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life, bursts ofjoy were echoed from the populaee.
His companions fate elected the same applause
from the spectators. Robespierre the younger,
and Henriot, were half dead from their bruises,
and appeared nearly insensible; but st. Just died
with unshaken frmness, whilst Couthon was
much depressed. Thus terminated the career OF
party whose wholesale cruelties had exceeded
every precedent which the history of civilized ma
tions had ever recorded; and Madame Tussaud
states, that the general rejoicing proclaimed the
delight Of the inhabitants OF Paris at having been
freed from the reign of carnage, which had SO de-
luged the capitals with blood, that in the Fau-
bourg St. Antoine, channel had been cut from
where the guillotine stood, to convey the streams
of human gore to the common drain. A delirium
of Joy appeared to prevail amongst the people,
hoping that from their having been delivered
from the sanguinary tyrants, under whom the
foulest atrocities had been perpetrated, their sue
cessors would be awed by the fate Of their pre-
decessors, and govern with more justice, reason,
and moderation. The prisons resounded with
the muzzas of their inmates, considering their
Liberation as insured by the death Of Robespierre;
and newspapers containing the account of his
fall, and that of his adherents, sold as high as
thirty francs each.