AGE OF CKIvALRY.
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We insert below slight sketch OF the
Cavaliers of France in the seventeenth cen
turv. from the Retrospective Review, giving
touches of the character OF the perveftea
and degraded nobility of that period 1t casts
sb.d- of serrow over the mind, even at
this distant day, to contemplate such utter
want of feeling, such destruction OF moral
nr;ncinle. such a mixture of intellect and re-
fnement, with cruelty, levity' and ilendiike
ferocity.


We cannot wonder that the fires OF the
Revolution burst fercely in this mass OF ma
terials, fitted by long preparation, and oy
;ts own hidden torches. for terrific con-
flagration.


rvtrao.s from the Memoirs Of De Mess'eTe 40