act to be delivered to the Offices of that Pious Place, with the baby, and the thing founds near her, consisting of a blouse, a corsage, a cap, a bandage and four white diapers.
I read this act to the people standing, who signed it, as I did myself"

My translation might not be fully comprehensible, as Italian of official documents of that time was very "twisted", and some words are not of daily use

[MariaMadonna]

Thank you very much, Sig Moccaldi. Yes, the formality of those records daunt me, but the calligraphy even more so. I once stared at a word for a long time until I could decipher that my great grandfather was a mugnaio.
My cousins thank you, too. This record is very appreciated in their family history and record of the first day on earth of their great-aunt.

[MariaMadonna]

Gratefully,
Marie Ann "Maria" Pavlak
Twenty years ago, I visited my grandparents' birthplaces in Aversa CE and Striano NA and highlights of Naples, Paestum, and Vatican City.

[PippoM]

Very glad to help you, Maria!