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London, England, 1816-01-24 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAIL

LONDON.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1816.
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Tag eight we received the Paris Papers of Se-
renity, and this morning the Monittur of Sunday.
They are principally occupied with details respecting
tof the fate of Louts XVI. His
beeh ordered to be read in the Churches
France, on the day appointed for this mien-
" last. The service was per-
eta great solemnity in all the Churches of
' we cannot doubt, throughout the kingdom.
The Paris Journals, under the guidance of the Po-
continue to exhibit garbled and false statements
Protestants; and id this pious labour
sCalously seconded by some of the London
It happens, however, as is generally the
attempts art-persisted in to disguise fact*,
they themselves publish as refutations,
statements of the persecution suffered by
chus the Prefect of Nisnuts, in the
' we inserted yesterday, instead
, imputes the crime: of Xie
few worm and children I!
from the Pastors of the Reform.
Ardeche, published to prove
Protestants was not that of Ca-
person entrusted with the care of
documents for publication,
the following expression :
/anaticism, repressed by your
shaken in less happy districts !
'iberty guaranteed by the Char-
isely the fact : in the Depart.
the Protestants have not been
isms and the neighbourhood,
'pudently assert the contrary,
was applied to the dwellings
the miserable 'victims were

in this document, published
the French Government, is a
calumniators of the Protestants
- only sink the admission thus
, and tell us that the Protestants
make, no remonstrance to present."
do either the one or the other
every bad cause, these abettors
..ircumstances which have no
each other than their calumnies
-mpathy and consideration far
logic, enmity to the heredi-
Bouaultis to the French Throne,
grief that a the recognitiob of
the yawning abyss of rev°.
liberry, all morality, all religion
being for ever engulphed."—
, 1 We have no fear of being
affection towards the tyrant, to
iced every thing in our power
from a fear of the effect of such
refrain from expressing our
,ution, nor from execrating
bettors. Nay more, if they
:evolution" into their service,
the troth of their own dogmas
that 66 411 fiberty" was en-
Jtion—LIBE.RTT of conscience
only permitted but protected : it is not true

that "ill nligiox" was engulphcd, or in danger of
being engulphed by it ; on the contrary, the Protestant
rdiss was equally protected with the Catholic.—
By %hat fatality does it happen that the advocates of
?mention should be so blind as to bring forward the
tevehuin on those verytopics, the only topics connected
which can bear to be brought in contrast with
of the legitimate. Family. Blind infatuation.
'y go 46 about it and about it," till you have
flame which may consume those employed
. victims inurthe furnace, but you.will nester
men that white is black, or wire lyrics.

F10)1 TUC MONITEUR OF JANUARY 21.
The service at the end of the year, of t;te obsequies
the king Louis XVI. and of the Queen was cele-
' tab), in the Church of the. Abbey of St.

Dec d'Angoulemee the Due de Berri, the
Cund*, the Dowager Duchess of Orleans,
- Duchess of Bourbon, were preseats
The Doc'•.ess of Angouleme was also there, but a
pew concealed her grief from every eye.
The Grand Deputation of the Chamber of Peers,
-the Chamber of , Deputies, the Deputations
Court of Caseation, from the Court of Ac-
ftom the Cour Royale, from the Municipal
from the Tribunal of the first instance,
the Tribunal of Commerce, occupied the
the church, in the middle of which was the

feltolthe Peers and Members of the Chamber
nelmities as did not compose the grand Deputa-
Marshals of France, Chevalieri of Royal
Grand Crosses and Commanders of the 01.-
84 Louis, Grand Cordons and Grand Officers
Legion of Honour, a considerable number of
and Marechaux-de.Camp of the
Army, occupied other parts which were
to them.
3ertanta of the King, of approved zeal and

r fidelity) were* also pet to pay the tribute of their
respect and tears. In 444 all that France condi=
of what is atigust and dignified wet astembled itt the
Church of St. Denis.
It was its presence of this assembly that the testa-
,ment of the martyred King was read—a code for
every Xing--a lesson for all nations.

The expiatory solemnities which ought to conse-
trate the general mourning of this day, were cele-
brated conformably to the arrangements announced
in the Metropolitan Church and in every other
Church in the Capital.
All the Civil, Military, and Judicial Authorities
were a•.sembled in Notre DaMe.
An immense concourse of inhabitants filled all the
churches and avenues. The Chiefs of the National
Guards were placed around the Catafalque Or near
the Municipal Officers; detachments of picked men
formed the guard both inside and without. Every
where the most profound silence and a pious disposi-
tion reigned during the ceremony,
The Testament of Louis XVi. was read, and it
was ,by listening to him- and by seeing the painful
and consolatory impression at once which it produced
on all minds, in which it had been a lions time en-
graved in durable characteis, that an opinion might
have been formed how truly wise and religious the
idea of admitting nothing for the eulogy of the Mar.
tyr, but the sacred eloquence of the Martyr himself.
During the whole day, the-physiognomy of the
Capital preserved the character of the sentiments
which the ceremony of the morning had inspired in
all classes. The impression of the public grief was so
remarkable that even the colour of the mourning
could adJ nothing to it. All the public places were
shut and all other places• of public resort were de.
serted : every family seemed to feel the want of me-
ditating in domestic silence on the severe lessons of
the past and on the motives for hope which always
remain to a generous and faithful people, rallied un-
der the laws of a Sovereign who is the model of
*every virtue.

he—tneMOtati • on of the
editi
iU had beet ordered to
11 oier France, on the dal
holy ice. .Sunday
lasi
coed with great solemni
• ail, and we cannot doubt
The Paris Journals, us
ee, continue to exhibit fp
the Protestants;
el are zealously seconde
I &ten. It happens, hot
• when attempts :wept
• ewe what they theme:
, the statements of I
he booms. thus the
oatcake which we
agog the charge, i
ifaan to a few
ida: Address from
• maks of the Ard
the attack on the Prot
• fanatics, the person
• these exceijusters
omitted to expunge th
While the torch of fans
• . has been shaken
have enjoyed the libert
;P.-Now this is precise!
6 • of the Ardeche the
k • ; bet at Nisnim
.1' • th some people Imps
*O4 of fanaticism" w;
• the Phu:wants, and ti
sod—robbed—butchm
Shall We be told that
7 "th the sanction of the
• ? No : the calun
et go so far : they on:
Arillingly published, and
I; ▪ have as owsplaint to make,
▪ Jut they dare not do e
of 'kg the tupporters of eves
• ,• persecution identify circ
ro relation with each o
re with truth. Sympa
• ii sufferers is, in their lot
right of the BOUall'ill
at bk.ression of grief
t tight closes up the
utita, its which at Jiberi.
I e ce the point of bein,
'elects& declamation
al • suspected of affectii
elate fall we contributed
3 '4lOl nor Will we from a
1 agical associations, ref
si Mutation of persecutit
l• ie lacers of its ghetto
val force es the Revol
We shall even try the ti
-Now it is not true ti
• rlphed by the Revolutio
- was not only permitted bt

k with it, which can be.
▪ the reign of the legitii
• too may go 41 about
if Una up a flame whit
tan the victims int
1 men that wl
TIME MO
The service at the
the ling Louis X'
* ted to-day in the
a is.
The Due d'Ango
a .
of Cundt, the
✓ d the Duchess of ]
h,t The Duchess of A
4 d pew conceal
r, The Grand Deput
it of -the Chamber
,
• om the Court of Ca
from the Cot
•
yof Paris, from t
from the Tribune
'll of the church,
3 alque.
Such of the Peers
Deputies as did
several Marshal:
Grand Cres
of St. Louis, Gra
1.•
I!
the Legion of Ho
•
!•. I-General
1. s Army, occ
se limed to them.
It Old Sextants of tb