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•y seccetninb or idea.. l was not
struck (he 14110h4n) with the unsubdued ease of
hi. behaviour: he could ism have been freer from
embarrassment and depression in the zenith of his
power •t the Tuileries."
Some allowance meet be mode far ell thi.. On
eh►wteg the stepeutleurilllmrpreilseed by high
talent*, aided by a betakes* combination of cir.
cortistances, the isdinseet bromism lost in wonder
and admiration. The

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the most trivial we pleguant with fitallty—the
spurn: of childhood, sod the freaks of youth, are
feutul to hove contained. the latent ;reeds of future
greetiress ; "and biography becomes enveloped in
fable and romance. The acme may be said of Hoe
external man—the outward mould-work of II
the tenement of clay is found to have been
with the ours lam of the profoend mind that
sliap!mrd itself. e 'fancy we could have disco.
vered the great apoleo9 in the Lieutenant
,of,
Engineers. It is probable that. in all age,, aqeie
tail conformation of lime and person has been call;
sidered as the indication of intellectual superiority.
'We ton, - Ily yield at fir-• to some such impression,
be sfm.- rds altered, or even alto.. '
present age of scientific
her. We do not leave
lysteries of nature which
investigation ; we would
she works in secret,
.inpsibies between soul and
- whole machinery of man.
these researches may be,
t uninteresting or incu-
consoling. in our utter
any thing like a know-
:of our species, to have,
conformity of appearassim.
Ince to have gone some.
certain external indica-
features of the unlade
ligials upon this subject,.,
. perfect confidence. are et •i
least too respectable to be treated with levity ; and,
judgieg or Napoleon Bonaparte according to the
mingiiittry *tendert' that has beep laid down, he
eet.tsiiily appears to have beeu cast iu the mould of
her.,.
fie Was 'of the stamp of (*WAN of Alexander,:
of Mithannet, of Cromwell. The beautiful head,
the ample forehead, the muscular forum, the billowl.
ieMperitinent—all indicated strength and loftiness
Of-mind, daring amhitiou, and inflexibility of pur-
Pow ; end of I it maybe said, in the trawls 4'
Lliv, as applied to Cato Moine, iilo Virp.
imPipas ro6ar <tect!puris et tuatoti fail, at effpl
esoyi!e iiieo 'lemur met, forlanam sibi faetsuest
itiderriari"
oa
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.h..,„ 2 ,tt, PARIS, JULY 29.
Polgiur Aetiers frega,Cossetauttitople give the fol.
lowonst details cooCerningp she death of Prince
Moeusi, Principal ()rogation of the Porte. The
Austrian lidernmsein was in conference with the
Itris-Effendi on the day the event took place : the
Prince was presto*. Paddessly two eapii(gi-Imehi
entered, who reepseeted Menai to go owt. under
pretettee that a perridelifeed to speak with him.
lie did so • foOrstellerfi. the Internancio re.
maimed With 'a itei '
ts. Effendi. Tired of waiting
for the 'Dragoman. he went out, surd saw at the door
of ilse Ware the corpse of Moretti, with whom a
few moments before he had been in conversation,
lying on the ground, with the head cot 'dr.
The King of Prassia arrived at Potsdam on the
• on, his return from his journey into the Grated
Duchy of the Lower Rhine sad Westphalia.
A Journal announces this morning that the fa-
mous Cure, Merino, has baled his pursuers, awl
arrived e.t. Bayonne.
MENTZ, JULY 22.
The 'allege of Kostheira, which was held waste
ouel burst several times in the course of the war,
obtained an exemption from taxes in the year isog,
from Napoleon; as it was to continue for fifteen
years, the inhaintants are still in the enjoyment of
the privilege- Not forgetful of this favour, which
so puereefully contributed to raise the village from
its ashes. the worthy Curl: of the place assembled
the n4)411140* as soon as the death of Bonaparte
was knowo.,aahil ou the 17th celebrated a funeral
service in beiittur of his memory. The service was
performed et Ire o'clock in the morning, that it
alight not interfere with their daily labour.
ODESSA. JULY 3.
The Grand Seignor has sent a memorial to St.
Petershurgli, complaining of M. Strogonofr. The
answer is mit known. but it is believed that he will
be recalled and the ,petice aisiotained.
EXTRACTS FROM PRIVATE LETTERS.

VIENNA, JULY 17.
The young Duke of Reichstadt (young Bons-
pa►te) has not yet put on mou►uiug for the death of
Inc listl►.r. When he learnt the news by the Em-
press, who took great care to open it to him by
degree►, the young Prince, who is very lively and
very amiable, was touch afflicted sod shed tears.
It is said that there will he celebrated a funeral ber-
ries for Bonaparte, at Sclurnbrunn, at which his
son will be present. He passes the whole of the
day with their Majesties, who are esc•eetlingly at-
tached to him. fits grandfather iiccompanied him
to-day in li s promenade iu the gardens of Seinen-
brunt..

PARS!. JULY 28.

For some days past all Paris expected with im-
patience that the Ministry would come to some de-
cisions on the tendered resignations of MM. Ile
Yillele, Corbieres, and Chatesubriand. Yesterday
it was reported that there was a complete reconci-
liation, that M. de Villele COliSentrill to take the de-
partment of Marine; M. de Corbierea agreed to be
MiLister of Worship and lostructio., ; that the

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though it may be aftersiard
gather effaced. Hot in the j
research we xn inoeh farthi
011 attempted those 'oyster
atom denied 'to human in
enter the trot* where
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they are, at all events, not
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Innwtessness of arriving at
lidge of tar internal fabric
ohaerved something of a co
in all great men, and hen(
way towirds establishing c
lions of the must prominent
The couvlusiona of .pliysioli
if tint to be received with pr
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