The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-08-22 00:00:00

tire that the doors haring lteemthlfied f the inside
owl hare been closed hr them.
pitt emotion, orb& they lived intents
Did her Royal Highness go from Alin to Ragusa :7.
fib: did. •
pees wilseskremeutber the Princess going from Ann
to impales's ?—1 do.
Dili the ptinetss halt and sleep in tents during that
• arsey is usual ?—She
my her 'loyal flighnes.'s smite .encasup in the usual
now?—They did.
Witte Princess ad Rerganii the same tent
oe the. OccAviellY. ?—They
Hew many Jays were ocenpietl in this manner ?
Vest ta' amp,.
After the return of her Royal Highness from Jernsa-
-1,, where did she go to ?—Her Royal Highness ens.
wired at Jaffa.
is the same vessel, was it ?—Vesk is the time vessel
!hit height her.
Oa the ravage to Jaffa, did her Rayal Highness sleep
is therabia'.3—She
tla her Royal Highness's return doe* witness reined...
wigs hating a tent titled tip on deck ?—I do.
Wibli beds were placed under that tent ? —There was

a aft hod. I
ter there sot another bed also--1 mean a travelling
L ••,l •-••Titere was.
Did the Princess sleep in •
the tent during her voyage
flitils?—eontinitaliv, diirino, the whsle time.
misitritoorteet• In tior tent nit!' her Royal
niihnio?—Yes, lierganti slept there. 4
onatekin the seat you mew/1?-1es, in the tent. ;
eiroyeight 2—Yes. every night.
Were the sides of the tent so drawn il • vn at night
that is person could see in!s) it "i —Witco the Princess
'mind at night with Bergand, the trot was closely
dud.
Uid they use a lanzern or a lamp at night to-go to
bed ?—They illti. ,
.Hier they had undressed and gone to hod aid they '
lust out the light ? ,
Mr. Bitocoisats—Stop, stop. This is. in fart, putting :
into the mouth of the witness u matter whirls lie has not
vet said.—Sly Learaed Friend, I am sure, sera and un• '
ieritands whet I mean.
The Sottmoa Oestest.—l see what my learned
Friend means, and shall put the qaestion in a different
form.—The wham said that a light was sometimes
taken into the teat, I want to know what was usually
done with it ?
Witness (through the interpreter)—Sometimes, after I I
had made the beds, Bergami told me to remove the light ;
at other times, the light was handed to sae be Bergarui
frost between the bottom of the tent and the deck.
Were the beds regularly made up every night ?—Every i
might.
Wes the witness reesenther her Royal Highness hat-
ine• taken a bath, dnring her voyage from Jaffa, on
board the polacca ?—I do.
Where was the Rath prepared for her Royal High-
ness?—ln the cabin occupied by the Princess on her
outward voyage.
Who assisted her Royal Highness ?—1 carried the 1
wale, to the cabin •—liergami rause down and tried wire-
titer it was of a si;ffseient temperature. and after doing I
so be west on deck, and handed her Royal Highness !
down to the cabin. They shut the door of•the cabin, ;
sad he (Bergaini) anti her Royal Highness remained in
the room alone together. (Noreen emotion of surprise
prevailed the House.]
Did her Royal Highness take an.we than our bath ? 1
I remember her Royal Higissiess taking wore than one,
milie hereof -my recattertion.
Does witness remember at any time then hrr Ma-
jesty took a bath. his having been railed on to bring
more weer ?—t do; I was on one occasion called on
is bring two pails of water, one Ina and one eoW.
Who took pails of seater from witness?—l took
them to the doer of the cabin. and there they were taken
from me by Bergami, who came half out of the door
wit for that purpose.
lives witness keen whether the Princess was in the
bath when he took the water to the cabin on the Occa-
aion to which he alludes ?—i cannot tell.
Where was the cabin in which witness slept situated,
with reference to her Royal Hit4sness's tent f—l hat in
the gang room imtnoliately tinder her Racal Highness's
tent.
Under the tent ?_immediately under. '
Did witness during the time of his sleeping in that '
bed Agar aity particular noise coining from the tent
shored'--1 did. [Here witness described his haying
hearths particular sort of noise (through the deck), sail
his description of that noise was stud, that there was an
anirersal laugh through the House.]
When did the Princess land?—(We could not catch
the witness's answer to this (petition.]
What was •the Moor called ?-otre was called Soli-
MO.
Wis then * person called %tow( ?—l'as,
Where was he brought from?—Jaffa.
41 es lierOmil east forward to Armin° ?—Yes.
IPerfeeiett perwese?—For the se of securing a
without iuquirvbe made; witness re-
ind . .
icu

landing any
turned with tke Frinceis _ _ . to the Villa
tilste. • • •
How long did they rramig there ?—Abort a month.
Lieseitlllageolse of opinion arose as to the meaning of
the *ram opnil by the witness, bnt it was finally Revd
rreltrwe.monflur] Wert erom thenre to the
gs ,so called ratn Horgansi haying porebased It.
JThou hprig.itprt
_the Princess and Iter,;auti at the
%Uhl &w pm ?—ii.bout•six weeks; afterwards went to
Vliat was thetirrahgement of the bed rooms oft
biome anti/ Bergsma—Both opened on the ai
latldirtlgl;Lasth the staircase being in one corner.
Were re any dancers or balls given at the Vlllalft.,
Rani ?—Yes. . 4
Were they frequent?—Witness remeitilwr. *wire.
Hot fat I! the ilia fieroansi front Milan ?—Tiro
„
11.11‘bitt sly dr*. 'Nobility of Milan visit the Prlneems at
the Vats N-Does not recollect ; attended the
Ptintentinte• aria.
Werollo4. l arrangements-at ony place in the pro.
braver tisejottitter made by •the ',Laster of tho baste
for the weitostsiniodsitost of the Princess and betegual,
slkerwllMnliteredl—Y es.
In Whit iMitinfee?-4n one 'notion/ the arrangements
ter* ekinignsi.
At Anse plieet.--At Munich. • • •
By 1,111100 seders ?—The orders of the Prinewit Ind
lirressi. • • I
Were the apartments allotted to the Prineras nada*
/al areordin to the oefigisal- arrangement
illlllo,
%oast gentrot oistlgsi oa as to be sjmilnertit
that het** stated arrangement wits altered ft
that the raisifor the Princess and flergattal were nearer
nodo 00
ass this alseessinn. mode 411 Perniiii
himisentlK4llollllmorders of •liorgetabont silt
Was the Primness iiresent ?-441se.wsilenina JesslnallN
.11tiernis=hig,_,
aiitellossi at Aar s'Adeek. sad kormorsim
wa* lhallmestr.•
of hhilt#o4l, arliat Wit 104 :Ari..11644a.
m
rse4lngl set W seartur nossitstsfnest-of
iHlrwr-
batfte had no abjection to go un for a quarter or