The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-07 00:00:00

name of my love, in the name of

you have mine. I will blin
torment you by jealousy

I will no longe

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itude. 1 it being of a round o-r—rat-lolv-ai 'sli.a—e- '-avntrif:e scturic
• ghat,.
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_____. ine hung, as it were, by a large tree, which reclined fl" 0
...1 and nu_ one end, all along the roof, to the other, which „d
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of deep love toward the duke, who had withdrawn his it the name of the. Cage, and by chance there haPilte'i,er,
my it_
mutual c. _ affection from his wife, mingled with bursts of jealousy to be two stones at a small distance from one snot 0
and prayers for the welfare of her children. They are a on the side next the precipice, resembling the pill'rj is
union, happiness, and virtue any —_ .we me,
repetition of each other. We subjoin a few extracts : a chimney, where the fire was placed. The smoke bt' 59°
I shall never abuse your confidence ; your confessions
repel am morally and physically worn out by this long vent out here, all along the fall of the rock, which s'it' the
will be received in my bosom with the same mystery and
and cruel struggle. You have entered a darksome path ; much of the same colour as to discover no difference
affection as thy caresses. Take again your own Fanny.
Try her but for a short time with love and affection, and you are leading our children towards perdition, and bring- clearest day.' ' This Cage is still in existence,and from it:4 re'
you will find that you will be much happier than living in ing them up in wrong principles, and teaching them to flexion. wit:n the eventful career of Prince Charles, lacy'
despise their mother, by showing them the example of
internal discord at home, where a third person is allowed garded with' considerable respect by the Highlanuoil
solitude. You seek a change ; but are you really happy ;
to usurp the place of their mother, of your wife." The deer-stalking party on the mountain could not 'cipl
Oh ! no, you are not, with a heart like yours, and the life
In another letter, without date, the duchess says :—" To been lar distant from it, but whether it was visite ao
we are leading. The only happiness of your wife consists
them or not, was not ascertained. The sport of tildiell
in pour life and support. Turn not then a deaf ear unto
have not the right to do it. To abandon my children to
her entreaties ; unto her vows—to her repentance, for she entrust my children to another ! Oh, no, Theobald, you way not remarkably good, a single stag only havinkpaY
to the shot of Prince Albert. In the course of t`:;tia:
loves you, and her whole life will be past in love and gra-
titude towards you. You have driven her from your bed
and from your heart ; could you do more if she was false? a giddy, shameless creature, without principles, without
tact, can you be so weak, so deluded !"
She spends her days and nights in tears ; she waits out- After this, the following letter in June last, runs oddly Royal
your door, but dares not enter, for fear you should _ June 19, 1847.—Mademoiselle--I deeply regret to
reproach her for it on the morrow. Mon anti, in the hear that you are unwell, and that in that state you took
name of the many dear remembrances which you bid me
invoke, should I ever have offended you, hearken to me ; the trouble of writing to me on a subject which your care
for my children makes so natural. If circumstances
give me again your confidence, and your love, and open which materially concerned their interests precipitated an
your heart to the woman whose life is devoted to you. event which I looked upon 'out a few days since as still
ph, I will ma iolin it, ph, hew Dave 1 offeuded yo,
_far diatant, you may be certain that I shall only be the the Queen, accompanied by one of the ladies in scu'' ifo:
ventured out on the Loch in her barge, wbic"f li,,'
manned by six rowers belonging to the crew °,, rho
Royal yacht. There was also a fisherman on boar%ord;
baited a few lines, and after throwing them overt'', fel',
committed them into her Majesty's hands. 14° • iIP
.., 0 to,A
minutes elapsed till a fine trout rewarded the, WI s brii,
and but for an unlucky entanglement of the lit.eilYalle
more would have graced her Majesty's piseaton' ‘t.er
After spending about half-an-hour 011 till Loch, P
jesty returned to the Lodge.

DO not condemn us both to so, How. We love
each other, we are both of us pure, and shall we live apart
from each other both in body and in mind ? Do not let
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LIM .1111Iiiuca sy.
some of them without date, is thirty-three. Only one is
written by Mdlle Deluzy, and one by Marshal Sebastiani
to the duke ; the others are all in the hand-writing of the
V.'s... A.l-.

your confidence loving and obedient part-
ner of your life. . .nd, confidence is the bond of mar-
riaze souls, their mutual confessions are their caresses, and