The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-07
PoSAPARTE.

pex. Dr. Bogue, with copy of thr
= "a the New Testament, of which
after gentleman is the author. 1t Is
- the volume TINS se1t, Ms once ~
nos.ession of Napoleon BonaParie,
the writer "trusts that 1t has been
- by the extraordinary man" lie also
~ mat Bnaaparte "wds often o5serf-
-, he engaged in secret prayer, whilst
sasering on his dying bed, aud known to
h NO ioiaed in prayer with the priest who
p nd with him, aud VINO was considered an
tiphls man and to have made profess
a MI his faith in Christ, thro' "hOin he
,arayed to the Father
II "a stated that three cantos snoreofDon
-, by Lord Byron, are ia Murray's
'aa ad, II !, to be deplored that the Ia
pau h's ofdeeidedly the best poet of the age
I'D he enlisted in the cause Of immo-
g,y He cannot plead even the weak
la l''5'.e Of uecuniary profit as temptation,
az, has ieen stated that he is too proud
y, >, accept any thing for his productions
Il sneaking of the Booksellers, his LORD
I'm avs that " those fellows viii 10 any
,hag for money
lie ne has written a poem entitled, The
nII,oep Jferner hes been advertised, and
~ p,'s srs informed that another piece called
~.,,',u and Iufh, founded on the same
s,acbo with Maore's Logts Qt'ihe .iagotS Is
! l., 6,,ear ia the SAINT volume.
" Kas Shelly h,s novel On the taps, en-
I'm Castaceio /: ii is we believe IN TIC
| fl.lds Of Mr. Goodwin.
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We haye.not room to = i've al length the
..cannt tbatappeared in the london Morn
NV Chronicle OF the meeting y h.ch took
Mace ,Jo between Las Cases and Sir Hudson
Lowe.
The following extracts ofa letter from
The Young man 80 ffiea,', GATED Oct. -,
may throw some Isht upon it.
,iYesterdly | mesmaior general sir He'd
.oo Lowe, in raddH,ston Green, rs he
WAS about 10 enter hackney coach, When
an ,lterca,ion ensaed, during which / struck
him across the shoulders with Il horse whip
which held III my hand.
Having thus chastised him, instantly
,reseated my card. bat lac thought fit 10
throw it away, without deisainb to read
it. Upon this teudrred hin a second cd
dress. aad Afterwards a N,tfd, all OF which
he in like manner threw away. lis SCI
want maid, however, Who had by tins tine
come out Of the house picked up my cards
aud carried item in,o las residence, when
the hackney coach drove of, and j.! proceed
| ed 81 my way"
He complains of inhHman treatment re-
ceiyed By his aged iather abd himself from
| The hands of SIR Hudson white they were
detained at 1t. Helena, which sti'l ranked
ms heart. Heproceeds:
Il do not hesitate TO avow, that the sole
object OF nly visit to England was 10 COM
p.i Sir hudson Lowe 10 afford she salts
| b.tion for the wrongs which have thus
/ s.etehed aud being convinced, ~ rciicc-
ton upoa this previous conduct ana Ia
Iacter, thai he woald have rrc0use 10 le-
gal proceedings if sent him challrngra
! determined to pat Upon hilI The .,re"l
est public insult thai could De offered 10 i
gentleman, oencebins that that only could
procure for rae HE satisfaction 50 eGs"r-
ly desifed
Another statement differs in some mea-
sure II m his:
"About . O'Clock on Tuesday morning
last Sir Hudson Lowe had ordered a h 5ch-
ney chaise to tie door of a house in FAD.
dn.tn rsen, AID was on the pont Of
entering il. when BE- was rudelY ran ag4ms.
b. young person 81 sight, short stature,
aud mean appearance, = 10 instead q ma
nirshas any concern at what had occur
red, lmmeillt.IV exclaimed IN iorelbn
accent Nhat do you lscan, sir, by IN
sitting me Or, ID goa mean TO insnlt
ne ? tnsdt you.' IL II. Lowe replied,
'Why, you ran directly up against me ?
The youns person persIs!iag, however, to
tl in the pGmc -tra1se manner, as l'hard-
y IA his RIGHT sensea sir Hudson Lowe
without further regarding hlta, proceeded
tOstcp iat5 his carriage, ,hea hr fli that
astroke had been made at bin with smo!l
whip BIZ the young man, who instantly