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MAIL. brought inteligno 'rantrlort on tbeld cite first Sitting lie preceding by the dymi s in the MorningA seats in sits Napa •Amhassador, C ipened the Sittiniwiti ussian, Saion,U lecklenberg, !uric sentimeitiasd b speech of the hi, .mperor of AUTRIA, discourses. :oduced, and the is Confederation, as tb‘a the other otnie neat Sitting satin ortemburg 4 1 1,* before its opetiai r Miniiter rt Rua arrived too lAte io no person 'apron `arott Humeotirt Gott, law it"propt incfispolition. iinetition et zetedisk accOviat Of die Dal adiluiftirsiiti the& , !• • !•:..:.,!" S, y. 4 07 0 161 * tlid hi! , . jestadiy, mid yawn 'ital allowed to to the fanW> no] .P 0 " begat 0E0p; &c. suet "Ludwigsbarg Taii arum Palace, etaplaln placed.' irge - being execute Chapel: Hie anti . . _ the 114 lilt/ regard. 'NC NOV. 1. Ith sib that a Ministry. Wi the pH Palk c difficulties:are $ of the States. ier, flatter rhea hopes, The at 'allegiance to di , . -WV. 6. ttiiiiraw np first sittinip wee! b7ence.• 1:410 tem H , but iby MIT •• • • ctiaitt. *alb hi the tictibial4ol ". : *as • C i niid, Puke i n sprsl ik Hicaspiiist was 0 ships ill the D 0 .4 hoFieii caPe trAPOdiu • Tt' arrival 111 i • ~. ..°•• • '.. - - :'' • , .e / , . . . • . • . t. • • .. . f. . .s • • • . • ..1 '.• • • - Wnatatt= io diejl ehn " 2 Wf 1114 Pee contacted b 7 of Stutt rd., - Tb ar • k More rapid. Then', till i • -;.-* : ''-- : :-.-- 150,000 bolos* aiLlitiititreste, th e extinction pf, .f ---`• - ..7-7.--- e the not ea ns e tio:r the he rtit :be e 10 4 1) sive ,. it5. , 4 , 00 ,- very' well received by t' , .l•Dey,lni $411116-1 iltll•liiir aline 144" K i t:s ti le °. id eilkikeo lc43(l4 °4 3-uatir°;:iiia4h : aiistibibinerle: tvientY er: ur ay 7Ge n k r : o : ;;; Cvir6lb* : l 7iire l a i c al ,esites....Thisisact.val . can 'filly be cleated with th and Ii• a k a , can su pply the 4eficieney k a i. 301 - iit , Ev ery d L main long, atill less h • i eattitair on .. an CI in .,• c itii as. by ineans.oliobfialenclimi w .s..ii• ve by Our itirbienstanotiserA ittion . •Ja Abe. es l 7 . 0 w that 'tits : I cil y " al t 'l l " ent " and :on the other, Olt doosoltdata iti teeekollitts) by 'curse ; •i is .4.44ww" .th ao. ...'ato Of a legitinsote interest, tinisis cflOie . j aw b y hi,. *a problem ofietleing from rite neees• = sin...gather torte. A Voting Princess comest,"m" 0 t.u.n - pa ce toms which we have seithes. the rrght - nor th e:power ...., .• • - -.... .. . og st y.ot contra 1 tiB • civil departments. The jvalousa ... . _ he ll is h your existence, y e gra , r a iezact. - • • et debt theimnins of erniching itself, . •• ' without those means costing the probity of Govern- ~ c te u nternes her s a n d the and Moors is exclusive , and - The future w ill , ome. to the aid of themesent.- fittentianst or her who Coupled you in your calk, aod might rise to the ' suffei • mint,. any' sacriflee. '• - 7 -"' cr,mmancl. Son _Our children. beipg to enjoy the deliverance witacaber chatlgllF ; she W h ill:a th id the The Minister then stated several ; smaller items of whose heroic.vittues comand all ho l mage. - 4. had come with the design of oh-;i !..,74 lie . ptirchase. will not : retiOteh us: for haying; be. et _ ate, to all ,which were to be added 8051,153 " Sire, the people are a ls o the family of good ings. have departed for kir.iypt, , wh e r . i . • quiethedu the lightest portion o f our sacrifices--the. francs, pretiously noticed.as the mo ne y deficit on the You are deeply affected at the pining evils which dispositiont el the. hew Gueertim •• • paymens' of interest of which we have Aprnishecrti bddattiof 181 4 , 1815, and 1816. , the intemperance of the seasons inflictcupon them ;to them. . .captals. It is necessary. however, that this - charge , foresight iaassured that the harvest The Minister then gave some consoling prospects bet.your paterna l ~, _ . All is tranquil in cur city. A „.7.,. that it may not upprets by its•operatiod,- should colt. as to the 'probability of a decrease bf expenditure io is sufficient for the consunspu.on ; hence tnetwits you has, it is said, been cu ' by it : a irier within itself e *pr ineiple of pcogressivo and certain h e sa id. re lieved fr o l deplore will soon cease t.for disquietude alone can su future years.- Our expenses, .. atera of Ancona ; the cause is's . attenuatioth . .and that its decrease and ifs teem - thou' ' d the burden of st b 'cl b t augmented by the interest ProducelheM i st y. u even where they are not rein. news given by a feluzca, the 0.4 ' be-calculate d beforehand. - ' •'. •• • of our loans, will be far from absorbing all the re. " France is not ignorant that sacrifices are seers- heard it on the coast, has mucti - ne . . ' 'That principle of atteouhtion, that indubitable gun- ceipts.. The war department, veorganized on the any. Your Majesty softens by sharing them: We An American bomb vessel was ter rantee of krAdusl relief aod ot.:final liberation, is the peace establishment, will become gradually less ex- recognise the goodness of his royal soul in that eco. Bay-the crew were saved : chi sinking fund. It is necessary. to know upon what pensive. That' of the' interior, Mere adtanced in the minty which.is justly called the•first blessings of. Ms:. brought to Algesiras. • Perhaps th .. - ~ mass a will have.to act. ,The trudroughapto to. be repair our ruins, will requireiess, It is possible, narchs.-Adversity sustained. with courage confers no, as American, visited by the En ,cftsgaitecl ;- we deem thiaats'beoomieg Alopagoiern. also, that the Navy, having before it a long perspec. less honour than victory. A people who preserve but a corsair: viewed as sach b ! silent as essential to accredit nut opersgions.: :Credit. tioeOf peace, will be able to tiou'derate its demands . their own esteem awl, that of Europe,find still.their Oar seas are infested with corsairs r „ , is not to. be -Obtained by resorting to dart courses : it ~,., Thelife 'inanities and peesions, amounting together dignity Itt a noble resignation. We shall thelesi awe - , • ; ...requires 'the light for its excitement. •• We will "- to - 37 'tisillions, will experience successive reductioos feel present. pain in looking forward.. to that -happy ' 411:1E . .HV 6IQ INN' • . dissemble:, then, that in.sbe four years whicheeparate .. by th e chances of life. We have to propose to t you futurity which prepares for oue . ebildren the: stability i i ; i0 ,,5....„ 4 .._____.:___,.... s , 4i:from the lit January, 18121, , we shall be -Odder t he esureafor limiting the pastime fend. Beneficence of legitimate Government.-To • hasten these daysuf •• : -:- .• • 4 : • . ••.: necessity of appealing to the unemployed capitah, ia mint place by its side the tetelatfseirerity of the happiness, all generous sentiments will be awakened. . ' -LONDON I:ranee and in Europe.for a loan of .ernes fto Stu law.' .'flie expenses of negotia t ion s, when Our OM* Morality will resume her empitein seeking her. fi rst ~ ~ _ ' • ..... • . ... ~Sndlio.ns, and constituting..ourselvek debtdrs for •the barrauments have pasted away, may be presumed to support .in religious . principles. The negociationi . ... .iatetest.to a ptoPortional.Al7lolldt. We ask forlfill- oder a••sensible'dinsiiititioa: Other means of economy you are Continuing with the H o l y S ee. complete .. ~. _ If . .....,..*_ . „power,.of telling thirty millione of inscriptions i. a .„ are searched jailer, and may probably be found amidst this great work. We hare not forgotten that the r* '‘' g E clEg k T i n!;_ 4 ll:H!S Dar Art * ...i*P4SSPIP44I4icaPi ' whi4b .,... 46/ LP rlicAire i j ~..° ll. ..tn „ L , l nti. n - 'r lan inflaitY•of • deta i ii‘ bdth in the •polilia departMents French Monarchy wat hose under the autpiees of-that • iss a a -i e e 6,411=1..L4n0t0.g6=601- ,-.001 111 / i'‘':', _,.""tur 4 ": w."""'''''•el.: kept°--,a- • and in thiSiddiiiittrations. • The pretence of coiffined religion which civilicei our barbarous apetistors.- 4 pa' Can. 7711—s per Cent. Navy 9: •.. zloPf rti gwor statement sh all ' ' the ern- '11.4 - remind of the necesuity of •'para. .When the Monarchy : revives ,_, revives also ~ ladh stock I.l B —Ensdi is& i7s..pe. mast .will ; ways ployfuent of this credit,, and we shall ' , skim'• kin ae• men,- ' Tone- vigilance, Gentlemen, will strengthen supporting herself 'on,:* th at .. atigust. sceptre, *hick'. ascbstuer -545 11 11 0 141 .rit1-vtieri cotiitt'olif`tO the Chandler in the next, seision. Such ..', • ellig 11 "cl •• • fr mV I and ISt Loui hat p . sed intoyo ' • - - •'• ‘' ''''' tins memento,.. -and your int ence ws at in tem- o•se ) s o , s, as ur*... . . . of it as shall . eokbe eapeadcOn ..1811 . will...fOrtn a-• • • Worship and its Ministers hate a right to expect. all HAMBURGH M itig it to account.. 'Phrt l iit lie retiatirt tor s i S t ift.... ..- . ' .. ~ . . ... There will probably.be no illusion in believing that, that circumstances, too rigorous, permit 10 the oa. . The Mail of thin morning has 1 •. :, ~.: .w-:-....:1_,:... .. ..111UPPLIEE• '- " . * . France being once restored to herself, the develope. Lionel munificence. • of : the opening of - the' Diet' at Fr. We now. present a view.of tbe.expense&• The in• ment.of commerce, the progress of agriculture, the " Impressed with all mit 'defies, we shall not be ~........t .. terest of the public i'obt take at , 151 millions,. being security of proprietors, will procure without effort en the l es faithful to the principles of that• Charter given !"*"4" Th •' • f .. e preparations or tin an isscrease.of 26 million:on • the stun entered in the increase of the duties on import ; those on consufsh• b on urself. On this' side, or **beyond that constitu.. announced on- the. evening precedi . budget of hot .year. This 'increase - comprises-lit, lion, such as bait, which will ,be better watched ; to. l line in which we have • constantly walked in of cannon. By eleven o'clock in gram millions of annuities created, as Perettimili . bacco,.which will be better protected against fraud, your footsteps, all is peril end confusion.. Strength Ambassadors had taken their se by Ow ligoioation of smears :Silly, fi fteen millions, it and more in request as formerly among foreign con. is no longer in iopy.thing but moderation, skill only Tour and Taxis. The presidined which we estimate theinterest payable in 1817. °tithe stoners. tu fine, the duties oivregiuration will in- in prudence. It it be a gre,at,crime to have precipi- VON B - Int...SCHAUANSTEIN 0 openeC supplementary aids which credit-shalthave practised crease in p ro p ort ion to the number of *civil transac. tated beyond the bounds of wisdom and morality the . us. The-public debt being the fi rst oldie. debts Of the dons. ' The posts also, and the . lottery, in times ot movement given by the present age, it would be a suitable speech-, on which the 1 3 !ii state, ought coins. the -same raok-in the order of easy circumstances and of good order, will probably great error . not to follow that movement to then limits rian, Hungarian, Netherland, Mec payments. We . propose, the better to secure this offer no mean resources. Thus calculating what we fi xed by reason. Guilty hopes ought to ash- Ministers, assented to the patriotic .- . .branch, to place it under a double guarantee, by as. may gain in the receipts, and .economise in the ex- useless regrets to be softened--with the purest and tional priocipler expressed in the I sociating to our means the credit 'Of the Bank of pease:, we have a new . ground. of - hope, that on noblest intentions it is possible to destroy the effect . . . of France. --The civil list- is inv a riable coming out of our sufferings, the natural resources of even of good, if we hasten it imprudently. dstu,,uathe name the Emperor The expenses of the Chamber of Peers, fixed by the state . will present a ,remarkable excess over the " Our eyes fixed ever upon the 'Throne, • the. Peers in short addresses, partly in long . . • the acts of institution at tour millions, will be reduced 'necessary charges.:, This fine kingdom, scourged as of France will follow with respect to. the sure three- Upon- this full powers were pic to two. at in -1616. Those of the Chamber of Depu. i t h as been by ru unintiops, by the compression of mi. tido, which emanate from that, place Wheine„guiding . tifications of the Act of the Cot ties will be augmented by 100,000 francs, experience linty despotism, la its reverses of every kind, has not all heads, tic supreme Legislator can see .all wants o f . . having proved _that the sum of 700,0U0 was not sal lost its principles of vitality :it matinees to possess its and judgealt interests. . ..;.. • tilbStata, Prussia, •Sazony, and ficitnt. • - fertile 50.1. - turaCtive and indiiiiridui - Inhabitants, its " Sire, your last words shall be the role of our of the .Union; were read. The nt The Ministry of Justice cannot defray ' all its el- geographical position between two seas, and is sue. conduct. • All parties, if they .atill exist, will permit for Monday. the '1 Ith instant. pease: with the 17 millions granted to it in the bud- rounded with populous countries,: which resent' ano excesses bet in the sentiments of love and venera- Baron Von LlNDatt, the Woe - get of •ibi6; a million more is indispensable. vast field for its commercial relationt.,lt has besides, tion• which finite them round your Majesty., and of dor to the Diet, was recalled be Pamir affairs present, on the budget of 1816, after Z. years of absence, a King. .French, like his which the Peers of . France will, .in all times, set the Count Von .MAt:DELSIIOLE,. late 1 which was eig ht irridlinos , a reduction of 4,500,000 ir. people, - having with th em a comninnity of interests, first example." • The King seplied,-- . b The Ministei of the Interior requirehko his ordinary ;s he has that of. ansistry.. . - . •• lam ente:ncly sensible to the-sentiments of the who is appointed: in his room, as service, 67 millions, instead of the 51 millions granted • Yotiore aware that, pending the duration of our Chamber of Peers I see with very lively - satisfaction present at the opening ., so that nf. last year • This sum of 57 millions comprehend 'political obligations, every year, will present a. void to iit their Address, the good spirit that aninicy*them, . an ;h e p art o f wi mm b erg . s a ,•2,50.0.00 1 of increase; via. • age 'minims to make a be "filledip by means of credit, fig tho ; Maitstenanee and which they have eves SheYfg: I See :AO !C the . peatred for Prussia, Count Got; ,nist. .stepAowards that entelioen,o6 necessary and of which we. obeli have the-aid of a eigorous sinin pledge of that coediality, of that unit*: -between ras a ... i p desiretliavhichl the7:lote. of s he • Ministers of Iteli• 'fund. - that viiid, which . will amount to more t han . which can alone heal the wounds of Vince, and Ansbessidor. being hindered bj Sitin rrquirei, lied 1,500,000 francs for the aid •of flielondred millions lot the years arr and 1818, ensure her happinesS nisei repose,. the constant objects • Dtattoark has declared its ihtel ptibUChtstinitkini'sittfObited 'formerly by' the orbi:. may:be - much let...fibrin 1819. This mitigition de. of silo my wishes." - ' - • ~ ~ _- the German Confederation, on a, teary ittributions which the reign of his Majesty n o : peods. ow oenettress •In every event the taxation will ••• MAWS* Oti•Ohn at.. . • . , of Lauenburg, which is - at adqi lamer tokititii: '' ''" • .., ... espy f sot rise tesibe inialonf on: vraarc Vie 'matt Away! o flinceticing of . fi..tenlitin • ias differently noion•wat drawn tip..••• -• • : The. same Ministty !la in 1816 for the departmen. resort to coafidenee to reach in eqUilibriunthat ed. Sensible people ns . in it Ooly, the displacing " . .. • " tai etpetsgs'2S;oors.3o etinCi4he'reqeires for VW, confidence, it ..cannat 1* too o ften repeated, .must 'Minister whom they sire . atenstoined to see go in and 1 V . lirroitpli, NOtei, -27 indlionS . 9oo francs; this . cliffetenee is taken on the come of its own annuls peace, Steadiness, are the g o out, without any serious consequences resulting - The"bOdy of h' . fil ' * ''t.ii • inateare Of the additional `centimes: This department elements which attract i& Alarmed at the idea of the tram either. This is the fifth ' that this • ts &Jetty t time . event lain in state the day berme yesti has so much to repair, digit even this increase is far least vacillation. it requires to be retest:od as to the in, has taken .plice. • ' ' ..,. .. •^ 1 and the inhabitants of the eipit from enabling it' tci meet all its urgent wants. violabilityof pledged faith - that faith shall be kept. The Of an emelt 11 k i ore sti ept op. .... :•: . . The war Ministry is that of w hich the service is An engagement eluded resembles an Oath retracted.. ... . .in•-was yesterday removed to` EtHAFEHAUSEN, NOVEMBER & • ' ' die Moir expehsive and most comp li cate d . : The sum The Government *coils from such a Pioletion s 'like 'Ludwig:burg: The solemn p of NO miliaria; fixed in most lait Widget, Was , food an honest man from dishonour. • - .' ..-. ' 4 Letters from Lugano state, that the Princess Of • even bambini- insufficieot. - This department has Let us hope thentbat . with our ItiOlittioS Malan; Wales, who is with a eery - hrilliant suite at her fine seven o'eleich: all'the court Off 'beim. &nit cannot lower hi . deinand.s for 1817 assistance, .Prance Will come forth " victorious front. villa on the Lake of Como, has announced that the When the procession arrieeda; below Rls million& Besides an aunt to hereconsti. tier struggles with Misfortune, Mid win. be'vrOrthy of will pass the winter there. Several English traveller% tody - war bib - tight into . thiciniti ~ • tined in-anitabranches, it hat the charge pf pay of herself, worthy of her King, and of the deiiinies that in Italy have gene to pay their:aspects to-the Prince's.. aft er a dis co u rs e -6 - y th e C our i d . i retreat; ball pay, Etc. for an 'army disbonded.olid the await her under the dynasty of-HOorr IV: and Of It is said that the ci-elevaorKinvi Sweden, Gosta;. Royal,Sepuichre.. i'fineral sir I fragments of 'preceding armies since 1792. These Louis XIV. ; • . vus Adolphus, proposes to pail the winter in Styli- ,•. -•-• the Musicians'. Of the Royal C 1 - d. reilinihis of a gigantic military force cost still 64 Ind, • M. Dugos t ConosellOr of State, 'then sneeeedrid. & F i nn . . . . li o n s . There o n l y remains therefore 149 millions for the Minister at thetribute, and read'the plan Ofilatt ' ' VIENNA, NOVEMBER a. - .': the.Kiog,.Pribee Paul, and•Duli . the active •armj,. comprising the King'i military komprited in 88 articles. The piaci* new Mies - It'is asserted that the Diet will be convoked in the thefueeral cerentony, and paid hirusehold, the Royal guards, and the gee d'axmerie. appear to be ten eons.. increase on Patents, 90 Cents. approaching spring, and that ,the Empress wi ll be tribute-of Vial- and fratelid:reg crowned Queen of Hungar . y.. i . • This sum Will not a pp ear too large, when we consider increase on the principal of that ton data and win- ds the pay Of the troops, their subsistence _ and f 0 ... doter, 50 cents , ois the tat on periousitulinoveables. gritted The- Grand Mass ". Pr 'n e c: o f T mansdwirk net . . - FROM THE MAINE, Vienna this da • with the Baron de Lahr rage. absorb Shoat one hundred millions;. that seven •Hydrotnel to beo taxable liquor. • A tax on oils, to •- .• 7, , . ... , , Lettere from Stuttgard of the` . . I . other millions ire devoted to expenses of clothing, and be paid by the manufacturer:4nd dealers in tosins; eipecially to *remounts become indispensable; and who shall take not a 'keno*. - PAH" Carriages to be and all the permas who are to • be pre.seuted upon the Shangelial taken place *in the arrival of her Majesty the Empress. They will arrive that Count Zepplin has taken tl that the artillery, engineers, and. military beds alone. taxed ten cents. cm the price of eakh Seat: the tax .co at Brawn on the sth, and the whole suite will fall in k ore i on Deeertment. s;me of ritplire nineteen'thillions. This snake will become be a fourth on seats - temaininrempty. .Pitiodiet4 'immediately efts" .the arrival, which . will _take piece :.° . r. ~ , . . less burdensesne is proportion as its expensea are re-. Works relating to science or . the aerie ,, toteriut 7 . the Gib. ' lt is composed of 97 .carriages, for which subsist respecting th e homage 1 deiced to those Of pay and equipment. .. pore a . month, end containing at) la two pruned • -The Navy, ithichlias beep so long . neglected, will sheets, to be exempted . froM•stanap disit.• - i on - 420 . horses have been ordered : . at each . relay . - ...The people of Wurtemburg, howeve entrance ot. her Majesty into Vienna will beak* and. justly , with the fairest la 10tb and ver brilitatu • - • • riquire gent Opplies to enable it to ris e from its. M. de Bawl% Diltetor.Generaluf the indirect . 0 . .. Y - • • • France has take oath of - a . • .i.- perishing state, and 'Merely to plaCe it in .a capacity. duties, soceeeded4l.*DatiOn to make a, repott. -. . ..,. 7 - FRANKFORT, 110 0 .1tIBEIL S. „ . King. • • - . ... to protect our comMeresii'dtiqtrieer and to Om t :It appeared If his . 'statement, ' that these taxes the Diet open e d this day, abs eleven, the Minis, •. • 1 .... ;• ~ COPENHAGEN; - i se;nn eti and (acetic V bad ' 1514; forty-eight had not producpd gi Miteb as Was Of pectadt because ters Plenipotentiai y assembled" iii'. the 'Palace of Toni • ,Thp Commissioners • appoihte miltio.os ; k Cenfioct itself is 1817 tofteitiog 2470,000 they' were - lean iliterwilicing .ppr fts-operatton. - The and Taait„ wbere the Anetriarl,thatitid reside, wbiob • feints additional; , ... .. . ,:,: • :.• •:. ; ,- i'-' '• • s':••• • misfortunes of the timek •aeritti . issitions, the calum- holds the President of the Diet. The Count de. ,4,,,,,.• • . stitution for Holstein had th eir t •liii bead of departme n t of finance,. :fitted.in Jsl6 Ain unceasingly reiseined - hY:the spirit of .party.- and Buol Schauenstein, Austrian .. .Minister,' President at - second sitting will' be awe at 10 mil lions ,. prekents fur 1417 only an addition of . which bad dieroeragaiLthe persona employed for the Diet, opened it by a veryekiteteutptech, whic,h i Hnioncoolly Novi li-4.*eli I 700,00 0 francs. •-. -'- . • those taxes, the desasterbof the seasonc.and the bid. was antlered by the Minister;; of Prussia, Saxony, l :i'.... -' • • .......... The Minister of Police is obliged to augment his nest of the hatiests,•the pinery:Of CoMoierce, the di, Baviiiit, hlanover. the Netherlands and of several. ' Three Dutch Mails arrived boiget . by 200,000 francs, to sirOuy the expense of thhintien of cciniuinPdon, all those,lansea hod con. Grand. Dukes,- The ,powers :of the Ministers . were ma r p the crease cf :mice' which circutustanceishavele• tribnied to:render the indirect taxes less prodoeti.then read. Afteithe ,snting brtike. op the Codrit de . s• apes was going to press I *sired. It will be in the erbctle,.l-,500,000 y ritoc a; .-: - , The Chamber ordered the - Repents lad tha',lAw Buol gave a irand.dhisier to the Ministers. -.- intelligence which. would just 'rho interest on securities, on iroyal obligattoeSB4. 'Projects to be printed. - ' .: 12, . •,: . N o yesinsinak:ombe swa g sitting e u t h e D i et Will publication to give. it a place; . .. preient,an expenie of I ,860,000 francs. - -.? ' . 11*. P n e sinat ei wi s h e d the Chamber to meet in take place the•day after tomsorrow (tvloideyy.':••ii •' ' '-• •. • ... S S mwmarmsmaimme ort l e4penses of oe l etotioti 0,% fixed at 12 Waist the 811,Yeatis on Sigurd.% cousider.of the Budget. Hitherto nothing offiCial httistrinipired . respecting - WI-i vie to reccird ainther in t heimedse44' . o3 l 6, cannot be below 15 milliong &feral Members 'thought. Saturday too early,. and the course Inlitiert of th is A*Pitbly. will take. - The' • . !may.. The . Duke of ' Mini in i vy.; ybc,cause of this•diferenee will be in the •propneed Monda y; . endue thetptettitta being, pot, it great system adopted by Austria . andlsrussia. a 1 44 abe anC.o( Credit we-shall have to use next year. was carried that they shopld Meet an the Wiwi day. to be to temporize, and not to - oree to any . measure c • Pp en bet4tajostot the Qum:hand in • -. ~,... A l A-. .i i , Vitkreguirs for the sinking fund io millions instead ', ..-. .' •' 'ARA NOVEMBER W. , • ".' , . .witb relation to the htturiConstitution of the - Get: . umnear-a 2 D O ervca`•• ''•''''' of 20 ...ith ta fttod.is a tall deposit, to make the Atealla thi s days at ea. e • h i i n the evening . ' bill:fe e lei , manic ' ConfederitiOno. except ,efitit the most' mat u re :„ Y ester d ay 'the Russian Car • et . thi ,snake f r uctify, and found for it credit 'always calved: in t h e gt eni" eeieee of the T hreaw „ t h e Lu po defib.eristino. • - .. • • -.• •; ,:, - • ••• - . • .••• i • •• • • • , ...„,- • and• suite wav e d at Deal •is intik : a - sing alopttsideils debt, which it will eventually' fa d es w i th the A d dress Of the C ham b er . o fp. •. TO iibiii,papets say, thattlie.EsGenerai Carom' •• '• • ' iv if „its progtession be followed up to its wech Was read:Wriebe• - Chaticellor, and is befelloyes i • • • -lEAht,..frirm Cal Sis. Hl* Ho has quitted Warsaw to maim Teeplitz. ••• - - . -. • - - • - • latest.term., .W.e, have: calculated that this fund of •a• s i ft o .wAr o i r bilabial subiektealititeekikof rewea : In c not.sai it '..llcti t temborg con d ones tn ... s i c a a ,. a Salute from his Majesty's sli 40 nicilhus . anniaa ll 7 ailed up to 1 83 0 , and ink e u s t m etni n aew a t • t i ts f ees a i 4 ia t ., : ienieat 2 .4bie, h a; grit' his, siekenien by • tbe . .oetuktioa of benefits : : tin ' Admiral Air !Clothe Loci , e awcf success i ve l y ~ its accumulated intereiteS Aimee o f th eir inikilable devotion. Alter • wills bkilltY.,4lPordOned-rl7, ses4ier a .10..eonfmollistitt 'meat KO& • liiii, -when thei wi u..m a o itisethed.. et •er_a. 8 7,7 03,4300 francs of ;onset - hat cab. Iliad that ieternal ordee - • 'eini. Ilisi:01#.11- to .b Poor. of Candsatt fife hancheckg '''' 'Lnripaii.y . ids ijiaiiiiii7 1 s ar which is die • - • . esiat iot" . B . 4 *berate of tancs. NAM ge Mea ti Citua t ridd , ; aoa a . eaiii Ifyi l y r il a i i i r si."l rigi t , ,tiltereit .that theroabould lisalisteihnie*, ',; ..n.inhelsader bed ieviOusly d o t "A' bi. sal/I . if "is 4° alit Epp* *vs* viitiliaceida protecting ine6o - .'ep„ - - 4!1! . .01. riiii.-01eltp- tuieursory:othie•fearec - ~,.. - - - P ii:araie *s. tend- add the peocktecal -44 u s . 1,;„• 'Ape shasid•shejor•fekisp , MVO, Vtatraadftuatipptirdsirw *wirer .sipilar iateadone. . . - . :.• .; ‘• • . v .-, .• , ..i.: . • .6.- • . wi,,,, ion -,...,......r ~,.-;... . .. .'•.. oi t i % t o . ii‘ t. 1 •... ..A•kii• i i ~:., ''' ''' ' • ...,..:.,..,, -4., . • 44 • : ... ..,,. :.... ~._ ~... ~.; . . ~ . ~, ...,,,‘. I! :, - sass. ,. ..: .. - ..- , • - • ... • . .... .; ... 1 ,. ~ . . . .. , ..4.ir -.•:;,• , i 4 3 . ' l4 71- 7 'r . _. ....,..z. .4... r ., 41 ...-31. ! • • • . • • . . . • •