Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-11-28

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Naples, and saw her 10 company with bis
sister at Rome, Civita Vecchia, and Leg
horn. Her conduct perfectly proper
no familiarity with Bergami. Visited the
Queen at Vile d'Este; saw her ia boat
with BeTgami, who rowed it: dined with
the Queen-Bergami and Madame Old
sitting at table. Bergami's manners per-
fectIy uuobtrusive. The Queens to-
wards him not such as 10 call for any par
ticular observation. Madame Oldrs Ian
guage good Italian, with slight Milan
accent. She did not leave on his mind
that he had been conversing (he convers-
ed but little) with vulgar suoman. Ber-
gami did not appear superior to the situa-
ton which he had formerly filled.
4. Lord Glenberyie mel the Queen at
Genoa; Lady Glenbervie volunteered to
act as Lady Of Bedchamber until the ar
rival Of Lady Charlotte Cambel the best
company at Genoa at the Queens house,
where Lord GIenberyie frequently dined
with his Lady. Bergami treated as a
servant without any undue familiarity !;
he behaved towards bis mistress with be-
coming respect.
s. Lady Charlotte Linsey quilted the
Queen at Brunswick, according TO an
agreement they made before they left.
Eogland, 10 1914. 10 March, 1915. saw
and attended her at Naples, where all the
English OF distinction, aud many Neapo-
litaDs, and other foreigners of rank visited
her majesty, and freqaented her table ;
accompanied the Queen to Rome, Ciyita
vecchia, and Leghorn; left her majesty
there, TO have the advantage OF her broth
er's, the present Earl of Guilford's, escort
TO England; never saw any nubecoming
familiarity with Bergami; resigned the
Queens service 10 1917, ia consequence
Of the advice Of her brother.
NFw YoRK, Nov. IS.
--latest from England Tie fast sailing
ship Martha, VIM. Sketchley, master, ar
rived yesterday, in 40 days from Liver
pool, after very boislerous passage. By
her We have received our regular files OF
London and Liverpool papers, 10 the even-
tug Of the 9th and morning OF The 18th
ult. inclusive, and Lloyd's List Of the
9th, which makes our accounts three days
later from London. and five from Liver
pool. The proceedings 10 The Queens
trial are brought down 10 the 9th day.
DIR. Henry Hollands 1.-THE twelfth witness
in favor of the Queen) testimony was
taken on the 9th, and tia, of Charles
Mills. Esq. was commenced, which APP
pear to be favorable TO The Queen. The
following is list Of the witnesses who
have been examined on the part Of the
Queen-James Lemann, Clerk of her
Majesty's Solicitors; Anthony Butler St
Leger, her Majesty's Chamberlain; Lord
Guilford; Lady Charlotte Lindsay; Jo-
seph Marietti; Lord LANDAU; Hon. KEEP
pei Craven; Sir William Cell; William
Darlington, Sir w. Cells valet; John
Whitcomb, valet TO the Hon. X. Craven
DR.. Henry Holland: and Charles Mills,
ESQ,
1t was reported that the fleet Of Ali
Pacha had surrendered TO the Porte, with
two Of Ais sons on board, who were sent
10 chains to Constanlinople.
On The 5th of October, before proceed
ing with the trial of the Queen, Lord
Holland called the attention OF the House
Of Lords to the situation Of political az
fairs upon the continent. He stated that
warlike preparations of a most extensive
nature were carrying on in Austria, and
it was also avowed that !he objects against
whom these preparations were intended
were the people Of Naples. After speak.
ing in terms Of high satisfaction, of the
late revolutions upon the continent, his
Lordship concluded by inquiring, first,
whether the Austrian government had
officially communicated to his Msiesty's
ministers the object Of the present warlike
preparations Of Austria: and if they had !,
whether they had solicited any counte-
nance or assistance, pecuniary or other
wise, for the promotion Of that object p
and, secondly, what was the answer which
the Ministers Of his Majesty had given to
that solicitation Ia the course of his re-
ply, Lord Liverpool said, 6 that there
was not the least Intention Of interfering in
the affairs Of the States Of Italy" aud that
the Government Of this Kingdom had en-.
tered into no engagement whatever, Of any
description, for such a purpose.
From the NJ r Daily .7duertiser
LATE NEWS FROM BUENos AYREs AND
CHILL.
Extract Of letter, dated Bueuos Ayres,
goth August, received by the james
Murdoch, arrived at Philadelphia.
aThe political affairs OF this country
are now in tolerable state Of tranquilli
ty, the Governor Dorego having pursued
the Monteneros to the other side Of ARA