LETTER XLVII.

_Paris, January 9, 1802._

The exaggerated accounts of the interior state of France which have

reached us, through various channels, during the late obstinate

struggle, have diffused so many contradictions, that it is by no

means surprising we still continue so ill-informed in England on many

points most intimately connected with the morals of the French

nation. Respecting none of these, have we been more essentially

mistaken than the

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