... extreme towards this country. For instance the Duke de FITz JAMEs, in the, sitting of the 16th, avows, that the war has for; object to preserve the Alliance of Spain, to cement the work of Louis XIV.; that it may be very well for an Englishman to object ...

... and entered into the service at the age of 17 years. Hie was Major-General, Chevalier of St. Louis, Master of the Closet of Monsieur, afterwards Louis XVIII. lie was subsequently IDeputy of Orleans to the States General, where he proposed a 11Declaration ...

... have a great horror of Republicanism-and of popular principles and popular institutions, they counsel Louis Philip to return to the system of Louis XVIII. and to the Charter of 1814 read without the 14th article, or to the Charter of 1S30 read aristocratically ...

... EvANs's, was a teter of Louis XVIII., written In his own hand, to the Duke of FITZJAMES, iU the year 1789. He reminds him that six weeks had elapsed since be t placed in his hands unquestionable proofs that the children'of Louis XVI. were not his orsit ...

... LrTrTR MROM LOUIS XYlL. tO T2AR DUKlI DE FJITZJAXES. i- The CourA~r WImgc, of the 2d of March, gives the letter, to which allusion was lately made by us, from Louis XVI1. to theDuke deFitzjames, with the following prefatory remarks:- A well-known Individual ...

... 1800, Pius VII. succeeded to the Popedom, and immediately wrote a letter to Louis XVIII. ackmnowledging him as the successor of St. Louis and the S~overeign of France. Louiis XVIII. upon this sent an ambassador to the Pope. At this penil Bonaparte ivs~s ...

... AitphicatiOii ord hail iteen made at ?? time to tlteir lortlehtips on the suliject, ?? titid the Secretary of State, Sir James Graham, was obliged det to itiferpose, itt order to Itut a stop to such presectifions. frh It was, therefore, idle to say that ...