Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-10
[VOL. XVII.---NO. is.

WY" come 10 hariata 10 your Lnii>iiipS i.ie
various circumstances which subs. Grenil, or-
RI q va Lnrdsh,ps rau have no doutnt,int n
your in'n'is thai tins Was the CONNIE 81
'hai most scanoalons, degrading ard mos, Ia
se"upns is'erccnrSr, Which sou viii find III
creased and coT,irucd from IKE pe,iai 10
WHEN am now G.recung ycrys uticntiun al
'osi 10 ibis wheui have the homonI II ap-
pSari'g nj sour Lof,lships' bar The natural
erect of such an intercourse is 10 anuihi.aia
'hd' comparative distance whiC h UIis Ia aiwa,s
!" eNiSf betwcep person of io>al rank a,.,i
one OF her mental Servants But when tl,ar
person O. rank so jebases aud degrade, her
sell, " naturally creates tcmper and n de-.
meanor IN the person with vhom that inter
conrse u ioi aied IA fire. edon ana an assume
no" winch 10 no uihe. cii cum ,ianc.s "a ouid he
y'"''uc 10 Assume. Snci w.fs the case here.
Al WAS observed by the domesiics th,t tos
wards tIcm Rrigapi became more hau"hty
mere WAS an assumption of coarse inpoi-
taNce on ms part, aud the whole dc-neauor of
her majesty towards him when unobsrrved
Dy persons CT rank. was such as con.ip, Of;
Those who had an oppoi ,uuiiy of seeing her
Conduct, that the intercourse 10 which have
~ hGeu was Continuing aud going on. ryy
Ltus' rev DAYS believe alter The tiise 10
winch have 70 called Your Lnidshi; s. at
tehtion Ter Majesty eavG ball, OF eniertaii,s
ineni TO 'he parsonage who at that Time fi,eA
ihe kcapoiitan throne, az house which be-
tieve belonged 10 the then King of Narles in
return tor the hospitablc receptioa which she
"ad received IN his dominions. II was mark
cd bail, aud at thatba her Majesty first az
SnmeG Tue character of a NeapOliiau peasanf.
jut after size had remained n sLoti Time ~
uiS entertainment, she returned TO the honse-
al wh'rh she had atiired and which Mas not
her own residence: she Withdrew 10 "A loon,
Tor the purpose OF changing har drrss, ana Va
the surprise ofthe attendants, instead of being
accompanied on that occasion by thosc ,e-
males who usually assisted her The coufier
bergami, was sent tor and withdrew With her
iuto the apartment where she CHANGED her
dress. Ii seems that il the intention OF
her Majesty 10 appear in Character vhicn
whether i; bad been selected by herself or
whether suggested 70 her by AN, ofbet pcIscn
40 not know; hut IL seems She Wss a. as
snme the Character OF The Gcniil, of History
anu was 10 be ACCOMPANIED "a, a reut,,r, =,
VINO was 10 attend upon her in tina, character
am Instructed TO slate, thai tie dltss waikh
sue men assumed was of an extremely inss-
cent ana disgusting CiIaiaciei Eui ihp mates
rial tact TO which your Lofdshirs, attrutinr j.
10 be directed. rs this that thai change o, dos,
ICON place IN the presence aud Is i'll, :be assist.
a"ce OF me courier Begganii, no other person
n'ihs al that time present. Let IN. ask yesr
LcraSi'ips, ~ stating three facts, v hat motive
can ne assigned Tor this sort OF Conduct W Aaf
reason can he gwen by The person " ho al thar
tinie tled ole of the most nieuiaI situations in
hef hldjeSiys suiief Mby. a person who
varied a. table behind her chair who rode as
corner before her Majesty when she traveIird
ircn place to placc-what reason can bp as
signed, say, by any reasonable person why
this man should he selected 10 ASSIST her ia,
dressing nd why her female attendants should
be disresaided What, let me ak cauld ha
neI reason tor acting Tins, mnitss II were tor
me purpose alleged in The preamble of ;hjS
Bur But more, after her Majesty had an
peared lin The fwo characters have described
sne feilfed again-she then chang I'd her dress
a nara time, and assumed the character OF a
lnrkisb female peasant. and who do Won
Think was her companion on This occasion3--.
ms courier, this meuial, is also attired in u
similar dress, and assumes a similar character
thai OF fHrAish peasant. believe, and actm-
M ~. I.
10 this entertainment gwen by her TO Royalty
aud al which Nobility OF the highest rank in
the place were undoubtedly assemh,ed II
WI, appear To your Lordships that Bergami
uid MOI long remain at this bail, bat returned
alone, apparently mortified, from some cir
chmsiance which had probably occurred an
that entertainment. Her Majesty returned
ana pressed inm TO 20 again, tnt he declined /.
anu Ter majesty much disappointed returned
atone 10 The entertainment, bat she did mol
remain long ard returned home. My Lords
nave before observed, that BerEami's apart
ments were close to her Maiesfy's and il will
appear 10 evidence, that those whose dutvit
was 10 attend On her Majesty in tie nlOrBiii,.
perceived that BeTgami always rose inst ~
tne same period that her Majesty did, * they
onset we'd That IN those apar me ais of Harsaui's
so secluded and Sc paratod from tbr a,,a, imetts
or the rest OF the suite, her Majesty w4s artn-
any III the habit OF breakfdstiu: with This con-
rier continually You will observe that du-
rug tie Whole OF fhe period 10 wlici, 1 mn
now calling yonr attention, this mans si,ra,iur
IN me family remained the same He was
sun the couiier-he was siiii the !ooin,,,,. airi
therefore, AT those parties where her Majesty
appeared III STATE, this man .tIli continued %
wait at table, and cOaarauenty 10 thoss Fn.-
iIsh Ladies and Genile.nen OF distinction Who
wete about her AZ appeared nudoubfenIy that
ne was sun III that character in which he had
Deeb hiied INTO her service aud il was only in
private aud IN secret il was only n he pre-
sehce of those servants whose presence WAS
absolutely necessary TO ofhciate about her per.
son lndl ihese ia,nilarIties and liberties were
observed. IL will also appear that she was IN
the habit OF walking upon terrace close 30
ner apai tment, and SHE was there seen bv
those persons frequently walking arm IN ARR
"n'I 'nis courier, this mental servant, with The
greatest familiarity,
IL happened during her residence ut Naples
mar tbs person met with an accident, and re-
celved some injury from The kick of a horse
and he was confined some time TO his room i'm
consequence Of that iulury. lie had already
a, qnlred such ala ascendancy over her Ro, II
hIgbneSs, as even at that period iOiniroduce
mo the family person. an acquaintance of
his, as a servant and that servant upop this
occasion was selected bS him for the putuose
OF attending on lin during his ,llhess ana
Ihls servant sleeping near the room In which
Beigdmi slept, observed more than onr,. be-
iIe7e Two or tbJee times land he had a, O. mr.
iun'ty OF observing from the place in which
ne Slept) ibst after all the rest of HE family
hdd TetiTed 10 IepOse, her majesty went from,
hef own room with great caution and with
$50 "a a"i"hgu lht passage nave describe
eu, INTO beTgamis room aud that she remain
edtheFe ON those eccasiOns for a very cOmside-
rabie period. l AN Instructed, aud il will be
proved 10 you that 80 those times, after her
Majesty had catered the room OF 8etsami A
short time he could hear sounds whith ,o,-
WINGED him that her Majesty aud Bcrxami-
weie----were-------i shost he could hear
hem kissing x Here muTmur OF disgust was
neard through the house.) My Lords, I wss
aware, that when 80 the discl,aere Of my dnty
hwOuld become absolutely necessary that these
circumstances should be detailed they y ouid