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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-06
TO BRICK LAYERS AND MAKERS.

~ oNINN fHi CIll5 AlNJJ UIAhEiNS.
"ANTED good Brick-ayer, to build the
w Academy, now begun on Marion Hill
the work is to be neat, and to be done directly.
The undertaken can be furnished with three
frosref hands, and some attendance.
ALSO WANTED, one million of bricks made,
(sone this fall, and the balance next spring.
another million will be wanted next summer
Apply to
NEIL SPCoUIL.
August 90 a,r
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1900 ACRES OF LAND,
LAND FOR SALE.
ssiA seHthe LAND F1ozD hve onin Ciesterfel,
county, containing, By estmasion,
SEYENTY-TWO ACRES.

3fare or ls,s-1He situation is high, healthy and
agreeable, and improvements good for the acc ON
n'odatisn Of a moderate sized family. From thss
sa'ld, a,,ain ne centre oit TOO, Ihate raised M
yards If 100000 bushels IF COIL al diBerenf
perods-far the ast IRE years it has not been 4vork
ed. That contains large 5odies Of erceRe,it Coal
there ca, be ittle doubt being bounded BIZ John
.HTcAte, CitnIgs and Bacl,, on tLe North, tie
Failing Greek on Me East, and the Falling Greek
Coal Mines, o1r,ieI by H. Hsth, the South, and
6y tte heirs Of T.. JYooltlrtdZe, on The East.
shGHrequire about one. fourth If the purchase
money in hand: far the 6aSInce time 7piR Be giren
10 s'dt the parchaser on he dmotnt being sdfisfac-
torilg secured. TO say any more as 10 tie yaad
PROSPECT IF coal, sc. is deemed ulneceSsa.y, as
those desirous to purchase 7viR donJfess 19e7g The
I'roperty-fiey mil please apply 70 me on the pre-.
misses. YHO,8EPSON HUNT
Chestersfeid .Nqyl7 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-06
aU1TFUL TRaCT or L.aA,D,
CALLED sPRINGFIEL~
Gr Ny PROPERTY
IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER


FOR SHE, ar 5000 DOLEgRS;
nNE third on giving possession, the balance in
Y y annual taysieAts---TWO HALF ACRE
LOTS well inclosed on the Nam Street, with a
large TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE, with
q Ene DRY BRICK CELLAR, and would answer
FOR fWO GROCERIES.
--.7 Z 8 O.
A convenient small DWELLING HOUSE, thirty
~ feet long Brick Chimneyin tie middle, three
Fire Places two Rooms below and two aboey.
aG0OD BRICK CELLAR, a STABLE that viii
stall eighteen HORSES, SMOKE HOUSE, -
feet s1uare and fine WE'LL or WATER, well
s'oned up, (this Tenement rented at fo;r hun
dred dollars per year, Ills to be sure, ISL great
bargain 10 a Max thai Is coming into life and bu-
siness--and viii be offered for one month, if not
soid in that time, ! shall rent IL out after some
repairs. Application 10 be made TO my Friends
.3hies Bott and Zaeharlah haa Of Manchester,
or myself
FRANCS SMITH.
Chesterfield County,2 &C.,,
August &c, 1915. 5 ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-06
PUBLISHED
ON WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
By JOHN BURKE.

-Four Doors 5elo,p the Bel Iapc'7, az Fo,s Dollars
per d'urnn, paid IN advance.
bTe advertisements inserted OF the usual
price, and promptly attended to.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-06
NOTICE.

@ A petition will be presented by
sundry inhabitants of Henrlco and Gooeh-
land counties, to the General Assembly at
it's next session, praying the passage of a
law, Incorporating a company authorised
to render Tuckahoe-creek navigable.
August Q. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-06
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

From Paris papers reesived 81 lie ship .9riosso
Translated for the Evening Post.
From the London GaS. Extra, .July %.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-07


kTIRGiNlA.-At Rules holden in the Clerks OF
Y fee the Superior court of Chsncery Tor the
Richmond District, the first day of November, 1914
Nelly e. Willis and Robert Taylor, exccutrix am ex
eeuior OF John Willis deed, who executor Of
Francis Willis. RIfs.
Against
Philip g. Pendeton and David Honter, executors Of
Philip Pendietou Decd Hannah Drew, widow, and
who named executriN ,of Wiliiarl Drew, and
Dolphin Drew. William DREW, Whiting Drew ard
Washington Drew, heirs Of Benjamin Drew heed
who was heir at law and devisee Of the said Wlfsm
Drew, DECD. Dcffs
The Subpoena sere f,ciss awarded ~ this cars, not
being returned executed the defendant William
Drew, and appearing by satisfactory evjencr tla,
they not inhabitants u This country II IS orIsrsH
That tie said Defendants ddappear here On the twenty
bird day of the next term End the bdi nj the
Plaintiffs aG that COPY Of tbs order nc lorihwth w
serted 10 newspaper published in the CITY NJ
Richmond, for two months successsely ard posted al
the front door of the capitol IN the said city.
a COpy,--Teste,
Ws,w. HBNING, E. G.
Nov. %. w8w
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TIE SUBCRIBER

I'D ESlDlNG ut Pridesyile. On the county of Ame-
q lia,) Eve miles of;lic courthouse, will con-
tiuue his Boarding School, the ensuing ycsr, where he
will torch the Latin and English languages grsmmat-
oaiiy, History, Geography, Mathematics Arithmetic,
ne The price for board viii he $50 peryear, tuG-
sos, third ofthe board, md half of the tut
u. Is due the let oiJulyhe balance Mt the cxpra-
ton Of the Washing, so cents per month, the
Students fnding their beds, bedding & candles. The
school viii commence the 18th January, and end the
10Th December. Pupils entered, viii be considered
engaged for rho year, unless shorter period is spo
cited. The situation is healthy, and tie buildings
eomnodiousand ~ he performanceof ias dot -, Tie
Subscriber pledges himself 10 he no less aten6 to the
morals Of us pupils than 10 ibeir advancement in IL
arsry Improvement Letters atdressod to the ssc.i-
Hsr directed t0AineIia ooott house, will be attended
70.
JOIN L. TONNES.
Js, 8 sla2OthJ
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TIE SuRSCRIRER

EEAViNCi procured gentleman of approved abli-
" aui experience proposes to opc,, Scl,nol N
AmptHli, ia whic., will lie taught the Greek Latin
aud Frenoh languages, together with the various
branches of an English education. The school win o.
pen the 9th of January, and terminate on the 2z
December There will be vacation from the Isl Au-
gust the LIST October. The terms for board tuitions
SSo. will be $40, payable halfyearly in advance each
boafder finding ils owu bed Parents Who may think
proper 10 enu7st their 70 lis charge. may rest as
sured that due attention shall he paid to their morals
and every exeriion used TO aivancc their edueation
ROBERT TEMPLE.
Ampt-Hill, Chesterfield,
December Gt. II
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PETERsBURG ACADEMY.

HOHN WOOD respectfully informs the public, TIN,
ee having been elected President of this instttior
for the next year, he has associated with himself in
the establishment, MIR. Frapcts Power, OF Rieu,onJ
for the purpose Of teaching the Greek Latin * French
language MIR. Power received his classical education
~ ireland, which he afterwards completed IT the Uni
versity OF l,ouysine in Belgium, and is well known
not only this state, but in Msyand for his talents a.
professor OF the languages The variations of th.
Latin language, the eminent utility Of which is well
known 70 every classical scholar viii be particularly at
tended 10 ~ the course Of instruction.
j. w. having disposed Of the cs sshment Of the
Courier will devote the whole Of his stter ;un exelu-
siyely 70 the Petersburg Academy. TIE elasses
which he purposes himself 10 teach, are those OF natn.
ral and moral Philosophy the various branches Of the
Mathematss, Surveying, Navigation and Geography
portion Of the day viii also he employed in giving in.
structon IN the agt of Dspaing and Painting
Another teacher will be engaged of the purpose of
experimenting the English classes and those nf writ.
Hg, arithmetic ard bookkeeping.
The SEMINARY will open go Monday the I'd Of Iann.
arv, At nine o'clock in the morning.
Fees q tuition, ten dollars per quarter paid in adj
yanee.
N ~ any young gentleman, qualified n instruct
youth m the English language, writing arithmetic and
bookkeeping, and inclined % undertake the charge NJ
this department, is requested tn ma e personal 5ppn
cation At Oie Petersburg Academy, where he fnay be
informed Of The terms Of engagement.
Dec. Il aevQr
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BOSTON GLASS A.q.EUF.aCTORY.
HOLLOW GLASS WARE,
PARENTS

4 RE respectfully informed, that Herbert c. Thorn.
4 son has vacancy in his Seminary for 6 pupils.
In addition to the various branches of English Edu-
cation, ncnding the mathematics the French language
will be taught. lie viii also introduce Junior oiass to
the Latin Language
The School viii commence on Monday next, the
2nd of january, NJ the Little Capitol
Terms--SS per quarter payable in advance.
Janrafy s.
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NEW STORE.

gHNHE Subscribers, having taken the store Isl ely oc
q cupied as the Post-OfIce, and next door below
he Merchants Cofce-House
OFFER FOR SHE,
An assortment Of sup rbe black, blue, bottle green &
mixed Cloths, Cassiineres and Coatings, Rose Ban-
kes, domestic gingharns, chambrays checks and shirt
ing, India co'cns, black and white cotton cambries,
threat do MarseiIles, toenete and swansdcwn vest.
mgs, mems and youths lurred and wool bets cot0n
balls assorted colours, blue liomall Madrsss hhkfs
Osnsbrrgs, window glass by 10 aud 10 by ~ spirits
tmpentne in bottles cotton, wool and playing cards
brushes Of diereht kinds ladies' morocco xii and lea
thcr slippers, mems leather shoes, so packs pins ee
CANT brass andirss, &c. 9c-Shich will be sold low
To- Ssh, 81
WIZ. J. Il RoscOw COLE.
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FOR SALE

NNH.L be Sold, -. Monday tie 10Th January Il
= fair, u not the next isr day ut the late resi-
denec "a Mrs Mary A. Henley, dec! in the upper
part ct Henrco county, the persons estate thereto be-
hngog, consisting Of sauabie Household and Kitchen
turuitu e--.Aisn the crop Of Corn, Wheat Oats FoIg
der the 9 ock of Horses, Hogs, Cattle Sheer, AMI
Plsfs;s;;a5 Utensils, &c.
The condition OF this sale viii be - months credit
on all sums over % dollars, and for that sum sAd Az
der cash viii be required to carry interest from the
datej fnot punctuaIiy discharged
J.SMITH,
Cuaryian for the JTstrib,iteeg
January 3. ids
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f0o DOLLARS RNMAhn.
GTOLEN from my stables at Hanpstead, on the
y night OF the 18th ui,imo,
y ", o 10 Z g u g

TU'O non s. T. 9.
the one lsrge bay, Chariot horse, feet hipb
with white bind feet, and two or three white spots
irorosear on the buttock-'This Is stot, compact
male horse with short thick neck, thin tail. and an
or his back has small knot occasionel by Tie saddle
PAGES and trols. The 0her horse stolen. is bolj
RAN tolr, kept Tor riding horse, about four feet 81
inches high, remarkably 1ose and well formed FOR his
height, srf gIrths urcommUnl- urge. The poDey
PAGES and trots smoothly, bu; pace n his uJusl ssf
crries hrs head low, Is not high before A. behind has
ihe end OF his LET eat OF, thick ersy name snd
tai, and two summers past nosed These horses
arc both npwarlg Of ten years od, aad on the morn mp
ensuing the theft, we're pursued end traced AZ ,- e
Hanover Court-taIse, apparently making toye,r-ls
Fredericksburg and me city OF Washington To anv
,erSou vho VIII stop aud secure the above hnree, N
hat shall get them again, vii pay a rewarI as nv
rllsrs, snd will SEQ pay The additional reward Of sv
dollnrs for the apprehension and sse oienicn, Of .
hefor thieves, fer condign punisbmeDt n alv al n
this State, or in any Of The United States.
CoNRAOB WEBB
Hampstead, Tes-Geass Ys.2
1aora.ag
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FORSALE.

DR. BARrER.-The Musk i8ie estate, upon
- which the Subscriber resbles in the oo.in,y of
MeckienboIg, upon Roanoke RiJcr. This estate
consists nfupwar,s Of
TWO THOUSAND ACRES,
extending upwrs Of three miles upon the River, and
rs diydedinto three plantations, each paItaking OF an
equal proportion ofthe Island. The Improvement un
on the middle plantation conye uient und comfort
abe--eaeh plantation in order for cropping.-I need
not be more particular in describing this property
prcSuming that it will be viewed by those y. O may
wish to own tit will be sold upon accommodate
terms, both as to the price and times Of py cn or i
Will be bartered FOR Lands upon tie iie waters of
James or Fork riyers.-Arply TO Capt. Thomas NJ
Randolph OF Thomas Wilson of Richmond, or tc the
Subscriber.
CH7TLES L. WLN'GFJEBD.
Meckienburg, Dec. 81. el,4w
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ron RE.NT,

yJNWO three story baick tcneroerfs, aiioirinc tbc
dwelling hutse nov occnped BY Mr. Leroy An
defgon, on u. stret a main street. slcekoe HfAp-
ply 90 a. y. POTTE3UX
Nov. 10. nj
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v5NiE subscriber being DESTROYS Of turning th, road
h passing through the town Of Gs;esvile, (com.
monty called osboines) has applied the county court
oi Chesterfield, and obtained order appointing cou,-
soiSsoners to view the ground On which TIC $50 raI
IS proposed to be turned II is intended that tie PRO-
posed road so;.d leave The pre- ent one ut Red vat
and running thence nearly direct noaFe TO The west
OF the house in TIE ssid toan, occupied hy Ed
mund tay2r as tavern, and continuing nearly in that
direction, SO as 10 enter the present road near George
Co.'s biscksmiths shop:
The subscriber takes this method Of Masking Known
his ntenton,in order thar the propresors and tenants
ai lots in said town, may have opportunity of ma
King known their objections to the turning of the said
road, ANY they We, at the next court to be held for
the said county.
.hTCR.8EL X MURRAY.
Chesterfield. Dec ol------argtn
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go FAST sailing Baitino-s Nail, Schooner, of
AIsSfeoo TONS burthen, viii sail from that por. rs q
Cartel, under the orders Of Government, be
tween the list and 10th OF january, instant. carry
Dispatches Europe Letters VIII be forwarded a,
so cents per single sseet Passengers will be taken.
For terms, apply to
-9fonctere, Robinson g peasants, Richmond, or
Il. II. G'astier, Baltimore.
January &
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EDCCATION.


u FT1LE-YALE.-Thc Subscriber respectfully IN
o forms the public ,ha, ne intends removing from
htuover Courthouse, aud opening School the enSr-
ing year at his own place in Caroline county, Ok
ford, where be will teach the following branches of
Learning the English, Lstn anti Greek languages;
v riting, Arithmetic. English composition and Geoera
phyIhe fees for tuitil will be thirty dollars tor the
tern; of ten months. The school will be opened on
the 18th of January next, and discontinued the 18th
OF December following; dciuciing the month of June
Tor vacation The Subscriber has considerable ex-
pense furnished himself with large aud comn,oJious
no ses for the accommodation OIL school and also
for borders his price for boarding. lodging and wash
ing inclusive viii be eighty dollars ior the The
fees for board andtuton will be required in sivonce
hall at the time the pupil the school, and the re-
rupins haist the expiration ofthe month of May. Gen
uemen paronsng the school are particularly invited to
visit ", that they may ascertain whether the pu,ls
make a satisfactory progress.
The Subscribers place of residence (Which will be
hereafter knownby the of pheasant
y remarkably retired. It's therefore, recommended
To youth as place where they acquire classical cd
ucaton, exempt from the hustle aud interruption 70
which the present times arr especially subject.
RUFUS CHANDLER, AN.
tlec I. w6w~
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ME PUBLIC

HE iPt BLiC
4 RE.respectfnty informed, that the PR1Sr repre-
( sen,ing
FR-fNCISCO'S RE.A CONT'RE
with the British, complicated, aud viii be delivered
IA his city 70 Subscribers in few days.
From the justly acquired celebrity and talents oil
Mr. fsiwin, the Engrayer the publishers iiater
themselves tlat Ibis production Of art, will fail
short o, the public ex pectaiion.
WARR5LL g WEBSTER.
Jan ) 2awit.
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P3O BON'O PUBLHCO
TnE PROPRIETnRs

4 ~ the Richmond Cotton Manuiactorv, forwarn all
~ persons from GREETING any ore interest-d coK-
neeted or employed in tia, Establishment, on ac3
eeuut Of a. e9Ile. except
DEM. JAATES HARRIS.
Dec. I. I2'n
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Nov os

IN CHANCERY.-in Powhatln county court DC.
Talton Cox, phG
AGAINST
Josiah Thompson, executor of Jn.iah THOMPSON.
decd. Thomas Watkins and Sarah Thompson,
Defts.
Thsda7 came the plaintiff by John w Nash, ESQ.
ms attorney, and the defendant Joshs Thompson rot
having entered his appearance and gwen security ac-
cordns to the act OF Assembly, and the rules of this
court, and appearing to the ss,isfeon of the court
that the said defendant an inhatan of this s,se
therefore, on the motion oil the said plaintiff by his at
toney aforesaid, it decreed and ordered by the court
that the said Josiah Thompson 10 appear here NJ, or
before the third Wednesday ia January next and IN
sweI the plaintiff BILL & give security for perfornna
such decree as the Court may make therein; and lat
COPY OF tbs order be forthwith inserted in so. neTs
paper published in the city of Richmond and connu-
cd tor two months successfully and that another COW
be posted up at the door OF the Court house of this
county ON two successive court days. previous to the
said thIn "Wednesday in January next
Copy Teste, WM. S. DANCE, d. c.
Nov. %. wsu
NlRGlNlA--At Rules holden ia the ClcrI 5 Oi-
y nee OF the Superior Court OF Chaneery for the
hiehmond District. ;he first day oil NovelnberlsI4
job" ., ... & Company, Pt6s
Joseph Iddilgs and Caleb p Idaugs, merchants and
partners, under the firm of joseph & Caleb r. ID
dngs, and Andrew Sehseemasn, Heffs
HE defendants not having entered their appear
ancc and given security according the act Of Assem-
bly, and the Ruesof this court and it appearing by sa
tsaeory evidence, that they not inhabitants OF this
country: II Is Ordered That the said Defendants do
appear here on the wentyfrst day of the next term
and answer the bill Of the Plaintiffs and that copv of
this order be forthwith inserted in some ewspape pub
ished IN the city of Richmond for two months success
syes, and ported at the trout door Of the Capo,, in
the said city.
a copy. Teste,
WOW. qi wsw
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RANK OF YTRGiNIA.

FaR.HEkS' B.a.Tk' or VIRGY.NI.a.
vENfE President AMI Directors have this day ,eciar-
Ell dividend oi 81 per cent. thu capital stock
for the last six months which alter t, t.na etction
on account OF the States shares, will be pad to the
stockholders the 10th INST.
WM. NEKERYIS, Cash'r
JAM ). oaw2w
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NYIhGlNIA.--At Rules hOllcn iiltLe Clerks OF
Y ice OF the Superior court Of Chancery for the
Richmond District, the irrt day of November 1914
William Sto,hart x josiah Starkey, merchants am,
partners, trading Under the Arm OF Stoth,r, g Stark
ely. PHFs
AsAfSsr
John X. Jones, and Cornelius, Andrew s. John Con.
rad, trading uuder the 6rn or Cornelius . Andrew
Conrad eco. Deborah w. Plcasants, admir- of Sa-
muel peasants, decd, John SomerYiilc & Cornelius
e Andrew Conrad trading under the firm of Somer-
vile q Conrad, 0aloj Ronsa, and the same Corne-.
ius q Andrew Conrad, trading under the firm Of
Bonsal, Conrad = Co. and the saii John Son,el.vlle
in his own individual capacity, and the said Caleb
Bonsal, in his individual eapacity, Leroy Anderson,
and Henry Anderson, De6is
The Defendants, Cornelius, Andrew 81 John Con-
rad not having entered their appearance and given
entity according ~ the Act OF Assembly and the RuIee
OF this court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they inhabitants OF this country: Z, is or
dered That the said Defendants do appear here ON the
twenty thry day Of the next term and answer the bin of
the Plaintiffs and tat copy oftha S.er be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the city of
Richmond, tor two monhs successveIy and posted at
the front lo,r Of the capitol in the said city.
A eopy.-Teste,
WIZ. W. HENING, C. C.
Moves. we
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-18

lcircumstances which his own foresight did not
! prcduce and turned them 10 his advantage. His
enemies made him the most bow erful man in Eu.
rope BY raising coalitions and fighting against him.
| BY his own folly and temerity, he ruined himself
and his country For much of his good fortune
he is entitled 70 but little credit, but he owes his
downfall whollyto himself.
| Spain was the faithful ally of France. and was
! IA subservieDt to Bonaparte's purposes, as she
could have been under his brother Joseph
| Spain was Submissive II he had let her alone,
he might have kept the rest of Europe in subiec-
ton; or, after all his foles in Spain, if he had
consented to the emancipation of Russia, and kept
his eyes upon Austria and Prussia, he might.
there, have maintained his ground. I had long
predicted bis downfall, before his imprudence
had fofSe;, fortune to forsake him.. i foresaw
that tho first great disaster would be signal to
fallen Europe, TO rise, and turn against him.
Austria, prematurey tried 10 take the advantage
or some OF his reverses in the peninsula vet his
success against her, and his marriage with Maria
Louisa, took away all apprehension of danger,
when he undertook his ridiculO;s crusade against
Russia, which he ough; to have known, would
terminate in his rum, it the Russians, like the
Spanlatds proved true to themselves. He went
on, time after time, to stake, unnecessariy his
crown and his empire, and the independence of
france, upon the result of asingle battle upon
the success of Which, he could gain but little;
y W. VS. VI WINCH, uC NOulit1I COuIl
have been more untimely and impolitic for him
self, more unfortunate for France, than his un-
seasonabie fetuu,. Madness and folly seem TO
have characterized all tie latter part Of hismil-
tary and political life. Had he lain still, until
the ailied armies would have left the borders of
France, and until those armies had been reduced
to the peace establishment, he might have forced
Austria, Holland and Germany TO be, at least
neutral and, withpacifc dispositions, he would,
perhaps, have found no power ready, or wiling
to contest his right to govern France, within her
ancient limits. Or, if hehad come back to France
TO restore her to that right of self government.
OF which he had cheated her, instead of to re-
gam the imperial dignity which he had stoIeh,
aud OF which he mad been stripped and could
any confidence have been placed in him, the
prospect OF liberty would have united the French,
whilst his exclusion from the throne, night have
stayed the allies from interfering with the inter-
nal government of the country But he had lest
| the confidence Of nearly ali mankind.