Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-15

,,,s imposing upon MIN, 10 Can,hS
{" yendean. To remsye his
G La1I. he asked him certain Questions
n, name and position Of several
Ices. as well as about "a appearance
va Conduct of the different chiefs Of the
az p,,,,ist party, which he named to him.
~. Vicente Seepeaux was the person
I'm charles OF Navarro was best ac-
After being convinced that the officer
A. NAT deceive him, he gave him bis en-
Trs confidence, e communicated IT, him
- ,bs iacfs which ne had collected 10
a,oys his Identity with Louis 17,h; proofs
t,,irely destitute of any appearance OF
,,,.on To man Of reflection, but posses
.;no such degree Of PROBABILITIES as to
C..eiye bind creduiity, The officer, in
n, ,uru, put to hin some questions upon
.be locality Of some villages and cha
t,,ny on the right bank Of tie Loire,
v.,cL nc appeared to be well acquainted
NTH. Among others he naaed To hin
tae chateau OF Angri, belonging TO the
family Of Tu-pin. AT this name, the
rret,nded Charles at Navarro appeared
itatct, and the boyd rushed 20 his FACE
-,uthe was not diScpncerted and sad
b. knew very well that mansion ; that Il
VS. an old castle urreundcd with bitches
full Of water, aud tina it could not b. en-
tered but BY lowering down the draw
bridge. rhi> description was exact: but
he added that he did rot know the Iami-
h Of rurpia. The of!icer wa,, upon this,
cOpvisced hat the prisoner had been in
In reHdce. The account "hich he gave
Of the dilfereat bl'teS Of the Nendean
var, in very CircVmStantlal INA -nrr;
convinced hjm Likewise that he hail Ia
Ken part in tie eyeu,S both o! the FIRST
aud second. The conversation las,el
tor two hpprs. The pretcndes, OF the
following day, bed another interview
with this ofS;cr, bit the LIT er Obtained
from him 10 rev piece % Eorwation
This man has Wy bal appearance,
aud his mauItr VI EXPIRE ssirg himself.
shows, tat he has had no education, and
that he belorgs 20 the lowest class Of Sc
ciety but he has natural quickHess, and
. character Of iGc,cdible Perseverance.
II, enploved himself while in prison, m
maSiug wooden shpes,ani the trade is one
villa which he seems to be well acqusiNt-
ed. This officer being on duty at Paris,
IN The north Of Apt, May and June
last, bad frequent opportunities Of seeing
NScOuntess rurpiu, and spoke 70 her OF
the prisoner Of Ropen, ia the hope OF OBJ
timing i.On her some information con-
ce:aing him. She remembered having
received into her house, IN 1905, child
Of about 10 ye0rs Of agc, who called HIM
sell tue son Of baron de DeSis, ana who
year afterwards was reeogniz'd b. his
sister, a daughter OF a wooden shoemaker
az Oesin; aGi she mentioned that she
Should not be surprizsd. from the repre>
scn;ltion given Of him, If This was Eae
same persOn.
Ga his return to Rouen in August,
this officer was informed that 4 svbaltern
Ofliis regiment, called GelinUt, who lived
in the nelghb,urhood Of Yilliers, and Who
had been collector OF the rents Of that
commune, bad seen a wTman called De-
Rlnay, Who had come 20 ROueO 10 be
examined! as a witness in the affair Of the
pretended Louis XVII. acd who was the
sister Of that annual THAT isAthe express
son used.) le told him, besides, that
tue husband OF the wsman was shoems-
ker. The ofIiccr then called to mind the
king Of embarrassment which the said
Charles OF Navarro bad experienced
when he spoke Of the chateau Of Angri,
AID the conversation he had with Ma
Dame Turpin. The bearin- which these
facts had on each other, induced him TO
consider them as Of sufficient Importance
10 be communicated 10 his gcncral, who,
in consequence engaged him to get more
PARTICULAR 4 fails, IRON Madame Turpin,
about ucr little impoStOr, and to learn
tho nsae UfIhe sister Of the child.
Alajame TurpiD, who had been led 10
R"nen by the greatest of accidents, in
iO;med the officer, that the name OF the
shoemaker, tie father OF the child, was
Branet, After hearing this fact, the ge-
EraI went TO the perfect, and learned
from him, that the woman Delauaay was
the daughter Of BruRet. This coinei-
dGncc ol naue induced these two geatle-
men to wait upon Madame Turrin, 10
h,g bee 10 wake her deposition to the
JUICE Of instruction. Madame Iurpin
eOOseG,ed, and on the followir : morning
lNHg. 2l) she went to TIE paiSce OF jus
ice, where, after being sworn, she made
Inc k.liruInrr declarations =.