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London, England, 1820-10-10 00:00:00

I. he uow lirinf ? I bare beau told that he is dead.

11 Neil you took this %surgeon on board, did it become ne-
-cr•,rary on hi/ SICCOIIOt to alter the arranigrutrut of toletp-
ilig....ums? Yrs, it did; litTgdsni was mo►ed frum the
fi ir cabin to lhrdiois, loom.

Do you loom the rooms that were occupied by her Royal
aid by Rerganti during the whole of the voyage?
do.

L. any situation its which the beds were plated at any
shin., wog it possible fur those two persons to ace each other
1 say no.

IVS, it yll:tS duty to attend to he► Royal Highneea, and
al r what the arrangement of the apartment', "ma? She
some ticor• called me to know how the weather WAS.

I rant what place has she so called you a--
From her robin.
Ilan any other plate? Yes when she slept ostler the
teat.

'Vi the tent on deck' Ycs.
What situation did Bailielo hold on board the ship? Ile
ors. Captain of the ship.
tVs. lee the meting Captain, or only the ms.ifer of the ship,
spa the acting Captain ; I was considered a. the Cap-
ton—all orders were given to me by het Royal HI mimes..
Did Ilimpuhs's duty call him to alttnil oihnut her Royal
PI i•4line l.'s rooms or person Monet assuredly not.

AN?, me to uk sou whether, if that had occurred on
hoard the pker, with rrsprct to the situation of her final
Ilich”*.s, it was likely that he shuuld have seen it?---s

Thr S olicitur-Gnstra. I objrctell to the quvrti .

Two niblcrstand what ritrunvitsnee I allude to ; was it
liktly in Rvrgio bituatiuw, That he could have seen any
thiiitc of the hind?—

Tne Solicitor. General twain objected. That was not the
.inestiun tii be asked, but II hat was Baigialo's duty •
What uas thr duty of Bargiulo on Wald the ship ? To
attend to the duty of thr iiop.
To :d trod to tar wen and the ship? Yes.
. . .

Uid that duty call him to be in ;he port of the ship where
ler Msjesiy was? Not at all times; a mitt mien com-
mand Hic ship without being in tbe apartments of her Ma-
x-sly.
11 as it his (Into to attend her Majesty, without your 'iv-
;isghion orders to do so? NIP.
. . . . -

Was he in the habit of ;inn; in•o her Majesty's apart•
melds of hi■ own accord; Ile might go of his own se-
bait not without receiving some orders froin me.
Could be du it without orders from you Nu.
Used he to tate his orders from you Yes.

You have mentioned a tent beiug raised sometimes on the
drek•—bow arum was the iteer.rnan to that teat i About
/three or four feet.

During the nicht and slisy? Y...
Old your duty durtua the night cell you t• that place
On Ilse r. turn hum Jaffa l slept on deck.
mean, did your duty call you during the sight to where
Ilu• stveriimao was? Assuredly it slid.
flow near was the place in which you slept to the lest?
It was over the helm, about five fret; I should say leas than
ts.s t„

Flom the place WIWI* the steersman stood, could s person
hear what pawed is the tent cuticeive it would be
hard. •

You ti.ink that any eonveration in the tent moat then
probab'sy have been heard ? Sp►aking generally. I think a
euniwriiiitiuu between Iwo prisms, under the tent might have
hero litl.rd where I slept.
Hive vim ever heard suy eon %%%%% tiun in that plate? No.
Was it near euttegh to hea► things passing generally ?

!Ad the trot eriver the wtrok of the rieek, or was there a
lIMM•lie There was a p•wreetoo one side of it at right.
%V.re rut in the habit or paioitog along that restage at
Yea.
And strrr others of thr crew so ahn) Certainly.

1)0 *OO ri snernber any light being placed feather the tell
at night whisk was afterwards takers away Yee, b►cause
thought it likely to endanger the *hip and all who were ma
lin.ted of her.

In what manners At Athol.' I had beard of a number
of pirated being in the Archipelago; a light harping ote
deck, or under the teat, at eight, would ha►e served to paint
out the situation of the vessel to •oy of them who might
l,a►e hurt red Drat.

..... .
Irol you know of any Omits; Itad you seen any? Tea.
And danger wis to be apprehended, if ashy lights should
be reels ? Yrs.
hitt yin 'ermine' dial circumstance to her Royal Rich-
ness} I did.
And was it removed after that representation ? Yet, it was.
Was there any theilinurilcatiou films the interior of the
tent below? Yes.
What was that coarmonicatina ? By a Maley, fret the
Jeek down into the i • ortrione
flow was that communiealloa at sight; wash kepi open

or shut ? It was blorti*yleal woad if, but do opal.
ism was always clear.. , • ' •
Do you remember • twirta which her Royal Highness
neessioaallg bothbel I I dueerfigottier • •
••• ' Do gum harm whether that lab.onald go into tha tibia
• where bee Royal iligliwoes slope ? No.'. • -
De your. teas goo do eat losowoor *alit was analaego to
go in ? It was too Jorge to be askew into the cabin.
In the coarse of Me night ham her Royal Highasse wear
'pokes to you from the teal! Yes; I here bad anemias to
seanetuvre the ship desire the sight, sod have in so rirrieg
disturbed her Royal Higbee,' ham bee repose, nod she bus
thee called to me. •
Wile* yes amsweeed that tall, did you tipei the mot?
When I did not diatiactly beer what her Royal Nighties
said, I was obliged In ripen it.
• De you hewer where Bergamot slept on hoard year vessel ?
On tie return frost Jaffa* I dm sot know where he slept.
Where did he sleep on the other voyage ? Coin up, be
slept in tlse dining room
Do yon recollect the sillmstiris of her Royal filighwess's
cabin. with respect Wthat of the Cureless Oldi ? The
cabin was dividedisto two divisive.; mid her Royal Hoes-
ties es enhi.t was the lerger of thine two.
Was there any coinumuitotios between them ? Three
was a door between them, and they bad two shy-lights which
erred on deck.
Was there any gas on the deck ? Yes.
Did you ever sea her Royal Highness sitting on that gun
with any person? Nn.
bidyua ever nee her elitist( ow the lap of any person ow
beard the vessel ? No.
Did you ever see her titling with her arms round any per-
son's neck ? No.
Did you ever see her timing any person on board, except
perhaps the elide! Yietorine? No.
During the time yew had the nianagewsest sf the vessel,
while her Royal Highness was., board, did you ever see
the *lightest impropriety or indecency is her conduct to-
wards Rergami, or any other persona' No.
Do you rementher Berganii's landing at Teressina ' Yrs.
Ind you see him take leave of her Royal Higher"' Yes.
What did yon see ilmie by him en that °cession? I saw
him kiss her Royal Highness'. hand on ping away from the
ship, as was uriosionalty dose by all 'emus on takiug leave.
line lung have you been in the navy? Sixteen years.
You wear some orders ? Yes.
What orders are they Of Merit and Fidelity.
On what occasion did you receive them ? Om taking seve-
rs) privateers in the Nespulian navy.
11..V1L you received the royal permission to wear these
ordeal ? I have fur tae of ghost.
Which is that? The third order.
I mean by royal permission, nut that of the King of
Naples, but of England ? Iso understand.

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Now did vats bow thal? -Beemerie I ham frequently
seen hi. in had, os goiteris hardiejesty to the Mersin to
MP/ reWWW,„ . 'r :
weft Isms Ilie issly ommallasmonallitit jam rent laity is
had to the 4litiogessos? Yes.•
Dig her Wimps, deep Mime dodge Omsk& of the sal-
esgirls's TosisioJoßsi I believe dm did.
la her steeples e•Mo ? Yes.
la bed? Os • sofa.
Dressed se undressed ? Devised.
Bimini, es that ercasiss, was die had in the dining- •
rem? Ilio'wge is bal.
Now many limes in a wee& did yes see him ? • 1 cast pm-
tieubrise every time 1 saw hint, kite he frequently Old me
good esuroiag as I mismel.
What hied of bedstead woe it ? 1 believe it was an iron
bedstead.
Was it Seed? No, it was stet iced, Ind it woe lashed to
the eldest she vessel.
Do you mean to swear that the lied a Berpassi might not
be seen from the bed of the Prisms when the door was
open ? 1 shoold think not.
You sow ouly.think reset i did pan ever place yourself in
such a positio• as I. are ? 1 think net.
Was it your deity to utast her Royal Highness in her
cabin ? No ; but I frequently went whys desired by her
Basal Higbee...
No other basinese took you halo die cabin of a night,
though you comaisoded the ship. No.
Neither ea She galivant or homeward myage Ou the
homeward voyage 1 have been he the cabin. 4,
At sight? Never withoot hetes called Bar.
Who used loran you? Sorted the servants.
When so called fur you have gone? Yes.
Has it happetwel frequently that you have been foe?
Perhaps ter times, bat ! can't revolted the exact somber of
limes.
Now in the tent on deck there was a bed, was there alma
suf. ? Yes, there was abed sad
Whose bed was it? I believe it was William Amnia'. bed.
Ulm slept in that bed ? IAo sot know.
Do you mean to swear that the Prisms. did sot steep
there ? No; her lillyal Highness dept on • rofs.
Near the bed ? Not very near.
Hew fsr was it ? Three," four yards.
Do you mess to swear that there was an interval adore
or time yards bewares the bed sad the sofa ? Between the
extremes of both, the distance was great deal more.
Was there MOSS than a yard between the nearest poises ?
Yes, there eras more then two yards.
Where did the Prince*. sleep ;on the sofa ? Yes.
How do you know that ? 1 west is one night and saw
her Royal Ligh•••• there.
Was dial the only reason yon bad for believing it ? That
was the wily time I saw her, cud I conceived she always
slept there.
Who slept in the bed ? 1 don't know.
Fur what purpose was It placed there? For persons to
sit on during the day, that was the only me I (see saw it
put to.
Was it' used for no other purpose ? 1 sewer saw it used
fur any other purpose.
Hare yen, never seem Dermal in that led? No; have
seen bim sitting on it in the slay time.
Have you never seen him lying on it in the day time?
Never.
Hail you never the curiosity to inquire where Bergami
slept WI the vorge from Jaffa to Syracuse ? I had other
duties to *Head to is aavisatiog the vessel, said attending
her Majesty about.
Have you any doubt that Bergami slept in that bed wader
the tent ? I eau's say. I can only repeat 1 never saw him
iu that bed.
The question was repeated? I can't speak farther than
that.
The question was again repeated? I doubt whether be
did, or whether he slept there at all.
Do you mean to say be did sot sleep there ? I have every
reason to doubt he did mut sleep there.
Do you mean to say you believe he did sot sleep there ?
1 believe be did not.
Miele did be sleep ? I dote* know.
Did be sleep in thee...lbis ? I never went into the cabin to
see if be was there or not.
Did you ever see him during cay part of that voyage
sleeping in the cabin ? I did nut see him there.
you mean to repeat that you dual believe he slept in
the bed coder the tent ? I believe he did nut sleep under the
leo t.
What vinous have yogi for that' Because whets I went
to wait un her Majesty I did out see him these.
What time was it that you went to wait on her Majesty'
It sa. in the sight time—it was stark.
What countryman are you? I aus an Englishman hors.
Then your nut seeing him in the (lark is the reason that
you think lie did not sleep there? The light of the binnacle
was sufficient to give me an opportunity of as ring if he was
there or out. It was a clack night, but the reflection of the
light from the binnacle was sufficient for shut.
On the night tier Buys, Highness called you, when, as you
now say, there was tight enough to we, will yon swear that
Berginii was not in that bed ? Ido 'swear it.
Was that the only occasion on which yes saw the lied when
Rcrgami was out there ? I have gone there frequently when
called for, and never saw him.
YON never saw him there' Never.
if he had been there you mud hMe seen him? Yes, if be
had been in the bed.
Du you remember the storm off —; wlwre did the
Princess sleep then ? I believe down below, in Lieutenant
llowsiaties cabin, bust lam nut certain, I way so meek rie-
rupied with the duties of the ship that I was obliged to
be constantly on deck.
Mt yew moms the Prisms down helot ? lu the morn-
leg I think I dill.
Do fun know where Bergami slept that night ? Ido not.
Did yon are Bergsma in the morning? Yes; 1 sew hint
when he came cm deck in the moraing.
Vim never saw him lying on the deck below? No, did nag.
You had the command of the vessel? Yea; but 1 received
orders from her Majesty.
And during that time, a whole month, yeti never saw Ber-
gamo is Ird any where? 1 saw him un the bed, but never
ma* him lying &we.
Now at the helm you esold ant hear Bergami, but when
the Prioress called yun, you weal and lifitd gip the test ?
If you please I'll explain that. When it is blowing hard
the working of the slop pimento pennon hearing any mode-
rate sound.
It being past four o'clock,
Earl Grey moved that the Hew do now adjourn.
ni Noble Lewd Mamma, that parliape it might be im-
portant fee the Solicitor-Givers! N Midi his cross-egasria•-•
don at nine.
The Solicitor-General said, he mild mat stage to what
length the eroiMmisminatino would extend, and be should
net like to be premed for time is it.
The House sdjoursed till tomasress (this) swain at ten
&sleet.

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