Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-07


life, finding all Cancellation hopeless
bereii by death ofever, natural protector,
and tearing perhaps that practice m,ght
make perjury consistent, she reluctantly
determined upon leaving England. On,
pang alone embiiiercd her departure; her
darling. and, IN despite OF all disrOuuten
auce, her duieOus chilli chung round her
heart with natural tenaeiiy. Parents VIII"
love, and feel that very love compelling
separation, alone canieel for her. YET how
could she subject that devoted child To
The humiliation of her mothers misery
How reducs her IN the sad alternative OF
selecting between separated parents She
chose the generous, he noble sacrifice
self.bHpished, the world was before her
ne grateful sigh for England-onc I. ar
he last, last tear upon her daughters head
and she departed.
Oh Sire! imagine her at that departure -
How changed how fallen since a tew short
lcars before, she to6cbpd the shores Of Eng
mud! The day beam fell not On a baprie,
ADMINISTRATION Caught new colous from
presence, JOY sounded it's timbtel as h"
'assed and the flowers OF birth. of beauty, anl
Il chiva'rl, bowed down before her Blu; now
lone. an orphan and ii widow--her gallant
roiher in his shtOnd OF glory: no arm 10
Shleld, no tonSue TO advocate, no tiiend % toll
W an oercluuded fortune branded dee atPd,
isolate. she fun. herself once more npon the
ave, 10 her less tickle than husband pro-
ises. l do not wonder tia, she has nvw to
ass through scvefer ordeal b"cdnsr impu
uity gives persecution co"tdruce Bu mar
'et Indeed much. that then. after the ony 80
an exparie trial and ibe triumph u ii com itte
though lingering eNcnipau"D TIE natural sni-
IL OF English justice uid not stand emb died
etweeu her aud the shore, aud Deai her ina,g-
tart 10 your capital. The people, the p"rra.r,
lie prelacy shond have spru,,c iuio uuanipou,
PROCESSION; al! iha: was uohe, or roW fnl ,
or consecratcd ~ the land shculL have hnInc
her TO the palace gate. and demanded why
their SEeeu presented la then eve ihis gross
anomaiy-Whs her Amounted hi should how
town III the duSt when d British vcrdici had
fonounced her inuOceuce-Why she was re-.
fused tha' cOuJu.ai restitution. whcn her
humblest subject had IA ,i.ht L. clam WAY
he annals OF their time should IN dis Ac.d
ana the morals oil their nation endure The Iaut
~ TINS terrific precedent aud why II WAS
'tat alter theii countless sacrifices tor your
royal house, they should be cursed with this
pageaary OF royal humiliation Had tn - 10
acted. the dire Af1lcIinu oil This day m'.ht
hav. been spared uS We shoul,i moi have seen
the Ii thy sewers o; Italy dis,orge Il living le-
prosy upon our throne aud slaves aud spies,
imported from Creedless hrcthei, land TO AT
faint the sacred Majesty OF Ensiaud. But who
alas VIII succonr tii2 unfortunate The clOud
OF your dispieasure was upon her, and the
gay, cliteriug, countless iusect-Swarm OF SUM-
mer friends abide bat IN the sun beam. She
l'asscd away-"iih sympathy doubt not, but
in silence.
Who conlG have thought that in "A foreign
land, The restless ticnd of persecution w.nia
have haunte her Z Who could have lhpn.h!
that III those distant cline, whcte her DIS.
tracted b'a ain had sought obliyiou. the demo
uiac malice OF her enemies would have follow q,
edt Who could have thought thai any human
form which hid an heart, would have scu!k cd
after tie monTuer in her wandeIingS, 10 note
and con every unconscious gesture VINO
could have thonghi, that such inau there
was, who had drank al the pure fauuiAiG ai
our British law who bad Sren eitrai Ju.
tice in her sauc,uar, +! Who had invok Il he
shades OF Holt ANA uaIdwicke, aud held HIrh
converse with those mjshiy spir,Is. whom met
cy hailed 10 heaven as hes representatives o..
earth
Yet snch man there VINO Oh the classic
shores of Como. even ia the Ia I'D oI the i'm
nioiia! Roman, where every stone eutOnIbed /.
hero, ard every scrnc WAS rctOleBt of genius
forgot his ndme. his country, aud his cdiiiug,t
hoard each coinabie aud rabbie Islander, On
sacred shades OF our departed sagesi avert
your eyes from this uuailowId spectacle iis..
spotless crime is nDSu!led still the ak yci
stands nntainted III the temple, and should ~,
consecratcd hands asSail IL there is a III. htnIn.
still. which w"uj not SiumbpI No, no III,
Judgment seat OF British law IL to be soaIed
not cTdafed 10 /; II EluSt be SOU. az upuK at
eagles piBion, aud Cdzrd al by az eagle.
eye there is radiant puIIiy around II.
blast the glance OF gIoyeliIn. speculation.
His iabour was IA vain, sue. Tue peOp,
OF England will not iiSieu TO Italian witnesses
nor ought hey Our queen has been, betotr
this. twice a'Sailed. and assai!cd OF the same
Charges. Adultery, nay pregnancy, WAS po /.
lively swntn 10 one of the oruaTeU of our
navy, capt MANLY ami one OF the most glorious
tei0Ps who ever gave = nation immot taity a
spirit OF Ma aihon or oijiihermop,ise he " no
planted Eue iaud'S red cross on the walls OF
Acre, and Showed Nap,l ON il was ;nvincIble
were the branded traitors TO iheir sovereign
bed EBs lislm' u, and greater scandal. Eng
ASH r0ms'i. persons OF rank, aud birth. anh ed
ucat In, were found to depoSe TO this internal
charge! Ihr royal mandaie issued Tor en-
quirJ Lord Erik. e, l. ia EllcnEOTougL "a
man who had daDdl. d accusations from his
cradle, sat on the tOuinissioH; aud what " 5
me result Ihey found drerdici Of perjury against
her base accgSeTS 'lhe very chiId iOI whose
paTentage she might have shed her s.cr.a
hlood, was proved hey oud all possible dental
10 have bee bul the adOp OF u%r cbaI ~ .
" We are happy 10 declare to ypur males
our perfect conviction that there u 10 ioiii-
daton whaiev,r tor believing / qu.!c tue .e-
~ words o. ihG ccHDiSsiOItis,) that thu
enid now wi'h the princess Is tn clI la
OF her royal III. incS,, OF thai sac was drIIvrIed
OF any child IA the year ioa2 ; nor hAs any
lining appeared ~ MS WhrD would warrant
Tie belief thai she WAS pregUa { III that year
OF ut my 9theT period iciihin the cOmpdss NJ our
enTnt'itS Yet people oil rank, add siaiion
moving III thc ii@heSi society IN EVgldud, adj.
mliied even l. the sovereisn's court, actually
volunteered ih' ~ sworn aiteStaii0u OF tins
taisehood IWeniy years have rolled over
her since, anR yet the sam fUni charge OF
adultery susid ned not AZ before by III pIausi.
bic tabricai"ns OF EnglI,umcu, hut bolstered
by The hdbinai invention OF Italians IL ,OugiIt
10 be affixed to tie ereRiRg Of her life in the
lace OF geuetouS and loyal people. a k'ud OF
sacramento ship loud "a packed aud assorted
cargo oI human aifidavits has been consigned
II secniS, from Italy TO Westminster; ihiity
three thousands pounds ot The peoples none y
paid the pedlaI who selected the Articles; aud
with this iuiecied freight which should have
performed quarantine before II vornited las
moral Peahcnce amongst as, the Queen OF Eng.
land Is sought TO be attanted. II cannot be
Sire We have given much, very much indeed,
10 foreigners. bat we will not coucede 10 them
the hard earned principles OF British Justice.