IiUj3SIA-LieateaBl Kotzebue, eomnund.
r of the Vhip Itnrik, JgaiJKsetvered oil bit
voyage roand the, world, several Islantlr which
- be bat amed Romahzow KruseuteraV, Rie
lusow's, and Suwarrow's Islands.
-v-'
TheJReport then proceeds to recommend. dVeBet
the total abolition of the foifowing offices
TO BE TOTAlJbY AflUJuiariEiJ.
Chief Justice in Eyre, North ami South of Trent
Auditor of the Exchequer . v "
' Clerk of tbe Pells, - r .
Four Tellers of the Exchequer.
VVardejLoE the Cinque ports.
Governor of thd Isle of Wight. - - r - -rommissv-Gennrl
of Musters. . - -
One ot the Joint Paymaster-Generals. , (This oiEc
SWEDEN. Some further information howeveM be modified ; the Vicereswient ol' tne
General ) '
lepury Pr.ymnster-General. ' '
Clerk In the Secretary of State's offisc.
Collector and Transmittar of Sfate Papers
Clrk of the Parliaments, r.j
Four Clerks of the S iff net. ' p
Four Cleiks of the Privy Seal. .; 4'
Comptroller-General of Accounts, Excise j andTiir-spector-General
KegiS-sr to Comirms oners ot fcxcise ; inspector-tie.-
scc. ana auomer vmcetscon-
rt ot Public enuc, not execu-j
1
iihs uccu yuuusucu iua:im ...i master -
against the Crown Prince, of Sweden, whiclr 0 )ej
lurj nmrui uou i-ji ""j"" v ;
,td) th6 entire subvereiorroMne present c.iuc.
flf things in Sweden. ..." the hiformer it ap
pears is ( innkeeper. , who tells the dot, but
pretends to he ignorant of the plotters, Fn
vntlpttprs from Sweden" direct, contain ma
ny particulars. jThey state, though we do not .rat to Oitffee and Tea,
know what reliance .is to he placed upon them,' nevied wb the ifccc.pt
i . tn l.nvt lwn uwCausiiiDtlMl. ' '
for which purpose as tb'ejr . say
Six assassins had, bee hired, and intro
duced secretly Into the "palace, to murder, the
piince J but a timely, discovery of this atro
cious purpose happily, prevented its accom
plishment. The eminent danger to which the
Crown Prince- hat! bee exposed, ba-viag
generally transpired, the teoplft crowded TuT
Jrptlr; from nil mrtcr3r. te..iM:crtaln- th.at
his riKaTbfcnesH was sa& The moh snr
Vound'ed " tbe 'palace' and insisted xn seeing
hiraJ On presentiBg cirnseU at a balcony, n
was iJoudly-irbci'redii and 'satisfaction and
gorxl order, Was restored' immediately. Ano
jicr version ;-"of. the affair had reached Ham
burgh according to which the life of the
enwn prince was threatened by a mob, who
surrounded the king's placd with the avowed
objci of pitting him to death. His royal
highness is said 10 have insisted on showing
h'utiiHt to the people, -f tr the purpose of learn
ing: in what -instance, he had offended them,
fie accordingly presented himself at the bal
rortyi'aud addressed the multitude to the fd
l wii)g purprt--" Good people, I never soli
cited the "honor of succ eeding to the throne of
' Sweden : I came amongst you through yonr
own deliberate rholce j and 9incc the first mo
ment I entered Sweden I have constantly rul
tiSlcd my duties both as a commander and a
a co-regent, I Tan now only say, that if you
should consider my death an advantage to Swe
den, my life, is freely at your disp-isal.". Du
ring this address a solemn silence prevailed :
and when it waTendedThe p incc was greeted
,ith loud and repeated acclamations.
The son of Gustavus, who was set aside to
make room for Bernadotte, is living at the
Court of Wirtimbarg, the King being his con
son ; he is an accomplisliedyung man, about
twenty, educated in the Protestant religion.
He is besides nephew to the emperor Alexan
der. ' -"
' POLAND. .
Gen. Kosiaskcho, who -in thrast campaign
commanded the Polish advanced gaard of the,
Austrian corps in Russian Poland, has entered
into the service of Prussia and is now raising
a 'light Polish Jegion in the grand duchy of
"PoSeju 7""
A U ST III A. --It is mentioned in the Italian
papers, that tha Emperor of Austria, hat pro
pd to the king of Sardiuia to have a eanal
cc at entnn'on ex: en e from Alexandria across
ti eAppenu.i'S to tv.e f-rt of Savore. This imporr
taiit work, which will form a communication
. between the Adriatic and the Galf of Genes,
and. which will be of immense advantage to
c-mmerce, was projected ami proposed tn 1808
bv the Count of Chabro!, the prefect of the de-
p trtment of Montenotte, and its execution was
: decreed and even begun.
I-r --COTI.AXt.
G-ivehtpr and ojhar Officers of the Mint. The Mint
i':Ml to lie so: d.
Kcceiver-Gcneralcf Bishop's Reot. :
AultUtr of Exchequer.
Ass, sunt Surveyoi -GtaI of Tae9.'
C.r.iptr"(il?r-Gviie;-ni of Taxes,
i'iirc inspector i of .Vhei C .i riages.
. Gazette Writer.1 '
Inspector Gutiersl of E -wds. '
" ' " t luttijiii, ; !
Ck'ikoi' tlie JAU " ' - -:- ; - . . I
TeiM-of ,th Uxbeqiwr.. v-- -' T -.
And i tot-General. -Suircyor-CJeneral
of CrowTi Lands.
Kiep-r of the Kecord 'Birmingham Tower-
Keeper of the R. cords of Parliament. .:
Cierk of tlie Paper Office. J
'Accountant to the Board of General Officers.
Secretary to ditto.
-Correctof and Supervisor W his Printing Press.
Compiler of the Duhlm Gazette.
Master of ihe Itcvels.
' Sc'neschal of his Majesty's Manors.
Accountant-General,,', ' ' '
Supervisor of accountrB4rrack department . 1
Barrack-muSter of the Royal barracks.
Constables of the castles of Limerick, Dnblin and
Citstlemaii.
Clerk of the council.
Mustcr-masit.Ts-neral. '
P.irt que mastcr-t,Dui)lin port.) ,
... S orekeepcr of the customs. ; .
All the above and many others' to be abol
ished. A Multitude more to be reduced, aud
regulated, but we regret that neither our time
nor limits enable ns lo continue extracts from
a document as s itisfactory as ever was sub
mitted to the British People: 1
In this report, colonial offices make a tfis-
tinguished figureso da the law offices in En
gland, Scotland and Ireland. ;
lhe list ot places occupies six pages .'
In consequence of the tlelay of Mr. How
ard Payne's appearance at Covent-Gardcn
theatre, thro iM iss O'Neill's illness, that rn-
tlermtn has wcepfed an engagement tor Anights
at liatti and llristol. At Bristol he appears
on MoiH.y next in the character of Zaphna
(in the tragedy ot Mahomet,) and oh Tues
aay m me same cuaracter at -Hath.
IRELAND The Dublin paper mention
the burning of several farming estalilishnwnto
hy incendiaries. O -tkm ktf MiQii
statement, says, The state of the fouai-y of
Dublia is daily becoming more alarming, and
will require the utmost activity and vigilance
of the police,' and the strongest measures the
law can enforce lo pu ra stop to i the dreadful
outrages which are now 90 prevalent."
FRANCE, The Liberal Party, as they
call themselves, has long been making efforts
to deprive the King of his Bndv Gnards, be
cause th,ey are sincerely Royalists, and atra
pnm! tirnn MiHfluered ltalr
Alter having sai in mev jucgBf v
&mbly as Deputy for the Department of the
Seine, he commanded thto new Army of Italy,
in the campaign of 1805 add penetrated, with
it itLia r.pirmanv. He as after this entrust
ed with tbe conquest of the kingdom of
tiles, whence he was called into JPoland, and
returned to jrrancs on ine. peace 01 ,m"i
u In 4809. war asain summoned ; him to
th. nlains of Germany, wheref after several
honorable actions, he received,-.npon th? field
of Essling, the title of l'rinceAhaying ther
sustained the shock of the enemy's right, and
rhna sftved4he French armv bv s hi9 maflu?,uv
vres and hia judgment. He afterwbore.
a brilliant Part in the battle of WaeratnAdtt-
rine which, althpugb sick and w0unde4, (he
was seen at we, ucau 01 uvs iruujja, wiui -hb
animated by his example; Yifcr:
His military career ended with the com
mand of the Army of Portugal in 1810 and
1811, and where he again displayed the firm-ni-ss
of his character, in the midst of those dif
ficulties which he surmounted. He has left a
widow, twu sons, and a daughter, who is
maf HedtoTr Lieuienant Gene r'al . the Count.
Reille" his eleve, and-Aid-ile Camp since
IT ALY. Lucien Bonaparte has demand
cd of the Popet - a passport for the nited
States of America hut it is not knoivn
whether It will he granted to him.-rThe oth
er members of the Bonaparte family who
are at Rome, are doing very well. Among
the foreigners whom they ad.nit into their
Society are a great many British.
LAW INTELLIG BXC B.
Circuit Cowr. 1 he Circuit Court of the
United States commenced in this city on Mon
day and adjourned on Wednesday Ch.cf
Jtistide Marshal and Judge Potter on the
bench. ' '
TfUrnf Captain Almeida We ' recently
meniioued that don jqse almfida, comman
der of the Beunos Ayrt'an privateer Congres
sio, had been arrested under the authority of
this state on the charge oi'pifuey ; but it hav
ing been de'eided by the court before whom he
was arraigned, th.it this case did not come
within the cognizance of the authorities of the
state of -Maryland, he was thereupon discharg
ed. Having been indicted on the same charge,
br'eompetent authority, he wa3 arraigned on
Thursday last befofe the Circuit Courtof the
United States now sittingo ibis eity. After
a full aud elaborate invistigation of the merits
of the case, wherein the treaty between the
United States and Spain was more particu
larly the subject of discussion, tbe charge in
the indictment having been predicated un a
clause contained therein, Capt. Almeida was,
by direction of the court, discharged. On this
occasion, ian$ uwvn pi formed tu auust
of his high station with unusual ability, and
elucidated the points of the case in the must
able, luminous and impressive manner.
' Bait. Pat.
a!h no nun to say Wh klxteacMt f ,'m
,nte thinor about it. ;S " " " " , '
MV U'V w F"JJ"V T-O. . 11 ' " I 'll . t ,
' Witness treat way, and was eilred back by
q; ;-Hdwlonfr1iavey)u:hadthateoatf-: .
."'Av-1 dinna ken how Jang I hae my oat. I hae plenr
ty o coats. . I dinna mind about this coat or that coat.
. ftV Dofrbremember any thing near the time s have
you 'bad it year, a month, or week. 1 Have you had it
A-, Iloot ave. I Iare sav I matft'SVIdk-
!:Q)lav4y9had itattonth? V-
. T " A innm'irm i 1 cam here toineasaa
"VI
about boat,
and no$about coats.;
.-. O. Did ou buv tbe coat i
: A. 1 dinna anmd what coat wugnt,o wnat i got.
The' coosequeuce was, that they lordship
were foreed jo reject thoevidaof this wit
ness,' t-
. .... t -.v- ; - .. .
FHIDAT MORNING, MAY 10, 1817"..
Edinburgh and Quarterly Reviews.-Theso
admirable works are republished, regularly,
by Messrs. ICirk and Mercein, of New-York;'
The Editor of the Minerva, therefbref will tm
dcrtakeila have them transmitted to ty of
hi9 friendsj who way have accompts with him
TlFe price of eachv publication is five dollars
per year, to which will be added a smallchargo
for expenses of transmission. Literary soci
eties, throughout the state, can thus procure
these publications without trouble to them
selves.' :" - - , '
lYar'k.rts letters. I see some cnlicisms, fromjhe Bos
ton Repertory which attempt to invalidate the truth cf
Dr. tV,ir,l :ii narrative. It-is very, well not to yield- tw
easy a confidence to works of that nature ; hnt I do no,
think- the Repertory has been successful in adducing
proofs on thu occasion. Although it is true he describes
Las Cfcsf as i proferrmg to teacb Napolcori linglish, and
NajKjleoii rtfusitiffi smd that afiei waft's lie speuks cf"
the cx-emperor.as the.flc.''rfcr of Jolinston'i wok'
on the irfiftpnee of tropical climate., yet all this is very
easily explained. So is tha co'oquy w,ith Leggthe far,
ir.er. at St. Helen Dr. Warden expressly informs 9,
that Lu3 Casus acted as interpreter between himself nd
Bonaparte in their several conversations doubtless l.e
did so with tiic farmer; and as unquestionably reft'1, &rd
transbted as he went along, for the fmusement of h s
master, the work In (jnestion, ' So far from pre.T.d;!-
thatttonaparle had made proficiency in Engl sh, he even
thing's it worth while to sta'e, that on his last, visit but
one at Lotvgwoo-1, Xapoleone xciaimed, in English, " Aiy
Warden, how Jo you do ?" Nnwif'I desired to represent
mm as aFi-ench scliohtr, wdu d I .think it worthwhile
to state, that he met me ' in the morning, with, " Ah,
Jlfmaifur, comment xous porttz nous?' There is hot a
syllable, that 1 have perceived, in the English paper.-,
invalidating the truth of Or. Warden, and I shoukl Mip.
Jiis , j.shr.c character, would be somtj pltdge for his
reporting nothing but what he believied to tC trtef
Dotib'lcSs Napoleon himself had every reason to gloss
j over the statements which he rnadetoour author ; and
I yet, I will he e beg every reader to remon b-r, th;s
; remarkable nianStcknowledgeshiij suggesting to his sur
' gaon in Egypt tbe poisoning of the few sohlicrs who IwA
the plague, - . '" '""" '. ' .
HANOVER. The forming of a sjnking
(und has been also a subject of deliberation
tn - the - A3sembly-of the- States r - It- is said
that 100,000 dollars per annum, with the
compound interest, will be applied to this pur-
v pose. Ihe definitive organization of East
V x nesland is said to be at hand.
V ' L JiDON, APRIL 5.
V The First report from the Select cbmmittee
n Finance, and printed by order of the
VHouse of Commons, is now hiforft' ns and'
jo (1 llnpnmani r iL- 4 . b LI'
terest,e shall devote ourselves (excluding
nner matter; to communicate its substance to
ir, readers. '
he Subject referred to the Committee was
uiio aniAutb uiiu jiarpenauure ti ih,t3Trtteu
fKjng-Jom, lor the year ending tho Bth-bW
got a i
Trustee
taeems have oeen lormme to entraDthem iniorooi ot that caution which is sj.nl to noiu a
quarrels, to render them odious, and produce
their dismissal. In this it seems the Libwalcs
are succeeding. Many of the officers cf the
Corps in disgust threaten to resign : . M :
shal Macdonald has just assumed fho com
mand -of thcin, , after hav ing delayed doing so
under the pretence of illnes, though in reality,
it is supposed till some appointments were
made suited to their wishes. Our private let
ters represent this affair as likely to lead to
very important consequences. It is said to
be in contemplation to dissolve the Body
Guard.
MARSHAL MASSENA.
We extract some account of this once cele
brated man from the Monitaur of the 6th which
we received last night. .
J Si Andrew Messcpnrin
of Rivoli, Grand Cross of the Royal Order of
the Legion of Hnunun Commander of tbe Royal
and Military Order oOt. Louis, &e. &e. was
born at Niee on the 8th of May, J758, and di
ed in the hotel at Pari, in the street de Bnr
bon, on tbe morning of the 4th of Anril, after
Alter having-at an early ncriod
FHOM A LATE LONDON PATER.
.TU!1V COUtiT, 1 OINBUROII.
The folloiviast examination, which took plnce
in n qaesthvn lately tried ki tlie Jury Court," be-;
twvea ihe Tru?tets on the yueensterry passage muUs. Prentair, s
aud the Dwnof Kirkaldy, hffonls a striking ; ' - i Ve wredick for two tree vair-wt-.W.now h.-.t-
ten. You dem torree are mortify to de dus. Betai d.J
FOR. THE MINERVA.
prominent feature in the cuaraeler or a SSecteji- niattair snaii conrotin youmoresameAs ae ciap oj
inao. The witness was called on the pari of nere- R-'ad de Gazette Nationaleot-.lia. morning ats4
, . ,, , ,. . . go hani; youneH by le heel vid dehempen collaii,
the rriiitec, und apparently full ot their in-, fiI.,.;s io nil de nn'., AP rnrm-m in
nnu a ri r crA
CnunstT haviog hefcrd that the man n'adKinnikit.--'Whut, dn,- J'demande-OT vTn,.-?hitl-beom?
-.seat of a eoaf front tbe clerk to tbe , of dese bloe-liglits ? "Mais, h'ta"iIu!firendisUie !
:, being coming to attend thejrial, ! Mans: IVautcit teach him. better nudder juywlten w
,. 7 , . i ' (. n'-iMW iva.i-iioj: l?; nira iry n;s villain rasn-euy
thought proper to interrogate him ?nt..at point ,iveiish,,n foi.upset d,. natl0ll ril be boun he snmt
as, by proving this, it would have the effect ot j f0? it too SOOP) ma foi i
completely setting aside his testimony. The Mus I atvay speri-my bresinyaHi oiilc papa'nr, tysi
examinatioa is as follows t " " 1???.'J'J-.(1U. aye offdc he an bchAyejour&df ? Vhatssd-i
r k .r.,r.,...:. . , , r. ) Tl'uritnQ raison vou fiis -Mohs. WaiilcWt f 2CM he fl?t r. ).! s-
V. I HV. W CLCU li VUU UURl, I..- . ... . f
looking obliquely down on the sleeve of his Cout, and
from thence to the Counsel) with a mixture of eti'ro ...tery
and confnsson, exciaimed,
A. Cjat ? Coat, Sir, whare gat I that Coat ? ;
Q. I wiuh to know w here you got that Coat ?
A. f.iv hp vp kpn whare I cot it ! .
-i'Q. No ! but we wish to know from whom you pot it..? . vou. rc e
Tr-T ,t ,s..t ' ' ! Muis, stnr
. 'S J" a I'll ktifct y i.
Q. Tell tlie Jury where H'O i pot tint Coat r
tnot and m-;s heautifoQl repuhliciiin in de hjle N.;r
state ?T- slutil expen no more speecli ' to expostulate on
dis nfTuir. You arc more brass on your fucc as fifty c:u
dlt'Slick, or by.dis time I shstil ave convince yau of yout
impertinence. ....
I seeposebeeausc l'emp reitr i cr.fino in St-Illlinl! ,
print tmagaiu -yen- run do j; as you please.
r in JecUl. huri v. Is not S. A. ons. aIuitk
! row in dc clvuir off de exriiliff ? .' A.nsairifF you cm fine
A: Willi's vou busiiuss w.' that
Q. Il is Jtettia1 that you tell the court where you got ' Janr smi1
.1... i listeeo wul
wiii de mos euroii".
-eva-if
A-
Q.
' tin nn ri'ijin-p.-l tn ?inut mi P.il 'CXC'im,
ii., ...tu.-nr.r i-pr-ibM u !.7ti.',. ,-,x:r hmiwht .- cat aviburn d; trcas trv.
linr4o?A-4eHi -lie gai""hc kicpt icht Avatc-h-
feneet. it snai-i v.nz ne nil car.siuni lorevei -falsehood''
b.ar.k as dis-ftik Vou'Sha'l rot
y possii:, iV-il ?Ions..Wao.
levair di-.l r. ? Sitch bis les .
ll.
served
roui, or.v.'hctlier jt was given to you ?
A. I caiiiw recollect every thin
Ian
Tuary 1817, and the probable Income and Ex-'three years at sea, be entered into the army nfj
iniiuiiuii, mi inv; iwti ut.cceuing vcara, is
nd 19.: i
- A ficn . n.inikl. ii.. n a. it ' tvka Aantnin. .
' . - - , , ( . m. 1 1 i r. .
e first ob ert of tbe ( ommitt wnatn. 1 "5 uce.: iveiy uecame uommander ol the
. - " ' --w. .1 u a. 1 1 -. ( -m
France during the year 177J, .hea he joined
(the Royal lutidn regimtnt, in which hin uncle
k a m . n sunnnH naiifti k.m a v - i i ii .
gulated (after the expiration f the existin- Jtev:ant.reS"nJ oT la arre,' and a General of
interests) without detriment to the public : 2? .l,sa,,er f D,v,l,,lon A 793; The ensu
oi ii- ..-.j'V-x. .l..ul,c . ng year ho commanded a hodvafOOOo men.
r - Vi. prul" SVMon3 such cliargefl with the expedition of Guello. and the
of those offices as mtght be deemed proper to 'taking of Sanrgio , 'he afterwards almost ani
cotitmue, ought tobe diminished after the formerly comnianded the advanced , uard of
expiration oi sam inreresrs ; ana Thirdly, tbe Army of Italy, took the principarpart i
hs it, is obvious, that whencr slich re?u- movements, and acquired tbe epithei of tho
, jttutiii aiui rt-uucuui rj are contemplate br aerisueu nuu or victory :
juuv ionium iov, niirtii uu..iiicu llttQ effecu
iur. lutans oi iT'waruins meritorious public
vi h; wut oe in a girat measure taken from
'Hostilities recommencing in trsfli ha. as
commander of the Army of the Danube, made
that memorable campaign which the" tattle f
ih Crown. , vnnr (".nmniiltAA iWm it Zurich rendered at onee so decisive and srlori
ie milA f,.V- wa hi wuicn u,uuu prisoners were the tro
uies, tun wnere ne comeouea Willi ttoso iwo
reat Generals Prince Charles aad 'Marshal
uwarolf. He immediately afierwaFia took
upon himself to-conduct tho wreck of t be army
aaa ncqntra ip.v,' rep'jatif4 by tb
"liSlble that nrnviairina fibnnlil IiA
T " m . iwtH.A.
imp-rim ... n...v. . i . x- k"
id restrictions, to afford a reasonable rcc
apence for the faithful discharge of high and
ctive civil ofEccs.,, v v
in. , K I a.
about ma coatsr-
wh ui 1 get ihr-m, or wlnire I get tliem
Q. ' You sail you remembered perfectly well abm! l
a..u 4 .wuu.jicu,,atl lite, puuaiu. jybo Uvtti.alLlvii't'
I aidy then.'and John More'sboat und can you tvt recol
lect wnoreyou got the coat you have on at present f
A. 'A m, no jraun to sa) ony thing about coats
Q. : Did Mr. Douglas,' clerk to the trustees, give you
tniiT coat r .
A'.' How do you know any thing about tb:it "
(1. I atk you. did Mr. Douiyls. clerk to thnT trustees.
give you that coat. ? . '.;
A. Am no hound to answer that question, but merely
to tell the truth. , ; '
CVfio yoa won't tell where vou got that co3t ? '
A. I didnu get the coat to ffo ony 1hmg wrarg fort ;
1 didna engage to say ony thing 4 hat wasna't true,
Tho Lord Chief Commissioner, when the wit
hei8 was going out of the box, called him back,
anil observed, " The court wish to know from
you 8omething,irther-abflflt -this coat It is
not belieyetnr sunnected that you got it impro.
perly or dishonestly, or that there is any rea
sonjfor your concealing it. You may hate been'
disinclined to speak about it, ihin'king that there
was something of insult or reproach in the ques
tions put from the bar. You must be sensible
J that the bench can have no such intention; and
ir is lor your credit, ami the sake ofyqur tesfi
mqny, to disclose fairly where you got it. There
may be discredit in cooc.aJm, bat nor- Jp tU-
ing..Vsre you gnt ft."
ilte a mors inn rent oil' it than noh.idtf u.nsis A!nt:.vi.
since lie led'oiT being; fcdr.dees. 1 ask to yoi if you aro
' not invi.ivf in dis circumstance yourself ? Ausi"in tr.sr-i
, ing de -capituile by y. M. I? .s and. Co piiburri ; not
i your cr'nvj m-rrj infer nate -as is s irpass iinginatinn ! I
lili-itf Vm?t" yolinfl 'hriasctchi' w-' ;'.-,. r."J'
j Dj Gazette ai..n:;le j.:i. vi giva. s-me hir. reip'ct'-g
I what is found out oi vou What. is de ons.iqfienea dit "
Mi M. Pfclturooii, Ciiskeen, Ihdbeer, f.nd de res. of de
feclruless! congress jentiirscti stay to home in fotttr ? Is
de not fraid 6f de J-ck K'otelv birutby ? Djv 13 -tire, in i
foi ! Out dU is vie excuse more hollow as de pil ai r of
Solomon's tempi? wh fait W rend OiT'in de Histoire Jusif
fus. J)s Guillotine iH'not .sotWvair to cut da'ir course!
I) -so tiie jenam.-n is not sitch ileni fool as not to mint
dair eye! " '.'
. Ah, hit ! what shall you do now.' ,1 jss as I Write dis :
I get slrack pfktuir from my dare iren Jean Ten on. .-It...
corttents -ihiill fill all de blagard.toree print wid conster
nation ! Here 1 make translation for you : ; - -"
VMHRtTowir, CiTr, Mai 5, 181"! .
" Afon cfier iMchtla, - .
I ave de ver mose cleyair tiding in de whole vilc
to communicate ! Dis day. f was atun to shave S A,
t Mons. Mumrow; when he say to me, " Jean, I shall not
:r ! A...y I'icdsair w oe finave viu, -
1 1 was scare infernalle, assoremetit. fDf jse de custom ot
ccncni.c niais, 1 sav, " 1 entreat parqonne it
nct acquitt myself more SeUair to content of S. A.'V
" Oh yes,-j he reply quick time direcklec, - " but I
out on de travail, Jean, presently, and shall npt be
more to borne desa, two, tree, four mont.'- Ah ha l.
say I, " den your tkcellence is make de graid tour of
Nitestate.." "Yes, he reply, wid de condesceoBiot
mose complete, ." De fort and dc.battaire, aijd de m"
riae, mus oe inspec. X shall use my own eye," Jean, and
put siM:3effir right myself." H s excellence will re