Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-10

attached 10 Dim lhas when they ertersds
" lie determined 10 single her on: ,s 'ht
cu.prii, among many who were murt Wy
SD Than she was, but whom il wasni "Fs
more cons. qrence 10 him to spare. !" "w wu'
provoked the FIRST Consul" she Ia
I" still more than the opinions which aug
tribuied to me, was the number Of sn. ~. ''
who came TO VISIT me. The Prince ot 81
| ange, son OF The Stakeholder, dined w,,h W W.
Tor which hewas reproached by Bon,n,"ne
| The existeuce OF woman who Mas v,',
on account OF her literary repu,s,,on ."
tribe, but thai trhe was totally inds,'sss
of him, and, therefore, sufficient 10 mae,
| lin resolve TO crush me-"
She now visited her father, and :, Csn.
va learned from IN unquestipnabe ,ns'
that the FIRST Consul had said in IN, nst
of his Ievee. That she W uid do well n,'
return to Paris. "He was ALWAYS :" y
habit. Oh subjects OF this n@iure. OF djc,,,.
! his pleasure ia conversation in order ,b,, :
aims might he anticipated lie Va. ,p
! greatly rrla ed against book which +.
/, father hal just issued. She Irman,d ;,
Geneva, until the rupture OK lac pe,r,' :;
Amiens when believing that she nish,s !.
partially forgotten by Bonaparte, she =
pared to hule county seat, which !
owned at Tue t,s ance OF len leagues r..
Paris, where she hoped to remain unmo.,
e1 during the winter vi 1903, alOvl Iron, u, |
state OF dIsIrust and espionage which ki
! begun TO prevail in the capital.
Bu. she had Hot been there peaceabv [, |
more tlaa a month, when female wont
told The FRS; Consul that the ROAD. W.,
covered with people going 10 vlsI; her $.
was quickly informed by one oil o h,
friends tina: a gendarme would b. with b,
in a tew days with IN order for her 10 b.
Dart. Toescape Tins herald an bis mesa.
sne withdrew immediately to the hos.
temale trend Regnauit DE- Saint.Jtane
Angeiy had the courage ~ Offer her anay.
luu,-sns wrote letter 10 Joseph Bon.lr.
describing Ter wretche dnes, at The lie, Of
being driven Ia r from PaIIs-Joseph AID his
brother LucIrn used all Their Efforts 10 ave
he,-she accepted an Cffe; tc RESIDE al lie
country seat Ut the beautiful MadQue Recs
mter, at two leagues from toe capital. Ale
passing A tew days there, shr returned t
her own rural dwelling believing lha, Boz
aparte nad postponed he execution OF b,
sentence. But IN short time, the Co,
man ,ant of the gendarmerie OF NpfsaIi,
appeared Oh her lawn, anh showed htT
a letter signed by Bonapsrte. which cOE,ai
ell The order TO Danish ner to forty 'esgu
: distance from arts, with an INJUNCTION
make her set ont in twenty four hours.
Sne persuade the Commandant to accC'
f psDy her t. Paris, where hi me i or
with General JunOl, who he nes, morGd
adore ssed himself to The First Cohsu II l.
behalf with great earnestness, bu' with
effect. He would give his Generals II
ces and money; grant numbrrless laVO's d
: rectly for themselves, but not allow them
obstruct bis private views AT ter o.
. house the gendarme appeared every neI
r ing 10 summon her to depart On tnr /,
oil the last day which was granted her, )
seph Bonaparie made one more etior, 10
favor. At this period Vi her narrative :
rites thus:
1.-The VIE Of Joseph Bonaparte, who
lady OF the most perfect sweetness 81
picity, had tbs kindness TO come aud y
pose To me to pass few days al her CO.
try seat at MoIfontaine. | accepted her
vi,ation most gratefully, for | could moi
feel sensibly afec ed at the goodness vi
sepb, who received me IN his own house
toe very time was the object OF his bro
er's persecution. passed whole hours
examining ;be gardens Of MortontaIne
mong the finest that could be seen in Fran
and the possess0r OF which, when tramp
APPEARED to ne to be really an object OF
Wy. He has been since exiled upon tbroT
where | am sure he has often regretted
beautiful retreat"
| Nj. de Stsel determined TO leave Fra
Immediately, and requested aud obia'
through Joseph Bonaparte, permission
20 unmoles,ed TO Prussia. The kind IN
ceder sent her excellent letters OF InlroG
ton 10 Berlin Her father recolnmen
it 10 her 10 spend the winter IN Eerma
wither she proceeded without further
Icy. She passed some months 81 wei
studying German literature and listenln
the conversation OF Goethe, WIeland
Schiller; and thence removed TO Berlin
enjoy the particular favor Oh the PIus
Court and The pleasures OF brilliant soeI
Her celebrated work Germany" wa
fut OF her studies and observation dur
this period Of her exile. We shall here
her for the present., Intending to co'nPI
tnmor ow tGe outline Of her prosecutions
He propose then to copy some OF the ID
striking views and anecdotes OF public
fairs aud OF the government Ut Bonapa
which she presents in the course Ct
personal story.
To be Continued