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iniliaat dwelt be derided—and we einem conceive any Mai
more degradatorf than that *person shmildbucome the voluntary
or involuntary, die intentional or the incautious, publisher of a
calumny so unfounded as this Which we have been required to
refute. We, however, feel AY rather than resentment, and
eliall-on this farther complaint also iwilt the opinion of that Pub.
lie,. which inust conclude that arrther " interested and dismge.
mums machlnatlea" has been completely " evosed,"
" TIIOIIIAS PtLLAT.
" /01111 WiLIES."

0 January 10, 1010.

But who is M. MA ow ? He is President of tle
Protestant Consistory at Paris. Is it possible that to
respectable a character would write in strains so or.
polite ? We can only say, that either he is a changed
man, or he What one of the number who wo4ld la*
down his life rather than forfeit his consistency. In
the Moniteur of January 24, 1809, we find the fallow-
ing Address front M. MArtom to BONAPARTIt;

" Stag— tate Conslstery of the reformed Consistorial Church
of the Departnutit of the Seine is eager to felicitate your Ma-
jesty on the new dangers which you have surmounted, on the'
new laurels which you bite gathered, on the new strides 'Aida
you have taten towards the honourable conquest of Pease s
Sire, the Conslscory blesses Drrt NE P&OVIDLNCII, the constant
Guide and Preserver of your Majesty, and implores his enlister-
rupted benedictions,"
On the room of the BOURBONS, M. MARON thus
eulogized them in a similar Addrets:
- - - -

" Our hearts, too long compressed in 'common with those of
all Frenchmen, now overflow with joy and hope—we dare now
imbue them candidly at the foot of the Throne. Invariable in

the principles of our worship, we shall vie with each other is
obedience and fidelity. Our efforts for the public welfafe sear.
ding to our means, shall be as !_alous as oar homage is pure and
our vows sincere. Under what auspices can our interests be bet-
ter guaranteed, or our rights more secure, than utider theie of
the worthy descendants of HEN-4Y IV."

MARON is also distinguished as one of the best
Latin Poets of blod.rn times. His Herd), however,
Was uniformly NAPOLEON, a circumstance which pro.
duced a severe epigram from the Parisian wits, sad
which we have thus Engfished on the spar Of the
moment :

Vlhere'er the Great NAtottoN mnges,
On dactyle and on tpsndee of the best,
The flaering Maims rings the changes ;
But, by the elost of CALVIN, I protest,
That MARON IS no VIRGIL and no Hero,
And his Avuvsrus is a very tit tot

We have not heard that he has yet invoked the
Latin Muse in praise of the. BOURBONS; but we
cannot doubt that his effusions will be forth.
coming, as soon as he may receive a hint from the
same quarter which called forth the epistolary powers
manifested in his address to M. M." scnr will, the
Protestant be at a loss for a topic who has already
found out that the Proteutants ought rather to bless
the Government [of the BOURBONS] for what it has
done. than blame it for what it has out dose I" 4'

THE ARAfr.
A detachment of the 5.3 d, fOr St. Helena, have
embarked this week.
DOVER, JANUARY 10.—The weather having mo.
dented yesterday evening, about 20 sail of vessels
sailed from Calais and arrived here ear:), this mor.
ning, whit the remaining parts of the pith and Btid
Regiments, the 69th Regiment, parts of the 4Rh Ansi
's4th Regiments, and a few cavalry horses. The ni.
Regiment embarked this day on hoard of transp, ria
for Ireland, and will sad the first fair wind. Tilt OA
bas marched for Canterbury ; and the 16th will em-
bark in a day or two for Ireland.
RASIS/ATE, JANUARY io.—Arrived this morninrr,,
from Calais, the Ann and Lively, Rimsgate height
vessels, with 56 horses and C 3 men, of the loth
Hussars, under the.command ol: Captain Gliev ; and
30 soldiers, belonging to the 69th Regiment, arrived
Iby the same conveyance : the horses, we were proud
to see, came on shore in the best possible order.

N4VAL INrELLICENCE.
FALMOUTH, 'JANUARY S.
Arrived the Flora, Captain FUUSE, from Cork ;
also three brigs (names unknown) supposed to be
coasters, bound to the Westward. Sailed the Swedish
brig Patientia, Captain Licossom, for Haraburgh.—
Wind W. S. W. strong gales, with thick and dirty
weather.

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 10.
Arrived the Ellen, LANG, from Youghall ;
Glna-
AeT, WARDELL, from ditto ; General Singer, WESTON!,
from Alexandria for Rotterdam.--Wind West.

DEAL, JANUARY 10.
Came -down from the River the Huuarin, GALE,
for St. Helena, and remains is the Downs, with the
wttward•bonnd as before.

RAMSGATE, JANUARY 10.
The sloop Robert and. Mary, of Exeter, P. T.
&Ake master, from Falmouth to Sheerness, with
. stores, struck the Pier in entering the harbour this
morning, and has got considerable damage. Arrived
the brigs Perseverance, Iris, Eliza, Zephyr, and Atrim
bids, for Shelter.—Wind W. moderate and fine.
HARWICH, JANUARY so.
No arriVals. Sailed the Auckland packet with
Mails and passengers for Helvoetsluys ; Lady Ne.
pean packet with do.for Cuxhaven ; Alliance, Massif,
with do. for Gottenburgh.;—Wind W.
. • LYMINGTON, JANUARY 10.
The Lady Melville and Cumberland, outward.
bound East Indiamen, remain here wind bound ;
; also several other ships.
COVE OF CORK, JANUARY 6.
Arrived the Cleopatra, of Philadelphia, from Nor.
folk. Sailed his Majesty's schooner MMILIDOBIT on
a cruize.

Son re oyr Awrs.—At the Meeting of the Society
of Arts, Sec. last night, his Royal Highness the Duke
of Susi= was proposed by the Hon. WASHINGTON
&MUT, as their President in the place of his Grace
the late Duke of Nottrouc. The Election, we under•
stand, is to take place on the Ist of February next.
Lissinuez, JAKlntri I—A tithe proctor was m ',dere,' a
few days ago, near Bdivilla, convenient to Coyne, cee..ty of
Cork, and the proctor of the parish was ahojired
Cashel Saslow, on Friday, James Market, James Moore, Jetts
Fogarty, and Boyce Egan,-from the neighbour/teed of Borris-o-
-11110, wermantricted and sentenced to seven years transports.
tion...-At the Sessions of lidnilinpv, under the leeurreetion Act,
lea Friday last, John Kelly, for baying arms in Wept/solemn,
was sentenced to seven years trampostatios. 114 Sodom ad.
Pawl to IN Oka laaVarre •