Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-05

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ntxi day after my arrival. IHere Mr. Deuman |
put question as To the til. under which wit |
ness understood that passports we've granted |
tor her Roya! Hishness. aad o,hs, oiiicial do,
cumen.s were received by Or delivered from |
her This QnCsuor helm. objected To, was not
pressed
The examination proceeded. The Marquis
Ghisiilieiiis ncw dad.
Cross examined hy The Solicitor General:
do not exactly iecOtect the da, when made
Ike recommendation .o her Regal HishncSs
respecting. William An>nns nos sleeping amy
longer in iha same ioom. IL was before cur
arrival la Iid.y. The recommendation was
Prospective oH my par,.... SAW the Countess
| OF oidi at Pesaro, al duuer. i snpped once
AZ pesaro at The same table with Bersami. L
also dined with him there once. The third
| time we dined at III" same table was at Rome
tue day before her Royal Hchmess left il l
parted with hvr AT Rome. The dress ct The
GeuiuS Ut History ~as not The third her RoSai
| Hisiness wore - Naples OH the nisbi of the
| ma>qnerads IL was the second 1 have nc
recollection OF seeing Hergami at that hall.
! dd not 20 INFO The r0"in where her Royal
| t':hness dressed durimg amy part OF that
| ensuing. l Capuct say whether the dress of
the Turkish peasant Was taken IF or not be-
| tore THAI OF the Geuins ut History had been
| pa, on. Sir William Cell and u,y>el. lived cut
OF the house OF hos Royal HI, hness the whole
| time we were AT Naples, after the fist iva
! nights. We diued with hes Royal III .hness
| The iiTst Gentleman in waiting remained it,
| the house all day. The room in which We
! waited, was ~ the end OF the roums in the
| first suite. There were iwo room, between II
and her Royal iiishues-'s bet-clrambpr On
! the first night OF our arrival III Naples oh
| served oniy the relative position at nv own
| room, and that of the lady in wa,In. do
! not know In what room Bergami sept. heard
| nothing mentioned abOujit | did not say I
| made any Representations 10 LADY Charlotte
| Lindsay rrspec tin: certain circumstance 4
| observed between Bergami ana htr ROYAL
| Hi.hness %" the terrace OF the garden al M
| pies said male those representations TO y
1 II "A n L
| HiEhness abontit. The circumstance was my
| having seen her Royal Hiehmes walking OF,
| The terrace, aud Bergam near her. Hswas also
| walking. The reason why made these repre-
| senaiions TO hs' Royal iii.hnrss was because
| | knew the,e was a spy near hex and thera-
! lore thought II necessary to caution hcr that
she might be on her snara. 1 heard by letter
from England that there was d spy near her
and thought II necessary 10 cartiCn her
| Royal Rishness against an, appearances that
might he miscoustrucd. Her Royal Highncss
told Inc these were other persons in tic garx
deu upon ihHt occasion. did not sec them
They might have been Their. without my see
| inS them. l do not know whether the terrace
on which saw her Royal Hishness walking
on that occasion was near he cabinet adjoin.
ing her ned room. 1 saw them from the ter
F, race on the opposite side If the house near
| the apartment OF Lady Elizabeth Forbes. |
! think that terrace WAS higher than the one on
| Tie same level with her Royal Hi.hness " hilc
! She vas walking sonnd the place | saw hrr
| only from onc'eud OF the terrace 10 tho other
| ~ she was gCing out. could then observe no
other. person but BcIsami. Il was the oul,
! Tina cav them thee. IL was not long after
| our ARRIVAL at Naples. caui,ot say exactly
how long more than IL fortnight less than
| moIih, bnt perhaps mouth. Her Royal
tghnesN said there were no workman then in
| tie ga:den, and that sue took 5srcami ia there
| TO speak TO the woikmen. 1 did no, than see
| the WORKINGS. there From the pant of the
| terrace near the apartment of Lady ElizabeiIl
| Forbes [ could see TO the extremity nf tho
| in
some occasions, and saw w0rkmcn employed
| teere. did not l"aye the servira ut her RIVAL
| HishAcss ill she quilted Naples. l remember
! short time before that iiercam Came into
| the room where Sir William Cell and watt
ed. lie often Came there while We were ia
| waiting lie Dever wore his dress of a courier
H?on th.sc occasions, and never took a chair.
on coming Into lie room, while Sir W Gel.
| and weic in waiting. i have been frcaueui-
/ ly al the theatre OF San Carlos with her ROYAL
Higi'ess, when vas III waiting aud some
| lines when not in waiting. | have been there
when her Royal Hghness was present aud
not OF her party. l was never there at "A mas.
! Gnerade when her Royal Highuess appeared in
maSqhr. 1 never was al d masqneIade at
| Naples while her Royal Highuess was in Ma
| piles, hui once. During all The time | had
been al Naples Bergam did not act in the Ca,
! pacI,y ut cIuIisr He sometimes waited at
| table, lie acted as courier oniy while t,aveI
| ling.
To question by Lord Erskine-If Their,
was any gross ndtcancy In the dress OF her
Royal iii-hncss while at Naples. must have
observe" II: never saw amy thing imiuodest
| or ind. cent in her dress.
To question by the EIrl OF Rosberrv
| understood that my advice respecting Wm
! Austin was followed. In answer to further
| qu>stions from Peers, he said that Bprgami
! did tot appear to have the fawuiur and
! sycophaDlic manner of an ordinary Italian
! servant hat had Rather the manner of a SUI
| perloT person
In apswer to question from Lord Elem
| borough, he said lie coulti not say what were
I Berganis manners while lie was a servant
moi haViiG had afy opportunity Of knowing
! he cOnid only speak Of them when he was
elevated into u different station. and when he
ha1 an opportunity OF seeing INN Afterwards
In answer 10 question irom Ike Eail Of
Liverpool, he said, that lie had no other iea.
son Than The LETTER iroH England TO induce
him TO give The QGecu hint about the par
iiculariiy OF her demeaEour. Ii was q hint
he ahould have given Of any body else as well
as BeIgami. Ia The journey TO Naples, some
OF the Queens gentlemen or pages were
always near her Majesty, as IL gIInTd for her
hieiuoymus or SIcard, or somebody else OF the
household
Iu answer to the questions from the Earl of
Laudeidaie, lie said, that when he arrived
| AT Ptsaro ldSi year, he saw Betyami for The
| first time since his elevation He was got for
meriy introduced 10 him, nor could lie saw
| whether Bergami SPOKE in any patticui.y
| manner TO his (Ir. Crayen's) servant vino
might have seen in the room. VIM Austin
came with bersam, aud be(0 Dir. Craven) went
| by inVi'aiIoH To sup with the Queen There
was lady al tie party, who sung aud playsd
| Oh The piano forte, but who she was lie could
Hot tell. WbGn lligy arrived at Naples the
house appropriated TO her MajeSty was fenud
too small for the whole suite, and he aud
Others were OIL that account Obliged TO seek
tor lodgings elsewhere.
The witness was ordered to withdraw.
lhe next witness called was Sir I'm. GeH
Examined by Mr.. WILLIAMSBURG YOU cham
htriaiA TO her Majesty ! am. How long
have you been IN Der service From about
d month before she went abroad You went