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FROM 7'llE 4ATIG.II,LICAN Nu:4ll'oli. C. M. TALLEVItANI..) "E PERIGORD, rtineeut benevento, and Vi,:e Arcil Chancellor of State to Napoleon. • • " !.A itecttl r ttalts sort tont:, PERIGORD &in& le 110 i re, ' went toui deuicBqties ci'Autun, I, TAATUIit eSt' pormit de Pun si rilatitttE at I I"' (I) No man whO has appeared on the political At age within these twenty yea; 4, if e except Bunn., parte, las excite , i wore conversation than lahey ond de Peti g orn ; he is of a very ancient Nullity, and w,is,,desinted 14.)r the Chinch 3 before thirty; oe Wad B►gliop of Anton, at the cioeell's particular Ir• quest, who was very much diwleased with hia epi gr tat, g therefore, to silence him,' her... Majesty wai adviSe4 to prevail :upon the King to make him a • .13tvhop. Thus elevation silenced Talleyrand, but did not cure liitn'ot t.is vices; a short time belore the Re. volUtion, he, together with the , celebrated Beau rnardrats, was extlea trt,tit Paris for ,aetsliFstiiiid. ffe..was, neverti.eles appointed a Deputy-to the Etats GenJraux, hi, quality oi 1110,op. It , was l'atittyrand, utho, out of pique to .the Clergy, made a awl ion in the Constituent A , seitt. bi) in Nrneirther, 1789, for thQ. contitwation ot church properly. He, with Sieye , . aod Mirab,:ao, ViiiS fOtifidcr tit Lite gist Jac; bin Club. • l'his was the Bishop who celebrated High Mass Oti tie attar cat L billy in the C.:11,1.1t1) de I‘l.4ts, on the 14th of July, 17go, and •- hu eunscci,itt.lit the colours ot tar departnientii, ollthg titem the sacred banners ut lioerry. In the year of 171 p, he accompanied Mr. Chau velin to lois country Charge d'Affaires ;ti .IS ap pointment W 33 pat to ularly uri.p.d by tric,.E..ll , g, as he considered Monsieur Chauveha more attached tothe revolutionary par y than to hitt - Ist:lr. Tidleyratid's appointment gave . likewise saiisttic tirm to the Commune of KO ts, atid to the Jacobi nical Members of ifue Executive Government, who kn-w nothing of the d 61 __C 6anie tic was. play ing (2). line rnachinations'of Talleyrand with pereons in this euttn,ty in France. cer tain they ,Are nor in Englatid, othert.visepe , pte in this country we ird not have beet, to of the ward "pa riots, " " friends of the people," &c. Wlit, It they bcbtowei upon certain dernag,ognes in this country. After the metrtorable loth of August; our Cabi net notified to Mr. Chiluveliii, that he could'' no lotier be re,o,bnizeti . h , re al itibb,issat.ot from France. But, Talkyrand informed our ivlinisters that tie kid a +o,..Ctal api,o , tittoetti troth the King,' which he could prove tiy piodircing his (retie , tiits; and for that wasn't he wos'allowed to remain in - this country. However, he thought proper to return to Pans tor flesh iiiairnctions from rile new . GQ4 VernMeht . Ate it WO6 their wish to have tt Rerbon of continence in England, "Villeyrand rdeeived new anu retained hae. prole that Taileyta• d was an agent of the Frentli Governtitent, attest 10th of August, 1 b,,,0 only to cue a paloiage from a pamphlet wlit , tin by lainuien, in justification of his conduct, when he quitted the titini:ory tot a short attar', preiPioir,,io the h . ti f3ftllll '.Lr is etttt i l u .t, ‘• A c taircisseme ll s tionnt's Ciinyeri • [alit: . )l . 3od a aes Concito!jens. Paris, vii. Idlleyrand having: accuSed - of of arktocrocY, Ste. by the Parisian Jotirnal.;. lit', who also btawcd the enllVellti011" for eiasinghitti trsi the list of, emigr nits, replied tilts :-.7" What are, " say tlitxte inen, " the motives which de ter'ijiiqu the Natinoal Convention to erase Talley ] idt'd born of etnigtatits ? The ansWer is rii:s. - ip`tr. I was sent to London, for thesccouti time, iii IL,. 7 ti s:pteinber,, 179 2 , by the 11xee'llive Coe& it ;. I itave, iti tity,possessiot,' the ofigin,jl passport' %Phial was gi,bir mine by that C , ,titit:l, and which Was signed bysis. ot - it4 tnerrib - er Le ht mi.,: I) triton, Silvan, etitvierc, Roland . , and Marge; .14'w,Its presented to the Convention at the titnetite discussion took place, aboo the erasure of my name frO,o the list ut einigrants ; it wit., conch ed in these ternis : " Permit Charles Maul cc "Lit i.tyrand to proceed to London,, as lie Pi- ;mg thith , :r by our ',Nero." it * IS proved, that when 1 quit• tua litance, ['quitted it with the authority. of the Go. trittnetlt." After tilt death 'of the King, Tallefrand being Ift.tid 'slat Our GoVernatient would bent hilt) Out of the countr) . ,' contrived with his friends at to obfain a of outlawry against. him as a traitor and tut eittvant, in consequence of some letters from rilie}laii to the King, which they pretended were found in the Our Nlinisters, how 4, ever, soon disbOvered. the cloven loot, and', he was relit out of the country j from hence he went ,10 Potti.4lo. Dining hip stay there; be wasiii con. 'cOrrospondence with tile Got - eminent, and siti.A tire (.11 of Itobvspierie, the setibual Ex-Bishop,' u (died with vettptating ills: tobacco leaves, return.: c*io Europe. lie remained at Hariburgh till his 6,:ilawty.(:tlthotign only a jingler of how) was , re ve;sed.. Cheerer was the. tuoverut it, and n tnet r i'?lll , 4 rand * * return to Paris; he was very mull courted: iNladatue, tie Stael introduced hitui every where, liavtit4 been in Et -1 04 1 0s in_ lkille riehi,drid he of course had a great to say on ail those countries; and, as he was the ottiy in it of . any note; who had returned,4:late ficio foreign pints, his conversation 'was liked, and lira Opinloto fra , l i rr , tt tveigktt. cha&!, beiti a very dull,litivy wan, it %lag not vi,ry 6ltticrit tor a ro an like 'cilleyrand to getlii,n removed. - Ho appointment was g&rwrally approved' Of, ~Hu;epting by. 11owball, w)tis.aiways dis h-14.0d Taficyrainf, and consiAered, him as' a .dan terutii s36t only for Fl3l.Ce, but for all r.tirtqe, •. ctinduct, as Minister for foreign siG is so well known to all Europe, that it would be opertinent itt tue to wake it a particular subject of discussion, .as it is intunrely.connected with the gelletil i° story i tiave'given cif the, gov-rtimenl:r! of will6l be 1101 'been the minister. I :‘,0;1, how- . _ et et, .eticleatoor to pc a sketch ut tll9 privace Clh!- ratter ;it'd lite. , woll•as a great many other revolii. lion iry anthropophagi of Fiance, has obtained a re 'natation for talent to which he is not e ;,titted as a minister of, a Mad resoluiionary tyrant, Tolleyialid was torniod for distinction ; but toe same Talley. rand, :is a ininistvr oh.a tegular wise' tituent, would . make rto figure. Mahly, .peaking _of . gichelieu, says, " Ce que Machilivel eonseilie an tyrati instruct, eu l'executa, La cow ciCspiOtts et 06.ateurs par ksquels Vol tout, emend , tout, 'est pi6sent par iodi," Ti,eso observations can be applied to ; eyery measure of Inc revola. 1111 i -unary gpvetoinents : of 'France, wheiliwyt the Dtrecioty or of Polgoaparte, was nu sooner, susgest' 7 ttd, than Talleyjitod .vv,:s ready to execute, The eSpiOllgge, which be estaulisited exclusively for his Qwn - purpom:i, to ,an, uncommon ,emeni, not only through all FciitlCVl)ut„.o 4, S,..l ll l, , LittoPe , o o d. A.iie rica, has gi en him great influence over 141 , :: gas Or the. Vlctich cit4ltiet. Whatever :11:i11141tV , t1 C'!filt#lolll4,4ltn,d,.to- govatlin tit he al w ays K ays4 in th sikapuirliatt ophooll he knew the fact tw i n his oa n Were' , agents; when tonne thne, the 4(Nctiltirtekl.t.iNtftletp.to,linn ledge ot the 1 . 154 ttien talky;'ud was consi4ered as : the politrcol.v,ropliet. Buonaparie basphowewer, rivalled, tool oi Alts sys. I,_tn of exterior pOicev att4;; net lon;;-kioce lively 01 d e r e 4:l'alirl laird, on 1)3111ot neing disgraced, LleVt - 1" to sent.; out oft) . " itgettti secrets " ithOUt his knowledge. • • - I.sin calm l'a'ileyspd, :over be disr;iced,? Is 4 . no. 1 - ititrolltY.lNYef really 'has itow, " uto_ht, cuin digit hate," but no ' posh e d!sgt ace can e, er overtake hints. u Intl b t :en .lhe p.,;0, 4 4 tutor o f thiottapat te, ttl w,otn ntl,Ullt.r 1e 4 500., w i ; I aaoi~e able. independently of this consideration, Talleyrand knows too many sei,reis ; he knows ,he 1, a toUS, per son. in the .dttlerent 4over4llltot .orliees of Eut,ope,, as well 3* private vi s ituals, ,who ale Ak ! d who hriva becti skip , 01.113Fit'S France it; he were „dtstotsse.i, c0..10 do incalculable mischief. 'ru L tet rid of hint u itli salel, the huh: hie toat .16 in him was; be tdkei, from hint :—he he is too .datigercpwi ai twin to, be provolit:d into a From his appearance it could net be supposed that there was Much eitarg) Ot ibind le:t : it iitArnon4Si. LAO lo t'OA: is more ll:fries., de bilitated frame is moved on by 44.Cint) four,, and that is left are the.-remains 4.)1 fits. flash Item a very tine blot- eye. I a - 4 peisoaded that Talleyrand has more moral depravity Ilan!. Frenchman over possessed : but eV4II ltictiri , eu or Mirabeau, ...though he i,as less twient titan either of 'these two. Such a mass of corruption and turpitude was never before collected in the' person of one man, Yet theie is a eeriainje ne scat i poi about hint, which • makes his corny' avy. agi eeahiv. lie .possesses the steaviter' in viv(j() to an extraordinary , degree . (3) ; to his critnns as well as - to fits interiors he is attauie ; and as Wit is 130 i the case. with Frenchmen in general; who'are extremely rough and orntal to those who they think tiatid in neat of their assistance, Tallt-yrand I orally cOinioands u . more ready obedience to his OnterS. 'The requisites for a,great 1% lin is . er Taltey rand does not 1 , 04 5 e,; ne is itoa su`theiently read iu politics, of in histOry. Toll'eyrand would much rather have served a Botirbitt titan a Iteptiblic althouohe freilitentli taut: the ,o,ith ut hatred to rei;ilty, and tlnlde re speeches, and wrote, or caused to be writ ten, repunlican pamphlets, still lie is 1.1 lonia . being a republican.' His present tyrant he bitted and dreads; there is not a man in all Fr;ittre Who hates and despises Btionaparte inure than Talleyrand, and linonap;irto I,.nows ii. The Minister has but an iii,nter,ot opinion of the talents of his tnasit:r, and vice ver,a ; but the latter says, cel'humnie , sail trOpi and for that reason he keeps him. (;) 't'ic calebrateut NI nine Suiel said, 44 C'est . un di. piwnite st b.itate, que tio.ont tut uAitte nix coup tie pied dans le derriere, vir (levant." • (To be continued ) it it said, that among the antiquities beinnging to Lord ELGIN, there is the skeleton of Ki ag Hewn. We should 'conceive that ir , 'would hi! a difficult matter indee4 to itieertain that, it is r ally the skeleton' of that motiaich, and, if it could,, there seems to be as little reason to preserve the bonei of such'a there will he hereafter to preserve those of fit/ONAPARTE, except indeed to bold thens forth as a memento of that detestation vitiieli.mankind will feel towards , tyrauts as long as hutnzt nature shall exist.. It is said, that in consequence-of some curious . in trigo-s, AibiITOLOZZ2, 1110 celebrased eriarmer, who had.becn invtted to establish a school fur his art In Lisbon sua.e years ago, is about to learnt to this country. - tie is very,far adeanced in life, unti Oro bably in adverse circutn,tanees; but he is-so respect- Ole a 111311, and has done SO much tor the Arts, that we are -persuaded there will be a generow emulation among the friends of - genius and worth to weleothehis return, and give comfort to the re milinder of his days., W o w slay etening, between six and' seven o'clork, 04 Mr. Greenhill, of Hot n-sey, was retnto• ing home in a single horse fte.was met and stopped by three footpads, armed with pist o l s , i n Doval's.lane, Holloway. On of them heized and hel , Pthe horse's head, whilst the o tier two rno,r is humanly dragged Mr:Greenhill over the back of Lis titular,' and proem:tied to lob him of Lis watch, notes, "and hat. After giving . hitit two severe, L)(b on his head, they-lett Mtn in that deplorable wate in the rend. Late till TheStlarniSlit 1.1. r, or early on 'Wednes day morning, the house at Mr. Grant, at Leighton... Buizard,tedfordshire, wit's knOke; open, and robot:ct ut tolv'er plate, suppo,ed to be si/oith qOOl. Bank notes to a comitlet'able amount ; and silver, 4011).10 the aritourit ai With thi'vvaluable booty thq tobheri made their escape, wit hatit alarming any ot the tatniik, the r,, , t3hcry'not being discovervd till the servoritti rose at theieusuvl time 00 Wtdo.;sday ing. lince at the thieves or the propetty has yet been discovered.. 0) Tito above iiaes were written by Cherder, and wert vely much avi)NVCd Itoquet was a lormer liitiwp iit Autto-, and Mol:eje. .seems, bad him ttt View wtteA lit WfUtC liia colealAed vi,a - tedy ut Tart (a) Taileyttud Witt; 1114:11 a pasiarter of the King. LON VON Pll by I) HARRIS. or N 0.4. Mottletit.coXift.,Bour.strest; and Vgb'.iitki4 by WILLIAA4 Ait ;c; SL k VS. utt, A: Ow Su :4 Onus, No, 12, Snead, vvbero kirerrireiftair..otriers for the:P4per, ',tam.; tor ;Le kiditor, COUII7 - T•7l:JilitTblL - • Oti Thot.dtly, Otlober 17, COtirl-M3111:1l wns it fct' oh board Otis Mcijesiy's ship Oladictior, cnb , capt,',Robert Proton,. 01. bi Maje , ;ty's ship G . dny= 'Redo, c}f 22 ghn3, which ixaS continued by adjourn. 'went till the .23d. . ItIRMIIERsr)F h COURT. CVI, Presittoct. Capt. liibset. 11;111. ion. captahvßodney, Capt. R. t 11iot. . it ushwort h. 1 ------1. 1 1111 1 eY• P. kirow ne. 1 S nryd. M . rectx,:im, E judge Aavocate. Upon ctLitgrs exhibited oy the Admiralty of cruelly, tyranny, and opplessai, contained in the 1011 6% ing letters winch .had,been, forwarded to their Liiitiships by the Ship's Company of the Gra/y -r/J(ll'e— " VortStYlOtith lialbPttri • Sept. 24.- 1811. " For the Right Hon. nit Lords CuinniisstOiters of tiw Acitnitaity, thet-Petittuti . lit 'the Ganyinetie Snip's (..:uttipaity,- • " Humbly sueweu h, " That ?cur fralvy,riOancs which they la• hour under, through the crtld trc..tilient they rceeive twin the Laitt,iii: and k)tii , erst• , the tout ship, we, your petiti•nwrs hunibli so:mit your h,ordshilts, that you wild be pea .:d to feint:44 the sane' by a tilt:lnge ship ur tHriedrs ; as you. Pc.titudiers t.vislyto be true to the King; arid'eo4ntry, 4i1,1,re willing to tierve_iii ,any ships sour Lurdillitoi.'nuy think proptir. tionoutabie Sirs, in wanting this y auE Peti tioners wilt ever' pray. - 7 -• N. - our Loids:liits most obc(itellt hum ble ser IS at cutninancL"- • It appeared to the Court that, upon. the rece:pt of the . hove leeter, the Lords of the Achnir thy di tecied a Court ni Inquiry to be held on board the Ganytple , :e, to oc(rratti the, audiernicity of the let let. cunskted of Alt!)Ira! BargOud, Captairni OtW:ly and UPon turning the h.iods, the letter was' utianiniously'' dcdared • to have been written with tl e •con , ent of .the whole company ; and a seatnan LNlaeGbv.;6() vered Anot her letter to this Court, Whlca Was to the &true The COurt of Inquiry expressed a Wish, that any aware of 4he ertr.l.ll wduld step tor' ire a. Vr6;tico tuis in the charg. s. tiotme'%er, - tficy declined; 4ncl,,.in a letter they.afterwards toterio Admiral Hargond, signed by nearly ail theship's.company, cy ti4y proseatite body,.. : Upon the above docuiueuts and recital appearing before the Coma Martial, 11 , .:inital Hargood .and G.lpLiiiis °twit) aur..l Halliday were cAlled, and prov• vd their with. . . John Mggowlie, W,in. Lowrie, George Towns. end, and 17 oilier seamen, were examined in sup. fail ut t he allegations contained in the above letter. Th r s•ir evidence went to prove, that Capt. Preston wo: more in_lhe '1. 1 6 . 4 of adopting,t he annt,tnary of, ,starting* than the witnesses had krtnwn to have eierprevaiied onboard otner and to have frequently uttered very intemperate , Capt tin Benhouse, being ordered to proceed to sea, was examined, and dt.posed that Captain P. tvi . d been his most intimate friend and tuessmate ; that he was pos,.essed of .gentieniatily inansols, not habituated tce biaspheintrus expressions, nor in. dined to cruel, 'oppressive, or tyrannical,Manners. 's ! r, Home Popham sworn.—Cipt. P. asked, As yore have COMMaptieti several of his Majesty's ships, and been Emmy years in the N ivy, •atid,trequemly ' intrusted with distinguished and ,roost important services, 1 would, beg leave to ask, -whether you have not found it 'generally both expedient!tid SA. Iptary to the service., in. the eN..eruise. of your own discretion, as a 50.:41131' pl1111:511111e111, to ,!,i‘e four d()Z‘n ..11131ItS, and so ni c-nines more, and to Ahai Omni', at the gang-w;ty, t, r oti.A.c,s contrary t o the • diicipline and suboi (filial ion of 1 , ,,ur snit; and whetter such. punishments _tune not • been es 4 sentially necessary , for . the, of lirS' Majesty's service? The Court, was cleared ; and agreed, that as the information required •by like Are above was irrelevant to the chargesourd eontartied .niat tens of opinion unnecessary to the Court, nor the purpose of forming 'thew judginent,'AhA :iboVe question Alrould not be pin to the The prosecution bei n g dosed, C.,pt P. begged the indulgence of 'the Conri lilt tire next d.sy, - to make his defence; when Mr'. Minchin having been taken ill, Mr. Weddell, an able sohcitur ; react it. Capt P. hrnented thar the 1.01.4 of the AJatilaity should have brought him before the Court,-upon charges which were anonymously _asserted, and equally dire,:ted against hi. otlieers as When he assumed the comtwind of the GeAnymede, he found Iris crew in a bad, state ;• he hart to restore them to that ,degree ot discipline and 3 ob ,, tdinatiori so essential in ships .of - our ; he had certaioly prat:- ' tised a summary mode of puth,t-.lintent (that of start. lug), but there was no degree ot severity mixed %jai it E and cunf.xived he was justifie4 the practice, by the custom of 311 other ships, sod by the salutary effeCts it. produced in all delinquents: he never punished 110 m caprice, nor from any feeling, but of the good of tile.servicise When men pro. ,perly c;onducted theruselves, he W3S their, triendand • berrefActio :in SiCiClitSi, thry often-had lum.l.his'per social at wereleit hour Iris table, .and • par. ticipated in all the, indulgetteitis the service will ad .lriit of. • . . . Lieut..Sparshott, Mr. 'feller, turgeon ; -I\lr. Rion, bo.ltswaitt; Lieut. Waring, h M. and severai other officer* were sworn, tello deposed, that they knew 01 rlO instance in C I A. P.'s condoed which could be designated ty; an:lit:al or oppressive. • The Court, atter dcl tier.itn42,.mtne consideroble time, agreed...4l' That the, clmr,..,es had not Leen lamed against the s i rid Capt. Preston, and did adjudge him to be ditto' i(lgd ; but the. Court, how- ever, farther Jgrectl, that ;hey could not help is g ;t their dwy, .to express tiwir• sense (if tire sin gelarity,of punishment, in mail inAances, on board the Unt.trjrnerie, and to strongly recommend to Cip u4in Preston, a future ciningc of ConduCt in teat tvopeet.!) * Starting is ordering 1 briatswain's Imre io take a rope raid, at.d i4}• early omit ordutcd to atop by the own inantittig otirt.cr. A tesselated pavement has lately been discovered at Clocltestui, suntl-ir to the c4ehreteti one at Bog nor. 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