Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-03

rl,-S arl rcputa'lo1 0H3Ach"ht c'hlinG-
snyp,srn.shrd. Iliga in the confidence
" L:.sr.rri.a, h, endeavoreG to pro
r,,,e ne welfare of the empire which
+ WIS called to assis' BY his couns!s.-
W....ycg b, appeared respect was paid
. MS rr,>euce aud 70 his words ard
,'n,op.a cOaS a,ulated themselves on
pysse,s.U4 Il such y.Zier vita such
E;GS.
One Law, as NC returned from the D.
~, i. Suddenly observed the old man
yao hal been his guide awaiting him on
re tips of his palace. The lat er salut-
81 him oIt he, flied with resentment
f. the raSt, repruachea h,m with his de-
,.rripn, and bas.ed Ia him that he had
,,cccsisd in hi. undcriakings far better
,.ccc &c had been alone. The old man
hr, his tauutS without L murmur, I'LL he
Ind concluded. lie ti:en exclaimed -
Providence, D MenOuf! is dark and
mvsterious in its dealings. Thy weak
d mortal eye cannot tathOm ITS desIsns.
thou mayest dcspise nv counsels, bat
NV end viii prove their truth. Beware
t..ue own footsteps will lead thee to
ruin. TaSc however. this tallSman, which
in the earthquake which separated us, l
seized from It's dwelling place OF fire.
) long "a thou perseyeie est IN the pa'h
,.vI.tuc, this amethyst will exert such an
ihueuce over thy mini as to lead thee
N the right way bat remember, too con-
A.ent Menou', that Il thou fo,tcyest for
rioYent the seeds CT crime, AMI gCcst in
III. paths Of. uawarrantab's ambition, il
viii warp thjae Intellect Il peTycrt thy
iuigment. Use it with c;rcumspectnn,
FsGm the iur,re'S daN prospect We may
not strip src veil bat once again | warn
lhec-bEwArE m-MemOif turned to
reply, but le odd man had disappeared
IL saS IN vain he endeavoreh to trace
tbe fugitive. lie NOW regretted that he
had offended h'm, AMI wished To- recall
ever thing he had sad. Uader the in
tiIcucc ot these virtunus feelings, he telt
hjwseif strnn-'y instisated 10 acts Of high
sal exemplary v,rur. The love ard ad-
marathon he bad excited were daily in,
ceased aud lie .eit The value Of tbs old
waN SIT.
Tnus tar al went well; tili cnce when
Re had happened to have lard his tails
l.H aside for moment, he was immedi
ate,y called to an audience of person
v1.o va, extremely a',xious TO speak to
LIN. The gem traS f1rg7.tCa. lie found
one Of the mobiles Of the court waiting for
him, Who by degrees, aud With caution,
r,gle several cOmp'a.uts a. ainst the con-
Gsas of The king. lie sail he had been
iaducci to apply TO the Yizier, by the con-
cessation Ct an cid man who appeared ~
ta,lgcly acquainted with his characte'-
DEMONSTRATED from his sea! and Bar
nssi, the nob,emau, remark:ng his c9nfu-
son, described MS informant in such Il
manuer as tn leave no doubt upon Me-
nral's mind who he was, adding, that ne
had t'eptrtsd frcm the country. lie
then dr1pt h,uts pt rcbel!ion-Of depoS-
ing the kiES. The black drop OF Me-
nnui's heart tsrrbbedas Bardissi spoke.
II. remembered the taIisman. and abrupt
" qIit'ius the roo%, resaincd it's posses
son. Bat is effect was row widely diff
ier,nt. lie had listened with pleasure
Ia the plans OF the courtier, and the tails
l,qn fIstcrci mis- dark conceptions.
A few DAYS saw Menouf the blacklist
crtraiturs. i,ardiSsi engaged TO destroy
tie siag by poison aud the uusu>pectins
A.. E.NF IN fhnTr fran lo.-
5 tie actors in this dreadfGl tragedy
kent ont of sight, he popular voice pro-
,a,aad Menout king, and he sas crown
',laoiiI the acclanatlous OF dcIuded thou
sands. who Gindly imo siaed that they had
rlceh upon the throne, one whose ais
,,m woald su;pass that OF any isfmsr So
NCTcinn.
tie acted. the Eypocrite for several
moutls. IL. his power was fullY establish
81. lie then found that the power for
ri,;h he hail ever so aaxiOusly lHrged,
vas immeasc that his treasures and re-
su~ces we,c almost inexhaustable.-
Ice tyraHt then came ou'. The hand Of
oppression laid is iron rod on all. The
proH'c g,oaoed beneath thcis burthens,
and the uabies iclt the weight Of the ty-
Fanny ne Imposed upon them. The prin-
c.p,es Of virtue he once possessed were
20 entirety fnrgntten and instead Of
'tamFiie m1sniicca', which the enthu-
>a,m oi his ncopIe hal at first bestowed,
ba -ccc,vej tie olion~ aPpeRatiOn OF Ne
E'9ftie a27r -Ssor. The standard Of re-
e.ron va> raised, and he yain'y stIOye
"cope with tie rising Energies OF ma
TN His sereral. Btrdissi, was defeat
81 ard ,lgi,. and few days behcld the