The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-30 00:00:00

aJi(, SAIMER's ILALLO-0.111. The ascension of Mr. Sadler in his balloon, froth the Merile,id, at Hackney, yesterday,. t.nived. an irresisti, is- point at attraction to ell ranks of persous, and it very early 'hour of the d thy roads leoding from t:s.e 'Metropolis to the spot irotn which the men was to take place, was throng 'd to an excess far above who they were on a former occasion.— The number of carriages and pedestrians 01 .all de scripti-ns and ranks,exLeeded by far thosewitnessed when Mr.. Sad er ma :e his last airial excursion from that place: Yet notwithstanding the concourse of . persuits assembled, born the judicious arrangements made by him, no inconvenience was experienced, but the access to the gardeos was perfectly The conipany were tuovh more ntimeruus than on ihe former 'occasion. The bands of the Tower :Hamlets Milita were placed on the upper and lower gr.ens, and by their enlivenin g airs, added much to the I:le-tit/lei of the scene. Lie Fo .ver Hamlets with a number of Constables T ed ise with them, were so disp os ed, as to h ave 1: ectlect of presery tig`pei feet order b o th with in an d without the gardens. 'lnc apparatus waft placed in the same sit.a r n as on. the former occasion, itaAsely, at the sour:, end or the fouler green. - The proc-ss of filling the balloon commenced at nine o'clock, and wa , fully completed by half-past two, at - which time the car was attached to the balloon, and tee different apparatus v. 911 had be o prepared for making observations and exprriinetit,, co sis, ing of a thermometer, hydrometer, barome ter, electrometer, mariners compass, and refresh ments, were placed in the car. Mr. Sadler then, amidst the shouts of the speetators, entered the.eary preparatory to commencing his !gill aerial voyage, and was immediately followed by mr. ~ieaufoy, !tau of Colonel Beaufoy, and all preparations being completed, the lines which held the' balloon were Joo.etie and the adventurous voyagers bade adieu. to terra Para at twenty-one minutes boor,: three. Thy- wind at this time blew a. brisk gale from inc Seim!:,-by-West, and the bitoCin rose in a majestic warmer, - and immediately . on clearing the trees tuck a. direction nearly North-ay-East. The spectators, who had bon struck with awe by the grandeur of ~ the sp et isle resented by she balloon's nrst,risii 'now 1,u16t out in fowl shout , ' aid acclantatiplis, gres lin g th e aarohauta as Tuley ,pas,ed at a Cli7taliCci ar.cve Ahern,. Mr. Sadler and .M.. Be ruby tin,r.d to Joint the compliment by wayiiig tit it hats and cell 'ors, Mr. Beautoy diSplayilig the t;.leat est .our,i ; e presetwa I,tiey had not, hoe ever, iao. ceded fart, before one of the flags, by tiollle accident . , tell from the car„aud was locked op at a ahort .tance from the MerMaitf. Tin' at 11)0.ivertS .a this period was much 8, erCaSt, and tire AE oilatr.s, the bailoun rising with cotisideratne ye sdon en clod ` cloud which greatly obscured '!be ♦stew of the IpeetatOr ;.'lroto i his cloud !hey did not again :::ergs-, but alter coutinriing in Vi6W 4 the time of their oseerisiori, iii all about 16-minute , , titry eollnly lost to the speetators, W:JO tutu, d to exi'resS the' pleasure they exPerienced flows the niagi , ificent specto.lo they had wirties+ed by every mode of . tti.plause and approbation in their po *er. TIE DZSCEbIT. The voyage, we miderstand, terminated at ten minutes past lour, when the v . s latitird at a little viltle caked east Thori,e, within a tow !Mica tf Culchebter. Ii was some time b:tore they could tlhd a chaise, but one was at last procured trout )(tilvedeti, and the aeronauts, atter taking necessaiy retreshrtirtit, - set oil on ilich retorts to Hackney. They- at ikod at the Mermaid about ten minutes ber (,)te , . , c,, , teee:4, where they were received, with every demonstration ~f sati4f,w,troti and joy. 'The latilthati and car were fastened to the top of the ()tt geving out, Mr. Sadler had a tall, but tortu:latrly sustained no injury. Bulb the flat ellelN appeared in goikl spirits. The ,voyage sp. ken ut cis hiving been exceedingly pleasant upott the whole, tlio , igh the ueatltcr was part of ttic! time very tutfay.iurahle. It lasted ju , it an hoar aud a in which tone they weut more than 1,0 lvtAthsToNE, Au°. 27.—0 n Mill pay so'nn:.4ht, al' AU early hour, a servant in the employ ot Mr. heed, a rarnicr in the• Hundred of,. lion, who hack ti 'set to watch n pirce ot wheat In which deple. ha , l bt..eri at tuioni tiruLs committed, de totted a man, Who re , ,ided in the neighbourhood, i n the ad 'of stealing 7, ,, 1110 Of t h e wheat, anti at teßpted yu nrjebend him, but the villain drew out a Li* knife aril cut the throat of "Mr. rieed's ser vant to dre3dlul a manner, that he completely d ' , fabled him, and he i,p,v ilea in a very daagefous coiAition. The perpetratil of this nefarious acct has , ; 1 , 01 been apprehended; but; we nUst, his Nine andresitlenee being Known, that Etc Wlll Out long elude the pursuit ot justice.' Eli7lriiOllAINTAkY GLUTTONY.- , -A few evenings sinco, a roan wdl known by the ttatne of fitiogily tiii,AcitoGi(, for a tritiii g wa g er, to eat two Do I ).,v s' 102.,Etpi, , i gliiria togcliief wet.; e pounds and a halt . , a bait q Imo; alai to, driok haft a, g.ti• roll t ,:r, awl 11.1:t 4 pint of beaod,,v, .10 Ole hilt.irt, at! hour. 'flits te4l took piacc,as a Imuhe at fiermowLey ; but lie Liss, not . I,ki ng 10 get d 4 . n illy; lao quitter of a pouted of onupt.itio cuil.•t-queoce of b,cting tal,co ex,trolorly sll. 'rite glitiaol4act ? , at:lout Bertootitl,ey kg ero adfotttel to I Ilia rxti polce eat.h. 'There wef t sevti-41 bets: ittliog.Gtt lb, ask. (J.,e vi he it, attd aticolter of ovs, ligvo b‘,. m cut tti)v. (4 this wt uk Utt file north uti C tlvrr, ormieJiately opposite w.G . 1,. i 3 (4 1 1 tiAJs irm,d , pein tttL river 4, the lAtocr fi I i wals I hew:. yeart,. • • 1 • 111.1. 4 1.1 A:1:04( - LC)IN) I; 1„1)1, To . Ak w .1“) W, $t min.. , arter it. 4, Eyciiiq, o x triin. aster 12. pRi. .1: oir SI'OCKS ~, 11:$T0 ALA'''. ibtlk biack. x3 6 1l 2 3 6 India lion(13, 13i. 19s. pr. Navy ; re: 4. rut, 9i c 96 9:5?, ; ' ; ail Ann. 644 I it.ft 5 par -Cent. New ditto, 03 i 4 i,t , 4..e111.,80 i S:i t, , ,x,,,hvg.13iti5;3 , 1, IS, pr. pur, 3 ',CT Ce.414%*0.1, 6. 1I yi I 63, 44 . ' i'4. 01. 3 Ito Ct3lt. 4,;nls. (144 631 61 om liium, ! i pr. 11 ~lx I , Ann, t.:; k i - iota 1 ilweri,Al 3 vcr Cfct. 614 , il t ,ll.l Sit)Ck ' Iti3 !' 184 (...,,,,,, tut' Cdetobc . r, 64 ; 41, _._ .. ~. LONDON:VI-lilted. ,by At ale SUN (nil tsk ttiß - D hvisriti:rws *FIt4NCE,, ' AND THE lOURNI ES O t'UONAPARTE TIIROUC OUT ILLS 011014 PABH}i'b .$1:.ETC11133.) • . " As the object o f these i,ketches is to show the spirit and operation ot tli Itrench Government, 'it Will out oe itecessary to consider the Administration of JeSert)e . , and the wine of the judiciary in Fiance, under any other ihttitt of view, than as they aft i'en tiered ministerial to the interests - of ~B uonapatte. An investign'ion of the merits of the new code, &c. would be foreign to my purpose. " The Courts of Justice in France' a(Ford a large revenue. to the treasury. No where on earth is int &llion so expentiive, and chiefly on account of the dirties which the governmentexaets in the progress a suit. Every act judicial or extra-judicial, in any manner connected with the legal process, is 'sub ject to a tax. " The duties of registration extend to all legal proceedings and instrument's. linese are likely to tie multiplied, a.litiost without end, as the technical formalities are exceedingly nice, and.•the slightest deviation from thin, heads to a nonsuit in any 'stage of a cause. New proceedings must • then be had, and ar new series id duties paiti,by the The business of registration as et.,llhectVti, Wit 11 the duties, has no e ff icacy i n antlictiyieating legal papers. gives therri no diameter either of priut try or ot per iietnettee. They are not traitscribed in full upon the ‘egisteis the receivers, but sumniatily in the torn) 01 a receipt fur the dime.. :It' a regai ins - runient be lot, amities must, be drawn Up, otltt, in order to give it any validity 'before. Inc Coot is, must 1)e registered anew, that is, to say,. tne tax rerun be pain upon it a second titn,!. P:Vah the very threshold of jostice, the tribtuial at Atte justice of the , peace, is a fiti iticial engine, which . reilders the cost "et an applca.ioti to it greater, to lnatty in stances, than the value Of the objeci soughs., • , '" One of the trust paititul and incougreuus task,' imposed upon the French Judiciary, is that of ce operatiog in the work Q.t the ConScliptlOU. law Which condemns the parents ot delinquent C 011 , 7, scripts to the paymentot a fine of limo italics (S. 300), orders the Coons to pronounce sentence upon them. The crime and•the-penany are Key I. OliSly a scLitdinud by another autiturity, and the title therelore be levied noon' the lint'Vt:Olton of the Coutti. Tire matter does nut • properly tall within their jurisdiction, but brions to the ~.4xectlt ive Officers of the Goverioneto. Tnein.is no pre vious rind or discussion befor e th. They merely teceiee from vhe "authorities, particularly charged with the conscriptioo, a list 01 those Who are to, be amerced, and pronounce: the . stated, torinola. hive known:firtyof these seotence s be passed in the coutse of a quarter of an ovur. This proceed ing ti appear to be bot 3 mere torinality the pill of the Courts. ilut,fluonaparte atiactres all itilportll,ce 10 it, beedttle u give, the sanction of juctic , al limns lo'an act Of injustice, and Serb CS 10 111 slcad the ‘uliptr. The execution ut tae: Svinence etitaiis a seizilre tif property, and ofteolitties toe roin of't Howes. I lie uttturtunate . hither . applies fur til-tcy 'to the Court that prorunceu it, out th e Coutt can do nothing. h . is in tiCts way that Bet,- naparre has associated the judiciary io the tiotrid work or. the coeser piton. revviution taught 'OS ptyils the 'polity ot multiplying acc.oniptices,ll, every action. The burden of public hatred is inus di‘ ided, and in a, Case ot 'necessity, accomptices hr. , . come champions arid.:preteetori. " 'Buonaiiarte has out cl , spensed the judiciati from seconding Lein in all his plJni of parade arid osteuta tioo. He tins made all the jadges actors in tile tnea ttical repieseniations of the intperial dignity. , They are compei Wt.% folic present at: masses, processions, e DOUMY, taxis, arid shows, and are attired in a pane, lar costume prescribcul for the purpose. Tirey petit:tate at the iustalhtion of the Members of the Legtou ot lithiour, mid receive their oaths of fidelilt,to 144, Sovereign, On each of these occasions, the, preii 7 dent of the particular court pronounces a discourse, Which is hollowed by cries at line rEnipereur, and a -flourish of drama and trumpets. judges publish also addresses in relation to the govecilinent. These are usually insert e d in the 41onit1za, aid are dictated by the inirristee•Ot justice. Tti . is tat w h i cr .. stood, as a mere matter of eourse. " Notwithstanding . the 'tine of demarcation drawn in, the imperial constitution between the judicial and eitecut.ve powers, all tjuestiona of, right," iu which the crown landli or public domains are aro decided by the comiadlurs of peifeclure, officers who receive a salary for their services, and are en- Orel) , the creatures of the imperial . will. The go! yerninentretUseS' to trust, the judges wttli the deci sion of questions, in which its own ioterests are concerned, nut, n.everrheless, calls iiilo4 tilts people to Cotate th °dicers, whom it selects and .pays, el,- 101' the e)LO'OSe of [hi! parltCular 10.1thotily. It HMS makes itselt both judge.and party, and ha, found means to annul, by giving a retroactive erreet to laws mane fur the purpose, severs! ptevions -ad ju,ticattons-on this llead. Wherever the interests of individuals and those of the goverinitent, with le spect to its domains, courts into colosion, the. Cnn.; sellout of perfeetere, who have tot I runtit part not ‘tven a tincture ot legal knowlede, ara, _however, at no •losa to determine /nub to truwr: their, decisiim.r," • *Ehe_ following is' ail absiruc, otc ~ i i ofM, D i aper,' coecerning the journies wince buunaparte ;Oakes in hits dontenioris k intd ths: ie44 , 04 traits of nis Cl " journies of . the Emperor throughobi Fiance are bbt mute' 'beau idat - exhibitions. i t, svini bruC -o;,:ettlti to peopie twin t Lein. They are inarked• by no act of r.at bent - tic:cut:o j . aril Are tkriaken With rib .serioul intention ot-dhai4 good. _aro int Ned the characicr of the boa). bath 112(14ire itrCUSCItIt action. true Inouye. 01 111‘1111 la (0 ftlyoSe upon the w 9113, by the inoott ttpeetade ot a people giving . giving.} t lea) st rat.i..lllW:ol adinlrai 111 a old aft aeh- . u) •;i1 tor heir tioveieign. rre v-4)13,1y organiz e d in Paris. The Moniteur; the Einpetur sets out,. is already ricui„ hied wii a iniiury resulf..oi tits journe). I'ro,v,itaiion4l, cmoplinivtits, I , rcsentii, arti f. besp,ken and secured. ',niece is a 11104 t votu ttutluJs•u►ll►cltat decree exiaht, k 4 ilich,reptatcs k 4 i. 1 ~- 4 , 4 4 a ;v4 „ i _ t „a , ~- , ~.- I. 1 l''!'i,'l:l,-.lllle-,4774qP)141.17,,,1ii011V1 the Ira ,grv.l4:aiiii'l!.;!it,rllt'o".;4'qutp,*c,6-ttYJQifillejl)plotlitie litntilifl'ilv.P'ttiseis"-g,l'etailtllliuitt lit'sv" :I) 9 ‘i .13e0aio3 to renitirlt, a tiaglead of teat getteroSity or enlightened ji6ii,:e. ll)e'fiM , 51 / I.l4tleilly taken,- is, either to ettAlish A tlutyttpott pro Visions, entering the, city in Iviiicil be;eaty 10 port to be, or to increase the rates-uf the.diny glpg. vioooy established. H is next oletiouteis ant to •ait li v `• P-Iblit: yverks"te he eitecuted, which OW 10 . 1 * by the,nttinicipality,—such as tlie,coottrattA pi ti road, or of a Lanai i the repairing al-a clack or of a litopiftti, tE.4r,c, The clvariOle rule, hoe') in these ciis., , , is, to throv7the bordcti of ilie et tense upon those wild staial,.:O the e,tohlibbiatni.4 It the tituonal treasury:, ur the tevellue dr . ' 114° part tre:ic be not onakient for the porpase,:elf ordiney taxes die iiiipood. ',Ube coßls which ~,t' unlic ;be Po and. the- Ithite, tile Rhine 04? ;Optic, and the INleuse and thc etniaresiftdi, .:(tuut,:d At tliecs,pens3ut Ow vigilbouringo: tiont 'l it.. tditions cenal tit :31. Uniutia, µ,lrkb.tr/td a/ ford tda ttlustiiiics tiponf ot th-e. Welfic iace y si 'be Frene,, Ea) - I r l • i.... ine io lard 0 1 '7 pri i, . ids ~, , . pppreiv , .l tinot en, to the iiii.litAt4l.l of a t , mews; tv hid' LI lidycroo. A lam to `.`, Tue.governintlit soinctirnct tower-- • . . ou t riii fray d i 0,41 of the exi,en.se.ol $ public vtctsi „ b3 i co-eunistanee seldom fails to. parAl)oe lUD Po lo ing, i 34 tile engagetnent ii rarely peth;faxtb;,,,A inlnibileints ut the cities el. Bo u t ' ie PI red :NI unster, petitioned the wiverinneitt. tct1!..0..,i, a road winch might eudhat thew 1000700 with eocii oilier. . A decree was iflaii 4 t ' i rd ing additional taxes upon 'them tor tild 'l,, i 0 lett yearo, to provide. a lund fur the ra:4•o4" (03d. . ,'" , . MI 11064, In eleven of the northern tlepnllll-1- 1 . 4 ° w ersr the canals -are Woken no. Ali udditialle',Aurdfig7 10 , , u r t tinue tin . a numb e r of years, has been ivwk, inhabitants to defrafttle expence of P 01141,0 in order. The s;io,o t him?, hoppeng in ain eVe.ify „tij France. The pn bli e works al e under i cost of that particular p ar t of the polartio iii innu o diately'.concerne d, in them, and 77; rito i v erninent arrogate s to itself. ilia . 0 "l e fl/ p c d 01 0 en terplf.:4e. Tile poawts of ,tlic itiloicr " 1 , ° , 0 ' ii ii ,ii (ants are draineLl ;. new, and aw '0 are saddled upon. thew, and yet Oe .041:0), pie of his generniily apd.betivilccoeei. el l ' ll , 4 „ fr os, ceedings which leptl. to such diougruto 1%.0,0f1 " Buonaparte sequin to have NtlttliAbieP. .4 O'er ,ltu, aPPCJt- on persosi,—that oi i iii iiji jl f g h i r , nishtnent by, the diffitig SittgitiarifY °1 i„iff.4o iirld existeticei rat overpowering die it, ll !f,. t ort 000 vogtiiiiiing,the.nlinds of tnen, by 1 , 1,1cr, i0 1 . city. of his rtio‘edlents, •tid ow itortl.1117:A:11:4 Kelenoions,—/-Ie does ttot %visit' to be be, , '!": 0 04 has nothing amiable in his nsiure. %% 11 e 19 ' p , r , 4 ithe I 111$ st,lbjeti , , lie never. Appears like tii.,;,_,oir rounded by his, chtldren, but. .ulti f °rail), 11'fic'iliiiltit lei in,ilw inidst.oi 1)45 blaves, He til lit " _ 10 00 • of salutations; thOilisildi of iire tili,, t lq;; t on- hispai Ike pa seB by, without 3 1110Vellinvi ili c oil' . 1/141g tit Valli to surprise or enliven libili r';rjorli iCilafled ,bas un;lotoseably 'the Stin g ~i it oire' t ` f When spoicn tO ) ili4 Byre nierely seems ~,olto, that ,he i/ apprised of...whiit .is about !ilifos, lir lii;n 7 llis features convey ~ o tit Ine_,'',.. Old . , 11 ''''l'l; W.34dres4es, iti fp io.lo.iny furraitill;piet fri he ,1:0, owo to have tieen &baled. 11 ` 1/ j / ;5 iii''' a reque.st,, it is in, A tonttot coloinanu, 4.jotioviii: •betitg. ft? give him a iditr:thill'!!le,,,,f I,,,e'ilielli' He tins soawii,llo4 uesv()Weilittid ciYi' a ; 3 1 ,,,i ot . Of Honour on those. y/li o hove sn'w,:ro), 00e; bOldpes-5. He: linutli "vn wli° /tr-,111 intlit l i;r strntaiten is cf_pis wti-,i, ,ivild- hears %vi. .0:6i01,, ._ their. piritestitiolis i,at nttachnient i , I e•• • ` 10 ,4 bin*: II '''' 01 aisifitnice, ,but., vleipiie v..; heir servlo-:, 10 ~ . V. , re, ildt It; r;V gusted with th eir adul .tion. .1 bid ~041,40! 0 in, ..‘,4' hien he ~i, abhur•ea, a gr"oPd vt.'oo 4001,114 ripticvl for. the puipeses•git ll aie - :' 41 vorf 'OA' P* til 1 iiri/C,4 ` bill IBA tietr 411(1.01bl; lilt; ~ 0 5 0 11 %1 Mg 11,iii,014144, tit() -Writ: at 0013 .11,"',00,, eilbil:, prevelllti IhViii, It3d ,V+l4tics ‘ 1() ' rio 10,,, J'i : i t ).lb l) iCtlial 111614;44.4-C$10:1•14ba!kri):: ilijilt)'l:ll:'Utii°tl:.4),3ll tj6; IUINCd ill etiery. city ot It'ratrte•.; ',..bere an y , fi , .e . ds, " Li iul part of the eilliord .',• iosoi 40,14.04. entertained for hini, or.atiy. 00,t1105 ~,t j %f iler I I his 1 . 4 i , OO r, I u his; cis cin to. he 0 lolilf!n. ool op i 7 .4 .. ,be appears by vast ClOkS i) CUlPlidOraeaan:7of/4::01'4 all cohJiiiollB,ancl ages i c't ci " _.l...,feclei ' i ll' i'; Ow wirer, otid of wooleo 1:07 ....,, boa 4,... . ~ .1 1 i s.:..eing the iitutviuua,, wriose.,,nt ite_tilly 40(01,, iiinnliiir to . thew.. All' ord a 34011 v: viel'irsof 41101ie,. and ore itiute vs UO . p, ,i,,,,prootscl?„ ra.tii,d by any oilier .inoti"tt a,"! - ', l'ot ,nioebille.'ll.o. btheiiitinille, other tliaoi that oie njoituilio, Nrirt-it South.l vi,.uld ho Ilea t:J .. :1:03, or e iti1, • ,,, , , t win) ast,enibli: to, givzo tiiiv.,r!,.ialc's lif ii,,.potti.:, the yelpttigt of the .btiPL:ll4l, .1,.,ed, ,11(16011/.!,410 "'heir voices are 04.sity digIllipl:0;01013tiotA of i v igo‘ 1 riii,,eti' to such a pitch, is/' I::,,oijor 10 iltlP lP tie r i te.yility, that it beCiolleSl47; ov i' lf , lit 12,,,. 1 ,,e lest tile Loci: should.b4 to° .. l ie P o to i live . .. ,. I ';'o 4 Ilan and Gern)an cllioa Y,;(0).':, of . c,enett fa . 7 , 1 19 reurs, in 11,1?i1111.14,4 o c : a ii c t ioo , d „f 1 1;11i „ Ste w ; Jo e sujni; lOto ,i1 . ,;1, .000 ° I .. io , 0 1j, ;110 r'!„6ollfir. characler,of..l4lloA)Vgiet- w „ even 0 0 11 11 p ii/ adulit Ol Insbeeoining Fol)",ioioini6o woo jit oll sition that the nac,nro of ,biti,..',4 cluciveirsati., jp , . i-le is ex fie 0 • Of such a sentiinvokk ~, ....„10. 0 ; ovi ~ „ 'A ' h his ova tot.ici. , . a - befog, - ...... times oecurc'.cll : _....0., boon r.ot i iiiP, capable oi attachtneat,i)v..“_l,_ of ~/i0005.;..1 i fieo lo yours no party,er clescrit 110,"_,, ouserre IP pinuersciiiiisiaas i l l : Y. ''r,e____CalcAllil'iea iv - ‘lC'la I a rtir.nidiatent. . -----:-----.... _ , .. , . . 1. , 0 0011 0041)14; .it0p41,.;[,144.1.,'1 f::_...., 0 ' ;:th0 2 ' ~t;i 11-17:1: , t ' ti,..rii.ll.l,!'iLL:l',:f,': I,l,°iL'illailth;ita:j' e . tinteiy the ttrehiebs t ' Otsi44 t itidle occasions. a2pro:tchingl is announted, is to be-imistili,tmg of his department. 'Ewe orarri• is titAktsitki•Oti the :Wad of his municipal .ecitlncil, bit • ininy stepS fee meet the Emperor. Thexorsie - is•tb be reAly ft.t the; door pi his church I and the - bishop in his cathedral, with all the enitgus of his dignity. The-cer t mvniaf occupies just so mutle time as is trecessary to et,:idge hoises,•and the illustrious 'tied benefieent rowi.refgn; .then pushes on, as il be were hurrying tim a field ;Of! battle. It is thus that 'lie {ntestipary the tandilialt! and cicetrizes the wounds of, his people.' " .When the public authurdies are presented to him, he asks a few general and barren- questionS,., and rarely waits tor ail answer. Sometimes he or ders.a.decree to be made out, and affiXes his mete, but the deuce is either not executed at all, er is dis covered in the end, to impose new burdens - upon those whose, interests it professes to le onho •e. - • `:I once found myself placed, ;in my °Ilia)l cu n meter, next to the mayor of a considerable city,' when lec was about to „harangue liuonaparte on his aril —I. The Mayor had very elaborately cointnitied his ri , s, course to'memory, but his gracious master sect! cely gave him time to present the keys et the ei,y, and to pronounce the passage, which reiated to hurt part ol the ceremony. The couchruart tuously commanded to drive on, and the inapt lea • to harangue the air. He had, however, the eunso laticei of seeing his whoie discourse um the G . ,zette the neat etas*,,iid of knowing that it formed a }rot of Ate budget of the Aloniteur. Toe I'rench Emperor has no intelligence in matters of civil administration; no acqusinialice with the local interesis'of the empire, Or ith' she pr neiple:s of public internal eepeemy. His edtica.; tion could give him no such ,ktiowledge t and since he has been seated on the throne, his titue has been too much occupied in the lousiness of conquest, to enable him to acquire it. This spejes of science, is not, ht it be noted, a matter of •intnit!on, but the fruit of long study, and laborious pratlice. In the cursory survey which he takes of the' country' • through which lie passes, he seems to be solely • i gaged in looking out fur military pe,sitions. He secs,—not with ,the eye of an experienced states-' Man, studious of • the good of the subjea, .but ,014): that of an ab:e engineer, and of a recruitingeolo' He never appears, however, in one 'of his cities, but you read the next day in the'gazette a declera tion in these terms-es' :flis.Majesty arrives and all our wounds are at once healed ; all our resources. are instantaneously developed ;--industry re4ieee 3: —agriculture flourishes,--credit the arts and sciences pullulate anew.' All this is truly like the effect of magic.' It would reqt,tire, however,. no small share of simplicity, to believe hat the presence of anyman riding post, lidwever imtuense his power, could produej the airs, thou sandth part of the ativantages here .enunieratrd. Commerce, ansi indrotry, and agriculture, and cre- djt, depend ilium) other springs than those which set: ai aValy! it) 1110i1011 . . • " journies of.Buonaparre are performect . wif if such rapidify, that even with the btst intentions, be could but see the mere,suprrficies of objects; %Vuirld be toropliled to rely on the representa tions,. of the public funelionaries, and how is the :' , ti would be alource of coire.,t iutoinnation, niay be collected front the portrairl have drawn ol the rtien, and .tio,f! the "si , irit of adulation find selfishness' by which thry are *known to be animated; A single witatice yultice to illustrate this point. - When Buoilapittir, as chief consul, paid his firbt . Visit to ' lSt u%sels, 'toe 'rsident prefed,, .Al. Dunker PontC• ct , ulaht, ordertil ail the inhabitants - of the streets through vch,on the .ingu‘t traveller was to piss 'on his ethiattee into the city, to cause the' Iron's of their haul !a to. be. whittheil aiid painted, in or tivr, as the c.rctilar expresses it,- I —that the chief of. the 4overnmeitt nng l be recr e with the Spectacle ot and that his sight might hot be ollet.deh with. +he soinbre colottrs ot. pot etty or discuniettt.' 'twilit:into., was rtinlisifed Hod read by ail those who 6st) t . ead iil France. '''Thp: latt izt, howecer, that 11. e auwist EMperor irut little matters of th.i kihd; Ile, {thewst th•to tube inera-para , itt and - krce, , anti thei of are sr:arcel'y eon (Jest:rock to notice the triumphal: arches, the ottl lisks, ecc. erected in cutninewutation tat the honour of itis visitr..• " TAc wcirld •has been struck' with the number of decrees which fitlinaparte is.ors when' on I, is cir cuits through the extrktitiitivs of ti t le empire, it, c 1 even ;during ttgeign campaigns.. Tnes, () Ai crees, if cottsidered, will' be fotiii4 .tq relate either to points of Very triging local im portance, of to the conoOrs of his gelieril reign polio). Nearly all of them, howeva„ are previously digested Hod prepired in Nis', and; ;- mitted to him tot his sigohture. prim 1$ ptlc' sued in ordi:r to give 1)111)111e air Of being,, et cry where, and Under, all circuinsiinces; otenpiea with the domestic interests of his subjetls,and to illsv.'er at the smile time, another ptopOse t,,1;11,1. shall prueed to fie wislivs to Multiply in .q)is way, historical monutuelits ot his achievements, aid of the extent of . I)ii pfavt-tr; to attach toilit-.! names, of distant places the recolledion 'of the nary ad% em ores Of his lilt, aiid to dazzle' by the comparisons witch, arise out of the .fiel:cs "1:' Cha . rietnagne, %hose tie we find tio.ts recorded, in COnlirxioll' With Oa of the. of the Daiinbe, of the, Ehr), or the liitab, in . 1-11. mg : sA the example/and is atixinuOy cop cci in this feweot, by his soi-disant . siii crs,or. NVo latter, therefore, signing dectees in every put his empire, and svbeteV(r itilwrsnri his armies. 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