Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-14


her hearers She eXince1 not q little Teadi
Iess ~ tcconcil'ns the story she had toid with
tire cuu'c,HS ~ the letters produced, which
lettsts she hSd net tui. often, aithongh She
cid r0i Know that thtN we've stu in existence
- o.. ,rrdured AGAINST her. Had she been
awate at iheii pTrsViN atton, and had her pat
IOu, known their coutcuis, taeir lordshlps
ou'd nevei haVc neaId OF her she would ne
Nri tIVe been produced as awIneSs hui " ould
10 uped q d. many Others had heen
ljkr 50 much fresh meat. OF 1--we lumber, tol
tGcir rHtivr oOuuITy. But her constant mode
was 10 deal ip ube en'endres Sacchi dId
the same 30 thaI n was impossible to know
.Nhatth Nt.iliy meaut TO them indeed might
be applCa what formerly had been said OF
Che Greeks 1iibuU Ills hteras do multa-
rn,n artium discipinam, non adino sermons
lepOtpri, tU.enornm aCumen, discendi copiam.
dSp Cuc VStiam tuu. sibI ana summit. non
Topusuo testimonioTum relsIonen, ei iidem
ruuqnam isia uaiiO Coiuit iOtinsque hujdse
So qua sit IL, qua aurtoritA-, qu0d pondus
Ignorant Bun ,he csudor OF Dpmout bad been
NJ, q apt why iipcan~e she adm,'tad that
she was inrnPd away tor story which prov.
~ bp false. II hsi "eaid hs' app aud d
foi oit't ihings, aod especially where SHE
SAID :hat she was siucete in some OF the ap-
phase she bestowed upon the queen In The
sa,sr WAN sh, had been asked, whether she
had sat been ~ want of money Newer. Did
you not wiue 10 your sister mat You utre III
IL was mot ttrr This MAS called Candor, aud
uv-- in Tercm Rltura there NIGH, ID COLI
- hr' uu'h and het siattmel s,
anf incu:b a ihingS bin. false did not pre-
vCr her tiihsr tton wri'iUg OF speaking u,
ys' .u his 40 sn,ai asioulshm"nt he heard he,
p.stsrO Itr 4 m"eSS hN persons az
r. a".su uecd hardly remind
~ lord indeed sny man who's ca
,. its We above thai of the brute ANIMALS
Ike -huSrt h' m,!.r what utter nonsense
thtSe talk I'd witH spt banded the evidence OF
thIS vi,uess sol - camdOr Demon asserted
thai size "a> lu>InC"ie Hae allowed. that he
h4' tod iumPr' u taltehuods aNd what praise
- cff t. tha' tnSennouSnoss atib WHICH he
tot" tie house that She dealt wholesale IN nu-
tiu'h ana that an Dependence could ~ pla-
cco Gu syllable that tell from her hpsr-
Vet u tiis oriu,ou of some pei so1s, SO raptiva.
ting - seductive q bIanuishment WAS tins.
ihdi u h''nded her Judges 10 her faults. and
cl'een thet ears to al ,he tales OF 80 &C
oom,' ,-hvu aud ingeHOous d liar.
In any LodS hui - witaess, candor might be
arr 'oN ;ont h,re, 'fur' dear innocent SWISS
sn 'r" a.. suunu- tn"n arr w l,hr
e., e'.i Im,nrd a'nll all tina, she uttered was
20 b believed. Certaiul, the strangest of all
TeA-cus Tor giving credit 10 a witness, was 10
C,'r he's cansOr III admitting that in no respect
-, Nr.HTNcd IL Look AT her letters and al
81 explanations she had offe, ed of them II
- 90 rot 20 through the details hut every
r.. mast be convinced that those explana-
tturS were Impossible thy did not in aey re
SYeci tally with what appeared III black aud
" e. heT gloss did not snit her text; they
tents at The tour corners OF the document
showed that What she was stating was uHtrne
ih- Ittiers W nts nothing TO make them qu,,,
u ttlii:ibif, aud her Key did not fit her cyphe,
TIE m ttcT ontS became doubtful a. she envr
lHp' i III ials' hu d by tn Inventions of tno
mum nj by her exienpOie endeavors to get
nd OF the indSpHtab!e meaning OF her own
hand whiting. plaln honest witness woad
Ow bow 10 deal wiih thss thugs, aud would
not entanEle himself III the miserable webs OF
this dirty working creature. The sense OF the
lsficis was plain aud Oh Iou>, and he prayed
10 God mat their lordShIps might so believe IL
and III btp0' stand a solitary exception TO the
coHvicuon OF all the rest OF mankind II
Ilope0 ineN would believe that this woman wa,
ri"r 60 /" heI praise OF the QueeD, that sh,
Spoke Ir het letters the lansua re =. her heari
and t'.si her notious had only b,.n changed a,
iet mind became corrupted, whsn size tell IN
10 iHe habd ot the UtheI cGnSpiratorS against
& lin t'i0us mist eS,. AnOthe, feature oil
To h1y cheg 5CteI he had nearly forgotten
hHr a.it rion icI he' sister Inc prncIple OF
lGr CONDUCT, Il she we're believed had beer
anAtetS o. thiS aCcGurt-N-t, hOI hal sue
F'o:"edrd' Sue had done her utmost TO 1ecu.
ore o. "a So lDnO"erts. OF the are OF II OI
IL, IL mcus1, whIcI. il her story were now
credited, Instead OF being called palace, de
served only the name OF u br0thtl Yet SIT,
Tad seen congenI herself 10 submit 10 The co n
tamln ,lIpn, because The meTceBau SWISS des.
cfiJed herself a. &c ung the pIObis OF heI
place against IT'S disgrace, lie Roman En-.
PeroF Hld The money lie obtarned fIOn a dItn,
sIu.''.t.l Sit a1wed that il was wur i
titan ~ ordinary b. I;bel YET one OF her sis.
icis o. -. anc the other Of IL ~uOm siIc loved
80 dsaTit, we've both 10 be introduced into n
IN CiedttabIr aud comfortable situations
such "&s De Mont. by her own account but
whc would believe her nad M woman
could be so Dad yet she InsIsIed that Slis was
hrcaure her own letters we're produced sainsl
iCr. Ii was clear, however, that she had gis
az Hef evidence see ignorance that hsI
HARD ~ntIng cONd be bI0ngh, forward III
contradiction. In referring to tie evidence
81 Sacchi, there was onc very pleasing symp-
iOn vtlI deserving notice ~ was CGnuec ed
Afith tue reception II had obtained aud to The
icdc ~ wlich false e>tiWaiion had bepn
cndGdyoTed 10 De giVentoit. Ii showed how
zoe age was improving -IOw !, was rising a.
% w. The vulgar pre,uGlCes of few wears ago,
against Tie French aud their leader.
IL remembered The day when few person,
onid ndve vas N ed te bring forward princi
pal witness in any case. much less in one OF
ibis delicate nature, who had been soldier of
b0BzpaItc, whO had served during many cam
PtiZne with linn, aud wnO had been promoted
'a't Cos u.ulpGT that TevoiuitopaIy
advtntHreT-thdi tyraHsICdl chief ; then a
ErenCl. bussaT wonid have almost bsen con~
s.defed anniGeT name for every thing that was
ni.u. ana abauho ed. However - aiust
theqreen OF England he was thOGghi witness
in"d ron2h aud coming 10 T. gland, be took
up0n himself the character OF a gentleman ;
snj lc that hdd been once common soldier
Ia tie irCucn army aud aiierwafd- a courier
ia the service of the queen was brought for
ward as a person on whose testimony the ut
most reliance might be iegoSed. lie orr
J.5cU@ham) did not objec 10 him that he had
'.ecu soldier, though perhaps he dad not
th"E that the Italians 10 the French army and
esF"rialiy those from the u0rih Of Italy, wete
ntlN the most sctupul'uS ct ma KIND Sar-
GU, 900 dealt 80 Its double entenures, besides
Ia "sf gone ~ thre" Whole nam, and dI-
ti ndiite two OF them were kurWp and one
yet Midtown, bus by three NAMES aJd hail
bad iIp gone. WHfu he came int0 THIS conn
tlg, Sad vas within the fnnt s"a' with DE
nlOut, hC began his double entaudres and he
was not satisii a with one any more than with
One name he had co. IutO ih- habit OF
Fet'tr. ia dotthfe pttteuIrCs yrd scrurdin.t /.