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an active part againft the fcaions
of Paris, duringthe laif infurrection,
and was once more put under arreit
by order Of the directory.


Since that period he has been en-
joined to quit France, ,under pretence
OF being a tarngner. This migrate
ful return for his fervices was per-
haps feggeied at the inAance Of
the Court Of Madrid, which has
long viewed him with a Jealous
eye. If 70 it was bafflrd in the firA
inttance for Miranda refuied TO O.
bey the order and, claiming the
right Of French citizcnGip appealed to
the legiflarure, in conlcquence OF
which the executive was obliged to
dfiit for a time. Its power rather
than its juitice, however prevailed at
length, and he was driven into exile.


General Miranda at preIent re-
fdes in this country bur like other
emigrahts, (Pichegru, DE Pulfaye,
and few more excepted) he recei-
YES no countenance from govern
ment, being tolerated rather than
cherilhed.