Star.
London, England, 1803-07-25 00:00:00

!MALI', lIIINT4R r PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OE LORDS. SATURDAY, JULY 23.
The StCRITAKY at WA Ri Attended by feveral Mem-
bers, brought up from the Houfe of Commons the
Supplementary National Defence Bill, which was
read a firlt time.

On the Motion of Lord HoIIART the 26th and rsgth
Standing Orders of the Houle which forbid the pro-
ceeding through two Rages in any one day upon any
Bill, were fufpended during the progrefs of the Defence
Bill, which was read the fecond time, and ordered
to be printed.
Lord Ho BA a r rote and Rated his intention to move
on Monday, that the Houfe do refolve itfelf into a
Committee upon the Bill, as it was an (Ned of fuch
prefling urgency, as to require paffing into Law with
the utmoll poflible expedition.
His Royal Highnefs, the Duke of CUMSBILAND
admitted the magnitude and preffing urgency of the
prefent Bill, and thought it highly defirable that it
fhould pafs into a law with as little deliy as poffible ;
but he would appeal to the candour of the Houfe,
whether, if the Bill was only to be laid before the
Houfe in a printed form on Monday, with a view to
its being duly confidered, it was poffible for it to be fo
confidered preiionfly to its going into a Committee
on the fame day ? He felt it his duty, as a Member
of that Houfe, to Rate this objeaion. However, if
the Noble Lord felt it abfolutely seceffary the BiU
(hould be committed on Monday, be would not op-
pole it.
The Duke of Noarota expreffed his warm appro•
Nation to the principle of the Bill, and mould not op-
pofe its going into Committee on Monday, confeious
as he was of the neeeffity of its palling into a lair with
every poffible expedition ; and he had the pleafore
to Rate, that in various parts of the country where
he had an opportunity of knowing the fentiments of
the inhabitants, and he believed univerfally through-
out the kingdom, the principle of the Bill, wherever
it was underßood, was warmly approved, and the
people every where ready to co operate with this and
every other meafure of defence, for the fecurity of
the country.
After fume routine bnfinefs, the Houfe adjourned.

LONDON.

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We this day lay before our Readers a very curious
Document which cannot fail to be read with intereft
by every perfon who has a heart fulceptible of feeling
for misfortune, and of deteßing the aiming arm-
gance of an upftert Tyrant. It will be remembered
that we Come time ago mentioned a report of a pmpo-
fat having been made by BON /MASTS to Louts XVIII.
to renounce for himfelf and his heirs an claim to the
Throne of France on certain fpecified conditions.—
This propofal, however. was of fo extraordinary a
nature, that many Nylons were difpofed to clefs it
among the idle fabrications of the day; but if any
doubts formerly cai ted. they mull now be completely
removed by this fingular dt,cument, which exhibits
the whose bittory of the propofal, and of the firm and
dignified manner in which it was received by the un•
fortunate head of the Bourbons, and the reft of his
exiled family.
The following (bort flatement of the behaviour
of the French fiddiers in Hanover is of fo {hocking
and horrid a nature. that we &mid have forbore to
offend the ears of our Readers with it, had we not
thought it our duty, under the prefent circumftanees,
to communicate it to the public, that Britons may
fee what thofe banditti who threaten us with inva.
lion are capablt of doing, and how different their
charaaer is from what it is r eprefented in the accounts
publilhed by theinfelves, or under their direaion.—
The Exttaa is copied from a Morning Paper:-
41 Ever linee the conque it the whole Eleftorate has been
a fcene of pillage and butchery, which is Paid to yield
only to the Rate of Switzerland in Spring. 798.—
The French foldiers have the moll unbounded indul-
gence of their ruling pa6ronsudroporkyirrosky, audio).
In the City of Hanover, and even in the public thee%
women of the higheft rank have been violated by the
towel! of that brutal foldiery, in the pretence of their
!unhands and fathers, and fubje&ed at the fame
time to fuch additional and undefcribable outrages
as the brutal fury of the violators, enflamed
drunkennefs, could 'contrive. We have teen the
names of Come of there unfortunate Lades; but
the honour of their families, and the peace of their
own future lives (if they can have peace), forbid us
to publitb them. The Barns de a well known
partifan of French philofophy and polities, went to the
Commandant of Hanover, and claimed his protesSion
as an admirer of the French Revolution. But be
found no more favour in the fight of dr ka es.k.
BONAP•11.101 yorriforier, than the moll loyal Noble-
man in Hanover. The French Officer told hies—.
64 all Yordoitifra ir new owe feee..—G. oboe your kg.
tuft r Nur have we beard that the philofophers of
Goettingen, the 0.11,40, tfraitty alto 1 terfoffiiibly,
have been at all better treated.

o What happens in the great towns and what Wish
perfons of rank are of conde better known than the
calamities of the body of the people. It is for this
reafon only that we have feleaed them. They are. in
fall, a pettedly fair fpecimen of the treatment of the
whole miferable people. Every village exhibits the
fame fangs in miniature. The masts, who have

more fpitit, patriot:fm, and loyalty, than the',
fuperiors, have already, in feveral parts of the
country, been driven into infurreetion ; many vil-
lage► have been burnt to the ground, and two dif-
triAs have been' delivered over to all the horrors of
military execution. The whole Elatorate, which, for
its natural difedvantages, is one of the molt profpe-
rous countries of the Empire, will, by a few months
of tuch tyranny, be laid abfolutely walk.
" In the mida of thefe atrocious fcenes, fo wretched
is the degradation of the Continent, that not a Ga-
zette from Naples to Arum dare, to Wert a fyllabk of
truth from Hanover I"

On Saturday the firt mail was received from Got.
tenburgb. It is dated the z3th inf. and brings ac-
counts from St. Peteriburgh, by which it appears that
the Ruffian Mediation merely referred to that part of
our dilute with France which relates to Malta. Oa
this fubjeit the Emperor is Sated to have propofed fiz
articles :—'rbefe flipulated that no foreign Order of
Knights mould be ittizoduced, but the Order to re-
main as it was before the war: That the right fief of
the Order of Malta should remain with the King of
Naples, as before the war : That Malta lhould be re-
cognized as neutral in all future wars between Eng.
land and France. The other articles flipulated that
the Grand Maßer Gould be immediately inveßed
with the Government of the Wand, which, until it
was capable of forming an army adequate to its de-
fence, mould be garrifoned by Neapolitans, to be
paid and fubfified by England and France equally.—
The different Powers of the. Continent were to be in.
vited to guarantee its independence.

The Senate of Hamburgh has fent a courier both
to Peterfburgh and Berlin, to reprefent the calamitous
&nation to which the city is reduced by the blockade
of the Elbe. and to entreat thofe powers to intercede
with the Cater Comm. to give orders for withdraw-
ing the French troops from Stadt, and thee other
places, the occupation"of which has occafioned the
blockade by the Englifh.
A divifion of the Bataan fleet has failed from Cron.
Itadt to cruise in the Baltic, and was hourly expelled
at Copenhagen, intended, it is Cad, for the proteftioa
of the Soond. A Burton Blip of the line and feveral
frigates had, on the 15th of June, arrived at Trove-
monde. near Lubeck.

Pruffia and Denmark have, it is faid, divested their
Minifters in London and Paris to make flrong rem-
fentations on the blockade of the Elbe. A General
Officer has been sent from Berlin to General Moe-
Tilt on the fubjeß. Another Officer (Aidde•Canip
to Field Marshal Mostesooa►s) •has been fent with
important orders to the Duke of Baumswics. In the
mean time the Britith cruisers prevent any veal, of
whatever nation, either to pats up or down the river,
direaing fuch as would enter it, either to the Wefer
or Eider. On the isth, three frigates were lying off
the Red Buoy, in the Elbe. Several Bills drawn in
London are Rated to have been returned proteßed.

This morning we received French Journals to the
sill ;octave. and Brunets papers to the fame date,
both of which are filled chiefly with details tafpeffing
the tour of BnNAPAILTE, and the account 01par:to*
gifts from different public bodies, BOIMPAIITI. af
ter vifiting Fluffing, Ghent. and other places, was
expeffed at Bruffels on the ipth or soth.
Pants; hum st.—According to public Report,
Genera; Massesa. St MUIR ilia, Lersavasouid As.
Olta&U will command the Expedition preparing
spina England.
In confequence of orders from the Government.
the Englilb confined at Rosen have bees eonduffed
to Doarlens, fix miles from Amiens.
The Rabbi of the Jews, domiciliated at Paris, has
ordered prayers to be offered up during forty day%
for the faeces of our arms againff the Englith.—Uni.
ty of Force, unity of Vows, and unity of Contribu-
tion among the French people, will force our enemies
to requeff Peace from the Cuter Cousin..
Five per cents. 53 fr. to c.

CONSTIIII7IIIOPLIp 1“111111 Is.—The Porte has TO
ceived intelligence from ttamafens, that the Pasha
of that city. who accompanied with a fmall army a
large caravan. has beaten and put tonight, near Me-
dics. the troops of the rebel Abdul Wechab ;—(11
that Mecca and Medina are again in him. The
'Motions Pasha fent this intelligence to his Cairns-
can at Damarcus, who fent it hither by an estraor•
dinary courier. Abdul Wechab before this had made
great progrefs in Arabia. and had taken Goads.—
The unfortunate inhabitants who attempted to de.
fend the:Edelen were matured.

FILAMICIPOIT. JULY 16.—M. de Eaystamaatoe
Major and Aide-de-Camp of Field Marshal Mottle.
Doan, has been difpatched with an important cam-
nation to the Doke of Brunfwick. and General Moe-
visa. Commander in Chief. M. Leonean, Privy
Counfelkw of the Ring of Pratte, has fet out with
fimilar inflruaions for Bark. In confkquence of a
propofal made by the Archdoke COARLIS) the Em-
peror has given counter orders to all the troops about
to proceed to Italy. We arc awed that the !As-
ia troops now at Malta. have received orders to
take paktum again of Alexandria.
Basis OF TOR MOTOR, JOLT 14....•••14.Mrs have
been received in Swabia from Naples, dated the ed
of June. which announce that the new envoy, lb.
ELLIOT. has met with a very favourable reception
at Court, mad that he has already prefeated his cm'

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:ntiais to the Kula. He has had fermi confe'rences

with the Minifters, and particularly with M. ACTON'
the refult of which was a promife that his Court
would not commit hoftilities againtt the kingdom of
Naples. In the mean time the French have arrived
there : a corps of to,ooo men, commanded by Gen.
VIILDIIII, has marched along the coafts of the Adri.
atic, to proceed to Tarento, where the head-quarters
of the French army will be eftablithed. The French
Ambaffador, M. Avapiza, has given to the Sias
and his Minitters an affurance that the capital will
not be occupied by the troops of his nation. It is
remarked, that they keep at a diftance from the coafts
of the Mediterranean: it is even Rated that they will
not occupy the town of Gapua. The Commander in
Chief, Sam? Cre, was expelled every moment at
Naples, where be propofed to fpend Come days. The
laft intelligence received at Naples from Sicily con.
tradias the report that the Englith had landed there.
Wean even attured that it is falfe that they have feized
on the Ifland of Sardinia. The Englifk fleet, under
the command of Admiral NaLSON9 has quitted the
ports of Malta, and is cruising in the Mediterranean,
but its deflination is not known. It is only alerted,
that the Engli& have formed a prole& of again
taking poiliffion of Egypt, which they may eally do
tinder the prefent circumftances.

Yellerday difpatches were received at the Admi.
ruby from Admiral Coatrwaws, off Wham, dated
the I (rth of July, at which time the French fleet had
made no attempt to fail from Brea, nor any other of
the Weßern ports.
On Saturday the Rev. Mr. Buser was intla Bed
one of the Prebends of St. George's Chapel, Windfor,
in the room of Dr. Frusta, and yeßerday he went
through the cullomary form of reading himfelf in.
1r Yeßerday morning the Church retries was read,
and a Sermon preached by the Chaplain to the Star-
fordibire Militia. under the trees in the Long Walk,
in Windfor Park. to the whole of the Regiment.
The BiLhop of !Armour (Dr. Paarryman) has had
an eßate of near scoot. per annum bequeathed him,
by a Gentleman but little known to his Lord(hip, of
the name of Tu TTON. who& name the Bilbop is to take
in addition to that of his own family.
Mr. Comae, a fat of Dr. Corm. of Bluasiburr
(quart, is appointed the &curer of the late Mr. Hai-
rs'', as one of the Librarians of the arida Mufeum.
Lord Sr. Virtue? arrived left night at the Ad-
miralty, from his feat in Etre:.
The Bill for arming the nation was reads Rd! and
fecond time in the Horde of Peers on Saturday, and
was ordered to be committed this day.
Saturday morning early, the Duke of Yoe* ar.
rived at Windfor. and had a confultation with his
Mayurr on military arrangements. Soon after
breakfae. his Kaisers, took an airing ou.boefeback
in the Great Park and viewed the Farms.
t

The Prince of P/asas has offered his Royal High.
Lodes Riding School, at Carleton Honk. as a place
!pi military esercife for the Pori& of St. James.
The Earl of Motaa has folieited permirton to Terre
in the 6rli Mali of the army .0 leap.
Lieutenant Colonel Maeustaaa is, of the 86th Re.
gaunt. is appointed AiGilaut Adjutant-General to
the London Diaria. under the command of Lieute-
nant-General the Earl of HAIIIINGTOII.

Captain Saimaa, who CONOIOSOdid COS of the Her.
wich Packets detained at He'yea, has Wady made
his efcape, and arrived fare at Harwich.
Amongft the various Volunteer Companies whofe
fervice his Majefty has accepted, we have to notice
an Artillery Corps at Dover, confilling of Is* men,
who have been (me time trainiag for the ferrite of
the great guns. The Officers commanding thi; ufe.
f ul Corps Iart.CII.IIILLNS WILLARD, Efq. Captain ;
THOMAS MAsTILL, Efq. FirS Lieutenant;_ J. P.
rICTOR, Efq. Mr. Jaws. MOON, and Mr. N. L.
&mice's, Second Lieutenants. .
At a meeting of the Merchants and principal In-
habitants of Liverpool, on Tuefday fait, for the pur-
pefe of conlidering the heft mode of defending the
town, it was agreed that a battery (hould be crafted
on the Red Nofe, near the rock Perch; and another
on the Lancalhire &ore, with gua•boatst and alfo to
raife two regiments of 560 ma Pelt; and for mien
• for the ufe oldie rest guns.
The Sea Fembles, who have been enrolled at
Portfinouth, under the command of Captain E.
O'Betata, received their pike' on Wednefday, and
were muttered in St. Georges-fqoare, Portfea. In
a fluirt time their number it is *vetted, will he in-
created to between ?and Soo, who as their cowman.
der fays, " are fine fellows, and all willing." Apt.
R. B is appointed to command the Sea Fen•
Bibles at the Ifie of Wight.
The fen-faring men of Desl have offered fifty
boats for the ftrvice of the country, to be manned by
themfelves, and carrying talb. and 61b. earronades.
We underfiand that General Saliva, uncle to Sir
Synerr Sum., has been very inftrumental in tacit.
ing this very laudable (pink. I
Gun-boats are preparing at Brett; and five or fix
fail of the line are come down into the Road.
A telegraph is immediately to be crated on St.
Mary's church fieeple, in Cokhetter, in a line of
1 communication with that upon Brightlingfita church
! Scenic, onwards to the metropolis
Six months half-pay to Reduced Officers will begin
paying on the aft of Alignit.
On Saturday a number of letters were received
from Rotterdam, dated the a yth iallant. One of
there Rates, that, an the 6th, the day after the figning
of the Hanoverian Capitulation, a Britifh Meffenger
arrived at Lauenburgh with important difpatches
to General WALIIODIN, which, had they arrived In
time, wou'd have prevented the convention.
It appear., by accounts received, that a great num-
ber of Dutch feamen in the different ports of Hot-
land have eapreffed a with to volunteer their Cervices
in the Britilh navy: a great many of them have ac-
cordingly delerted and entered into the revive.
A letter from New-York, dated the i rub of Jew.
671, " Cape. CLANK, of the MARTIN, arrived Isere
7efterday from England. On the 3 tft May, in lat.
39. 14. long. 6+. he Caw eight large veffels, fe
to be fhips of war. (Landing to the eaftward. edtehe
1 day following be (poke four French 74gaa-thipsfrona
i Cape ,Francois for France."

r.IUr:c.;L I::TL.L:JG::;Cc'.

This morning arrived a mailfrom Jamaica,brooght
to Falmouth by the Spencer packet in 47 days.
TORSAY. JULY 23.;--Arrived here !all evening,
after poll, and remain, about 6o fail of different veil
fels from Plymouth, bound to London they conlia
of the Batavian prizes ordered round to London; a
few Weft India (hips, with milers, &c. under con•
voy of his Ksjefly's brig SEAGULL, two armed cut-
ters, the Esotls, and another. It was 'Imo& calm
when they came in, fo that moil of them were
obliged to get their boats a-head to tow them in, in
order to avoid the tide.

PLYMOUTH, JULY 23.—Came in the Pram (hip
Martha and Judena, Captain A. Booms, from Riga,
bound to Ferrol, laden with malls and wheat, de-
tained by his Majelly's (hip PLANTAGINIT, of 74
guns; the French brig les Deux Amis, from Mar-
tittique, for Havre, laden with fogar, coffee, and
cotton, captured the sth July in lat. 44. long. t 6. by
his Majelly's (hip THUNDIItaII, of 74 guns, Captain
BaDVOID alfo the Hussaa, of 38 guns, Capt. WIL-
KINSON, from a cruise.

PORTSMOUTH, JOLT s4.—The ORPIIIOII frigate,
Capt. HILL, has made the Sgnal for a convoy to
Newfoundland and Halifas.—This evening arrived
the Dania; fhip de Lebre, laden with wine, &c. from
Havre, detained by the INNORTALITS, HYDRA, SUL.
toot, and Bldoonouno. On Tburfday laR thofc
(hips Rood dote into Havre, fired at the gun boats in
the harbour, and compelled them to retreat dole to
the (bore: fevers) (hells were thrown from the Sot.
snot into the town, with very evident dia.
His Majeßy's (loop Coaawsta., Capt. Du IlAtilig:
Lai week (truck on a rock near Guernfey ; after
throwing 14 (out of 16) of her guns overboard, and
all her powder, fhot, provifions, &nes, &c. the got
off; and ii gone into Plymouth to refit. The Alli.
ance, Teats, from Brißol to Southampton, has been
taken; and fince retaken by the GINSRAL &UST
privateer, and carried into Guernfey. This morning
arrived the Rua, Fait Indianian, Capt. HITCH an tilos,
from Bengal. hit from St. Helena, from whence the
failed on the soth May. The Anna, DOVER CASTI.R,
Masques WILLSSLIT, CU LLSIISS Gaova, and
Coanwattte, homeward-bawd, were at &. Helena,
and may be daily espeded to arrive.
The RUST Eaft Indiaman, which arrived this
morning, was fell in with by the TRIMMIR privateer,
of this port, Capt. Hastets, who informed ber of
the war, put Cenral hands on board, and accompa-
nied her into port, where the Ruby writs for a con-
voy to the River.
Yaascourst. Joy:, 14.—Friday evening arrived
here from Tonningen. after a patfage of five days,
the DIANA packet, Captain 0111101111, with mails,
which were immediately forwarded to London; the
pafengers, 3s in number, among whom were Lady
HUTS' ST•NNOTI and Suite, Mr.and Mrs. EGERTON
and Family. Colonel Bosvet.t. and Servants, Capt.
GRAU and ditto, and Mars. Lust MITZI, GOESSMID,
ELLIIIIII•II,MARTINAnd LOUR. &C• Re. were landed
here. The packet got under-way this fiwenoon for
Harwich. From the bell information which could
be colleted from the *lingers, &c. it appears that
the packets will be efiatilifbed here upon the fame
footing as during the late war. as this is the snot de•
fireabk port is EllelliOde-Arrised the HARPY from
a cruise; alto the PertiiAbe and Forruwstfrigates,
which formed pan of the fqoadron blockading the
Elbe: the above aips have detained and brought is
with them feveral fail of foreign (kips, all laden ;
alto the Hucsa and Vasuvs -bombs.—Yenerday
evening arrived a (loop of war with the Baltic &et.
to take the Rips belonging to this port to the Eat,
and ailed imsnediate with the FAVOR/RITZ CRUST.
....Sailed 00 WerilliSt the ESCORT JACRAISJ., HARPY,
and Mesas, armed brigs. Remain in the Roads,
the PISSLOPS and TOITUSIS frigates; Vasove and
Hsm.a bombs. Wind N. L
Dzac, JUST 24.-. The TSIIIIOII bomb has a Ripe
for Convoy to the welhvard.—Wind K E.
FROM LLOYD'. LIM
Gaairintiar. jinx 14.-.lPallml by. de Ilehrimay hem
Obis ; PAlurrs. Rat Who ; Frew Yuma.
The Illrehers, Oros froositellam; Elbriards, cram
hat* ; Clear LAN trim 1111 bas; Mot Beak 'rash
he; •Aid Crawl lArthis, ws. how Nerwsp-‘Aelled the
Piro. Wen, for hr ; Aamboi, Fol-tar` &him= g
Muth. Wardell, hr Nee York; Comas. tad At"
▪ hr Drams 4 Heopejesits.he DAttadara. Two Maids.
kromink Two lirrtiodo. Jams Hot
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Aaaarrese-411Pardiessekreare.Mellesve, btu Illowdoelle
At Pahmrath AMu.. Mow. tram Daft& At Lheryed, Aar'
maim Frosch inn liwtadkowl jams, thirkies; sol Ohm
- hein Oteadmi; Otto.. Albs. hem Vlghts;
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Frisch tad lisettAt. Mawr; thrak Nalth 1 al(
lens,
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ftiga.

Advice wasyellerday received at the EaR Lan
Hoof. ofthe fah arrival of the Roar Est Indianan
(a country (hip) at Portlinouth. She was convoyed
by a privateer free St. Helena, the mailer of which
is to receive Sa hundred guineas for the convoy.
Data:Burson or Pam a-Mon er.—The Hind, for
the capture of the Nervaus, will be paid on Thurg
day, the t sib day of Anna, at No. p, New Broad-
&set. •
TheDeox Aoges,—,from St. Dorniargo, is aba
by the Lancalter privateer, and hat for •
The Peggy, Evans, from LOll4Oll foTrilr." is
taken and carried into France. _

OA Saturday the 87•ALsaves. of 64 rms. and the
Apr SMUT% ofd imp Wen ordered UM commit.
Bon at Chatham. The command of than is gives
to Capt. TB sPLI and Capt. HOTaiu.
The Lords of the Admiralty have been pleated to
appoint Lieutenant &era en Li oast to the command
or the Boras. OAK pace Chip at Pont:math
Captain Horgan, and Liam: mums Amara and
FAIRFAX have been appointed to the ANPNITILITII I
Lieutenants JOB* GARLAND* 01/11111T, STSIL, and
Stooges., to the Sr. As,ausesi and Lieut. KUDOS
to the Vuataa.

PC.,LiCdriCY

ISSUED ST
MONSIEUR, BROTHER OF THE KING OF FRANCE.

Monfieur, brother of the King of France, has
deemed it his duty no longer to remain filent repeEt-
ing an important fad of which too vague an idea has
hitherto gone abroad. The variety of lights in which
it has been reprefented, and the falfe reports induf-
trinufly circulated by an ufurped Government, impe-
dourly require that the opinion of the public, but more
particularly that of Frenchmen, fhould be fet right
refpeling the real Rate of the matter.
Such are the reafons which, at the prefent conjunc-
ture, induce Monfieur to make public certain details,
which particular circumflances do not allow, howe-
ver interefling they may be, to be enumerated more
at length than as follows :
On the 26th February of the current year, a perfon-
age of prominent diltintlion, empowered by high au.
thority, waited on the King of France at Warfaw,
and verbally made to his Majefly in terms the molt
refpeaful, but at the fame time the molt urgent, and,
in the opinion of him who urged them, the molt per-
fuafive,theatonifhing propofal to renounce the throne
of France, and to require the fame renunciation on the
part of all the Members of the Houle of Bourbon :
the Envoy, moreover, obferved, that as a price of this
facrifice, Bowasarre would fecure indemnities to his
Majefty, and even a fplendid eftablifhment. His Ma-
jelly, ftrongly animated by that fentiment which the
hand of adverfity is never able to obliterate from ele-
vated fouls, and which makes him cling as tenacioufly
to his rights as he does to the happinef. of France,
immediately wrote the following anfwer, which he
delivered on the 28th February to the perfon who was
deputed to him :