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Anledning til stadige Scener ved Hoffet. Ulastelig
synes Prindsessens Adfærd ikke længe at have
været. Hun var først kun uforsigtig, men i mere
fremrykkede Aar søgte hun Trøst og ikke altid
paa nogen værdig Maade, saa vi finde hende 50
Aar gammel bereisende Europa med sin Kureer
og Kammerherre, tidligere Kammertjener Bergami,
en italiensk Ruy Blas, hvem hun udnævner til alt
Muligt, bedækker med Ordener og elsker ømt.
Da hun ved Prindsregentens Tronbestigelse vendte
tilbage til England for uden Videre at indtage
Dronningesædet, var det, at den ynkelige og
foragtelige Fyrste besluttede at benytte sig af, hvad
han gjennem betalte Spioner vidste om sin
Gemalinde, for at skille sig af med hende. Hun bliver
for Overhuset anklaget for Utroskab. Og nu er
det, at hele Skibsladninger af fremmede Hotelopvartere
og Kammerpiger blive landsatte i England
under Befolkningens forbitrede Hujen for at
afgive Vidnesbyrd mod Dronningen. Jeg troer
aldrig at have læst noget saa Uanstændigt som
denne Proces [1]. Det er Undersøgelser om
[1] The trial at large of her Majesty Caroline Amelia
Elisabeth, Queen of Great Britain in the house of
lords on charges of adulterous intercourse. London
1821. 2 voll. „At Carlsruhe her Majesty was one
day found in Bergami’s room; she was sitting upon
his bed, and he was in bed with his arms around
the neck of her majesty. She was surprised in this
extraordinary situation by one of the femmes de
chambre, who was going into the room by chance ...
In that bed was found a cloak, which her majesty
was afterwards seen wearing; and in that bed, also,
certain marks were observed by one of the servants.
These marks, without his saying any thing farther
at present, would lead their lordships, perhaps to
infer that which he wished them to understand (vol.
I 145, cfr. II 487.)
What was the State of Bergami’s dress at the time
you saw him in the passage going towards the bedroom
of her royal highness?
He was not dressed.
When you say he was not dressed, what do you
mean; what had he on?
He was not dressed at all. (vol. I 484 cfr. vol.
II 435).
On the 12th of that month she arrived at Salona ...
A large bed was provided in the inner room for her
majesty; the outer room assigned for Bergami had
no bed. There was no access to the bed in the
inner room except through Bergami’s. It would be
proved in evidence, that, in the morning after her
majesty had slept here, her bed had the appearance
of having been slept in by two persons. There was
only one passage to her majesty’s bed-room; that
passage led from Bergami’s room, and in his room
there was no bed. (vol. I 136).
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