Star. — London, England, 1816-10-17 00:00:00

r •IR C. ;.1 P7 4 .7"3" - ~- ~ •. ''''' - r -- 7 11 , ... ' : • t ! t: , • . ~. • Ithr _. _ . j _- !We are told by a Correspondent that a 'CIO of Mechanics, in the neighbourhood of Sohn,.hive ob. l seined? Share of one of the Great Capitals in the s Lottery, sold by RICHARDSOII, GOODLUCK, and We arc always glad to hear that Fortune, in the distribution of her gifts, selects those to whom they tteedini, which is not often the case. The above .nmstance has caused the formation of several more Clubs for the Purchase of Tickets and Sherei, ... the State Lottery shirts is to be drawn on the Slit Instant. The Brewers, we understand, gave notice getseslay; the Publicans of an intended rise iathe price of Tuff of ss. a barrel, which will produce an increase; cute halfpenny in the pot-..from 41d. le Sd.'„Tbc reason given in the circular letter it.dtalrig dick' price of milt and hop. :!•:$ • fa. OF THE ' Stu—it:beard malty friends . 1 Bent of 'al knOwledge oxpreu that Government lheve not. for many .;, • • nay- ezpeditlosi ot, disProltrf. Rune. the interior 0.1 - 'tart" "Mug „;. :Auente . traCklukaltcrastite OaeoweehiOh eriversed, it is,n great suillialoa *Out • ' Pntry• 4 ••• ll .o!*Pss•AiniSr at: 11 4 4'; in vArckiev-er Archiasises. • ...honed in . I)eClark.e'clsarola:; SUlTaat•ll depot clence,oo l;e plapetb, el thie oulsliaukdisol* . • e.hu te ts wasurtalstri.tive 'lo!ltel.Wenait•of, • the Meditate 4l6yOntr:Olkis.,. With resPeSf* • . • • •eryelderable psprirt. l l,o*Tieiboxes, of this vary s'slilfluid..of.,ot4:: - "kaki I hue bees credibly dig i by blarolt • fliceg, that they: knoiv YON of • iltem -at of threnask et pone", that this spill* in ts!/*RfiL ‘, l 4h Owl Lancashire coast, Sods .4f/.;trpoi_ l ii• whare'.4 lately hexed of st4trillosolti. sop ;410 OW tint y are very CouMon abont *mouth • riper•, ;Ribble; And nil for Wait a regular „S„ ittaveys .and aorrect "thlirti ! Here then, Sir, is St .•., fiald:of nbefut employment for matey excellent OM. • terayttio Are w,inting •beead I end I hope to hear being 80,.k) work upon it before many moo* .apse;.;.• - • stuactitotk • . ! Druiltsir4, 4 •l6 , • •f'• • ' 'll6O 1,1..1 -7--- AM, A PRILi S. • . WI. . . 'The Right Hons . arable the Governor-General in . gaitacil has. the .satisfaction of announcing - to• the • l'Airnstraheseealution of the Honettrabk Court of Di • , . • teeters, contained in their general Letter in the Kli- . •.•::- ' " . Deparintenti under date the 29d of Auguste' •• ' '). 14 granting th e Breast commission of Captain to., r a„..:.• . • ~,. Lientenanti in the service of the Honourable Coto, . , .. .pray, who Interne *pined thit . nank (vie. the rank • `-., 'Of flapta!n) astir 13' years' eerie& . - :, ~. .......it appearing that the Hemottrable the Court of Dl . , • ileums have always caleulated the period of service l '. • •froto the year of :appointment as, Cadet inclusively, ~' Ilk L ordship 'iii Council, guided by this principle, ` 'iliatdby precedents in former =see of Alistair nature . iipleasedto determine that the present'Brevet shag • ischnie the Lieutenants ipPOintedfsaidets of the sea , . Oa 1801, and•all of longer standing I and shall have • 1. sect from the Bth Jentiary. 1816. ... • •[l-isre Mow the Phosiodosis.l . .. . - . 3 : TO Ho nourable the Court of Directors havin g .* i• • their ietteraboire alluded to, directed Asa it may be - distinctly inti Mated that theilievet Commissions now granted shall not give any ,limits to increased allow. lines of any description whatever, his• Lordship in , . Council considers it prßper to notify their orders on • , this• point for the • information of the Offices con terned. " . - ~ . ' Arun,l7.-- , The detachment of the Honourable • • Cctinpany's European regiment, now doing duty in 'Fort Wiiiiam, is directed w hold itself in readiness .x. 0119 embark tor Java, at the shortest notice,in the yes ' ith which have 4een ordered to be engaged for the rein Oval of stores frOm that island. • . CALCUTTA, APRIL. Is. . • • • Titf-lelery Aune has put back to the New An , t,, chorage, in consequence of having lost two anchorite. Shy will not get out till nest springs. - . . - • • 'His Majesty's ship liphigenia, is dropping dowh train 'the 'Neer Anchorage, went aground on the • Wien, at fo4r.. On Monday afternoon, but got off ' B again at the ond tide; • The Minstrel has only reached Feltah, and it is not supposed that, if the weather continue boisterous, de will be able to cross the James and Mary before : • commencement of nest springs. i . ligaerat.on Puao.—At a Meeting Or • the Cons. Inttecof Management; held in the 'rosin Hall, on IfiUrsday s the I Ith April, the .Chairman reported)* 'at.Governenent Bills •to the imolai of £20,907.., .4d. have been purchased for. remittance to au. rope, massive or some piiiate Bills paid in on ac- J.ount of Subscription. - . . APRIL SO —Thifollhwieg ships have entered the Waver since Tuesday last:—The American vessel Benjamin -• R ush, Captain Aiasley, .from.. Philadei phlaclOth December. The Benjamin Rush has int. trotted treasure in the 1113101 int of nearly 150,000 I . . V .. A.men . 'etsn brig Dryade, Captain James Bur -. gate., intik Newbistyfort, cl October. - . 'We learn that the Minstrel, free-trader, grounded near lifud••Pointi and lay all. night Of the 25th in stant on ibebank 1 and on heaving up the anchor, .fouad the stock pee. and having only one . service- Able anchor remhiting, site remra *to 'Diamond Barbour for a supply. • . The Purer of the Barone, Captain Hawkey, land. 1 this afternoon at the liankthell- . His 'Majesty's ship Chameleon is at Kedgeree. : • Lieutenant Boileau arrived at Etowadab on the ink Instant, where' he was met by a. Deputation free* the Court of /4epaul to conduct him 'in Aat; mandmi. Lieutenant lloileau is ordered to sot as lassisktots Mita thi uriealol the lion. Mr.:Ggedger- A•large bedy ctrobben, who; ai every ether p to feasional man M . this country, follow .this gabbing avocation of theirs, It should appear, by harikari usage, have escaped heal the Personnel of Biegror. mitered the district 'of Midnapore. 4c t iril • de. =OM have bees sent against theme; Uiliteart - -e . the 20th Native Infantry, limo we ouslesg istild, succeeded in seizing a great pay ei Aim. • , . . .. , • . 7 ...cantors's' by hfaufdhavelsants of Wiled brie biett ruined by their ,kie Rs. The eirateriqUadezyous et the small Wands, t keys called ' dry Tortugas. which. overlook the I .oos4ge Outlast; the Gulpb of Florida at the southsho ilenrentity.of the Noise* Of East Florida. The irdi Initiate WO of fdeto on the. Cuba station, the Governer wit lit eopsequence obliged to arm nod .twn selixilhies of eonsiderable size to amigo' against the piritei t bat what appears almost here. Ample; the two Spanish Captains, with their crew's. on the appearance of the piratical fleet, without irk* a. gen, immediately joined them. -- .FR011 . 4 GERMAN PAPER. • ON THE.AUCTIONS OP THE ENGLISH GOODS IN " GERMANY. If'Wei could essemble all that the German manti• facturers have achietred during the last ten years of suffering in Otte place, and one market, such as Paris 'or Londoth the heart of the German patriot would swell with a proud feeling of self consciousness.. But. we want.atiCh a point of unioe,:sutd hence it Happens that with n's each menufacturee stands opposed alone and isolated to the eolessus,of the English minutiae. tures, in the contest with.whieh, mama? laterally-be expected, he frequently comes off with the moist; because the devaitations ot war, • the burtben of the qtiartering of troop's, and tiontributions. to which we tare long subjeesedi.tvere highly rafavourablii the establishment of machinery, and the inventor capital in it, Ithile England, which remained net only untouched by the uoar..butsceen a wilier by it, nos. ruedittllten . ..cams of eetension bar maaufactuem., Whit would the English nonaufacaures be at this' r day were it not *for the assistance of, .the Germans, eirlio carried their art and skill to that island, so high. ly favoured by nature and the ocean 1 What would the German manufactures at this day be. were the disunion of our powers at an end. and had not Ger many been for centuries the arena in which all the great battles of Europe have been fought ? The three last bloody years have not, however, been able to cast down the spirit of , our manufac turers. They took a part io the great struggle for the liberation of Europe, in which they cheerfully es. !Faded their blood and treasures, and submitted to all manner of priiations, although their immediate interest was least affected by, the tyranny of the Con. waren of the World. - • The Continental exclusion, whatever may have been its peculiar object with Bonaparte, had theisnost 'beneficial effects on manufactures; it gave them for several years air and room for their developement of their strength; it made the English manufacturer a stranger to our markets ; he Pecans, urtacquaineld with our wants, our taste,' and the commercial tions ot the Continent ; in short, he lost the mbst portant and most dangerous part of of his capital— , namely. his experience in trade; and numbed,* paw chasers bad in the mean time leitweed -to OsMslfßirit the value of the peoduetions of Gerona in jastty.., Yet, notwithstanding,aU this. the industrious part Of our nation did not tfte less powerfully assist in tbt overthrovi 'of their Protector, and they contributed more to the regaining the independence of car state* the re-opening of our ports, the freedom of the aqi, the restoration of the Freedom of trade, and its old seats, the tour free towns of Germany, than was dose by all the British manufactures taken together. Far be it from us to attempt to deny the imam , tal merit of the British Government and nation ; bat While we *fish uninterrupted success to that forts. nate island, that magnanimous people, that long con. tinued asylum of oppressed European freedom, that liberal Government, that general support of our ere. dit. we can distinguish between what the Govern. tent and people as a whole have done, and are Still doing, for the good of arnatiOtisi and the destrue.l Uwe effects of the manufacturing interest, which is labouring in an equal degree to extirpate all Euro. peas industry, and to destroy the tender shoots of. national industry which the peace has but just us. folded. It is because we wish to act I}oll9lltably tO•. wards England that we complain of the proceedings of their manufacturers. who, by their system of sell ing at a losing price. for the sake of runtiog their competitors, are destroying . trade, the second and store powerful pillar of the British wealth. ind inflict ing the deepest wounds on England's national credit. The public, we are confident, will kerb with plea. pure, that a Windom, tribute of . gratitude baleen , paid to the whole lkiitsh Nation, to the persons who were the Almoners of its bounty to the sufferers by the war in Germany. which, front its judicious die. I tribution and application, has been productive of the moss essential and• extensive benefits. The boon` so promptly bestowed is duly 'acknowledged by high and low attd; by.fterrons.aid on this maim s Britain hay ejected for self , is to-hearts of ditto who' shared her benefactioik a monument aietWies petahatile than brass or marble.. -So high* diddle King of Sexoxv appreciate the relief' afforded to his &acted sabiecte..this sow months ago hepresented, thrOtlgh tarots fit Ani s bis.Anshassa.dor in London, his Pont'aittla * nillif superb gold box set with dia. mood% to laar.siitArthbishop of CAtrrltitiMlnt, as President z;. esteinster Committee, and dianscind tints to Altek of the Sgcritaries, Messrs. Matte' ' olirit Hati, aid 1142isox ; and conferred the Order of Civil Merit on Mr. ACIMMAtiti o the few* Secretary; with in intimation' to those Gentlemen, that an appropriate Memorial for inch was preparing at the Poteetam Manufactory. at Missen. This pro. • he was halfilled en Tuesday, the Pith instant, when each of the Secretaries received, through' his Excel. limey Baron de Juirrs, a ease, containing a maftsifi• Mitt Vase of exquisite workmanship an demi, Atte. usition, and groupsof figures front.the Antique; *O. fotopanied with letters from the principal Committee at Dresden, 'swain of the warmest gratitude for 'Ate extraordinary exertions of British ttaairttelka...- All the contributors to the German Lfuhscription wig feel interested in these act:, whisk area to the apirkin which ttenit %et ate' &showier& . 4 • 13. be* hewed. ibe , Chatsbei ylccupied by of Itee life. In this ;piittory bionualest, which the, followieg • ' Jan atA*►tkt*, • Wbo, when her husband had bean ineedreed. And she had been bereft of her children, Was thrown into prle!ni. Where aistremained In atisery for and the specit of sialeatrela days, wretchedness Bet, easualime virtue, Pirovel kiiiiorte: by nior to fortune, in *halm as upon • the *one. ._fikelps snat e elligen sallinined d, aa Wale rtralde •• . la this ha w of phi lift _ ,s arimintient el. platy; of festitede, and ei every vireos oat. Id,. bIOCCXCIII. The Monarchy being at feat* retired, Her Psis* was convened into a Summary, In the year of ear Lots MDCCCXVI, and the asd of the reign of Lours XVIII. : Under the Inspection of the Prefect and Municipal Authorities, The Count de CAA es being Minbtes et Police. Whoever thou art, Stranger, . That treaders this sacred grayed, Admire ! supplicate ! and adore! " At the bottom the following is given in French r 4. Catlin of a Leiter froardwQmen teMadasoe Elisabeth:— May my sou saner forgot the lam woods of Ids heret,whish I repeat to himself mpressly--• Let him never seek to weenie our death.' I pardon all my enemies the 111 they have done me." • There is reason to believe that his Majesty has affixed his signature to the Preliminary Treaty brought from some by tbe•Abbi Fleoriel. If there still remain woe points to be regulated,' kis not supposed that they will be of a nature to cause long delay. We Batter' ourselves that within a month from this date the definitive arrangement will be announced, and that the Government will by that time, or soon after, poblish.the particular' of this 11111. portant transaction.—L'Assi de to Rtfisioa. . V The Secretary of State for the Interior has mini mated to the Prefects, in a Circular, dated Sept. 26, that the King, always attentive to the wants of the _people, is desirous that all the efforts of the •Adassini aeration should send to assure, daring the rigorous season, the maintenance of tire labouring and andi gent classes. The repairintaf highways and roads affording works of the greatest utility, his Majesty . requests. that they will promote them with all possible activity. He informs them that they may immedi ately apply the funds in the Departmental Budgets to the keeping up and repairing the roads which are *maintained at the expense of the Departments that 'they must make every suitable arrangement for the application in the course of the winter et these funds and those voted by the Council General, and specially .granted for works of Charity vend, finally, that it they are assured that any runts in the Budgets of the Departments still remain free, in consequence of economy or otherwise, the y shall hasten to authorise , the disposal thereof in. useful works. Lord Harrowby, •Lord Ptekident of the British Council, who bas Went Peril for some time, an his way from the waters of Spa, set out yesterday on his return to England. The Duke of Kent is also pre 'paring to go to England. Mr. Canning leaves Paris today to meet his Lady, -1111411) is on her return from Lisbon. It is believed that they will afterwards pass some time in Paris. The proceedings of the Departmental Colleges of the Cote d'Oe, of the Mayenne, and of the Manche, have produced no result. Two Deputies are wanting, from the North, one from the Aine, two from the Oise, and three from the Flue . The Departmeats for which no nomination is as yet known at Pars t 9; have been made, are the Upper and Lower Alps,' two—the Aveyron, three--the Bouches-du-Rhone, three—Corsica, two—the Gers, three—and the ;Le acre, one. The Count of Kuta7snff, master of the horse to his %jest,' the Emperor of Russia, arrived at Paris on the llth, and drove to the hotel of la Paix. We rfad the following notice in the Journal cle Nancy. of the Bth of October : , The Prefect of the Department of the Menrthe acquaints the persons who send anonymous letters to him, that he reads none of them, and that they may spare their pains ; not that he is not flattered by corn risonications that persons may please to send to him, I nor does not know how to exercise discretion Orel necessary; bat he thinki that when a man conceals himself under the anonymtius, it cannot proceed from a correct and just feeling." The Abbes Rausan, Janson-, and six other cede &sties, who are traversing France as evangelical missionaries, are at present at Beauvais, where their sermons and conferences are held in the great church Of St. Peter. The instruction which they communi cate is' simple, and adapted to the capacities of the labouring classes and country people. It is perhaps, .sesang the latter that the revolutionarir demoraliza tion has made its gteatest ravages ; we Dave every day melancholy proofs of this in the numerous crimes which are committed. The new Comedy at the Theatre Frontal', entitled Les Ilfeerstoar, is the great point of attraction at Paris. Nothing is heard of, nothing visited but the Mnksatu, And it is said to be the only Comedy that hr. sold for a great price during the Revolution. MADRID, SEPTEMBEk 30. • The entry of his Majesty took place on the 28. h, on which. day the two August Princesses, with the Infant Don Carlos Marin, were solemnly given into the care of the King, with all the requisite formali. ties. The marriage was performed on the 29th, in the church of St. Francis. A general amnesty is groped to the deserters who rejoin their colours. Perhaps the Royal clemency may extend also to tbe prescribed, who, according to the last Decree of his Majesty, may give themsele a up to the Tribunals whist haw been opened, that . they mayinstify themselves. • SEPTEMBER ID. Thenevreiront Gertony is very aff l icting. ft sp. pears new exceedingly diflisult, to say nothing worse. so mum into negocintions with.:Arend Governments. jirs ltsws tensportee# too !nob. The Princes s seeing . Evict - that • 15..4 rope four A Ravi • Sal . 0 118 1 *ft ' 'We T ante •noar stool lona .sbla Bari end d H L 12th five met A 'SW arta Issas and 011111 • • . i k i ec tidal late Co. ditty are t cito in th insta to tb Pon of of • Teo( tbt remme=s 14i14114.18Li1l . • PRIMO, PAP E . SUR. -1 11 . le: -. ; - , . ' , 4 ".4.1116, OCTOBER 1 . . to4lll.4lllFiff,• U44. : ` 4 4ic a 1 4 C,.." A3P 2 ....a . . ' ging la e . of the ChilaTte i elocietgrele I thek serpiise. 0 • 1 1. - , 1 i. .7,: ,••. or • ___ _ ___.: It sow comipps lijus itie , Clu .. :it yi- r Y'rrit e iiii i % . . ....... - . '''' 4141 . ibe . 1 itt gil l ff a i A* Quotolkinte lon Alls of pot for • ' • . " ~../ . _ • . SOMA • . " - Po* •Chainber has been raised as expi o f • • hit, 'of , ' pr , imar. poets_ . ..)6 ' • ng. _ T • Latta inscription, of wl high resnaint inf. itnitsberikkil Sii • . in - eoprquesee Vol all iis a . trAgelation : Os the Wank destroyed. Many vela* TM* Rua% Maid D. 0. M. ... s)treas ilige 4 WA• st*A Ilinsnoth with . awinefaetures, have MARIA ANTONIA JOSIONA 1 0A 1111 . ge, all ire mit• been.castint7tl sadaltip" pet!.?, ,s,Y.Fufle of values at Lows X, Who. min her husband had two ..- • the subjects without Eat by their own authority Ga many appears to be - is only with time, patience, that we can recover wl thing could console us, it it gociations with Franco—that mystery..;—His Holiness made tory Oche 23.1, the happy Church of Rome, in that stair. • This hutch is said to cardat concluded under the per is annulled, and things of the•staio goo established by leo X. said Francis. I. With f all* has been discussed directly Sovereigns by autograph vailad throughout the progress and nothing . was allowed until all was finished. The LAUSANNE, OCT 0) The Government of Fribut legion of the organic 14ws German and French. The its contents is that Which rel Censorship. This tribunal members, who have the They must be of different have completed 40 yearsuf assemble as often as businet 'lady each year on the anal Mont. The duties of the tnitously. Their persons are who offend against them are nally as disturbers cf the pi tions embrace two.principal of the laws, and the superini With respect to the first, administration /if the Governs the Officers• whu compose overstep the bounds of their , public nor individual liberty , that no ordinance in opposition in execution. For this purpose, the right of Veto, to the exercise thority is obliged to yield. Wr tribunal watches the public the members of Government. to call upon the members .; give an account of their condi exhortations to them, 'to SUS( dismiss them, according to Finally, this tribunal examines Cher the members of the Grand ed, have fulfilled the COACIIIiOIIII of 'them by law. PRIVATE LETTER. a The nominations carotin papers 'give you them ; I , marks upon some individual " In the Meuse is named best modern Latin poets, but police of Bonaparte immediat• 1815, to influence the public Meurthe, and the Moselle. .." In the ladre is named t was Prefect of Paris during Member of Bonaparte's Che 6 ' In the Nord is named 'pelted the House of Peers .having been Member of Bona' during the hundred days. F 'duct of this Duke (to call it ved the King of the possibilm instead of leaving France. ' occasion, in the Moniteur, a footnoting of the Duke of 'Fre , " At Dijon the Assembly ing any Deputies. 0 At Evreuz they named I.igot, and then broke up. Minister ialist. 44 At Beauvais the Doke list, was named, and afterward up.'--In the Allier (Motilit that the Royalists would be k former Deputies, both of the Durand and M. Preveraud de re-elected : thanks to the Coeffier de Mont, their former perhaps have had as many but who gave up his preten! common cause. ' 4$ What is the most surpri , the open influence used by Mi the use their agents make England, 'any returning oft rent electors that his Majesty'. a person should be named, and should not, would probably ' tl.e House of Commons to such, however, has been the denti of Colleges, and of In: it for granted, without any , Majesty, as he is certainly too Constitution to approve of Ski 46 It is astonishing hi)* slb , ferent nominations arrives Royalists Batter themselves The arrival of Lord Harm makes them hope that our counterbalancing in some'scst of Russia. . I" It appears certain that signed a pretest against the , sembly, as having been under 44 The hlteisteriatisti in Inc that we were victorious at positively that at least our result:, they threaten us bet intestine troubles. The Roy seem at once to like and esteem would not hesitate one minute Sovereign, to fight us in the it necessary for their nation: as during peace. of die Morn could chew so strong. of the Fiench nation as the - difficulty inil, with all their influence, in deciding the 'ai ? their favour. . " The Duke of Kent was this 12 1 . this mottling. Monsieur has been onytell ~...., ins he has had-repeated vongtinits e but this *or presented to I'le C 4. • 0 *ion is mot looked upon in a lerloinilighta , litcagiallers'yod,raeapnditientotisliafazi 111•;;, .1 4 t we is e Gdtehtoeaviciensriniarmi:, teiesaieon.i'Lryt4t relates at busin essle . l t dattteeeiriscca tiger, n to t. result of th e r .„ • to be certain nt Otte are repl aced 00,6., by the Concord-: 611 :h some rndi fi eaatik; directly between tl Set ucY egress of theni- z „ b to transpire t 9 t.p • a OCTOtEit iburg has p fi d . 0 vie,; kes of its c onstiiii:i. le most ireN, Ttar4 „ „ 4 11 is " N n ied of 1 • ' singular t id e of , • gaffliiiet, and " • NT ' 3 f a g e. T he .'•• en may requite , tit '!; I iniversary of t h e • Secrets are peri, rs* ; • are inviolable, d. Ire to be pr,s ro I jt ,. ; public place. 11,4 objects —the , Insentience of i nt ,„• i. • „ t, the tribunal vak, !aliment. It take, we the Governanut di eir nothority, that ,• • .?"!:zilliceirCnbeisetwhceiolarh:wibthPhrueilhnalmhie to w ey ' With regard to o t a , lie and private , • ;eta. It is also tt of the Grand Cowa induct, to addres • ,s 4 aspend them, w elt .-?1, ) the nature (idle ;tit lines and &Imam ' 'I rand Council, only. arms of eligibilite LETTER. " PARIS, OCTOBR ll ' inue pouting in : the 1.1 shall only na.itafts als. , d M. Letnaite, nal cf nut who was sent ofii •••• !lately upon his arriral is mind in tae Meuse, . • the Count de Eondr, • ; g the hundred days, )amber of Deputies the I.)..ike 6.1 k . 6144 on the King's oars, maparte's House a It was the idled( F•. it no worse) whirls ..r oility of stopping at • Bonaparte paid oa high compliment to .1 'revise. ly broke up without • !cl one single Deputy, g . M. Ligot is des of Estisue, Wait 't wards the Assembly rM ' lies) it was much k e beaten ; but ;wit sl • ' ,he majority, M. A de la Boutresse, wen generous conduct rf . mer colleague, who r Totes as either of isions in order to* • rprising to Engtslatet, Ministry, and alai , * of the King's we: Seer acquainting ale ty's pleasure was that and that such ether; ly be Called to the lan; answer for his cond re conduct of many Ph nany *Prefects, and I iy authorization from • roo much attached to such proceedings. v lowly the news ut thee from the South. r that this is a g o..t! Towby and Mr. C.T.r.'s sr Cifsinet is thinli,te art the alarming t at E cram Ir 4 D;c , e proceedings of the A ler undue influence. society will liArdly all, it Algiers, and est*, r victory will iiioaocc !sides with a tardily= oyalists, on the co-"as; .eern'us ' • and t houg.litml ute, at the (Ides oY thit e field, they do not nal honour to caluorik i . strongly the real opi nico e d rolly the Misicil • in gleeldinf. the Claus.