Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-07

They, IN TACT, show no symptoms OF knowledge.
upon the Local customs OF Italy. They seem
TO express astonishinent at the princesss APP
pearins out OF her common dress at a masque- |
rade they are surprised AT her going TO such |
place disguised they wonder that instead of
going there in disguise and through a private |
door. she had not gone with the eyes OF all The
world upon her. IN state coach, with her
coachmap gorgeously bedizened ont her lac.
queys plasiered from head To foot Astonish-
ing, that instead OF all this, she went in pri-
vate aud hired coach ont of q back doort-
They who expected all this. knew little of the
royal recreations of Murat's court, or of any
continental circle. In allu>on TO this trip of
the Queen to the masquerade, the Attorney
ed" adds. that hr shall prove the dress then
worn by the Queen was "indecest aud dis
gushing" He afterwards says, g" that il was
OF the most indecent description and that
Tor wearing II she was actually hooied ont OF
the pnblic theatre. Now, when he came TO the
proof, what turned out the factl WV, ac-
cordng 10 Demont, that her (the princess's)
dress was extremely ugiy'-that she wore NJ
~ masks LII was very strange that she should
wear mask. and thai at a masquerade. Now,
IN NV opinion, this astouishment ous II, not to
be OF long duration. for il she did not wear "A
mask. she had no business there. l should, in
TACT, my lords. fatigne yout iordships uDpeces-
sarily, were / to go through in detail, all the
glaring variations between my learned friends
statement. aud his attempt to prove his asser-
lions by evidence at your bar. Al Messipa he
sald he should prove that Beryami and the
princess were locked up in "A room to-. Their.
Al Sadonane, on the 18th Of Arrii, tor he WAS
always precise as TO dates.) he was TO prove
That while one oil The servants WAS In bed ~ the
anti-room, the princess passed through il into
Bercami's room, where he was IN bed, and re-
n'A'ned there salnting Bersami, for a conside-
table tme-what was the Witness story when
he came TO tell it-why that Majocci saw the
princess 20 into Bergamis room. and remain
there on one occasion for ten minutes, and OH
md ho .rH ham,
no-sut only whisper.
Then again lock AT the proof az given IN
Sacchi's story, aud the statement of il in my
learned friends speech. Sachhi says, that Que
message 10 Milan, land which courier BY the
way, Was Sacch himself lie did no, fluid Ber-
g'mi in his own bed. room, but coming out
from that OF the Princess-iha, BergaIpi SEEM
ed anxions 10 explain away The reason of this
extraordinary appearance, by saying he had
heafu the child CRY, and had gone to see what
was the matter. Did The witness give this ac~
count OF the alleged transactions No; for
though repeatedly urged TO relate the anccdote
III u PAL ucnlaI manner, so as 10 SUIT the des-
cripiion OF II by counsel, he replied he had no
recollection OF this conversation about Bcr-
gami's child. Afterwards came the narrative
Ut the dsgraceiul scene at the Baroud, 80 dis
graceful ans disgnsiiu. as stated by the Ate
torney General, that il gave the house more
the Character of brothel than that of a pa
lace. Ii was this liceutiOus conduct that eve n
ahocked her servants, aud drove from her cir.
Gle, all society of rank And yet singular a.
II was, after this conduct becam. publicly
kboWn through all the servants, that Lady
Charlotte Lindsay renewed her visits 10 the
Fr'ncess 1.-THE servants of Lady Charlotte
mus uoubtit 81 have c-inmuued with those of
the Princess: there was no step taken 10 keen
this grave-like secret. aud yet, from first to
last, we hear nothing of its blasting operation
upon The minds OF visiisTs of nuqueStiouab ole
honour, for such were LADY Charlotte Liodsay
Lord and Lady Glenbervie, Lad, C.. Camn.
bell, and the other honorable personages in
her royal highnesss suite. These joined her
royal higsness after the scenes at the Barona /:
| some met the Princess at Naples, som- ioiped
| at Rome. Others at Leghoru. Aye, at even
much later periods her Majesty was attended
ON iilustrious company. She was received bN
snch alter tue long voyage she was cOurte.
Dusty received by the legitimate Sovereign of
baden, and the still more legitimate Bourbon
OF Palermo. She was courteoasiy treated by
ihe legitimate Stnarts OF Sardinia, whose lie
gitimacy stands onira>distiugutshed from tue
liieg'timacy OF tie family whose possession of
lie throne OF these realms stands upon the
basis OF public liberty and public rights She
was received even by Prince who ranks
higher In point OF legitmacy--tie Bey of Tu-
MS Ia laugh She was also received with the
same respect by the Representative of the
Mug OF COustaUiiD0ple. In fact in all those
countries she met with that reception which
was due to her rank and confederation
Heie the learned counsel dSaiu called the
tween the statement OF the attorney general
aud the proof OF the Witnesses which he pro-
nonuced TO be 4 marvellous Discrepancies.
There never was, he said. case brought into
court under such marvellous auspices The
very two witnesses that III ordinary eAscs can
hardly ever be obtained, were here addnced
We. the mans body servant, and the lady's fe.
male attendant. The very parties who must
Know OF the aduiteious intercourse it ever il
had takeu place. They had these witnesses in
tins case. They had also, for the purpose OF
making their testimony the more conclusive
two principals 10 dwell with who threw of
every thing like disguise. and joined, IT the
story be true, as 1T in all the vigOur of blood
In the heyday of youth, and where the indul-
eeDce OF the passions, whea sanctioned by SO.
Tenn iOrniS. partakes more OF the nature OF a
virtue Than crime.
BuI their Lord hips would all along per-
ceiYe. that III proportion as these Disgusting
scenes were of d nature to annoy anu offend
every body OF ViftuOns disposItion-to inspire
VIII disgust, almost with horror, evely wen
regulated mind compelled TO be Acquainted
with them, III the same proportion, especial
care had been taken that tney should not be
acted IN privacy, and under the veil OF deco
rum and reserve. The things alleged were
not done lu those receptacies of iniquity APP
piopriaieu TO uniiwfni and infamous inter.
coarse not in any of those hidden hauuts
which vice had cOnsecrated 10 her purposes
not IN any Iuxurions retreat, whose spclnsio,,
and delIcisns pleasures might pamper every
't"Nci anu peIpetHdlly ADMINISTER 10 yO up
ilousness aud sensnaliiy =; not in any of those
CypriaD islands OF old, DEVOTED TO the pIea.
Snres OF Roman mondrChs-Do bat before
Witnesses IN open daylight, when The sun was
al its meridian; but that was not enough, care
was not TO be taken that they were TO he seen
by courier OF their own, a tuan only three or
tour days III Their service, without even any
furniture Of their carriage, or tier own dress
arranged so az to veil their ditgraceinI silud-
tons. Heasked their L2Tdships had wee ever
IL fore been known bi, an i'm
pfoyidents Whether nnthiuk;ng folly, evenat
that period of lite when the passions swell
nigh, and tho blood boils in The veins, bad pur
sued its bold career so openly, recklessly, aud
carclessiS as themf aud he hoped that this