Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13
aranainG.
ms ROYALS TRIAL.
Erom the correspondent, of the New York
Commercial Advertiser.


send zoo soGe account OF a trial which
has excited some Interest, and occasion
ed some grat6cation among the lovers
OF the ludicrous ! refer TO the trial OF
the ~redoubtable nrs. Anne Royal As
you have been in The presence, and pos
sioly been admitted to Hiss hands, J
need not describe to you hat truly roy
al parsonage. Her bragen front, twink
ling 2, es, and Biilinsgate voice, ere all
present, I dare say, to your fancy. She
has long been putting to trial the public
fofbe arance 10 W ashington, which has
been to her s. city OF refuge. Driven
from Alexandria by the threat OF being
oarted aud dumped down beyond the
CITY bounds, and fron Richmond" b}
the frslstep Of a process for imprison
msnt. she favored us with Der august
prssence in the metropolis. where by
dins Of brass. begging and 1criho'tng she
has csntrived 20 get her bread and
choose. Together with a great name
With unsbashsd face and an n coni'able
8 surance, she has pushed berseit into
ff.a audieace rooms Of all siesds 81 De
p.ft1ent, and, as Is said, into that OF the
President himself. pf whose friendship
sbs make a loud boast Good, easy
rTr. Carroli, who has more houses than
tenants. and more tenants than rents
nartn;.ed her Co inhabit a large desoIate
IL. ~ atcry house Of his on Capitol Hill,
in the p~s;cbhomhood Of a building FIRE
oaeatly used for holding religious meet
ings, and ou Sunday mornings for the
assemblxoa sf a Sunday school. At
the window opposite this building, the
old bellm ether was in the habit OF estso
fishing herself and gratifying her malIg
nifty, b. loudly ridicuilng, and grossly
insulting the teachers (ef both sexes
yybe are in The benevolent work OF era
~fuitsusly instructing the poor. Nay,
the moor children themselves could not
escans. bat were berated as blark
guards. beggars, impudent garlets, sc
while the teachers were tauntingiy as
ked. why they did aot CONVEX them?
WHY they did not teach them nsanntrs?
Whether these were their Christians
with other questions in the same strain
S., far was this carried, that some old
the young ladies were actually afraid
TO mass. Nor could they >cctne withla
hearing. without having themselves DOT
rsusd by language. to whichGo delicate
female could listen Fne Mayor was
aopealed 10, but in vain and, at length,
an information was lodged with the
Grand Jury. accompanied by a listsof
On. mos, 70 not.bIe witnesses, MIR Swami
,nroduces m Indictment. two counts Of
which were ouashad by the Court Ga |
one of I however. after a delay OF
more than q week. the lady was Ell
geneth brought to trial,beiug escorted in
q carriage from he, lodgings. by a toi
son d'Or in The shape OF a eonstable.-
She had engaged the services Of Mr. |
y Coxs a law,Sr et great a~coteness who
vas n..n araossd at beiae retained by
a r.iert of SO n7vpi a character. !
The nrearauce of The r%risonpr dead
i, raeted BIZ the bows round the door,)
an1 tho resdips Of tie Indictment. es |
cit,d much ninth thronghout toe cour,
r,am bot these ~seiles all vanished
nm tho examination Of the Erst witness ,
FOR the prosecution. who testified 60
or,yasas on the female part Of bis fami |
l. On o,c>s and sbominabIe. that 8 zen. |
era, fTelIoe of Indignation rut every
fh;,s e tba Iudicrous to fight. The on /
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