Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

very interesting WORK, entitled A~sows y sSs "sss
Of George sAs 4 has just appeared il Londos, and has
excited intense interest, and much vitupsratron u"
truth however, the Of the censure heaPed upon
H. Lady Charlotte Bury, the novelist 10 It's autnsress.
The princess meneaed in the three following extracts
is the unfortunate Queen Caroline eonsort oil george
the 4h and the themselves, afford hne satire
royalty, and the happiness TO be looked Tor In that
state.
MARRIAGE WITH THE PRINCE or WALEs.-Thls
day dined KensRgten, petit commits no servants
but dumb writer's These dinners peculiarly agree
ablsnothing to impede the flow ct sosl
may be of the feast Of reason. The princess gave
long detailed of her marriage, ana the clrcum
stances which brought about. you KNOW was the
victim Of nammon; the Prince of Waes's debts must
be paid, and poor little rs person was the pretenee.
Parliament would supplies for the heir apparents
marriage the king would help his little help Pro-
estant princess must be found-they hxed upon the
princess cousin. To tell you Godstruth. Ia favore ex-
pressicn, always hated it but to obhge my father.
anything But the first moment | saw nay J'dr and
Lady = together, knew how II all was and lsaH
10 myself Oh very well took my parte, and so
ii would have been, if-bu oh, mine Cod she add
ed throwing up her head could be the slave Of man
/ love; but whom love not, and who did not
love me--irnpossibe-e'es autre chose One o the
civil things his royal hghness did gust at first was
TO find fault with my shoes and, as was very young
and lively in those days, told him 10 make me bet
ter pair, md bring them'io brought letters from
courts, and l tossed them him said There
that's to prove am not impostor Lady Oxford
observed, q Well. madam, il IS the surprising
thing n the world that the prince not desperately
IN love with your royal highness" Not at ALL,
she replied; in the first place, very few husbands
love their wives and | confess the moment one is
Obliged 10 marry any person, 1t is enough 10 render
them hateful. Had ] come over here as princess
with my father, q visit, Mr.. Pitt once wanted
my father have done, things might have been
very different; but what is done be undone."
A" What adeiighrul court should have now" said
one OF the party "if her royal highness queenp
never wish To be queen, replied the princess; the
queens mother is enough for me-" Her royal highness
usual talked of her situation, and other previous
life. Judge said she. what il is have drunk
en- husband on ones wedding day and one who passed
the greatest part of his bridanght under the CRATE
where he fell, and where left him. If anybody say
me at dis moment will you pass your lie again,
be killed. would choose death for you know, little
sooner or later, all die; but, to live life of
wre.chedness twice over-oh mine God, Well
time went on and de began TO be wild child
and all de wise people said so; but pted dem, fer
no more believed it dan any ting for long tme-at last
Charlotte was born WE'LL after lay in je vous
lure tbs true upon my honour, upon my sos tits
i received message through Lord Cholmondeley,
tell me never have de great honor Of inhabt-
ing de same roam wild my husband again. said. very
well; but, as my memory was short begged TO have
dis polite message in writing from him. had it, ana
vas free LEI, Carltonhouse, and went to Carlton
Oh how happy was-every body blamed me. but
never repented me of dis step. Oh mine God. what
have ssferedi Luckily, had spirit or should
yer have outived H." She said more, but / can
remember all she says Poor prncess she i'll
treated woman bat very wrong headed one. Had she
remained quietly Carlton house, and conducted her
sell with silent dignity how different might have been
her lot II IS true as her Privy purse, Miss HI,
once told person of my she insult
ed whilst there, that every Bit n furniture taken
Of tie she dned in excep, shabby chairs and
he pearl bracelets which had been given her by the
prince. taken from her decorate the arms of
which arises from principle, and that which mere
the offspring OF daring spirit she would have sat
at the storm, and weathered il.
CosJuGAL AFFEcTIoS-I received note from her
oyal highness; the following is curious extract
rom IL.
The only astonishing news ] offer you is, that
he regent is dangerously i'll still sanguine
enough fAuer myself that the period TO all my
troubles and msfortnnesis yet come-yet hope
for the best.-Ever yours, G. p"
EFFIoY OF GEORGE Iv.-Lady - told me the old
Duran (Sspio and His wife with the princess the
whole day. that dinner she cried and look ed very ILL.,
said she had been all night and seemed really suffer.
ing. After dinner. her royal hghsess made a
igure usual and gave anable addition of large
horns thea took three piHs OF her garment and
and melt the fire. IL IL melancholy
o have to do with this. could have died Of laughing.
Lady says the princess INDUCES in this amusement
whenever there strangers table and she thinks
royal hghness really has superstitious beieft that
destroying this egy Of her husband will bring pass
he destruction Of his royal person. What silly piece
,f spite! Yet 10 Impossible to laugh when
i deae.
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