Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-10
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ship Albion we have received papers TO
HE Goth August. Oar regular files have
not arrived, having breu sent by The
Braganzs, which lett Liverpool on the
same day with the Albion. The trial of
the Qnccn was progressing. aud from the
character, dependant situation, and occa-
sional contradictions of the Witnesses, the
public opinion appearcd;io he leaning i'm
her favor, Notwithstanding the extraerdi-
merry disclosures which continue TO he
made OF "a similar nature 10 those al Ma
jOcci. TA,a,rican.
The cross examination of Maiocci clos
cd on the 9Th day, and the Times says
We believe we may congratulate The
nation on The exposure of the conspiracy
against the Queen, by the mere cross cx-
ANIMATION OF the first witness produced
against her majesty. Every thing thai
Aiajocci had previously sworn with res
pee; To the solitude oi her majesiy's bed.
room, nov appears TO be utterly false.
This wrctchpd Witness was housed aud
fed by the British Ambassador. Lord
Stewart. 81 man of an extraction as low as
that oi Bergami---of fortunes almost as
rapid !"
On the 9th day, the" London Evening
Mail" of Aug. 2S, says" up 10 this time
'hV VuiN lWO NiIUcSSPS fNdUilEtU,
were The captains of the Clorinde and
I.evia'lan, aud their evidence acquitted
The Queen Of improper familiarity with
Bergami." But how fortunate i, was
that the House of Lords allowed nf the
daily publication of their proceedings
In This circumstance originated the happy
discovery of A!aiorci's GioceSter connex.
ION, Which al once damned his evidence.
The Acknowledgements az the immense
b'lbes receiv. q by Garyiulo and Pa,urzo,
the captain and matt oi the vessel in
which her majesty sailed, was drawn from
Their own mouths. Seven hundred and
nifty dollars month were all ,lIafihc capt.
received tor The freight of his vessel from
the Queen Of England which, as he
Justly argued, after the wear and tear of
his ship, alter he had paid and fed his
cree, left little enough Tor himself hu,
by Tins new speculation, in which he was
engaged. he at once gains even by his
own confession, (and III" public NAV reiy
on il they doHt know all yet One Thou
sand Dollars month net ! clear OF ex
pfnses. without The wear and tear OF hi
slp-wi,ltout pay and feed Of his crew
This fellow, therefore, is enriched for lille
and the same may be said of his mate
Never WAS swearing paid for al such a
rate IN either Italy or England before.
And here we wanid stop for moment,
and advise the votares of yii!anY 10 cou-
sidera al how much sore costly a rate they
are obliged 10 pnrsur their criminal en-
terpriZes than those who are addicted 10
The enjoyment Of innocent aud legal OBJ
jects."
The following Witnesses have bau ex-
ahmed ON HE trial OF the Sueen, viz:
Theodore Maiocci was servant 10 the
Queen had a quarrel with Bersami ADD
ms family.
Peiruzzo, mate Of jhc polscre--a dis
iant relation Of The captain, therefore felt
prOportlonate part of the resentment
avowcd ny the captain against Ber.ami,
tor non compliance with the promise
made OF giving lin present of S 600.
finccnza Gargiulo-capiain OF The ves
sci hired By The Queen: heqnarrelled with
Befgani, because lie would moi pay him
The 6.o00 promised az u compensation.
Francisco Biois, cook admits his ieav-
persecution OF Bergamis brother, and
went away without any character.
P,eirO Puci,-s1yling lIimsril agent 10
The inn al Trirste; saw through KEY
hole covered over with canvas, through
which canvas was a small hole, about half
OF the size Of a key hole, did mol know
II the said hole could be seen by any one
within.
Jane Barbara, chambermait.
The TraveIIerobserves that the " select
corps" of Witnesses against the Queen,
are yearly exhausted.
The Statesman says, HAT there has
been as great variety among the journal.
ISIS III regard 10 tile Queens exclamation,
rs 10 the question which accompanied il,
and the Impression which IL conveyed.
The Identical words which she made use
OF on ilie memorable occasion of her re.
cOgn!ziDg Msiocci, was "Traddore -
ORATOR y not Theodore.
Addresses continued TO be presented
TO The Qneen.
The London Traveller of The oath OF
August. observes. We are happy in be-
lvS able to assure our readers that her
majesty has, so late as this morning, ez-
pressed to her immediate friends The most
perfect confidence that she will be able
to establish, her innocence, and to tr-
umpb over The third, az she has already
done over The first and second conspiraces
against her honor"
The Paris papers, as late as the 25ih of
A Dg. give further particulars of the con.
SpiIacy discovered on the 18th. II does
rot appear that any persons of distinction
were concerned III A royal ord0n-
nance of The 22d Of August was issued
convoking the Peers, 10 try the arrested
conspiraiors. Secret meetings had been
held on this subject.
An agent OF The Queen Of England is
at present ia treaty for purchasing in the
name OF Der majesty, a very large pro-
perry, situated in Tie Forest OF Sensri, a
short distance from Paris.
Madame Eliza Bscciocbi, sister OF Bo.
Daparte, aud ES Duchess of Lucca and
P,embIno, has. il is said, died al Trieste,