The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-10

Ciornda, which iook Her Majesty and be-
suite from Clvlta Veccha TO Genoa, and Who
refused 10 sit at her table. because B. short
time before acting as her waiter. was admit
ted to 't--Capt. Briggs. commander Of the
Leviathan. who had seen Her Majesty avn 10
arm three or four times with Bat Palermo,
and stated, thai on board the Leyiathan she
ordered cabin next her own, which bad been
intended for the other ladies', 10 be given TO
Bergami--Pietro P,scti. who through key
hole Saw Il. come from her bedroom. and
gave description OF the bedrooms and beds,
10 show that only one was used--Jane Barta.
~ k~ees, German chanbsr maid al the Post
Inn at Csrisruhe, who saw the Queen sitting
oae evening in the bed IN which b. was ly-
lng, and gave many particulars pf a criq1nAl
appearance in regard TO her, the force of which
however seemed 10 be rather diminished by
her cross examination--Gmseeppa Biasrh,
who testified 10 the fact OF Her M&enas &sl
ting gold chain about BIS. neck>-P dW0
Rdggas<oni, an Italian mason. 1xnpsYea in
the works OF Villa dE.te >. WHO saw the par
in the gardens. "a ri ieronymo Mardi, an
Italian. and garJsaer 10 Hsf Majesty. who
had often seen her and B To- iher. whose be
hsyiour to sseh xher was a. n they veie
married, aud he had seen them kissing each
other near the garden gate--Louis Dunoat,
ihe femme de cbambre 10 the Queen, whose
Testimony was conceraa,c the arrangement of
The sleeping rooms a, Naples, The appearance
OF the beds in the morning, the frequent IN
dress of II NJ when b. was present, BIS
coming out OF his own room into The passage
leading 10 bers in only his shirt and slippers,
she being undressed al the time, bot not in
bed; the conduct al the masquerade as stated
by the Attorney General, as the Genius of
History, her arms and her bosom being bare.
and her drapery arranged in the same way
the Muse of History is represented and
among other instances OF familiarity, her hav-
ing seen them embrace aud kiss at parting.
LONDON. SEPT. /.
Letters from Paris mention that plot has
been discovered, which though extremely IN
significant in IFS means. had for lis object the
overthrow OF the government. The chief a.
gents in il were few officers on half pay,
formerly in the service OF Bonaparle. who had
succeeded in bringing over to their opinions
some ofibose officer, inyhs immediate service
Of the King. The plot at an early period az
ter ITS formation, was revealed TO the govern
ment. WHO, however, suffered it TO proceed
I'LL some act .foeld clearly point out the in.
lentions ofihe conspirassrs. Their first move
ment was an attempt to seduce some of the
soldiers from their allegiance bu it was i'm.
mediaiely revealed by the soldiers TO iheirt
commanding officers, when the riagleaders
were apprehended.
GENEVA, JULY 81.
We learn that Bergami, who passed here
ten days ago will publish pamphlet, in which
be means 10 justify himself, add 10 deyslope
certain facts concerning The British ministry
and their agents
The Gazette Of Lugsno contains already |
some interesting particulars TO that effect.
LONDON. SEPT. /.
We received yesterday the Paris papers Of
Monday last. On Sunday morning there was
a grand review in the Court of the Thuileries
OF the National Guards, the Royal Guards, &c.
The King took his station IN the balcony of |
the Pavilion dc l'lIorose, and was cheered
by the people assembled
The Constitutional says" Letters from
Brescis OF the l7lh August state, tina, The Aus
trisn cosmns destined To reinforce the army
Of Lombardy were daily expected. and that
this army, il appears is to be a, least 80 600 |
sirong.' Accounts from Augsburg of the Esd
ult. IN the same Journal, quote letters from
lnsprunk, stating that the number of Austrian
troops which were lraversipg the Tyrol TO 1
proceed to Italy, were estimated at about |
5000 men. |, is added that the greater part
OF The garrisons in the Tyrol, were also march.
mg Tor liaiy.-Advises from ROME of the
10Th, state that The Ecclesiastical States are al
so TO be occupied by Austrian troops.
COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT.
A letter from Havre, dated 18th Aug. states
that several Notes had passed between Mr.. !
Gallalin aud ,he French Minister of Foreign