Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-01
VOL. XIII. NO "a.

ours. A throne, summarized ,.,
VIZ, '",oPy OF gold and scarlet, was nIacs, ee1ee
''y va 'he room for his reception. ava ., ~.
~ MOCK regaiily he advanced with HE 49,; 80
5s h,a WIN measured and stately step WIN,
ne NAG reached this place of dignity Ii. .n
formed themselves into hollow g,,,,, ' suite
eiuued rom any too familiar approarh H.. 80
"a spectators that thronged around A . -
N'U'J was termed by the lines of ad de- ,.,,,
"" 0earers, and pursuivants OF all linds r.
~; puJusly advanced TO the verge of this sacrel
abo,, w., was checked by an urcl,in mage OF
'Oou' Ten years OF age, who, dressed in a.; "
scarlet, and with his epaulets dropnin,, --i'i"S
goa 10 MS heels. seemed 10 mock H.. o,....'.1'
s "oNAe master, and with an imperious so,l, -
Joi"ed me 10 Keep back. obeye ed this I;,i;n,,;.
1espo'' ana Ee'ired one or two PAGES. but s,ood 80
oai u'S'""ce as 10 enable to survey the her,
anu heroine of the scene "ie nero
The Marquis was dressed i, ;o,a..
pioiuslon of orders. He wore yb,a ,' "i'e
WIN snort boots lined with gold. s. viii ,.'.-nI1
'e eIie material. The Marchioness ,v.s dro..,1
60 "l'te tdo'he'' crossed with garland of f,o,a
-: o'u'A nie at once not only as very fine ~.
~ woman. Nobody would have susnrc,c11
srs,onra n"a MOI originally belonged to that proud
a., 'osi"cy 10 which she has recently been ,n>,
She mas nothing of sc La Bourseoise p,r,n.'..
was SUI pFised at the gracefulness with ,,,b;.L =.
eNeeu'eu her hrst cur;sy, and the ease ,,;,L -,
- eIihS from II, she brought herself boci -,
"i.uue OF s'ateiiness which presume had bss
prescribed 10 her Tor the night Her 6ynra $50.
81 10 ue 10 lie peculiarly well proportionaI IL
:" ms ana shoulders, though less suited n LII. IL
POMONA, are finely moulded and of h.. , i'a1l
may justly say, that is, ""'Ss
Fine by degrees, aud 5eataif9lvle,,y
-, A4ei FEATURES approached 10 the classical ,,s,
NY nave nothing OF that obluseness which in T.
'".u Is frequently observable in countenances -;
p' 'ne VIyacity OF youth, but yYLirb To-
ie' si"'m when The y!vidness OF the eve beco,ro.
IMPAIRED ana the bloom OF the cheek bs.t.a,,, -,
pass away The profile Of Lady w elle.IeT j. -
once marked and delicate. Her comnIav;o.
n"' 'H&t purity and milkinsss of colopr ,yb;.h -
% AIish beauty, but is not perbans the tas,
eieeSDie from having been touched bv ,,.r,,,a.
s"n' iie oIows are softly and straIgh,ly nen;Iiad
ief SheeNs are well chselled, and an exnres.;o,''
oil permanent mildness sits unon ber H., se',pI
GO not regard as artificial and made nm VI, -
'so uhVaFylnS and fixed. Her smile j. N cd
ana settled, that although had seve-,,
10 observe her, her countenancc seems c. LN
not 10 have undergone the least chance IS
SION. Some allowance ought to te nd e. -
immoVaOle serenity, which il NAV no ,,rr-, 20
a s'@'e occasion 10 assume bu. am inclined 10
think That this monotonous suavi,v il ~, ~ W
smile OF elaborate afIabity, bur nnon e.. ,
80, 01'' amount to an eternal simper III
81 - ~ upon 10 point out among the portrait
c.,to''e's OF Wellesley, do not think that viii,
,t! 20 HeF ar, her manners, the polish and
y u .'er address, and the placidiiy of her
tf EII, co"!o select any more appropriate than
LAC 4-hgIish heroine of Don Juan
he t.a,l.- A