Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-06

Ia the House of Lords on The s,h, tie At
tornsy General commenced the following
STATEMENT or THE CASE.
The Attorney General, at the command of
their Lordshirs, now proceeded, as follows, TO
lay before them the facts against the Queen.
WHICH he was instructed he should prove in
evidence.
In 1914 her Majesty though, proper, from
reasons operating in her own mind, TO leave
this Kingdom. and net from compmsiou-
when she lett this country abe was accompa-
uied by persons OF high rank, as a princess
ought abe was accompanied by Ladies Lin
say and Forbes The hon. keppel Craven, and
Sir William Cell. Het majesiy went to Milan.
and there took Bergaini into her service as
looiman, or valet de chambre. About fort
night after she took this person into her ser.
vice, she went to Naples. VIM. Austin was
one othe MaJesty's suite, lie was quite "A lad
aud he slept in the same room with the Que m.
bergAmi, the courier, was among the rest OF
the domeStics, aud slept in part of the house
distant from that where her Majesty slept
short time prior 10 the 9th of November i'm
tha' year, Bergami was directed 10 sleep near
tue Queens room. Young Austin was remov-
ed from her Majesty's chamber, as her Males
~ said, because he was of an age that il was
proper he should be removed-On the night
OF the 9th or November her Majesty went to
The Opera at Naples, and retnrned earIy.-
Her Malesty's female attendant noticed that
her conduct was very extraordinary, and ex.
uher suspicious. Her Majesty knew that
Bersami was u, bed in an adjoining room and
she SAID 10 ber attendant hat she should retire
early 10 bed, which she did do. On The fol-
lowing morning This attendant OF her Majesty
found that her Majesiys bed had not been
slept IN. and that there We're IMPRESSIONS in
Dergamis bed OF two persons having Silent in
IL. On the following morning she was inac-
cessibie 10 visitors, and she remained late i'm
the apartment with Bergam. From this night
he dated the commencement OF the hing
course OF adultery carried on by the Queen
and Bersami.-After his Bergamts conduct
his L..
Fellow servants very differently fran what he
formerly did. On Subsequent nicA, her Ma
Jesty gave aniasked ball, 30, al her own house
9nt IN The ncighbourhood, aud sAauged her
III SIS dnfins ihr bail, and Ber.nini assisted her
Majesty Ia exchanging her di,ss 10 the Ge-
nin> of History. This dress was most irds.
cent; aud Bergami accompanied her Majesty
the second time Ga The hail. Her Majesty re.
.sii'ed nome from The hall, again changed her
uteSs from " Tie Genius uf history" 10 thar
OF Iuikish peasant, and Bergami was dress.
ed as peasant of Turkry and accomnauico
her again TO The bali. Ii was notice3 liza;
bergan'I and The Queen generally rose in ,he
mor0ing at the same time and her majesty
re' orally breakfasted with him in secluded
apartments and at this Time Bcrganli MAS
SIM Tie courier and mental servant! II was
also observed by persons drank in her maies-
" sun, that Bergami and the Queen wall ph
'h terrace ann III ARM together. BergamI
i'"h such an influence over her majesty thar
he prevailed upon her To take i,etson into
me-, ner service; and this person wonl! prove
'na' more 'han once, AT night This Berg ami
did 20 10 her majesty's chamber, and Leard
ms fellow kissing her majesty. (This pro-
9nced an extraordinary sensation i'm The
fio"Se.) lie. majesty soon after Quilted Ma
pres ana Lady Elizabeth Forbes remained al
Naples, ahd Lady Charlotte Lindsay ou,tted
hef majesty al Leehorn in March Isis Four
OF hrr mslestys English suit Quilted her al
naples. This circumstances spoke volumes
ne ,h toniu not help believing thai IT arose from
IL
between her Majesty and Berpami -',b, 70
was masquerade AT the theatre ST Carlo AT
naples, her majesty thong b., proper 10 70. moi
WIN me English ladies OF high rank, but with
Two uomesiics, the confer Beryaini and Tho
II Re d. chamber, Dumonf. When ,hey enc
'eisd the Theatre, their dresses excited much
disgusi, and nom the expression of feeling
against her, she was compelled 10 retreat will
nGl aohieaiics, ana go home before the enter
'ainment concluded Soon after, her majesty
went ffom Naples to Genoa, OH board the Flo
iihda al Gcnoa the famliarites between
ihe Queen and HerEami increased, and the
5ea 10 which ihe Queen slept was OBSERVED by
me chainDer maid TO have not been used or
rnEled III the least and did not tcuuire max
ihs up. Sergani was alw avs SELL ctrd 10 sleep
near 10 her majesty person, and her MAJESTY
was seen 10 visit iiis room after he was in bed.
III would be found in evidence that her maics
~ remained AT Genoa Till Nav ISIS Sha
went from Genoa 10 Milan, and on the iour.
ney. bersaDi acted as courier and Lady
Charlotte Campbell did not accompany her on,
HE Journey, but Joined her at Milan And
some lime aiier, al the latter end of Nav la
ny Campbell left her majesty and then her
majesty had not single lady lett in her suit.
her majesty then took into her service Ber
gami sister, she was woman OF low Vulgar
manners ana uneducated. olie was disnfiad
by tie tile of Countess Oidi Bercami's Inn,
thef was also taken INFO the Queens service
aiid child of Bergamis was ordered To hc
taken care OF by her majesty, that there
N n N nj
maJesiys service. a Mr.. Drummond RurreII
now joined her naesty
Lord Gwydir got up and said that was not
true "
The Attorney General corrected himself and
said was MIR. VIM. Burrcll who acconn.-
hIed her Majesty from Milan to Venice. Al
tavern while Btrgami was IN a mental si,u>
alton, aiier Tie company had departed. winch
ne hAo been waiting upon, Beiganii aud the
Queen were left aiOBe iOs ether; and ilIe SER
want at the tavern observed the Quees fau,iI-
larry rui,ing gold chain round Beyra,ni's
neck ;he took il OF i'll a playful manner AID
put II on her Majesty neck aud her Majesty
reinrntd il 10 Bersaini's neck MIR H1,r il
soon after Quilted her Majesty, and her Ma
Jasiy bPcarne less reserved towards Beraami
ana more familiar 10 all her servants She
was III The habiI OF playing al games with h,r
servants tbie was not an offence, but she GER
iaIkiy dtmeaned herself by il. Her Maiesty',
r"sidehce was AT the Vile de ! Ami AZ Ills
time. Hes Majesty, OH her travels, excited
great suspicion from her arranging al the tay-
ems That he should sleep in room from
which lac could have access TO her Maicsiy's
room. Or their arrival at Bellin Zone. this
courier still travelling in the dress of con-
rier, was arlinlly suffered by the Queen 10 dine
with her MaJety III his couIier's dress III
would be sad these were foreign nIauuers but
lie wonld answer that such conduct was OK.
tremey censurahIe. and, with The other cir
he should detail. only proved Tie |
power BergamI had over her Majesty, aud |
that an uninterrupted adulierous Intercourse |
had been comRlltied. Her Majesty next went |
to Lugano, and there made The same arrange. |
ments as al other places, so that Bergami wa,
near her person night aud day She next went |
10 WIZ DIST, near Como, where Rrrrami,s