Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-10

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had not been slept in. From thence the.
went TO the Villa d'Esie, and thence +
Genoa again on board the Leviathau
Visited the Court Of Sicily, and at Mes
sina the Princess took house. Her
there was passage through the Counties
Odds bedroom, communicating with thos
of the Princess and Bergami. Had seel
Bergsmi 90 into the PriDcess's room whel
not entirely dressed. From hence the!
proceeded to Tuuis. and Oh board pol
acre at Catania. Whilst at Tunis she re
sided for some time in the palace OF th'
Bey. Here also there was commuut
cation between their bedrooms, which tn
witness described. She visited the grott'
of the seven sleeping men. Whilst here
Bersanii diaed with her Royal Highness
and they we're left fete-d-tete after dinner
and the Princess seated on her travelling
bed, with Bersami near her. Hence they
proceeded to ST. Jean dAcre. They
travelled by night and slept in tents b,
day. The PriDcess's tent had small
travelling bed and sofa IN il, aud bersa'
mi reposed under the same tent with hei
royal highness. From the above place
they proceeded TO Jaffa, thence TO Jerusa-
lem, embarked on board the polacca again,
on the deck Of which tent was fixed as
before. A bath was also prepared on board
for her roy al highness. The witness was
employed to fill the bath, and Bergami
came down TO try The temperature oil the
water. He then returned 10 her royal
highness, aud they we're shut in together.
On one occasion. more water was requir-
ed. Witness took II down, and Berg ami
received ii at the door Of the cabin.
Witness could not tell whether the
Queen was actually in the room al the
time or not. Witness recolleeted their
landiug again ia Italy. Bergsmi landed
some days before the Princess, and the
witness remembered the affectioDate-Ieave
taking between them, when Bergami Hiss.
ed The Princess most affeclionately. Wit
ness then related the circumstances al
tending their return to Villa d Este, where
they remained about six weeks, during
which time the Villa Bergami became the
property Of the chamberlain, aud her
royal hishuess went 10 visit him there.
Here likewise the sleeping rooms were
situated as was usual. Two or three balls
we're given which we're only attended by
the peasautry. Her royal hishness after
wards proceeded on her journey to Ba-
varia, accompanied, as usual, by Bergami,
and the rest of her suit. On her arrival al
Munich, they proceeded TO the Golden
Stay, where the apartments which her
royal highness had formerly occupied
we're prepared for her; but as the sleeping
rooms were distant some change was Or
dered by Bergami, in the presence Of her
royal bighness-
At this period, "a quarter before five,|
the House adjourned.
Tuesday, dug. %.
The interpreter took his station, aud
the witness Majacci was put to the bar.
The Solicitor-G General resumed the ex-
animation of The witness who was under
examination yesterday.
MIR. Brougham was continuing bis cross
examination at two O'Clock, up to which
period no facts we're elected from Majoc-
ci, which invaIidated in the slightest de-
gree the testimony he had given.
About twelve o'clock the Qaeen arriv-
ed at the house Of Lords, and after passing
some time 10 her private apartment, enter
ed the body Of the house. The Lords all
rose and made their obeisance as her
majesty passed TO her usual seat within
the bar. The chair on which she was
seated was turned round 10 position TO
afford her full view Of the witness, to
whom she is quite near !; her veil was up
and she occasionally threw her eyes in-
tently upon him. Shortly after she took
her seat, she turned to Mr.. Brougbam, and
uttered few words, apparently in cor
rection Of the Interpretation Of phrase.
Her majesty, on her return 10 81. James,
square, yesterday evening, Immediately
ordered her dinoer. add having hastily
partaken Of that meal, she proceeded IN
her post chariot aud iour 10 BrandeDburgh
House. She seemed, on her departure,
greatly to have recovered the agitation
with which she was affected when she left
the House.
When her majesty retired TO the little
room appointed for her use, adjoining the
entrance TO the House Of Peers yesterday,
her manners were extremely hurried. She
threw herself in chair, and for some
time did DOT utter syllable. As il was
possible when she did speak that her oh
servations might be overheard, Sir /
Tyrwhitt peremptoriiy desired that nc
person should be permitted TO approach
her apartment. 10 about an hour she wa,
joined by Mr.. Alderman Wood, will
whom she conversed several minutes.
From Relf's Philadelphia Gazette.
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