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The following is an extract from Mr. Burke's Third
Letter to Member of Parliament on the Propolals
tor Peace with the Regcide Directory Of France, =
publthed hnce his death" Mr. B (fay the keview-
ers) initead Of the whining pitiiuI conduit Of Mr.
Pitt on the return Of Is-d Malmelbvry from France
would have had the mniOer adopt the language of
menace, and a6ume the attitude of defiance Here
tlay they) he pours out torrent Of eIoquence 20
powerful aud 70 terrible. that We cannon withhold it
from readers