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The death of the Duke de Rcicbsadt puts and end 10 all the expectations oI the Buonaparte family, oi ever rsirg again into distinction and power. We know of TO descendant of either ofiho brothers Of Napoleon, who appears 10 possess the genius CT talents necessary to make figure on Inc Europeanstage --Mho bids fair to oyerturn thrones, conquer nations, and assume an inpeTl- al or even kingly socptre. The shor' lived, but brilliant and astonishing ca reer of the family, will be viewed inihc history of the times, as a splendid ard dazzling meteor, which excited the as. tonlshment and the fears of the cigiliz. cd world, during it's momentafy passage, and then vanished into darkness. Thee is nothing in the character of inc other branches of the family, which is calcO' lated 10 excite the SUI prise or alarmth fears of nations. Had not Napoleon led them on to fame and power in all probability they would have passed their lives in obscurity al Corsica, pur. suing the ordinary occupation of peace ful life, and entirely undistnrbed by the dreams of power, the wealth of nations or the splenders of royalty.

 Bonaparte's life and death furnish a most impressive and valuable lesson to men whose minds are filled with anD' ton, and who are disposed, al evcfj ssa- crltice, 10 grasp at power and fame'- Military glory was his first object; ana having attained that, he pushed on, slep by step, until he had conquered al'nos' every State, kingdom, and empire II Europe, dethroned sovereign afier soFe- reign, destroyed the lives of some r'', Z lions of human beings. wasted some Q the finest regions on that continent, p'o dueed n greater degree of misery 'l@' ss marked the foosteps ofTamerlane, Y mour, or Attila, and grasping an inPe' rial diadem, became the dictator oi fa' rope, and eventually died a wrctcheo' poWerless. exile, on q barren rock ma distant ocean. Already has he neai's passed out of remembrance, cxcep' H' q beacon to warn other military adye''' tnrers, of the folly of ambition, ana 'n' danger of attempting to usurp ana e 7 ereise universal dominion.---N !. po'N .AGrertiscr.