Star. — London, England, 1816-10-15 00:00:00

in' ba pa as di wi Ce 1 I a $ 1 , • tai..% • r2 *NM Ole 15TbCp liiti DAY AVIV/WO/1 ottOCIE s •111610•8 Si di ft—Cgm.. .. sei—Coth. tar Nov. Nil 40r Cam /744-5 per . c•it..Navy soft bail Sado s is. Ns. re.—ogoinate sies, is.". pia . . .: ,: et. 1 has • -•• ." I • PARIkOCTIAIItit 11. ••• The Dachas of Wrllingtort'acrived on the sth':lll. the evening at Cambray, atickprocveded instniediirely to Mont Sc. Martin. 'The Nike 'of Wellingtoi..lefi Cambray on the 6th, for his resideace, - ; Yesterday, Ow mass the King received the Doke • 1,? Kent; • Flis• Royal Highneii was afterwards prep, sensed tot blorsieur, the Duchess of Angonlea*Ami the Duchess of Derri. . , . • There will be on the 18th or 19th of thi s . month trand review in the plain of Denain. The English; .:Danish, Saxon, and H iit ioveri i incontingents,'*ilk'go through their murceuvrEs: As.RoYal - Highnes ire f Cambridge, who itAoguir London on the .14:h, will be - . present. it appears,that this Wm -of troops will last •two•or three days. The ritsasi.to Genehil Ziedzeti- is invited •to wham the -scoot. - • • 'His Royal Htghnesi Monsieur, accOmpanied •!kty • the Duke of Ragusa, • passed the :Royal. Guard ht review.in'the Champ duMars . yesterday . thorning. . • Since Sunday last the-poblic rush in crowds to the Royal Academy,. fliattnire a new exhibition. The objects of ,art amount -to 432. :The Queen of the NeMerlAnds, the aunt*" the Monarch, aattthe He. . ,reditary 'Princess of Hesse Cassel, -- vatiO inetnetnbets of • the Academy have 'exhibited_ paintings which they have exectr.cd themselves. • Setting span the tank of their authors, Amateurs consider theeetahtts ..ings as very beautiful. • • A letter from Areas, datrJ October 8'; itye—" A gteit mqvement of the allied troops is annouriced for the 10th 6f this MOM& S,rsral corps .will Pats un der the raMparm of Arras. without, entering the city. -These troops aremarching towards Cumbtay and cahet•pbinte. -They have their Asti it Of artillety with them." ' • . .•. The department of the Gironde sends :five Depu. tiect the voters are 197. On the first scrutiny, M. Raves, President of the Electoral College, had 110 antes, M. Lame I#7. They were proclannect . ppllies.: The folliailigis an extract of the speech 'midi which Id: Raven, as. President;opeued the elec. • tions:-."‘AdMitted to a private audience of the King, hit idirjetfy;ywhati he chafed" me with these 6*oolo,o4drellie4 es-folkoWl • " A l'uoinany.silitatiops ham already disturbed -fiance; • she has nerd of repose she must have, in order;to..enjoy,rt f popd* aqtached'to my person, to legit - Macy,, and the -charter; but, above . all, moderate and prudent.. Yonri departmnt has already given me greavproofs of affection - and fidelity : I expect a new testimony of this in your approaching elections. TeX the electors, that it is I good old; man who hags them tomblike his latter days happy by the happiness of his children." • • • .Forty-one departtnents have now complettly no. =bated their Deputies to the Chamber. Eight have asily done so partially, but are proceeding in the elections. The Electoral• Colleges ofttwo, •the Euro and the Oise, have separated'itithotit raining .a single Deputy.' There is talk 47. a journey of -the Prjeciec So Fon. tainebleaul it is-added that hi& Majesty wig penceed thither -between thelOth andlith ofOctober, and will return to Paris about the end of Ilse *moth. There arrive its, all the Pelt/ Of • Italy 1c 0 19 41 : 4 * gmin train Odessa : A single commercial bola* St Ligherit Itirs - already Yso,ooo-sacks in'entr.ePou The Conn of Camalion has rejected the appeal of , Charles Moonier,. sentenced to death for. having been • an iccomplice in ss• plot to take pouession of the for. trap of Vincennes. • ~,~^; r. .. ~. countess de •• t. on her way,. from :the Nether. lends to Paris, was murdered on•the• public road by the condector of the diligence. ' undressed his, victim, and threw her into the river: Informed by thn telegraph of :this atrocious act, the Police • took measures accordingly. cosselst, the condeicairi• was arrested at arrival in St. Martinatreer, and cut' his-china. with ...razor: He was 'transferred:to the Hotel Dieu. The diligence. in which the 'celiac was committed .was the Court of the l i re. lecture of Pelice. . • • • rhe affair et Colonel Bernard, Scented Of having -be W-a •eerrittpondence with the Sietly . Wolift•Aw t - '4(tht Ptiitti x tet ro e , at Aiz.la.Chafielle, which bemvairerkliand-etecedited at Pariso•aad is whiehrbe beld-language bendier. to alarm the citizens in respect' talliermaititatatice:of thelegithiste authority, and is :Nike thelifcielltl',:ifis . .heitrd today before the Trik. littoiVOT: Correctional -Police. A variety•of intone. ratories were put• to the ColoneLowthe subject of his intercourse ; in the.coerse of which he.denied that be had propagated alarming news, having only writte n ! passing intelligence to a friend. - • , • • • • ... The *ear 'Wolff. was esamined.4te had., Con1010:T30•0•• Bonaparte, Inletttli*lbliktlitittstitneny did not go to japes*. diolayeltY 0 ibaColonel. Thd•farther prooeufialp I were then adjourned... • . • " • ,*. c omamtarritibatieziar •• -50elt_tx trAn4:,•o4eua in , the Crimea. koMii testa mint *he l per"; y. t! Qa, ike.s4 i ft g, S vickaL from Dover NW Calais, MK no life was lost. 11;47.- Preach Flotdi 4 , pet Cent. Si- fri:lO4eatcAlindr • Acdii la cents. • • • ; •• • PRIVATE LETTERS. . . • a r.sers, ocroopkik. rola. Dote of Otilato has had a.conimuoizatioo . *Pie to him frtun a person of thehigh, rant in Fiance, ilirough the CheVidier de Daimon. 'The' IDake has all his lifetime been read); to sacrifice him self foi the good 'of his country ; .and be will Mimi/we when applie d 'to fain a _quarter* that can *loan gab. mi c e the•bippliiii of Prance,. refise to make sactqUe that cats ti. dinuoded of' bias to promote that purpose. We tiodeistOitd that he is priming toiluit: Prague, aid May loon be expected Yung* wheo he will Mose : probably resume the sitnation be has feirmerlY filled with such eclat. 44 A great struggle is taking place between the parties ot the Fritters and the Ministers. " Disturbances took place yesterday ruptctioir t h e , price of bread, which . is 18 sols foe four *ads.* • • AtiOTlina ,Lel7lllt--11AUS DAT& of You have very :properly observed, that either, party has recourse to repseheasible precticecia the , promotion of their Parliamentary. views. Thul the . J our nals hare received an order from the •Police not to print the speech of the Pre‘idts of tbe.llentorel College o f t h e He apd Villains 3 saki Bares Whoa. tbe_fo, .etc *kin 'WY 10.' translation.of these docutisents. ."` There are several Departments which do not return their lull lumber of Deputies. Permit:me to explain the reasoni-,The law requires that a majn rity of all the primitive Members of each Electoral College should be present, to enable the Assembly to proceed to the nomination of a Deputy. It therefore happeni bccasionilly shit a Certain number of Eke tors 'boating themselies (on account of being too. weak to return dieir•own *candidate), prevents the opposite party from: proposing.thebru This is the case in the.Depattments of the Oise and Ewe, and likewise. in that of the North, because the Ministerial Party at Lisle. tenaciously adhere. to General Du rant, whom their antagottists es vehemently oppose " The Auntie: Arstips6 a Parisian Journal, was. suspended the other day it the Poet Office, for illi beral reflections - on' the Conduct of Lord 'Exmouth before Algiers, and anittdecent.rorsir against the ma jority of the late certainly; allure well of the impartialitY of the tifimistsr of Police. 44 It is with much . regrak I. interns you that the price of bread, whisb is augmenting materially even at Paris, and the goliTo.6.csreitTO the harvest , Pe rise to very distressing and glorany reflectiOne for the easy stlbsistenne of Vet immense p opulation of this country during the coining winter s - :It is under:tend 'here that the.Duki ef. VritsZnitiod has aireektithen entry necessary for ttii maintesinee Of the 'Allied. Armies Mrekhoitt the wholinf this eeonettd .• • " • ' ilia midst 'Of ened rite k I wait which the Conk of the Prefectitie resounded on the. first 'Meeting of the Electoral College of the Togn of Di jon, a shoemaker • vociferated * rips Cisoteg - altriaadl— When interrogated* to the *natives which could in. duce him tri disturb the unanimity of the . acclama : .. tiess by a shout at least foreign.to th e purpose of the ; Assembly ? he simply-replied, he knew or ao Law which prevented him, and as his questioners could. remember none either, he was quietly sant about his business. imseron4u, COLLIDE& • • eaciecrcu L s so PAS Di CIAAJS. • * " Arras; September QS, ISIS. ihe—Tole quality of Einem is a most impetus title, at n moment In which the destinies of Frame depend on the Ekes.' rat Cates. 14 sestet, Si,, on the spirit of the Ordonnance of the at.. Did the King dissolve the Chamber to recompose it entirety of the same clauses 1-4kandese not. Y I am antbselsod *lreton, to repeat, to write, that the ging would am with diswilifsetlon sunk Deputies returned to She Sew Chamber is have signalised asnassives during the but : Swim, by l decided multiunit to the Mriallitt beadle to a* Governante. . ' " • Ott Tom wield it Arai, tar, do me **tow of wilting On Ma Wool - inn hapset to you the views and real intentions of Ms Majesty: midday* am neglect (AMID* . the aged cbity * Minding to vote; the Ring, the Charter; and'iraice, alike sillailit itei-I lave the hoessir, Re. (Signed) , 4 * Matqlourr, Mister of Requests." Tui... Till ritSODIWT Of VII: lILICTOI4I. COMMIS or A IRAS. ~: i • #rr_ii4 October i, lite. " Moassaus St PRISSIIINT..4 UR* It:thr duty to l uene latest astigmatism of shaldmisasiolypit Masiqueass of a team which I degas on the apses% fed-whicis.l demand ponnissioe to tiatl. This Inters In eellifillitam to the Cansdanisnal Char ter alitith, Lawn on PION% Swale manifesdy to dada, the freedom of voting, and that Skis somillairths grater Meat, that it paisswis from the idgisset as tiority In the Deparemens, ald employs as purse name of the KW, whisk has so sick purer ever ask:arts sad minds of the idafal inhablemest of this Do- Pirtallini. " Cpcsyr vs Oral urai4ONT, Elector." : • " PARIS, THURSDAY MORNING. .. q . The Duke of Wellington is expected to arrive shortly in Paris ; preparations are already baking at his hotel for his reception. Mr. Canning, who Is ar rived here, has had an audience of the King. •• The same degree - of agitation and anxiety still ..prevails throughout this capital. The politicians and the higher order of . persons :Peculate upon the tone of the new Chamber, and the general :Tinton is, that even a minority against the Ministers, will be too daring end turbulent 'far them 'to encounter. The populace, and it nsay . he added the pollee, are sults.' lively occupied with the rise in the price of provi 40eL The distress of the poor becomes every day' greater, not only from lbe increased price of bread, but from the want 'Of eMployment. Such is the degree of public discOntent, 'that - in all the bakers' shops, during 'the lodr at which the tower classes porchese bread for theif breakfast, there are stationed either tens d'ardtes Sir' nesionalguards. . There - is some apprehension i that •it Illaune, or MMething neatly approaching Iti . ',wlll be experienced bjfore the cad the year. '• •'. •. . ..s . . A The Eithangi is r. eating ,rapidly . In (aim . itl, Englsind. It isat'A,,kapes, which is a franc and a hell above par: Ale, *MD , assigned is the dip.. *Sled state. alba itiliiiiiriiliont the failure •of the; harvest, and the ecotype:a dinsieutiossf earns% England. The French: Fundy -, at the mese this' have risen a Bale,. ineonsequeneei4 niedentatistr tit the new arrangement, by which the payasigi ;0 Itis Miscue alleviated. ,-..•- •• • .. _. - ..- •. • . . , ec The King labour. with the =kinky of a ititil.l star, yet he bas *ldea beets better since his arrisil )3p Paris.' - I saw hit* testiOday• istprayers in the Roby' Chapel ;it was, aslemuVacw. The King auk mined, with a eccunmeng eye,. *vary individual; . be does not go through diet *the* lanalitlee of tow. ins, striking the berate Om. with the sane precision or, frequency as • the Other Princes, The . Duchess of Berry has still thenir.ef e add 1 stair saractinte very propossessin' g choegh .not, haetltifitfi During the service she looked Os is child put upon her good bdsatiour ; she scarcely ever lifted her eyes fain her prayer book. nave men her at one of the theatres, where the was received with the nisei Unequivocal , marks of.popolarity.* • . .. i I ^ We arenot surprised at shoslogree of popularity sottish the. Scheme of Abe saasU Lottery meets with; the n:iota being so very few, and the Capitals so laige and 110211(011111 it bas top'anothrr reeornmen. 4ajorY feature, being to be drama. in One Day, as tip* peo li Oa any 41,4111 upon which an adman, forit gala auripitad; to hi decided gUacl y.- , . • I:;tst night Via Pafis Papers of 4 . riday, lind this - likening these of . Saturday arrivel The &alias of prputies is nearly finished, fcarty•one Depertabeata having made their returits. s. to credit the report of a speech put ,inta thcattinth..of **Kutch' Moderate and sober•sninded. men pill be ite. septet:lnto*, SOvereign. The staff tat Acme his Mates!: honours and even if 'Title= act usually =toted, it is padoubtedly that.nblah.is..aopernsoft e• *bit mind. . - . , The private letters are slow to be - dapended upon, however, for authentic isformatioeCriiipecOng the, 'pelitipal state of Franc, and of the= welava given ewers. The minor articles in the Fiend:lepers are **foisted to excite a -sielaudtoly and bean. aiding interest the state 'of demoralitation et the lotier orders throeitheur France, .aid even in imlip !Mem: to be at its acme : wardirs ofthe most shock-' 'ing description are daily comiiitted: •- • • ,1 ~ C9VIIIIII EXTII4OIIMILUM 01 int smiutimmaimik The Chapel of the Coticierger . ieh* besit'rehnilt Jut now communicates with the Toms:which the Queen occupied previous to her execution. At eat 11%0M1Me0 has been erecuidit_thls Chamber. : On the. 16th of Oar:biro*, •anaivareary of tie' Quesn'a4leatb, this inenuassomellial be inaugurated and a grand mass will be:Cilefirated in the Chapel. A bellows-maker iti tholli.insbourg flaint . Antoine yeitea i day killed his wife with ; the blow of. a. sable: The drunkenness of the woman and her eztrerbe ins : dolence,uccasiOned continual quarrels, and it was ci one of those occasions that the fatal er'OuTellee took place. The husband is arrested. PAWS, OCTOIIa lea The Jeartra/ des Debts is badirinformed as to the details of 'the-atrocious assassination coinmitted"on thePertim of the Conuteu of —, with which . its readers were yesterday enteritis:ed. .The facts ere, as follow • w• Madame CosteaestnnOnt, returning froth the !or*, bad heated with a (adman, named Collet, 'conduct her from Si:a:Wiwi; to Marseilles, for a considerable stint of money. , A.fecir leagues &ben lesaagon,. and near the Daubs, this mOnstieistruck, with a hey or 'trench, thif respectable Lady, and afiairtirds strangleckher then drove his tarelege to is water side, and INVw into the river the body of hisifictiat7after it4ped bvr 01 his Clothes, and all her tad* and jewels. She bad among other pleies of tioney;:three hundred ducats ia tfld. ~4. . . - IY.T.bis shocking crime Was immisitted is p of two girls of 17 and 19 years of age, .sisteta, .ad rr(ho were acquaintances of thel • . Caste fleaumost bid testified the warmest interest for g the youngest girl,* and offered to take her into her • maxim at Marseilles.. Divine jostice-bas ordered that tie researches'of the Police should' be successful gibe assassin has been arrested at Paris, in the. Auberge 'Petit•Saint.Martin, and with his accomplices has us. r• • • • dergftne some examinations, which leave no doubt-at .to his crime." On the 29th September last; one F 144, a mason , Guebwiller, baring bad a quanti . widt his wife, killed, with a blow of a . sabre, his ; brother.inlaw, Joseph Vogelwied, •who ran to.belp his 'sister. The assassin was immediately *Mild and 'conveged to the prison of Colmar. • One Fertile, a butcher itt)iiii4ftiste.Rfthett, was executed on the 7th Ortober,,at, the Marketplace, 'for tbs murder of a cattle,dader. !,!• • iizacito; (c.ALM9tyIt.%.SEPTEmBett 25. Th# armed force of purAity, after many searches in the adjacent country,im .susiteeded in distortling the retreat of Fre - .Di/154M (LiMv. Brattier PITO,' a 1,4%014-who,. althoughionif 'tanker, brother of thc famous Ft* eliciting to, him in luitat of aline and *Omit Ye:,.T.l f ils-esonsterr dating tipktrisubles in the Calibrfaeritliffiehis debit under VaDiniob s• - like biter heini4l/I'titie of servant of ilmAtiyal. cause . trader Eb 41,1111, 'Commanded a beep of wretches, brigamieby profession, _arid eon• esalethimself a long time from the search of the Chitilureent M i nce the lift readmita, which re the legitimate, So. yeiel ge,'on' his throne, Fra i . oeceo . , obstructed in hi I" eiews,. and not being ca., gable of suattiittiog to thotiawsolgood order, sought aft asylum In the Mountains - 1 from these he made ticereinas upots the , . rodtes.*:end into . thr.country, ,e 4 lo' sobbing the churches.' 1. 4. t ksgth ihis pest of iseisiphas been! arrested, sad his death has gives ma ► proof of .his 'horrid character. T he. conieescii•llM ;attended-bile two I laaers , and an afficard 010e0YgiliArl ., ,:7 . 7ithii• read his seoteoce to.him; died . it 44114 ; k was remerbed; that he had opined . * boa istwsitiidtere,Wee7tehaLica. • had Thii. box a fags batons, end t Toed a Teri subtle poison, and kerne* f4etpiti*heusfeed it wit: his attendant% .Tberdied I#lliieneorritage. at tbe . ocise !psi month , aceon4i#44lnrillolesit codeulsioni. Tieir breasts wet 4toeereskitith.lisid siois• like those in indignant fevers.? ,• • mercer of the br if eet e ir lh j i gl i ttr ' . " 1 "r• Fin i IISTM IIIIIPIII I" • ' - 147 es z ‘ tit voches eleeoft! . a> t o detiosems 19 10.4trogsitt i m e nt ari ......... .- . . r 4•• '- , .‘v• ' i n lit pf f kid C.Oliegt 4 4 Arlo& td` 41 d'•„ . .., .• `• - I.ONPQN. k' ..: •v. ~, pion of lb, • *fedora '6l tho votes, oniteeporadivi - • `‘ • , r ': - Pri e ilk.the Coomitationateliitterg. Ht demands the. - '• . . 164-meop ' 1 5 . ..1 ::/- 1 ; •"' so ' • iweasion of the Chamber in emsequence. .1 annei , TUESDAY, Ocipigt MAIM,: :• - vi literal translation of these doeueoests. . -. . - __ vaNlit OF STbOKS THIS DAY AT^TV6:I34O 6. CLOka I GO DUTCH AN)) GERMAN pAput Mills arrived this morning from It saes Holland. The German and Dutch INN. have wombed us by these conveyance same interesting articles. The. French tt a ; toti VAiliplAt4b, sod VISTIMILL, have ' , oat of Constantinople, and none of them ar e permitted to infest the Turkish dominions. S A , it Kern., - has • taken shipping for America. others, according to former accounts, ' Egypt s • •CONSTAVTINOPLE. AUGUST General' Lalletnand had scarcely left company with an Officer, of the name' who formerly served in Boi4arte's at vary received peremptory orders to depart unediatdy. The latter has embarked American ship for Salem. It is rem:- esnang away of those Frenchmen wa , Phitsi of the Sultan, in whirl it is further that his Sublimity will not,. in (inure, tifthe adherents of the depOsed tMper, dlitiTurkisb dominions. • 81% PETERSBUROM, SEPTIIMBZR The time of the Emperoe•tretity ac • series of delightful Fetes for the inn; ' etajtsty dewed all the public establishate: issuel many beneficial Ordinances., 'Etisisiroe honoured with his presence gime by the merchants el Moscow. The Zriperer danced with the most 44010 . et and the wives of the principal iAliiiiburiftheintiOpas above 4600. 1-vOlom; to descrihe all the festivities Moscow while the Emperor was tt Ott thellst of August his Majesty to proceed from that place, by way .Kiew. Pa the 30th. of August (o.i issee4 a biank!feste, expressive °lbis city of idoetiveviot the important services aired by its herolesacrifiats. : • FRONT THE MAIN, dam= Thoting of.w a:limb:wet has parchas: r.Menagerie it rhinoceros, for which he teen thousand florins: ' Father G. a Jessuit, expresses himse) fespect ng the treasures of Art, &c. brought back from Pare, to the Mi Peter; at Edit,' i—Among the relics faluable,: which mat be regarded as host water; as for example, nineof 11,000 virgin*, a piece of a gown of the timing hammer belonging to Da , many other similar 'treasures, in cornl the French contributions appear as iv. BERLIN, OCTOBER a. - The Grand Duke Nicholas arriv 3d from St. Petersborgh. His Iml will reside la the Palace here till the' and then at Charlottenburg.. I;e t chapiet on, London, .36-4. .`•‘• .BRUSSELS, OCTOBER . TeitirdaY ;morning we received here dieir . Makstlesaud the Princess Mariinne here io•Mtoyr. The Croat's Prince will g o first to ; tiacken, and step . m: entry into this city . . The preparation Cepilois'are accordingly prosecuting - vity.* • /n many parts of the city the painting. The Place Royale and iiirround the Park will Make a very All the streets through which the are to he hung with green. The Elections of the Deputies to berlre (ladled in French Flinders bile the Electors have chosen Baron mad,' Mayor of that city; and Baron both Members 01 the late Chamber. fell 'on Marshal' Mortier, who comm: when the King fled on tionap#te7s doCt of the Marshal has sbeeo.icrimul k however seems certain that tie bin& frOm being made prisoner by the ret , •The.corps of the Arnijosfikent. other in .kiii49:1014114 committed a great (Time . againct-IV: Iris been shot on the o'4 Whim the petrated. v n• .• . * • Pr.Ofetr Ordll been several times atlfilfpcicones in meaitifes with the liritiih6immanCler complaints which may arise - from la~jtta e . ' Every thing is do 4 possible the hoydens. of she inhibitants, still, the oeittpation of • the country as .a humiliation. Yesterday at Vireo O'clock the PRINCI7 held a Court at Carbon-Heide, and afterw Privy Council, which was attended by the Cit. LOIS of the Excuvouira, the SICRETARY of S 1 ri the.HOSIEDIPAUTIONT, the FART Loup of the MtRALTY, the TREASURER‘if the Horsctiht.o, Mc 85. 7 1,1,1 ER attended acCletk . of the Cqpncil. the Council the Meeting of Parliament VAS rlirth f l prorogued to the 2d day of January next, PRIKCC gave audiences to Viscount SlOstouTli a' Vi.acotost :blas.vttitr. The Marquis of HFAtircl: and SirWsLitassiErgest. were the Lord and Gro w ,in Waititt We understand the LORD MAYOR, with his ttitg l ,ioriety fOr the; good of the 13as . detettni ta Von. catlifig.a. meeting of all the Want, in the Ot!i i to propose Resblutinns for the ' eniouragemco f support o!' those Bakers and •Butcliers• N‘ 565! Bet rid) tellirifat ii rerisardbla ro r: P APERS, Hamburgll pinch 'yenta's, 0 , 54 ;paha ch tra;a on , f . alre b een ds them arc ' 19 it :e en r T. cl ions.SA Vm irm a sai Lnierica, eetnai 'lt hate Bed have ST ft, Sal left thts copy me of Viati depart also • one , ed urn board . tark.,hle that „ coq is effected b any •.. A reror to aibi4 ' eke bra !BIM It. r tt MOSC6I9M as ptla /habingu k K, c 11 )141111e:A a n i On the 6, slop ice a grand , . .041' oat distingu'' . • i i e d pal citizsas la It woeldts. pet es that tOoip • Itt there. e les 'y went to Tab s oie yof Kalegi, Mil 1.84 his 0e s gratitude to ' rviees it hap p s •41 the Bei IBltR a. Hs purelaas•: I fet M wo • se has gimlet, 4 ! al hull insself as fourel sual which havelas lii Monastery of Si. s are snail his* 9d ia meads of tat f sh the sknlbefth It' f the Virgin 1124 • avid's Harp, and nparieen el Ida* IS nothing. tlh a,. th e ived here ea • I I • nperiaf High 6 jf, r reviews ea. g nt, vP 141 here the news that LI t riinne titil anise nit ince and Primes is rake their saws , tioni for their w with double soil to houses are e 4 I the houses that y fine aPPe 3 raw. e Royal Pairing to the New CM* k s and Artois. ,anon b Baron de Copesiq The turd y man d e d at Lb s return. Timor 6. 9 4 judged 01 ; hindered the 1 . 4 ebelliOns troop. tipatidu Mal es/ soldier tithes 1s • Fiench cit . be .crime was • t of the North. 11l in order to cool! der for prerenliq n the difrereere d li:sten' as n::::ia • •• v:Ito col". r J#y foreign troy? • • PRINC7.. , and afterw.trdC I d by the Cll9oa7;e ?MARY of S 1 Arr. Lnlin of Horsr.tiht.n, the Cqunril.