Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-13

beireen ttem-thai al place aler piars he so..s
aarrangemem 'cas obserred Jor free intercourse
o 'f,.., Mer rooms and betreen them-{and ne
alluded norsparticaia,y TO the scene in the tent M
board o. me poiacea )-,rhen they looked at rbnt
occurred at Carioritz, at Carisrahe and Other MIR,
ees-s"efy These fuets cfthsmselres ,ould BE- mn.
cients b"t wten coupteiwith others If fkrv sbo1,d
be satisfactorily proceed, fhry conH moi ,sor. 80.
Stghtet doubt efthe disyracefni conduct ebar,sJ
an theprean.tie, and ofthe an,efi and ucEsd IN.
tereoarse "hich TOOK place tetmsea Count Berga,a,
" s.a m,' Myey. ba Mc'r!ordships had heard it
SAD 81 tarT tar.dad said ,rith a sort oftrimmph
by his learned friends IFhat ,pjfnssses L,,rs
you! H"'c is all this TO be prored 2 JViT voa ct.
tempt TO- prcre Il? Hare you any eomrr;cnt nil
d as''I IS Aaa Metr forss.iRs had heard great
de" % 'haeSrred Islander heaped on t,rejpa ,r;f.
nrsses They had keard his learned friends en-,
on the ether hand, ,rhea speaking of their ci;sny
On! zee expect persons Of high rank. and eb,,y,.
&c, sn" consequence az tae country here the
-r"sfanees are stated TO hare taken rlacer No,
fet thr'r to'ns'nps look at the case n iii not
ddn't 9f such ufnesses it trds ,rhea her ,na;e.,
uas an rettrensent, end Surrounded onIy Dr. Sss
he a,'m taSr .sose tacts place Could there
atu."'ons ana hhmbIe f:sployn,enfs oa,e tb,n ~,
potunies Of seeing the conduct off6e 5ort;s. FL,
.tme 20 tme, and Of eransining thc bed, and bsGs
af lens; :, saSes cr'ha con. they nerer had
q. teaa ~ ras rr'y Jregventlu ouite ;m,os,bIs
ana tmpTactica6ie to hare-npn ."p .;I
oms t"'e y SERVANTS or Others riose dut;es coifd
.nsM 90 hgerent paris of the house. Rvt Il
tiian a l"s " 10; something IKE air Of eru
Iore,ea 'rsnesses Let fhera iooi az her p,a-
jeNy e'ndses 'rhy ,ras 10 ttoi her mujts,y rcas
npahao ea - IN Ter other su;te., by alher English
49,, T,datS! ahy- or that. after hrr a~risal from
| man. ne seemed onrioas 10 forget that size uas.
| or .h7nla be, on Engiish yopqan Could she CONF
p.oth :" fhoSsJortgn mitnesses. ,rh.n she had
M'onm, ny ner eoiSuct 'raii she thought Of Italian
ranre% Ho"n... s,e Moneht Of this man. her fa-
foreign witnesses there is the s,rouget ob;,ci;o,.
90 tnsm my are not to he beliercd. Bnf hp
rog" GS6 mem ,chat dill this hold out to ne bud.
;rt., .r,s,s. 10 nor 10 say, Go abroad, commit
u mna. ert"etyoM pease carry on mhat conduct you
pease ho'cerer fugitious, you psrrr can be con-
I u ~ an English court Of Justice. 4nsi ,rhy?
oeea"se Me tst can 0niy be prored by foreign ,st-
me- ana ,hey nee ten yoM before zoe hpar them,
| are or, branded ,rHh infdmy. Then are n,a,Itcd 70.
d'stredh therefore 70 abroad abandon vourxT
.. . MoSt disyo'ute profigacu yon pleas SIC can
CT 'e Prcrea IN u court Of this country tor Jo-
tie;r "nesses IRE nnrorthy Of belief" jrouI
'eT io'dShtps t,sten tn such argument as This
ir! then pride Themselves the superiority Of the
EfghM character, bnt let thsm notby s'oespine-
e,nd ~ %!ion dte' thet oh Foreigners esre nm
,sy 90 S.cI iffhc facts could oniy be pror r@
g,t m%iGI Ttnessrs. she had taken into her
treat Tith such disgrace The person highest in her
confidence. If their iordsiiiDs cosdev,nnfion
ho~erer, rrfended 10 Idiiaas IL could hmdiy be
appted TO fsreiSners Of all countries and descrp-
a.
ar"h manner IN 'cniclfhe case had been nut b. his
feHrned trifndS. T!o prestRed TINT these u.if1 6
SEES uoum exercise their faculty If iocorction. and
ta"e theaT at thetr ease, the observation ,cousd
make no Impression On their IorsIshipS minds
Wohd 10 God those I,ifaesses coaid do 50 INT he
'rond recall their rdshiiS, remembrance circun.
stances which had happened, and ask tchether.
me ,eunesses could fert that security rhich they
ought 10 enjoy. AZ ,oas disgrdreful 10 the co,nt,u
That such circumstances had taken ptace: but he
trusted that the public mind ,rouid soon resume
as former eaimness and tie popular Glamour sub
side. Upon The circun1sfsnces OF me ease II ,roe
hardIy necessary for him 10 add fhsi, iordsb;ps
,"eTe 10 decide under a sacred obligation. 1T had
the Tess 'eorfhy Of 6eiiff 1d thar fheir ryst;wo,,
oHeht 10 We recsircd Uith suspicion and distrMsk
@a, the eonfmcf 81 her majesty. and The mature of
fhe ca'e, mSae sHch epideace indispensable. Their
tordss noaid decide upon tts raiue and he doE5I,6
not caisIy and Ern'Iy pronounce thtir judgment.
! ire Saoafd H0r proceed to cuH his nitAess.
HOUSE OF LOADS, AUGUST ~.
At 10 o'clock the Lard CLanceo took his seat
PiDtTs were read-the list OF Peers called over
ana Tue counsel aud agents called in. The SoIi-
e.or General resumed the examination of Theodore
si'Jocci. witness accompanied the Princes. ON her
Quincy ioCaf!sruht, HursmbnTsh vienna ard trieste.
~ each place The chambers OF the Pnncess and ger
ann communicated wilt each other, aud sepa-
we Of tie resi- 81 d1 VI lie Ie
mefs ~as III ihe service OF The Princess inree years
ANU zen HeT ~ Psaro. lie then went ins The service
o. The Marquis d'Efha oGescba,isi While Wines wa.
d. N;ies ~iih The Princess, she cerian occasion
inquired TOT HeTganii, who out on horse back
nhFn st,sam' returned, aud told By The witness
nat The Princess wanted him. he went in,medi,,Iv ~
ms own 1oom locked Tie 6nor and re,naj. ed tb.rs
three quarters Of an hour or an hour Drrng The sh
sthce OF HE Princess ia Greece, an alteration was
made In The apartments Of the IiiUcssq md H. ",
| serfam, s" hat there a meet comInunio.ii.u
| rom one 10 the other, and donr heaa closed all
communication hei"een them and She other pats ~
ne uouse was cut of. The the ,cst cf
| me household were in distant part Of the bonse--
neTs vas theatre at Tue Villa d'Esle al whsb vii.
ness mao seen HE Princess and Be g,Gn aci Wnness
gave an account Of H3iionet no cam. on board tr,
Snacea ~ JANA aud accompanied the Princess 10 VIVA
hs, "ntfe lie made &c tain exhibitions which wit.
ntss Observation-Disclosures had seen beIea,ni ard Nh.
thhCess many times on the Lake Como alone witness
| service % the Princess. ' '"O
The direct evidemUe u this witness here closed and
ne WI. s'",s examined by MI Brougham. The
examination continued through the day. We cannot
ave any abstract Of The evderre thna elected IL Ia
Ha a IA me Lenaon papers at great length.
| .,WEDNLsOhr, AUG. 23.--rhe cross examination of
I5occi esnlimned for some time. After il was closed
ihe second witness GaeIano Peiarzo, respectable
looking man Of middle age was inttoducsa n. corr
manded ibe ship i'll which The Princess Of vale. ,ai
20 l"nis on the return from Tanis he cabin 81 Ber
am was exchanged for one adjacent to iha, Of the
'nAeeSs, on the voyage to Malta At Jerusalem was
Gsismony 81 creating D.rgami, Austin aud schavint
knights OF the holy Sepulchre. The Princes, and
htiEhh,i we're seen by the witness sitting together on
me hta beneath tent the deck Of the vessel which
carried them from Jafahas seen The Princess sitting
on Oench near the main mast with arm round
pe,sNnis neck On cross examination Ivy hI. DrnuIaH,
Wuness saih he was native OF MesSina aud was hTs
S I'M !, 20 70 London as witness by the English
wee counsel al Messipa about July as is to receive
sor giving up his vessel aud coming LOudon TO give
evidence 400 dollars per mon,iwas examined before
COL Grown ana three other persons at Milan on his
way 10 England Aher the close Of the exasina
non the witness was re examined by the Attorney
General aud at ibe close OF bis examination the house
adjourned.
THURSDAY, Auo 2I.--Third witness veenza Gar.
gallo short man in blue coat Of respectable
aHce bei master and owner OF the ship Industry
engaged to carry HE Princess from Augusta to TuDs
ana thence TO the holy land. The Princess aud Der.
gam visited the vessel before sailing aud ORDERED a
doef IN the cabin to he nailed up. Their bed and sofa
were nneet The same tent on deck, aud in
M: tent they were seen together. ia; seen Cersami
sihg On 'he gun aud the Princess his Knee kissing
Bin' On cross examination wtRess deposed thar he
was sent to England by sir WIN A'Court the pna1b
MINISTER at Naples promised BY him 1000 dollars msn,
as compensation Tor Tue losses which his business
WouIs snueI III hrs absence The cross examination