The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-05 00:00:00

FOUC 11E.

A late Publication contains the following paragraph
in Fouc it h's life, which bears some contrast to this
Atheist's late apostait al Letter to the Revoltitionary
French Bishops: FOUCH E chose to celebrate
this feast (the apinheosis of the Septembrizer CHA L.
L TER ) on the Ist of November, 1793; a day CI:MSC •
secrated by the Roman Catholics to prayers, and to
the metn,:ry of all Saints. • Early, in the morning
the cannon announced the festival, 'and men and
wotti,fn carried, with an air of respect, adoration,
and pomp, the image.of CHALL lER ; whilst others,
enemies to the Christian Religion, •brOught emir.
crata qmsel, surrounded a jack.ass, covered with
an .Episcopal gorzun, a mitre fastened betruseen its
two ,drs, add dra.ainz in the dirt the Bible tied to

" After the burning of Cittit,LtHlC,9 pretended
corpie, of which the ashes were piously distributed
amongst.the'sedaries of hiS and Foutite's morals,
the Bible was thrown into the Pe, and, as it
arose in Smokeinto the air, the re rem° ny ended
the rase drinking from th: sacred eldlire I! .
" When the ceremony was over, Foueue pro.
posed to eonseciate the day by -sacrificing all arrest.
ed person (amounting to up.vards. of 25,600) to the
mines of the God whom they had just adored ; but
a storni.sUddettly dispersed this inlamous assembly."
In his letter from Lyons, of-the loth of Woven).
her following, printed iri.the illoniteur, and at:hires.
sed to the NAtional Convention, FoueFte
, ~
" Tire shade of CHAU,. Irlt is Cit!Sll:tl, preciotpe
remains, rei;gious(y. otilleatO, have been car, ,in
triumph. It is upon the place where this holy
tyr was immolated, that his ashes have be,a
posed to public 'veneration, to the religion of pa-
triotisns. At last the silence of sorrow was irtter.
rupttlby 'the cries of vengeance 1 vengeance !
we swear that' the people shall he aVenscd I This
sod shall be overthrown; and on the ruins or this
superb city, the traveller sliall'find some simple mo.
nutrients, cretied in memory of the martyrs of li.
betiy," &c. &c.
In a note .it is said that CuALLTER was called the
11/lark cf Lyons, and .by Ecitletri and the'
*Taco.
bins—St. Challier 1

sw;4dji,ts.-- On Thuriday seinnight a young
man of genteel address and appearance went into the
shop of Mr, C. K. Reid, jeweller,- in Dean.street,
N wcastle, and having agreed fur three watches,
(two 'gold and one, silver) and one gold seal, he
desired,Mr. Reid, to. bring them to hia lodginv,
tin the same .street) and he' would pay for than.
Mr. Reid ancorclingly waited on him at the time
appointed, and. was ushered into the room. where
the Gentleman was sitting, The watches being
produced; they were again examined by the Centle.
mats, who afterwards begged the'favour of spewing
them to some ladies upstairs) which w4s reAdily.ac.
ceded to. Mr.. Reid having waited a considerable
timerexpening the return of his cuoomer, at length
rung. the hell and. inquired ,for him; when, to his,
risronihment, he was informed, that the Gevtieman
had norbeeit seen since they were left. in the par,
lour,. together ; and as he had taken :the lodging •9111 Y
about an
.hnur bt:forei no further account_ol him
could be procured. On examining the . house, it
was discovered that he had made, his escape 'out of
a back window, which was left open. Information
of the.eircumAance being given to.tha,Magistrates,
messengers, were dispatched in pursuit of him ; One
of whom apprehended a- person answering, his de,
script ion,' at.Morpoth ; but
.not having any of the
property.in, his possession at the tune, and ,Mr.
Reid refusing to sWear.to his person, he was of
course liberated.

Vesterdarevening a flom woman was discovered
hanging near Clement's-inn wardens, and was cut
Liowl4 burquite sicad.—jtalouiy is assigned as the
Cause of this rash aft. •