Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-19


GOSSIP ABOUT A PRINCESS.
The FIR nch correspondent II tie Lon
don Cauis Journal dep 5 lie Princ IS q
Jeavile H $ me what different rolos 5 Il on
The pori.aiiure gwen BY lhe English sa
ihorl,es. and f*lases some aoss IS II ges
lsip g Dont tie eta &c NJ OF the b lie. whicl
w re a liz Z o te i've % re taac; til
lthanr a.. TIE fo hamg 5 j pail ol Tx
skei h ID hich vi hive s+f r4aee.
She IS liuir, sill. uneduee ted csea.
tnrf, era sefaI "a the Dtnasi 8ear.e, tuoy.
ani Nih haiti anil sprt, ana bot l,tie
laurd 70 such eiqu tge Is taat mhs b
sgas al lhr TulAeG es. em III ihst
Ism rily after her artiv she WAS lnsit. a
10 10 lie p riy at csrtsm round I hl,.
Were The Gu en- and uer ladies IA -.
lq9son dls) 81 night alirf niphi 5, telling
Imn'h, bm altering liile. She pore I
| P fpentiy or > ME time, oily xlIeSsi, q
itF arintss ~ sanasv AMI ufi-r peat. 4
yawninas; bit al hneih gu t. uaah'e 10
stand i a'y long,r, 5 e Jumped up from
fr chair, clapping hlr hands. ana skip
ping round lh- room, eud. d her volutians
Thy seating herself IN the fl and s.f sine
1 l}r lillian songs. TIE Que was horn
| it'd IT such q breach ff rluf, ana Ii e
i kug laughed heariily at Tia Cd Ia sd freak
81 HI i'te Prncess. Sire is Il rslsst love-
| ly Young CT aiurs, On tue. unsoi hisli
cated CHI ID q nature. Eg ryihlng here
IS new aad strange to Ter aad whenever
she IS unusually struck b. what she be-
holds, she exclaims alou1, "Ah, il my
brother and sister could but see this, ( OF
and bursts INTO tears al the rec lection &c
her early hume, aud distant LENS. She
VII doubt IS soon get sceuslomtd t. he
spaFaii ms, su,Ioard.d ami chrtished
as sleis by her W pnd distinguish d
relatives, and united to gallant rfiuce,
whose qualities Of mind are by no mems
'nleli 10 his personal advantages.
The marriage Of their Royal iIighnes.
SIS took place in rather IN unusual man
ner. ETIQUETTE tquires TINT an ambassa.
dor shou go aud make the proposal,
settle all the prelminari, Of the affair,
and finally marry he Princess BY proxy.
| he Prince de- Jonvlle kicked dreadfully
against such mode Of proceeding, and
no, only did be- object to marrying wo
man he lad nsve, seen. but he refused
point blank TO ellow any other mao to
marry his wife for him-anj there the
mater Stood, until the King compromised
matters by allowing The Prince de Join.
VILE to net IS umba>S DOR
Ills orders We're very POSITIVE; he was
to ask Tor the Princess hand, II she suited
his taste, and il accepted, was To have put
her end her ladies' on board one frgnte,
and escort her himself in his own vess !,
Belle Puule, back to France, where the
an7nage W S to he celebrated IN due
iolm. No so ner bad he seen her, than
she p'easel hin so wei, that lie became
deeply smltien with her charms, and re
solved even despite tie Kings orders 10
marry her forthwith, apd most conjugally
take her on hori his own v,ssel Once
out To sea he reflected on the lecture
winch awaited him at hpme: AMI by way
Of AVOID NJ It's FIRST guthrie k, inslesd IF
r,iuIning Immediately 10 France, he in
dulged himself by !, ngti n cruise, aud
turned deaf ear or rather, a II nd eye To
the telrgr aphlc signals to haslen his re-
torn, till at length tho King WIS obliged l.,
send out corvette 10 cali him back again
The sight Of i s eh rming daughter m
law, and the pentence Of the young sailor,
soon appeased his Maj4sty's anger, and
now - ail's well that ends welt.