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

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taken BY turns among the upper serva,ts.
In the morning when they carried the tray
for breakfast, HieroDymus often performed
the service out Of his turn. Aslo she room
Of The Princess and that OF Bergami there
vas a corridor and cabinet between them,
aud on the left was the bed room OF Ber~
eani. there was nothing else. On the
other side OF The room OF Rer@ani there
vas saloon. No person slept in the
cabinet. The other servants were sepa~
rated. Bersami met with an accident,
Kick from a horse, when the Process
went to Agnan. Ii was necessary TO bring
him home. / did not do so. | waited
upon BIN. The first lime saw the Pfin~
cess was in presence Of DIR. Holland. who
was dressing his foot. At FIRST vinegar was
brought. In consequence Of this acci-
dent, was put to sleep in the cabinet for
five or six nights. saw somebody pass
in the night-there was always fire ia
the room. saw her royal highness pass
Through the corridor 10 Bergami's room
twice during this time---haIf an hour past
midnight. She staid there about A or s
minutes. She passed % in her return
very softly aud very near my bed mol TO
see me. | heard only soaie whispers ia
lBergami's room. Between Is and i8
inmates she remained the second time,
and heard whispering conversation.
There was a small garden attached 10 the
cabinet, which was for the most part al
ways locked, more often closed than open
Bergami kept the key. / never saw her
walk in the garden. About a mouth, or
40 or as days she remained at Naples,
Bergami attended her. Some English left
her royal bighness, Mons. Sicard, capt.
Hesse, equery, as he was said 10 be the
chamberlain, atall man, believe his name
is Cell he had Two small mustachios.
do not know whether Mr.. Kappel Craven
uas one. do not know him by nafne. A
small Lads, rather ll.in. left her also. bnt
do not recoiIect her name. From Ma
| Piles went to Rome, aud from thence to
Cisita Vecchia. We went on hoard the
Clorinde TO Leghorn. 4 lady, tall rather
fat, Joined the Princess at Genoa, lady
Charlotte Campbell. The Princess lived
in palace on the road leading 10 Milan.
Between Bergami's room and the Prin-
cess's there was room parposely for
trunks and portmauteaus. Ia coming out
from The Princess's room there was like
wise an entrance through the cabi8ss iar
the portman,eaus to BergamTs room. At
Genoa Bergami breakfasted 10 small
room at the top Of the grand saloon. He
and the Princess took breakfast together.
was hired to wait upon her royal high
ness, and waited upon both. Nobody else
breakfasted there. / Knocked at Bergaini's
dopr one night TO awake him, aud tell
him there were people 10 The room. II
was halEpast one. Bergami made no
answer, though | knocked so loud that
Bergami must have heard me.
The Princess rode out sometimes 10
company. Bergami accompanied her.
Bergami put his arm round her to put her
on the ass; that is, he held her hand lest
she should fall. Bergami had more author
ity than the other servants. There was an
apparent familiarity Kept up between the
Princess and Bergami. At Milan she first
resided at the house called La Castana.
which belonged TO the family Of Barro-
meo. All the house of Barromeo the bed
chambers of the Princess and Bergami
we're separated only by wall There
was staircase between the rooms, and
two doors. one from the Princess's cham
Der, and the other from Bersami's led out
to the staircase. The staircase was se-
cret staircase, and there was small a.
partment near il where Louis Bergami
slept. Her royal. hishness sometimes
breakfasted with Bergami. She remained
at Milan about forty or fifty days. She
look journey to Venice. Lady Char
lotle Campbell accompanied her from Ge-
noa to Milan. | knew the countess OF
Oldi (; she came into the service of the
Princess Two or three days after Lady G.
Campbell went away. The countess Of
Oidiwas said to be the sister oil Bergaini.
1 knew it, but il was not generally known
at first. AT Venice we went 10 the Graade
de Bretague Hotel. The bedrooms the
Princess and Bergami were near to each
other. They we're divided by the saloon,
into which both bedrooms opened / saw
the Princess walk out with Bergami, both
at Milan and Venice, arm and arm-twice
at Milan, and often al Venice, betweeu9
aud 10 o'clock at night. Bergami dined at
the table with the Princess, first at Genoa,
aud always afterwards, as well as | can
recollect. Bergami sat sometimes on the
right, sometimes on the left, and some.
times opposite the Princess. The first
time the princess was at Genoa, Bergami
dined with her.
From Genoa they went to the Vile de
Lamo, on the Lake Como. Here there