Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-24

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Win our express duties towards the for
m"r; nor can the independents complain
'iia' W. perform offices 10 which the law
ct naii"nS obiiges all friendly pnw crS,
''iai Is, all powers AT peace. The fi!lacy
81 all The arguments cn This question re
subs from this error, that they are equal
heiiiSerentS, and that our relation with
| both rs thai of neutrality.
The public are naturally anxious for
some accc0nuls from Lima, Ia which city
! Gen. Marien, the Bnvuos Ayres General,
Is approaching by land, whilst Lord Cocli-
ranc Is blochat'iag up the harhor by
sea. Ii General Marlen should be able
10 effect his march, the city will probably
ran as Tue coun'ry Is supposed TO be Iii
! vided IN ms favor. Venezuela is, howe
| yer, the grca, point of contest. II has
sometimes suggested itself To our minds,
| that the iemerily of Lord COchranc, and
his strange perversiiy of Judgment, viii
| eventually lead iim into some fatal error:
some attack, perhaps, upon, or some
! torcIble resistance t., the British irigaieS
upon The SUulh American coast. We
should most seriously regret that so brave
man should fall into such AN irrclrieva-
Die ruin /; hui thus il is, where COURAGE,
and we may add great na,urai talents,
are not under The guidance of Il mind du-
ly cultivated with religion and morals, or
rather set ihrnrai naught as thc Chinese
Ito European science, because they can
not comprehend what they have never
| learned. Belts Messenger.
NAPOLEON.
The British .Stateama. saws &C. NJ.
Rickett. Esq OF the East India Company
civil service, arrived III town with DIES.
patches from The Governor OF ST Helena
While on that island he had an inter
view with Bonaparie-wbo was 80 i'll as
10 be Obliged TO receive Mr.. Rick
en's visit iii brd. Sir Hudson Lowe.
II wonld seem, begins 10 be alarmed u,
The consequence of the unfteIlng manner
IN which he had treated the P,isoner Of
Nations, and is said 10 have allowed Mir
Ricketi TO bring communication from
| Napoleon 10 our government. lis nature
has not iranspired, but may easily lie
anticipated.
The London Star observes, "Whiie
the As,le ludlaman. Gas; arrived in the
rver) vas al 81. lieie.a, C. M. Beckett
Esq. OF the COmpauy's ci,i service, who
was passenger in her, had an mieni lew
with Bonapaiie, Io vas 80 muyh indis
Iposed, that h6 received Mr.. Ricketts, visit
IA bed. This gentleman Is the. bearer Of
communication from lie EX Emp. ror
10 our government, aud also o! despatch
rs from Sur Hudson 1--we, with which
on landing al Portsmouth on Saturday
afternoon, lie Immediately set oil Tor
London. The choi,a ,norb,e, vi ich had
pr0,ed 50 dreadful sc0ulge from one
end Of Asia 10 ilie other, had eninely
disappeared al the Company's Terrific
rieS."
GENERAL SARAZiN.
LONDON, July Give yesterday stat
cd fhA II
bIgamy, before the ASsize Court OF Pans,
on Friday last. II may be necessary TO
REGAL TO the recollection of our readers the
following circumstances relative 10 the
individual. In the year 1889, Gen. Sarazln
was attached to the division OF Frrnch
troops which occupied Legiorn he there
married Charles Schwaris, The daughter
OF Notary III the Stale Council, with
whom he received a competent fortune. la
1910 he had principal command IN III
French forces cncamped al Boulogne; IN
The month OF June OF Thar year he made
his escape TO this country. For this de-
scrilOn he was condemned 10 death, par
cont"mace, by Council OF WI ar. held after
wards al Isle. In London H. paid hi.
laddresSes 10 Miss Georgina Maria Hutch
ianson, 10 whom lie was married, al ST
AEnr's Church, Westminster, ON the 2Gil
w 'Cio II WAS al the suit Oh Rus
lady that The present Indictment for biga
my was laid it Was generally surposrc
that a third claimant (Mademoiseiic Delert
whom lie married on his return 10 Franc,
ia iSI4,) would have tran$posed the ac-
cuslng word 10 thai Of 1iigaDy bui she
deslSted from taking part IN the prescn
prosecution. aud the circumstance wa:
only alluded 10 on the trial To- shew ih,
versatility OF Tie generals tender attach
mems. During his trial he aiircied tht
most IronIcal and indec0rous Indifference
which will be best characterized by IL,
, following extracts -
; Presldeni-Were YOU married in Eng.
land
Sarazin-l was before priest there.
President l"ul ablurcd tie Roman
Catholic religion
Sarazn-Come, come, that all's Joke
Presldenl.-As am moi Joking, | re
quest you will answer me, and that I'm ;
} becoming manner. Here is ceriiiidai,
, OF HE priest who married YOU, in which
: he atiesls that you voluntarily abiuret
J the errors of the Romish Church and be
came Protestant.
! Sarazin-(In a humorous tone.) Til.
: abJuralion Is foreign 10 the subject, and
2 beg ofyou MOTTO meddIe with it. WIethe
] am Jew or Christian has nothing Il
: do with my trial for bigamy.
Presldent-Are you married TO Mis-
r Hutchinson
: Sarazln-l promised TO marry her.
7 President-What did YOU do i'm presenc
I OF the priest
, Sdtazin-lt was masquerade. (Mur
1 nurse
, President-Did you not receive he
: fortune
D Sarazin-That affair, on the contrary
| cost r,,a IN onn t,,,,., 80. =: 49, y