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

Lords, onone' occasion. when all her Mai, -
n,tehdsnts withdrew after dirner, nndlels
her MaJeAty alone with Bergarii al,u had
psen waiting az table, 10 was observed hy one
OF The servants I'll the hotel where her Majesty
iesiaed, thai her Maje>i, took a gold ciams
and presented it Ia Rerss,ni ,ound ,.boS.,
rech sle placed il. a great anpearnu.c NJ
familiarity ensued. BcTgan,i pi.yinil. WITH
utew The cham from his own perxon and thresy
over her Majesty, on wIeh her Majesty re-
Placed II round his meek
why do mention this ? To show how IN,
/ Improper familiarity between her Maiest, aud
beteani had Increased and that eVrn thvu,
"iii'e BerSami still remained in a ncuisi sitn-
ailon, she conferred personal fayors upor lin.
anu appeared To mark him out tor iur,be, dts.
JUNCTION. l .,eniion /, TO confirm the oiirr
paris Oh 'h's narrative. and 10 prove Ills Kind
OF ihteicourse which snl,ssied Her N,ai.siy
removed after d sho't time. from Venice 10
honse called The Villa de l. Ami. Soon aii,t.
| hi'. Wm. Diumniord qatted her Msiesiy IL
had oeen observed hy her Majestys servants
.na' as her English esiahl;sbnie nj from time 10
tinie quilted her until now, that she had not q
single nemberpf il left, slio conducted. herself
WIN less tescrve in her inter course with Ber-
| gaini, and IN the attentions " hich Sue pa,s,
MN. ihey remarked thai al the Villa Tie /
Ann ner Majesty presented Bsrsami with
piue SILK bed-gown. which lie ware as a n,ciii-
| ing gown In the Villa de / Ami the same ar
iapgemsnt took rlace AZ before villa resncct
| TO tue rooms. Berganii's room wa, near that
| OF her Majesty, aud there was free clmr,u-
| III. ton bet~ cen them,
~ was also observed, that Beresniwas still!
"nowed 10 go into her Majesiy's bed ,ooi
"itnoni having been sent ioi and 10 enter IL
MNhon' ceremony or notice, and that h" auus
bau that privilege. In adverting to ihcsr Ia
,,i lues winch her Majesty extended 20 a.
H'eis OF herseivauts, by no mrans wish to
pias ne AZ n r !e l!s m # Ra
| TO show how her seuse OF character had hCSf
| lnweifd. In AHg. 1915, size visited Mount co.
| ;iaid the courier. Beraami, still her con'psm-
| ion. Ga TIA, occaSion she diued II Tie inu at,
| Narese where she IcIirtj with herghmi to a
| bed room, and Was there shut up With h.la icf
/ considerable time. What could Ter n'"jes-
| Is wahi with her cCurieS ia n bed room DUNG
| ile day timer After d,nuer hey went 10
| Dladopa ell Monte, where tboy slept, AND the
ncHi day weut TO the Ba,onleo Islands. WheH
| her Majesty OF a former occasion visited these
Islands, CT her way from Ge'niai$ 10 itais,
slit had stopped the same inn aud as Wa
cerrcspono' % vsth the dignity of her rank.
the best he'd chamber III the hin was provided.
| This IoCm had, however, 10 commentaries
with any ether. On the second visit. iAIS nv
iancemsst was altered. lier Majesty dec ,!..
| ed having Tie bed com ia which she slept I'd
! her ti,St ,isi. and selt Cted an iritr!ci room.
communicating with another. vtich other
rom mas assigned to Bergaini. VI Hal ,eason
VAS there. ask, for that change al arrange
ment What could her Majesty uati with her
courier sleeping in d chamber so near TO hers :
Tie reason is Ob,ionS. iha, tie arrangement z
thH room was made for the purpose Of the ac-
cess, waCh access Mas necessary TO enable
them 10 cdirN thai atuittrOns intercourse
set for'h ia the preamble ef tie rs. boy
next stOpred al BeiazzeuI. Ike familiarity
between hes Majesty aad her couIier hadnctS
| attained 10 such height, that Ike rot oii! iclt
| hinlself entitled TO h,.hcr rank III Eri hcJes-
!fs service, bat TO he received at iiei Males-
, "A Table. EActpt bTcakiasIirg wilh,hcr Ma.
, leStNtn prlydtn neyeI Dei,iie tE.S reIiaS w0'
~ Vchtuifn "peaiS - tSG9. :. "H----- : -, - .
dress as courier, al fire table other Majestt.
! Dtd this accord with the digniiy Of FII:,.
cess destined To be the Queen CoDSoft of t.siI
, ne M q gf
nial-'it his fdehty were highly es,im'al /,
| 10y her Majesty rs to Recommend his advance.
meni. would ~ not be more appropriate vi =,
her Malcsiy's dignity and character to az.
vance Inn in tie tiIsi instance. before she adj
miiied him TO The h0nours OF her table! "a
wlIai can we a!tiibufe such u want OF the res
I peci Que 10 hei owh station and rank: Ii il
10 be aiIibuted 20 the strangih OF that inii-
= rated attachment ytich had so uniOItanatcIy
, ovNpowcrcd every other consideration ia he,
Majesiy's mind II may be said these are 70.
. reign manUcrs .bnt can never be brought "a
I believe thai your Lurdships, or indeed aus
honourabis mind, Will sanction such iamiIi
? Sriiy as allow able between the Princess Of
7 Wales and heI mental ser,ant Was il eyoi
2 allowed, viii not say amongst the hig iC >
+ classes OF British society, bat even among "A
, the mddlirg class, that The meniai employee
should sit al The same table with the Diasle
u or mistress WHO employed lin: ii in pI
vale lie, II amongst the Riddiing classes O
/ society. such "a. association would be Islil,
D lndecorous, bow much more improper n,nstl
? be considered between the piincess of Wales
I aud her mental servant! Hnw can il be nc.
= counted for, unless by the criminal alta;.i
= ment, the effect OF which as uniformly I.
a throw down all distincilcrs--to place ilt
e. highest in rank when once under its infiu
3, ence, on lie same level with the lowest! On
}, this occasion they Waited Lngano, where tbsi
d LOidships amid fiud de cisive evidence liza
o the same adultrrOUs intercourse which Id
Ii takrn place elsewhere was renewed The sam
r. arrangement wiki regard To Tue 0ccupatio
d OF rooms we've msde. and The chamber 0f III
e courier Bereami adioiHed 10 that OF the PriB
- cess Of Wales. IftbOse facts sbond be sup
IF ported in evidence. no doubt conld remain, i,
- the minds OF your LofdsbipS That a cIimird
Ie intercourse was regularly carried on On lhti
Is return from this tonr, the Princess csiabIi,hc
d. herself near Como, in place Called ID IsS,t
~ Here their rooms were divided by small Cd
~ bInet, and were apart from those occupied b
the rest of The family. Here too, as on foi me
Ds occasions, they retired at night and rose in Ii
&c nothing about the same time II was now Coz
C. ceived that appearances would be setter PIE
served if Befgdnii were raised 10 higher ran
al IN The PTis cess SSeryice and he WAS according
of appointed her chamberlain. After this at
OF VahcemeHt, lie always dlDed at her table, &
I'd gcther with her dame dhouUeut, the COunie
e. Old Ills sister. she remained here I'LL ~
as | Vembet. 1915, when she embarked on boar
ps the IeViatban, on voyage 10 Sicily. !!
~ best arrangements which suggested ihemseiv
us ~ this time were made for her accOmm nj
rh ! ton, and cabin adjoining 10 bets vas fife
At up for two female attendants. When, bow
IT, yer, she came on board, directions were give
TO alter the arrangement, aud tie cabin ju
r. mentioned was appropriated to the nss OF fie
gsm. In the course of hgr voyage size yiSite
,el Eba, aud arrived at Palermo on the 10Th
November. Befgami still diped al her fsbl
sr and IL was remarkable ilst on their usye
er they endeavoufed to avoid as much as pos,
bic The observations Of English persons w III
or board, the iaiuiiiaiItics which piobally TO,
- place between them were concealed, but th
to were accustomed 10 "nik ann W arm Dp
m | deck, and TO manifest eNarN sion of the Nnfi