Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10

4 Hsr ~ RieSo'S Fife 10 the French ;JfyiS,sr NJ r.
a., rrfgH if.,irS.
."oSi EAcELLENT SIR The irresistible voice nj
80 Sl'k"'ihe Impressed bosom Of - Young wife
SICK, abandored, lar from ihe land of 49, L,h
1ep'fh'eh from her hclpv ed husL,nd .ni,ed ~ h,u
81 "'t t "h ives Oh o'ood, whom The chances OF war
Iii -; .'S,""es o. the poiit'rsI revolution whict
's'l','s Us country, have thrown INTO the OH
ec"'!y o! dungeon, where her in,ap,natjo, C.I n,
g., "u "or'Hr, p rSenIS lIinI TO her at every in-
800 "''ouhheh wish dangers aud aflictions No
e 's"er--no = >iusie word from her UNIFORM
"a'e onSoand-iTom a nian n,nre admired I,, f.,
"'l'7 ana humaniiy Than eern The bravery of ms
- ms come 10 utnquilize her ill-fa,ed exist
S""'. TWO mouths hHt,ns capsru 6 nee A.. Lsc .,a
a prisoner 10 the Fiench arms Her uuc, J
f-n-l"w, the U,ly brother of Dan K.pl aeI del
.ia - """se ""otS, whose literary life, whose ec-
seS''S"c'ti Character appeared 10 insure ia HIM a,
h ue ,'"n.i"i existence within The precincis oil
W. ample, hnds himself hurled amidst The aoi,a,,,n,
"a, h?iGai world, bani,hed from his couIt,v Am,
Religion u''"'SV' VI
Ia '''s situation, truly rraeiraI and I,men,al,Ie.
- '''.eu ny Their total ignorance of the faie of
80 Sou"st' prpihers, Ihe Oldest scarcely twenty
oe }f's o. 'ge, aud three infant sisters all ,lsn.rs
eu over The lace of the P.uiu,ul. a; tLout To-
tne'' Without h'mpIher, aud without III e shele, and
S"Pp"' OF ther guardian and unCIr-who piYius vent
W ''' tehdei sentiments To- father hrother leqa;
'o' ana natural friend, claims on seeing
lne 'TFadiut storm which threatens compI.teN 30
oy MS whole family, directing himself IN vo,r
- '-i"r what crime committed against hes-
SeC"'eu l. At Al objectionable crime in th. sves
Vt cWHtz"d France, for the Younger snld,r ,,In
u,ing ,He period Of five years spent in her bosn,n'
""'eeu NE truths Of m0raity, of obilosopbv and III
'he rights which ALI nations possess In enJsnyo,r IN
es'@"Nsh system of political happiDess-to have
Wshe1 10 assert the same principles which he mad
see" 'i'SplAyed among the moral maXias and en-
X "" yes 81 IN author Of the .HIrtgrs and of
the Cs"ihs Of CiTisti1aihyP /, crime tI',, - v
,", ,o"'", !" whose hd|ds shone the arms Of his
eou"irSS-'hat country winch he had iraverseJ C,om
Il I'd he rrl,t -
'ne D'uAssOa 10 the Tagus bearing the c,;es f lie
oule"i ""d seeing he misery, disorder aud deeta-
01 '",O ""ch the ImnorSiUs nd tie Unsuitable
- "'Ce " lhe EVIL cOunseOrs OF ferdinand had nm.
hHppliy sunk her--i- IL an inexpi,bIe crime $40
lhat ne should have rAscd his voice on the banks Of
In'uaielej and exclaimed 20 his Comuarios
i +'"'9'nd IS your King Ferdinand - not "a,
" rear not 10 repeat the echo of Las CabeZas :
'e' 'hd sound reach his aud SpaiD will he hair,
-" ,un'nu behold himself surrounded by his
VI IN shall deeds of valOur, of humanity,
% suIeilng OF consistency and the sacrifice OF an
apo OF lie, offered up the lltars Of his country tu
"|ue"or'le the condition Of his fellow fizens---ac-
1 "S WHICH constitute the prominent feature Of he.
foi.m, be bIoued out from among the nance of ,Ls
crimes? N'''oS'' "
lhe sword which became y natiopaI troobv. and
"nich was soienIny decreed 10 beiono In the ,-,,s
alGHe-ihe hymns which were heard nv ioyluI An
us'nsi'j and resoUnded on he-bauhs oE The Ehto and
W "i'nho, Hl'erw'fds frrpafed wi;h APPRECIATION on
VIZ 10, Ui ne oema, TIC thames, the Dannbc, aud
oe g"uea wiih the sasii OF the GrleraI v.itb wbc,
" PLEASED his MDnarch 10 remanerate him as :, al
40 W HONihdte Bim hIS AL de- Camp--ihe head
"H'Ch WIS decorated "'ih the civic crowns Of Tho
oYe ana ne rose, presented Ia him by an eura,,rur
eG people filed wiIh the cnu.u.iasm of the pure,
pleasure will ihIs sUOrG. ask be convcrird L..
no" so nddy and audIciously some pretendN in
t'6 pages o severe history, INTO ihe blOUdy dagger "a
mAn-desrOyiHg rebel? wa jhese pairjotic h, o,ps
% changed ni0 tue bitter s4fcnsms of iTnnical SOME
dnd wa The serene lDrehend Of n ,,rtunus man
Who deserved Of lis King aud country he lille oi
fOps ~ ~ -0"'
Let, Sir, his destiny bo whatever TIs.v,o n,s,
pehsr.-ei u be SUCK thai lie ms draw anon his de-
FOed Read AZ te unbfidled passions Of Detn;ciops
poItJ III bioud'dHsiy vengeance, and Of the lrs.-
laniehatfeu VI Iandcisni-yet never shall The vir.
l1es ol hiegu be converted ino crimes, and nee,
WiH The government of FHnce he a,le TO was,
away We STAN, which shall forever cover H. should
tiey allow Iencrti, whoa, The French arms had
deieheb 30 tiai field ~ witch ho fought under The
orders OF his king denying TO- bin, tte rights Of 81
p lA1her 0i vat, 10 fllf sacrifice 20 mnniar ras.
siOn@-ptssiuns which r. nOt reptessed will e mi.
maze 30 Stalking evcn 10 fhcT foundations the lcsi.
"al'e thrones 0i ali existing dynashes
Ne pen ~ Tie CHUpn Kiegu, NOT accustomed Ia
write upon matters Of STATE delineates upon u,nsr
the -enhmenis which snimate his bosom IN favor al
." pfJther, without ieHfng 10 dispiease A Minister
Wh9n lie cWnO' look upon IN any other iig h than q,
= ~ 90 ~ sense, so ruifghtened pbilOsOph q, snd 4
p'"i uub Ntner. Were he, however, allowed, ~
'"'orsuRs caUse which he is 50 much btefesfet
"a pl~"dirg, o. mM political c0nsdersuo6s
tpw go 'iY rUud be no. present 10 the superior un
ders' tndiag ui The ssgtr Minister calculIed ID
Or tsit npnn lum W exert sli ds innuence io the
cabinet OF BIS most Christian Mdesty 10 save ihs
az ch eotcmmcoi ffom such enormous disgrace