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

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constantly dined With Bergami and coun-
Itess Old; she consented TO dine with
man whom an English captain had refused
Ito degrade himself BY sitting at table With.
This she did during The voyage from
Messina TO Syracuse
On the 18th OF January her majesty
proceeded 70 Catania there, as at all for
liner places where bsr majesty slept, she
Icontrived to make such arrangements that
there should be easy access TO Bergami's
bed-room, and early one morning she was
|seen to come out from bis bedroom, aud
so TO her own with pillow, on which she
usually slept. 10 her hands. What could
her majesty do 10 Beresmi's room at such
IAN boar in the morning: !: clear she
must have committed the crime OF adute-
ry. How did her majesty treat Bergaai's
child she called IL by the dignified uame
lof princess, and allowed It TO call her ma
ma. This infant, her majesty had the
indelicacy to acknowledge, was an lille
lgitimate child Of Bergami's. This child
was SO fond Of her majesty, that il cried
whenever she left it; and upon one occa
lsion the child cried in the night very Vi
iolenlly. and the countess OF Oldi could
not possibly keep it quiet; and the persons
lin the house were convinced that her
majesty had left the child, (for il slept
with her majessy,) aud had gone into
Bergami's chamber. And at Catania her
majesty obtained for her favorite farther
honors; she procured for him knight
hood be was, at her najesty's instance,
created knight Of Malta, and he was
addressed by the title Of his excellency.
aud her majesty called him monsieur lie
chevalier. Such was the power this mao
had over her maiesty's heart, that she
could not do sufficient for him.
A noble lord now said, that it was uB.
derstood that the house would not sit after
four o'clock.
The attorney general said My lords,
| have not gone through hall the disgust
ing narrative"
After some desultory conversation, the
house adjourned ELL Monday.
Monday, Asg. 81.
AT twenty-five minutes after ten, the
counsel for and against the bill appeared
at the bar. The attorney general CON-
mencei by calling the attention Of their
lordships to the period II which he broke
off the narrative Oh Saturday. He had
ithen brought her majesty to 6atnt'ia bsts
he had neglected 10 state that DIR. Hol-
land, the last remaining English gentle
man in her majesty's suite, had previous
lily quilted her during the Venetian tour.
At Catania, 10 March, 1916, her royal
highness procured for Bergami The title
of baron of the Sicilian government
aud here her royal highness sat for her
picture, which she presented to Bergami
and received his 10 return. Her royal
hishness was also drawn 10 picture, into
which the portrait Of The child Of Berga-
mi was Introduced Her royal highness
then proceeded to Augusta, and from
hence she went TO visit several places in
the east; and, 10 pursuance of thai inten-
Ition, went On board polacca, which was
attending her progress. Here at first Ber-
gami had an apartment distant from her
royal highness; but after few days, a
bed was placed for him IN the dining cabin,
and thus communication with her males
lly's cabin was rendered easy. and il was
made impossible but that if Bergami's
cabin door was open, or her royal high
uess's open, they must be exposed to each
others view. On board this vessel she
proceeded first to Tunis, aud from thence
to Utica. When on shore at the latter
place, their bedrooms were situated as
usual and Bergami was seen going into
her chamber one morning, before she had
risen, and remained there some time. AT
forwards her royal highness visited Savo-
ia, aud here the apartments were so ar
ranged that she had to go thro' Bergami's
apartment to get TO her own. They were
here on the 18th April, 1916. la Befga-
mis- room there was no bed; 10 her royal
highness's there was large one; and on
The following morning the appearance Of
the bed was such as TO shew that two per.
sons had slept in that bed. Her majesty
afterwards proceeded 10 Malta, and from
thence to Athens, at which place she ar
rived on the ed Of April, 1878. Here she
was visited by aGaptain Of his majesty's
navy. The captain was introduced thro'
garden to an alcoye, where her roy al
highness was sitting with Bersami and
the countess Of Oldi. On the entrance Of
this officer, her royal hishuess rose to re-
ceive him, but Bergami did not rise, tho
some time after he got up and Quilted the
alcove, without taking any notice Of her
royal highness. This was familiarity
speaking volumes 10 his mind. From
Athens her royal highuess proceeded to
Ephesus. Here her royal highness re-
Tired to vestibule, where dinner was