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DIsGUIsE OF SEX ron LIFE TIME,-One Of the
Foreign papers relates the following singular case
a fact


There died at Brussels. says the Home Journal
person who had long been in the employ Of the
Minister Of France, known by the name Of Thomas
de Croismare, and sixty yeght years old at the time
Of decease. AT the washing Of the body previous
interment, it aoas discovered to be that of female
Croismare was a lieutenant at the battle of Moskowa
and was wounded at the battle of Waterloo in the
shoulder and mouth. After giving up her commits.
son she entered into civil life, held .fics in the
Gus om-house, and was book-keeper to two difsren,
merchants. In the service Of the Minister Of France
subsequently, she had risen to post of considerable
trust


In social life she was esteemed for her talents in
poetry and music, playing admirably on the violon-
cello, and giving lessons gratuitously to several
friends. It was thought TO be peculiarly
that she was uneasy and annoyed if any one fixed
his eyes on her very atten,ively, and her walk was
thought 10 be rather affectcdy cavalier. Thomas de
Croismare was particularly gallant in attentions tc
women, and at one time made proposition Of mar
rage 10 young lady Of Brussels, who fortunately
declined the prode,ed hand.