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Adyertng to laayette address to his constituents ,bs London Times makes use of this language:

 "1he old General has been the type of rc- Hont,onary patr9dts fr bfI baIast last 40 years He a.ss raised, although it has been exnosed ne ae numerous pcsts-though it has baas 70 ed by the best blood of France, n,s p .s1l son- dragged in the mire by his less consistant fola lowers. His sentiments have renamed nn changed amid all the changes of fortune wbe- ther at the head of the Natonol Guarss of Paris during the first revolution, or driven hta exile by the revolutionary cannibals-whethe. in the prisons of Olmutz, or in the Capitol ot North America, as "the nations guest''-. whether persecuted under the Bourbons. or triumphant at the second revolution. He has always professed himself republican, and has declared the United States his political Paradise. To this profession of faith he still adheres, though he is willing to accept of monarchy for France, provided the throne be surrounded with republican institutions"