Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-13
FOREIGN.
TRIAL OF THE QUEEN.
HOUSE OF Ionps. sArunDAy. Auo 70.

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Nehnii, AS well as Al Naples the familiarity
Eo"u""cu anu here tosk place son,e ofih0Ne
circumstances which make the power ac9uir.
=" oEthis man mare manifest, and evince her
| majesty degrading and disgrace!ui conduct
towards hini. have stated 10 your Lor,isnii>s
tia' he was IA married man. lie hsi i child
! Sd"'u HctoTinc. tot only This child wasre-
ceived into The. house. aud great affection
e'inced towards it by 'h.r hlajvs,y 40 much
so tuat size wished TO adopt II; but Ia, sister
ana ms brother were int,oduc.d INFO her
""">e""i", !ahd IN consequence Of his supposed
attachment 10 his parents, his mother also
Wa ieccNed.i"to tie ta'.y SO that AT &c
n'a' a, nic", 'ie introduced his bioIhet IN !,
n.e"i~i fi'nhion (i D..ieys az ii cunrier aiso)
| ~ ,'st"F, ms mother. aud his child Viciotine
! ash your i-osdships. is II usual even after IA
very iong period .ot Stryicc Tor 4 servn,u 10
nave acquitted such an. ascendanc, AS i,.,eaiui
arPedfs now TO have acquired Siiili.>s can il
seem prnha'ile that man, who had been ia
nei ,niHJesiEs service Only iew mouths,
S Siipni" ~ TIE meath OF April May, in The
loioW'h| year, hAd acquired Ibis asceudsucy
| over hSr by due i!ican>s
| l"aiSw short months after he bad been re-
| rc'scu I'M" ier service, his mother, his sister
| his btotncr. iis child ate all at once TAXI lin.
| toire family l0r no asceriaiuab.e reason what
ever. he c:''lI was tcceiy ed when il YVES but
o. ) wears old. An intant OF .hat tender are
"o"ia OF course require niIterual care ;;ul
Who 10 yuu think as received into the fai,,i-
| ~ 10 muse and prriect il! II would be patu-
''hy supposed that a chil6 OF that tender age
| would require the afec;ionat. and the tecliu,
4 - - y.
haud the sister, tie uIo,iitr, Ht" brs, Maies-
| bat the wife, tn. person wio b. the laws OF
nainie and eNtry teuder tie that exists had d
''eh' 10 walsh oyer lie hraiih Of TINS inisni,
was no; received into the famil, NJ, J4Uyd>. il
| tie crime of adultery Is capable ol any as.ra
,ation, ti.;s feature IN Tie renders it still
mole airocious lhaye already stated 10 YOU,
that al the petind BeI GAM enterct, her Males.
| tvs service, she knew lbs was married man
.but " i'll prove. by her own de cat5Ji1us sub
sequenily, tia, She represented that III, child,
for Which sh" protested mach regard
| which she wisheh 10 nouii>h and Ia adopt. WAS
the ijlseiInate offspring OF some other person
| with wiioU Hereami had "A cOuueAion. That
| cucamSiaIcc should think, to- viituons, or
delicate mind would no! greatly tend 10 ia.
crease the estimation OF mistress towards
;iri servant That, however, WAS 10 detect ~
I,ci Majesty eyes. My LoIds her Majesty
| remaiurd at Genoa mill ihe 10th Nav She
Hen went 10 Milan, leaving Lady Charlotte
Campbell az G~nnA. Lady Charlotte alter
wards joined her Majesty ~ Milan, bar finally
quilted her Maiests's service abunt the end
OF MaH. i6!i L. 'iIe journey i,om Genoa 10
Milan. Hergam sill; accompanied her Majesty
in h,S capacity o! courier. hive already stat
cd, that LAZY Char lGiIe Campbell did not ac-
compan. her hIAIPsiy in the Journey, although
she aiterwards IOtned her Naeriy a; HIjlau.
| In the cuuiSs OF the journey her MajestN's do
mestics observed the great diNtinttiun shown
, by her aiaJes!y 10 thc ccntifr Bersami. She
offered him re!reshn:en'-, size ueaIed him with
the most marked attention. M this wbie he
Was M iSe hn'il ana peioimnsa the dniy Of
her +, 9ss .s /, H .ie Nlssy sasiasa
, tor TWO three E,onls. When Lady Char.
latte Camrheii Quilted er Majestys service,
her majesty was ifft without any Lady of
: rank ~ her hnuS, hold My Lords, wien W.
consider Tie high station which her MajeSi y
then filled as Princess of Wales = when we
consider her hlalestys expo citation of being
raised at some future period TO The dignity @,
Queen ConSort- ii might nave been though
tiiat her Majesty would be naturally anyion ( o
. have about hcr Royal Poison Ladies OF high
, rank, belonging 10 ihe COUNTRY over which she
. Appeared destiucd 10 reign; or IL that were Il
dithcHit matter Ia accomplish, that at least her
Majesty would have looked out for females
TO compose her household, OF distinction in the
{ country IN Which she resided. But will Nnnr
Lofdshps believe that instead Of this her Ma.
iesty received into her household female al
4 whom she had never before heard-au uncd-
$ ucatedsaud unintormcd persona sister OF HE
courier }eI eami's. He-a mental servant of he
MsjeSty's- cOniriSed. hy the pnwer which he
i. had acquired OFe' her 10 Introduce into hei
Majestys family another sister, digDiiied b,
;. The tile OF the Countless of ODD who was re
! ceived by her Majesty as her onlv companion
IN the travels which hfr Majesty then cont e ~
| plated, AT This time therefore NV Lords ii
t. appears. thar her Majesty had received into
- her family two sisters, The brother and the
IS child OF her courier. One of those sisters sal
Is al her MaleSiys t2blc IA her lady of honour
J. Eergami himself was her Dajesiy's courier.-
e His brother, another mental, I believe also q
n courier, dining as licrcami and his other sis
n ter diued nj the table OF the ordinary servants
= IL was at liza; time known TO the servant win
D. as ] before mentioned had been introduce,
- Into her MhleSiy's family by Bergami at th
Tine oil lis Illness. that the Couptess of Old
e was BeTGsn4is sister. 1t was not however
ss known TO Tie oiIer servants. Both Bergami AM
~ Tic countess were very anXjnus TO conceal til
" fact. Ii could not however he lour hidden =
x The truth became known. The Countess O
Old was received by her Majesty not only a
nsr Lady OF Honor, but as the only femal
Who was In occupy the situation which Ina
Ie been previously hcid bV LADY Cha rlo,te r ind
"a say, Lady Elizabeth Forbes and Lady Cha,
er iolte Campbell. What inference can yeu
i1Tdsbips draw from these circumstances
p. rot by amy .eaus that ask your Iordsbip
49, 70 ucclae ~ This important case from inferenc
ana suspicion. But, coupled with what OF
Cured before THIS appointment, and what
nave TO describe as occurring after it, VIII;
" d0uht can exist as 10 the cause or motive
he her NaIestys couduct' Her Majesty had NJ
- been long al Milan before she commence
or her projected tour by departing for Venic
r. BeTgaml still accompanied her Majesty 3
g; cnnIier. In order 10 shew yonr Iordshi,
Cd ne continuance of the degrading famiiiaTii
Hc which existed between her Majesty and II,
nd man, proceed 60 detail circumstances whiC
or occurred al Venice in May or June, 1915.
Of mat Time her Majesty had been Joined by M
ay DtGmmoBd Buriell, who
!; ton.
en- On the motion Of Lord Holland, Couns
Ter were ordered to Withdraw.
IS Lord Gwydir then stated that his brothe
~. Mr.. DrumInond Bsfrei, had never been in II
=; | Majcsty's snite.
~, Council having been re-admitted.
,ds The Attorney General proceeded as follow
md beg 10 apologize 10 the Noble Lord and
Of The House Tor my mistake. IL was MIR. w
ing RmrTeli Who joined her Majesty. meant q
on the slightest reelection on either ceBtlems
- ] meant no reflection CT Mr.. Drualmond 81
H.. Tell mean none or Mr.. William BrrrelL
md merely state the fact that Mr.. William 81