Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-17

eio Iouid nave nnde interesting uowc6 c,uI,,,,,l.
IN the same monotounus strain; sb, ala, 90. ,,,r, =
turn on two points, first, her own person s,l ,,.,
andsocond her enemies whom ? r cons, ,,,Iy .i,,,,
Cd Her details led the to believe ,Lai sbr n,ocur.,
her information from servants. She used TO decl,ip
iuriously agaln,l Mcsdames Coffin. and De St,,l
whom sue hated eqnsy-shc won ID then revert T.,
h'r manuscripts her paintings. her embroidery, and
ABOVE all, her harp From this tuck she v;ouId
never str-tfy 10 speak pol,tlce the fine arts Il,
cra'ure she br"ughl 1T back hCrsclf-alv;av, bc-
sell. llsr eight volumes of Memoirs, is a romance
IN Which you can recognize neither facts nr persoD
she places you different world from ,hot ~ ,h,,
she actually lived She represents herself n, dryr,.
Ter adorers TO despair; many fed from, nor s,cic,,
Others went Maidstone even died, And vot ro
collect having seen them all, not in genoras yer. sal
oul rather gay, and none were killed uy the
OF her virtue"
vi Madaino de Stael, the Peer speaks IN the most
exalted terms-Jeautiiul, shining alike every where
and IN every thing, spccuNIing profoundly Oh the
most obs ruse subjects, cpqucntl, and raylv ON
tho most trivial beloved OF all cxcep, the snv,ous
lie proceeds: The exalted spccu atoms Of oenlus
possessed very poweriu attractions tor her hu, NOT
witSstandng, sho could descend TO the Garth when
1t was necessary to think about the fashions winch
were In her eyes important concern; and she spok.
on them with as much gtavty and interest as other
women heard III one instance, discuss tbc
shape 40 be given to tur6an with Il warmth md o.
oQucncc that contoundcd me: The mlliuer nj yvhoso
shop We were, confident III her cxpercncr ami s.,I
anu carenl for her reputation could not yield to the
wishes OF the Baroncss-nevcrtheless the iattor
Wished to convince her, and for that purpose Dor
rowed from her genus OF those cmpassoned
movements which familiar TO her: she
became SO eloquent and persuasive that tho over
powered mhner exclaimed, Am madam, Won con,
pei me to yield to you, but the less true that
In dong SO make sacrifice of good taste"
vi the father he speaks much less fIvoraby than OF
thu daughter Neckar no says, chad all the Lliic-
ne'ses OF person Of medIoCrty VINO AIMS al clcva-
ton lie was blinded by excessive vanity which
the eSravagan, praises Of the daughter seem 10 have
greatly aided IN pompcring. To him Is ascribcd the
call OF the States General, and the double Reprc-
sentatlon IN the Tiers Etut-not from patriotism but
TO revenge bmSrif on the Queen aud ucr party
vi The C leo-atcd Nirrn4u-.nc rsiDundn.- force
OF whose coqu'ncc Is wrnou' any paraIlcl-as vi
cious great-tht>Pccr OF France sketches n burn
ing picture.
"'Pherc was nothing in Mirabcau like VIVA; Won
meet with IN ordinary men: his was a soul by itself
as potent for evil as for good incapable of doing Ct
Their by halves: he hbcr Ine-coud he be O.
therwlse' ii fire that circulate IN his VEINS -
lie had no idea OF the value of money; his spirit was
that which inspired the great men of Sparta or of
Rome and his physical habi,s those OF the most
elemnatc Sybante; he took delight IN the refine
nents Of dress; no loved perfumes and nc could not 20
aioot; carriage was Indispensable To HIM: in word
under the garb OF Courier, he concealed the supe-
monty OF q great Statesman H. sounnt ulorv
though it was o"ly sound. He wrote With great
abltIty--but his eloquence had much higher raach-
IL drew after lit overturned all obstacles. Yet bv
n contrast which is common than supposed
he vas not the same man IN the world, that he was
IN tire tribune; here he vehement. fiery bitter
Irasciblc; there he soft DESTROYS of plea sing DO
lite, yielding; and this diff renee so striking that
even his intimate friend, always astonshed at
it,"
When the three orders met together in royal Sos
sion on the 23d juno. and tas King addressed
them, concluding with II command you, gcnlcmcn,
to separate immediately, and return Tomorrow, each
to the Hall appropriated to his order there take
your seats: and I order The Grand Master of Ccre-
monies to prepare your accordingy;" tho Clcr-
gy and Nobcsse immediately adjourned but the tiers
eiat remained compact and mmovabc The Mar
Quis dc DreuE BreEe Grand Master of Cerc monies
a man Of moderate birth and more moderate under
standing, advanced towards Badly, the President,
with a burlcsque kind Of dignity, and sal to him
replied Bailey and am gong o take ,ncm into
consideration, with the National Assembly,. This
answer was no, satisfactory. D, B-cz, exhibited
some discomfort, when he lmpctuous MIraboru, VIC
latng order, addressed INN in voice OF thunder
Yes, sir, have heard the Intentions which
huVo boon suggested to the King: but y2y hnv.
here neither voice nor place, right 10 speak:
you are not authorized to rcmind rs OF ms address
SLAVE, go and toll your master that arc here by
the will of the people, and that will not depart
except at tn" point of the b0yorct."
"ThG words must have been heard io conccIvc 'Lc
etic they produced. think sec the Grand Mas
ter Of Ceremonies, pslc down, s,rcaring great
drops neither knowing whether 10 sit, stand W walk.
he remained during QUO or two minutes rs # cnchau
ted aud he finally staggered oul like drunken man,
followed by his rscort, as himself Never
had tho ear of n courtcr heard such words for this
violent reply which contained the very spirit Of R.vo
Jniou, was very far removed from the hitherto hum
bic forms ofParlIamnnia'y resistance" when Low
is hoard Of this, he merely remarked. We'll # .ho
gentlemen leave the Hotel LET ihCrn