FROM ITS ORIGIN TO THE 16th OF OCTOBER, 1793,

THE DAY OF HER MAJESTY'S MARTYRDOM:

with a

NARRATIVE OF THE TRIAL AND MARTYRDOM OF MADAME ELIZABETH;
THE POISONING OF LOUIS XVII IN THE TEMPLE;

THE LIBERATION OF MADAME ROYALE, DAUGHTER OF LOUIS XVI;
AND VARIOUS SUBSEQUENT EVENTS.

BY JOSEPH WEBER,

Foster-brother of the unfortunate Queen, formerly employed in the Department
of the Finances of France, and now a Pensioner of His Royal Highness

the Duke Albert of Saxe-Teschen.

Quæque ipse miserrima vidi. VIRG.

TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH,

By R. C. DALLAS, Esa.

VOL. I.

LONDON:

Printed by C. Rickaby, Peterborough-Court, Fleet-Street;

AND SOLD BY THE AUTHOR, N°. 27, LEICESTER-SQUARE,

AND BY ALL THE PRINCIPAL BOOKSELLERS IN EUROPE,

1805.