The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-20

side IN house called Montague House at
Biackheath, near Greenwich, which is
about i've or six miles distant from Londen
There. in the year 1901, SHE became aeci
dentaliy acquainted with a Ludy Douglas,
the wife OF Sir John Douglas, WHO, as an
officer of marines, greatly distinguished
himself at the seige of st. Je4nD'Acre, when
that place was So braveiy defended by SIR
Sidney Smith against Bonsparte. Lady
douglas and her husband soon became ex-
tremely intimate with the prinSess, who,
according to the statement of lady Douglas,
seems to have been very fond of her indeed
Inns intimacy continued until 1904, when
the princess, after some previous blcker.
ngs. dismissed lady Douglas from her So
ciety.
Lady Douglas and her husband, after this,
mat is TO say IN 1905, and IN the month of
december m,that year, gave in, as she
states, IN consequence of commands to that
purpose from the prince OK N'sstes, q 4pritfen
sf0sentent Of Jacfs, relative to the language
ana behavior Of his ife and particularly
relative TO the birth ola child, which she
asserted the princess TO have brought into
the world in 1862. Abe statcme or facts
Is now pubiishtscl--hst, as il is the same. m
respect to All the material points as the
deposition of this lady which deposition
you VIII lind N another aart of the pre-
sett double Rtnber CT my Register, /
shaii not inseft it this week. II does no
were. that can discover appear, hozv
IN, ,n prince came by the knowledge of lady
D,ousias being IN possession of such dread
iui secrets. lady Douglas SAYS, that she
makes the statement IN obedfruce 70 me
commands ofthe Prince but. who gave the
Ny"MdHo'l, which induced mis- royal high
ness To give such comm ands, we are no
where, that1 can perceive, informed Yet,
this y circumstance of considerable i'm
portance and, we must not fail to bear il
IN mind.-Lady Douglas was the depository
OF the awful secret--and she saws, that
Sue divuiged it by cemmand-b,lt, before
the command was issucd. the person issu
ing II must have known shat she possesse d
q secret OF SOME sort abcSt his wife. This
circumstance must be burne in mind.
but, BE this ss it may >, the statement of
facfs was made, end was laid before the
Prince, verified by the Duke Of SUSSEX
ne statement of facts, which was to serve
or at ieas.. which did serve, as the ground
wore CT all the further proceedings, has,
III 'Ee PRINTED booh. now published, the
name OF = augustus Frederick" signed to
IT. ~ order, suppose, 70 verify the anthem
ITCHY OF 1t IN order to verify. that it wa
signed by Lady and Sir John Douglas. So
lnst the prince, when it was laid before
ni~' Couio nave no doubt ofits being anthem
linus in possession of an assertion of his
WIG Criminaliy, the priacc, it seems, lost
toIe us rather, who en- the goth of Nav.
quo issued a warrant to the four lorcs.
GFsFMc, spencer, GrenvWe, and ENen5o-
ToNSh, 70 examine into the matter. A COPY
Oh TINS warrant, being the second of the
suDjoinea documents, will explain it's own
nature, it you refer, to it, as, indeed, YOU
eught to refer to all the documents as Won
proceed.
ne four lords. having thus got their au :
Iho' y, Tor acting, assembled and called
SUN peraons as they chose in order to exa-
NINE them on oath. touching the matters
sneqgeo against the princess by Lady and
Sir John Douglas. 1t is not my intention To
stop mere, In order TO enquire into the lega-
iity or proprety of this mode of proceeding.
my business, at present, being simply to tell
you -2'-aE SDds done ; to trace along the pro-
ccedinSs to the present time and to show
you the uses which politicians and parties
nave made OF these family concerns. and
thereby tocnahle ycu to Judge of the wav
IN which cur national affairs are MANAGED
ana to settle in your own impartial mind.
"hether we, who call fog q reform of the
mouse OF commons, are the enemies of the
'"tUn0 anu Oh tne royal family.
When the four lords had gone through
the examination. beginning with those of
Lady and Sir John Douglas, they made,
agreeably to the warrant under which they
acted, report thereof to the King. a coDy
q WHICH report is the first of the docu
ments herennto subjoined. Wien you have
read that report, you will see, that the four
Iords Eeclared the princess to be quite
ciear OF the charge of having been preg-
nant III 1907 but, that they left her stie
matized5 with charges of minor import. The
princess, upon receiving a COPY OF this re
port, together with copies OF all the state
pnepts and dispositions that had been re-
ceiNed against as we'll a. for her, W rotc Sc
Vefal letters to the king, and these letters
cS'1sal" hcr dJence against those minor
charkes with which the four lords left her
tarnashed. The whole Of these letters /
have not, this week, haG room to insert:
cut, IhsVe inserted all the deAostions a
sainst the princess; Because, these natu-
rally Gene before the defence Of the accused
party.
we now come to the making ef The Book
10 It's origin, its possible objects, and its
,DtcF8, which are now of mGch more impor-
tANCe 10 the people here, aud Co the world
~ general, than tho truth or falschood of
the several allegations themselves. AS to
ihose, we VIII hereafter inquire bvS. at
present, The uses that have been made OF
the Boot Is the object of our inquiry.
ne princess, when the report OF the fcu e
-efds vas laid before her, resorted, as i
vas natural she should, to icgai adpiSers,