Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04
Ertrdets from the last English papers.
MYSIEHIDIS AFFAIR


The pubic mud has been diverted in n elirht
degree isom ths 'naia question, by same disclo-
sures ikaly 20 promote the cause OF liberty by
dsorcditing the leader of the anti. Cath iies, tho
Duke of Cumberland. A Captain Garth tho
repniod son al an illustrous Priucess, is said 10
be IA possession Of letters of his mother contain
ing accusations of the most repulsve kind n.
galnsi the Royal Duke. Tue London Times OF
the lfih, In reply 10 correspondent upon this
matter. says
Does he know any thing OF another letter.
wilton 10 his mistress by lily weak headed
man on whom II is The fashion now 10 heap
the most dbguating pcnegyriGs. only becpuso
he blnndered out something against Catholic q.
Emancipation. which @a5 made up into speech
Tor him. and has been subsequently Trimmed aud
glazrd ifG. knows 1othing nj that letter, wn
do Bni again we say. we only wish for the
tranquil settlement Of tho Catholic question
aud The future welfare OF The county. Our
pity is most unfo,gnedly bestowed wher6 sixH
is due. andto the extent THAI IL is due but N
impossible thai nay one laboting under the i'm.
puaipns that are now in circulation, should bo
iamely suffered 10 take a leading part in ihwaft-
my the councils ola responsible AdministIa.
ton, or IN directing tho national concerns nf IA
Christian people.
Again the Times sa,s-
There IL one person who, we trust, will vel
listen 10 our warning. We know ihis movement
We hive clue 10 all his intrigues
We know all-pasi. long past,
as well as present. The whole affair with iis
body of regards will doubtless come before
Parliament. The only thing that restrnins ,,s
is, eompossion for he unhappy vie,im. Bu' ius.
iice, virtue outraged nature musi be pindieoisdi
Why does h. prs's upon our forbearance Why
forfeit the mercy, the generous mercy, we have
offered him"
The Globe says" Tho rumors in themselves
are horrible"
From he Times.
A portion of the mysterious affair, 10 which
such frequent illusions have been made. has,
Al length, come out. This portion t, but a sma
one, indeed. ofthe whole. "a an affidavit made
tas the ground ofan injunction from the Court
OF CbanceTy) by Captain Garth. The demon.
cut GARTH herein swears. thai Sir Hcibert
Taylor had agreed tas the agent, no donb, of
s0me more important person) 10 pau Gnrihs
debts, and settle on HIM an annuity for life Of
three thousand pounds year, AS u recomlense
Tor the Mysterious contents OF a certain box
The bar gain was closed Hnd the box was 10 be
deposited, with its contents nj Messrs Paul's
the bankers. under the several seals Of Sir Her
he Taylor Ms the agent Of The unknown per-
sonage, aud Of Mr. Charles Moloy Westmaeot,
as Garih's agent, ,ill the proper securities for
tue 'on"e sum, aho 'hh payment fthe annuity
could be gotready Garth having relinqnished
the box, no round sum has been advanced, AND
no securities for the annuity have been prepared
The object OF Gartl's dIfidavit, therefore ORR
sinatiug in suspicion of his quopdaia friend
Wesunacous faith, IL To prevent him frum 20.
ing with Sir Herbert 10 the bankers, and claim
ing die boz before the stipulated price has been
paid TO Garth I! This deponent further saith
that he believes thu said Charles Molloy West.
mscou intends to JOIN with the said Sir Herbert
Taylor in demanding the said contents and in
preventing ,he deponen! from rcgaining pos
session OF it, or OF The stipulated equivalent for
~"
From The Morning Journal.
The question which will in The Art place, he
ma turaly asked, and which we ate now com
PEELED by sense OF duty TO answer is-who
Is Captain Garth Ito WHOM else than Generoi