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

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Seen till the following day, the Princes, re-
lnirin. none OF tina, female assistance which
Iadics OF high rank usually snake use Of Shs
Oxen Withdrew without any apparent cause,
became more and more regardless OF her per-
son, aud still more attached TO that individual
whom she had selected as the object Of SO
many isvonrs. She called him " her friend"
ands"metines" her heart" aud behaved with a
degree OF familiarity and attention iowa rls him
that could only be explained by considering
them as evidence OF III adulie ruus connexion.
On t"sG,h Jan.-he embark ed on board his Ma
ir>tN's frigate the Cioriude the same vessel i'm
winch she had formerly sailed, and command
b> III. same officer. Bersami. Who on the
previous voyage had attended her as n mental
servant, was now her chambe flaiu; but the
hononrahic and gallant officer who coipinand-
cd, felt that he should degrade hiuise by sit
mug at the same ,nbie with a person WHOM he
.iad known in his former capacity. Captain
Pecheit therefore entreated her, that il She
cbndescend'd To come on board his ship, abe
would spare him the disgrace and scandal OF
sitting at table wit a mental servant.
The conduct OF her Majesty proved what
were her feelings, aud tie Impression made OH
io,n by The force OF this objection Had Der.
eainl obtained the dignity which lie then held
ry worthy means, had his merits OF fidelity
ennted him TO many maiks OF distinc-
lou, would not her Majesty have expressed
ihe utmost resentment AT Cupt. Ppchelrs oh
jscti',n? Would she Eoj have said, that he, with
whon she did not consider that she dcnae;iil-
ei herself ny aSsociatiug, was tit society
scr any British Oiicer, be tie who might THAI
Nn insult had heeu offered to her aud 10 The
nation which had provided her With ships OF
war, Ia order 40 visit foreign countries, that
Ahe would complain 10 superior authority. and
not 20 on board till she should have received
feraratIop But was this the conduct ut her
Naj"siy on that occasion Ii Bergami's add
Vahcement were y proof OF his merits. aud his
merits alone. would not this or something like
'h's, have bsen her majesiy's reply' Bu, tho
inward CONSEQUENCES, that the advancement
OF tua' pc Sun o igudted IN a liccntous pass
Oh. and was founded OH gross and svanda-
ious intercourse, prevented the adopt ton OF a
step which would otherwise have been per-
fsc'ly natural. She took a iay or two 10 de-
Ebera,a whether she should give up The xoci-
city ot her param0ur for thai of Capt. PechelI,
ana stated 10 the latter, that capt. briggs, OF
The Lcviathhn, had not objected to the ad,nis-
sion OF Bergami 10 his table. The answer was
t:at there was this aterial difference l. stwesn
Tue situation of Capt. Briggs and Can't pcchelt
mat the former ha, never known Berg ami I'm
ms mental situation, but that he had actually
Waiteu behind Capt. Pecheli'S chair. This de-
lay III "A day or two furnished a con iucing proos
-ni ihe iniinence acquired over her by this utI-
hirpI intntuati"n, She submitted TO be in
s"ihd 10y an Eusls. captain, (fUr an iniult il
was, unless the circumstances justified his re-
moMstrancc AMI I've WAS >wrc their Aoroshins
"oiri Ser thai he had pniy zone what he fell
81 10 he his ,nty) father than sacrifice the
society OF Bergami. she Wcnt on board de-
cUsed Capt. PFchell'S table, aud ordered So,
pa'ate one, al which she continued several
days to dine, and suffered The degradation OF
aSsuciai'ng with person whom the capJain
refused TO admit. She landed at Syracuso,
where similar ARRANGEMENT rs TO tie seec
ZION OF io"ins, was again :sIadr, and, after a
say cI tl'ee days, she proceeded To Caiania
Here l'er@ami'S icIruom wat al first at a disc
lance from hers, bnt change soon took place
hhd means were adopted To secure a rcgu. ar
access. Again il was observed ttat they ie-
''red nj al EARLIER hour Than otaer per>uus,
anh On one occasion the files lie Chambrp hav.
~ al a,
OF berya'ni room open, and The princess COM
.ng on; OF Il nnier circumstance which sa-
s,silen ihein that she had passed The night
there. She was uuarcssed aud had mud G her
arm the pillow OH which il was hcr uniform
custom 10 sleep. This fact alone ii proved in
evidence, would be sufficient TO satisfy ANY
jury that criminal intercourse had TAX .,
p'a.e hut when added 10 all The Other cir.
cumstanccs, InY.t remove all douht on that
snhlect from tie mind of every man. IL would
appear too, that her Majesty had conceived
an extraordinary fonduess for an infant cbiid
OF Bergaihi, between two and three years old
Wiiic! slept in the same room aud often in the
same bed will, her. She treated il viii, every
marx OF parental affection, sometimes calling
rinceSs ) and The child, on The otherliand,
would cry, AID was with difficulty paciiied
When she happened 10 quit Tie room l. The
chilh called her mama > aud these, circum-
stnnseA altogether persuaded III. servants
al Catania That II was not the first OCCASION on
which an udmsteions inter course had been
carried OH. Having conferred 81 many hDnOrs
on bersalni, she now procured for him the
"IStity of knight Of Malta, and always ad-
oresscd him as chevaer. What necessity was
thore tor this. or what reason but that entity
attachment VIch bad iTcen so often Indicated
ron!i be assigned for il /? Whilst AT Cataua,
The nobility -ieh,iered 10 her their respects,
and she enJeS'ed al first the society Of The first
persons there !; Int after a short residence.
~iie became Indifferent TO all society but that
Vt her .'aramohr, and ':.:y gradually withdrew.
9rom this place she proceeded 10 AuguNn.
hnrt. q al
celcr moved an adjournment. Several PEERS
were DESTROYS Of proceeding, bn, IT final
~ agreed TO adjourn; the Attorney General
having observed TO their Lordships, that lie
hau not yet gone through one half of his dis
guStiu. narrative.
IIousE or I.oRDs, Monday, Aug. 81.
The Attorney General being summoned
Proceed as foilaws 81 have now, my lords, 10
resume tic statement OF The facts that will
lie adauccd In evidence before your lor,lsl,ips
IN support OF the charges against her maiesty.
believe, ii will he in the recollection of yonr
i0fdships, that when left OIL in my statement
ca Saturday, had brought her ma tsiy, then
Princess OF Wales, and her suite, 10 Caiania,
In Sicily. and before continue the narrative,
ans yduiy TO supply an omission in my state
Hient win respect to her majestys suite. IL
will be in yonr i6ssiships' recollection that
stated that DIR. Holland was attached to her
Hlajestys snite, but did not mention The time
when that gentleman left her majesty. Ionr
ioidships might lie under the erroneous i'm.
preston that DIR. Holland continued in her
Inajesiy's seivce dil ihS time the fact is the
Dr.quitted her AZ Venice. when she left Milan
upon tosr in the course Of AprlaDd May 1915.
shouid also have stated, that about that pc.
ROD Two other gentlemen we're take into her
service Alr. Rowland aud MIR. FIyna, who had
bIih been in her maJes:y's service beiore-
Her majesty proceeded from Caiania 10 An,
GUSTAV Sicily. My lords, ihavc already stated
10 yOnr iordshiPs, that during her mdJesiS's
stay Vt Catania she had procured for the per-
sou called Bergani The title ofKnigbt OF nj alta.
Soon after her arrival at Augusta, not salts
fed with comforting upon hin this honor, she
procured for him a stu higher title. ndnjeIy,
chat OF The Baron Della Francina and after
that, he was ALWAYS addressed by her majesty