Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-27

veins as any potentate in Eurnpe, has :, ~
ceived from the Aforesaid poten;ates sue
unequivocal indications OF disres2ect, not
say contempt.
But, though the Chancellor of Trinit
College ana the freeman of the Dublin Co
poratloB, was not received into the cons,
ct Europe, or I'll owed to linger OH the II T.
r;ous camps of Francis, Alexander, or r,
deri k. yet it should appear that me Wa
received into the good graces of the d.
chess Solms, Il widow lady of forty--niec
to the Queen of England, and one of the pu
rest, we must presume, most exalted, an
most virtuous women in Europe. In fac,k
her virtue and purity were the theme d.
every tongue, and the burden OF every bal
lad. They were celebrated not only n
courts but cottag s--all the world woul
bear testimony 10 the charms of her nj,
and person. IL short, she was another L. |
crcce. Though she had been twice mar.
ricd, and once divorced, yet virg n Of th,
Sln could not be more pure. Il IS, howe,
ver, very strange, that. with these pcrfec J
tons, the Duchess OF Salm- Solm was as
much neglected by the courts of Europe
as the Duke OF Cumb crland was be the
CAMPS. What was to be done By thess
exalted persouages to comfort and console
each other in this state of unmeritsd CO
ventry, to which they had been reduced br
re common consent of camps and courts n
Marry. Marriage is the salve for all woandI
OF the mind. In p,utual converse, in tie +
dear reciprbcaticns OF soul, the much iniur.
Ell and deeply suffering pair would fus |
that comfort which, like religion, "passe9
all understanding" and which would mon
than repay them for
--e'The whips and scorns of the time,
The cprres or'S wrOBg,'he proud nar's ntimeh
The p'sngs ST .icspise,ffve, tie Laws delay,
The insole' cV of Office"
and all the other evils which patient me.
rit is condemned to endure in his naughty
world. They married accordingly.
But then, marriage without means, is. at
best only Arcadian hppiness. 1t does
we'll enough in songs and snrnets. Love
in a cottage is delightful upon the ano
forte, but IN sad reality it is dull enough
thout something more substanti | than
breezy evenings, singing birds and 'purling
rvulrts. Accordingly the Duke of Cum
beriaad, who WAS only worth something
more than 10000. "a =. which, though
double, and more than double tue income
OF some OF thc most celc6r Ell princes Of
Germany, is certainly rot So N lch ths
Dukes CT DevOashire ~ pe,iori seyerally
possess yet this 100000. " n't rons'd.
cred sufficient for his royal h'sho IS Yaal
IN order to keep the wolf from ne door, he
comes down 70 the Il use Of Commons, and
beg', most feelingly for SIN thousan pound:
yer more.
Now, why did the House Of Gorn .ors
refuse 5im Why did they not e mt this
moderate request which we are 5ol' to sv,
they v uld not Reuse upon similar occasion,
to any branch of the royal family? We
are far from bel listed n the rea-
sons advance in pariiament--tAerei is some
thing more behind the curtain We con-
clu'l-, Therefore, 7vitii7ptinr plost carnest-
N, Tire Propost and 8enior. ftHszcg Of Tim
ity College 10 iRgatirs into the c1'ruasIai,-
ces n'lae7' g0tick This Uote qg1S so sf4nif-
can'ly refused. His royal Il ghness is their
Chancellor, AMI i is their bou en- duty 9
vindicate his character from All aspersions.
if any have been ventured BY those enc
mics OF loyalty, and TIVE il.usrious house
OF Bruns@l the British House of Con.-
mons.