Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-13

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Ell her service--she engaged to serve fol-
hvc years. the engagement was made al
Geueva-her office was that OF femme de
cham6rc AZ The time she entered the
service Of the Princess her suite consisted
Of DR.. Holland, Capt. Hcsse, two tlier
gentlemen and Lady E. Forbes Bergami
was taken into her service as courier IA
or Is days before she quilted Milan
William Austin was generally in the l,ab-
II OF sleeping in the room with the PriD.
cess before her arrival at Milan-About
tliis time. the Princess told witness that
William had ROW become SO big boy it
was proper he should have a room by
iiimself.-At Naples Bergami's room was
near and communicated with That of the
Princess, and when the door was closed
There was no access TO the rooms from
The rest OF the house.-lmmediafely at
ter her arrival at Naples, the Princess
told witness while dressing her that she
WAS going To the opera. witness thinks
she returned early, went into her bed
room, told witness not TO suffer William
Austin 10 come into her room that night
az she wished 10 sleep quieily.-H slept
all the time he was al Naples in cabinet
near The chamber Of the Princess-the
door was shuttle Princess usually
slept in her travelling bed-ttcre was
another IN her TOOm-witness saw the
travelling bed made up, that there were no
sheets on The ether-the Princess was
much agi,ated-ihe Princes sent lieraway
Immediately. which was not her usual
practice.-Che next morning the travel
ling bed appeared not To have been occu-
pied, the large bed had, il was not much
deranged-Bergami's chamber was siiua.
ted as described by the wiIness-The
Princess was sometimes dressed aud
sometimes mndressed when Bergam was
prcsenf.-Shc had seen Bergami come
out Of his own room into The passage
leading 10 the Princess's with nothing
more than his shirt and slippers on-The
Pnncessw vas addressed al that time, but
was moi in bcd-wiiness escaped by AN
open door when she saw Bergami in this
state. The great bed appeared 10 have
been slept in by Two pcrsons.-The Prin
cess gave masqued ball wlrie al Naples
She dressed in The house where the
ball was given-She appeared lirstin the
character of country girl IN The neigh
borhood OF Naples-wi,ncss assisted The
Princess 10 dress. She stayed in that
character a, the ball about an llonr-and
afterwards returned aud changed her
ttCSS CUdIdClST ~ tlldt III tttc OPIlltlS
OF l1isiory-witness did not assist her i'm
making this alteration, does not know who
did, but saw Bergami go with the Princess
milo HE dressing rOOm-Ghcre were two
rooms, an an;i-rOOm aud dressing room
witness stayed in the former-The
Princess stayed i'm the dressing room
abou, three quarters of an hour-Berga-
mi came out first aud was followed in a
few minutes by thr Princess-She went
TO The ball in that dress and stayed about
three quarters of an hour. As The GENT
us OF History, her arms were bare, her
bosom bare, and the drapery arranged in
the same way as the Muse of History is
represenied.-I'he Princess returned and
changed her dress To something like a
Turkish peasant and went 10 The ball a
third Time. Bergami was in he anti-rOom
Of the time the Princess was arranging
her last dress in The costume Of TUX.
HergaiEi went with her to the bsll-il,e
Princess under Bergami's arm. Bergami
reformed almost neutrality-suspicious. not
recoilecf Whether her royal lIghness came
Dack soon alter his re,urn-witIicss has
sren the Princess and Bcrgami walking
arm IN arm upon Tho terrace IN the gar
den o! The house al Naples.
An accident happened to Bcrgami al
Naples {; he had a bed in cabinet where
the princess MAS in the habi, of breakfast
ing. witness went one evening IN hired
carriage with The Princess aud Bergami
to the theatre OF San Carlos al Naples
they went first to the saloon where they
walked and then descended TO The pit-the
Princess was dressed III very large rrd
cloak Bergami in red domino. in tie
PIT many other masks surrounded them
and began to liiss--illesc masks kept a.
bout them. and they found great ditiicnl.
ty iii getting iaio small drawing room
The Prlncess's dress was very ugly, mon
s!rous. The other servants did not "a
Inio the Princess's room without knock,
ing. b, never knocked. The Princess
went from Naples TO Rome-Dr. Holland
accompanied her-lady Charlotte Lind
say was with her when she arrived al
Romc--she joined her The latter part oil
the time she was al Naples. Witness
described the situation OF the Princess
and Bergami'S sleeping rooms at Genoa
IN The same manner as MaIocci had done
Witness saw &. aud ilie Princess break
fast twice together in The same cabinet
iie was not a courier at that iime-Lmjg
Bergami, his brother, waited at break
fast. ii was the business of the witness
to make the princess bed The first part OF
The time a, Genoa-ii generally appeard
mol To have been slept in. After witness
retired TO her room, the door between
that and That OF the princess was always
bolied on the Outside--slle sometime.
heard noise like that Of opening door
III the Princess bed room, after this
| all was qulei--ii was The business of wit
ness al this time 10 make The bcd--sis
usually laid The pillows and spread the
clothes II was rarely necessary 10 remakt
the bed as i! was already made up-ibe
bed was generally in this stale when wit
ness went into, the Princess room in
tic morning.
While al (ienoa q I,rother sister tl,f