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

: Der until tue month of March following AMI
during the whole OF that period il will Lc
proved that this intimacy continued without
interruptions, and even Increased. l ought not
60 allude TO any public rumonrs, or amy thing
which u not substauttated by proof: but il IL
lsitic sing u.ar that her Majesty loses a great
Iart Of her English suite who accompanied
her irn'n this country on het leaving Naples.
That Tact needs no comment speaks vo-
lanes 10 tSety unpreludiced mind. S-verai
ct those mHst respectable persons who had ac-
compaihsd her ti,ither, left her at Naples, and
ceased then to form a part OF her suite. Mr..
ST. Leger had quilted her at Brunswick. OF
Eim therefore do not mean to speak ou that
sublec'. Lady Charlotte Lindsay aud Lady
Elisahe,h lo,bes. both remained at Naples, on
her Majrs'y's quitting. that place. beg
Nour LerdshipS' pardon understand i am
wrong, Lady Charlotte Lindsay accompanied
BET Majesty from Naples but lett her at Leg
horu, in the month of March, 1915. But il app
pears that she left Lady Elizabeth Foi bes, Sir
William Cell, the Hon. keppel Craven, and
Captain Hesse at Naples. Thus il appears that
cnt of seven English persons of Distinction,
Nsiio &c conpanied her Majesty from this coun-
Try TO the Continent, Que of them left her at
brunswick, and four of them quilted her at
Naples. There may be, and probably there
Ntiii he, assigned for those persons quit
aug her service at that time. cannot how
ever, INT think it singular that at this particu-
lar !eiiod she should have been quilted by SO
many0f those respectable attendants that went
Nal, her from England. ....tt will be here
after to Sc explained how this took place. l
cannot help thinking that your l.ordships will
Ice ofp,nion there is great reason to believe
mai though they we've not aware OF The deg al.
~. and Uccniious Intercourse which was TAX
ing ,iac- between her Majesty and Bergami
al that tiue, ys, jta. some observation must
have been matte to them by Others, with res.
/, oct TO he ,ainInarl,ieS which existed between
i.ipin. VIZ Lewis, at Naples, another cii cum
stance, which ~ili be We'll worthy OF our at
lion, io1S place wiih rcterruee 10 her Ma
leSiy anu Bergami There was public mas
1nerade ball al the Theatre OF ST. Charles ia
that civ. iIcr Majesty drought proper TO 20
10 that masquerade, not accompanied by Id
by Charlotte i.ind~ay. or Lady Elizabeth
Forbes, or her Chaino,,iain, or The English
Gentlemen who attended her !ror' England;
but her companions on that GccasioO We're the
courier 3ersami aud female servant. "A Ma,
dtnlrseile DuMoni who was atille de chambre
The dresses chosen my her majesty upon that
ccc aston wer-, as am instructed, OF a most
inherent descttp,lou-of such description,
tha. upon her entrance INFO the Theatre the
genera! attention was excited towards her NO
much SO that they were received with con-
siderable insult WpoD that occasion--I mean.
marks of Misrepresentation were shown TO them
in such way, that they were under the ne
cessity OF ietiring hastily from that masquer.
She: Then, my Lords, how did her Majesty 60
10 That Thestref Not in her Royal carriage,
accompanied, as he stated before, by those
persons who, one wonld naturally expect,
ousht TO accompany the Princess of Wales,
but common fiacre was hired at Naples 10
convey her TO this Theatre. She did mol
go out al the common entrance from her house,
but crossed Der garden At night. The fiacre
was brought 10 her "a, den gale, aud upon that
occasion those three perseus went in this care
mage. IN tic way have described To yon. 10
ths masqusratfe whete that took place which
/ have stated. In copSetiuence of THE observa-
tions that were made OF her dress at that
time, she thought she was discovered by some
persons present who knew her, aud hastily
Withdrew 10 her house. accompanied hy Der.
yImi and this file de chambre. Now, my
Lords, during the proceedings which have
already takes place upon this subject, you
have heard some criticisms upon the language
at this Bin. But my Lords" ask your Lord.
ships whether, if what 1 have stated be true,
there is any oGe OF your LortlsIiips, or any
man in the cOnntrv.thSi cav doubt the famili-
erties have. described, are of most offensive
aud dis: gushing kindr Need i ask whether
they were such as were fiiting-I will not say
10 person. of HE ilustious rank of her
Royai HIghhess, bat 10 any wonrau of virtue
or OF deiicncy, whatever her situation or her
iank may be- And let me not forget to state
thai which, it had not laid before Your
t@rdships now, wonid ia the coarse ofa very
Siinil period, be brought - your attention.
and that which l think yon will be of opinion
Is no small acgrava;iOn of these disgusting ia
riiiarities. namely that Bergami at the limo
he entsred into her Majesiy's service, was a
married man. II is difficult. my Lords, to
roncetvc that live crime OF adultery can he az
fravated but here II WIS so here was a
double adultery. and there can be no doubt
rha. her Majesty was aware at the tine that
ans Be!sami was married man. do not
'cpeat, my Lords. tie variors acts of degrad.
iuc and unbeconinS familiarity daily occurring
sPtween .hese pe,sons, because it l did so
must be continually repeating TO YOU the same
sort of conduct. They were daily III the habit
OF bteskfasiIng III the same room together,
they retired Il rest almost at the same period,
and lett the rooms almost at the same time -
She was in The hahi, OF hisnissins her servant
tom htr bed room frequently before that ser
want had assisted IN taking OIL her habiiiments,
aud that Kind OF services were dispensed with
which never had been dispensed with previous
10 Bcrsani's coming into the family, Bergsmi
Of all others was the only person vino was adj
ted to her bed room without being pre-
Niousiy sent fnI. without giging any previous
notice OF his being at the IOoT,.i wanted he
wos admitted a; all times wiiiIont ceremony
and without s1lrc, whereas no other person
IN her suite cORid yeIIaie 20 take that liberty.
As have already stated, the nainral conse-
gueHce OF this was an assumption on his part
which, subsequently increased to such a height
that he became the Lord and master OF the
family, that did not occur al the time her Roy
al Elchuess was al Naples, except in the in.
stanre when person was taken into her ma
jestys service, at his recommendation TO at
tend on hiB ia his illness. From Naples her
Majesty went 10 Rome. and on her way re-
,naiued two OF three days at Civita Ntccha.
Thence she went TO Geuoa, leaving Lady
Charlotte Lindsay at LegboiD. Al Genoa she
had no English Lady in her snitP, but was at
that place loined sy Lady Charlotte Camp
bell, who remained with her until the May
following, when she lett her at Milan. Her
Majesty embarked for Genoa, on board the
CloTiHde, and during iiie whole ofthe tine she
was on 1oard, Bereami waited npcn her Ma
jesiy and stood behind her chair at table, az
usnal. The servants, however, observed, that
he siiil received The same Conscience from her
Majesty-the SAME iamiaIities continued and
increased; and lie more frequently withdrew,
endeav0nrlng 10 avoid the mental services
w O. mi le ph IN rfn ia
attended her Majesty al Genoa in all her walks
and riIas /. and iheIe az am an anariIneni vas