The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-29

'iitHfH' i''HMf =Aah III - =Hifif III n lie
ting, unsolicited, NOTES Ia lhs oilie.fs a.
! The personal stab ol ihu ,'aeruer, detail.
lng IL The petty i4eldenls avs. tub tail.
al lsuHs wao,-=.,as worst. the pfn..sslaiiai
secrets which, as tbeif mr,iiriii a,lsilt
tie wives ni Bertrand and alna;hnlan con.
ided 10 him; that his c,e,Ilbli.ts as = Rit-
,nss, not less than his character - i man
ol honour and Il gentleman, must be- liete-
~ deeply impaired, Tie original notes
! ot Mr. OAleara here referred IN are de-
/ posted, say the reviewers, with NJ. Muir
! ray, Their publisher, who will exhibit them
Ia all dispnsrd Ia examine, except such o..
lhein rs "driame with the grossesl imputa.
'lahs The persodaI honour OF ut least onr ol
them, meaning Aadamcs Betlmnd aud
M"nihnlon, whose medical secrets they NJ
the saiHe liiGe betray -" These, however
adds the Review, ashall lac communicated
In Counts. Bertrand aad Monlhalon, il
they ever eondcsernd To take notice Of
such unmanly calamnies.a We suhiom
SOME al lhrse private notes of Mr.. 0'Mca-
IA, OF winch he probably, in writing his
book bad forsotton the import and proba-
bly HE existence.
! In rrlalloa Ia the deficiency of pow
slous lssued Ia the raptitcs ut L.ongwnud,
winch IS one of the complaints of MIR. u
| aieala IA his hook, he wrote nj thr tiMe
| Tie following private note Ia Sir Thomas
Head, AID de camp of Sir Hudson Lowe +;
The French are sufficiently malignant
To impute Ill these things tn the Governor,
instead "i setting them down as being ow-
InS To the neglect OF some of Balconlhe
the purwyor's people. Livery little cir.
tumstance IS carried directly to Bonnparc.
WIN every aggra,ation that fdisehood and
m"hgaig can Suggest to evil disposed aud
eankcrcd minds"
Count Monthol1n, 10 whose authority
| OAlcara appeals for the authenticity of his
book, Is thus priv alely characterized by the
Doctor. \ complaint had been made that
The copper saucrpans wanted timing; o.
heara writes Ia Col Gorrequrf, Of the
staa oi the Governor, urging that they may
be promptly repaired. "as Montholon Is
malicious enough 10 assert that they were
heSl'rtea on purpose IN poison them, aud
Aeiy likely he has done So already" "a
gain, ia another letter To the same officer
-" explained 10 MonthoIon, who II lac
were not d ScoWard aud har, would be- !,
the fellow, and abaiiug these Two little ,ls
iects i perfect gentleman, that YOU were
combining irasea aud earth 10 lodge hin,
and his amlahle eaIlsuft Ia state, which lac
assen'ed 10 with several hypocrltlcd ,ri-
mdccs aud professions Of thanks"
In another note referring Ia Nontholon,
he says, " Better known here lin Bona
parie''s family by the appollaton of il
bHggtUfo, tie lar
We viii III another time give an ac-
count oil lie remaining articles Of the mum
| Der.
Sine" writing tie above, we find in the
Mere anilr ot Ibis morning the following
letter at VIZ. q Aicdra, taken from Lon
don pape,, on The subject of this review
To The Editor Of The london .Hoyning
Chi0nitie
" FfbrUdrB %.
S1E--Domcstc circumstances, aud the
consequent removal and confusion of my
| papers, have hitherto necessarily prevent
ed my making any reply 10 an article
which has lately Appeared in The Quaiier-
" Rfpteic. In n few days, however,
pledge myself to expose IN his proper 60
lourS The liar aud slave who has fabricated
| lt,andtu cover with the disgri 90 they merit
al hi undrrllngs concerned in its prrpe-
uatian. The blood OF Napoleon shall moi
be tIlrrrd in lis call for justice by ms
crtanl5 surh ms those, whose conduct, ~
well a5 lhM of their employers, shall con-
s'sn 10 tie generous indignation olihe Brit.
lsh people. have the honor 10 be, sir
&e. S1c. l.. T.. O'MEARA.n
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Tho " ords in the original are in itaian.