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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-29
Copartnership.

'E'HE Subscribers having entered into
partnership, trading under the firm of NowIand
d. Smith, Diapers and 1ailors, opposite the Bella
vcFn' take ms method OF informing their friends and
the puolic in general that they have on hand larpo
and general assortment of Goods consisting of Blue
Black, Brown, Olive and Medley Coord Cloths and
Casslmeres, together with assortment of vestinr
which they v i'll make up in the most ia shonnbe stve
and on the lowest terms. Those furnishing their
own cloth, can have it made mp in the most fnshlon
able manner N0WLAND Il SMITH
n. Il. n constant supply kept OF Fancy Articles,
of the latest fashions such a. cravats stocks pocket
handEerchiefs gloves. suspenders oct 2,-eoot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-29
Valuable Negroes for sale.

WILL be sold to tue nIghes, bidder my resi-
w dence IN The County of Cumberland, on the
10th day of November next about twenty likely ne
groes, consisting ofmen, and children. AT
the same time and place, lanyard, with about five
acres ofland attached it, will be sold Possession
to be given the 18th of Dece nber next. The terms
will be made known The day of sale
oct 29-I awtsc RICHD. B. EGGLESTON
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Notice to Drover's of Hnrs.

Notice to Drover's OF Hogs.
rHNEE subscriber becs leave to inform them that
Il he has already commenced purchasing and sell
ling Hogs at his large and conmodous Pens on 18th
or Valley Street. where he intends carrying on the
business extensively and respectfully invites all those
coming TO this market to call upon him
oct 25-tsc JOHN WYSE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-29
Fall Fashions.

MRS E. LYON respectfully announces to her
1VA customers and the public generally, the re-
celp of her Fall Fashions, with variety OF Fancy
Articles in The Millinery linc:-amongst which are.
Artificial Flowers, Hair Work, Feathers &c &C
n. b. Dyeing, Bleaching and Pressing done in the
neatest manner and al the shortest notice.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-29
EDUCATION.

IJNTIE subscriber Wi: continue his Grammar School
n the ensuing year. (1G3i,) in Spottsylvania.
The English, Latin and Greek Languages will be
taught.
The school will commence on 18th of January, and
terminate ON 10th December following, giving one
months vacation IN the summer.
Tuition for the Ancient Languages will be SIS
For the English Language, IS
Board will be GO
For the scholastic year, each boarder finding bis own
bed, towels and candles.
Quarterly payment will bc required.
The subscribers address is Dabucys Mills, Louisa
county. y. w. WALLER.
Oct i-iaf3mc
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HAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLE&E-

3 lie winter session Al Hampdep Sydney College
WI! commence ON the Is: of November next and
close the 23,h ~ April The exnenses NJ the COS
sien lnc!nd:Ng Board. Tuition. Room rent servants
hire, &c. are reduced In SO 75.-rhe summer ses
sion viii open On the LIST of June next and close on
The 9th OF September. Board and other expenses,
hHileu hh'N'., :O1j - Tor tho session lG-jtc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-29

Rogue Caught. fellow calling himself Shell
con. has been arrested at Taunton, and lodged
IN Newport gaol, charged with robbng the Mer-
chants Bank at the latter place, few days since
Of $4,000 He is also believed to be the same in
divlduul who at empt"d, last week, to pass at the
Iawtnxe' Bank forged check purporting to be
drawn by Mr.. Dinnefird of Providence.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-29
TO Professors and TIenchers


BHE visitors and Governors of William g. Mary
= CoIegc' Viii proceed on Thursday the 18th of
November, to elect a Professor of Aia,hematics.-
ne emouments OF the situation in the hands of the
, t'e IIoiesSor, Varcd IRON fifteen hundred to two
thousand dollars. Professor IN this Ins,itn,;o,
the facility which it affords prosecute literary pur
suits-and in every other point of view IN which il
can or ought to be regarded by the lover of Ltera
those presented by similar situation IN any o,ber
University IN the Union hetters addressed TO the
Undersigned, post paid. will be presented to the
Board OF Visitors, and receive due attention
JOIN PAGE,
,, Rector of William ~ Mary College
Williamsburg Va. Oct. sI. 1880.
~. IL IcH papers which have published the adycr-
'isetncnt ITO Professors and Teachers" will please
continue The same until he 10th November with this
addition v'Z a., communications to the ec,or mus,
DC post phil. orr e6-7tc
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Valuable Land for Sale,

w ILL be offered for sale; at Hickman's Tavern,
w near the premises, on Tuesday. the 23d of no.
vember next If fair if not, the next fair day thereaf
ter that valuable tract of land, known as Truehear,,
lying in Greenbrler county, on the waters of Men
dow River and Sewel Greek containing I4O acres
the greater part Of which is bottom land, unceareu
and OF the first quality. This land lies about %
miles west from hcwisburg, and 80 from the Yhile
Sulphur Springs The turnpike road, from the
mouth of Duniap's Creek TO the Salt WORK, on TIN,
Kanawha, passes directly through it. Ii is admra-
by adaPtsd t@ VII Grsins and grasses The situation on
and render ii an excellent stand foT a tavern.
The land will be sold in 4 oody or 10 eopyeniens
lots to suit purchasers. The terms viii be one third
cash and the remainder in one and two years or
II those wishing to purchase. much prefer If. one
third cash. and the remainder in one two and thre,
years with deed of trust in either case to secure
the payment. One all of Us will b.. at IArnvse,s
Tavern; aewisburg,l ten ortwelve days before the
SAFE and should not object to receiving proposals pr-
vately. heters IN the mean time. may be addresset,
to JESSE S. ARMISTEAD.
Buckingham CT. Housr
JOHN b. VINSkEY
GEORGE W. TINSLEY,\
oct 5-2aw tsc
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NEW YORK LINE.
Dancing Academy
At VANBARK.HAII

A UGUSTE TATIN will open an Institution for
"a Dancing IN tho above establishment on We'd
ncsday, tho Goth inst, in which Inc will teach his
Pupils the most fashionable Dances now practiscd in
the Northern Cities. that have itciy came ont from
Paris Terms, $40 per quarter, and instruction
three times week.
Days Of Tuition Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
days From to 7. NJ. for young ladies, and from :
to 10 in the evening, for young gentlemen.
Augustc latin will also attend any boarding
school or private family, at suitable hours
There Is now class Of young gentlemen beinp
made up for evening tuition, IN which . few vacan,
cies exist.
OCT Eff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-29

An examination of signal book leaves no doubt
that the ship seen entering the Irish channel was the
Monengahrla We need not say how many hearts
will be- hghtened by such intelligence the most ser
Gus apprchenslons having been entertained for that
ship, on account of her passengers, officers and crew
II. S. Gussife
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-29
From Me .Nobile Rlri.le, :

From. Me Mobile Register Of oct. H.
with several gentlemen during the week who
have recently travelled through most Of the coun.
ties this side OF the mountains and they oil con
cur IN the opinion that the cotton crop of
South Alabama, notwithstanding the unfavorablc
appearances the fore part of the seoson will no,
iaii much short OF the preceding years growth.
Inc continued drought retarded the maturing,
both OF the stalk and the late bOlis but has con.
trhuted also To prevent even the appearance Of
rot; u the filing and rpcnng of oil the bolls that
budded have enabled the growers To gather a
much larger quantity than circumstances justifi.
cd them IN expecting until recently. Tho
crop this year will generally be ready for marke,
from four to six weeks earlier than usual
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-29
FoR TIE VINO

Richmond audience nave manifested higher grau6.
cation than Wednesday night when Mr. HAcEErr
first appearance boards the character Solomon
Sodp IN Jonathan EhgLand" All the strong points of
the genuine Nernoner delnea,ed life There was
nothing Ike carcature-no,hng offence to
New Ensandcr by humiatng rdicue 1aery
Solomon Siodp was the real Simon Pare personfed by Mr.
HArKErr = "
Ehls gentlemans fame had preceded him. aud he was wei
coined by respectable aud audiences whom he
Kept m continual and of
satisfaction insure him full houses during his cnpasemen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-29

IENHE subscribers will continue to keep on hand
= supply of John Deakynos improved Freedom
and Barshorc Ploughs, which they will sell at the
lowest rates. The poughs made by Mr.. ID. have
cast iron mould boards, with wrought shecrs pointed
with steel. JNO. V. WILCOX Jr. s, co.
oct 1G-Qowfsc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-29
Fashionable Fancy Store

This Morning, oct. %,
I'D OBERT III. JENKINS is opening the follow
IL ing Rich Fancy Goods:
New style belt rlbonds for evening dresses, the
most beautiful article to be found
Elegant belt rlbSnds for silks
Extra rich pure white belt ribands
Ladies cravats, new style
Fashionable short Cau2c scarfs
Rich changeable and foulard figured silks
Best long and short white boss skin gloves
Painted barrege scarfs
Fancy Paris kid gloves
New style Paais royal ginghams
Elegant 1ounclng laccs
With many other and fashionable goods, which
with those OF recent arrivals, form the extensive
assortment OF rich goods in the city-fnr sale at the
most reduced prices. at JENKINS
Merno Shawl, Linen & Fancy Dry Good Store.
oct 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-29
JTDK&NS oxNrTalNr.

'NHE attention of the reader is particularly ;ovi
~ ea 10 the following letter from the Hon. JOHN
- = AL ii EkRO, Member of Congress- and a Mem
DER oil the late Virginia Convention.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-29
VaIuable PtopertY Tor Sale

EVE Subscriber empowered by Elliott Cresson Of Ph,
delp'a 10 sell valuable House and Lot in the town ~
fattonshwS Boctouu The house is Of brck a. L,
q eet new and not entirely finished, built modern syIe
ana OF the very best materials and workmanship II sits
ted on an eminence overlooking the river and commands
bic prospect The lot contains nearly three acres Few sI
aons the valley can be found more eligible profession
The price S25OO-Fve hundred Cash. the residue in four
eGuaI annual payments wIthou nteestThe purchaser Civ
ing lien on the property, personal sccuf
PERSONS wishing further information will please address
SM. NJ BLACKBOARD.
avg 3i-1ryegN gyedsy,cttt,,r. L.
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WILLIAM d. MARY COLLEGF

IlNllE Visitors and Governors Of this Institution
having failed TO form quorum on the GOTH they
arc hereby informed, that those who did attend on
that day. thuHght Thursday, the 18th Of November
day which would probably suit the convenience Of
majority. They orc therefore requested 10 assem-
Die on that day. IN their Convocaiou-Il,l. for the
purpose Of electirg n Professor OF Mathematics. ~
supply the vacancy occoslcncd by tho resignation Of
Professor Stewart. IL is hoped that the necessity
for this meeting, viii cor mand due attention 10 this
notice.
To remove any doubt which NAV exist respecting
the Mathematical Lecture during the ensuing session
this opportunity Is taken. To inform the public. that
On any event, provision will be made 10 ensure
the delivery OF the usual course.
JOHN PAGE, Rector.
Williamsburg, Oct. q, 1850. 40
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-29
DIED.

On Yesterday morning, at . O'Clock, ALEXANDER
FULToN, son OF Philip Mayo, aged Two years and %
his funeral from the residence of his parents at 10
o'clock, this morning.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-29
North Blenheim for Sale
GEORGE W.
oct 5-2aw Is G

ENfiE Subscriber having more land than he has
hands 10 cultivate 20 advantage. ofFers at pI-
Vate sale this valuable estate, containing by recent
survey, nine hundred and seven acres of which a.
bout live hundred cleared and the balance in
woods-the improvements are extensive and yaInu
bic and the soil is admirably adapted to the culture
OF tobacco, wheat and clover-it has also the rare
combination of other advantages, in beinn situated
within the immediate neighbourhood Of the Onversi
w. IN very healthy climate, convenient to nayign
ton and last, though least surrounded by society
INFERIOR to none IN the Stat. Fhc terms Of sale
VIII be accommodating and liberal credit Afforded
the purchaser by his giving bonds with good security
and deed of trust on the land to secure the paw
ments lfmore Desirable this estate will be divided
INTO TWO equal parts Persons who may be disposed
to purchase, will apply TO the subscriber residing ON
the premises -
EDWARD o. GOODWIN,
OCT zo-2awtt North Bienhei5n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-29
MARRIED..

OG wednesday, the ~ h instant, by the Rev. Jas
M Bagby, Mr.. SAMUEL PLEAsANTs. to Miss ELtz
ABETH s. daughter of Mr.. John r Chick all of
Hanover
MARRIED, on the eth inst. by the Rev Mr.
Peat. SAMUEL S. SAUNDERS, ESQ. to Miss ELIZA
L.. DERIEUX. all of this city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-29
ROBER'T JOHNSTON & son

a * II now receiving yeuel al as
IN sortment of Hardware, Cutlery, 81 which
they will sell for cash the usual credit. A
mongst which are--anvlls. vices. bellows hammers
screw plates, files and rasps mil pit, cross cut and
hand saws; bench and moulding planes, chissels
gouges braces and bits, squares, drawing knives
augers, hatchets, axes, sc locks and latches of all
kinds, hinges, bolts, wood screws, nails, brads cut
and wrought tacks sprigs, &C. brass and glass com
mode knobs, paw, socket and ball casters, cIoak
and curtain pins, curtain bands, green cord and ias
sells, bed joints, copper and iron reaketles tea and
coffee pots, coffee mills bell metal kettles and NOR
tars, stew pans, waters. copper and iron cha fling
dishes, table and tea spoons, CandlesIicks lamps,
shutters, flat irons steelyards, plate baskets foot
men. &c. &c. pocket. pen and sportsmen's knives
ivory handle knives and forks bufaoe and buck horn
do. in sctts, bone and wood handles do. in dozens
curriers', cutting 81 hay knives shears and scissors ra
Zors lancnts, &c. &c. stoves castings, Steel trace
well and halter chains, spades and shovels, frying
pans, screen wIrc, cotton cards, surveyors compass
es and Instruments thermometers. looking glasses
Baltimore window glass of all sizes, and general
assortment OF polished and plated saddery; bride
relns. &c. &c. .-.. oct ll-3tawif
OTICE-Au application wii be made 10 me
~ Legislature Of Virginia at Its mex; session. for
the passage of an act authorsing the payment OF the
amount due 4 certificate OF Virginia six per cent
stock, No. 1875, issued to John Adams adm'or of
Richard Adams, on the 22d March 1908, which Ger
ltcate not having been found amongst the papers of
the said John Adams, presented for payment is
presumed to have been lost
Z. 4. DARLINGTON,
Administrator of
oct i3-2aw4t RICHARD ADAMS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-29
1sacftOes &aITa.

BY OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.
~ ,GaHOCERiES and GLASS WARE.
, 0oid 4, the 29,h instant at 10 o'clock, will
DC soid AT our store-the same landing 10 day.
p hhds. Porto Rico sugars
lamp glasses amps """
Gooles, salts nappies, pitchers, crue,s, sugars.
sc &c. O ID a. C6 .s.'
ADDITIONAL.
W'il he added to our sale This Morning.
boxes white Brazil sugar
Sicily, Madeira and other wines
pipe brandy
hhds rum
49,. 90 90 can skins. o. D. g. CO. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-29

Err II BRAMHAM informs those who are ne
~ tlicted with Dyspepsia Indigestion, that he rs
prepared 10 administer the newly discovered remedy
for that disease, in all TO which t is applicable
His address is Charlottesville Va
NFw York. Oct 5th, 1880
do hereby certify that hive communicated TO
DR.. Horace Bramham of Charlottesville Va. my the
DRY of Dyspepsia Indigestion, and have fully in.
structed him in my method of treatment, and consider
him well qualified to manage any case that may be
presented TO him.
oct 19-6tc pALNADGE SUTHERLAND
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-29

Commission Business, Norfolk, Va.
'ENHE subscriber having located himself at this
q place, respectfully tenders TO his friends and the
public hIs services for the transaction of a general
commission business His Office Is near the Public
Ware House and next door to Mr. John B. Row.
oct 26-eo13t JOHN NJ. ARMISTEAD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-29

Mr.. UiHiam ". Gray,
Richmond. Pa.
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TOMORROW
MANAGERS OFFICE

Tickets $40. halves ., quarters so, eighths 1 o
~ New York Consolidated Lottery Extra Glass
No: %, drawing to be received To-Morrow, at l
o'clock. =
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Tickets S5-Halvcs 5o-Quarters %
Iu Orders from the country promptly attended to-
Tickets for sale this office, where two Cant
tai Prizes ofSlO,OOO have been sold and paid within
a few DAYS
oct 90 YATES 81 MCINTYRE Managers
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BIGGER'S %R1NH QEErcG.

IINlNNJJN.
Dspa' swamp Lottery Class No. &c. draws this
afternoon at half pns, O'Clock at the Enrle Hotel
SPLENDID SCI;rtI,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-19

saw and admired the foundation o,
those; principles of civil equality and
permanent rights, up to which NAV
perhaps be, not untaul', traced mrnp
modern institutions ot dlstin .ulshed
import, our venerable BISHOP has lad
his finger upon the solemn recnyn:uon
OF pure religion, as the safe and zen
uInc ba5ls.ol human soc ely and on the
exclusion OF all pretensons t, precri5e
the modes OF devotion, or control the
meditatIons of the he.rt. The Ian
guaee, the very act of presenting this
toast is an exemp!ltcatpn of the cor
tinuance and of the extension OF those
principles.
Let it be noted and recorded, that
one OF the highest dicniiaries in the
Episcopal Church among us quotes
the acts OF Il member of the piaInest
and most humble sccts we have, as IA
proper sublec, of comuemoratlon, as
sent, and applause.
The following IS the Bishops toast -
" fefpctnity L" the religious establishment
constituted by William Penn, in the .irst act
of tic frs, Legislative assembly of the Pro.
vince oFPennsylvunia
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-19

wheat In THESE parts than would serve
for our own use. 1t has not been ma-
ny years siuce | first heard Of the smut
IN wheat. an now IN my siXtlcth
yelr, aud III my youthful days knew Il
neighbour, who made molc wheat than
any other, to prefer Siiraitk grain ,chcat
far Seediag. Ii his own wheat was full
aud plump grain, and he knew any
thmg OF his neighbours whose wheat
was shrunk from having the rust,
(Which was in those days the almost
only evil attending whea) he would
send his good wheat to his neighbour
to exchange for shrunk wheat, being at
the trouble of carrying and fetching for
the advantage, h" said, of the same
measurement sowing more land
had not made any particular expert
ment on the subject until last fall
when washed my whea, aud then H.
med 1t with boiling water poured on 1t
1t came mp very well and the first
s1wed was quite clear OF smut, while
the latter sowing was very much MUIR
cc-so that AN almost or quite led To
D'leve that thege is more IN saedinJ
''rward than any thing else, provided |
the land is pnt III the right fix. ltu>ed
To be customary III old times III this sec
tion OF country, To SOW our wheat M the
dark nights IN September. f. l..
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RMS.

b3r The Virginia AdUocatc miN be
published eoery Friday, at Three Dollars per annun
payable az ddcsnce.
1.-TWO Subscription 6cU be re,eieed for
tes' ina" sac Months, or pc discontinued bat at the
d'sere''o" Of the Editor, until all a,rsarayes shall
hare been pad.
u UhoSoeror 'oW procure fire subscri-
0eTS' and guarantee the same, trW Dc entitled 10 IA
sirth gratis.
Terms Of Adcertising.
UJ'One square or less Three insrrf;ou 9
Si-edeh continuance, - cents 7ae number of jnser
Tons must be noted on The MS or Advertisements nil,
DC inserted, aud charged accordingly. Chanecrv or.
derS, not exceeding too Squares I be published for
Fare Dollars.
Uf.W letters to The EIitor mus, he most
paid or they ,cit not be attended TO.
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TEsvxLLE, NOVEMBER E9. 1890.

sought to enieebic tie Directory, and
lhen prohred by It's weakness. Napo-
con, who bad suddenly returned hom
| Egypt, became the iGol of ralleytan,i ;
aud the Fust Consul, ch.'med with
ms diplomatic talents, aud battered by
the attentions aud praises of Il man
claiming such noble origin, received
hun with open arms,
From this period Napolc Ola began to
conilGe in him; and on the 5,h June,
1906, he was named Grand Chamber.
lain 10 the Emperor aud Prince Of Be-
nevcn'o Telicyrand, who knew all
the Inlrigucs OF tn Court, and how to
profit by his Intelligence, had made,
from 1853 to 1896, large sums OF mo-
ney 10y his speculatinns, or rather his
jphbIugs, for lie played Oh a certainty,
and rIsked nearly nothing in the public
funds. Thus riches and houoIs and
place, were all in the possession of tue
Prince Of Beucvenio.
In 1907, the fail ot Talleyrand COM
mcuced. The more the Emperor
granted, The more he claimed, and no.
thing winch the former could bcstow
satisfied the rapacitv of the latter. Still
ne was uamcd Vice-Grand Eiectcur and
Minister Of Foreign Affairs; and he
who cried 1--WE lc Rol - give la
Convention - < Vvc la Revelation -
" Vvc Ia Directoirc ~ aud NIve lie
ConSal !" now called aloud GIVE L
Emperor ~ whilst he was mci!tating
future vengeance against his patron,
because his wishes we're not all grat!ii-
ed and his vanity and ambition were
not fully INDUCED. Napoleon and Tai
leyraud possessed the same faults but
the former had virtue to atone for his
vices, whilst the latter had nothing but
his talents.
TallGyrand now commenced an OPP
position to Napoleon. He opposed the
war in Spain, and predicted the fall of
his master. The master now more
than suspected, for he arrested him /:
aud although subsequently the Empe-
rOr tried tn gam his confidence, Tai
Ieyramd turned his eye TO the rising
sun, and III his capacity of President Of
the GopcrHment PrOciSio1'ie, tho Prince
de Tallayrand pronounced, without e.
motion, the fail of Napoleon, ard the
accession Of thc House Of Bourbon.
On the 18th of May, 1914, Talley-
rand was sprointei, by Louis the
Eighteenth, Minister OF Foreign AZ
fairs, and on the i'h of June following