The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-27 00:00:00

To rim EDITOR or rim STATESMAN. Sta,—ln reading the bistories of nations, we it. •tract slits astonishmerit at their wonderful rise, progress, and filial dissolution, and at the ensued chsrecters of mem oho oss:st In their udtanroment, userificiug all prints virus for the benefit of their fellow beings. We and, in early (knee, maokind founding tem ples to their florins', and rsi•ing such own almost to she rook of Deities. We find she Jess bad their Moser, the Greeks their SoLon and I.veynaus, the t:hisess their Cuserciv., she Persians s their Eas tman-la, the Romans a MINA PONPILItIs, and the English their Amman; all men of such 'salted rank sod virtue, that their names are spoken of with the highest degree of veseration at this distance of time, sad so doubt will continue, when monuments o f Mao bass mouldered into dust. Dot when we look at asthma In their progress to decline, we obwrse the low, sbandoned, and sopriscipled flatterer fill. leg the el the hosoorable arid Artemis, as is noticed ACITUS was lb. ease io the Costs of Ile Emperor no. la the latter periods of the Ro meo Empire, an 'Keenest lesson is giros of the dagger of steadies arrows by their orbissary con dad I. cheating ood dethroning their Emperors. ac cording to their wilt, which tended at last to pet a final period to the raisrenre of the Empire. It most he observed, If the Romans bad a Nun* POINPI azur, they bad also a TARQUIN sad a Nato. The overthrow of the Greek Empire, in the 15th moister', petunia a aselasehely pittors of the west of public virtue. The last Greek Emperor, PAtimeoGus found it ina. possible to pay the soldiers at Mrs defence of Con. atintineple ; the rich plooded poverty, or refused to advance money to seta their country from Min, on. Oil the victorious Tills bed planted their *laniards on the veils of the City ; their Emperor was troddeu to death in his ; the capital delivered op to the wilt of the merciless conquering frialternetans, and those searicioes men butchered or sent into slavery. fin the dinolitinti of this Empire contributed to disseminate kionnledge into the other pails of Ed. rem by the Sight of learned men from that ill. fated city while/ refute its every port of Evrepe.- 1w a few years after, free enquiry began in Germany, which afterwards was productive of material changes in the eharacteas of men, and tended to overthrow blind bigotry and seperititinn, anti men began to adapt • philosophical mode of thinking. in niudetn times the clouded horizon of Estop* began to assume a lamilion aspect, and the dense stroosphere of slavery to be broken thrnagh by the bright son of philosophy : whatever obirctiests airy be wide to the theological opinions of the Ishilosniihns of France, there can be bat one opinion as to their atom So far f emancipa , ing their countrymen from the batest state that ever degraded man, and in this Airiness esertiso they at ono time appeared-like. ly to be klly sattes.ful. The long reign of Locts XIV. a voluptuary, en der the guidance of rims, harlots, and low centring profligate Ministers, involved the nation In enormous eapences—•sprees only to be premed by the rest grinding and sesatioos methods. Ills courtiers Wet. pith arid dissolute, his subjects oppressed and de. graded ; the base 'pet-Oaths. 1101011111 to raise motley ender the ll•geocy of the Duke of OULLANO, showed the impnverished slate of the country. At the death of I.bnis could ony set be more abandoned aid creel than the plan laid by LAW, a Dative of Muth !Mimi°, so 'brewer Si this lime in France, I. ro► the Dation of bet treater., aid destroy her People by his famous, or retherinfasnoss, M' ' ipplscheme, holding out by false statements the guest profit to be gained by entering into his plans, sad sending ship foe& of deluded human beings to perish on the bees ing sands of South America, sad upheld in these schemes by the virtuous Government of France ; the Letires de Gotha, the severe and secret imp►ison ments, the Immense exactions, all leaded to bring things tea crisis. The weak reige of Louts XV. gave.. additional lopeloosity to the motion of this long...spewed newt, for at this time the nation possessed philosophers of the ins order—mew who saw with the deepest regret the degraded state of their country, lorded neer by the tweet cootraeptible of men, *hose profligacy hod led the nation ion the greatest *mho moots, which timid only he get over by a lb slional beak. Abet the year 1694 a work was published, whirls, I 'Wok. was called. 6 ' Me Dissolution of France Driounsitated,"' oiviog a particular oculist of the then opprea%ive taarition of the costar', s.d foretelling its effect.. The Woggles of Loots XV. With his Perlianieste i i •n their refusing to register his ',Musty edict., showed Ike nation was preparing for a straggle with bee oppressors. The King imprior Wei its Members added mew feel to the already kindled hews. In this state the nation sae faced at the accession of Loess XVI.; the commencement ache new reign of • Monarch, who appeared to passim the hews of bis People, seemed in set aside all onplosent feeling from the hopes of things becoming better. But the American war was the fatal mistake of the French Court : it arose 'rem the operation of the bad pas sions upon the minds of the King and his Ministers. In their enmity to England they forgot prudence, sod soot across the Atlantic on army of oppressed bet w•rat-heeried, brave men, corticiant'ed by well. informed officers, to assist In establishing Freedom in the Western Hemisphere—freedom which was not to be enjoyed in their awn country. In a few years after their return to France, the effects wets visible: they bed sten and felt the dignity of liberty in a tuition of conquering freemen: the events produced in France are unequalled in the histories of nations. A Monarchy overturned that had existed fourteen centuries; • Republic established in its stead, which by its errors OH also ouriereed by • successful sot- slier, oho commanded their armies, Safi again esta. bashed Uneaten, ; but who, atter twenty 'ears so. rumpled successes, lost his Cro el. and was sen t into perpetual banishment, or rather imprisonment, by his (*bloomy Ike sailed Sittieigns of Door, 11-It ttArrEgMAN many of 'bombed formed the closest alliance with him, and one had given him his slaughter in mar. dace!!! FURTHER CONTINUATION OF T 111: LF.TTI.It OF Tns Cousr Ds LAS GAVES to Sin 11. LOWE, ON TUT OBITTANCII ENDURED DT Tilt EMPEROR **TOULON A% sum.. AT LONGWOOD, IN TUC IpLASIO Of SAINT lIELEYA. Thrt restoration of the Bourbons we SWP well acquainted with; who, if they profit by the ntelso. choly event. they hurt been • itnesscs In, and in which they hare hail sn large a share, antlgorern Crane, by • liberal end just policy, nn doubt can he entertained of their continuing ll Soverri,pis of that costar,. 'the insertion of this in yust Paper will oblige your constant itaader, 4111::5, lilt. B. R. E. A 6E2411.1. lONT TO TM: GOUT. Re'moles. monger I .roar:e of life I)rrad 11, Arida of llell ! 1... brsr ihy eitertirgems '1 by pervecutioo fat Na longer, I irud , with impieas hog Ponote I tie Royal arts! Caninteounuite 'he pu4lic grief, 1 be mnlionat stare ! knew, Druaia dire, *ert thee eorapth'd lrf wori;il blood and brain% tiraieide then wooldst he bong, Ay ! bon aloft in chains! Nat rs i sluenhended ferberes, %int are-and-brlarinee jaw, Would date to pipe d es pet at Mast, The Ran Ures prjecely paw 1. • A Oliriglatiell iambs souli, Aad sweetens lon delay t The bell-hexed tramp, that " deg" At last " yin bare Ms day !" if glut rho, elm ts• bows gore, Inexorable Goat and 'ekes she hisroj The base plebeian bat ! A Bilbao web than aipbtit enjoy, Avg natbropopbastri I (1 he tholl. would tarn declare Mee sap !) And net a moo be rabid !!! Periwig, as el resre. dwelt ray, I lanthe slam'. view sod redo, And (like Ilse victims I adore) Lau', alootacli rolpr food !" Commenre the trial by et: ~,,, Asiti I'av to warght Imager. That thatilt prefer to any l'ess A 141 Atiliva Alajor ! Proceed midi cartiaa, and descend. Earl, mire gradaiime reatiairw. 7 ill Woe Swig prior'', We Irrv.t c WAS, And tatird GioliGT CAIIIIIII6 ! 1113 (4.OIIMICS 004 , 114glsody veins 'Moils Nod verb deter• blood. As Derr illy polate sour\'d us )et. Or 'rose, or 1314C1e the Snood. Tl,rt• *Ovular nn,. gracious Caul ! ' hll GLOIWIE lefiref 6i. brrsth ; 1 übe but •• log Int Tat ;" lot If■ Hsa iliestalsk bird ha Irts:b ! ! ! April %. J. F. OLD BAILEY. CHARGE OF lIIUROF.R. This at•sokie Jear.i.os mat h.. a Aw a y ,f altmleting Mars Aral aid... infaw. on the 50i.i..11.t Gale:, Oar Renders ..11 re, olleet that t►is arm wav sued 1.1.4 N. 14.104.. owl ewer fried .1 111.061Doslot r, Mr bb• lag isesashowd the /path »Immo bet (bite, M eolaseques. r of W. eivioi in the peer w.saawsws ILA the ewe of i. rime roabostibles. a kirk he droesitsrd as c.al. ►al •.hi.h pladr.l. Rua C..11111,001e Of she Aeatit .4 xe. va duvet.. The enli st she 'object a she peeve.. hub. 11161111 had havoi.heit isesely to. a...tos. tad MA. ti) the &way...salter by the Mrluwt timid...man of as. filles's weekhossie, died es. e acquiesce of the irpiry obe receteed. Mr. Jowl'? PANIC mowed up site evident". wad waxy hit diredsiw Ile Jarii tesarued a verdict ..f Gallo of Mvwxbissibter. The Letwited JuAte there were ware eiersehlwwws in aft raw that irweld ►►bier his to reserve a p. 4.1 for the opt rims of she Twelve Jody.. Ge.priLe Pike. it swing maw of d•reo lippersuswer, wa pit tw she bsr.. hatted with hotlitr di•p , sitil of owl pat away, no intr. a reorderfeti hank wf Emelaid Mote. perperiiwg so he .4 She salve ot AA. he well hoots we II to be forged, with mato to defraud s►e (i....erw.w ■. d e•.wsloway wf the Rapt .4 E.g laved.—Tblv rave es. ii.•d considerable lamest. it rwuequeaee of the pec Ise dexterity wish whir► the tramming* oft - 11 i-pp eared. that on the ?ti of Fekeary tam the Primmer Sent to the 0.411111 in home ..f Mr.r.. Woad and Phillips. real merchants, and i.rdend a elialdrent r•ralt.etaiine be oat asset by a Mr. Wiaius.. ulna wa, tenon tit i.e., and t Way at It Mr. Jrtrisnet, in Nrontitiomeet. Clerard.r ..d. and for whirl' he gave lie WI. tire. sal seeeive4 171 la. 61. is change. The Ps boner ass dressed is she iroonine ut :set-ani. and repreavied I.imerlf a. the ....ram rit the iirriene fat w be warted Orr lash. DO which, en .4411.'5. tamed •-•8 • 1..14 i• vatting be bad risdenwaneed e she...not ?rand .to • Bent. a conl-inetebutt.nt Cannon-um wkirr. bet he f..ilcill however girrredo.l le pa.iring nor to Mr. Moth bowie, .8 his *bar/. hear Blarbfrhhirt. The Preioner loaf,. in Pe•er—trrrt, Clerkenteli, had oat appretwarlel the 14. b ..r hive h. by .1140 Pa., the -Beer. be waled hit 04.1. r C. be William*. Several itervie. prayed the i lehirit ..t the itii...Ne s , met tie, were aever.illv etas. eaa.nsard by Mr.111t0D11•IfIL sobllllllllllMr. Abel teireral yriineiyea elm tee Pri•atior a g 0.11 r Mr. Jentire PA•IL sailed a the Pitoonr. (..r hi. dr:ewe. who the mime,. • n 1,4 ne nsi o saken of to ntii . primints.3 I *vv..' had a VW. ...le in Cy bail.• Mr. Jerel..• Pdnie r was r,e jolt-latest the evident?. and lie Jett 1,144.441 a r• r•iatt tor 0,1: %. The "thole nf t►w fey is aproprieted to the dirposal ef the OWL calm Thesrolvsoes§ of the ainiwpl to SlMMittel, M. de STOUIDZA, IS Derides, ii itleogrb declared to be entirety devoid of troth. 'the scones of.. desserts ince at Berlin is a:sn stated to In eqeally unfoanded. A Petition his been prespowd In the Chamber of Dnpusies its f. ,our of 60‘ti• Nees, almost all as tildes 60 years, dispersed over /fence, without aglow, without subsistesce, and witlnsit A letter fro• Leeds, of ilialt4tb test. set's, "There was very little bosioess down in rids*, of oar Cloth. bells today; and k i$ the universal cry of every one, that times so pregnant yids commercial distress were tiewer known." tali, in disbar'''. Fro■ this Ilse (*retarded only remised for es to wileess every cow insult with s species of stupid indifference. Bet we could Dot help asking, if these restrictions were published in F.erepe I for we enderatord yno made a toys. iffy of them+. Shoeld they invents@ known in the civilised world, end !hove ell reach the ear of DUBLIN TURATRICALL—We hen very sincere pleasure in stating, that " order" is really once more restored at Crow-street Theatre. The perform. Ince. priced off on Themdsy without the least inter ruption, and received appiasse whenever they de served it. Some Lvdies were present. for the first limp for several eights past. CRIMINAL COLIC.-The Petition of the inhabit. Intl of Leeds fur as, amelioration of the Nigel Laws, as unsnemously resolved epos, at s late Meeting at the Cosst.hrruse, has met with the mer.t general sup port. It is sobscribed by more thew 54X) names, sod those at.. nearly all persons of the first respectability. Net • breath of party spirit has been felt about is, and not ten persons amongst the whole, to whom it has been •offered, have disapproved of the measure. Letters sccompauying the Petitions are sent to Karl F I r&wtLLIAS and the two CORR' y Me*bers, request. ing their co-operation I. lbs object of the Peti tioners. • thous Sowervidnu, wi b whom, t nu •erced in the 6..1.1, whet would their opinions be?' Fnr our own ne endeavoured to stifle the reerilertion of them. taking all possible pains to prevent their reariii!. 4 the airiest personage, who was the elk.t rib* , or the., end h■d prohably reeiriowl totally ignorant t ir their optimum, said the moment to which 1 em al• lolling. In tl e mein time, the nomad.? rif erntinels were inereeveri at every lroint, anti t.tiik their illations nearer the heave. Dilchee were mottle anti paitaarlora thrown en •11 mind tt,• establishment ; as %Ise about the stables, which •ro not teeny yards f rim It. Two redoubts were mounted with cannon, &c., to • A ropy of Ilirre RlffriClinfli will be Amalfi Is the A pprividAs. It is prishthlr, Ilmt Sir lietwa 11.... e W.I. Mabel/e•".•••• of Melr ressliteni, i‘• ,weer r•nriewimiriar. l lu the rly "kw a' Liebili.od, vs*. Was e....enriewly snellpaibtr tof ei. rg 10 illor pribourri. say e•Oursioleo• rr eleeirlaui•• .t else trelflt• Uses I* wkirrlk lb,' bed bees sebyeeial by be tiriveraor... which the soldiers anti frtii.l..s.emplied to pr•rsr• I them. tire the ern•ilerinni of Fort Hodson, ao4f Fort Lowe. What 114110. e. r.sult of all thi.? '11). ; Emporor, !t: , I.ertt diszu•lrti rtnws !eking Ilia ege , the reilecerf to 4 fel, mired walks rough! rite trer.frois or ifttUtllle, 111.1 con - " TM inform titan of all written correspondence I Stenti r • end at 4111 ": •serl 41 " V• CntMin( in contact i with object., which ren-ii:•led Wm.!' hit fo•lern coo. had been preeptled by that of 'robed commotoication. dition, while it conveyed an aditti!no•l instill, at After three or Igor audiences, the Emperor revolved not In pep you egniu ; su .h i , we had ion longer y I bolero deeerminel to e•ot himself •p iu hi• room. pro%obly ate long wimps, bid mans of making •n application to you, and, its (pet, l athe " Y"° mist fully participated our ross ie t t a w i s h se , yr , o death. For Sur,' was the oplhin- entertained !•y the oe mote. TEis had no effect, however, in diminithino !I.•eulrY, gererel of whom a PPPPP 'hit Si •nold be he palatal conaorpie.te• of his being de!itried front the number of your occettomed vial!' ; but whenever ' 1 ea ap ared anion st es every roe shunt, " your 1 01 l ex.rrise. Whs. t this dal reported, you replied,aProsth ype g, and hastity sought his ciecureicribed asylum. that it was l'''"P'rr"..l own and you there leaving pee ins triumphant posses... o of the round fore felt yourself absolved from all !!lime. Ll.it it ,nsi which mightyoo (testify • serlution (hers forced spoil soy person. which stetroended our prison, !by csiliog it a deeire to die, can you ileiry the fact .1 called the oniliepsood wen, of your roomers! "It was while these even', were pine on, and your hating re n der ed Eirtirr"l'l ellren'slY ins" onrt e ble in each a state of things, 0..11 ti sestet alined from pVaal'''. Fri% is a (ti_htful teanotirl. • bility• however 6,0,1 y you 0113, fllt induced to tousle Kamp, with diapstrhes from y nor Grivernoosnt.— After receiving those, you, rime to Longwood, •c. ! is ! A " "'" disi"e'l to "° the sub. that (doting your ad. tompariled by a noinereeta tete% and desired to •ee , r ef ' Y"'' e"4 l 'l be ""fincerli the mloistratiots Itt least) the 1:t•I memoirs of such Emperor, order so mike g n u s " communies. • thin of • patekelsr noose to him. Oa obsetring"" as *ll O l I" inspire s"" fears, at 4 Hite a little ieuderuen even Irons Sir Madsen* the pomp, which marked your shit, and heating the merle of espeestion used in d siew we bad sin doubt bet the news roemandinge brought an inter. f"'"'" 1 " Baring cursorily pissed in review, Me petocipal l evities to which I was an eyw.wiensiss at Longwood, mast how' Men of the meat agreeable kind. Whe ther the Emperor thought otherwise, or that, in h;s let see cow ask you. 41r. what toold be the of eseimetion, the eater. of all these rapid and severe tiggroestions? or of ren- Mom com•not t icotions cu•!.l ' have no runt be on hint oho was a...v.va of ro.k. I during oar situation daily moth wretched? Tho tog them, he r.yrued tw sp. you. akya I high and important portion of soot duly, that of ?nu , n ffi s s era. en d gusrdiog the residence of the Emperor Napoleon in he consented to receive ott• of the Wood of M. Helena; is it not premien 11 ' hr same hear what you had to Sol'. What slid I.• rowmoiti- I I as it was when la. arrived here, and liken you land.. tale? Things the moston•-g•eraole, expressed in a sd? WA style the most eingracioq• ! I. ewe this flews, then,, "re "Se Want "ell creel and barbarous cried all of tie, that t•i:e ood. to Loot. stuied to de• changes? Iles the &tiger of 'seeps. increased' Ilsve Iller in person! What •• rOOld we its probabiliiies been multiplied? Bove yoe discover.. put on your vice? k: . ~• thought ed any plugs? Has any cortespondener been esti. - • differently if Oared • . te.;, .:.at •• .. the abs.e! Wished ? flare yoo resod oat swine clue ? tor can 5011 prodisq•O • single fact to justify g 0 marts creek, E— dispatches. an gas .• our declaration% a t h at we No ! and, it your .41 . 1 PC. ill sit .1J , S• ••.; • steroid sign thy f • „ La .l cure „ rmiewed at that of tonahatiog al, possible co.loc •• h•• first. It was that somethior ti had been ! occur, where was it to Ittip? Fir the I: ••• gained by imps*, log u. %kis fi f e i n , ~,r aw osiuin g ; death could alone embrace soil prevent the o •..• - - always t., . • i.'3 :il. In this mew, we be. Rut it is noto.oriette, and you will doubtless admit it,,' fact, that eller since our arrival the Me Gist came heeler ltio and it'woakl have been much to torn • and ont' . 9 act you tan brineforeald to palliate year so prodaie romplisove Ay threate•oinz es all out of it l's this was the orrnat i u conduct is that fur which I ant now bele, and its your moiled to by Four pre•roting a paper, which was I ha "' very : was, however, in vain to debate on the sub. remnant so oarin i•• style of espres.! " You might probably hate thought, that great don t discoveries would bate fullo•ed my arrest ; s oil per it Jett, the sine quo non was itiremantly present to nor i you Pia with what facility and calcines; I ants,:iim. your wishes. I hastened, without the least 'Mods. In ease ta 'refusal, we were -01 to he imme• ' ed all ' hesitation, to esteem my most mutt I.^' POs ter your diasely sent to the Cape, 'bus leaving the beloved and awed object of our privets col oar cares to perish inspectioto ; eve+, to eloo•e, which . my alone, and descend slice into the tomb! or, there.. thoughts anti actions day after day : yet hail there. fore, determined to sign the document without his ("'" an "lie opportunity of satisfying your s elf s° knowledge, satisfied that he would by no means sane., le the tr u th of my Peer'eding asr" , tion, that the tire lien asch enroatedio.", if nrertoao . Informed a our comstance alluded to is tile Arse, and only one of the intention. Our at..`ostarres weir 'l:erefere g i'en in kind, which has taken place; and you most now be the , deod of sighs,s, after 1 ,, ,e Emperor had retired.— .:.onsinced, that this act for which I have seffered every itidignity that can degrade or mortify the best Nor did we fail to rongr•oulate rorraelves on this Writensph over all persons! considerations. It se, fre!itiga tat oar nature, is absoletely unworthy of min. the triontple of faithful sower for the r Irtc.s• of beioic useful to h i m. comet . ..ore follows, at less: we had • eight In think so. God every impartial mays will epee in the opinion, that •t The new declarati. o vilsinted by fresh re- Illsclions°. You "ply cons. ler:Airy itimini.hed .ite trie characteristic bitterness, -costive irriesbiline, event of our farmer limits. A two:, upon *hid , the , at,,l personal hatred, stimulated ell you: measures, Emperor lased to take a 'after n"frO eserci•e ncri• and not the stern necessity of year politic dory. No 'homily, was thenreforth deni-d !!!'", on lice l'I•4 of mine is less disposed to prejoige therconloct of others his not being is••!y spell to make use of it. And you t'.ao mt self ; bed I know, that osectil actions mi. sole ester, the impletstions of an internal 1110Itlfer e a d d i . d p e n t j w s `a o h r a eo ll e m : l. : l ; a ri l , l ` r ' r , f o n o on iti ' is t s h p 4 , t it: ie and desire,( ti he rit e‘iru, l l mitt:rests itself In us, thoogh hidden ammag it. the military p..t• should Is. re. ,,,, ; ,„ the m•-letioes folds of Oils heart. Milgrim Into . Wished during the time ht wig not. • Here,' said we. I . "' "*", el'uninei it! perhaps the is menthe' inetince of nor keeper's disposition ir. result may excite a little wonder. You are cootie strike with one hand while Le @arils to soothe withtl.,. "tor t),t, in oar relations with othushers. other; bet sorely be cannot suppose we are the cl•pea a• " I , ` - e 'lle wrong aide of a que . tlon ; but th ic of such 'ballast •riofives. or do not see through their p an are moreand ,nor: Cledid S.lll just is , 'oar veto-fusions. People are r arely good judge premeditaled morn ?' 'to treat y. tar ifluaeriou. cap. rise to osoinhooy on this firen.ine., white yea a ,. in their own cause. Need I add, .they the trivet.. "wined , by vilblerfoges sue' as I lave menoioned, lislitY cod n.uiry of shies yoo on conldently to keep op •Ispeattanres with year C...einnent, and boss', is precisely !bit part of your character we are molt ietlined to doubt. You have. however. In th;e puttlir opostetts, *vs worthy a hip who li...it roc-arse her them tin toth•r. 1./tr rt. sod melt hive well respects " ade•niagt , rtO•f . SC It is on cur mem that your obsereations and replies are made. known the impostibility of re.wstabliski t og the pre', in SIUPSIIOII, jab at the they might by filisto t i. s let in wfost d set our meow' consist ? And how And pee were folly aware. that neither the Emperor, hole embarrassed most not those, who had to decide. 110 f ant of sit. attendants, st ()Uhl eves hsveloosked sou hrtereen both parties, find themselves. when we come to septette them l'h•nc.pr restrictions cool:wed of I forth i n 141 the °I" iimeliti i r of "Oh , w hile ran ,0rt,,,,, points, which acre mute or ton unpleasant • ',quails wrap' op in oly to. ry ? Watt mode litre ev• left. to each of es, who sebolitted to, or avoided their f l " this sae, in avoid thus consequence of your errors operation, according in the circumstances in whirl. • en d ? This rell,clion Codatiot fail In we were placed. Bat one of these deserves to he I "eh. your if they 'intik at ail. Bost are particularly „„,i o d ; " if re m 0r .. 0 ,„, per. stir induced tc have say ,elan( for justiee, fr it etinrcescary for me to imptess Its importaloce east the Ban teal Sir Hudson irme, it might well be doebied. You said oMciallr, ' That, shield the Emperor, in minds of i n ns", who may O n Som e Inhofe day be ta ttle coor.e of his walks about Loweismed, meet any deiced to advocate the molests of truth, a n d its•ert the versos, not immediately attached to the , h o e' s " of in s "la° , it, the Iwo great C . •" 111 S ir his conversation with them ought not to tweed the i your emitter/. • limits peso abed by the commies relator politeness !' at . The tilde we . kess i e of in" ideal and ist• Hut. were restiictions with • oeuguusol Aed So Oedipus are moth more ealeelateet to 'kernel w h o , wore they addressed? Oar niit n ooo p t e „ ' hi, then otherwise. Many of your espreseiam, though occasion were wet those of itolligiscion, for these had perfectly .itatilt• In prisecirle, were total!, headsets bees ezhaested for Busse lime, giving plarelo otberi, 'Mel whets; essesPsetd With your tondo of pas'tin'g which the undid and the liberal . 10111 have so them into peactical effect. Vole told me, fs* eiseepte, that tire mealy ut the Cinprror's pervert, and pre veutiou of guy coesinewiersion with MN. soarer h► pier own authority, being estehliginvi, yan imam spud/ to adopt whatever might tend to arnelinfa's oar bit usileu. t What cam he awe reasonable, said I. Hot tie sooner bid we entered Into detail, and aefinn, than )O0 would eddently hate been templed to catty Otiose mach farther, if pemble, than ynn dkal, in order to teeure the •bn• o f►teeiite objeett." • If. as •a•re :Issett. Gita:har had the haaatx of giving birth to r thic is lathier happry applied 1.. r Ihr pravvr held appetboirat I*.taded au 11. e Math eh Me Ibid. tcr b) patent, al !tack Srorpl au I It is said fliers is it Genoa a rein and slogsfar rs. •tince of talon's. A young girl. who, It 11 It a Sp.. hod gone rne•li • cosersejsf yawn Grin. g Seese'f top to the.stedy of philosophy; •od throw loo , nttos •Ilor. it. last October. sh• sat throb theses in philosophy, to the stionishooeot of the ad. ditto/8. Osi the 10th of Fobewory lint she rosioweid gligsgog proolla. sosissisissiog three other propos'. lions, in the boo*, of Aor lostro!tor, eM tlieniagie“ and priest, NATTA. .ate St. This young wow, is DPI A lilt CATosittoes ItAnrsKbt , bees at Satoh., in Ih valley of ch.:llle. ( 1 : 1) (~~ ~i l h i 1 ', t 1 1 i