Star. — London, England, 1816-10-29 00:00:00

_;,; 4 , x`7l .IAfERICdf. ......... • , 110: - ; • ,1 4* . NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER en. On the r4th instant the steam bout Enterprise. struck with - lightning off Sulkitties-Island t.'n ligiuninv ie..,„,,k. l / 4 the cliiruney,?nd occasioned the bursting ail one 01 the, boilers. e'en persons who wegrvislissir at the *itor : .drying -themselves at the fise..-were.usiasi dresditillrserilded. They had pre viously been dreache , l in araevirechoseer. Tnree of them died 'in a -few stouts Aft‘r. •Si;veral.penpli on shore were struck with the lightning, but all of them irloverrd. A . steam boat has been launched on Like, Ontario by the Americans, the machinery of which was constructed - in England. Anodiee ban also been Winched at Sack ire Harbour. - • Srult.—The Tom Bowline, from Kinston, has arrived at Nortnlk, - With specie. • •The ships Galen and - •Minerva, both arrived ail Boston ii•om London, also brought out a considera bee'quantity of specie. • • - .• • Brnks of Ohiot have agreed to . M.commence specie payments, as soon as the Banks in the Atlantic, aties, that is, the Ist of July next, or sooner, if the example be set them. . • The Bortets sarit—",They have a rumour :Europe that Joseph--.l3onapatte intends to offer Mandl to Spanish:America as its legitimate Sove reign. In the United States.k.ia. known this Gentle man-seeks happiness (where it is more likely. to be found).in private liter and .Spaniah America will be it.A.rput4lic. if it seem - erns indepenAnie.'" , aSarymmta 21.-..... The jingling of.small coin be*int tb.arpusi—it is put, :so little above psr, that it is no 'finger boarded up :for the purposes of 'speculation . From-the quantity of &liars that are,datly brought into the United States, it, is almost • certain that they must soon be-at .par. - The brig, Virginia, arrived at Alexandria, from St. 'Fhornas, has brought some more Niecie. . , 7 Mr. Ilagot, . the British Minister, paged . thsougti Baltimore on the ,17th inst.- For the following letter, enclosed:underlie Liverp pool date of August 1911 i, and received this main- ' lug, by• the way, of - Boston,. we are indebted to a veer jr respectable commercial house in this city.— Should the -measures adopted .by the Lords of the British Treasury meet the unction of the Parliament, our Government . will • doubtless manifest the same. atecommodatiag spirit,- by repealing the extra 2 per Crnt: Auction •lluty upon goods imported 111)131 Eng ' land in itish.vessels : . 41 LAverpool Office, Westminster, Aug, Id, 1516. " Sta.-A trestle:l having arias whether the equalization of Dplea on the prOditteof the United States imported in Amerkan seta Brittsb ildp•; . iiitablished by the km Commeilial Treaty, ought not to Limn'. to 'Ow Auction Duty, on the lint sale atter idsponstion fur account of the importer; sad a e mi l ausendat i on having been addressed by the Fauna Office, and the Board of Council to the Treasury, to *skits' that construction of the treaty 2nostfavuu:able to the ships' and products of the United States, notwitnyanditig the Opiniusentettained by some Law Anchor', ties, that the Avalon Dul being an internal, and (to the parties psyihi it) as optional duty, and hot a duty on importation, b not fairly wit. in the 'twain, g to the 'l'rtaty ; the, lords of the ifab• surf have this day ordered the Board of ExCise to dirett their Solicitor to prepare a Bib for the neat Session of Parliament to legal:n - Ihr sate by Auction ut American produce imported in Amerman on the sante terms as if insported in Srbish aldps ? nnki they have further directed the EXCe.:4 hbncelorth not toeequire the payment of Auction Duty on such sales of Amos • rican produce, and to.refund aU such duty, if any such shall hive been paid since the 66th of August, 1615; the parties • both cases giving security for the amount of the duty wranpaid or Mused to tlitm, to abide the decision of Parbussint. • 44 'lids latter condition you will feel, is unavoidable In caws like the present, it being In the competence of Parliament alone, to Impose or remit Government Dates; midif the =Sinai has, bility to the - ultimate payment of Auction Duty Should have a tendency, al it probabi may, to prevent individuals (row avnil 7 ing them-elves of the indulgence which this order is intended to convey, it must be resnrmbtred o on the other •hatid, that there is no Instance of the Government having failed to redeem such a Fledge as Is 'virtually given the order in sittestion. • ass : with Myer, Sir, . • . . 4,lfour ostifoiihful sad obedient &mot, .. " 6 1 afACKHOUSE, ha. To. oitlbarmso of elsi Ataiticse thiltibes • • • • • • of Coomiefte •': • • • NEW ORLEANS, AUOUST IT. ' • A schooner had arrived from •Jacquemel.• stating, thtt on thi4lst of August. twelve deserters had coMe . in to• 'relollo and brought information -that Chitstophe was Moving on towards •Port an Prince Widish his arrisys It was added that a Spanish Ge neral from the City of Santo Domingo had also joined hien. *The iitbkhliants of the South were in high spirits ad therespeetedthii attack from Chrhtophe 'would produce his complete imerthrow s . and that the rentaindeti of the island would awn be in. the 'hands . 4 . his rival. i - SOUTII fMERIc4N AFFAIRS. . 2 • NEW OlttlANS; - AUOUSt 1,.• 4, Gentleman, high in the circle of ` th e .Revoln ti~tusts. is coi. here Mt his way to Washington; with propOsals (font - the Patriots to make's toll end bum• diatt compensation for all the claims of Our citizens and:Country on the Goieroreent of Spain ; provided 'the United States will acknowledge - th& Repeiblie iattilcolAri easy mods' this ot .gettilgTjustice 1644 withheld I' But what a Itirria.:wilk coth awar• . ringerviEnt - ittteh to old Castilian .- hollows I; ~ ,The.in. 'fintwipes; erif the zit poi& ortillagetimi , lnjustice -from'hs -patio( t Gentleman mentions that 413 •Nobiermin of talents, has had a meeting . vrith the Chiefs, • that is, Generals, whons,he has as sured that Great Britain watonly waitingfor Ibiza-. aniPle of the tleited States, to acknowledge zheuew. Republic. ; all the merchants and. manufacturers. at. Enabind rive preising Government iniessintly to do • so, thereby to ripen a fair antssiitect: trade with that rich ' portion -of the. New World, as the only . means of relieving rbeir,preiect distress , and preserving and extruding their luctbtive commerce. Russia as well , as the otbtS Northern Powers , it is said, wil l also ac knoo ledge the independence of Mulct,: Atroloor 30.—The expedition against the Mexican coast, which rendeavoused-,io 0410 of the neighbouring ismods, carrying 800 well officered and appeinttd troops, - besides the cre‘es of the squadron, sailed the N ina day of -the preceding month, under a convoy of a fleet of • IS Mezleau armed vesses,whieh also carry 'stores for the expedition. One division bad arrived - at Ponta Gordar'in . the Bay ot St. Bsraardo, pro. ..iittee of .Texas,und . book possession of that impor. Cant position Without - opprisition. Mr.. Herrera, the Mexican Minister, is here, tad about to d e p art f ar ziost'plese-to organize a Goveranient . there, *odes,. VW an Admiralty Court for the trial of prizes. Tim other d i vision woods ageing Tampico, where the . i has-prodl least as to the success of Mexican lodeisentlente, and• to want of confidence has succeeded otmetlenes- n bounded.. A few furthei operationa •of 'the Mexican force will open to the United. States the rithest cow& Aserce in the universe. - Dr.• R. ( Agent 4of the Aloe. titan Government)•has been in the interior of Mexico, and in intercourse with the Mexican Government: The Royal agents who spread abroad 'reports of disasters and massacres, to deter men from thinking,. had also killed the Doctor by report ; however, he reports himself well, and returned to the coa';t fros the interior with abubdant funds in his hands. It is asserted with confidence, oist inthe principel &ice of Mexico, including Vera Cruz, the majority of the most intelligent and opulent people are in fa. your of the Revolution, and among them great num bers of the enlightened European . Spaniards, who only look for a sufeciently powerful movement of the patriotic party to join openly in the Mexistt cause. Viie scandalous conduct of Ferdinand VII. and those base'and iervile satellites who have • eo-operated to establish the Inquisition and absolute despotism, has exasperated ail tlicite who were advocates - of the Con stitution of the CorteCtod associated - themisr feel ings•ssilh the. tiebtOf. die Mexican Patriots...Creolesa as wcll as Spaniards resident, in America, and the depredations whisk the Patriot privateers make witti • impunity on the publie,and mercbent sliips of SOa, j have discsncetted the pertie4ns of tha monopolists of Cadiz... and . they now say •publicly• that they are ashamed to.belong • to a Gqvcrnment so imbecile.. as sobs incompetent to defend their'ooloMor.ve against iheinstusens privateer*. It is now the 'general.opi-, .nion, that the cities of Mexico and Vera Cruz will i before long be in possessios: of the Patriota withOot firing a musket. •Matagpeda. . the Patriot Mexican Stet is. said to havksishati,is 120 miles &W. of the mouth of the . Mississippi. . . . • CHARLESTON. SEPTPRIBEIVICI. By the schooner Antelope, arrived. here oo Satyr! day, in five days from Havannah, we learn that•the inhabitants of Cuba are ripe for revolt. Parties were said to be forming in different parts of the island,.and an organized opposition to tbe.authority of Ferdi• . nand was daily expected. It %VAS also rumoured that a popular General, at the head of 2,004 men, was about to laud on the island, and attack the city of Havannah. It)tas been long known that a feeling of discontent exists in Cuba against the mother cobatrYi , and the reported attempt to abut the ports of the island, may have blown these disCoutents iglus a flame. 1 . , • .....y. ~- ~ • -7,.°!,;',i• . —-. ' . Royalists 41titt -iperi=4llla -em u gyms, bet . f.• "there is no mrr ir( • ey w il l ..4 stiog ~il,. h c• e - nst.l:LlNeste Italgee; ese the ou ''s(tre;. a '•' `lr eitut; WI 0 4 0fiR. 1 0 16 , 1 " og the hi g aVe l * : .•• T s • e. : is Wits powei ot,* :Patriot'. • .lierriti min ._ *sty tuiriveir diblektchealiatt Ms Cluvernmentttif 1 1 1 ;1 :: . 'Fry • intbdirctoiy mat* "to the :Republican satia . e. 7,7,7, This and other infartnednit . rettiferd - br pricite-inin. •: i :."' n vidnah. has-produced a revelation in.oeiesionslier4 et. '. ISM I swiss "AND GERMAN PAPERS. • LAUSANNE, OCTOBER IS. Mr. Stratford Canning, the English Minister in Switzerland. arrived here some days ago, end WAS complimented by the Council of State. His Excel-1 lency has hired the beaistilul seat of La Chabliere, where be intends to pass some time. The declaration by which Switzerland hie been invited to accede to the Holy Alliance has been una nimously adopted by the Government of Basle and . Genera. FROM THE ALGEMEINE ZEITUNG.. * . "_.ln our times, among all site Constitutions in Europe, that of England has stood firm, and afforded protection amidst the storm ; because, a sister - to the Wurtemberg Constitution, it has formed itself en. tirely from the people in a constant course of deve lopement. ,Head too, after the mournful experience of our Oays, are Constitutions aprieri fallen into uni versal discredit. " The people do not look at what is offered thews, ) but at him who offers it. They willingly obey hies only who is without regard for. self. For a .Censtita ; lion to stand firm, the lawgiver must clearly., prove k that he is wsprejskliadin his work. The Cconitationa of Israel, Athens, and Sparta, struck deep root,. be cause Moles went up to the mountain, Lycurgus_and Solon out of their country ; and in France, chiefly because from the first Constitution to the last, in 1814. the Lawgivers did not go cut of the administration; their weeks, which wanted the vivifying principle of public confidence, were still-born children. A Con auction whose author. in case he should.socueed i 6 establishing it, conditions with the Prince for a place in, the Ministry, will hardly obtain credit.. To bring forth what is fretand lofty, it requires a free and lofty soul. The times too are passed, when oppressed nations patiently received as good continually new Constitu tions, as charity _children do a oew year's dress.. They. knowstset,the highest interests of man ire in question, and the they have often received evil in. stead of good. .The restoratioo of confidence would be the. ithajit mt‘t. "yr n ei' „aside*: As lotions confidence is not iegain'ed by 'areal Pleciftes . *way, by.en• honest and act,* re storationut the: old rigbts, all negotiation between' the King and States noist remain what it was. a :troubled and contlaiially Mho fermentation of ancient 'claims, and , threatening arbitrary power. Suipicion ag' itioseausisiciOncn s c ree but to a short armistice, but never to a disarm peace. Whenever the struggle Of contending pitities has gone so far is it has there,. :the most prudent never fOund any remedy but this 'name for both fades (unless a friendly power teld out a *mediatory, hardy to lay their pretensions and their powers in the band of i net/ Legidalbts in order to receive back,tioin him the taste standard of the re ciPrOcal influence, and With that, mutual confidence. Thus it wet done in Sparta, in Athens, in Tareninm, in Locri, in Amine. Whim the King_andpeople in Wurtemberg beef submitted their pretensions to a I lawgiver, he Mafcomaienci the great tisknf recon lciliation and pat:Kw:Won: But hetet* this it not yet done, the storms of Suspicion and apprehenslou still agitate the People:7 Sarafthody west bare every Whim btu who, Slat day of Ostobei, when bald's an infinity of hated to the pohne.. Sorely for no ritiont Lottoy et* pertanny. sad what le at timings but must all be ' 11 , .. . WARSAW, OCtOBER 7. of Rtissia on the parade stri! , pays the.greatist. attent i on to tbe the Polish are;if. A c cording to 6'. dielate Ducity of W" cdftscriptionis sitabbshed for ils* •• - • Sec 'esti/i.e . Cbiers; and to shewl4l7l lave phew ti • lbw 07 fulfills ititentioni of his tipuitity . which you coil: rected against theme - a s remain' lines %01: Itioniriated4i me.'. • •- . WARSAW, whin Three Prime( -110,600, siinuttations arrival of so many Eoglith' ph other Copiteigi Nast "tie . Stotesoiew. • Lord • Hairewby, Canning, "Tieiney, •"e w "elleter Russia• Surely. this is the date Proligitaiw, Barnes, Holland,. • ice: who & evetr claTs ' and pays the. vet: . thar ' ever afforded . duo lap* Opo time oar the di/W . OK' di i iinpoitiott6l444. B 4; sanitation of the Polish to ea betters tksj gookrik i falla4excitos attasikia Of. the last Diet of _ be D ra iis &Iwo: wan or ma • •1 - • . 7.7 r•. • - . die sailitiuy cOnsetiption • . rthrci rAPSNE. • .; • • • . :" ocipmta . . 4 * The Duke of Kent arrived at Combs/as t 3 eat. the authorities had the honour of being premed/Atm hicra ;tad be was complimented by the iCambray. The Duke of Wellington. gav e ' 140ner, at which the Bishop was present. After hilfr bag astisted at the matamovies the troops, the palm of. Kent will proceed to Brussels, where he his en.' gaged a house.for three years. ; We learn from Warsaw, that Carnot continues *at !that city. s it is said be is soliciting permissioa toga. his residence at Rigi. Extract of a letter from Claims sur Marne, ct.' aid the 22d 2 A horrible murder was committed in the night' of the 14th, on the road from Eperasy-to Monthelon. One Francis Billy, of Monthelon, with the hope of becoming sole heir to a widow.woman whom be had jest mauled,. put to death his step son with an iron bar, eighteen inches in length, and tent it one of the extremities. The murderer was soon arrested, when, agitated by remorse, he confessed his crime before the No' .° - Iyor. • On the 9th of October, about five in the sifterincm, 'the wife of 'Pierre Martineau,4 labourer, was digging :potatoes in a "field s I very short distance from the 'suburb of St: Jean, having beside her her son, about six years old. Two wolves made their appearance, And *flicked the boy; but the courage of a mother knew no danger, sad site defended him with so mach presence of mind at 'to succeed in felling to the ,ground one of these terrible animals with a stone which she thre* . at - him ; the other took to flight at 'the sight of the husband who came to her assistance, and who with a mattock, which be held in his hand, .gare4he finishing blow us the sue which was still struggling. Almost the moment after Uncourageous mother - was delivered from the fear of having her child devoured, she paid the debt of nature, falling into a kind of delirium, which was not of king dura tin, and during which she spoke incessantly. of her sun, and of the danger which he had run. MARSEILLES, OCTOBER IC We every day see vessels enter our harbour freigh ted with corn ; but to secure, in a special manner, the provisioning of the South, and to take every ad vantage of the favourable situation of France, an asp sociation has been formed, to favour, by premiums, the importation of grain. A fund will be established for this purpose, and the premiums will always be in. an increAsing progression, according -to , the distances. Several vessels have already sailed for the BllickSea. Barbary will furnish large quantities of grain and rice. It is thought the Monarch, the father of the people, it the protector of this association. • . . PRIVATE LITTER. " Pasts, Orr. es I have conversed with men,.profoUnd observers' of the events of the last twenty-five years, and the result of their ideas on the proportion of the elements of which the new Chamber is composed is as follows: Seventy Mernh . rs, by their antecedent habits ddr ,pn sonal connexions, may be classed ai deeidely hostile; to the Constitutional Ministry of their Country; but. it is not impossible that e'en this feeble sninorityiney: be reduce-I either by the volontarY abjuratioti:,.of errors which a six months' residence in their Depar t ments must have divested of all illusion, oi. by ,the influence which the majority of the Chavnbeir, aided by the-force of public opinion, cannot fail of Omits: cing. lam firmly persuaded, that if the Ministry preserve the just medium between the estravagancies I And absurdities of the MO Administrations which have preceded them, if they take the initiative in all ' liberal notions, they will justify the confidence of the nation, and the Ultras are irrecoverably lost. The Law of the. 21st of October, 181+, shackling the Liberty of the Press, expires with the Session of 1816. I ani.assored, by those, who, from their situation, cannot err but by design, that the Ministry intend embracing this opportunity of honourable popularity, hand of demonstrating their sincerce attachment to the letter and spirit of the Charter. A fundamental law AB elections, which, during the last Sessions, was oh citsucted by personal or sordid views alone, will nest j .be:argisated ; and, I believe, ;ha: the British public; strangely misled by precipitate conclusions, will be astonished at seeing no unworthy model of their own inimitable Constitution erected on adorable tounda ,tionecomposerl in just. proportions of the elements of popular liberty and legitimate authority. • . .Thc Ultras hare beeit endeavouring to spread alarm .through Brittany : their efforts have bee crowned with very pajtial success, though, v public Fonctionaries have openly of Government, and the moderate The postcciption of Chateaubria distributed. committecof denunciation, at Montfort. of revolutionists de la • old school " We'll soon .upset 'cis a work our Society, under. other ether dorm 'has be/Lion accustomed overt nets wanting-whieh correspond nous doctrine. It. ii Wally Suiprisin) patient indloyal the'inhibitantrhav the alarm of a fictitious fatnine.* selves hive .beiti 'von &y criminal intriguei to au men' the general tOnsteritation, while Mr: the Cold4loOded spirit of his Ltction, triumphantly declared, • in less than tints month the Charter will bri food for the doge: It is latitentable to thing that Rennes is not the only great town its- which similar mini:netts take plate.. Into° many others the same fury, artifices, declaniation, and outrages; distub the . public tranquility. ~_ .: r 7‘. “ At Nisinis • tie Illurquis of d'itrbeid Jouques, twindfurno detibtif Ilk blind and violent oppositiod Of M. Trincitielagde to every proposition of the .Cone stitutionalists (for which.bj the influence of his partt, ke . Was made dne 61Alie 'Under Secretaiies of State), this facetious Manois; 1 say; after ensuring the Ultra-Dtputy's nomination, ironically wrote - to the Ministers,' You wilt not complain that: the elections of the Gard ha*e not been Ministerial, since as Under Stoic -'l4an• ' "PRERctfrtrArbs. • An Advertisement. dated- the 18th appeared in the public papers, porporti, OsT a Company establi.bed at Potts , un , Unto( Messrs. MARTIN, FILs D'ANZItt. ,111 -Gouty. and Co. in which it k as„. Pieprietors of French 3 per cent. ,Consoli nuities, inscribed in their own names • Book of the Public Debt of France l theato been- sble-tri receive the Annuiti, ev.hibiting their inscriptions at Puts, sertion it at variance with the informal UR& SARTCUUS has transmit tedsome Pablic by printed circulars, he thinks upon Win to state, likewise through the public papers, that by a Decree of L vernment, which appeared in the Moil, of June last, the necessity ol exhibitor tions for the receipt of the' Dividends , dispensed with, and that a power of since that date beets, and will hencelotil for that furpons. : Mr. Saturnus is besides especially formal agreement entered into wig him by, 'irernment, to pay their Dividends a Quirt the same.beconse due, to all holders of residing out of France. who shall bur I with their Powers of Attorney. In I this, he has actually paid,' on the I. flividends due on the 22d Septernlyer holders as had giyen•hian their power' willed of Inscriptions in his Dante. So , Iron) the poisession tf Certificates issued iiitny in Paris being essential to facilis don of the Dividends a is obvidus tor,of Stock may, indepeadeot ct ant receive them here with the utmost eat 'tilde, while at the same time lie ret, pbssesston the erisktel Cirtificater of French Treasury, which arethe actual property. These Certificates by adding to Attorney (in which the name of the Other be filled up or lett in blank).' *triable species of 'property in Engl forted, as' occasion requires, with As to any apprehension of slight inky titles for trustier, Mr. SASTeiRf$ can own experience. that every reasonst is niade regarding them by the Fren., :rease t y,h t further to remove all uneasiness on this store,tely to inform such persons as have purchased, of osyk inclined to mrchase French 5 per Cent. Alma ironvlim, that he will at any time be ready Ws nish them with correct forms of powers foe aka transfer of their Stock. • Mc at. Ores Winekßiter-street, Oct. MMUS. tHJI . MAtriNiNO.STAIt. T. 0110,0 N. NEXT THURSDAY ALL THE STATE LOT= WILL BE BRAWN. THE SCHEME, WITH OM 6,000 TICKE rs,CONTADI3 THREE GILIND CA/Irhu OF £20,0003 Ea. &c. - awamoa • • TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1816. mucg OF STOCKS THIS PAY AT TWEL VIL O'CLOCk Reduced 601 t —COOL ino. 81 f t—Cons. for mail 4 per Cent. 74440-5 per Con. Navy 9St o t laiia Bop& ISL pre..—Ezehequee dab, Si. 81. We this day continue our extracts frog die Pa Joui-nals received yesterday. •It is only, hove*, from the private letteri • that we can leant any thig respecting the real state of affairs in France. accounts, it is true, vary in their inirtri the wishes and viers of the writers, very circumstance enables our Readers ' the stateMenti, by comparing them with and with .doinmon This day We received the Paris Papers . (Friday); from which dal following are estiacts; • PAMS . ; OCTOBER Yesterdaythe King,.:iifter heal 'hie , Royal fliglinesi the Duke was afterwards prekeated to Mt d'Artois; the Duke - and Duchess Duke and Duchess of Berri. Monsieur, with the Princes his I %.hy - aliiiHiant Staff, 'went -yesterd. 'Mei& of Gienelle, the . differern 'Geoids, now in the environs of Alter - Manceuvring, the troops, express ion it' the neatass and precision The 'different *corps* •altiiiards 'ltoyil ''.'" • • •• 'tieintiatiatut'are W. Her Obeou4., foe if* ROTA Sissies, , i t he 0f N9,443 • ' • A 44ttniiy..ertOCitoliiidet; .pretensions ofltyrng I= a who tinge, was imoribifr . wits of the village...F*o;a in jurious stanzas, Which Vilit:itng On the complaint!of sat;t4si4 lilts party, the 'rrrhanil if c g 4tiferafial ied two „young men of Bit tr at)dthe costs., . •• • CONSTANTINOPLE; E • It is obseraed •vorntirs of Pruvineeth wbickappeared the 13a}ram,•the PaCiiiil 44181 pull, were not* confirmed: Its with reason, thit . the Porte bent that he took little inteiest in Chief.; and to slew how he vievtgoil thisralw ~ u• tho Ugh. Severe f l. ii , opposed the ma sob , e views of the Kin " bas.been prolusei al nciation, organize t il i quifilk niche, et ' T t this Governmeo p , R flyer • names sled ii . • opind to." ,Ner air Pond with tbk h ..' 6 ising to think ibois , 1 [lave been* under 201 The bakers than- iate instant, has; tiny to , tit under the '• •• y am and too ••ert,,d; that 0 % , t 4 0 4" s. 111 t e . haft . not poen act,' and as this 4.1 rich ation wh ic h $4. time Ago .an uit intutthAt „1•P•1 the mediur,,, own the Fi rIC ;allow lit e mg the I. I is, was • of attotney lu of Drib be, a. 'te y authorised 4 • 6 . y Ilse Fu se l"' l short time ut .. f p• of French ss. c ter Lot, t or sore Sot , r, thirst. . issued by AC :ility in the that toe Pr , • • . my such me i , . ease And plomxi., retAins ' c intcriptieg 14 1 eouthtte them a Pose • the Assignee sky ),tan be wee 4 iglAnd, ead trim perfect fitly. ' normalities lie •, . :an state troth s ,- table considatio .• ench Tree:orbit ' - c is only, new% can team any thig sin France. • • complexion,. be writers, but. Readers to - teat with each col 4 s Papers of the reli ing Are wilds: R26.' Bring mass, r C f CAmbriitge, 4 Monsieur the Cos I of Angoulerne, is sons, accom. 4 day to review,' rat corps of IV of Paris. M. expressed his of their ma -defiled before Nhie of the Ch /i/160119 which is having rejected 0 'sought her in liked by him. 1 the subject sow" ng in all the ta' inade by the in - .. r%itial Police cosd t toll) days ire • • SEPT. to. that in the list of opeared at the aped' giet s, Tunis, and • is believed, perh ice wished to finis what 'concern' it' .• . i y'. =, so _s •