Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-03
fCorr.xuUOdence oftha Portland Advertiser. ]
THINGs IN LONDON. JuLY. yess.


vent in the Hay Market Theatre, not 90 1
much 10 see the QuseD, who was IL be there' |
~ to see in what plannef a Queen was re-
ceiVed, and how things were done. she came !
.. I'M slaie,' as Il H. called, by. apriyate door.
attended by Outsiders, four hOttnen 10 gor.
xeousS livcey. a c0achn1au 10 y wig aud WAS
received ut q private duoe by a, company Of
guards. By the way, sOldiers stterd all the
theatres. and act as sentinris. She and her
!. maid OF honor" with tive gentlemen---.'''n
be Lords mean, fir Lord j. not gen-
4iernan here!! Il VI ould BE- vulgar to call him
so--yyent into n private box in the second
row OF boxes, and this private box was neg!
TO the stage. The Orchestfe strnckup = God
save the King"-the snlullitpds shouteds not
g1ry hear,ily-and the Qnee1o bowed very
graciously--,-or AZ the, newspapers 'haye H.
s.fIer Majesty graciOusly cOpdescendsd TO
acknowledgc,. &c. &c, BY and by the Dutch
sesses Of Cambridge and Tot SAKE Weimer
came. Queens aud Dutchesses look very
much like other people, as the Dutchess Of
Sake Weimer was far from being pretty.
Ike the looks Of the Queen She looks spirs
tied, and as IL she had goed share Of intel
leet--and rather think this is necessary |; for
according, to all accounts the King 10, mot SO
bright al he mighI be-, For though "by the
grace Y HOd," he has been made a King,
much intellect was not mingled with the
grace. Ifit be not treason, will sag. HE looks
very stupid, and probably is SO; but will
not sag 80 I'LL I get back to America. The
Quoen was neatly and elegaa,fy dressed. but
qaite simply. Our fue ladies put ON ten rib.
bone to her one. Indeed. none Of the boxes
exhibit near so much dress % our boxes d.;
ON great eccasfons. Some Of the Arst fami.
YES 10 L1oaden were out TO see Tie Queen
Ssd bow plain were thsit dresses Compared
r rs ours; aad yet It does not cost so much
,oS a iady in the old world. where they man
ufaciure an the Gne thisgs, az It does 10 the
new, where we import them. but the nne
ladies' here manage, pesesiheiess. 10 Keep up
distincfion between themselves ana inelr
j,ndesIings; for here . mistress will not allow
her servant 70 have ,parasq), nor TO wear
silka--for they cost so little shas tsne could
scl;.se the fne lady! Now the inability 10
NAV This little tyranny in the United States
creates a world Of trouble among my fair
country " women. rs not this the reason why
We have 90 many fashions and change dresses
90 often3 I know that the eye that only re-
cards dress, win be often puzzled with US, on
4 Sabbath, 10 Distinguish THE lady isom the
laTly,s waiting maid and is It not this sad
eonfusiou of aOunces that makes them 50 OF.
ten Indignant at yulgar a1dacity By the
,Vav. every body should dress as he. she, OF
Il chooses. in such country as ours, t0lI0w-
ing no, European fashions, as they are almost
always Invented on this side OF the wafer. to
conceal soms deformity; and then ne man
ner would soon let one know who ana what
the other 10. -
But to return. The Queen went home
shen the play was about two-thifds over
mtna ns,fH AOpaR
fusion this q the high and low How Strange
the spectacle 20 the eye OF 1 republican, u 10
was reared 10 republican country, Is that oil
crowded theatre, where all ass watching
earnestly at every turp Of the play. every
movement of0ne woman only. distinguished
in nothing but that she is. Queen, Alas !
John, Bull will, fear, Il he ever, sees any Of
my lucubratiohs, think that Fam very green
in the wayssof the world but cannot help
u. These things look AZ oddly to me, as Our
New Years IeYees at the President house do
- him. do hot understand how one man
crtwOnan i born to be- better than another!
andto have . higher rank as long az she, orhe
lives. with lhe power 10 iransfer ii to his, or
her children. That one man can make him
self better than spsther, 4 can very readily
understand. Indeed. would not live 10 this
London. unless ! were the KiDg--for 40 man
has any objection TO having power the PEG
pie who surrender more than IL necessary Of
u are the only doits-or ut least ROfhschiid,
y lth money enough to drive eight horses MI
hreast. and put half Of London 10 satin and
lace. wits gold fringess for livery; for 10,
hava rank "by the grace If God, q OF, money,
enough 70 sase il as you please. IL necessary ia
lhis strsnge strlciure Of society whore no.
nan = born i'm a. good 2 condition Of life as
acme Other--the King except-and where ID |
be any thing. without Infinite difficulties, YOU
iHrst be BDRN 70 Be II. sImust tell you. John
Bull, Il isa very c::.::::!"rsabie thing toesaae
INTO this world, feeling that 10 our own ye;:aas !
'!lns, Sas mach ssn9ble blood" ~ ia these of
The Arst man in the goserpment. There il
10 fret and irritation then about society all
,ne's life, This odd structure Of your sscis7,|
y. Is the reason why so many OF you commit
Iuicide. II Il horrid TO feel al ones days,
hst the doit was BORN 20 be, ia spite oF eve
y thing Duke. an EaSl. or 20, and that you
must ever be plOddihg under him. z TUIgetl
id Of the reflection, you shoot yourselves by
,Qaadrons. Is il mot so, John a. Come, hold
,p your head, and answer TO- brother Jona-
han. 4sv Viii 5affsft3 xf,sad N eta,.a. Ys.gstuIl
! !" A cat a saya tthe Proyerb, lin il I? "mayl
gaxe upon the King" and therefore, cOnClu,l
1ipg that stray Republican, might be allow. u
u this iiberty--it costing little too mASar al I
4 form and fuss to be presented
L Court, and Mr.. Vail having hid hint as I |
lave been told, though lido not know. nor
wen him as yet. though my good friends In