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London, England, 1820-08-24 00:00:00

trade'-1 cannot tell, that wensla aersd es the seeress et
the .perui•lion.

By Dr. I.o%hiailmi—Wast year ship about le .ail ea say
wilirr yagiv?—No. . _

ib;stup rennin uorseployed by reason of your ob.
more!— I .lo not know

.114 y the other (MOWS send her on a voyage ?—Why not,
ta-coaar obey ran employ aimattstr Captain.
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- Then thr:rionproistioe is fur your luso by your absence,
and too for tio lops as iiiracr of the ship? Il is fur kashmir
and by that watts giving up my private trade al-
lowrd me as Captain. _

And yiiu will still have your fourth part of the ship's
gams during yOnr übseoce? I shell receive my feerth part
6ot the 1,60641er of the freight, deducting the ship's expenses;
bul I sill!! nut receive whet I might have pinta by my pri-

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1.1"11, (mirth share is of tlw freight merely, sod nut of the
niercl.4...iise I Nut of the merchandise.
B) Eta (;arts—ln the voyage from Jan's, how many of
the cr. o nu deck during the night! Half the
erre. mu a time kept watch fur Nor hours
Then, I am to understand that there were shear eleven
of the 4lfw WI deck during the night? Aud in bad weather

(1 N 4 war less than ten. A. Never.
Lt. And Ilmw miss walked to •nd fro on the dark. A One
was at the twins, and tin yr., walked up and gismo.

44 Was there any passage by which iiii y could peas by
the teat A The area occupied bide more than half the
breadth of the vessel.

U 11.06 there any pima'? by the side of •hr tent from one
rod of ihr vessel its she other. A. By one side of the tent
there we. no pas,ate, as is touched she side of the ensrl, by
the other side of she tent a person could plll./1.

{Sire the men in the hahot of palming the tent daring
the night. A. When the winking of the vessel required it
they did, btu at oils r times thiy walked forward.
The Marquis of LANIDOWN —At thine times w►en, as
you have said, the C.pbiu sent yeti out of the way, did
he tell you to go below. A. Areioditig to the eirennaslanees
sometimes it was to go In the eolith in settle the account'',
sometimes it was to go forward and keep the people from
making a nuice.
U. Did any other persons remain near that part where the
Princess was on Owe ocesai .... s ? A. The great boat uuly
was between her and the In ogle.
At the time the WllB4llO was ordered to move the tent
where the Princess mud Bergami usually slept, were there
soy other persons near the place? There were some persons
near the place.
Were there any persons remaining after the tent was re-
moved, except Bergami and she Princess? As soon as wit-
Delia went away with the tent hr did not pay any attention to
what passed.
By the Marquis of Lanoilown—At the time described b;
the Wiilll4/11, relative to the gun, was it stormy or calm arra-
the, If it hail beets a swim the Princess and Bergami
*maid not hare been on 41..4 k, fur when there was • storm
'lir, never C:11411.00 dick.
By the Earl of Bosetteiry—Does not the witness know,
that after a storm, and a (MIT afterwards contra, that a ship
tolls; was thire much motion of the ship at the time be
speaks of? Not much motion.
Was there a communication from the middle of the tent,
and if it was arlivie tlid it lead to?

The Interpr. ler .1111 that tir witness would draw a plan
of the trlat.ve situation of the tent passage, and whruce it
led tn. . . .

This occupied a considerable time, rotten the Interpreter
explained slit the passage went into Use room or goblet of
the Comfiest, Oldi.
Was ski re any any possibility of going t• the dining,
moan except throng's that passa/se? Yes; there was another
passage to the .1 g-room.
Was there any other person capable of seeing the Prin-
-4 roe and K realm in the position that the witness had de-
scribed! No; legalise that was not the motel hour fur the
Princess's attendants to lake the benefit of the air.
By Lord Auckland—Was there a bed-place asserted on
board to Theodore bleticchi ? Yes.
Where was it ? A hammock in the hold.

Then finny *here he slept could he have beard *hat passed
111 the inn on sleek' In /Ire huld he could lot, because
there were tau 'leeks between hiss entl the tent. _ _

Where did ffsegrad 0,41 ou the voyage from Jaffa!
lie htlieved in the Km on deck; when the tent was opered
there appeared two beds, one put under the other.
Had Rergatni soy other 6srd place to sleep in? Me-
rrily speaking, he did nut know that the Princess and Rer-
genii slept its the tem, but the people on board said they
did, and the Frisson assigned ws:, that there being horses
Lehr, which made an much noise, that they disterbrd the
Princess when she slept in the cabitt.
* Lord Etlinhoreugls--Where sere the bed places of the
Princess soil Flrrgami before the tent was erected! The
Palaces, and tilt Could'., of Oldi were its the calms, and
Vercstni at the slitting-room doer Seeding to the cabin.
Was Bergtimi's bed made every twortung? When he got
op it was rolled up and lay on the tleck, he bad no bedstead
under it.
Was there any change is the distribution of beds in the
cabin after leaving Tools; of there was would witness draw

a plan of the a Iteratilia.
Thr wooers tbeo deco a plan, which nerapied a consider-
able lime; anti the luirryreler explained, that the unly dif-
ferent... W3l, that Bergantris bed was made in the diaiiivrtioni
'nest the cabin dour.

Was Be:gamer bed made every day on the voyage from
Jaffa? Yen, every day except when the party landed.
Did !Nuttier sleep in the dining room ? Nu, she slept in
the cabin.
By the Lord Chancellor—Did the witness know where the
Princess's female attendant slept after leaving Jaffa ? la the
small cabin.
Did they sleep with r the lent con deck ? No.
Wbo generally removed the tent ? Sometimes the esp.
tails, and at other times thr witness.
Did persona remain about *hen the tent was removing?
Hot in particuhir.
Did any person sleep in the alining-room -under she tent,
otter the arrangement was made for it ? Nut by his own
knowledge.
Mr. 1). einan objected to the question.
The Lotto CTIVICItt.LOR uhierved, when questions were
nut to witness by the Honer, Ceousel lied a right to °Neel,
Let it was fur their Lordships to decide whether they were
properly pill or not.
Did any person sleep in the diniticronin during Ilia ?my.
rage to Jaffa? Ile dues woe snit remember.
Did the witness know, sheet the Peiiicess and Bergsma
slept in the tent on deck, whether the INIIII'fbq was undress.
ed *:
To the first part of the question lie answered, that
there was • vast deal of difference between knowing and we.
tog; tor his know ledge of the Princess emit Berginn Jeep-
nog there was fluin a hat the persons nu buard said. He re.
colleens.' the Princess oar morning before aien-rise opened
the trot a little for lite purpose of oloaiaing a morsel tif air)
slit bad titan a bight•dress no, or II dresi of snore description.
Did the *Onto. See Bergson look not of die tent at the
sante lime? No, for the Princess only opened the tent suffi-
cient to *doll a little air.
Did the witness think • perm, sleeping in tlee dining-
room !war what palmed 41101 the tent on dirk? There
could be no eloold- of ii—it was a matter of course.
. Hentatits then iemiestetl the Lord ('lnineellor to ask
the sr, ea Na what port tile ship he was twin owner bir lunged
ie. rind who acre tits patted is.
Tun. Lord Chneeellor •eryrdingly put the question, 4/3111
11,C 03110111 ntplietill that the remel belonged to the port of
s7ll/S, avid ant hi' had lint one parlors.
he wan. ss was then mitered to wittihaw.
las LORD Cti•wceLum. übacierd (it being Hien fire
sit lock), it might he Necessary fur him to state, fur the es.'
1,14.1Cii010 of the pttLlie, that lie bad obtsinrd the opinion of
tear Judges on that impartabi (vacation, which serer had be-
fog* Into settled, whether a louses., giving false esidenee tie
their Lordships' bar, could be inniet4ll foe perjury. Tbe
tenoned hedges were he could, if tt dot not in-
;refine with their -lordships' Fri/Mager. la tethering this
dfadatooal 'be dodges, he legged it to be swileestood that Its
4"1 not snprse that a tree waned arise elute prosecution
domed be niersaary. He would, bonieeer, Ohio give notice,
itdlltcwould OD to-111011.01/ arise 411.11 411Cie lordships
ihoest,.l mike an order (or the purpose of 4ispcusins wills
tfrli* phis der.% on this occasion.
Alljoaracd at live o'clock.