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Mew .0 hoard the wept) I recollect her Royal Owes
took the b.tb on the passage bumf..
What suet .f • tab or vessel on. the bath' It was a rom•
sop bathiat tub; it arse made si AnKuata by me direction.
I wish In huger sr warty as pinisilile the sire of the bath;
was it such as that it could be take° into her Royal High-
mara's had.euess ? I .:ogr't think that patable.
White they ern a. hoar✓, did you •ee her Royal High-
ness sitting cm ages with Depot? I never saw them sit.
lieu on a gnu.
Did you ever pee them sitting on a bench on deck, his am
round her, or her arm round hoe, lake too lovers) Never.
Did yea ever see them kise each other) Never.
Did yes tree see may improprirly or indermicy of Wm.
•ii.sirbellifeell them one lover& the other Never.

Did your dudes frequently rail you on deck ? They did ;
bat the navigation of rho ship was rbirdy its the beads of
Rat you yourself was fregairatly ou ;leek ? Yes.
Du yea remember Sainganoi dinging himself apart *of
Otereskos ine board with pillows? I do.
Be mu good to mare she wreaks* of Hatt cirrnmstswiec! It
was wise 44 by the Consul at Jaffa, olio tame as board
with • guld•lsesided cane and eunteriiidered velvet rube.
Was he a pompous figure) He was.
Du you remember a ROM named Mehemet beieg taken spa
board on the return voyage ? I do.
De you remember a dance performed on board by Ida-
hoan's ? I du.

Do you remember the occasion on which that dance woe
Sat performed? There was a eon of quarrel between !Nsi-
housct sad the Doctor. The Doctor waisted him, when he
first came on board, to lake mate physic, which be would not,
sell it was to laugh at the Doctor that afterwards be used I.
&ace it.

Theis the refuse' of Maharatt to take the physic ens the
original rause of the quarrel ! The Doctor abasing his, for
not taking physic, was the first ranee of the quarrel.
Ilw Durhw appeared on deck, ass that dance railed
for! It WAS, and kr performed it, calling out, " Dews,

tbrre any thing improper or indecent in that donee!
Not in the least; no more than in the Spanish •Jolero ar the
donee.

Dui you see Mabomet performing the saute deuce on
shore' Frequently.
Was it the same which he used to perform on board '
Precisely.
Refuse yon arrived at Cape Rani, did any sae land st
Terrariesa) They did.

What persons landed at Temente ' Bergavai, Camera,
and I think Theodore Majuecla.
Were the vessel bound to per/ors quarantioe' We were
WOl iu porl ; we were then at sea.

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Wonld it have been wecetsary for you to perform quaran-
tine at landing! We shankd in all probability have bad to
perform quarantine.
IVbst vim the rearms of dame persona being landed at Ter.
racism > It was to obtain refreshments for her Royal High-
ness, who was extremely fatigued with twist lie board so
long.

In point of (set, was the Princess muds fatigued at shut
time? Very ouch. _

At the time the boat with those persons pot off hogs the ship,
whis was un deck ? Her Royal Highstess sud every body.
Is .hat maimsr did they take leave of the Princess ? By
kissiag her hand respectfully.
Did each of those persons kiss her Royal Highwass's head ?
I think they did.
Q. I put it to you Lieut. Hownsm, did Bergansi, en
that *cession, kiss ►er Royal Highness ? A. What ! her face ?
Certainly nut.
Q. After the long voyage, as it Is called, I believe her
Royal Highness went bock to t►e Villa d'iste? A. Yes.

Q. Did ►he, while Mayng at the Villa d'Este, go to Qat
house eared the flaron•? A. After staying some short time
st the Villa d'Este, her Royal Highness went to the Barons.
Q. Whst is the sire of Ih a house called the Rama* ; is
it as moderate sire ? A. It is a small country ►ouse fitted
up for Rrrgsmi.
Q. Was it a sort of house in tibia any large fete could
be given? A. t►, no!
Q. What was the nature of the eotertairowents given by
her Royal Righting there! A. 'Mere were no euterlaio•
meets, except some down to the fa►mer's daughters.

Wes that at Carnival time' It wall.
Did you see the wives of the persons with their daughters
The elder of the 'laughter, was married.
I am not speaking of any particular person—but did the
pawns who attended being with them their wives as well
as their daughters' The wife of the Chevalier Domini-
ehiiii came as well as his daughter; the wife of Baron --;
and the wife of Penfeasur Morlietti were alma there.
Who was the Chevalier Domioichini? ile was a Gentle..
man who had resided at Como for years.
Ware the other persons you have mentioned residing in
the neighbourhood Yes, they were, with the exception of
the Professor Moehetti, who lived at Como.

Was the Clergyman of the place there ' I have pees his
frequently, hut I caul say if he was at the dames.
Do you mean that you have seen him frequently visiting
her Kuril Highness? Yes, frpeotly.
Flavin! mentioned one of the dances, I would ask you,
was the Prioress eossdantly iu the dancing room' She was
nut constantly in the dancing room, she came in occasionally.
Did you yourself pas take of the smusemeut of dancing ?

Did brr Royal Highness retire frequently of an evening
before the dances were finished' She dsd chiefly.
Have you ever seen any thing indecorous or indelicate
take place lit twee,' any palsies there? I have not.
Do you recollect the saver Brescia, near the Villa d'Este?
1 du.

Describe it, if ynu please) It was a torrent rather than
a river. _

Was it ever dry, or with little water in it Ido act re-
collect seeing it d.y; when it runs, it roue rapidly.
Is it a place tint a persou would chose to 6u to bathe in
I should think not.

Di you ri collect accompanying the Princess on her lour
iutu Germany? I dir.
Do yon recollect in what part of the year that took place ?
la the early part ; about March.
March 1817? Ver. _

I).; you recollect being at Carlsrube, I do.
Who received the Princess on her arrival at Carlarobe)
The Grand Chamberlain attended her Royal Highness on
her getting out of her carriage, and a Chamberlain was ap-
pointed to attend her.
Do you remember the name or that Nobleman? The
Baron De Bode.

Did her Royal Highness pats her time principally in re-
tirement, or at Court ? Almost always at Court.
Where did the Princess usually dine? At Court, or with
the Marrs seine, the Grand Duke's mother.
Did the Princess usually sup out? Mostly.
Where were the sappers given At the Grand Duke's,
and I think use at the Margravius's
Were any persona amenibled on the messing to meet her
Royal Highwess Always, except on the first day's dinner
at the Margravines.
Was it on the way back from Carlarulte that you stopped
at Charnitz? If that is the name of the hurler town be-
tween the Austrian dominions and the Tyrol, we did stop
there.
Abort what time of the day was it? About the middle
of the day.
What occasioned rot to stop there' There was a deep
fall of the carriages were behind, and on the arrival
of the servants at the barrier, the man would not take the
word of the courier that It was the Priocesa of Wales.
Did that make it necessary for any person to go bock to
Marna ? M. Bergasni went, and 1 think M. Tamil, to
procure a passport.
Do you recollect the tine at which they returned back to

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