Star.
London, England, 1830-09-23 00:00:00

THE PARISIANS TO THE EDINBURGH RES&

LGTIONS.

The Miming letter bus been renewed by the Right Hon. the Lord
Provost at Edinburgh, from M. Odilon Beast, Paget of the Seine,
and in that espedty the odidal omen or the city et Paris, in Gamow.
ledgosent of the resolutions of the public =oda' et whkb hie Lordship
i so ably presidel s—..

IZMIR! Or TES DICTORTKETT Or VIZ errs.
To the Lord Provost of the City of Edtobargh.

Sti—lt is with a lively feeling of gratitude, that I apeelve, far the
City of Paris, the felidtadons which you address to it, !n the cants of
the learned and illusaions City of Edinburgh.

The events of 1814 brought beck amongst as a Dyneity destitute of
nadonality, of knowlege, of sympathy with the gemeadons which it wee
shoat to govern. For 18 years, the old and the new dvilbstions were
thaelbre at wars but this violent state neemmily mold not but.
A day arrived when the restored Dynasty, Incorrigible in its pride,
determined to rearms by form a dvilintion which overwhelmed it on
ell Mee. Instead every damn descended mud to the Market Place,
and. chore his rights under the Ste at the mom. Now, this
pimple le hes, end that Dynasty is depend.

-Ota revuludat has remained Ikea *sat away oda, hews it was
prepared by the 'wools el public issintetion and et eivilhation. It is
*mat to think, that the spotted- e which we have juot dieted to the
wodd, will redound to the advantage el libaty. We shall have gauged
her et may insults i it will be now known that the blood d reactions
has not dewed in her cause.

May knowledge be Mimed male and more *roughest , the world,
shwa it carries with it so salutary ore Wawa I Your population, ens
at the most enlightened at Efereps, and which la toe *army reason me
of the most irreproachable, cannot but applaud We with.

lam proad, Sir, to be at tills moment, by ths elevated magisterial
office with which this revolutioo has invested me, the organ of the in-
habitants of Paris, to communicate with your generous city. Be pleased
to receive the expression of our warm gratitude and oar deep sympa.
thy. Yes l we have fought for true freedom, since our conduct on
these three great days has received such hooourable approbation
Accept, Sir, the assurance of my matt distinguished coosideratioo.
The Pr‘en of the Seine,
_ ODILON BARROT.
_

At the Had de VMs of Paris,
Sept. 9, 100.
Sin William Allan, Provost of the City of Edinburgh.
His Lordship also seabed a few days previously Sem Dr. Dowsing
the following letter accompanying the 411thodieur at the Si bet. contain.
hog a unwind°o of the raeoludona.
Landau, 2, Weibilertiest.
thlt Veit
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MY Loan—Being Just mums' from Par* I has; boa ampiesesd
by the Prefect of the Seine to communicate to your Lordship the liar
Sear of the 2d inst. by which you viU perceive the Aida recogniden
land publication of the reminding of the Qty of Edinburgh respecting
the late happy Revolution in France.

I have had occasion to bear from the lips of the Ding sod the
pal authorities of Franca—from General Lafayette and the oedema
guards—from the Polytechnic, the kiedical, and Lepl &boob—from
those who and slimy
_who were wounded, in the greet days of
July, tithe delight they have felt at these testbnonim of
our seentry's
_appievel. The Prefect himself will make year Lordship
a mememiention as soon se his oSelal to will allow him to
do so hut he was desirous that you know without delay that
be had not hem insensible to the friendly optaionp:f=rat thy, sad
that he hod given to these sentiments immalam . ,
I have the honouree be, my Lord,
Your Lordship's mat obedient humble servant,
JOHN DOWSING.
To the Lord Prormt of Edinburgh.