The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-11-29

Ufctuiul EcCcOhccuOn. lne pOcl SAYS,
tht even grief finds comfort in society,
and t.ngland wcpt with you. But oh,
God! what must have been that hapless
motIler's misery. when first fhc dismal
tidings came upon her The darling
child over whose cradle she had shed 30
many tears; whose lightcst look was
treasured in her memory; who mid the
worlds frown, still lcdupon her; the
f,m and lovely flower, which when her
orb was qucnotcd in tears, los. .not its Ill.
iaI, It's divine fde!jty. 1t was bhghtcd
inits i,l,ssom; It's vcrdent stem was with
cred and in foreign land she heard 1t,
and alone 40, not quite alone. The
Myrmidons Of British hate were round
her, and when her hearts salt tears weic
Iiudi1y her, German noblcman was
y,l4nIering her letters. Betllink you, sire,
Ii mat f,,r par1gon Of daoglters lived,
would E.nylands heart be wrung with this
enquiry? OH she would have torn the
diamonds from her brow, and dashed each
royaI mockery 10 the Garth, and rushed
before the people, not in moharch's but
In n1,pre's mLjcsty--a child appealing tor
her p-r,ecured m,ta-r ! and God would
bless the sight, and man would hailow it,
and every little infant IN the land who teit
a mothers warm tear upon her check,
w,nId turnby instinct to ,ad sacred sum-
m31,. Your dlug5tcr, W hcr snroud, is
yet aitys, sire---ler spInt IS amongst Us
--itro,c untom,c wien her poor mother
landed--it walks am,d the peop.e--it has
left the angels, 10 protect parent.
re theme i. sacred, and will not
sully IL; viii not recapi.ulate the grieis,
and, worse than gricis, the little, pi,iful,
deliberate insults which are burning on
every tongue in England. Every nope
blighea every iricad discountenanced
---.,er kindred IN their grsye--her de-
clared rnsaGcncc made but the herald 10
a more cruel accu sation--.ner two trials
followed by third, a third on the same
chmges --i,cr Royal character Insinuatcd
away By German pieklochs and Italian
conspirators her divorce sought by an
extraordinary procedure, upon grounds
untenaDic before any usual lay ecclcsIas-
tical tribunal. her name mcanly erased
from the Lnurgy--her natural rightsas
a mpher disrsgardrd, and her civil rights
as a Qaeen sought TO be cxtcrmina,cd !!
and all lhis--all, becanse she dared 10
tou:,, the sacred soil Of liberty! because
she did not baniss, herse.f, an implied a.
duitercss because she would NOT he bri-
bed into an Abandonment OF herself AMI
of the generous country over wnlch shc
ha, been called to reiga, and TO whica
her heart is bcand by t!e most tender
ties, aud the most mdclibic Obligations.
Yes she might nave lived wherever she
selected, IL ali the magniiicencc which
boun1ess bribery could procure tor her,
offered her by those who affect such
tendcrness for your Royal character, and
su,h devotion TO the honor OF your Roy
al bed, Ii they thought her guilty.. as
,hcv al,cge, this daring offer was double
treason --ucason,Fyour Majesty, whose
homo ;hcv coApromisctl--treason to the
people, whose money they thus prostitu-
ted But she spurncd the Infamous
,em,ation. and she was right. She was
right TO front her Unsuitable accusers;
even were she guilty, never was there
vicrim with such crying paliations; but
all innocent, rs in my conscience | be-
ieve her to b., not perhaps of,he levlties
contingent on her birth, and which shall
not be converted into constructive crime,
bur OF the cruel charge Of adultery, now
for third time produced against her.
She.was right, berest ofthe court, which
was her natural residence, and all.buoy-
ant with innocence as She felt, bravely
p, llmg hers;f upon the wave Of the peo.
ple--,hat people will protect her-brit
aims rcd crossis her Aag, aud Brons-
wick's spirit IS her pilot--May the AL.
mighty send the Rega! vessel triumphant
ia,o hssbour
= Sire, ann almost dPne; Ihave touch-
ed l,ut slightly on yout Queens misfor