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constantly advising Napoleon to recolect,
that the day of trial might come when the
dazzling glory with which he was encir-
cled might pass away. Since the abdication
Of the emperor Madam Duonaparte has re
sided in the states of the church, with her
sons Luclen and Louis.


Madam D'Artiay--Bctter known by her
maiden name Of Miss Frances Burney, is the
daughter Of DIR. Bnrney. This lady has de-
servedly attracted public attention, and
gained high reputation for herself. by her
writings. She unquestionably ranks among
the great female novel writer's of her age
Her first work was Evelina, published in
1777. To this succeeded Cecilia; she has
also written tragedy, which has been per-
formed on the English stage, and recently a
novel; called the Wanderer, or Female DIFF
fculties. Madam D'Arblay is now q widow,
and resides, since the death Of her husband,
in England.