The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18

forms me that you are alwsys Weeping.
What is the matter You have ysur
daughter, your grandchildren, sud good
news; surely all these ought to max o
you happy and contented. saiss5
To THE EnrREss AT MrKrz,
! have received your letter Of The
9Th November. BY which ! perceive
that yonr little head is completely surr
ed. thought Of the line
'Desi de femme est IN fsp qoI dsvero.'
Bot you must not torment yourself In
this way. wrote to you that was in
Poland, and that as soon a. winter quar-
ters were fixed, you should como to me, /,
You must therefore wait patiently Tor =
fsw days. The higher our rank the lsss
we can indulge our wishes. We dspsoS
on events and circumstances. You may
60 to Frankfort and Dsrmstadt. Ihops,
in a few days to send for you. The
warmth Of your letter proves how DIM
cult it is for pretty woman to bear r.
straint /; you seem to think that whsssv-
er you wish must be done. ]. on tho
other hand, acknowledge myself ths>
most abject slave in the world. My mas
ter has no mercy; that master is the ma
tsre of things. er 81 ast
Nothing cosld be better than the tone
of the subjoined note.
IL have received your letter in which
you blame me fo.speakiug ungal!sn,ly
Of women. It 10 true that I hate i'm
triguing women above all things. I have
been accustomed to amiabIe. gentle, and
conciliating Somen: those arc the wo.
men love. Ifthey have spoiled me, Il
Is not my fault. but yours. You will
see that have been very kind 70 one
who proved herself amiabls and afEsc-
tionate-I' mean Madame HsszfsId.
When ! showed her her husbands let
ters, she wept, and exclaimed with deep
feeling and simplicity, sAh! it l. indeed
his writing!' When she read il the tones
of her voice went to tho heart, was
moved, and ! said to her, ssWsll, Mad.
anne. throw the letter ipto the Ere, snd
! shall have no power to punish your
bdsband.' She burned the letter and
was happy. Her husbsnd is now safe-
two hours later and he would ksve bssa
shot. You see that I lore women that
are gentle and unaffected. because they
alone resemble you.
Ad'eu. my beloved Josephine. I .m
we'll. ~a NApm..or
The rsader will observe that these Iss.
tiers relate to the memorabls battle Of
Ey'au. asd other important svsuts Of the
campaign sf 1907, of which indeed thsy
form sort Of bnsf abstract; calling up
"reminiscences of nll that 10 detailed N
the memoirs Of Rosigo. Rapp. Bousisns,
&c. Two of the subjoiasd lst,srs, Nos.
"a and IS, which anhounce 10 Jossphio.
the battle of Eylau. are rsmarkabIs e..
amples Of the conciseusss which d;st;o.
guish NsPolson's style. The important
circumstances attending the batsls are
skesched in half dozen lines n elsasIy
and as viyidly A. in . bulletin ofss many
pages. 'el' a eFss 8rr si 81
LsrrEa e0-To rHs Enras,s Ar r'is
.'A' ' MExrx. w n r sesis,
en1 GoGnis, Dee. 29fx, 1906. I
! have, only time to write you . lev
words. my love. am here in a wres-
ched hovel. i, have beaten the Rue
slams, and taken 80 pieces Of cannon,
their baggage. and 6000 prisoners. Bot
the weather il dreadful. Tho rain is
pouring, and we are up 10 our knees In
mud. ad fi ,5Ni5. sA,its4o
In two days, ! shall again bslin WAR
saw. whence l will write TO you. wholly
yours, "a NApolsor.
LErrfR el.-To TIE ExrRxss. AZ, =,
MENrx.
Psltssk, Dec. 3Iss. 1e0e.
! have been much amused 1t your late I
letters. You have formed an opinion o.
the Polish ladies vbich they are very far I.
from meriting. l havs bad : little q,
+.
musement in hearing Peter and two f.
male singers, who gave me some ysry
good music. ! received your letter in .