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

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TRIIL or TIE QUEEN
tEvIDINcE FOR TIVE GvNEN-CoNriNuEp.l
SEVEN al WITNESS.
The Hon k"ppei Craven, dressed in a court
dress, as hrr Majesiy's Chamhsriaiu was neat
sworn. and e>ap,ined by MI Dcninan
In ISti was III the service OF the Princess
Q. Wales, az one Of her Chamberlsins. 81
joined her Royal Hishn.ss at Brunswick L
accompanied hrr from brunswick 10 Nlilan,
aud thence To Naples. When 1 joined her
there was no stipulation as TO the time should
continue IN her service. hut WAS Ia remain
w'ih her ior a. unnch space OF time my at
fairs would allow me 10 do. L remained in
attendance upoI hri Majesty for rather more
inan six months. LETT her at NspleS.....It
WAS always understood when l entered her
service. thai | could not stay with her more
than Two three monihS-I remained with
!irr toar months longer than | originally in
tented. Wheh l WAS Al Milan with her. there
WAS Il courier discharged by her Majesty Tor
misconduct. BY her Mai.sty's desire 1 40.
Piled 10 the Marquis Ghi>,llieri. Lord Cham.
berlain 10 the Emperor Of Austria, TO recon
mend person to attend upon her Majesty IN
The capacity ot a corrier. Hr accordingly re-
commented a p-ry1il, whom | afterwards
i"nni 10 he called 3ergam. He was recon-.
mended as person fit 10 he received AVID
trusted in The service of her Royal Hiehne.s
lie recommended hir, very strongly. Bersami
VAS Described by iiic Marquis to be a pcr,on
whose family aud come Xions he W ell knew and
thai lie had TOR long time taken an interest in
their welfare.
The Attorne, General objected to this
course OF eAamiAaiIcn. Berga'nis origin, tai
.lnl!y, and connexions, had nothing 10 do with
this iNQuiry.
MIR. Denman insisted. that all that passed on
this accession WAS ot the last Importance, mas
wrch as ihs foremost aieg cation OF the bill was,
that the GnG,n had associated herself with
person Tot low condition, hired in a mental
capacity, ar,l Had suddenly raised hin, beyouh
his merits, In Il situation If confidence fahsui
her peIS ia" II il could lie shcwn-as would
be siiewn-that i.,iS person mau al Ia.
mi!y, OF the highest Connexions in point OF
fesprciabiliiy, though reduced in circnn.
siapces, lac unprecedented that tue course of
eVideuce II" was cow pursuing, was most
,Pniial 10 negative that part Of the case....
After tvw words from the Lord Chanccior,
WHO thought the evidence was clearly adniis-
Sipia-
The wtnrss beinc again called in his exa.
JpinaIinu proceeded ....I dId not know any
'hn- about lSprgnnn previous 10 his being re.
Conmtnied by the Atarpuis Ghi>itiicri. I WAS
directed 10 niHke inquiries into bis character
and In consequence at those inquiries which l
made Of the Marquis. told her ROYAL High
ness that Bcr.anI was recommended by "A
person who knew himself and family for some
lime....i communicated this To her ROYAL
Htghness. The Marquis expressed a hope that
BrTgami womd be promoted in ease lie he.
paved well. lie said he might, in the meaa
3iine, remain IN the house as servant ont of
livery. ! do not r"cOiieCi that he then stated
any thing particular about hi~ family I saw
the Marquis anh Brrgaml twice together -
:hc iotmrC salnled hin, and treated him with
Cviliiy
The Solicitor General objected TO any ones-
tion tend;r.: merely 10 si,ew the manner in
which Bercarpi was treated by the Maruuis
The LDrd Chancellor said the witness ,nieht
he a.ked what were The circumference Of re-
IN hof Dn,.
HighneSS - .Wituess-ihe MARQUIS told me
lie had known Hergami's family tor long
time, ANA hat lie was particularly Interested
about him. went 10 Naples with her Majesty
On our way towards that place, nor Tar nom
the Guy, we were met by some officers OF the
King of Naples, aud by The king himself soon
atier. We met them half an hour before dark,
about half past six. They came TO meet her
Royal Iiishness. 1 wenI that nigh, to the
hcuse taken tor her at Naples do not
recOllett exactly The relative posiion OF all
tn" apartments ; bnt some ut the bed rooms
were highly inCOnPeniemt, There was not room
enough for the whale snitc of her ROYAL
Highness, and In consequence OF these iucon-
veUcnces, Sir William Cell and took IJd"-
incs next day OH; OF the house. fecoileri The
king aud queen OF Naples calling on her ROYAL
HiehHc's, aud the next day after our arrival
she dired at court. ln the evening "a CONCERT
was siven, aud her Royal Highness remained
there tIil hail past eleven. l lett the concert
with her On the evening following, she went
10 the opera. Myself and the rest OF Tie suite
vent with her. Her Royal iighness went
from her o%n house 10 the palace, aud thance
To Che opera. She sat in the state box. The
opera al Naples always ends at a late hour,-
On that night il ended rather later than usual
thc da"ce WAS very long and IiIesOme. Her
Royal i1ghness remained Till all was cOHclud.
ed till the curtain dropped II recollect "A
IHdt Guerade ball gwen by her Royal HighueSs
az Naples. remember her having worn three
GihcTeni dresses on that night recOlPct two
OF thcm particularly, lie ihirA not so WE'LL
One was Use dress Of Turkish peasant; The
second, l was Informed. WIS the Genius Of
History lie Other SrapOliiau dress. 1 saw
that OF tue Genius Of History but n short Time
on her Royal lti-hucss, aud fhetefOTs do not
rec0llect II particularly. IL did not appearto
me IN the slightest degree inds cent or inpto.
per. 'hiuk Il wdSH dress with white drapp.
~, which went up high. az tar ak | can recpI.
lect. | think her Royal HIzhness wore Tho
turkish dress before size put on that OF The
GRuns OF History, because the hsapoIitan
htess was the last Sue wore. 1 do uoI kuu,y
whether u would BIZ possible 20 put on fAt of
ths GehluS 0i History HitHout fakag off any
Psrt Di Tie FniSish drc's. do fiyt think il
w"nld he NECESSARY 10 change the latter en-
hfelY, tor the purpose OF putting on the dress
~ the Gsnus OF History. ] attended her
koyal highness from Milan TO Naples did
not Obffivt any degrading familiarity between
hcl aud Iieigan'i ~ HE I4iervaI brtween his
bcin9 Engaged At Milan aud our depsrtnre
ffnm Naples. I.uJscquruiiy dined ~ tie t,-
hc win her Royal Hi,hue.s add DergAmi
three times, observed no Improper cOudnct
OF any snst on any ct these occasions I raw
the Counties Of Oidl once. She was not
person Of vnlqaT MANNERS. l remember \
conversation WiUl het Royal iIi.luess SftI
IeSppci 10 Nm. AuSitU. before Out arrival al
E"Dlcs. Before ". came into Itay told her
Royal iit2lntcss that IL would be- ~ vel ~ Wu.
AuSttn DAD NOT sleep ~ Tie same room with her
Royal llIghIess. I said TIE people OF Italy
might MIKE observations On II sud that he
US nov 81 such ~ age as s3ight give Use 10
thpsc observations. I do not exactly know
NLal w age Ihem was. II lvas more lhan sig