Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-03

an edoe! the annals ofhs French marine beise o.
trust IN Princes mark the fate aan, dc Grase When he
ovi Three men remained alive the quarter deck
DC ers one oi whom tho aGira yet his return
70 his native country tho King, colours he had so molly
eee' 'urne with GOODNESS frou the unfortunate brave
ing mn, 70 anguish m retirement and disgrace How different
was the conduct OF the enemies of DE Cruise the Eleh sailors
who on the arrival of their prisoner Portsmouth, hod
on yer no' and honouring high courage misfortune,
ea'r'e hia u, rh his sss bidding him adcu Wiz,
three hearty cheers lis thus the brave should honour c
From me .Ss,c York Cp,rsr 49,.
TALES OF TIE EMERALD ISLE By . L,nv q, Ro.
roN' N6r fork-Noreniber, lsl8-To Irishmcn and thc
American descendants OF Ihn., every tradition connected
Win the Scen isle Of their fathers, is an object oftouchng IN
eie Ihere nation in the world in which of
more general more devoted enduring. aud enh1
ssuc ihan M the Irish With them, be forgotten T.,
prosperity subducd by adversely chilled by time Patriot
s IS generally thing OF S,a fights for his frre fields
@ ms sacred hono because his personal interests and his pr
vateveiirc are mscpaabe from This is not very com
m 70 human nature, but il is But, the children
,he Emerald Isle (and we appeal their history connr
non OF what We about saw patrios,n has ever h,n
marked by loicr ehaEacnrr, has distinguished by
shd sri Sacrificing devotion ii has resisted the cnp.
a'ions ofwcah and has never broke, tho of r.
cosh "nSn da am 'r.han ever forget the Isle of h
'ieat IN what region of Earth YOU place him. vbrrc
The names which his infancy leaned TO adore
o'Neii and OCoa'.or, O'.Norrr,, O.5foye,
are NOT associated with his proudes, feelings, and they do
Move must make excepionshcp, hare be,a ,le, o.
instances political history of Irish sa,esuen who have en
Their country mourning but exceptions nm. 90 rare
MAJ Their contrast exhibits purr light, general honor of
Tho "lales ofthc Emerald Isle by Mrs sr,nn,x. (anrb,e
81 rc a'a LsE1r SrrAnr volume consisting seven
dinerent tales and traditions They written and inter
estng As specimen of the work. we select tho following
passage from "Sant kevhi Fed" which is foundc, ON IRA,
diiion familiar every rshnnn ~ " Wv
no sood SAINT hcvn length observed tla, Ka,hlc.,
ouo"ed Inn necessarily: he that sho looked pale and
more unhappy than ounery aud resolved Ia question her on
'nc subject Accordingly, he one day accoed her ,hr.
foing maiden what ais ihcc'ar thou troubled in spir;,S
sghs' ~ SUI" "'a'Y
'.NOil1ng,' replied the weeping rih.
ta'hccn, SAID the young priest, darrs thou utter n l,
20 mo lis there any lead upon thy heart thar cannot t
',"V'i ny wholesome conieSson Kathleen went tho no- =
nat hast thou done tn merit so much misery =
y oth,ng. continued She knceling at his feet
Ans ivar thou hast committed horrible crime ,,t
my tongue mas not courage TO speak wrctchcJ mod
and VIII Pray Tor thee. Rely aoneeni of Hin, h1
eu LOT us Say what tits that thus whelns thy sp ma
will give thee absoluon' ~ f>' '''
"knhleen's tears flowed plenteouslv Inn, J-,r ,t
ln an EFFORT 20 speak is crime t0love said she
No, my child rrped the Wondering min, .S,ho
my affection be one who is eorthy Of thy regard
"'Ihen shall be forgiven, replied She again vvrcp;c ga
great and glorious " b''' "iS1
ms hathleen said the holy father, is pic,ur>oIphar,
tdsIn o the brain; thou hast drawn from nat,r,
no reader can better imagine than can b dc~rr5 A.,
horror OF SAINT Kelvin when she exclaimed with g.
ana claPed hands, ALAS! no. have before nm A.
holy father, II il thvsclf!n "'' ~ ~
Love me exclaimed the ns,onishcd man Of tod s,,a
as II le had troddcn adder 'ovc me sads, ,ho 60
covering his lace with his Iulc, TUNED from The iuau re
IN mute hnnoJn r manu-"