Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-06

I'd .upom the feelings OF the House with cleo
tric effect. A long pause succeeded. Peers,
counsel, strangers looked ms 1t they doubted
fhe evidence OF their eyes and ears ;uot "A word
was spoken, and five minutes elapsed before
the procse din.s were continued.
Theodore Majaechis examination.
In the beginning of the year isis. Bergami
became Eque,r rs to her royal hishness. Bergs-
mi told me that he would. befpre Christmas
p holiday, make me a present. Bergamt wore
very. He dined at the table of the upper
nrvanis.. .Hieronymus sometimes divided
he duty OF Bergami abont the Princess. The
iuty was taken by turns amongst the upper
/ servants, In the morning, when they carried
he tray for breakfast, Hieronymns often per
ormed the service out of his turn. As To the
room OF the Princess and that of Rercami.
|2here was corridor and cabinet between
them. and on the left WAS the bed room Of
Bergami. There was nothing else. On the other
side ofths room Of Bergami there las saloon.
| No person slept in the cabinet. The other SER
| wants were separated. Bergami met with an
! accident. a kick from horse when the Princess
h went to Asnan. 1t was necessary to bring him
\ nome. did not do SO. waited npon him The
| hrst time saw the princess was in presence of
iiieronymns and DIR. Holland, who was dress
ing his foot. Al first vinegar was brought. In
|consequenceof this accident was put TO sleep
IN the cabinet for five Or six nights. saw
Ifsomchody pass in the nisht--there was always
| "a fre IN the room. l saw her Royal H;ghness
pass through The corridor to Bersani's room
twice during this time half an hour.past mid.
night. She staid there about "A or Is minutes.
she passed GA in her return, very softly and
very near my bed not to see me. heard on
~ seine whispers ia Bergami's room. Between
- and Is minutes she remained the second
lime, and heard whispering conversation.
There was small guard attached to The cabi-
net, which was for the most part always luck
ell, more often closed than open. Bergami
Kept the key. never saw her walk in the
garden. About a month. or forty or forty.five
days she remained al Naples Bersami at
tended her. Some English lett her Roya,
3tigsness Mons. Sicard, Captain Hcsse, euuer-
~, as he was said 10 he the Chamberlain. tall
man, believe his name is Cell; he had two
small mustachios. I do not know whether
Mr.. KePpei Craven was on. | do mot know
him by name. A small lady, rather thin, left
her also, Int do not recoliect her name
From Naples went TO Rome, and from thence
10 Civiia Vecchia. We went on board the
ciornde TO Leghorn. A lady, tall, rather fat.
3olned the Princess al Genoa, lady Charlotte
ta'npbeii. The princess lived in palace, on
the ROAD leading TO Milan Between Ber-ami's
room and The Princess's there was a room pur.
posely for trunks and portmanteaus In COM
!ng out from the Princess's room, there was
likewise an entrance through the Cabinet for
tue poriman'eaus 10 lIersam's room. At Ge.
noa B-rgami breaktasted in a small room a.
the top of the grand saloon. He AMI the
Princess took breakfast tegeihcr. I was hir.
I'd TO wall upon her royal hishness, aud waited
npon both. Nobody else breakfasietl there
i Knocked at Bergami's door one night TO a.
wake him. 10 tell him there were people in the
room. il was half past one. Hersami made
40 answer, though knocked so louL that Rer-
gaiAi must have heard me.
?he Princess rode ont sometimes in comma
hy.-herganii accompanied her. Bergami
put his arm round her To PIT her OF the ASS :;
ybat is, he held her hand TEST she shond fall
8ergani had more authority than the other
servants. There was an apparent familiarity
kept er between the Princess and Bergami
{st Milan she first resided at HE house called
1.a Cdstana, which belonged TO the family at
Hairomeo. Al the house ut BarrnmeO The bc ii
chambers Of the Psiucess aud Bergami were
separated only by wall. There was 4 stair.
case brtween the rooms, and two doors, one
from the Priures,s chamber, and the other
from Bergani's led out 10 the staircase The
staircase was secret staircase and there was
small apaTtmep near il where Louis Berga.
mi slePi.....Her royal hishness sometimes
hresktasteG with Bergami. She remained at
Milan about forty nifty DAYS She took a
journey TO Venice. Lady Charlotte Campbell
accompanied her from Genoa 10 Milan | knew
che Countess ofOldi; she came into the scr.
vice OF the Princess iva or three days after
LADY &. Campbell went away. The Countess
of Old was -aid to be the sister of Bersami
! knew II bat il was not generally known at
first. At Venice we went to the Grand de
Bretaene Hotel. The bed rooms of the Prin
cess and Bergami were near 10 each other
They were divided by the saloon in TO which
botii bed rooms opened. saw the Princess
walk out with Bcrgami. both at Milan and
Venice, arm IN arm-twice at Milan and often
at Venice, between and 10 o'clock nj nirht.
Sergeant dined at the table with the Princess,
Hrst at Genoa, and always afterwards, as well
as can recoiect. Bergan,i sat sometimes on
the right. sometimes on the left, and sonleti
opposite The Princess. The first time the
frinccss was at Genoa, Bergami diBea Will,
her.
From Genoa they went to the Vile de Lamo.
on The Lake Como. Here there were two ways
OF getting from Bergam's room TO the Prin-
\, ttfxfa
by "a passage. These apartments we're sepa-
IateiTom the other apartments of the house,
I1he witness was in the habit of making Ber-
gami's bed, and il frequently appeared as if
III had not been slept in. From thence thew
went TO the Villa d Este, and thence 70 (;e-
iioa again on board the Leviathan Visited
the Court OF Sicily, and at Messina The Prin-
cess took a house. Here there was a massage
ahrongh the Countess Odds bed room, con-
,nHncating with those of the Princess aud Brr
ganii.-iiad seen Bergami go into Tie Prin-
cesss room when not entirely dressed. From
hence they proceeded TO rmnis, and on board
poieacre to Caiania. Whilst at Tuuis she
Ieslded some time in the palace of HE Bey.-
Here also there was communication be- ween
their bed rooms, which the witness described.
ohe visited the grotto of the seven sleeping
meo; whist here, Bergami dned with her
royal hishness, and they were left tete-a.tete
after dinner, and the Princess sitting on her
travelling bed. with Bergami near her. Hence
they proceeded 10 ST. Jean d'Acre. They
u!afeneu by night aud slept in tents by day.
Jhe Prlncess's tent had small travelling bed
aud sofa in IL, and Bergami reposed under
khessme tent with her royal highness. From
the above place they proceeded to Jatfa, thence
TO Jerusalem, embarked on baord the poiacca
again, on The deck of which tent was fixed
as before. hath was also prepared on board
ioT her royal hiEhless. The witness was en-
pioyed to fill the bath, and Bergami came
npwn 10 try the temperature of The water.....
lie then returned 10 her royal highuess. hut
handed her down TO the BATH entered The
room with her, and they were shut In together.
IN IN Que occasion more water was required -
witness took it down. and Bergami received