The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-18

~ Than meet the disclosure Of his imp'udence
10 his psriDsrs end friends, took o rszor end
Gu, his ihsoat. II was also q practice vi,b
shese women, whenever they found man OF
wealth str oogsy attached 10 their persons, 10
have themselves, by some sham process, ar.
res,sd Tor . ia'ge sum; or else there IVES
some dear friend in dursuee and what msb's
gs,lsnt,y could, who he'd The means, refuse TO
relieve tho captive!
Mr.. FAuntlsroy unf6stunste,y fell To with
some Of the destructive women above deserib
cd, and smongs the rest this said mother
Bang. He wss man of generous dispo-
si,ion and humsne feelings, Aod could not
bear 10 see any one sboui him IN distress,
while he bad, or could obtain, the means of
relieving them. All the above schemes end
tricks were often pu, in practice 10 ensnare
hiu, ssd the bait usually told. In this way,
we understand, no has dissipated eno' nous
suns, besides loans Of lsrgs smount, 10 fel-
lows about town whom he met ct those pIa.
ces, and whose words he took 10 psy him
when they could, and that was never.
M Fauntlsroy 10 perfectly convesssnt
with oil tho continental languages, and ffe.
queu,ly visited those countries, particularly
France, to tho socie,y Of which he was very
partial.
Some time ago, while in that country, he
became enamored of q handsome young En-
elish lady, then pursuing her educstioo at
convent, and succeeded in gaining her sHec.
lions TO the degree tha, she eIoped with him.
This lady, who 10 extremely beautiful, by
whom he has Two lovely children, he has nov.
or parted from, aud at this moment she occu-
pies an elegant house, with q complete estab.
Ishment, 10 Surrey ;she D now only 20 years
of age, but her name We decline mentioning.
Fla has, since HE app, ehrnsioD, written sew
o. q, letters to her of The most sfec,ionate,
painful, md heatt rendi0g description, which
we will not now sllude 10 more particularly,
bu which do C edit 10 his feelings. This es.
rablishmen, Is, II seems, settled entirely upon
the young female and hor children.
MI. Faun,leroy nominsliy resided et the
banking hosse in Berners street, but he
scstcew ever stopped there alter banking
hours he always 'o,ired to pass the remain.
der of the day and night with his favoriie fe-
male, giving directions that the general an
aver to DO gwen to ell per rsons inqu'ting Tor
him in Berners-suect, after business, shoa.d
be that he dined ou'--we say hi. fsvoiite fe
male, because Mr. Fsun,lcroy had another es.
tsbiishment at the west end of the town, we
understand bur whe'e he comparatively pass
Cd but Iiltle Of his limo. M. Faun,lcroy,
iodcpenden, Of tho great expenses 10 which
these establishments must have subjected him,
laid out large sum Of money in building an
elegant house on the West Cuff al Boieh,on,
which, We understand, is superb'y fitied up
bu where he Opposed OF very li,s'e OF hi,
leisure time. Besides these various ex,en.
sivs channels 10, the dissipation Of M. Faun.
tisroy's pecuu,aIy funds, il viii DO zoe ollie ee,ed
that he had regularly 10 pay the dividends on
all these enormous sums Of stock soId out,
which, wo are we'll assured, was an annual
draugh, upon him Of about l6,oool Added
10 this, IL IL scsrtsined that on come sudden
occasions during the war, and offer, when he
was called upon 70 produce stock TO which no
was trustee, he was o!,en compelled to put'
chase at an cnot nous loss, 10 preven, the dis
closures which have now taken place.
Considering, then, all these circumstances,
il msy not, pei 'haps, be so much wondered al
tha, Mr.. FNuntieroy exhausted, in the course
OF sbou, Rfieep years, even the vast sums OF
mo0ry spoken OF, and Of which, we believe,
thee 10 We y little left
The w,e,ched msn having now 10 some de-
gree recovered from The shock which public
examination end exposure must have given
hmf 10 Pe'iSS'y Sa'in' sno, SouNoS''oS "'s
si,ca,ioo, 10 ir vety good spiriis he is chiefly
occupied In the prison in reoding o. w'iiing |;
bn, when visited by sny friend, he converses
ehee. fully. His partners have pet mission to
visit him at oil proper hours, Without the
fosm Of On order, end not 6'y elspscs that
some oos al them does not pass o con,iders.
bio time with him; but no o,hot person is
permitted to see him wi,hou, o special order
a ~ Iii
HAs, we understand, fully communicative TO
his psttners, as to the nature OF their Affairs
Meme Of Mr.. Faun,loroy's immediate r,la.
tions have been 10 SEQ him since his conlinc.
ment, except his brother, we believe, once.
he has, We underssnd, only one brother snd
ono sister the former is highly respectable
anc respected professional gentleman. The
anguish Of tho family At the dresdful situation
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