Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-11-07

Chevalier. Such was the power this
man had over her ma esty's heart that
she thought she could not do sufficient
| for him.
A noble Lord now said, that it was I'M
dorstood the house would not sit after A
o'clock.
The Attorney General said" My
Lords, have not gone through half the
disgusting narrative"
After some desultory conversation, the
house adjourned to Monday.
MONDAY, AUGUST 81.
At twenty five minutes after ten, the
council for and against the bill approach
ed at the bar.
The Attorney General commenced by
calling the attention OF their Lordshlps
to the period at which he broke off his
narrative on Saturday. He had then
brought her majesty to Catania; but he
had neglected to state that DR.. Holland,
the last remaining Englishman in her
maiesty's suite, had previously Quilted
her during the Venetian tour. AT Ca
tania, in March, 1916, her royal high
ness procured for Bergami the title OF
Baron of the Sicilian government; and
here her royal highness sat for her pic
ture, which she presented TO Bergami
and received his in return. Her royal
highncss was also drawn in picture,
into which he portrait of the child OF
Bergami WIS introduced. Her royal
highness tlrn proceeded to Augusta,
and from tirnce she went to visit several
places in ths East; and in pursuance OF
that intention, went on board pollacca,
which was attending her progress. Here
at first Begami had an apartment dis
tant from ltr royal highness; but, after
few days,a bed was placed for him in
the dining cabin, and thus recommunica-
ton with hr majesty's cabin was rem
dered y,and it was made impossible
but that, if Bergami's cabin door was
open, or he, royal highness's open, they
must be exposed to each others view.
On board this vessel she proceeded first
to Tunis and from thence to Utica
When on shore at the latter place, their
bed rooms were situated as usual, and
Bergami was seen going into her cham
Der one morning, before she had risen,
and remained there some time. After
wards her royal highness visited Savona,
and here the apartments were so arranged
that she had to so through Bergami's
apartment to get TO her own. They
were here on the 18th of April, 1876
In Bergami's room there was no bed;
in her royal highness's there was a large
one; and on the following morning the
appearance of the bed was such as to
shew that two persons had slept in that
bed.
Her majesty afterwards proceeded to
Malta, and from thence to Athens, at
which place she arrived on the 22d OF
April, 1916. Here she was visited by a
Captain of his Majesty's Navy. The
| Captain was introduced through garden
to an above, where her royal highness
was sitting with Bergami and the count
ess of Oldi. On the entrance of this
officer, her royal highness rose to re-
ceive him, but Bergami did not rise,
| though some time after he got up and
quilted the alcove, without taking any
notice other royal highness. This was
a familiarity speaking volumes in his
mind. From Athens her royal highness
proceeded to Ephesus. Here her royal
hlghness retired to vestibule, where
dinner was served for her royal highness
sitting on small bed, and Bergami on
the ground beside her. And here after
dinner, she and Bergami remained for
some time alone. From thence they
proceeded to Aum, where her royal
highness had her bed placed in tent;
and whilst in bed in this tent, Bergami
was seen sitting on it without coat, and
in loose attire. From thence they pro-
ceeded to Jerusalem, and here she pro-
cured for him the Order ofthe Sepulchre;
and, not content with that, she instituted
an order, which she called ST. Caroine's;
and after bestowing it on several of her
dcmestics, made Bergami Grand Master
"a laugh )-He was aware this detail
must excite smile but it showed the
infatuaton under which she labored.
From Jerusalem she again embarke ed
for Jaffa and the weather being warm
her royal highness ordered tent to be
placed on the deck with a bed in it, and
in the same tent was placed bed for
Bergami; and in this tent they slept
night after night; the beds close to each
other, and having no veil between them.
Her royal highness on board this ship
frequently had a bath, TO which Bergami
always accompanied her, and not her fe-
male attendants. On the 2A,h of Aug.