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London, England, 1820-10-26 00:00:00

11011 SE -OF LORDS, W soigLIVAY. Orr. 95.

Arr. Deamaa's stomping top of the ectorrne• concladed.

The Lord Chancellor took his scot w few militant before
tru o'clock. Prayers uric WWI ;1111i the names called over.
The Catiai I tote railed. Afi w minutes wet* occupied in
sequiriug nook r.
Mr. Denman remained hi, stlileceo.—lle wasiben nattleally
loottelte to the statement of that comataner, Cans which
the whole of the chattels agninel her Majsety might have
iteen maid to have originated. He alluded to the *algae/.
mem of an telfttehlUil is her Royal Ilightmes household,
whose name had been to frequently litigated 111 the canoe
of these proecediags, as it was incorrectly intruduced into
the Bill. Bergami wits taken into the service of bre
Rotel Ilighticas while at Milan is the month of October,
lhl4. Undoubtedly lie entered that orrice in a menial
capacite. But it was imintsaible fur any sine In enter
into any artier with more credit, alter and more she.
served ',roach' of promotion, or fairer haps of (tiara, ion.
Their Lordships would 'find liy the evidence of Mr. Craves,,
page 533, the extraordinary degree of favour and reetonsteen-
a tans with which Pertains entered into fit's* 'service. II ap-
pearinl that the Austrian Cheniberlain treated Lion 1111 a foot-
iwg of equality, as a person who, in the i rented retied Of
Isl 4, hail pottered in his fiat lima, and had by the fermismtlon
of the French revolution brat cut so (sum his former auto.
riatiuu., anal become reshot, so OP to he willing to take on
himself the low situation whit h was then offered to him. The
Mario is Villseri hod treated him as a oentlentan and Irk equal;
Colonel Olivier% hail also spohrts of hint before their Loril-
Onto 111 the hiehevt terms. Ile (Mr. DPIaM.II) was not there to
defend him • but it was important (sr these Luedahips per-
fectly to ointleratand the mode by which be was introduced
to tier Coaal Mellow...We service, from which it amid be Peru
that Origami was rah • perano as any entploaer wattld be
happy to receive, and be glad to watch every opportunity of
ads auring him. From the situation of coarse he was
advanced while at Naples to the situating of page; and
thuugh a caviare generally wore lively, the dress of a courier
to a person of Itaysl easels wao rather to he considevc.l
aau uttiliana than a livery, in the osslinery arms, a that
wood. Ile wee promoted, as be ‘,.!kle. Destiwenj seartaborreing,
to the situatim of page, atoll robot the parr war completed.
having been ailvauced to the past of eseerlier, sir erpterry,
was. app oiuted her Majesty's Chamlierlaiu. He slid not deny
that it would have been highly promo., If practicable, for he r
Royal Higlincris to hate advanced 11001 e person of high
rank auntie.: the Esiglieb ?lability to that station; hat
'steely when her Royal Hitherto was suffering con-
demnation for not having (lane so, it wan a little incena-
bent on her accusers to consiikr what means and opposite-
mates elte possessed for carrying salt a plan into execution.
It was not toile clear that any noble perm, frum at home
would have guise into suds a situation, with the pro-
bability which existed at that time, of forfeiting the frt.
your of the English Court in consequence of an doing:
and as to primula% any foreign nobleman, or any of
the gentlemen who were near her at the time, there aid
not appear from the evidence that she had the power of
making any such selection. Mr. Craven bad proved that about
that pei isal he was romps lied to leave her Rural Highness,
for the purpose of atento his mother, who was dangerously
Sir %V. Goal hail acknowledged, that the hearing of tbe pro-
jected travels and voyages had alarmed him, tin Recount of
his ill stale of health, and made lion ultimo to resign.
Without, ilorefore, having pawed over any persons of
high rautc, for 11uoe such hail offered themselves, he
dot not know that she meld have done better than to
have -conferral the situation upon a faislifal, zealous, and
catoragemis mom, whom she bail already digiegnasheal
by her Comtee. For it was one of the prerogatives
a 1111'1,10191 of lite Royal Higlitits's rank, pedlar the
nebleat of a:1 which they puaseased, to be able to bestow
!mattes sin show beneath them, and tumor" humble the
previous station, of him who breame lbws digiognished, his
elevation !weenie uniptestientable from that moment; the
of what use would be their prerogative if they had nut she
power to to 'tow honour on those whom they therneelow
singlet 'neon worthy of it ? Therefore it was ;hat 'he
cupid 114111't Ullthlng from Captain Petioles reboot
to sit down at the same table wills one whom he had
berme known in an inferior rapacity. Perhaps Captain
Pircall's judgment might with respect to himself have hers
right, and, at any rate, he was right iu acting upon a judg-
ment which lee hsetirved to have haw correctly formed ; hot
110 individual could be disgraced, Laving Sy the favour of a
Ituyal lsiraweage been advanced in coureepoore of his gip-
Ottgal merits to • high situatiou, by the v111.164:0 that he
hail before di/charged the darer of au inferior nee with
reedit and fide lily. It bad beta proved by Stec:ail soil avers I
°Mete that it was neetusaey to her safety to have a faithful
and courageous guard wear her person. It was moat import-
aut to observe that Skala himself at Napko thought it pe-
vase. y to have someone tosleep hs the cabittet nearest to the
Sward thought lit to place Bergman there, without
; the smallest ettionliattnewith her Royal ithass, and it more-
over apy.rar,d that Bergioni hail laitlifuilratal hanounthly
disclaim. d the Irtt+t confided to how. It was pima from the
evidence that her Royal Highness was at slog aartientir
rime especially, surrounded by epic*. Could uay thing
be mole natural than that on the departure of Sicaril
she shoald have promoted Rergami the situation of
1 page to that of Master of her Hotiveloold Sie.tril hail
proved Rergarurs readiness in keeptsw the meontits. His
launtial Flood bad asked repeatedly fay some te4,101)11 rue
what he called the extraordinary pro 1111 l tiati of
He (Slr. Denman) might •newer all his questions by
ruse rentence. He appealed to the know. ledge of their
Lordship., if that single merit of keeping the ammo
. clear, added to Isis ability in coutrolling the Itmise-
i kuNI, end his well known fidelity, would not he entities
1 to prontote a man to such n situatiou in any royal cgs-
; blishmeat ? Sicard had admitted that he kft her Royal
; oighliesa iu consequence of her pecuiliaty affairs re-
quiring a journey to Machold. He left her without •p-
-polarise ass y utie w discharge his import tant daties in tits
abbeHee. Could any thing be snore natural than the races-
-1,1911 of Bergarni, who Lad pruned It:s ability to older the
accounts, to regiolate the household, and to give hire pro.
Velma to her Royal Highness, to the eituatiO6 left by
Sicarl ! Let it tu.vcr be furgottra, Ibst Bergsma was