Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-14

thought ascns itself upon you That he - an unhap-
py man. | never in my life being of more
CHASTITY appearance, not drop of blood seems TO he
IN his vens and he is cmaciated to n skeleton. But
ferocty not the character of his features and you
cannot help plying the seeming wretch before you
During the time he played his face changed its
hue varied from its deadly calmness which have
often observed IN other performers when they
mated by their own play. Only tn most unboun-
ded laundering applause brought smile into his
countenancC"
WILLIAM THE Urn Tho Duke Of Clarence,
now Sovereign OF Grea, Britain, was born els, Au-
gust. l765 lie married | 18th July, 1918, the Pnn-
cess Adelaide Louisa Theresa Caroline Amelia, ell
dest daughter OF the late and sister Of the regnng,
Duke OF Sake Merrnge. he being then in his SD
year, and the princess in her Goth The issue OF the
marriage was, the princess Charlotte Augusta, who
was born ind died March 81, 1919; and the princess
Elizabeth Georgiana Adelpndo, born ioth December,
1890, and who dlod ith March, IN the following year.
The Earl OF Enrol, the Hon John Erskne Kennedy,
sscond son of tn" Earl Casslllis Mr.. Philip Sydney,
the member for Eye, aud only OF Sir James
Sydney, Bart) ard Lieut.. Col. Charles FoX OF the
35th Regiment Of Foot, stand IN the relation OF sons
in law TO his Majesty; having married the Misses
Elizabeth, Augusta. Sophia and May FtzclarenCc,
hls daughters by Mrs Jordan. Colonel FtzcIarencc,
OF the 9Th Fuzillers married. IN 1921 Lady Augusta
Boyle, daughter of the Ea'l OF Glasgow; and Colo
nel George Fnzcarence son in law to the Earl of
Egermount. Captain Adoiphus FitZclsfeDce, K. n.
aud the Reverend Augustus Fuzclarcnce, Rector Of
Maple. Durham, are unmorred.-COn .dGc
W. have receN ed Interesting letters from Smyrna,
dated 3Oth April The greatest dIscord prevailed
among the Greeks, and at EglEa Capo dIstrIas had
been IN personal danger The people of Samos were
in despair at not beng included within the bounda-
riEs Of the Greek monarchy which the Sublime Porte
has recognized according to the last protocol OF the
Allied Powers. They tall again under the Turkish
yoke Their case is, indeed, one Of cXrcmo hard
ship considering their efforts and sufitrngs during
the struggle for Independence Il is stated that the
Roum",Iots-who were deemed the best troops of
Ggeece-have torrsed the determination Ia BE- free at
all events Turkish bsrbausn and superstition have
destroyed most OF the valuable monuments If ancient
art al Salnus. recent vs.tcr 10 thu island writes
10 that the pIctur" OF desoa"n Is dreadful. Que
OF our correspondents says-'The mos eX'raurdina.
~ modern antiquity winch met with at Samos, is
family of which the father r"putvd 20 be s. years
OF age. the mother l52, one son 10, and the 9th
or lO5,--'l hearty and hardy looking people, work
ing in the fields yet" The island has afforded SOM
eXiraortnnry Instances Of longevity, but this OF
.lIethuyeiahs would be tho most remarkable, rthe
ages we're correctly reported to the traveller. The
stories abo.; pitRciCs IN the Archipelago .!ero III
4 great part un!ounded They occasioned "a STIR
among the various squQdrons at Smyrna. 1t is. how
ever, thought advisable always TO have cru!Zers IN
that quarcr,--owng to the condition and habits of
the Greeks, and the disorders which their pre-
sent t!scontcnt5 may produce -.ftlt. Gas.