ENGLISH ROBBERS

_July 17th._--This evening we had just returned from walking in the

gardens when we were told by the servants that three English robbers

had been just then taken up. There were two men and a woman, who had

robbed some English at an hotel in Paris of a great deal of money,

and gone off with it; they were, however, all stopped and taken up

at Versailles. We heard of another Englishman that had swindled. An

English lady told us that at Boulogne there were quantities of English

who came over in debt, and that a prison there was so full of English

that it was called the British Hotel.

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