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my vanity. Icomparc myself to the famous
cxiles of athens and of Rome, whom their
virtues had rendered formidable to their fell
low-citizens. l see myself i'll the midst of
numerous family, whom love. read, l
write, | mediate, take pleasure even in
the sports of my grand children. Their
most simple occupations interest me. Every
moment ofmy time is filled up"


A French writer informs us, that the cha
tcau of La Grange was founded by Louis ie
Gros, Gin 1l09) and was afterwards occupied
by the Prince Of Lorraine, and that the mark
of a cannon ball is still visible in one of the
towers, which penetrated the masonry, when
attacked by Marshal I'urrcnnc. 1t became
the possession of the Duke dc .AtaHles,
(whose daughter the General married. aid
who held the distinguished rank of Captain
of one CT the four companies of the GardeS-
du Corhs-du-Roi!" We find by the Re
gistcr of the present year (1S2D that the
company still bears the name of .Noailes and
is now commanded by one of the family the
Prince de Pior, Duke de Mouchy.


Boston Ccntinci.