The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-09-01 00:00:00

awe the Opera, I want 10 kaaw whether the Kin
gooks had apportioned the house la the Mims
Tn. ,
Irpt the Kiag sad Queen of Naples there ?...1 saw the
, but not the Queen.
Were there not ladies of the Neapolitan Court there?
saw ladies there, but I do not know from whenee

they twee.
Wwe there net some ladies of distinction there?--)
sweseverel ladies and gentlemen there.
mow ask you, did not two other ladies sestaa eka.
news where the Princess 'appeared, as the Undue of
"mon- —When the Queen appeared in that character
id not e dome.
Md TOY see any other lady repressed the Genius of
vtetery?-1 do not recollect seeing any other lady.
rem were several others, but I do net recollect the chi-
emst.
Mil you se one representing Fame epos that oeea-
gigs ?-4 sits met recollect ; I saw several, bet cannot say
that.
list I beg to know, when the Princess represented that
chancier, whether she went into that room where the
Neapolitan ladies and gentlemen were ?-1 only saw her
ref./on, but was not in the room.
Have you any doubt that the Princess did go on that
occasion, to appear before the ladies and gentlemen ?
No.
pd roe see Hieronymous ?—No. Sicarde ?—No ; but
they told me he %As at the Ball.
east to know, whether before the commencement of
tie Ball, you did not see some of the suite of time Prin-
ores, drewest as Turkish peasants ?—I don't recollect.
Yea recollect the journey by land, how did she travel?
...On horseback, that is, I mean she rode on an ass.
Did you not, on that occasion, continue to attend the
Coyness of Oldi ?—I did not wait on her.
Did eon not attend her?-1 always was in the same
vrhicle with her.
Did not your sister attend the Princess on thet
Pinny ?-51y sister was always on horseback, near the
Prince s.
Was not your sister in constant attendance on the
Princes?—When west pped, I, myself, was with her
It ss H shoess sons. m -s.
Do you mesa to say that the Princess was undressed
as der the teat at At mm deal know.
•-dueetiou repeated—She had pulled off her upper
e -
Do you mess her travellinggarments?—Yes, the robe
ehleil was op. n.
Do you mess more than the outer garment of any de-
scription ?—I don't recollect if it was any thing more.
Then her dress remained all the night the same as
that sbe halt travelled in, except that exterior garment ?
—1 mlom,'t recollect.
When that rx'erior habiliment was taken off, did the
Princess put on a bed gown in order to repose on the
sofa?-11 lien I left her Royal Highness she was in a
white petticoat.
Did she stop another night on the road to Jerusalem?
—Yes.
Did son attend her on that occasion?-1 helped to
dress her.
I alai to know whether upon that second occasion, if
the Princess was undressed ?-1 did not see her when
she stopped; I only saw her when she rose.
Was she there when you saw her dressed or undressed ?
—When t entered the room she was its that white petti-
coat which I have already mentioaed.
In dressing herself, when about to start, had she more
to do than put on that exterior garment you mentioned?
—I don't think she had say thin else to pat ea.
The crew of the gospel of 24 or 13 persons?
- 'believe it slid.
Besides which there was a dozen or so of the Prin-
eess's suite ?—Yes.
Do you remember taking on board a harper at Tunis?
—Yes.
He was a Jew ?—Yes.
Where did von sleep on that occasion?—ln a cabin
which open,finto the passage to the dining-room and
all r.,uhml the vessel.
Whets did Ilieronymons sleep during this voyage?—
He erpt u a cabin in the same direction as mine.
1 suppme whenever the crew slept they went into the
bold ?--I don't know where they went.
D.) you 'cnow s here the harper slept during the voy-
age ?—.‘ot exactly, but I believe sear where we dined.
.1t what distance was that from the place where you
slept i—lt wen at die other end of the ship.
1 ou. I suppose, slept in your own cabin during the
whole voyage from Tunis I—When her Royal Highness'
slept on Jerk, h slept one night in her cabin.
.ever on so occasion any where else ?--No.
And the limpet slept as you say always in his own
cabin ?•--Yes; ins cabin which was below.
11n vou mean to swear the said harper slept there every
night during the voyage don't hums where he slept
every night.
Will you swear you don't know where he slept mss}
one hisAt ;—I recollect to have beard he slept there, but
1 never saw him.
(Question repeated.)
No ; I said I did not know where he slept, I was
told.

Nor any part of any sight ?—Not by my own know-
ledge.
I understand the witness to bare spoken of a place
called harks. Yes.
From that place you said Bergami went to get a pass-
port 7-1 recollect that llergami departed from this
place to go to Inepreack for a passport.
Were there frost or snow on the groaud N—Tbere was
a good deal of snow.
It was a small poor inn ?
You were on a bed in the room of the Princess were
r.`4: not /---1 es.
Bad you taken off your clothes ?—Not entirely.
Store than your gown?-1 believe not.
Hod the Prmasss undressed I—She was in bed, bat 1
don't recollect it she was undressed.
De you remember tise Princess wearing a blue habit,
trimmed with far about the milt, at this time ?—There
was a deal of far. sad it was a blue dress.
1 want to know, if the Princess threw herself on the
bed in !ha dress, the day before?--Yes.
(lad she taken any our---1 saw her with it on in the
middle of the Jay, on the bed.
You, yonrrelf, was on a bed in the same root with
ber7--10.
You made the little bed every morning, did yea set?
.—Yes.
You etstered int. the service of the Princess in 1814,
did yon out?--Yes.
Did you quit the Princess's service of your mu se-
cord, or was you discharged 7-1 was discharged.
Were you not diaehargetl for saying sometbieg which
yea afterwards admitted to be Wee I—Yes, in fact, it
was not taw.
Did yes go into say °Aar service after you left
the Princess before you came to England T—No.
Did not year meaty fall you before you came to lag-
laad I—No.
Then you were not in west of ease" before lyeeaa maw
gelgisad ?—ble, begone I bail army at
Mal Welt have get it if I weigg.
el4O. I Need Ds th fir! you newer saey
in youterest ggettiuy were ng
mos abort of earutey ?
• ey.