The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-01 00:00:00

- . , ..T -- ______ ,-- , zwr rfaiit. - / / ' iv j 9 4 see - ... f .. i '' . : •IM ~. . # , _ • i.:. .. 44, ,e • • .' . . I.' ;-, 71- ..„ • .I: 4 . r. - r'.% • •It• . C g r ii 4111iIi.om (I St ette•Stneytile. 14 ;a 4- . ...~ V„ 1136. LONDON, TUESDAY, J FINE 1, 1819. Pl4l l l er gh tide fr whim( Aa n sfri e n iv& de:2,Welei, anti ef i riney et/efi 01 Me, 4#40 NAST IN'DIAWOUNE. 112,2 t. 1813. measures of the Dittman be oy some 1y and loftiest. periwigs It 11 passible I whom they are approriftd es ertmo. lima. Although the weordeet nf she be dlatiaaard frii9urntly if the Aedit.niflce may fo►m a subject in °Mehl circles, we rrprobate your 'a injediclnes, if not aniiirbistreet. de. lag the core Wore the world- A Tsi• 'posed 4o condemn 'Ran to invratigoor, talc are irritated at the heavy *spews. 'giber/int has lately entailed oo th► Ire intligtsent at the Auditors having service aaeqeste to the sums which rt starerly an Individual nn the Mulls at a salary of 901. per 111111110. lobo t►e last few yeeve,hwre mulct er TIE LONDON ENGINSIDII6 rsAlt YACHT. Cipta4 U. fres Mr Ow Tomer every SiTtIaDAY sof kr MARGATE, it Ririe e•Cla.k lb& awl refers. (mg, skew. every MONUILT at doe souse %der. L-41ARGAtE / 4 ' 1 r lb. Ot) ifmskfored poet; I fi t i . e l " s / 3 .,,E l =lr icti. God others In THUILSWAT I an 'sport simian may inela4/ZI ; OW MIMI the stair. of * iiire4 • tonvorsotioo .Fretted is be Ili ter.speorient's sin beiwilnit ilbeno• qt, el more distil • ; wad Nit. age the Pohl tg *nettled , * th this esishl rorees v.aree. NAY. (irwoman* try, and arm s•rreeeri s foretoil nn it tellflllllo. 4CIIOOI, day, Jew 10. Ylfr 16 There is not LoolesTeorege. blieboariot, .••• miebin ' I .0., E.g. wed perhaps GT m . ter) injvrowss to tis isematiusd prd•r.t s irrnubrlr u. the soutledlstrims. • • A UOMIJIICIII; Mar -- &cravats trot* treolifort say, that do, Cientits:. of Serweiters ((he itn.Q•eess ♦f Spain). oho introdvd to 114.1 list "110;1 trine to join her hothead in Nurth Am•rlev, hid list U. !Pith nor effects from Paris, bosom •it► so many dilicul. sits, t►at sht bow determined to defer her temp till the spring of 1320. rrOge COURT 14' DIRECMRS of eh re,Trrrn (1)%1P .4 Nl' of strfccninTri of ENG .4 t NO. Merkel; f lathe &Si Wen. debar'', OW • 1441 AG. -so fell COW. vitae toPf Coompaap loin to MY at their li. ty brelrothrli-Orrel, a. if'veininihis. Ms !A Jame sent. ' e ••-1 E'es: 0rT1,41. in 11r Parroooa Instal Siz 1. tea Earatag, it trte &sky of the router otetottonotit Proprietary:— JOH% lINJIR . HARJURINNSIKS J. THORNMIL G. A. ROBINSON CH As OMAN.? N. ARTF:I.L • JOHN Jtelifol o tt4 KI.PHINATONR J. lIARIBLA R. (7 PLOWn; N H DRAY STANIAT CLARKE I mottsk para. 0. !WKS* INN ' P. 'MOWN • A IJA . DialaTON • J A 0111 AMR RIM J O HN 121v4 , R. EUiell lAA DAVID to hallo: so (he Athletes mains, lb.— " Tao a a. , efi.ful. e v il t• Um. Raper* IN).000. be P ied 1. Mr ' _ _ lessilk web Pakea:er, Peer Mos 11 years et age, mad Sarcasms 101. emit. I.l4ies aml Gnatsarea are marsis'al vise r beard al Ines a atwitter beta,'" . AU meanwhile.. be lends to 111 r. 11/ lower Thaset-orret. career el 13 , 461kikri eviler. Pier. klars..etr. The Parket I. peapr:le I by iw. . • 16 •41001 k• *MS ripper irsteriMil 41.1124 4 Ot4 a- A. t - MEIttAIIANT TAYLORS' Nel IT& Vf.R3A Y 1/11141111. Tbsisilay. 11.1 . 1 •04 Vow Er tily el Lodes. -IL - Unwed t Esq. J.. 1.• %%oodr"ge. F i g. Tlrkel Feflein. Cnilhu .. use or ten per mot. on his income, so ►igW Is the discipline established by the Chairmen on those le the Office, obeli labour Is methinks!. This 110 gorit y his many selatery effects; by distressing she lower class of persons, it prevents their acquir ing those comforts or life to which they hive so Inelensions from their political connexionr, w bilst it enables the Games to be profusely indalg•nt to ohm who are coonigted to his by friendship, o► who aro of that station In political life which voliflrs a wen to bold his ni eIeI situation without sweessity of welter application In besineis. Thew 10•• ,iseeimeest Are ithralrele rf Senprir• by Leo Rewired Goren.- . rem, iii the pp , 11124 and that sr h motel k mirk feu& the tyribiteresaMi* b •f Mt Hormirebk Company." (IN Fijilay. Ow 24.1 of May. rho I..tro r y fi n ish. ed Drawly' shy, (as wand) EATON gra. in hock AGAIN !—The Tirkrt. N. 511,. n Prise .f TN:I THOU SAND POUNDS, •44.1i1l sold In itic Public, at No. 2, Ciao hill. . _ Cooks gal hirers relating to she rpm of Yr. iii/Damon, .oiro oppowiliPlftrortiollif ProprPlord, at fhb Mow. JOSEPH Dill Snnhry. Tickes red Shwa far she New Lnuerr.vn he drive she 14th of JUNK, reeißioinit Ton Maine, 41U,Itt), and YAM liminess WORM, .re no* on Pale. 4u. rrEaumo MONEY! • ' •- • NO STOCK PRIZES!! T DiSII. • f thu OW &sin iisileryosikwii. 4. . C sod S. Cherlog.eross. Limner. resl'esfelli t 1 sit hit desert Wink.. 1. lis Wit Friend*. she Pabior. for 4140, Obiessa pc.sconnei" Wie.inie Lowery. and begs to sebum Wilsnos Sinw Lauer.. whirh eowsks TWO GRAND PRIZES OF ZIJ OW MONEY. Allheath the umber of Twkeis we fewer than mu Wine, 001 ever reriiieed Web Prim. . The whale "HI he &rims Is. Ow Os*. win. MIDSUMMER DST, JUNK 'I4. ••• 4 1SH's Olires en isir , riabh r.essiiievens for good for elm". bin more panh shirty lien t SAM Friars ferns pm; of she Schein's; as tie talus** brilhesi List will shim e -1.406..... , •4:111.1100 5.U.5 410.000 'LIST • on 6.437 lo.r _ _- WOO AU Mda.e.►ia ire Public Fusds transarted atilt Ildefity sad dlop , telt. RECOLLNCT, in she last rent, et EVTON 5..!4 LEA, it Prose ost TW F.N TY THOUPAN I) POUNDS, in Ten SSares, ales ossrerses ANII. MOO. *e. Rt. lees no 11;e iOWIr salaries your Correepondael is pleased to all paltry savings, but tee are enable, we most cookie, to sppreciate tha inattniticenca of Ms Hem le times of public poseriy no taring ought to be considered as paltry. We highly esteem a wee elm cats dies striae front the destitute a few 'billings for the public purse. TN, ay 'Fri pahlisifo, Oft Yd. 8,.. price 109. boar4s, 08SERVATH)N9 on tie PHILOSOPHY of CRIMINAL JURIAPIIVDENt• I: 8 hews Ito lveui ;ratios j die Prisriples nerramr % 1.. he I,pl is r Wis darts. life Revhies of the Peri Code; ski; Itesi.iiks w Peasiesilsry POND/. By J. E. BICHLSO. 01 be Niskite Temple, Esq. F.L. 4 1 awed for R. illsourr. sticerw.r 1.. %tr. JohOMR. Ne. 73. 114 - Peel's Cherell-vord I J. tialrh.m. 190, Plermlilly; Wa lk* Phi 1a.% Ge.sres.-,astt, Losubar.t...trret g .ad Jain and *fiber Ares, C. reboil. 1.1114, % L i al 16,623 SiLitta 3.111111 30.000, 4.511 • OP 0 I 511,00 :04.11X1 4,7011 :.CO,S I All 14 Id andhearri be DIM. beim sine Mao MU the A 30,000 Prier. Aar Moe ever heat Ticket. and Vat,. an mita, er 1118 H% 01111 get. 4, Coratal, tad 9. fb snag-curs. L... 6• 1 ea/ by bit Alma is ihe c.astry. IM PItESSED wish • just and bawl., wan of lb* 1 calm/abort remits art lac fru= the hejadiriaa. ttaitsrat ref a trnala Naha% , ronweeted in a waiter wet. well lawn la nitrite eaawatat, ea hen entailing as its anhappy victim • sears of diet e-tios and attain& inapportal.l* I.lltrtias, Dr. itA ny rr. rr tub, cab the at•ention of thwe toteretwed, hi. petiolate gad &yea stibad of cure, nutlike the ad• irrril.lep empiric Obr day. a the equal% crisol.a radial elbow 't who h. I 1 eh, ward of prow., to .he ear ad beak ikw Mr hope." Us. Nat/moll ant prerese la pled. l ife! attires bet *Mir ao Isom aid. me. shoed lertkal and unreal sill. eau be applied. be rembee reveal., ppbeffe, and it. rasaneat rieitwatia; bask/ made "eery 'prefer etbypielffie a1fe.11.41„ cad It. eari..er Irate .fiets. eft. Ile primary *Neal of his pritataltatal oladier, sad Whig lost.rril by she trakeadeat success • bleb has atignepopleal mode of trenatew daring lac COWSr of a lagged belearloor peat-. La so enabled Ho offer. wish 16.11111..1 tea/deem. pre. frefisse et sure for 1M.41 Aep.rel rod eseeereffieg. losmarsble lb.t .are. PS be addeetql illsattative of th e H ipecaceily of dtedo's yew, sb eb bas hers Land to prevail, ryes where cabinets me.l retained by public hationtiaw, has bora em, lasi Is &Nisi. •to Mose coa•sol .tort odium. De. hate% will lw fined rattails fistseste the oiamborsai at.. diehihtaa elletalea the Mara ceinstlistioa. akirkeebuu let, a d, If sat tinily awrimed, fteopteallt reader eseefory .b• weir principal of esissesce. Yrwa skis dessiatiag wide of s. ashy cadaeriliy, by re-solonasieg the frame, mad norm..., lea ad aneilea. M 'be ' , lased weans nr. l''. 117 Is I.4pp. to ....wry the wa-s • beeitiatead positive astar.zaces 14.1 le. I salrerett both Seer. way tea ads a stead practicer/se. is ii.e mesas diettled twin; saly regatta. 1)r. P.ady Is rap selt.d daily, as Al, Dew street. Pltiesto of boil Sea, t.—Coasnry letters stet respectful attest/on by may. weasel peat. IMPORTANT AOVICE. WHEN Men of Education and professions! skill toe weever's& ehileheoese in di. he Mr•l rife asd venal. method of train% a few peesasKi Disease., swere,efil mod ut their (splotches I, the best proof nt so• petvaty. Mmes. GOV. mad Ca. Ilenthiers of the Resat egtleee at Soreer.»., have been Infixed to oaks the s art te, the f Oat in. object or lArif par iitir.:kr stall, sit a rands 1/rordei. !fettered. nostraird to aat wiletal Inisisieation. oad is, eno enssitaist., Simian a - I (Heels. which, by no novelised plan are •predsli a.d urea molly raced; a• also Deinlay, whether erWirog rf1.1% Ns- I basalt inEulevore., I.ssE refide.ee in wane diodes, fre n reset solitary vile. v... eileve uviapi. iv p ovd by the yeah if ball tosses. a the owe 'major stab', ..rl.nr leive.r. 4011 is she alter a • Inheres. ',llia of gessoe s diseases, whif h. if oot .iraely tessedied.tofeiaide is inpse..rr a n d rea seapti• a. le that diftres•ing Male or debility a/ eirilrienry, eissibsi, for eiggegeeere s.f.ueb basefisi habits, of smiting frays nay oth.•f now, by %bleb the power..! the roan's( be• sir eadtehetd, of regolvriv educated Sorrento of Iwrndun, the, fifer a ins, lair, and speedy entered.* to weed inwi•igonies A *b. Oats and Co. eielafitely profersieg the eat of those ptrlkalnr coasptvins, la order that they may ant be, li• a teloahen few, usarked with the obilotpst I. justly entailed to de igh-r.re empiric, (blink It but jastwe to ituseives Pi state slat they have be.. proneelt educated had laitened ion retry hooch of the praGesian (certificates at which, Its.. different *elate* owl lettedotded frees the sets mimeo Physicians they have I. meme any enquirer), that the seeress refoltiog from their radeavown OM holden' them is gait tile practice of the enserel Penni...wen% Red they premier that their presets. shwa ewastimie a fair gr. Ind I.r she wapreeedented enuid.nee • which they have, by the Public, been se liberally sewed. The roman of• Itte•••e extrosite proeilce bat eiwb.led by a superior lonise& 1.. remove venereal contplaiwt% ever liweletale nr sob..etitig the psliest is It, tem entrain, in dirt or nieveise I and in wren rates, whereon early appl o is mode nw itorovrry of lie Wee. hot, thew frequentlw 1 erf..rs a flue is Ow 0b..01 -parr of own dep. Toe ooprerrdented MAT.. of iheir work of inrolntest l.btrb is. oeyrr been boos n In ..ne of le Iftliaare la a pear,.. of sunlit year,. donne birb per. d want tboWtood pr...., of Itotts Sr to have r.rrn raved. even n'trr tn..re Nod I n.e been pursued be other Nortltinerr*. w too. O(en), Worn IMO es Use prbliely e'er their ad. 'ln be etureliell eai's by Pat ;cart AI either as. •kb secre t,. cheat,. a. 4 ..ticati.e.—Lerrers !rem 'be r.warr.,. armour 10 I. p.rirralftr, gi.. c are. anti ralmer of rie.ac • reudituarc. slaty wee& siert re. ar4 Advice lad lleds• 11., 'era ..reed la are part of ,Pr R trims. tiCIS• l• A Co. Al.R.t bergeen., 13, liesterie•street, nen ftel. tAbled e. .11•0 p.bH.bed (Teeth Mitiee). .THERms .f , roviim , •iary At tebnve 60%s •.1 1. Aderr....l I. eh. 1r.0tha. ,4 ..f bass iv lir bad 24)..'..terse4irr r g Puli•hl.ll g t 4. etrard-sigrel fkrhuUllli I ald el 141 b.vr.elicrs. Price Da. AUDIT-OFFICE. A Correspondent of one of the Morning Papers has eaposed to the Public the diao•de.ed state .f the Audit-office, is Somerset-place. This writer, how ever, went little further then s few hints, which, we have uo doubt, were very well eedersteed by Minis try, but they were hardly intelligible to the world in general. A person, seder the signaler. of Valenti, has published . reply to th e se Letters, winch we sapper** is 'rosiest, for le defending the Aatik Beard, he wittily elucidates all thorn points which the original writer enty glatteod it. We insert the the Letter ef Vtensz, both for its sit sad for the Information it Conlaini. LETTLR OF YIN DEI. sa Sta r —As you have thought proper to lased in poor apterous an attack grin an individual of pre feesioaal rink and of high siteati,,n in sotiely, yew •ill, primps, in jurrice, allnw yner Paper to coo fain the refute lion of a calumny which your Corr,- spondent has thus published so ono of lb. members of the Audit-office. 66 This Gentlemen, who addresses Lord LITER root. under the signature or ■ • PCILIC ACCOUNT• ANT,' is SO well acquainted with the stele of th• Aodit-office that we may conclede he is more clowly allied to that estabNibmeni than he would be willing to acknowledge. " Independent of msnv allusion, to bad ditposition and pectelisr which your Cor►aipondenl well lianas that all who are acgasinied with the bashing meld attribute In but one individual, his smirk upon t►e Internal wranagernont of • public department can. net. in the 'maths workl, bat be construed into an errsignment of ►im to whom she Government ►as been pleased to intrust the centres' of sash a depart ment. " We pot it to the good sense of every man, why. thee it is (hir to believe, upon the inaissation of as •sonymeua Correspondent, that a Gentleman of the rank of Serjeant et Lure, end of Parliamentary 10. wont in the County of CorOwall, would be allowed by Government to superintend a groat public establish ment, coatis' the country nearly 50,0001. a year, if he were, as your Correspondent insinuate•, a man of habits sad of a disposition to paralyse the Moors of se costly a department of the public service. " Incessant dingreement has disturbed the Audit Board ever since Its constitution in IBM ; but if vulgar broils, altercation, and personal de6ince have taken place, ace we to presume that a Gentleman advanced in years, and of • pro- fessional rank, is the cause, the rule cause, of seek disgraceful quarrels, nr that he even participates le Them. We must infer directly the reverie; for this Gentleman's nine coadjutors, who were appointed to the Audit Beard in 1806, for years opposed his mea sures with firmness, petulence, rage, or indignation, according to the tone of their seteral dispositions; but they bare now discontinued such opposition,l and have become the reedy Instruments of that man shoot they once 'oil ed to insult by rudeness, or to cirremvent by contrivassees and management, a proof of the rectitude and saga. city of him whom your Coireopondeet has tee. tiered she object of she suspicion sold contempt of tie Poblic ; fo► oe slew with indifference those sly isstineatinns which would make es belies* that this •otwerviency of the Board has been procured by other means thee the wisdom and penman Weds of the Chairman. " We think that when a Gentleman in the go. verement of a great Public Ofice can coax servants, creep elneg passages, listen at doors, dodge 'Nand eerier., and peep (or hoer, ender a windur.bliud to detect Pushy in the attendance of inferior clef he meet have that tool for the public musk* which entitles him to the respect end admiration of the he noorable and sinuses. Your Correspondent appears to ►ate wee, different ides. on the subject. Oer sentiments se this point are at issue, and we lease the decision to dm discernment of the Peblic. " Year Correspoodent seems to have little dlspm. sltlen to approve of any eteaserea. He neat finds fault with the Whig Administration, for appointing • (o• feigner to the MSc, of Secretary to the Hoard of Audit, In Somerset-place. h may be tree, however mortifying to English vanity, that of the 1W persons so the eatablishment of the Auditors, toot oneiedivi deal toglishman bad talents to qualify hire for hold log the Micah sod literati', situation of Secretary to the Board. The Secretary, independent of other business, 1186241 take ■inures of the proceedings of the Baird, and to sign every day a number of lettere. 1 We my he allowed to add, that it roost be • silos lion of delicacy end pale, which imposes oe a Gentle mail the duty of reconciling the endless quarrels of sullen and infuriated superiors, and of seppressing the murmurs, and mitigating the selleriogs of up• ' wards of a hundred inferiors, who cooceived t►em selves oppressed and injured. " If year Correspondent should again be so indis meet as toassail the nips's-table character of the Omit , man of the Audit Board, we advtee him not to con , lent himself with seggestions and insinuations, bet to b►iag eel his charges with their dates, sums, and names. If be do net follow t►is advice, instead of eliciting the public contempt and indignation against his onvirentling adversary, the Ctseirsoso of the Audit Board, he will impose himself to the neglect of that Public whets attention he appears so analou to acquire. " VINUEL" SWIDIN. Much has been published respecting the difference between Sweden and Denolest, bet souse important matters in the case are net geserally knows. It is clear that Norway was in fors ceded to Swedes for a certain consideration, bet by a very solemn oath taken by the King of Drnmart at hie Coronation, he is boned to relinquish no part of his dominions, and this violation of it appears, from many circumstances, to have been by no means a To. l•ntery act in the present Moserch, end may, as Sweden has reason to spprehend, become a eeriest question with his successor. After the Treaty had taken place, the King of Dessert's brother, them Regent of Norway, received sock cowintenicatioes from Massa, sad ihe People of Norway sock succours, that in spite of the cession, and the cruel mistiest given by England and hash, In pet Sweden is possession, it seances's, for that Power to alert its hest energies to obtain it. Numbers in the esequel struggle were starved to death, and at length the Norriegisis tickled , maintaieing still their own Constitution and laws. Now, the Swedes object is pay the whole of the sena stipulated, say. ing, " no, it cost us nearly half the moss to take possenion, and that we claim to have deducted. It Is true, that we contracted to by the Bear, bet you wale to deliver it, and sot to say, there it is, catch it as jos us:" GERMAN PAPBR..S. TIAROIMII i MAT 41.—Lioot000rd-Colonel Prof', who is stated so bo gone to England with a commis sion r►lative to the redaction of the llsnosloriao army, is espeeted to return shortly. A report says, that floor Regiments of Infantry will be disbanded. The best of the weather eostlnies to inereose. For tom weeks we have bed ow rain s and the droned is • Sum• P•pers say, that In the ronfirloatiel sittings of tie Diet, the introduction of fleprosetnative Cam. ►ti'etions I.sa been nmetiontml, bet it is not yet in. cider! whether any discussion on the stehjeet Is to take place in the public sittinp of the Diet. It oppose*, that several Ambassadors desire it only some months later than .as fitted last year; tho chief cosi. of this delay la said to be, that the internal situation of sums Siam be, int permitted the preliminary 'eyesores for the introdoction of a Constitution to he brought to maturity ; this is said to be particularly the case of Prussia, should it, however, be dreaded shortly to receive riederations on the subject is the piibtic sit tings, delay will be proposed by sovrrel Cowls, ac companied with an assurance that this affair obeli be completed in the shortest time poislble. Foam ?tit MAIN; MAT I9.—Accounts free dm freettien of Saintly gin the following porticala'rs et tho etpulsion of the J.ws from Menorruen c— Fenn. ancient times the tone had the privilege thy( no Jew should reside there; latterly several Jane had oats. bushed thamisenes then, without any opposition freak the Government. Som. time lion, circumalsocos being champed, the Magistrates thooght It advisable le enforce the old tegslations. end ell Jew beg ,, ars and petty dealers received orders to quit the non, ouch they did. Some rich Jewish families remained, and the iliegistratos were asked whether they should be farther tolorstsd ? Tb. Magistrates thought them. selves not competent to decide this question, and called au Assembly of One Citizens. This Ameanhly bad scarcely heard what was the master In d.b.a.., ehen some of them, resolved to cut the knot at once, collected sem. empty waggons standing is the air. ket, obliged the Jews still remaining to pack up these Roods, and to put themselves with them. in the vo• hides which stood reedy to convey them over dill frontiers. The immediate cease of the event is said to have beim, that a Jew, contrary to the ancient nu tom. which did not permit pirates of his nation In 'Noire real property, had purchased .a boom in Ilse town of Mooing's, and desired to •hano his nerve registered as dm proprietor. - • , . The Deke•a( Oldenbargh hes reeotworl to give ►ie Steles a Representative Conviitetion, accordlog to the 13th Mitch" of the Act Of Union. ' - - .111.17 V, // if 41L. Hatriap, NAg 211,1r . ivatts 'resents front Pegg give eery' forroirrible ergsreports iseiTili . of the King of France. Notwithstanding thedocision of the Chant. her of Depntincropegring fne . eailip a i6Appipers that the signing nr • Fetitiens in their favr.ir is wet gives ep, end several ale t• be presented before the close of the Session, which wilt take place in tho month of Jane, after the. passtog of the lew rerpecting the Daily Journals. - • NITIIIDAN, M At 27.— WA have received accosts(' from the Island of CIIfSCOS, of the rld of Jarseary, that the epidemic which had prevailed there some time, particularly on hoard the vessels; bad en , irely ceased, and Cerecoa was spin quite healthy. They enjoy there an agreeable and (raids' season ; and tense of the lehabitants can remember so hoe a year. From the Spanish Main we have not any news whet. ever, though it is now the best mama for opening the campaign, which mast soon take place. Several per. sons attached to the party of independents, have re. celeed orders in gait the island this nion , h, because they were supposed to lute a correspondence with the priesteers. They *spent shortly three ships of ear from Holland. MARSHAL BRUNE. The following is the letter addressed by the Inks. bitants of Brits to the widow of Marshal Brew', who was, by birth, their townsman, on the proceed. logs about to be institeted opium his inerd o " M A DAM, —We have reed your eloquent appoGl to thi Kine. The cri.s of your grief have resound. ed throeghoet France. All tree French hearts have been peasetrated, eters tad been prepared a long while to remits the deepest impressions. That worthy man, that illustrious warrior, that citizen hero, belonged also to es ; he was bore amongst us. We are nearly all the (Heeds of his infaury, his school.fellows, his companions in arms, •r his relation. The glory of his ezploits 'elected lustre an our town, we felt prosid of them. The execrable crime which termi. naffed hi, honostrable career froze es with horror end consternation. The silence et the law wee a public scandal ; it violently suppressed, as It were, the transports of your s o r row , an d pre . vented the utterance of that of generous and sympathetic souls. Bet at length the days of justice are arrived ; opinion having become strength. used has brakes the trammels In which it woe bound by a faction eternally inimical to the happiness of mankiod. The infamous assassins shall be disco. wired and punished ; the manes of the.here shall be appeased; end your too jest sorrow shall at last re. ceiverbe consolation. We will assist he this ieves. 11g4on. We have partaken of your grief; the pe+hasent of • frightful cruse will, le some dorm% assuage the bitter anguish predeoed by its comet-. endesters Rece rie M p.c adas tre . , etbsomisztuuraolieeneastymithist else devoted fella w.cltlzmas of Drive." [flue follow 130 algesteres.] S