Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-30

Address the Prince for Redress OF Griev-
ances.
Let all industrious classes consult their
own good the idle, the intolerani, aud
the sordid have long consulted theirs con-
trary To reason, humanity and Justice
Myriads of Briions alive 10 liberty meet
TO give one imposing evidence OF their
love of freedom, their will to be freemen,
and To make one more APPEAL TO THE
PRINCE Ia throw himself into the arms
oil high spirited and generous people, "a
gainsi the tyranny OF AN unfolding MERGE
nary, aud mercless oligarche, whose
measures have disgraced the Crown, OPP
pressed industry, aud at least brought
ruin INTO the land! United Natiomcs call on
one man To declare himself the irieRd OF
HUMANITY, JUSTICE; aud LIBERTY !
And unlike his predecessors, instead of
Incorporating town or village, People
call upon him 10 IBmorialize his name by
eniranchising whole nations. Can one
mau, will one man resist The voice Of anil
hons VIII millions for ever be the
dupes of knayes Forbid it, We departed
spirits OF The brave, whose crimson blood
baihrd SO of the sacred shrine of Liber
iy! Forbid 1t We living Patriots, whose
hearts bleed for your dead and dying,
tor your iamished aud furnishing coun-
iry'olks Forbid itevery man who has
"SCe' ~ w iiCt, duu courage 10
resist opprc ssiou ! No longer iemporise
with your fears No longer listen the
WHY words OF towards, knaves, and
piunderers Your miseries are iniolera-
bic i! lhe day of deliverance is al hand -
YOUR destlnies remain with yourselves
1onriathers became Tree by:iheir courage.
iNrants we're never subiued by coward
~ submission. BrItons will never turn re-
negadoes and apostatize from the hero
&c love of Liberty ana Justice displayed
by Her SIDNEYs and iiAMPDENS. The
times are now pOrienious. thousands of
The most useful people die daily of want
---ihe cries of the oppressed rise I'D 10
Heaven, aud call aloud for justice upon
The guilty authors ofiheir suiierugs. But
iet The people pause on the past, and once.
more offer 10 Prince the hand Of good
fellowship Try, III the awful circum-
stances Of the times, whether he has the
wisdom 10 take 1T, TO press il TO his heart,
and eXclaim aloud -" | grieve for
your wrongs ! but will now be your
friend :" Try if The tools of faction
now advise him against a sound policy to
reject lie voice OF reason, of Justice, and
of mercy. Briions, no longer lrifie with
your iaie; demand your rights Awake
TO your dangers. Will nothing arouse
yen Behold the ghosts OF your mauglsd
friends, they cry aloud, BE firm he
bold If YOU would avoid our iaie ! but
preserve peace keep good order, respect
property be not The first TO offend, vet
OPPOSE MASSACRE AND MUIR
DER!!!
A. THlSTLEWOOD, Sec'ry.
tIrOm GdiisaGaFs 5fesSsneer.l
The Princess OF Wales .-The following
letter, which we received about three
weeks since, bearing the Italian Post
mark, but forpore Ia insert, fearing il
might be, what, in the phraseoogy OF lie
day Is denomiualed hoax, acquires an
air OF authenticity from The circumstance
OF her Royal fliglineSS being immediately
expected at Paris, having arrived iucog
(as the Countess OldD with her suite,
consisting OF Dine persons, al Lyons, on
the night of the l2ih Instant, and attend
ed the Theatre there on the following
evening. We therefore Law II before our
readers without abridsmcnt or correc-
ton -
SiR-llaVing read a Paragrafe in The
Lausanne newes paper | trust YOU will be
so KIND 10 Let the answer also be put iu
your Englesh neNss paper. Theirs much
reason to believe that the Princess of
Wales returns to England, 10 ask her
selte for trial al Westminster Hall, where
she her seiie will make her own defence,
as her Honour Is agaue attacked, by false
which were sent from theT SerVis and Pa
lace, for their bad conduct have all been
Bought up, tor very high Prize, 10 Ira
duoe their former Benefaciress, we are
also authorized 10 Amnmnclale that all
her Debts III liali have been paid, and
thous IN England will be in very short
period. Although The Princess OF Wales
IS the only one OF the Royal Family who
has never askt for augmentation OF
income, and When five years ago the
noble and Generous Nation voted I'm Par
lament fifty Thousand Pounds Sterling
per anDum She only accepted Be. 900
Pounds Sterling. She never wandes I'M
der amy Consideration 10 be al Burden
TO the Nation, She only Comest to Demand
Justice from tina, Noble Nation acensi her
Enemys. %%=eS
Private Secretary 10
RI. r. Ii. The Princes Of Wales"
LONDON, Oct. 3d.. During Ibe abb
seuce OF Tic Jury yesterday, Mr.. Carlisle
retired TO The Guildhal coffee house to
dinner. rs so.n as the verdict was an.
nounced, Intelligence WAS immediately
conveyed to hun. lie vas uol surprised,
having fully anticipated his fate. Shortly
alter he had received this intelligence he
proceeded 10 his house lB Fleet Street I'm
company with MIR. Hunt. lie was follow.
ed b} an immense multitude, who cheer-
ed bin as he passed along. The moment
tile public we're apprsed OF The verdict.
there was an INN ediaie andoverwhelminr
demand for P0inc'S Age of Reason, Pai,,,4
er'S PyincipleS IF Nature, and every other
biaspilemOus work which was on sale
The Whole stock on hand Of which found
instant purchasers.
Tie first trial of Carlisle terminated YES