The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-08

b r. - tbs bed. and putting his hands IN
y -. =. - ctottrs. sad. the nest Is warm
dr. -, II ran, not be laI of They then De-
lae ~ ses5.rh. and finally dragged Paul
- - 4 h, hiding-plaee. They presented
~, y; per containing MS apaie'iioi'i
a8u l., = wanted him 10 sign. lie reid-
hp'' r, /, hat said thal he would ahdleaie
sd IL :, : .o,l1 release him. They then sri
i ~" :, kaoeked l.in down, and tined to
-, +. him. Paul made 4 desperate n
sun e..s, and. fearful that assistance might
'l'.' psxta dispatched him, by stamping
81 r,.l into his eyes, and thus beating MS
=, = ont. while the others h Id INN Gown.
D. .. .. Il in his struggles for lite, once got
!, ~. heel into his mouth, and blt a piece
: tho akin ofit.o | asked iiinh Own
'G "a he believed that &*f vas prify 10 the
IN III If zes ? "There is not II DOUBT, re-
'teJ he .that the attempt was made VIII his
consent The Empress never could bear
,ae . sigbt of the murderers afterwards, and
' -, 'woald receive them but one Is aid
Jr-ealnp to **h.
%tigs 10 Napoleon from 1iieraader, Fran
els, the king Of Prussia, Sc.
When you arrive in Europe, you will
z;,L.r .eo yourself or stead 10 nay brother
nh You will inform him that | desire
brsbaIl give To you the parcel containing
,,e private and confidential letters of the
rmnerors Ale2anderaad Francis, the KING
or p russia, aud the other aoyerelgns Of i,u-
raa. with nae, which | delivered 10 his
ere At gochefort. You will publish them,
:, caattif dc homie those so9erelgns and ma
rfe.t 10 the world The object homage
Y+Teh those yassals pad - me, when ask
jll lavors or supplica;ing for theit thrones.
Whea vas strong and IN power, as br'-
guereGt ma protection It fh0aatT de n'on-
ailiaace, and licked the dust from alder my
feet. Now, in my old age, they basely OPP
press. and take nay wife and child from me.
require you 10 do this, aud If you SEE
aoy calumuies published of inc during
the time that yon have been with me, and
that you can say / have seen With my
own eyes that this is not true, contradict
them
.sotebv O'.HcUa.--On my return 10 Eu-
rope used every eXertiou to obtain the
Important letters in question. CGlortu-
nately, however, for pos,eiity, my efforts
have not been attended with success
Before the Count dc SarYeiIlicrs let log
chefort for America, aPprehensiVe that he
might be seized by the allied powers, lie
Judged II prudent 10 deposit his precious
charge IN the hands Ola person apon whose
integrity he thought he could reply, but
who, it has appeared since, baseiy betray ed
the Count, II some mouths ago, person
brought the original letters To i.onaon for
sale, tnr which he demanded $50, 600.
This was communicated To some OF his
majesty ministers, and 10 the foreign am
bassadors and haze been ciedibly in
formed that the Russian ambassador Paid
flG,OGG TO redeem those belonging to his
master.
.4cc0uhemeaf Of Marie Louise.
Feb. ), l8l8.--Thc Cambridge store
ship arrived, bringing the melancholy
news OF tfe death of the Princes Charlotte.
Communicated this intelligence 10 Napo.
leon, Wh3 eApr, ssed his affection ri the
ualorunate event as, Independent Of The
feelings which naturally arose ut tbc fate
OF princess cut off IN the prime OF youth
and beauty, and with such prospects before
her, he said, that he bad not been with
OH hopes that she would have caused Il
more liberal policy TO be adopted towards
HIMSELF He iayeigh, d against the accOu-
cheurs, aud expressed his sarprizc that The
popdlace had not stoned them to DEATH
lie b'efVed, THAT the business had a
strange appearance, and that prcCau.iyn rs
10 hai been taken TO deprive The
princess Of every thing necessary - sup.
Port and to console her In first accouche
1nsnt. He urged that sclac obi married
women, who mad frequently borHe children
od5hi 10 have been at her bed silrtu com
hf. her. Had they been present. they
would have perceived thai matter, were
gong Ga Nioag, and would have Insisted
epoL itIItller assistance being rendered.
II vas objectionable in the oil Queen not
to lave been on The spot. Wnat signiied
LEOPOLD, said IL, .he Is a gncon, and
hue" hos what TO do. Had il not been Tor
ne, aided he, Marie Louise would have
uel II similar manner. During the
me o. her iabour, was in an apartment
s9'e b, from Whe..ee went to her room
tt''y now AMI then. After she had been
'1me hopra III labGUr, dubois, the aecuu-
'"ut' came To me Wide | was reclining
'. The sela, with great alarm panied on
N9 coaHtemace, and ,i.ld, tilai thp en-
pieSS Was n stste OF g,ett danger, that
t.e't vas a WraIr pfesentatlen.' | asked
l. i.n' Il lie had ever aech ANY thing Of thr
htd before. ifs. i rpptiaG that he n. al