The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-07-01 00:00:00

lowly I fay .yoult deer yolleoe If b. be governed by an -ma, •
bald torwhol, bal.., old, luau; If horrid worry ! and there
is pow, glary fee•tefeep in eioint to herself, uttl you promised
to Iblerep loth k 44.4 ' ' •
Ati° "11 #3l Otli To al tt. Id A Ft% Y£. •
NloneitestrewArdolla obligee, x se Sim 1/0111.: avoir la tonne
de garde', trete Mire josone rat weeps rpti le domestnitte
immerse opti•de vireadroit le cheirher chez coos."
Tuesday night, ire the Valviv, it tic Irk at night.
" M• dearest logbella—l don't fear to call you by vimr
real name; you a.s mole dear to me than all other being■
in this ...del. La Roche I •ft this at five o'clock for they, c I
stroller. you once raid to me, whet, poverty rant. to the
door lave leapt out of the whitlow: I did nett like that %merle,
it convinces me you would hever consent b. p u.s your etas.
with m., my fortune ;wing small—small an it a I will _hilly
share it to posams you. I roust now give you a piece of
advice, that if you go lo kinghood I give yon up for ever;
take tare don't walk alone near the *twitch. ; that odious
old man, Lott! Glerawlev, has toren pm chasing nor of the
captains of the packet.ituato into his service with a large
legatee, to enelearoor to employ two sailors to seize yon,
if you are alone 'sear Iler sea-9.'10,4nd force yuo on hoard a
vend; Now let me tell me, if you are once au England you
are lust, all power you at present have there craw., and
that udinua old man can ohne you opine custle, or can pot
a rope round your sleek, and sell you ; in this y aeon are
free, and your houthatiil lea.* no right to take yon I.y force
out of this etitentry. The French 'laws t ct the
women, asset if you complain of berate treatment they
seiae the husbaoel and impr hien. Don't go out alonet
hear the sea iatettist al being left alone; if yon go to
Englaatl, I again tell yore you em. lost fur ever. Let Win
write to your parrots if hr ch.:oars ; .oppooe you are be.
forehand wish him, noel we tie to them fires; declare all,
and bea harsh treatment towards you; they will then forte
him to sign a separateen—iake live hundred p is •
year—lel Isiin go off with his daughter, Mary, lu England,
•nil then, my love, we will joie our isicomes and liven tired
I..gt they; for God kitowa happiness dues not exi.ts in riel,e.;
we want no more than one mon awry:tot, and a femme tie chart..
bre, and our old wumau rook, atlllall other watita will be fill-
ed up with dearest afirth....s, soar ilearect love, and yo or owe.
Henry's devutiou .ball make you far ever happy. 'Cher, is
a common raying in Euglaind, that when you seftese what
you might have hid, you ea tttttt t afterwardo oet abet You
refused. That is your cute for Intl year that matt offered
you a separation, and 9110/. a year, and roe Wooed to
receive Ileal; hr has effered you what is your owe, and
you have refused; lie even said it would be paid twice
a ',air, end that you might employ your own Will. I
would have seranorel all elt it for yon, but you ore your folly,
it is too late to retract, I fear. My misery an! yours rots-
meowed after I dreamt of this comet, seven days slier.
%earths. Ronaparie's misf.wtornes eosnmeneed in the year of
the last runlet, tor 1811. hut he illopsted nobly every Melt
of ground he gave to the allies. I mean to do noire, for in
place of finishing by abdicating I Atoll either (-wavier and
possess you or perish in the attempt, and never give veto
up while I horW this life fur you to he pees •d by soothe--
' Death or my Isabella in my lunette, and I sin deleriniswal let
poses, you. H It V."
P.S.-IThrn we meet we will al I 31Ige further; you must
get a separation in /Id:. entoolry, :rot we will go and live re.
Weal iu mom- country chateau., or near some country town,
or travel about SO thst °drone uhl man shall never know
Inhere you :are; whereas, if you sipped • separation w Eng.
Lend, Lc ,meld, by the laws there, ureter you to remain in une
place; for I know one instance of a man who prevented his
• wife coming within 20 miles of London—if you go to E.g.
laud you are lost."