Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-05

II Was good house but II Was not large e.
nousb for the suite. Did the Queen call on
her ROYAL Highuess the next mornings She
did and invited her Royal Hichness TO d
concert that night. Did her Royal Higkness
20 She did. How tate did she stan Till
halt-psst eleven. What WAS the state of her
Royal Hie hDess' that EVENING" She was ex-
ceedinsiy tired with tue length OF The concert
Where did her Royal Hishuess 20 the follow.
ing evenings To the Theatre Sau Carlos.
The Theatre was Illuminated 10 consequent zee
OF the Princess OF Wales being there. The
King aud Queen OF Naples were present. The
concert was late; was standing behind her
all night; it must have been twelve or half
past twelve. was very lame at the ,ime...
How did her ROYAL Hi-huess return home In
her own carriage and IN the usual state. De
Won remember a garden In her Royal HI. h
nesss house al Naples do Had any ate.
ration been made in thai garden, in trans
blasting trees, sc. There had. Were work
men employed in that garden; and how long
after your arrival did they continue al wo,kf
l cannot say. The Counsel then proceeded
To examine as 10 the ball given by her Royal
tlighneSS; AID the witness represented net
Novai H,ghneSS dress as resembling that Vt
M. HOPES Minerva, in tie British Museum
with very lon. trarery-with nothing Jude
cent abou; II. Her Royal tighness was placed
on d pedestal; IA door was suddenly opened.
and discovered her Royal Hishness standing {;
two Nsaroiiian ladies OF quality were stand.
ing on each side of her dressed IN f.
simi!a, style Did yon attend the Princes
father than Naples l did not; had the
govt very frequently, and had il often whilst
AT Naples. DID you see her Royal Highness
after that time Yes. several times. When
did You next see herr Gu her return from
her tour in Palestine; met her OH the road
accompanied her TO Rome. aad went into
waiting. How long did you then continue in
waitin. AS long as her Majesty remained at
Rome. Did any persons OF distinction wait
ucon her Majesty oil this occasion 7 Ircmem,
Der introducing several myself, amongst them
tho ministers of the honse OF Bourbon and OF
Braganza. What year was this? Ii was Oh
her Majesty's retnrD from Turkey. Were you,
I" the wear following, in attendance? i was,
atthe Villa Rntueli aud al the Villa Brandt
continued with her in attendance, OIL this oc-
casion, three months. Why did Won not cons
Time louger with her Royal Highness on this
occasion? was vety lame, and her Ro, al
Hishness had il in Contemplation 10 70 TO
Como with thu Prince OF SAKE Go,ha and
large party. i was afterwards in attendance
Tor a lew days, when her Royal Hi.hness. as
Queen, passed .hroueh Roms. Did YOU then
apply for pas-p no, bnt saw the order
for posthOises, sigsed BY The Secretary of
State which served as passport. Had you
frequent opportunities OF seeing Bersam in
the presence of her Royal Higbuossi Yes
DId you. Oil these occasions, observe any thing
improper in the conduct Of Ber=ami towards
her Majesty: Ngver, her conduct WAS such
as might bp expected Was The Countess Of
oidi IN attendance during the time Won were I
you any opportunity OF reniarkiug on her man
nerS Yes: generally aat next her at din
ner. Was she woman of low aud vnlgar
manners: Certainly rot....What was her
appearance She was very good looking
and lady of respectable modest masners-
What was Bsrgami's couduct towards Won
when her Royal Highness was no, present /;
Rather more respectful than necessary; hc
always required to he pressed 10 sit dowa.-
is II all uncommon circumstance ia italy for
into laRys he'd al, thc,.
are in bed IL is very common PRACTICE
Were yon ever in her ROYAL Hishness'S bee!
room. was oEce; bni have been in Otiis :
ladies' bed rooms IDu bavr bern in the
Last! Yes. Have Won SCen a Moorish dance
used IN that cons'ry' Yes; not only in the
East, bnt in Spain. VIII YIN Ae,rribc il
generally ifyou can do so? "a laugh } + The
Lord Che.ceiior. Sir vs.. Cell has he govt
Will yon, Sir William describe II IN words ;
J believe every one has SEEN The Spanish
boieros; SO, in this lance, sometimes the att
tudes are those OF detiaecc. AND the pt,iorm-
ers run up to each oth"'; at other times TIE
attlInheS are ar,'rous The ca"cc prevails III
the East and in Spain Whisi yon were at
Naples were thr Nobility Errish aud Nea.
poiians, III lie habit of waiting Oh her ROYAL
Hehness! Yes.-Wili yen name some The
Marquis OF Sligo. Lord aud Lady Holland.
Lord aud LADY Oxford, Lord aud Lady Li,n.
daft Lady Elz. Forbes. and masy other, " HON
l do not reinember - Was II there or at &c. ia.
that Lord Exmou;h dned with her ROYAL
HlghDess | don't know. When YOU we're
last al Rene, was Bergami received into the
families of The Roman mobility, don't know.
| believe he seldom lveal ost
Cross eraEained How long were Won at
Rams with her Royal HIghpeSs The last tune
Oniy rev days. Were you with her Royal
Hic,iness Whep she hrSt arrived at Naples /?
| was. Al what time of the day wasIt2 To.
wards evening. Did you ever see the prn-
cess walking IN the garden Yes Yves Der.
gamI there at the lime He was.-Was lie
10 4.
am to you (abont three yards. )--Fhere wtre
you al the time In another wing of The house
You were at the masquerade 2 Yes; the
whole OF the time. and was very much f.ti.ued.
as Bergami there Yes; with tho rest
OF the seTvaDts-What were thtv doing q
They were generally waiting on the compa,
ny,-Did you see him at any other fine Not.
that i recolIect.....Di YOU see her ROYAL
Highnpss in her Turkish dress7 Ye,-Was
size alone. or did she form one of gronp |
cannot recollect.-Did you attend her ROYAL
Highness mp stairs did once in the even
ing.-Did yon come down stairs with her? I
hardly think did. | might hsve come down
stairs with her, bnt was not handing her Do
you Tecoliect her cha Tacter AT that time | do
not.
by Lord Erskiae. -You ha We said Won neve,
saw ANY improperly of conduct on the part OF
Bergami aud her Royal Hiehness7 Noneyer.
ny Lord hHcnborough.-Did you ever see
any thing IN look, action, or otherwise, in The
conduct OF her Royal HighBess which indi
Gated an edniterons intercourse between them
never did. Was there any thing in The man
neTs of Bergami which made il disasreeable
to yOn to share the duties OF CbauherIain
Certainly not, he was greatly attentive to me
his manners were most geutlemanly. Did
you see any difference between him and an
English chamberlain None, but that he was
more attentive.
By Lord LireTpool.- Does Witness know if
BerEami is a married man 2 L believe hr is.
You have seen child, VictoTine Yes
DO you not know she is the daughter of Der.
gami She was called his daughter don't
know whether Sue wasso CT not.
by q PeeT.-Ou her ROYAL Highuest's re
turn from the Opera, where did she 60 2 TO
her owo chamber, and believe she went 20
bed Immediately