The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-03

IA - CsEsKtss D~osfsTleuKs. by SAN
,sr. kara1eus gives the following account "
ais hrsf inpniss Of ambition lie Is sreaslnl
.ftse early period e the Revolution. =" n
8 To- the Revelation was heiofe me. Alread,
n ~enIdtuls of mon, ofHo pnafked character "a.
gathered a rich harvest. THIS sight aroused ~
iag faculties. Vague iaqaieinies about 'he '"
tore came upon me. Uod ! ass seized WIN IRA
lo,sY of the ptospesity offhuse sho su'toundes
ms. Bat this was not the bssr aud erif n'nal yea
lousy winch lnnge for the downfall Of The goof
rsa from his station, add ofthe mao Of geniui
trom his sxallafian Il was a secret ehagr'n ina
uas of oa Importance amongst ,itose Who haf
achieved fof themselves estate. fabk, and
name.s
IL appears 10 us that these are the natural re-
dee,,aa. which wsuld arise ~ sapeleons mind
nnder such circumstances. The seeds OF a'nni
son are sown by the Creator in ali those favored
minds which he has honoTed Nth the g"dl'Ne
iapress al genins-it depends upon the clcuni'
stances aud The chances 81 life ~he'he' 'hosf
seeds hloason aud bear, OF wither and DE. "
~ ius could control circumstances, il wouid be
omuipotcni but
- Men are tho sport Of ciroamasness. whea
The circumstances seem the trert VI sien
and from The general ioop genius Is not exempt
desnis of all It's noble attributes aud magnificent
powers.
81 The apiahle Loun XVI. NAPOLEON SAYS
"Ths king Of France aioned with ms blood for
y chsrae er divine IL the man, bun coudsmna-
Ole in the monarch Ahst a comment upon tie
systems Of human Government
d" Tie epoch o. To revolution sa,s Napoleon
vas an epoch Of CRIME and Of genus Boil
found the means OF d suaciion. Anougsf those
who starirn lhe Revolution. thee were mtn Of
Genus. who we're also good infn. Had Il coa-
s.x.aa ...Ing Ihgtr .ft,a,4aa.. fhs ..v.l,s.,p
would lave been benefcent from the beeinnin
to he eni. unbhPi il' circumstances uuit,d
~ 81 i4en, men 'sho mad tfasl genius, but less
probi'y. laen, every man VA. iofced TO become
4hni he has been
pf the acts II The Revolutionary assemblies.
.of Fssnce, Napoleon expressed h,alself as tot
luws
+" TIE men of genius who have hoadcdfactions
and became demacogues. have sqGailed IN num-
Der those men Of 'niuS who have been wise,
moderate. and correct N her opinion but.
I nd IL 10 worthy ofte nenbrance) ten men o
q ans. decided up n br n2ing about gfea4 s,cnls
u,au following no other guide than their pas-
yions, upon spnfins nobody, upon linking al.
vantage Of every thing 10 attain their goal. al
WAYS prevail over - far ctcairf numter Of meu,
who. with equal genius. have by nature less nj.
daciiy aud more mode alton. II Vas this which
deter mined the graduation OF %iniIuity which more
or less Characterized the acts ofihe Constitution
al. Legislative, National, AID Conventional As.
semblies many unptinoiplcd men made their
wa, ,n,a the different assemblies. aud great evil
accrued. This MAS the necessary result
[E y. Courier.
NtpaleoB and his Aisf-d,- Camp have
pe,frct recollection. that when he was 4 pst
Con.ul he one day gave thirty thousand fan
- ...k al IL all. Ha.gau.n W. u.ars .,,.,
in number, aad wen, Ia the evening 10 thank
lfm. at n mnment when he was al0uu in hs
closet at Inc ralaec or !nHlson. lie received
" ~ he would men who were Hciine a pait by
no mrans acceptable to hlm and dismissed us
rom his presence in these words.-' Another
tune, gentlemen | shlil MOI expose mysrirto
suol visits a.ked M thanks at your bands
well aware that what ! did would not he lost
opo your feelings without there beine any ne
,rssitS tor ,enr coming 10 tell mo So He
hen added. IN ord 7 to make up FOR his arupi-
ness - Go eni enjoy yorI, Ives, you are eiddv
follows He did not keep his word lor his
Iibctslly towards some ufu LIS been carried G.
a vcn 20 prodigalffy.
Madame BoBtiaGd-Ouo Of tLe mos, ro-
mantle enterprises of mpdefn times is the
search undertaken 10y Madame Bonpland for
her husband, the celebrated naturalist, and
the iHastrious associate Of Humboldt, in those
researches wh1ch have shcd so much lieht up-
q he operaiionz of nature npon tia, mos
rnagn'6cen theatre OF bees. the tropical re.
8ions OF Aaer,ea. The Ntr,et jealun,, wtrh
", ich nr. franeia the Dictator 81 Paraguay,
guards tho singular R'p ihlic oar which be-
IrjgGs. from the oAscrvatibn oi The Ic.t Of the
world, &, well knawr. No stranger u1o vi
iis il ~ " il}iagly i'"Yutcd 10 RETURN, - carr
H,yFk tim Hf,fy# al Vgiut Ia bH# aa., D.,
piiuJ. IN pnrsa,Hg his botanical researches
p.G-srated infa lis tttriiores, which ol1erel
an extensive and inviting 6rl1 for the siuay
at hs fieo lie s]einaGr. u e6nfse he was de-
tanned b. Dr.. Francia, who has taken ,omn
Iaius, II seefns,io eonvipGalbe world, through
the Btazlt presa, that be remains there bt
eh"'re, aud moi by comlulaieu IN the mean
~iiH,s all solicitations 10 procure MIA releas,
havr hern %ffnilitss. The g%nvprDrsent Oi Blu, |
nos 4 yres and the Emperor oi Rasil. wtth
several of Tho European enVnptmas,,. aIo
said ~ bsYr interested lnemseives IN his he
bhl'. but ~thont eh"0t. Nadane BaAplauG
has now undertaken TO Join him in hat Dis
tRpi and little known country, aud ii sine can
not effect his rsleasH 10 share has capiivity,
what her husband has done FOR fame. and p.
ven more. tbs lady has done lor affection. A
London Taper gives ihc following aceoun, OIL
her voyage anu p~eriaVs journey 81 tar ~ II IL
Saowa IN. Y, Past.
" Nadsms bnnplsRd Siseoied her voyage.
N The first instance, To Rio janeiro Ln, ON
aar arrival ttere tound the Young Emperor
lf ! u noi IN his power to assist her romantic
enterrTSse, having siresdy faile1 in his repeat-
Cd efforts IN favor other husbaad. She accor'
1ingIy LETT Rio ~ a French Store ship, aud az
ter q most iemPes'uous voyage arrived in
1nile, where she Remained several weeks, du.
ring which ,ime she received every attention
from the BRITISH merchants and residents, and
in particular from Captain Ivhy, Of his Males.
TVS shin Voltage. Upon hel eulbarkation tor
Peru, she encountered a repetition OF misfor.
tunes in the loss of her trinGet box, contain.
ing Jewels 10 a considerable nmount-a loss,
IN her circumstances. she was little able TO
sustain. Nothing, however, could damp the
ardor Of this extraordinary woman. She ar
rived al Lima, aud iook up her abode in the