The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-11-15
A0isfciiany.
LIvKsrooL. Ger. Q.

( 4 llc ioiiov ing exctllenr letter 10 the
King, iruin sne pen ot thai celebrated
oaria'tr. thhles Philips. Esq. We
Doubt not riil be read with peculiar
Pleasure, as i ,'anes most particularly
to. the situation ol ',r p rs,cnpd queen.
IL Is UNNECESSARY 10 Is mark on the b,au.
Iles OF ,h~ can position: the work wlll
peak Tor iESsli.
oire--- When presume to Sddress
yen on the subject which atllicls and
a:silsits The eolia,ry. do So with the
nos. proluSsd scntlme,.,s oi respect and
io!@lg. Eus am no fatteisl, iwlSb
We'll To- yosr iUustIious houa, aud then.
lore address YOU in tie toi.t OF Simple
'fnth--tne interests oi the kiug and
queen are ldtmit,a, ana her mae ST, 5
advocate mast he yours The degn-
daIion OF Any banrh oi Your bmiiy,
Diust, IA some degree, copipromise the
0lgnlp oitll, and be assNred there is us
much dansri as discredit In iamhiarizing
the pulaicleye 'o such Spectacle. |
have no ooatt lh4t TIC present cxbibi.
ION is not lC'n royal wish; | have no
doubt i,is ii'e work OF WHY sycoplran,s
AID slai.deRrs, who have persuaded you
q ni.at they know 10 be iaisc, in The
DaSt hope itiat 1t may turn out To be
profitable. Na,h the vlew, then, OF
wdrnEig you against Interested h, pocri.
y, and oigNms 10 your heari It's ratu-
fa;ly hums.e aud noble incln,allon, in
woke yotr ,'aeAilon 10 the situation OF
your persgouJed consorr! implore OF
you 10 consider whether il YOU'D not bc
ior iiie sal,ly q tis State, Tor The uaa-
quiiity OF 'ie connuJ, ior the honor OF
your i.ousc, aud ioi til> interests alike OF
royalty ana humanity, rba. an helpless
ttma'e shonid DC ptrinl,tcd TO pass il.
peace tic ieM Remaining yeaps Which un- |
merllcd lnse'y has spared 10 her.
IL i, ioh, >iie, aoont five aud twen,
years since ter Aiycsiy landed on the
shores u Lugand---a pllncess by birth
Ia Gewen by n-ris.,c~-s s.re rehsives
OF kn.ss--and the daughttr and The
siN,et OF heu' She was llIen Young
d.rect rom tic indulgence oi paicna
c '.u,--the blessing O aer agcd parents,
OF whom She wa iiie nope apd stay.
aud happiness shoue bElgn,ls DER her;
her lile had been ai sunshine time ior
her had only trod OH how ers and il the
visions which olldear, and decorate, and
'ialiow homc, N>rp valhhed ior ever.
still did she resign them ior the sacred
name OF wife, the sworn Affection oil a
ROYAL husband, and the allegiance of a
glorious and gallant people. She was
no more 10 sec her noble fathers hand |
unhrlm the warriors brow TO iondle DER
his chlId---no more Tor her a mother's'
toagne delighted as il taught: that ear
which never hcard strain--tlat eye
which never opened OH a scene, but
those oG caIeIess, crlmeiess, cloudless In
iancy, was now about to change its dull
cettones aud larry VISIONS ior the accent
and the country Of the stranger. But
she had. heard the character oi Britons--
she knew that chivalry and courage CO.
exlsed-she knew thai where the brave
man ard the Tree man dwelt the very
name of Uomdn bore charmed sway;
and where lhe voice Of England echoed
your ROYAL pledge, to "lovc, and wor-
ship, a'ld cleave to her atone" she but
looked upon your Sirc.s example, and
our nations annals, and WIS saasfed.---
Pause and contemplate her en,Iable sia.
ton at tie hour of these unhappy nup-
iials The created world could scarccI,
exhibit a m re interesting spectacle
There was no earthly bliss ofwhich She |
was not either IN the possession or The
expeclsncy Hoyal alike by birh and |
ty alliance-honorsd as the choice of
.t.ngIand's heir, reputed the most ac.
compIisled gentleman in Europe--her !
reputation spotcss rs the uni.ilcn Snow