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

L do not RENE mbsr, bui dare saw she was
DO you know that Bergami Was IN attendance .
L cannot know.
By Lord i<sUderGdie. When at the Villa
Rufihc,ii did YOU see Bet. ami with her Roy
al Hi.hness 4 did not. Were yon at the Villa
aiiihe time her Royal Hishnesss was theref
l was not there the Whole time.
This concluded Sir Williams examination
and II being Tour o'clock, their Lordsh;ps ad.
jonrucd.
SATURDAY,
TWENJY-slXlH DAY.
VIM. CuARRINGToN, (the ninth witness. va
let To Sir w Cell, VAS then exarnined.-He
had been nine years with Sir w. Before that
had been mid>hipman III the navy. Was
with Sir w. aud the Princess at Naples, in
1914. BeIEam was then courier. Never
hestd OF any Jealousy among the other SER
wants in consequence OF his appointment.
The first night of their being al Naples, Bet
rani slept in IL Ioom over MIR. Sicard's. That
beng so low thathe could not staud mp init he
was removed on the second night 10 another,
about sixty feet distan, from that OF the P,in-
cess, aud separated by passage, Oft which
Hictonymus, and DIR. Holland these rooms
opened into the passage. Remembered a
masked bali at Naples. and waited on that oc-
casion. Did not recollect any one OF the ser
wants benS in particular dresses. On the
Journey to Naples, Austin slept in a chamber
10y hiussl. Vhsu there was room when there
was not, he slept IN that of the Princess
Knew M.jocchi had heard him at Ruceauelli
Il mention the name OF baron Ohpteia.
| The witness being. then asked, What did
yon hear him say Z: The Attorney General aud
| Solicitor General objected 10 the question, on
! The ground that Mai0cchi had not been eXs-.
| mined as TO any such conversation. DIR. LUSH
| iEgion argued that the question ought 10 be
| put. Was il possible 10 contend that any fact
| reSpectin. the copdnCt OF Ompieda, who had
| beeu actin: as spy abnnt the person OF her
| Royal liighnrss, who had been engaged in cor
| ruptius her servants. who had suborued wit
| nesses, WHO had picked the lock and robbed
| the most secret deposiiories in which her Ma.
Jes'y kept her papcrs was il possible, he ask
| ed, To contend, that, 10 an inquiry affecting
| the character and lite of her Majesty and
which no less affected the crown and the couu-
| try, that tile facts respecting such condnct as
| lie had described were not material 10 the iu-
| curry before their lordShips! long debate
| ersusd respecting the putting of this question
! which was finsnlly referred TO the Judges
= During their absence
| JOHN WHilCOMB, (the tenth witnes.)
| was next plSced al the bar. The witness was
| valet TO the Hon. Keppel Craven, and had
heen so upwards OF six years; was in his ser
| wee a, the time her Royal Hishness went TO
| Naples Don't recoilect the room Bergami
slept III the first night OF their arrival, but re
! men'hets that in which he s.ent the second
| night; the PrinceSs's rOonf was at one end of
| long passage, Bercami at the other. VIM
| Anstin's room was next TO her Royal High
ness then Hieronymus, who page 10
her Royal liighness; aud nsXt TO that room
| Slapl DR.. Holland. There door from
her Royal Highuess's room into the passage
| DIR. Hollands door opeued iuto another pas.
| sage leading 10 The oiung room, but coninu-
nicaiing with the iir-i mentioned passage.
| knew DeWOups room, she slept in room
| over Or. H0l!gnd /; was in il frequently, Iata
| as we'll As early she generally invited me
| there. have frequently besn alone with her.
| The Solicitor General said il was impossible
| not 10 sec The oblrci of this eX summation, wlIic
| ne thou: lit hims ell justified il stopping. Nh
Denman My Lords, we dop't wish to push
this any .nr'her. The Lord Chaucellor-Y on
have pushed il pretty well. as tar as you could.
, Witness resumed. trecoliect The masked ball
| AT Naples perfectly we'll. l was in ATTENDANCE
on Mr.. Craven. Her Royal Hishness's ser
| wants were dressed IN character SIcaId, Rer.
| semi, aud Hieronymns were III the early par,
| OF the evening, ia rurkiSh dresses. Sicsrd
AVID HIrrouymus afterwards changed thsir
| dresses tor plain clothes, hut did not return
| Dn!Sami WAS afterwards ia plain clothes, and
| walked aboHt will mel think 1 saw hiMl
| once or twice handing Lemonade. l was with
| ncr Regal hiGhuess all she Time she was AT
| Naples he'gasd conducted himself 10 her
10 al filgl"css as The other servants did.
| Cto,s-eNamiued-I did not live IN her Royal
fi'ShheSs DCnSe after the first lh!e9 four
days. DIR. Hollands room IS thu cornCr room ;
| mere was paSs'ge iTOU the dining -rnom, b.,
| De. Holland ioo1I, into the passage | f,si
nemtioNtG, aud there was door from DR..
| Holland room INTO that passage. There was
small room 90 the ie!t Of DE- Hollands cot
occupied aud the next room was Besgami's -
| mere was way 10 DaTsanis room from that
passage by door. Deygami's room was to,
wards The garden. L cannot swear there was
| Hoi small cabinet beyond Bergsmi's ROOM
cannot say whether ti:ere vas Il door oppO-
site Hieronymnss room. There was Il SORT of
inward room OF passage parallel To the first
passage leading II 0m Bergamis room to he
ffince5"s. Here the witness WAS ordered 10
withdraw and
Lord Erskine read passages from Drmont's
Evidence, III which she sworc she passed every
night. a;d all night, alone IN her rOOm at Ma.
pies; ana cOniended, that lie had now "A right
TO cal! back This witness, aud ask him IL he
was al any time during the night in Dement'S
room al Naples when she waS in he'd. Lord
Liverpool, a. yet. saw no contradiction prov
Ell. Demont mi= hi have sworn that she slept
alone, and yet have sworn trnly. After Snme
further observation from Lord Laudu rdaic and
other noble lords, the question was with
drawn.
Examined Ivy Lord Erskiue.-WhlIst at Ma.
pies, SLEPT IN the house of Mr. Craven
never slept III any other room shan my own
l never lett my room OF night, whilst at Ma
pies, after having retired TO il at twelve OF
one O'Clock. BY Lord Lauderdale-I 6ave
been In the service of Mr.. Craven six wears
1 was al Pesai0 with MI. Craven fifteen
months ago saw Bergamwben lie came TO
MI Craven on that occasion. He spoke % me
in going upstairs, aud prssse, INV hand Hy
Lord HOOh.-l have bsea frequently IN De
monfs bedroom | saw 10 one there bar
Annette.
Inc witness then Withdrew, and The Judges,
who had returned, delivered their opinion that
MaJocchi might be called back aud IL ques>
tion PM TO him OH which TO found further
questions
MdJocchi was accordingly called back, and
examined by MIR. BrOusbam Does witness
remember seeIsg. at The Villa Ruccauolli VIII
liam CharrIns tou, valet TO Sir William Cell FL
don recOIlect. DO you iecolIect having seen
Sn William Cells English servant any where
at Rome do not remember DO you re-
member having seen him any where think
l have seen ham AT Rome. Did yOn ever tell
hiH that Baron Ompteda had employed some
person at Como 10 get her Royal Hghness's
| kENs 10 hive IAlae nILns LnIdn 4 did nor az