The Sun.
London, England, 1820-10-11 00:00:00

Was you there before Majocci ?—1 was there before Me-
ucci.

Who did yon find in the hall when you got there ?-41ie
Princers and many of the servants.' • • •• _
During the time you WAS at Genoa, did you evci.bieiliflit—
wit h the Princess ?—Never. _ _

Did you ever see her at breakfast ?—I bare.
At the time you saw her Royal Highness at breakfast, was
Bergami breaktasting with lierr—l-le was not.
Did you ever know bins breakfast at Genoa with bee Royal
Highness?—Never.
Were you in the habit of dining with her M; Injesty whilst at
Genoa ?—Every day.
Did Bergami dine at her Majesty's table any day whilst you
were at Genoa ?—Never.
Do yo■ recollect at what place it was Bergami first begiii eat.
dine at the table of her Royal Highness ?—1 do nourrcellett
the name of the place; it was in the course of the journey
user Mount St. Gotliard. _ _ .

Do you recollect the date of the journey?—lt was in the .
month of August, 1815.
From that time did Bergatili dine regularly at the table, of.
her Royal Highness ?-115 did not dine regularly till 'some ;
time after. •
What was the place of residence of her Majesty when Ber-
gami began to dine ?--Villa d'Este.
Do you recollect to what place the Princess went after sbe
lett Genoa ?—To Milan.
Do you remember where her Royal Highness was at,the
Casa, /loront• a 7—l do. •
Do you remember the staircase and landing, upon which
her Royal Highness's door opened ?—1 do.
Was it a staircase leading to a single room, or did it lead to •
other apartments?—!t led to the set valuta' apartments; it led
to my apartment.
Were there any other persons who went up the staircase to
the sleeping apartments?—lt led to the chambers of all the
lower servants.

Do you know whether it was used by all the servants go-
ing to their sleeping apartments ?—I do not recollect.
Was it the staircase you was in the habit of using ?—lt was.
Do you know whether, if any door at the top of the stair-
case was locked, no other person than Bergawi could get'to
the Queen's apartnien; ?-1 do not know that.
Where did you go when you left Milan ?—To Venice.
What time was it when her Royal Highness took np tier
residence at Villa.d'Este ?-1 think about the latter end of -
September.
Did yon know the situation of the rooms occupied by her
Royal Highness and Bergami at Villa D'Este ?-1 recollect
where her Royal Highness slept, but 1 cannot say where Bei-
gami slept.
Were the stairs near the door of her Royal Highness's
sleeping apartment?-=There was a flight of stairs which ltd
to her Royal Highness's room.
Was there a door at the top of the stairs ?—I cannot say.
Do you recollect in the long voyage being at Tunis 1-1 ;to.
Did you accompany her Majesty during the lung voyage ?
I did.
Do you recollect where Bergami slept at Tunis ?—Yes, I
recollcctthey pointed me out Bergaini's room.
Was tie room you saw near the room a her Royal High-
ness ?—No, it was not.
Describe, if you please, the different situations of the two
rooms ?—Bergann's room was the only room on the flight of
stairs. I never saw any other person there.
Where was her Royal Highness's room ?—There were three
or four rooms separated it from Bergami's room.
Was Bergatni's room on the same story ?-Isio, it was not,
it was on the stairs.
Was her Royal Highness's room on the ground floor I—We
did not occupy the ground floor.
Then on which fluor was your room ?—On the floor occu-
pied by the household.
Do you remember going, whilst at Tunis, to Utica ?—I do.
Did you use a house at Utica ?—We did not.
Where did the parties sleep during the heat of the day ?
In the ruins of a Palace of a Prince of the House of Cassa-
hella.
Was you on heard the polacca ?-1 was.
Describe if there was any separation between that part
which belonged to the Captain, and the part which belonged
to her Royal Highness and suite ?—They were quite distinct ;
they were separated by a balk-head.
Had the Captain any duty to perform which called him to
any part of the vessel occupied by her Royal Higlinesi ?
None whatever.
Did you know in what part of the vessel the water closet
was appropriated to the women ?—There were two : one its
her Royal Highness's cabin, the otter in the cabin of the
Countess Oldi.
Had the Captain any ditty to perform which took him to
that part where the water closets were I—None whatever.
Did you ever see the Captain whilst you were on board
near that pact of the vessel ?—Never.
Do you recollect landing and proceeding to Ephesus ?
I do.
\Vhat was the name of the place where her Royal High-
ness sh-pt on the night of her landing ?—The plains of
Ephesus.
What conveniences were there to enable the parties to
sleep there I—A shed was erected.
Did her Royal Highness sleep under this shed ?—She did.
How was the shed constructed ?—lt was formed by houghs
or planks, 1 ant not certain which.
%Vas it enclosed or open ?—Open.
Where did the suite of her Royal Highness sleep ?—All
round her.
Did you sleep near her Royal Highness among the rest of
her suite ?—1 did.
Do you remember where her Royal Highness dined on the
day you were at Ephesus ?—ln the church-yard, behind where
she slept the night before.
What did you dine under I—The portico of an old mosque.
Did she dine alunel—We all dined together.
Do you mean to say, you recollect that you all dined toge-
ther?-1 recollect must perfectly we dined together.
How did you contrive to sit on that occasion ?—We sat oa
the ground ; her Majesty sat on a travelling bed.
Did any body sit with her oil the travelling bed'—No.
Are you sure no person sat with her ?—No person sat with
her.
Did the rest of the suite sit near her Majesty during the
time of dinner ?—Yes.
Are you certain of that ?—I am convinced as to having
dined myself near her Majesty, and I believe others did.'
Do you recollect whether the Countess Oldi had a tent 1—
I cannot recollect that, but I am convinced we all dined to-
gether.
Where did you re embark ?—At Est ra Nova.
Where did you go ?—To St. Jean d'Acre.
Had you been before that at Constantinople?—Yes, before
that.
How long did you remain at Constantinople ?—Twelve or
fourteen days, or more.
Did you see her Royal Highness in any house there ?—Yes.
What house ?—The Palace of the British Minister.
how long did her Royal Highness remain there ?—qte was
in the Palace of the British Minister two or three days.
What was the name of the Minister ?—M. Frere.
Do you know whether he is alive ?-1 never heard of his
deatb.
In the course of the voyage you landed at St. Jean d'Acre ?
—Yes.
In What way did her Royal Highness travel from St..)eall
d'Acre to Jerusalem?—Upon an ass.
Is it usual in that part of the world to travel under a pa-
lanquin ?—Yes.
How did you travel ?—On a horse.
Was it the course of travelling to proceed by night, and lie
by in the day ?—lt was.
In what manner did her Royal Highness rest during the
day ?—Under a tent.
Did you observe whether her Royal Highness when she
laid by in the day appeared fatigued I—Excessively so.
Did that appear the case during the whole of the journey
from St. Jean D'Acre to Jerusalem ?—Yes.
Did you make any particular observations as to this fatigue;
she fell from the ass, more than once ?—Yea.
1)o you mean towards the early part of the night, or towards
morning ?—Towards the morning.
Was there any tent on deck on board the polacca during the
vovage to St. Jean D'Acre ?—Yes, there was.
In the other voyage was the tent used as a temporary tent?
Occasionally a tent was erected to protect her Royal Highness
from the sun and wind. It was in fact the awning of the ship.
Did William Austin embark on the return voyage ?—Yes,
he d.d.
Was the weather hot at the time her Royal Highness sal
on hoard ?—Excessively hot, It was in the month of July.
Had you any cattle on board ?—We had.
What did it consist of?—Horses and asses.
Had you snore animals on the return voyage, than the
voyage out ?—We had none on the voyage out.
its what part of the vessel were these animals kept ?—ln
the hold.
Did they make any
—yes; they made theno th th
general noise made by horses, andd they
accessioned Ft strong smelt.
ise in e course of►
e night or ay ?
Was her Royal Highness inconvenienced by those animals
being put in the hold?—Yes, she was.
Where did her Royal Highness. sleep, in the voyage Jr‘ra
Java homewards ?—Under a tent on deck. .
By whose direction was this tent 'put op ?-117 direct
of the Princess.

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