The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-11 00:00:00

Anent at 1.11. ct Itonsqeroliel. 11111 )9erlt 0;: ticreq .t 1) be adopted by Cocumitted.iiiti, the i.hrike de Mt:hi:lieu said it leas agreed, to h King, The article — thus intended was atired.• to, • • . • , M. le Luc de announced, thAt the ,amendu'lentof lq. nOtti..heroiles'was pretisclY what tke :had ' 'he article - , of which the text tstll ifeerwa;.ds lue gi\ytt,•l, been adutitted.. the tbantbei• then passed to the .Ith articteV rehoive to the fatuity ot nuotiairarte.. . ~1117 Lacltase,gurat—lt is Improper to strAtrYl ont Or t ki,iis'ai-tfele the word children. hat of ri t i4r' 1 ;centlq;:: - .3 i s iiot synnilyinous, for there tit.ty but one cannot say adopted de spendatits.. Q'. m !r) Al rite after softie decidedifh4.(tie hutlid be continued in ar ticle 4 - . . The sth Article - pasiei e manner. 'M. de Trimpierigiie 'delimit& the - alteNiticiri'l ' ' 'Article 6, ac Melt excepts frOni the amnesty, Cltun. and offences committed against priv.,te inclivitinsits7".l In its present s h a pe, 116 it might be libm4il ) ,J aiaiust the royalisti of the StCntli,, who, eia4p€SH rated by tge atiacks'of their enenC:ts, may h:tve bFen guilty of tionieireesseS iti their turn. Must the dungeons in thew faithful departnieuts still - remain open to receive new' vietiins ? hlc pro posed that the Ac! tihobld be dins worded The amnesty ex - evils fo dintes amid otEcnces committed even. against 04:A - hats', tip tb this date, and whidi have been the ettet - either of the enterprise of the Usurper, or ot the reaction 't9 which iris enterprise . gave saving, tie • ea , uN, the ekil action for (hinkagyl, which 6 tal!y r,servett tor thou: tied to IL" . Messrs. de Serve while they acknow te.dged the iMportaitee of the ipettlion, And re gEetteil that it was started lo lata, oNiosed it, on the Jihneipit.'that wrotr,. suffered Ly p indiL viduals are ne.'er evei•td by a Royal Anniety, M. Hyile de.Netiville cited 'Tin inStauct of' two' rims hei,ely as,aishiatcd lit au Island of 01'4 .: o:ie.:Mid 01 a'nuiyor,' upon whom same bri • devoled to Blintiaparte;•infliCted - tv ernel dcatis. Sltoultl such brigands have the benefit of - amnesty ? • M, defines, Minister of Police---'file amnesty' concerts clinics relative to.the rehelii(iii and ili!tion of Napoleon Buotiaparte,:aild no other' of- • - Among the et t!lits which cave taken ilAce, !irk rt e way have beeit ; CrilitioL be covered by the law to aint.,.sty littore you It they conl4, it could not be by a Law tel alum:sty wliully pclitieal, lint by a new I4w of emu ., sty ~,tpplicahl:. priVate critics. If' private 9.0nt:6 committed Since tlie bkht of ba:ts 1)6.41 inress.:ntly recominendan ii rebpeet Lv as tio; hit, of dtittia, outitt bff . execpticif,' your atimesty would:lose its - great, useful, atia .. it.,:ure. To adopt the i3mt tutttietit ' as presented; would he . . to proclaim that 'there hare then iu t: e Itoyal cause. assas:iiiis 'and bri jAluctii yam ' , light t 01%e !Wirt it; Mut whorn you must toodly . distivtivt, by . rejeeting the proposition Itiat!C YOU. • The amendment ,ens rejected, and the 6th ,ir tiCie, adopted, which completes Live orhu,v as prf , noseit by the 'llististers. • ' Toe President then sithutittia to discussion:the article ot - the Committee, 'placed by' it as: NO. '4 • 44 `.' 41. - 0i0). and tiv,e. ergoriva so often, noticed in idle Course of the . . A ni;nint7r nt,vnices preriblis ltte4tion 0 4 '4 , 14,0 the tote au) the 4rocle t Several Atertlters mooch that the vote be taken lejrarately on.,:aeli of the categories:. .The President preparect. tq consult the Pia!O ber.-Greitt agitation reigned in the AsSembly, trice of to the rote! previous question! were relic ineptly repeated. flit: l'resident put to the vote the previous pies-. tiOn.—The secretaries unaniniqusly declared the, trivisiou tiles 01 - el rut? ui 113 nits t arose from all sideC.• the Pres.:ltot announced that the 'Chamber" %vim Ootti to prin:ced_toit. lie invited the Assembly:• to be seated and silent : 'it accordingly took place,' in the 0641 est order. The call being 'terminated, arid the votes sum !fled up by the Stcretaries, the Piesidentantiointe,- that there 'W't;re toe the previous question 14 . Klait b 046, ?tint against it, 175 black balls. The' categokies i were thus' put aside. The decision ,was scarcely i proiminiced,• when a very large nutither... of tbe Ajeuthers rose, amidst repeated shouts at fire k volonged agitation spi:eil(Vi through the. Assembly, and it was a eottaiderableil time before palm swas restored. . . The amendnient respecting confiscations.-%ttas also rejected; after a.aliort and titrbliknt discus-. sion. It was proposed tii limit it to 12 years of tije produce of qie.estittts'of the criminals; but the invelous question was curried. 'Thelaresideut sithililt to discussion the article of the Coniniiihion he regicides. The 1 110 51:penronint sfience was created: ' 'The President annnitucerl.iliat• M. de 1301114 desired to t't heard. tnethbers the same demand. At this.tiate tiveuty 9r thirty Nientlrs Seeits; advanced iii ti hotly to the burernix, in ordet . ti) inscribe their. 111111112 . S for TlteAssetithly continitol in a state 'of agit,ation for a, low , time, trAnquillity was,re , b ,attired, . , AI. le Courbe de 8etbi5y,.......". li bllBll ()Ply ant , aver to one of !he opinions expressed in this l'fi r tune—Catt, be more severe Utah the King ? Yes, Gent!enters, we may ; there are circumstances When we ought; Let-us leave to the King; Gest flintiest,. this impulse to pardon, ..vhich can only be compared to propensity witich the taetious show to abuse it. • .Can we, would we desire to restrain him from. , sahowing clemency eeCit toYnagnattimit ? INO ! fur it would Ili) longer be him, the mini blood of the - Bourbons flows in his veins, and the eldest Sou of the Church lie • would pardon. Bur we, Gentle. 'men, who Owe to France as its tepresentatives,,to 'throw upon the true, the only enlpahle the horror of a cruet crime, must take upon.our,„, 'sclveS the weight of severity, the _wcigittAtf_ justice. • _ :Let us Fetal to ourselves the clay of .that eFr. crable .thereatuong L . us,_,Ntr4lo, to the last 23 yetii.6, 'before iv iu pre. At length .we have received the ?tench. Jour nals, fetid ► With .them the decision of the Chamber of the Deputies•on the - Lan , of Amnesty., We have not IMW 'll)(ini for comment—the following is an abstrarti of the fateaf this iniporuint kites- CJ CC or 411 :1,311011S '.Olllll re. (Jared f ;L c__ fa tiC i i I 'sat 1 t i le •btre thli trVire had . 1 • • Ihe reu.r.t e ( aaj, . i(Oiti'ul them ?' 'Who is there; who, at. this: (lioi, W'iii daye to do it ? We I)iiv e, rdi,ec ece ~i,ci,:iii h,d, , , , ,trn) itch of the .liorehy,.th4!'y'llpoilr :iices'sant . I Iyi to . overtio•ii it. It belongs - .104/o.li, Reim-sett tirtites of France, to show yourselye. on the , breach for 'we 'ought not uply to ntit'sy lint - re •, 'ptilse .the blows 'which they aim at .tlie..4img. ' , Reflect, Gentlemen,. that we are revotilil:le fir himto France., to Europe, to world, furhe - ts t he liledge of the general peace. 11°1 ask y o u, Gentlemen, if an assassin should • ' raise his hand against the bestut . hings, if after the example id his ancestur, ce (liable a qua - tre (H e n r y r v .),' o f with-able littediory, the King 1 slto ! ddcry 'Out grace a. celni 4ne 4 gitet ecurgne;' . xv'ottlayou lie,afraill'of being more ti-Aeie than the ' King; would you extend 'pardon to a paricide ? They have laid violence on your good King--. .tlieV bate - assassinated - him. YcS, Gentlemen, ' 'We-Ought to regret that we should be for a *mu ' tu'ent .placed in : Opposition to the wishes of • • • ''the King; 'we' have given him -so many proOls ' of Wive, deotion, of fidelity; We Who have sacri ficed evely thing for hint ; we, whose blood has fluffed for him ; tre,...%vhti, faithful to our oaths, have made it for our rallying word. to lice for our King, to . die' fir tier King, But, Gentlemen, let us itever.tort , ;et, that the motto of our fathers is, God, Iltina or, - and the King; and if inflexible ho nour compels us for an instant to gii beyonil his wishes ;. if, displeased at hiS faithful servants, to see them Oppostibis,toyal and pions clemency, he turns for‘a moMent front cis the look of kindnessi ; I 4l l4;4o4AriiPPW.Mr . A‘7o . iii , 4*iwif -- hitelrsaittpt , '; bit Ants of elle' West, like the indite soldiers Of the Throne and the Altar, whose love for the Bour bons callaot be Ch.ng-ed, Vitlei. le Itoi, quandnienie. I vote for the amendment of the Commission. The or,:tor, in the coufse of his speech, N.N iliCll %yob propyliiit:ed With eXal - Cille Hililli %Lion, WAS oft ellintOTzpl , Al 'by expresioni of th e warm e st adherence by great part of the Assembly ; tthen he came down from the Tribune, applauses and cries of Vice le Rol I were heard oil all sides. , The question was then loudly caned for.. The r.Vresitient then put the quetaltitt to the •ote: the ~ :A•sse wh ly robe almost' to a Tan. At the saute mu shouts of Five le noi! resounded 'front all . aitits;• • When the Does were called upon, only three Members rose; saying. it was ,tuns respect for the 14:,:n g.. Cries of Vivo k&n ! were renewed. The ari iele of the C4lllM{ 601011, ..thertfore,„st Hods ri4 the 7th of the.law, exeititling stieli of the regi. ,t - ides as voted. for the addttiorial act, or accepted _functions how the Vsarper, perpetually Irons .the kingdgni s from which they are bound to depart Sn a month.; arid. depriving , them of the power of anry civil right, or potacssing any pro paty, • tide,.. or petition, conferred on the, va t oitoos-ly. The Chamber then proceeded to vote on the si,.l)ide sit rile la . .t.thiiti:attered and aniended, when t result was as follnws :..'There were 366 voters; our 4%0nm% 334 voted for, and 32 lig . liust President proclaimed the. nthiptiow of the iaW, and the Chamber rose at 6 o'clock. Fiend! Funds improve. 'ri fe. follo..viog is the sralt: on the lour tLiyiii preevdilig th, 7ill Jap. 4.—•5 pct' PCIA. t . „ i. , . • •311. Jan. 4.-5 per Cent. Consols. .c2l f. Midi Actions 1042 ., Jau. 5.-5 Per Cunt. Consols.. ~. 634 f. Bonk Actions, 1065. .7411. 6,-5 per Cent. Consuls..... f. bank Actions' . 1055. _ v.* iuscrtion of many Articles is unavoidably postponed. Annivr.n Prance, Waterford. Imo, 1 Fruntt, 51 Ilulland, IlamiTrgt, I Gottenburch. PRICE CY Trtta OAV AT I Bank Stork, 691 1 " 3 per Cent. Cnn%. 59 1 11 ; 1 4 per Centf, - ri par Cent, Nary Ann. gial, Bank .1, .Ann. F sTocKs NV 1: t.v r. o'cLaCK. India Bondi, St. es pr. Exetwq. 11014,•34. 6s. Oititsitito, 1414 fur Payment, ' Cone. fu; Opening, Gl MOIL "ATM LoNDON 13RlflflE TO-14 mutow, mitiute6 alts t a. I Eveniug, 36 ►niuutes after I'HE SUN. 11111:r.M (Jul!! D CTvHL CALfitlNt AV )RAT? LONDON. THURSadY, JdNtMRRY n, titan : Art. 1. Of the Law as originally propoied, declatieg a ge neral Amnesty—Agreed to. Art, 2. Excepting from the above the persOrts mantel in the first dais of. the Ordinance of the *4th July—Agreed to. ' Art. 3. Ordering the persons in th'' se6inti elass of said Ordinunce to (wit Prince . iti **o mouths--.',Freed to, with an .kmenelment,, itiiit king shall hone a . uttiority to'reinovi persons Within' two months, and dtprive them of all .title 4( property, and pensions conterrd op them gratuitously", mtnishin g all the Buonaparteati faiiiily.--.4greod t.vithi4 +erb4l ainerulnient• • , ,4'1.5. Excepting from the Amu's'' , persons uneter jest' Or Spritence.—;Agreed to.' A Ait. EUrepting 4130 Millie' lend ofirpccs priyate Intlivi'dt4als.—Agcced This is the whole of the: law as propot - Li by i‘ttiiiistets, owl it will seen, his widergorne no knieltditterit.i Were next put to - -the On .Articles I • and t riotie were pfoposetr—that (Sce . 'that rtii:le) The Arileti(lmeni thy rilosl itnvOitant ,f - uf pl.(y,cribitzg :4)e , "and in. StigiltOrl fifi lie iteVolt; V iZ. Thote . \vbo bav heen con tiyi ices in - 4110-rrt tiro of,t he tO,Frzint:4, tiy,cori•evorlding with liiin or his Agents tj il Id a of Wilp, land facilituting his y:eolls4., Q I Ihosu p(jsuirs t1x.23,1 Jhuck, acceptt:d frank the User the functions 4 , f.Alitiistcrs or Counielleos of The Prefect* rontinated I') the iiirsg, who icltuoirledgell,the Usurper before t1 , ,,,2g11 nrcil 4th. The Alatqlols 4114 Generals cruttolatnlil , g Military Divisions or Sub-divis"uos, who•declared fur the t.',ll,l§er,/rrore . rtis (7elrance :An t i ',sch, Th 4. oho directed .their forces against the Rovnl ai tmtic • .; waSkeliedbyll6 : l t 0.175 • T e other imporraot Amendment on Article 5, for adding tonliscAtion to the puhitl;thcot of the convited, was alio rejected. The last great 'Amendment, for excepting the Regicides ,who had voted for the Acte Additional, was carried almost onaninunnly. This is the only prominent alteration in the Law as first offered to the Chamber; and this Law, so amended, itass'ed by 334 Ayes to Nnes3, Out , miler fpreign intelli ,, ence to-day is not i•e maritshie for,,juterest the chief news will be found elbewhere. By ri t . 1 1 e GuLdfinch,!.. a rrived ~.A t Liverlioolt frOm h AtOr War/ V;WOti trom that quarter have re qs tehetr t, 'the 29th of October. M that period the iilependent Goyeroment of Buenos }men thrown Tito the Utmost con stgniation by the sudden disappearance of their' Admiral, with four of their principal 'ships of war,: and a considerable treasure. This officerwas Englishman named Baowli, who went out to South Ameriea'as a mete adventurer, and being conversant in _naval tactics, was eagerly em-. ploYed Buenos Ayres Government in ell his rem:mitres with the.Monte-Videans at sea, be tlevti failed to acquit himself most gallantly, and Ii ag thus completely gained the confidence of his. employers up to the;ime of his flight. Whither he bid gone, or.Avhat. had* caused his sudden trincherv, could only be matter of . conjecture ; but it was feareil_by the people of Mimics Ayres that hr± had been bribed tti . enter into the schemes of ine Spanish -and. POrtugue4e Courts, whom they believe to hieve conlesc.ed, fur the purpose of Tetitteieg all the' Independents. The recovery of his South American posseiStons "mist, doubtless: be an object very near the heart of Fenno:A:4n 01:1I1 it is not improtAly conjectured, that the projected matrimonial allialices between the Courts' of Spain anti, Portugal h:tve liven aecelle ,rated as Unfelt by* view to this object as .to any other lf the*Goverument ut Brazil has adopted the views it ributed JO it by the people of 13tienus Ayres, the engaging Banwt , r to act !be part he hall 44 ) 11 '4 i wevur qqitetts in regard to its treaelf i rv, rimy doubtieslqviiitate the' execution of aureoup-tie-tnain egathil that city. . itlSexprCted' tluit LOH AMHERST wi ll : leave, Town, on Monday or Tuesday next, for Perti., Mouth, in order to proceed on his voyage sto China. Hpaur Etus, Esq, who is Secretary to the Embassy, transacten business with his Lord ship vvstertily, and then went off for Bath, on a vi,it to Lord Bucx,n,OHASIsHIRE, previous to hiS euthltl°:lxti6ri from l'ortiououll). We are t,) tjs u l that this Nobleman has derived much . heat-tit ft um the Bath %raters. • • Alt the Princes of'•the French Royal Family dined with . the Ki;vo on Twelfth Day. In the evening the drawing for king took' place, and the bran tell to the lot of the Prin c e of .Cot9c.lais 'Royal}ugliness chose .the Duchess of Asoon- Lttlui fOrtii Queen, and Louts XVlll,rose and ,diank . ro health of their ephemeral Siajesties. Count ittINRAUD has‘delivered his credenanis &is French Plenipotentiary to the Diet at Frank fort, aid, to expedit e their operations, the E,n pernr s h i appointed Count Buot.-5.A.,..- ENOISTRIN provi'sionally tOr Bayou who is ill, The Satin corps remainitig in Frahee, has proceeded for its ulterior destination—the depart ment qie Pas de ; the itead•quarter s will lie at Cw'lais. i CtntUt MUNSTVR is C,Cp4Cted in England i. a few . days. , Ki,sto ,ofthe NET.HIIRL'AtiDS uas mild': a pres 64 of the basins constructed by the French atr Aq!rp, to dim city. Ai t,ht de sire of the Minister of General Police in FLantle ilue C ntral Bureau of Police at Berne Las ordered . all the Authorities in its jurisdiction to arrest M. LAVALETTE wherever they may find . , ,It is annoucced by the GovOrnment that the ,Einnerne FohNOIS has appointed an nfiltltil SIMI of - 15e1 + , .)(11 hues to succour the Clergy of A t m( ' in. The I intetan frigate is tinder orders to pto c e e d to India,os opocket shin, 'with mails for the Calk, i f '.Mourititis, 'lStailros; and Bengal. The shipwrights sent fronjChatham Yard .to . catiatia,,o bout a year and a half ago, ore rettirneif,- . aotrita.e beets in the COMIC at. the week re-en. tered into the Dock-yard at Chatham. , , . Yesterday As Court of Directors Wei had ►nithe . East -India Homy, when .the following Officers were sworn into the commanif of,their respective : ships :---erptain TARD6NIIIIIIII . I3,, of the Arta, for- Madras ;and Bengal ;• . - Captain TttLizti' a . of - the Soteieign, and Captain MASON, of the ,Priiyi• 'deuce, for St. !Ideals and China. . Yef. I e litay .11 ; General ./* Ong of the, gobsoi.- 1)64 , ti. :Luovn's 'Coffee 7 hott:se • was held in the OrtiatAisops.for, the porpo4 of sal 4) g um? coif. sit!Frittfoit (Le Riopri'aty of allowing a guin:ett a ! l ii y ,to d a d i ,Mvutio• of the Committee t'.i . r his. rcriwiid 41X04t4tiliCe in the utfiqrsof the:lfiise. After centitlerablididtntuion mettle subject, Ike Nt ieltiim i a s coriell•in the affirmative, by ti,:;ii. , 'cOPI tpaissrity,_ A Meuther, howeqr, rutinested„ i ballot on the accas!:io, w hich was prat! to. le1)(1 L CU •rßoTr.'ls. 4is ED:Tott of 'fitr. SL'N itas ittserted the farther Aecosat;oo of The 1 . :1;1es agai . ust the Pro , tatant Plutt..e(l,4l r 4 • Liberty l'o'r soppresz;Lo of tt a letter tt?ot , AlAtioN, 0,0 tiecretarics to tuat .115tItt!tiy11 vaii ni)t doubt l;Ot tbai ifs e:tutfour affiritnt!arti..tlii y %sill also itpliteefiiint*:iis evening to Insvrt tltCir 'R e ply inserted' iu . The 7'ittics of this tut/ruing. Fias4ury-i'lace, January 11, 111113. • - • _ • . . ".as Sevicia):;i7s .174 c• .t'leitl.for the .I?rifs hiartg," Most oetnaly,„ ltirti;s you. Ne have, ao t' peruitial i'fiiiit)t",* which we t . gra, tify , and wait' indeed most they be whose vanity Can he grit., , tid.Vd ;N:WSpiipOilallltXoteieji," 'and any flublirkty": which sitehdiscusOons can confer. , ty,..cb:irge.of the suppreSsion of a Leiter. front the Duke of Wri,l 4 i.xii.ros : the,accusatiiin and the defence have heels subtoitteti to the public.. A desire of " vengeAnce," we, did feel--" f,hreats of vengeance," w sbou,hl. hare di6dained to utter-11nd .we were prepare Mai; Unk:tuftil, the deciiion Is:,hich.un lighteninhtftd.iiiiparthd public might; pronounce.' , - " But new illttallapieS COlUpel A lit:W . same 're, cuter has now vet!toreiEte,chorge on us the sitiipres`sien :or another letter. In your . paper .of 114 day we are , acensed'ul conceal:laird letter, Which you piibtish, from th:." artsionl been ;kriettiu to us hy,M. 'Amos, Prc.si- . '. dent of the Protestant Ciiissistory of Our ,reply s h alt he, brief—but distinct. Of orAakutetrittetuan Ira 'Are informed. We have seri I.i T l FF o ! ‘ f for Events," by . 7,140,2 N iy:LLlAm,";.iptut, • in. the celebrated Dictionary. cif Wenthereoclia' (or tics su4elle**) . We Mlle heard cif him ns the succesilyc .plinegyrist of every successite nceupier pf poWer tit i':wie—ruids as a Gen, ilrato who, on a recent viiit to E;iighttid i 6,4W:tined of t he insensibility of some ut the principal snembeiv",ef the Brit'sh Government.to the interests of the Proie , ;tatits of Franc..— But front Al. Alum we have tier hiss " Theyrutestuut Society." ever received the . .rt Ilvi* .10iii`.4 you have 4110 i" A any ether cuniniunientiOn of any hind heard that by an' other person any tinillurer Other letter from him • was received. . _ , • • After contradiction so direct-:-" The most outrageous" desire of ". rengetttice" we eaten feel : would•he ahundantty -7 gratified ;• -its the revt:Agetuiptatt would Irish thAt lii imp voked assailant should be dirgi'adedatid we cannot cutleries . : tiny thin!: more drirtidataryi than that A persoit should bu,. come the voluntary on lnyolulitary, the, ititentional or the in cautious, pull Usher of as/downy so aliffou tided as 'that which T i we have been retittirt.c.l to refute. We, Ituut:ver; kelTity fa• tltrr bail i CSlalt 111;tilto"..iiiid Shall 011;illiSFYIVrlitii C0:405A Nt. tilso UW‘i a 11.0 ottittioti of the public—which uiikst '‘:encludts.. t hitt another 41 i nieriWo an'ti Ariageh low machirtatioru" has been cumpletely " eaTto.:l4," " Jan. 10, la ItJ. " THOMAS'IIiLfdATr. " JOHN WU.K.S." 11 This is a Strasigp fritu.s4rh gran:satal•Critics. dorli.alteranz parte»i. The fullqwing are Cie remarks of the I , i,hies on the abdie , , . '' We learli that . tue 131-;t1S11 So. • cieti s," 'for reetilathig the religious dispniet in the South of France are now . so elfectnolly sattb bed„that they ivish they haclronthitied to cOalitre their intermeddling in affairs of this notore tta tbe kingdom of Ireland. l'he letter frOtisf . the Pi dent •of the Protestant Consistory ut tradicting all that the Scuicties 'hi lf,tt . itlund tniv e . stated and asserted, and beggirg . `t4t he may intve no in ire god) letter's front them her liai received, fur that they'coor4o nothliik'hot pivcel of fillselion(l4, fin d are most disg i ttsting to rif the reformed ritittion iii'tioitee, CI: proper, rational, and patriotic ; it i, , preeise . ly what Might 14 , tve 'been exliected' from ain of INlmisieur 111141'01)1 lroncH a ir. nd reencitv,, bitt i 4 ' cruel rebuke, to those to Whom it` is and what do they do in return ? naturally abuse Arlonsienr.Maron c for since Oeght iiing to 'write this rragraPli, cti have receive - 4 it letter front the two Secretaries of the S ., viety,. of that very complexitirt. Had Alitttsictir !!: i ron ac cepted the ititert;renee of our noise buitlerit, anif,talked greict deal iii their 'stile of jargon ahOntliberality of senciatent . ; liberty irf conscience, &e.ffte, , theti ve Would hove been a very fine fellow larked; but al he iltl3 :torte not iiingof till this, and as • the Protesfaills of Fraince;''ulititever... th(7ir other persecutions may lire , lire determined not to be . per4ec%ited by the ilettSeating csut of the oi-dittiat brethren in Illngland therefore thi , Secretaries tif one .of the . I'rillestant Societies ' find out that he has been the " successive pane- gyrist of every stiece.isive orrupler of potter iii France." Getitleinen,' tread 11, my tic thief ground, or yoo ni.iv chance to the toes . of sonic it your, nearest friend's :end inost atrik ing jiicettesses,',both on thit, ;,he other side of ' fbe water. T•leiftier viii :i:iv brethren tit large, !te verere,l or lyre 'our your Com mittee, Co tit suceb•Nive t)ratioies vi r shell tears of regret ovttr tbe fall of t h e fat rintlipg out: :hat I‘ottiettr 'Martin has ti , ,ne this; Ave very much dOttbt ; and we wilt efillSe ilei‘ 4,, RS We ItAVt.! ;11)1)Vg.':i a Vt•I"; able bec,ttts,e, he:llltW tieelart:S, 11;11r iii trill . . have'nothing to do whit y‘)11 or y our Ito - , tie think' it most probable tlitutite has also braes pst , its at present ; been tnoat unlike you, aud . overseto your practices... ivay of ceueldglott, tiiton4ti the Votive is of on comiequeneti, tye triast soy ti word us kyco cespecting o tiei.teeLe Of &Or em-ti. lii the jot rod Leetory ,parOirripAufa . e,terelayi wes _do charge th !C e terctitt thentstlf vs yt:ttkititViLliff,iiiveti and smitltivssed . ltl. Marne tr, letter, as , 91ey44syl ef.iniMpilpet •they diet the rouLe of IVAtitingtnit'i. Th,is tanks,titsoy) ) ;.., to ; int; 'wet it was. nautili! UtUeo,ittnltlital it.wsks*Tiolls nod Intitttentiottal,'Vs very tivittent, = fin'Atthitehd Zr ktt Ottelf we state it io'copital Wirer, te !race been odd ri..ssi.t.l, not to Ilia :teat staritts; bdtto,NlM. of ii;lo.tenillte... 1.4 01414044. c of. tho F:t.nelt Prott-itatits. This einitt-attict ion; entosfoct, o dently Shts 'tin ttliconscioits; ttaprettlt kteti nor stid.ivhat ihe remit, of thercorre,tiort wh'itilvititi now. peibli , ..ll 1-4 tie. diffosiuti 3 Of tto: gailr, ,, l..upPren4l9AfaVvr A ittlier,lktiou of tier oleo tioleo to ti es o for , viveval;titc supprssttion of thel')Zif:e‘ot,Wollitiltifit'afttrve, WWlquite rattniehlo staktOtti Streetitfl e* of alt lt'ciet us duty Its riker cold. only ttsittitisl thist it ji frt . :avowal: or troy yachter act .of perfidy,. Li .Ic..4eleei • ociltiteel Others,.4 t ltre threti to-the saute let o'l witit - theinsitirvv. trot of ttai wa can assure Ibe Snit ktakti of this, gOvietr "61)14ttti th4t . wb4l4 , i' timy Eficaystil,Mt,:ittittitts lottrt., ii oat, it wait, certainly written mid sent to tin. t0,,t0 bur other ititt !WA ii try" . .:It,"t* it a it olify it proae, that, thti •socie tias.a.d trE.tertnevoolirrivi t t e,w.er.lc ,‘, w.:11 wqrthvle.puhl;c, itetiwt !Viet r ,t.tcc,tl We i'ill' 4 A' strtu ~the y iti, 1 7 .1 rt ; ,., oh the: ,•%i,f,4le.e- (Ii •41 lir sen!es, tor we hilve !moo-port of trot cortespoti di. tic e 113," lint Proirtatitt, itt Ftatl ct. hare a:pi pt.,ccalst,t si t e interktitt,s, ot Hirai; Ituiy •titt, tt; t'lLtKrosint:: .it ; ti_ t• in Pktit ill. 0°,7 , 01 titthr tit; ii et lit.it WTtlat l toie to; ilnir ~ , ,...tsttuAtAti it.ul fn...e ty.);Lilt, r tit dU tyttlt ttie:Lt."