;ity. The facts he states are historically
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city. The facts he states are historically
true, but whether the circumstances in re-
lation to his own life, are correct or not,
we are not sufficiently acquainted with
them to say. His features are said to be
very much those of the Bourbon family,
his age corresponds with what the Dau.
phn's would have been. and several incl
dents which he mentions of his early life,
serve to render his tale at least plausible.
He states, we understand, that he was car
ried off from the tower of the temple in
great secrecy, brought up among the Alps,
and afterwards sent to the Island of Cuba,
where he learned the trade of a carpenter,
and where he has been till he came to this
country. He pretends to show certain
marks on his head, which he says his sister,
the Duchess of Angouleme, will at once
recogni.e, and to this lady he has written
through gentleman of Washington, stat
ing the circumstance and events of his
life. After this brief statement. we leave
it to our readers to determine. whether


this person be non compos, an impostor,


or legitimate Observation-Disclosures


Journal.