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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-15

g Hides como here In great quantity
ltrom Lisbon, Cadiz and Barbary. The
highest skins are most preferred they
must be we'll covered with hair, tree
| from holes, and not worm eaten. Whole
lcargoes are saleable,
e .Nunkee,ss--A About 10000 pieces OF
the short yellow, will sell in the season;
they ought to be arrived in the months of
March and April. The long pieces, nei-
|ther blue white or yellow, don't answer
$50 we'll as the shortspieces.
6 Vessels coming here from the Baltic
would do we'll to bring cargoes of Stock
fish and Dutch Chesses--they Sell well at
fall seasons.
g Vessels and funds can be employed
here to advantage those arriving here
Hate in the fall from America or the north
LOT Europe, NAV be loaded for New-0r-
leans. Savannah, Charleston, Or for such
of the colonies and West India Islands
las American vessels with European car
igoes may trade at, or in the Otto ether
trades without the Mediterranean, during
the winter season.
SC OEre Oils brought here in great
quantities from BarbaEy. the Morea, the
lis!analef Gambia, Gallipoly, and the neigh
1boyhood Of Genoa. OF this article there
are about COO nillerolles employed daily
Tin scan baking. Sometimes the soap
lbei!ers use $4,000 millerolles in q week.
IBIS article is ct all times sold for cash.
g Irsnrances can be effected here at
Moderate premiums on neatrai flags, and
| no port in Europe can furnish greater
assortment Of productions and Inanuiac-
lures than this, for return cargoes. ~
carrying on 4 regular, steady trade, with
out forcing the sales or purchasing in
haste, profitable business may be made
For accoant of the concerned. Vessels
looming here pay no tonnage nor nayiga-
ltion duty. which.:in the other ports Of
France, amount, on foreign vessels, to a
|bout one dollar per ton"
P. S. 27th--Since writing the
foregoing, the vessel has been detained
10y a general embargo. In consequence
Iot attwces received from Paris, the white
flag is hoistsd here again instead OF the
tri .co!ored.''
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-15

20 Sosre,.x. tuc. 20.
,,;. : cstfar F.yisg Fish. ei' th,s port.
CT sa t.ora tie pert Of Beaufort. ~,
lss' "a me rslst 81 Marca last, boand to
Nae ns'ar i was beiieyed that size must
As.l aeen captured BY The Algerines, OF
wa. Saadered at sea, until yesterday.
asr sa'F'ssrs were received, announcing
81. "r'sal al port in NasMay, having
I s.., sonnd the Orkney and Shetland
n ga SaeS' aud arrived atLhristian Sound
Jays; a. the ss,ns time these on
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-15

COLONIAL. PRODUCTIONS.
sugar--Hayanna, white, s IS aa6. !
Muscovado; 81 a %
Brown, 90 a 81,
CoFee-26a 27 cents per ID.
Rum--Jamaica, 8sa2 IL cents.
Grenada, 81 60 a 20 cents.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-15
Manufactured Tobacco.

TUST RECEIVED from vlfginia,e
ID $50 kegs, and half kegs, OF the pes 8
small twist CHEWING TOBACCO, q
on hand, Cavendis, Ladies Twist, spun
land Smoking ditto, CARROTS Snuff: IN
Bottles and Bladders, Rappee do. per in'
Ior keg---also, Spanish and American u,
CARS OF the very best qnality.-Aii
which Is offered for Sale at the lowest Pri1
ces By
John May, Bbacconist.
Ioaeer End Of Prince-strssts
N. B. Four or five steady Joalrneymen,
will find constant employ and good wa
|ges.
suitable for West-India markets by
]. NJ.
August Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-15
CHARLESTON, Aug. 7.

CHARIEsToN, Ang.7s
EEPoR7 OF aerial .oAAEs 70" W1EE
FAST.
HOME PRODUCTIONS.
Cottcn--sea- Island, SIS )? l-2 cts.
per Id.
Short staple, 90 22 do.
Rice--rrlme new, 8 IS.
Old, q 5.
Observation-Disclosures lsuperfne) S 9
per barrel.
Country. (neN)e.
Tobacco-SlO IL per c@t.
Corn-s,l Per bushei.
Bacon-l4 IL cents per ID.
Bees ax-So So cents per 10.
Pitch-l.i line Tmbef--GomR.o lengths,
IS IL to z dollars per 100 teet-eo feet
pieces, 9 dollars per 100 feet.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-15
psaT or AInxANpRrA,

Arrived. schooner Sciata. Capt. Earl.
t-sm Lsguisa 20 DAYS passage.--Lett at
Laslira, the schooner 'itckanoe, of and
hr Baltimore, world commence taking
Ia cargs ia two or three days, time Of
SAILING unknown; schooner Sally, Hand.
Of aaa for Philadelphia. TO sail il about
IS days; schr Wymph, Of and for phiila-
delphia. time es sailing unknown; the
schr. Stas;wd, Ct Baltimore, expected
tran Puerte Cabella, at Laguira in ten
DAYS for cargo; the Holiias Of Balsi-
more, was at Puerto Cabello, and the
Epyle ofM. York, r'as as4uesto Cabe.io.
tine Of sailing pnxnawn.
Spoke, Aastst sth, schr. Ten, capt.
elant, from Alexandria hauDd to CaSs.
Lat 81, 90, Long. Is, 50.
Nsrs- EoRx, August II.
Arrivedhrig E!mas Aymar, 50 days
from Gibraltar. with wine, brandy, oil,
aygoods, glassware, silks, &c. to r. G..
nsRbsm. aud e. Stevens. On Wed.
nssdas, spolss sch. President, Luce.
out 5 months, had taken geo barrels OF
sperm, oil--a or S days befure, she he'd
spoken the schooner Charles, Cottle, out
Smoptas, hsd taken 40 bills. Of oil
Left at GIBRALTAR, June %, ship Hope.
Gardner, Of Philadelph!s. cargo Of flour,
aasc.d ships Thomas, Williams. of A
!sxsndria, with four; Perseverance. and
erg Coromandel, Of Salem triS from
Chsreston. with rice. all arrived June
| Il, schr. Petapseo, Moon, of Baltimore,
Sh tobacco, unsold, bound up the Me.
oterrancan !; brig General Scott, Young,
81 Norfolk, with tobacco, unsold. aud
saaad to France schooner ComHscdore
Aacdoeough, @ickbam, of Phiiadelrhia
.@sa in day or two for India. Sailed
!qeo. brig John Bergwin, for phiiadel-
Paa brig Bariila, Whiting, of Pkiladci-
P@a, tor the Isle Of May: schr. Adeline,
!,sakias, Of Baltimore, and brig Vixen,
!Aandge. CT Providence. sailed juno l9.
;s .eghorn; scllr. Spartan. Graham. Of
ipslumare, sailed Nav IL, for do. The
v.s Venus. Thompson, Of Norfolk, was
@.aP.es in May. Markets duh at Glib.
so, ,a. very little business doing. Moy
M ,SI0, n a heavy easterly gale, the schr.
..s, Rider, of Baltimore, parted her
waves, and drove ashore near Algesiras.
'al :otally last--her cargo * nankeens
s a 'ooacso saved, but baalv damaged.
.e seaman. by the rame Vi Frasher, OF
NJ eas'ern shore of Virginia, while swim.
e au'T ior The shore, was drowned. se-
va va Irslisa, SPANISH and Greek vessels
To-. az a,'ysa ashore in the same gale, =
Sosre-.x. Auc, g.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-02

cries of We swear it."-You swear never
60 acknowledge any other raliyng sgn.-(U-
unanimous cries again resounded OF 1--WE
swear it. The drums beat and siieuce
Was restored.)
You, soldiers Of the national guard of Pa
ris, swear not to suiicr the enemy to pollute
again the capital of the great nation. 1t is
Co your valor that shall contiJie IT.
Cries Of we swear it :" were repeated a
thousand and a thousand times.
And you soldiers of the Imperial Gu I'd,
You swear 10 surpass yourselves in the cam
ngn that IS about to open, and to die all of
you rather than suffer Foreigners to come and
dict:te laws to the Country"
The aCclama1arA the shouts of ave
swear it" resouuded again, and were repea-
sed throughout tie Whole extent of the Champ
dc Mars
The troops amounting to rear $4,000 men, o,
whom y 900 were national guards, dehied
before His Mairsy. shouting Vlve ie
fmpe rehr," amidst the acclauations of an
i'nmense roncourse OF people who cotered the
hills OF the Champ lie Mars IL the Seine.
The Enpevor afterwards returned to the
apartments OF the Military School, through a
crowd through which passage could scarce
LIZ be opened for IA lie mounted his car
riage aud returned the Tituilleries with
the same processioi viii h accompanied him
going.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-02
LUN DUN JuUb 3.
lEXtracts Of Letters.l

" Frantfoyt, Mr. SO-The Emperor of
Russia and King Of Prussia left Vienna on the
night Of the 25dl. The Emperor of Austria
was TO leave it the next day. The Emperor
Of Russia goes TO Munich"
.fHgsbnrg. May %. Letters from Basic
ct the ID state that the French outposts have
50 long teszed the Swiss, that the latter a.
length provoked, advanced on the last occur
renee OF the kind, & brought back 20 French
pris onefs TO Basle."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-02
Fran ne ". y. ~ Post.
ER0M EANIIIIlf.

The contenis of the German papcrs 20 he "a NJ
June inclusive, received ~ the arr los; ,~.g.g OF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-02

HNUT'IITIF1' FWHFIIFN
An official account has been laid before the
House OF Commons Of the amount of all grants
Of money, either as a SUBSIDY or by way Of
loans, from,the commencement of the wear
1898, to the year 1914. that is, Gurng the
late just and nece05ary war, as it has beer
called
The whole aiponnt IN round numbers, Is
forfy fire millions, f7Oo htndyed and eighfV
ni7e thousand, .fom hVadrea md scDenfy-siz
hoHDdS. Ono this IS stated to be only rs fai
as the account can he made out) Of this e.
normous sur
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-02

The London Gazette of the I'd of June, con-
talns proclamation, declaring that the re-
commencement of hostilities, renders Il e>,i,,A.
dent to direct that all soldi ers serving in the
British army, who have been enlisted for IL
mlted periods, shall continue TO serve there
IN three years after the expiration of such il
mited periods respectively.
In the house OF Commons, June 2, in re-
ply to an inquiry whether any arrangement
had been made with the United Statcs res
pecting the Newfoundland Fishery. Lord
Eastlereagh said, that the trect, Of 1888 vas
expired and that the subject was TO he con.
strued by the general law OF nations.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-07
From the Milledgeyille (Georgis) Argus.
RONAPARJE.

During the partial engagements which pre-
ceded the memorable cspilula,ion OF U.m,
where large body Of Austrians surrendered
to an inferior number Of French troops, the
loss of the latter was so Uncomfortable, il be-
came common remark among them, that
" their Emperor Nspoleoo1 had fonnd ous
a new method Of making war---he only makes
US said they use our legs instead Of cur
bayenrfs. This was in sllusion TO bis extra
ordinary skilful and rapid movenepis.--Bona-
partc, II Gems, still adheres 10 this plan, Tor
not drop of blood was split during the ex-
trsordiassy revolution which has restored HIM
to France. VIII the Eastern JunIo and Go !
verneur Morris still persist in calling th \
man bloody sloloch and cruel tyrant! Which
is the greatest tyrant Of the two, Bonapartc1 !
who spares the traitor and forsives his enc
my--or the "6uisvork Of our religion" who
has made devoted ireland bleed at every pore |
merely because she fenhons for an unrestfain
cd exercise Of conscience
- Tho siUsSlar fortunes Of this grea, mas
dis,sse>s ~. Gindwilh wspiss. and admira
tions psascs etwslve sSooj has elspse,
sinFeth ceufsdsssseo{ {ewsss G1noepe, aid
sivythe treaehsfy cs 7'slisyrdk1 ( -
y succeeded IL hpiling - -
'ihfbds Of rrsnss, sna ssinsiAl
ed and ecrrup. Syahshes sf II ~ ~
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20: a.

1t. Gen. Gronchy 10 the AIlnisfer Of War.
The expedition of the Duke of Angouleme
is terminated. The tri-colored flag Is hoist
cd in all the south. The Duke OF Angou-
leme, driven by my troops, mas capitulated.
Abandoned by all the troops of the line, he
retained only 1900 men and six pieces OF can.
non He is conducted under strong escoft
TO Cette, where he is to embark. There is
a letter from Bonaparte to Gen. Grouchy up
on the subject, in which he orders him TO de-
mand fom the Duke an obligation to restore
the crown Giamonds that were carried to
England by the royal family.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-07

cure for long lime, and justice, made the
barrier of The different powers, will be sat.
fcient to secure the frontiers.
avail myself with eagerness, &c. sc.
(Signed) NAPOLEON.
Paris, .1bril9 9, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-07


Letter from the Emh rer Nahoieon,in his o-u,
hand wrfing, 20 the different Sovereigns.
SIR. Ny BROTHER,
DI ns he iasS month, you will have learn
ed NY reinrn to the shores of France, my en-.
tyy ino peris. aud the de parturc Of the Bout
bon fanny he true Cause of these events
oughl also 10 ne understood by your Majesty.
Tney sre The WORKS Of an irresistible pswer
the works Of the unanimous will of great
ns'lon, tina, knows its duties and its rights
The dyaas'y which power gave to the French
people was not c,lculated for thsm-thc Bour-
bons would oc,,her adopt their sentiments nor
their manners-t became necessary that
France should oe freed from thcm--her voice
Cal. I'd Tor deiivercr The expectations which
hal ,csolved me 10 the greatest sacri6ce had
been frustrated. am come--and from the
the point where touched the shore, the love
Of my people has borne me even TO the bosom
OF NY capital. The irst wish Of my heart is
to repay $, macn affection, by preserving an
homo able state Of peace. The rc.cstablsh.
mcnt Of the Imperial Throne was Necessary
to the happinss. Of the French my creates,
desire is u, tho same time to render il useful
in securing the repose Of Europe. Sufficient
gisry has by turns adorned no banners Of the
different na,lons--, ne vicissitudss of things
has . caused the greatest misfortunc 10
follow the greatest success. The finest are
no is now opened 10 the sovcreisns, and . am
tue hest to descend into IL. After exhibiting
20 the world the ana Of great battlcs,it will
be better to know 90 other rivalship than the
benefits OF psace--no other strife than the
sacred strife for the benefit Of mankind.
France is pleased to proclaim with candor this
noble end Of all her wishes. Jealous Of her
Independence, the i'm nu,able principle of her
politics shall be the most absolute respect for
the Independence Of other nations. IL these
arc, as feel we'll assured, the personal en,i.
nents Of your majesty, genera! repose is ss-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-12

|fsxthey delence I viii conhne iriyse1
|fo The aeknowled gement Of q great er.
sor. / confess It with sorfcm. nIlsn {
view q tic tleplorabIc state of ny country.
Nv fault IS. not to hive better 1n1er.
stoed tie intentions Of the king
Col. I.ai,edoyere made a tsEsEy, yet an
|alirct reparation tn the monarch, which
Eae terminated witb the following words
e lave shed my blood for nv couf.
Itrv. and al, wiling 10 believe fhat by
IIcath. preceded iiy my error, vilI b e.
Isone utility; Hat MY ,nemofy viii not
he held III horror. and when my son shall
larfive at an age tobe fit for the service
Iof lis eoantfy, that his country. will not
ifeproach him With lis :name.n
The firm ard noble accent: the mo.
ldest and manly countenapce, aud tie
tone Of col. Labet!sgere n.
sspRed all the auditors with ole sent
l,neilt, which was no doubt equal,
iielt by tie Judges; With a regret flat 50
|many fine qualities, which might tsyt
rendered the possesso the pride Of bis
Icountry and Of bis family, should lave
Contributed but to make him the insiru.
lncnt of an event tliathas covered France
with the most frightfid calamity.
Attera long deliberation, the Prrsi-
Ilent of the council returned into The au.
Hence chamber VITA the visible expires
ion Of grief, accompanied BY the Other
Judges, and pronounced against col. Ia
edoyere. the senfenceof Dsatht-- Che
e the motives Of tie judgeme i was tIat
col. Il, lad lot availedhImselr oftIle de.
ay OF s DAYS, allowed bv the King to an
he accompIices Of Bonapafte, within
Inch term they were suff~ed 70 return
othefr duty.
| 1Hg. Council ef Har 1ras composed Of
Betheir de Esauyigny, adjatant com
mandant- Preside.
Viotti, chief de Battsilion--Commis
sary reporter.
Nlazerot de- Montdesir, adjutant con-
mapdapt.
Duand. idems
st. Just. chief de battalion.
ohevaIier Juntiry, captain-adjointd
The ftat Major.
yiscount Grenier, idem.
6audriot, officer OF GendarnerT--
Kings attcrney.
sNate.--Col. Labedoycre Appreciation
Ithe judgement; but the appeal was INST
|sdmitted--and the sentence was carried
linto execution.
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&, &:
49,. 49,. j, i; s. Il lsty and
's' s. ~ 8. 4. s e f':,,s IS he corteet
g sas ess.''' ~ ''.s, s. bs lead oflli
8 800. .A I &
! e. ~ 81 fs.,.s,nI,,s declare
~ p''a' =, i, u, 81 ,S;f,.exs s.: col.
t'lat ss %''s ~ & M sEsf he heard 81
rs HesseelYs'' q : ~ s
SE'e',es ,s 8. :;ss,s,,t s Isor,-aetiyi j.
T. 3 GSs ',s,', declares that col, La
l;s,Iasy,. Iod6e,I 81 his house and that i
s,aTsb atter Romantics return hs
lapnd @h;fe Iag that Rad beer tori
- ,,,;,,a after onaparte's af.
s;,.sl AZ s. f;ren6bI IS
N croisF. If eur royal at Gfeno.
lhIe. deposes hit he heard u said, ~
| tbe zth Mares. that col p. bad place.
an earle Epan the end of a branch o.
&; Il Io,v. md lad distributed tii-eoloreG
soel a1sS Is his soldiers. The next & as
ffhe Wines saw that agle on the squaii
II GTondbIe.
Ibe prpsitIent reads fIe article Of the
80 ) which permits him to call In wit
,essss 81 virtue ofhis discretionary pow
! 8 and fI,ev are Introduced in the fol
lIow;4,g orsler
i 81 Maxl,n yoral reInnteer at Bar
sss,,.. he declares flat he heard srok.
a. oftl,e detection q col. I.abedoYere
4aasIins that Fl on the night Of the 7fh,sbe.
s;ng n 3 Renu,,r. he heard some or,
from ~ yr;tbout exfla;r1. & Make way 10
!. ! 81 sr;a,,.ls 10 Ia serted togetI,
,' -, q "a, "a q q ~ aud Tho en,ne.
,.os ! tbess Z, s Z
81 4 'nas,,o,o Il s. Marcel ,lsf,,,,
a stss..sg :. ronoj,Ie WIS not A.
! d, = 49, ~, e ri In,
y sgno =. los.ra .ha. hay;ng d;ped 8,
.a,,, ~. H.. ~ 1921 b;,n Give
& xeFy so,';s ~ tssst md afterthe en-.
Itry ~ Ra 6s ,sa,to No circumstance &,
IfEat TOAST ,s.s,s foro;I,lp hro,,al,t tohis re
icnIleet;o lLe u;t,,sss adds. that he
h;mssIf mss ,,,s4 Nv sonasarte on the
!!-tb Mel AL I,s;,c ,sesaon;yed 4 a.
$500 1880 ~ =, ~ &. Ma sa;F;t of III,
, !; - &c ~ III ~ - = ~ s.
sSg I,s. : ,. go, b..rd ~
49,, - 80 &. ~. {
e;rss sl,.rt c,,y at,s,s sbss,ld 10 ,ntro.I,,c.
al. snd a'stl,e snsuer &C tbe acense,ii
En- Ia 80 aa M Ice ,ba rspo,fer takes S,
Ithe srls;ecf =
liz ret,aees tIa nr;nc;nal facts OF
,,.h;oI -, s4ar.Is cbarred VIII
s,aa -. :, 80 o.J asoe;s;o, and spnnofts
Itbem ~ tbe dselsssa. t;;,,ns IF tbe witness
: .s ssd tbe sctna,. 4 Iedgement If tbe nc.
en-, ed
!. Tins savs he co T,ahedovere
s.,rretfpI ~ b;s oatth IT forward to re-
sa;se tho ,ns,, soa;nst whom he was
bernd - co'nI,at naf;l death. and be-
cssna lie .a,n.j;;ce,,
IKE rss %ss fann,l t,e crime "a be the
o-ras,er ! Z, tho t cy;,aes resulting from "a
g syere The moro calg.c;tous
M Boyon nTeserfed b;onself. not asl
tho aa,acata t,,,t ss IN cn,,nss[ of theI
aecnsed cn,,s;, ma S;mseH "a the follow-
,no ohsercat;ans & addressed the judy
e ;--.,s Gentlemen. before / determined
to lend auy asistanse To the misfortune1
of col. Labedosere. ] endeayored taI
know fliai. and tos-rnetrate into the re-
eesses of his soul--i have found there
an1 seness and grandeur, and j hayel
tIougI,t thai his defence could not in
SIRE more interest iii the minds.ot hlsl
judges, than when delivered rem nis
avn Inns.
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AMONG WHICH ABE

SUI. London cloths.
fashionable colors
DO. do. cassiineres
do. ditto ladies re.
lisse cloth. FASH
enable colors
Ditto ribbed stocki-
nett, fashionable
celors
Nv ooIen imperial
cords
Bedford ditto
Ianchesuy
IMoleskiE coafings
Common ditto
FIushings
Booking baizes
|Hannels
Blankets
|Keldal Cottons
Blue plans
superior fancy vest
in9s
Black forentine,
| plasn'aHd figured
Figured pelisse Gan.
nels
ICarpeting & rugs
iAambs woel, worst.
ed, Gotten & sill,
hose
IChildreps' do. do.
iDitto shoes & socks
1Silk umbrellas
EBandanna, romail. &
! Madras Hdkfs
Hndla musllBS
French grapes
Long lawns
Checks
Black twilled BON,
hazetts
plain ditto. very hne
Brown q white pla.
tillas
White gauze
Pearl edge and PLAIN
ribbons
ISusnendes.s
lLatIies'k andB
yer gloves
| Gentleniens' best
beaver
With a yar ieiy o.
|are offered for sale
I'heir store, kin 6 e
How W asfingto s. !
LOCKED
j.. and A. expe'
first arrivals from e
assortment OF Dome
October IL
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Nero UhoIesalc & Retail
Dry Goods Store,

The Subscribers have commenced hv
ness IN .alerandria, and are openlnsa
new and elegant assortment Of 0Ocds,
AMONG WHICH ARE
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lbv illusions. BIZ recoIleetions, By false
Ideas Of honor Il is possible that my
IcMntry may have spoken a cbimeflcal
Language to tny heart "
FThe accused declared that he had
|neitlerthe Intention, nor the possibility
lof DENYING public and notorious facts;
lint he wished to Justify himself against
|fbe acousation of having been engaged il
IA plot Which preceded the return Of 30
Enar arte. He spoke Of the virtue of the
king aud depiefed the enthusiasm Of the
lpeople In bis favor When he assembled the
throne; but, tie said that defaults Of his
ministers lad danped the public spirit
When he wished 10 explain that gradual
which lie would have argued
I'm extenuatieA Of his crime, The president
observed to ham, that he must eonfre
himself simply to lIis defence, and mo-
leatsr;; into political discussions. whid
4AWse foFeig .saIa It It's not poIiti
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lbut 0t q military one.
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