Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07

NEST servile Of the s~ervile. Hs addressed n.
master IN wsIds like these on one e-es son.
Napoleon IS beysnd histOry. he belong. r.
the heroic agss he is beyond admirsfisn
there Is netsins bat love which elevate its,lf
On the contemplation OF his charactcrl, Til,
was said Ia 1907. In 1914 die Barren bes,n
Is tslS OF the tyranny of bis benef factor. sod
went sver to the King. He was made coun
selior OF state for this demonstration Of low
ATTY when the Emperor returned from ri
pa, Sesuher was expelled the country. but on
me re. establishment OF The Bonrbons. he re-
sn'ned his place, and was made a Peer Of
France.
1t was during the same year THAT 10 bis al.
dress TO the members Of bis court. he pre-.
claimed the following sentiments from The
bench. authority GENES from God. the
people arc not allowed 10 dispose of It A
monarch being the image OF the divinity. no
more represents the people he governs Than a
parent deeS his own children. Our auces.ars
mho were wiser than ourselves. admitted that
hings reigned not by constitutional authority.
but BY the Grace OF Gadp
Our readers cannot wonder If the French
saton has greWn weary of listening to such
aoeiriHes- Yet these have been The incense
ehefef 10 Charles n by his b~esotied ministry;
anu theSe nave bees the causes OF the rest
i~esshe-s which that nation has shevyn for the
last zen years under their application IA
at.ehtiNe observer will long since have per.
.eelyed that nothing short Of a revelation
could efiace the bad Elects of such wilrul aer.
yerseness and such astonishing misrule. Sep.
nier, DE Neuvills, Vhlele, and Csrbiere are
all Of the same stsmp-iacapable OF feelin~
any Of those impulses which warn, the 60
sota OF the phllanthropist; insensitlc 10 the
degEaaation Of human nature, when il is the
sport OF tyranny.
ISsossaPhicGt Sketches 10 be coatintea)
CHAeLEs X-A friend has furnished us
with the following incident in tho lif. of this
tyiant:
"Chorles the Tenth, when a young man,
was one otthe most proliigate ii. baochees a.
bout the French Cosrt. The re,oIutisni,t.
dad ant scruple 10 accuse him Of intriguing
"iih his sister IN law, the unfortunate Maris
Antoinette, ard 10 urge his vicious course ii
lilo as one OF the causes OF the revolution. De
ibis as il may. hts conduct towards the O.een
was. considering the temper Of the times. in
tae highest degree impredent, aed fatal con.
sequences 10 the interests Of the Roy.i fami.
IL. He was at sll her parties. both poblie
and private, made for her magnificent enter
taInments, and on one occasion presented her
with . bijoax OF a Palace Tia Bagaf.Hs. in
the Bols de E0l9gne.) which By a refinement
IN gailsntry, he caused TO be built and fitted
up II the short space Of one maalh. she having
previously expressed herself in terms Of ad.
~Biiraiisn Of its site. twas about This period
that he fought a duel in the Bois dc Bolsene.
with the present Duke Of Bourbon. itseens
IA masquerade was given at Court. at which
the Duchess lie Bourbon was present. IN
the csursc ofthe evening the Count d'Artois.
with souae other young men OF high rank.
entered the room; wien the former pyssus-
Inc en- his birth, Fudely tore the mask from
the face Of the Duchess. lie, on this oecs-
sion, behaved with great bravery. He met
the Duke IN the hsld, and afterwards made a
becoming apology 10 the lady whom be had
so grossly insalted. Charles has woard ,p
has life snach 10 the same manner as rakcs
and dehauchecs usually 90. He has rushed
from sae extreme 70 aEoiheT. and from bold
lag all religion st Renght, and laughing al The
priests. has become 4 Gigst III tlle oae. aud a
slave TO the other. II 10 bqt justice 10 state,
that az set Of real msrcy has distinguished
thIs eafiy period Of Charles Ath's power. in
the pardon Of 80 unfortunate Frenrbraen
conasmed 70 death for bearing arms against
their government. We believe 1t is eusisfna-
ny on the secession of , FRENCH monarrh.
to distinguish himself by an act of regal clio
m~sneyh-IEa Ing.