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unties places with auras. 411;senfiy ego Natictoil,Giarti artieet . haus+ mid* footle r seniched, but no sds , were found. It was esiertuined that who was tali and: sttoog, woe it 46., occupied furnialsed apartments at Ail pposed he was etteciciekt., by tablet . bites. 'end rho..finilini dist he:defended wooly, changed , their ono. and succeeded out of the window. It was tented chit had escaped over the rohi of the neigh. A Commissary of Polk. was called, researches, were continued, bat in ' ,v; greatest part of the day. !HAMMR OF PIERS, NOVEMER es.., asked leave to speak in order to sUbdtit-a the Chamber. ,embers suggested, that in etuarquenint 'aired hour, this proposition. had better bit' did neat Sitting. of the Chamber being taken, it was ref proposition should be Made. - • then ascended the tribune, and after summary manner, stated the object and el his motion, he laid it, signed with. the bureau. of the proposition w* to induce the present an Address itithe King, hornbill; that his Majesty would direct an etas the proceedings at the. late . Election., of afterwards ordain thereon accord?, in' COnforMity With the regulation , ' on whether the proposition should- hal and the Chamber decided in thengitiVe.' arrive Novstanan.l6. • of the Day broeght on the eon:4oa. :port of the Special Committee, Charged' ag the Law Project relativeto donations Ecclesiastical Establishments: MONTIOSQUIOU, who fra:med the Repoli ,on, on which the Resolution was foundek birth to the project now proposed, brought present Report. In the name of the dom.' proposed the adoption of the Project with amendment consented to by the Minister, and ':utes the wards " recognised by the the words S legally luthoribed," in the . , • second article. • short discussion, the Chamber adopted the of the Report, the printing of which was Octet 147 VOWS - ' reduced to 146 by the of the Billets, the Project had the sup. • • Ipositions . were afterwards subniitiesf • • future the Chamber ihould listen to no discourses except the Reports of Com mittees propositions submitted to its cousideration. in future the names of the ears wjm - debatrs shan't,* su•erted iu the MOlutes, published is the Journals which sive - in acconne: -of the Chamber. • • - resolved that both these emotions should he cor.sidetation.-rAdjourned. Cent. Coasals, 13.1.11kACti01159 . .rrrzit PROM OrerrOAßD. Ig to an authentic Isamu*, thetakeesse.. twiembetg has lei; in his - private treasury 60010U0 florins in cash,_ sod the value of and other valuable effects, his peisonal, , estimated at two millions. Asetubly of the annealed requested an au.' the new King. to offer , thair condelence,-wo declined it for theTtvsent, in the *sat. ..ms, and received the written address published), in the kindest spin' :ter. _ BitttLlei, tro*EMßEit ls. neighbourhood of Halle whole fields of have been .destroyed by snails, which produced by the continued wet *mama and which nothipg but the fios destroy. ; PRIVATE, LE:I" (ER. - • ' " NOVEMBILIL is.: acenunts continue Vl-reach Government of dicturbahces in .the-Departmenta; in ckinstquence of - supposed scarcity of provisions. Rennes„ id Fongcres.baye.exhibited scenes.sinislas .itch• have occurred at Toillonse. and other plates.'Wlrat is remarkable fi, l , coinitiotions have mot taken. - pfaee.in pry where grain. is ,wanting,: btu nn the contrary. faces where it, is abundant. They hate been 'deli by apprehension in the people of its, Ad their consequent resolution not to softie removed out l thaw praiitica. It is infer= -therefrom, that them existseather a want of cir grain, than. a real.dearth olAlta; tom.. "Inch want of circulation would imply a This defect conpista in the ity of the resent Authorities `throughout •The people mittiatti and rout up:in the scarcity. Awhile the-mosis respectable tehom , .thise Aushasiliss.lars 4410*.ilyosbp altohotdikeir iiiiirfaintei viewing perhaps degree 14 - tisttstactteni , the perplexity :of assa il e d by tbe:penvie. may have nit. indeed. in the account; given of slaw of these that tly National Guard have's - dined Authorities to quell them. expected in the protritteeit, that the dial the Preleem and other. Mag strata% appointed VaubLine, would take plxca. as. s measure , frequent upon the Ordosioace foe illisistriog the A t lausible *anion, boWever, fur defer.' measure, appeared aftervraids hi the nocet-• Ministers being supported in their system by Chamber.- Bat. now that countenance has iiken to it ; by that Chamber. at least in all its, purposits. there simile no farther motive for intaining. Orris Awhorities, The inipittience fif e Departments this point bas Arlen* .tuck, ,that they. have.sent up private - alepoinv Paris, to claim fiain ritieistettabi dissoisssi, ,e Prefects, or other Magistrates of eta iftloYs tirtion• 'T")he deifftifittifii h stre waited aikeritatelf caltei and 144,2111 e, who hive referee& each other's Ministry. andire affoitt to'rettarti ryspective Departments. without oh ing of t ; fly.satisfaction.., The fact Is, that ineporo.as MisistArslUay be to comply with t heir a pphcs ,' • difituot venture to propose itsin *to ibi s measure Co which he is deei-iedi) - Majesty boo *Kimball *Weds Viet his bisoistess being men of ;he ReTolutioa, kis *this - duo *Or . . . . • . ! J o" ' ••• , i . . -•. • , • '. - . •• - . • if•orir-iigigefi-ithiitaiamterstakmariorisige- ''• •;- 1. ...--- . --. • • 7''',... ..- - 1 ... ....:. I:: ,.,. f r . v;pti . ti i ip ;. . . .... -• ~ k . :. 4404 - bea .. r io ; ho nied - FAOM if 471,1t,D4r ifIGHP'I,' gliE71:11. 1 , j ~, - ; . ip . si :. &Iw o . ' - •••• •• 7 4. 11 ....'5 .4- 44 ,.. N5w - ow ' ots. • • - . 4 dui • suctou g-"W i nd . ga l , • ' -:',• -- t ~ Pr s. . l "" b , is: , ...,- ... 'Ai a Meeting dittscloli.}lollo., NO*11MillIt• held on the subject of the can t . . • Persons' _ 1 i Ilts,Reyil Highness dm WWI Resent, In the mime anted MY . Ike National Schen/nes- Fhvoiand by the .Spamards. the:lleenecd , w the behalf ahe Majesty , We* (We day pleased to comfit the Ilia - Mr. Gnitirkltn after en' animated speck read• she feigner, sad cc • ".- -. s __•• otiose. It is so' Darr of chigumed o• Jibe Wade. - fisit D !port Inspector of fullowjng Reeolotions: . • • gasstrip&g, lanonsidesatin; of biz emiacti?eiricesin Hooker.. i. That the cowardly attack blade by the Epallik quell en nhO stabbed bin ''' • -''' '. ybstitta;olrela, NOv EMMA ' fie. : ' , upon a brnall vessel of war of the United States ale tare high inas. hi l oggjitsiggiont • .... la • excites our highest indignathni; that the circumstances which . . leaßege; tastiness the-Prince Regent Jim bop plimed, ohn , accompanied and followed thia attack are .calcalated est loftier ain pushing hi.* the name heldene. the behalf Of his mal es try r°, appoint -._' '' • listing wound on the hotioueirthe nation, if 'offered too g on • the.aturdtrer s h yeasi; litsg.'hilbst las %flinty's Lonna hi and lot nut =cola yeuvd. . bouring house. . Mom •.. . _ .___"" •a. 'lhr the Indignities and even stripes inflicted on our brave ani, active reset . t rho Gantt ' . mot*" - gilt sew Voithienistwilmusimiener mantenv b en , not sw ains any hen y, they had put Mena. .1,...„,.,,, t he eta bed Imis•Oret.* .of the Queelc•aftv aattbat we. „evalt" . 2 selves In the power alen, overwhelming force, Jima corrode the `''''!."o- '_-_ _e........ o w thst the she Wirteintosplip Atnikellalivirban a Per mind of every American,' Nita the remembrance shall bF *lased peer w a t i o.i p es st ills lOW Leeflontlalimi - •! . • by insole cridallial... .:. s t atuti . A . reer este 3. That the &sorties of the exclusive right to navigate air/ proposition to tl s • : BANKRUPTS.. •• ,- • ---- ! •• • - • • • • • : •• t fi e g•spata, kse tidl• m ....• • . , ~ .i • - • . .. s - .a .• ~.,,* ' • ~..,,'• .., part of the high seas, • on ip by • tbe o cers Several Igen 34910 s'asirtar ns uisa , ? - I+ ° "' s F 9 -"' -14r'''"" in """-. coloss ss it is insident.:aid. •If not abandoned, *red l• Is ro' of Ebel sinkers,' dealers a Avocet, to somender cc. to, is. shied with the whets force et the sedan. the advaicec . 11 A , 44 ,....1... jan161" ga 1 0a5e5, 44t g es , fli n:4 l , li i& l iiieohke..MitelLwfialit.h.lw:',ras:idLTl: 4. Thal should a recourse be hid tit arms to procure 'attest- deferred until tl '..0.... '-" - --' -------''" -- don I* diem Injuries sod insults, we will sheerfully incur the The sense of Mail 47*.utairragit4110*Wilet4 FaIISHUIVISA7I. . • • rlsks, and make the illifinee* to such a state of things, and hereby salved t h at t h e witiuttilleitls_ _lnstil at kedfilliiilferbihice. woolstapler. Dec. T wigs ourselves to ourGovernmeut to sonnet the toespores th ey The Peer ti . te;at'tet.- kime ra i i . l luualgg ai, at voiklve, at the TiPirlot . may thlak fi t. to adopt en tbat subject. Litt, Inidtert Ai ',Mr. Eiji% l%lnnGirdett; et Mr.. 5. Thu time King of spate , is deassodhig of dte United states, having, in a sit ' tegnal 4 n rentaill i 7 -•' -- .• • , ~ through his iNtinisteri Don Outs. a eeliklo of a L a tta transient, the grounds' ai Johollhasser, late et LeidclAst nee 'of Knostrea.. Tort,blre , evinced as well &disposition to and pretest for ty witiciku hi s name , on d woolstarkr, 4vahirand chapman. Dee.all.e7,4ltid Jantkry 11, United States, as an utter disregard for the solemn obligation of st .... eiempi k ylblatesione tionse..leeds. AuerniesAge.Charles made.; tad d in we esse rvig omen to th e ani m a; o p any ~...T he object 1 %%limits. tireei c•sini Ilauon Garden, Anadomi ;er Mt. part allow fellow -dugout , the dada* at alleraPtiaasetiaisYs c•anole,h er , L6 P" : .... . . chums Couplaa: l 4 4 o . . . - ~. and superstitious. .supplicating th ~ . . Jank;kehity,tiWpirkh 4 it4tuir„Sonserse;, dale attd,cier.. • The skids Resolution allmointil a Cenunittee la transmit thes e Reo time. with n ntso,•Dee. I I , 19; and• Janeary If, at ekvin; at die Caintner. .. 1: 1 reeraliillil MitlattOtt of tit Agues to tae Freildaat of th e wilt the view t • cis: Suomi, Bristol. Attornks, Messrs. Visaed and Blanes, unit States. Lincoltie Inn Flolds,.lentioni , or 7. Tint It is our opinion that the Caimuandlas Naval °Nee ing to justice. Mesita ' jAn9B4;ariv°l* no thl. station ought to proceed to take Immediate satisfaition. .. The Paulin gamogi Atariter and John& GOpin. darker. of Baser isitiarst, f..0n.• for the inolt offered to a vessel under hi command, and to the Pat the nuestio doe. pip reliant% and venue nets, &Akre - staLchapnien, Una. 7. gag of his coont y; and that if be should have taken steps to lis.- • . , IT, and Jaskary ti, at eleven, at Gudillipil, Attorney, Mr. B. diets prompt teal adequate punishment upon the „ them we Catalan:tea ;an Ol *Mtn Fini&my scum. a • - ••• highly approve the ..me, and feel the greatest meadows that la Charles Row,. aithhsvgaveany, Monntontlishire, banker, Dec. cluing so he wW inset the approbadia of his Oovernassat sad The Order c &,, at. ar eleven, and January it, sr twelve-at the Grartutand* country la all pans of the Union. . dead the Rep lan,Abergaveony. Alton*, Mr. Baker ilshb,jun. Aberga- t Signed by eke Chaltaais sad ileanaryl with examinias 'tatty ;or Mr. JoinwUregost, Clensene,s lon.London. • • . New Orleans, Sitp!einberllo. in iavour of E Mack. Ransom. oflielford, Lancashire, wine:merchant, dealer These Resolutions having been put t o the q uestion The Abbe li . • and eharnan. Den:la, IT. and.l4Paar7 ll.af I I, stabs Dial:« one alter the other,' the first sir were adoptedwithoet* water Arneslen, Matseheiter. Amanita, Month. Diebwortli, Ghillaildell and Drnison. Manchester. . •. . . the least Opposition I but when the 7th was read, " l° " Seui " n i • -,• '. d eal some disapprobation was manifested , and Mr. Livings Hoot Ford, of Porsmouth, and Loudon, hardevaremso, et . . •t . .- .• up the present ant 411.p.n. , , Dec. is, 7, sit January il, at twelve, at elm tons nia n de.g : Pee(h 1.11 oppos iti on to-i . ' - ' anittee he prod commercial Ramie, liekeit Apoenies, Mews.- Panic and . Mr. _ 411C_SC soported the 7thaesolotion.' Mr. ,P 1 Amadei', C: 4 1 . 11 brelePPlCe s 401idelit ja . Mr. *Ogees . U. Mr. Ghrymes and Duncan succeeded. In the sequel a n atneeen ner , eat, sti , l tar . •.-. , • • --' the RrisOlution in debate was adopted. which *Multi Fritacts Cc. butt the eider, - Fratte searbatteie younger, iind 'lira). • • ri " for h It is alledged 'in the Loriiiana Cowin . . that the —nro t asyll i.f Mintehester, caticm. primer', dealers, Nivea/n*4'ndalready first and secon Orleans has raritiviv,Vee ev e N J sod Januar,- i l', tie eleven; at the Court- C i ' nl9 ' c'd'rmi on t h e New station „. Aft er a s h im Inion, lends.. Attortdes r kiessr.. Atkisson andffolialid, Leeds. sailed to chastise .:' the hotgePee of the Spaniards. - s. • • • • • - • nesmutions of groom stsc-.assis sad Da* itkhards, ipf limglpstraet,*South.• .-....-................. • . wits., mkeera and drapers. Dec.. 79 ie.and January-i I, at an, :- 1/4110/111Rafi MAJL. • • • ordered. Ofai e s , Dhildhsit. Attorney, Mr. itmenean, Lincoln's Inn-square. . HAIRBORGH, NOVEMBER eV • nullity of nut William *snails. of jilideaster, Iferkshim. lax-dresser, dealer The Elbe is - tullot drittiett, and may alinost be caw T wo P°l 135. en d s haman, Dee, is; et By, DM. Mat eltr and January e i dere d as un navig a ble; s hip s w e b were to rope ti;:il tw,f,e, pa the Elephant Mid Camtlt• Inn; hi Sluddergate, some w Vett. Anannime. Mr latnes4leton,*padeutm . ; or Mr. Wm. P'sse.up to the city have been forged to moor no the the Chamber: Drsk.., quentOlll- 9 qhare, Loudon . '•j,- - - strand. It is said too. that an English brig in ballast ' 1 . • Th n written discon Edward Salo; of Emile!. Wettasorland, upholsterer, cabinet • has been observed drifting about the Elbe,' neat mitten deakr mod charm :In, Dee. I a,•si men, Dec ..; 7, at ten, .Blaukehess. witliont.being able to get to the shore and the pears nittflitiosie iI, as two..si , lie- King's Arms lon, Kendal, The Hassling - Dew boat however. can go over the 2. That in Ationsiei; Mr' Willim Jackman, Garden.eoisrt, Trawls, Low i 0 dear or Metal, Pen aedJobilsos, Kendal . • • .• • • River,. . speak in the d . . SWITZEULAND , OCTOBER so. • and published 'Mims. Olives Wprwick and John Aldred, - o f • Yorkshire: enemies. dealers .. charnsimiend civilises's. D ee ', . A D ecr e e. of 'the little Council' of then Canton of of .. the sitting 1,50.0,5t0 Jnestry it. at tweive„at do Tontine Inn,Sheli4d. Argovia orders that the bodies of perso , ls who' have i t W,45 rose Morales. Mr. Droi:lield, stietliell; or . Mews. Tikes end . c o m ?ikon Collemaa-street, Londo. , Samuel Mime*. of Mester, cabinet-maker cod upholsterer• • • Pe - 11. fa. and January 11. a eleven, at the White LIM inn' "tester. • • Aeornies, Mr. Kest, Cli ff ord's Inn,..Lindon; or grunds, pitalmit . .ed suicide, or are suspected at having done taken toto.cor so, except such as are pursued or arrested for , a ca. :F lag Per G crime. shall be buried in the usual burying- and those who attempt to bi n der such bU-. 1145 francs. LI Mesers.Leeke and Potts, Chester. .' - According rial be liable to a fine of from twenty to one hundred ' 4 d* - • • . bite Robioson.of Belper, , Derbyshire, grocer, dealer and chap francs, • and to an imprisonment of irons two to ten ' _,..._K in g t 'f _, 914 1 1 Mins, I lee. 12;43,40a Unitary' 1 i e at twelve, ac the New Inn, days. The reason for this resolution runs thus i . tn .. , e a ,n in , at ta to r e ,pe je r r y ei.s is a tt De t a y '.- " ifan4 ma ' . mud ' u l an And Hupi c r9 L' asan ' s 49 %VC have learned with displeasure, that in some Ina Neu square. Lotiaon; ior Mr. Wragg; Batter. - parts of the Canton the prejudice still prevails, that P /An sec ter, .4 'Wakefield, *Yorkshire. linenAiraper, Dee. so, ss The AIME "4 I,, Aary , 1 , et 4 1 ,,, 5 ,„ , t e k e. c ass t e h, ag ewlee. .w a i ts g, id ; the bodies ' of persons who have committed- sae. A•terrif,...Mx patty . , Chancery-lane, Londan g, ei fed ,es . vide , or are suspected of it, ought not to be buried . ti ... Wne e.. ot . ' he Limb and Son .Wak ! fielel: ' „ .. .5" . • in . the usual burying grounds. This prejudice is as. nu rilesty . - . .... &hem* ieiii; *O t` Golfo" Hill, Lincolnshire, draper, grocer, i unjust in its consequences , as it is contrary to th e gracious len already pub Beale and chaposen, Dec. 1 s k i 4, and January 1 1, 'q *veil* at 4 spirit of Christianity and tau ntanity. As criminal as ( the Aelgel inn 4 Benoit. Anemias, Mr. Pc er Po shied,Rostou , ! . ... 1. , or " omits. iodinstan arid Hai &rwidarays cmiss ai Tenor& . Suichae may in be ' the e yes of a Higher Judge, when it Is committed with consciousneu and as a free act, •I n the nt Villlam!Nolikon, of !Liverpool. merchant, Dec. NAN, and Jail. hide ~i t . ' . Liverprol. Ananias. Mears. so is proper to. be judged by man. .In moit Y h rt ve be c en 7 r 11, a' one at the Gory inn bistkr an d Lace. Liverpoolt . er Dittoes. Atkinsop and Wales, cases it is the innocent consequence of bodily dig se, obenhery.tane; London. " for which the suicide deserves to be pitied rather than Kama , 4 11 d Char* shepherd. of Bath, staymaker, dealer and shipment condemned. If it shOuld be punished as a civil late ' V3;13. Sndlanuary 41. st eleven, at the Chrinopimer Inn. crime', then, as in other criaies, all the circumstances Bath.. Atternies, Messrs. Langillnanit ilatteduldeaselis a , • : under which it was committed ought to be pro v ed , " Daily as egeare. London .* - e nature of the thing, is impossibles and aVatihsto I lingworth, Joe of.Cieoroo.pard, Lombied-strusesimms" which, by th e , distuibahees chapr, deafer and thiamin. Dec . 7, i 4, and January ; I I,am°, even were the guilt of a suicide recognisol, yet he is the real or at • Ile sotiu.liiiii. Alumna , Mem% ilagiii. mil B 600•14 *Vat b ey o n d the reaeu Of.ponishaseit, .and whatever is ins' N al t, and • iii.' titten's Flue:Biiihopskate. . • flitted as such most fall - entirely no the family he .0..--thate whet Dead tier.ekeh and Nathan Caspar, late of Leman-Street, In leaves behind, who are already : plottged. in distress r9itien. Mu ourhusa t alisSk. nierehank, *December 3, N. and January , that those c pl e at eleven at Guildhall. Attensey, Mr. Facie, Mao's- 4/144. worthy of pity." •• . , .- •.. : - • • - toners where efirt, tuit 11;oad.atreet. .. . . ....-. • • • lantas itestioadi; late of New' York, in Amides, tat oat of • '' FRU& PAPIHIS. . ..4 in,PT" la c es • nbcithbri *oak Rbrral,usetelianr. drake end ehnuaan, DM. . /PARIS', NOVEMBER MI. produced ~ ~. 7,-Taitsoa January Moe tele, at Cialidtraff. - Attoesey, Mr. ms 1.• James smith , v., I itlisabeaselatll, London. . an* R in g not bein g entirely recovered ro is Reward Ainsworth, of Manchester, winweseeetteet, dialer and fit of the put t _ heard mats yesterday, red 4 heretra i a hi e apaor . Ittobe tonic aloputan, the. 7; la, anti s imilar/ et, at one, at Ouildhall - mints. - His Majesty *afterwards. presided over -tba wenees*, - Messrs, tows audtbatiebh Angd•oalut, Throg Council of mi n i e t ert s , f r om one olclock jai .hi s t. - AL cotaivis of ultinen4uen, zond•n.- - - ' to Ludington. tate xi c e m n i erc ta uree d t L i m bo, nestep., noon h is .. biltsfy WO, ..received ... the . Bureau of 14 letaelkrt wl hiker. Dee. 7,te. and.laosiary it, at ten, at Guildhall, . ;Ammon ne ere ! wit h *presented him wish** . 4,4 - *lnt, Mad . . . , ktsesey. toir,•sstAitt, 114, Berwick. street, Sehe.,;. : jeip/tillA .. tie:o4 4 Otay . Oonations, adopted lit. lb4 gla l k r iarit : ua l ountsoe,seisiailite oiCieslmusii.Herts; end la st No.a, cha"m t hei7 with the' o t c eptiwo o f t wo Ansol ow c wi s , kuigdon C4 ' 44 ° 111 ' 4" 8141611 " /""te" ' 141141.4t ' Ihvid " * el' ' which tin 'Uri . .4 • have , been Approved .lay Ins - e h t don, Div 147 y MUM Dee.l4, miff isonsgyi g. si t k weley, . .:,. .. 414:..5!.,. .., .. .. at.9utlfibalitt, atitomiem,. Meson Lao4,Wileradisedeow , ltrettP '' . --'' • _••'-- c , • OA .been, i .tlinneinirt•iTentFie! .E; . • ••-, . ,Ir • .' rile Chambili`af Alen,. in ionseqinice of 'thi . ‘ll‘ * 011 ° 689 111 /take& 13Ultisalas'a r lhatlO 4 aaam Piagaeilidialift 4 =e - &tort pf its,Vainhtbititin on petitions and the aliseitiiii • . , shit wine A _, • .. M: Dot, t *I• and /"" 1 "Y I ' 9 *is** at `•" 11 - vett of 'Count Laity Vollettdal, has passed ttr meat °be latter at A d d . RitAlruitsmateCotiFsaiise,easiiii.sitserithiostes - t . 1 ,.. - tin I' lads. . r , - .. •-i '• :•••. - .. , • • oe or the Day ' on the o f • enaoemoneue vow bor.i, of yysi,...lseeibirsuulionefaetseee„ dealer and Robert. who complained of the arrest . of "her (mini td , ni_ ._ ults, A tte cilignean,Degt 9`,l9,.andlanuary (t it eleven, ono .Wilem Lid brother, - dtlimed hi - vtrtai oi the 'Lair ef lhit is the lea libief 'lnn, Canlaares'veani t • Attas l94o :maiesa; l4. 4.ed" and Oth October.. - • .• . -. .. . _ . '. • - • ..-: .tK It was No. Prtnie•" 4 "; '6 " 6,l ` .3lll**4°ll4. 6 ' l* Elantbie9Y " l '' _lt is gild thifillieConitat --- 'sienn' 'on the Budget have ••••" "a e al of tin idellerst Meek, of Donnell, muff-edshire, vsten-epinner . , 4! , . s od monsoon, Das. is,l4;ind Jan ; p;r..lo...,r4t . tfisTighnt appointed Baton Lonis;iormerly Minister ut fitudle,f t by M. de 11 tin t 1404. Moran, he ester, Giulia aed Co. -for their - President. - • • ...• consequent w ar dad..o,,,,,Leationi e rartregelde;foldfoiduilire. . We learn from siweeUent . tutherity, that theininani C l a i n btr • Gee*, Ckenster,iati et lemsica,buteow of autinti, Middlemen whic h had teen sprea d • ot the , swan — _ _ . _ ._;_._ ths. an aierebsosii) ,6 a" 14.;andJan.1.1r, at . deem, at • Guildhall, "" bung o f apanteb gmg Loolion. Attornies,lllr.S. Collinridge, Cole en s isoOPS ill Catalonia ill entirely infOunded. The tea'. : cunt! of M Mars. is itilsClaree, Toast s ,, ta vstiiie., Risaifordayrt, timid . the Cotten af Madrid and France. being very. t the new. Cl, mi ,„„„,,,,,ci,..tr.k. •..,- —s- ~_„,____s . „; • .„ biendly. - maleralenee idone onuld . endeavour .to m- ' be e t ? It t a en itenky Nestioviti , "° ° lianSta; n a ry- ' 9 " 1 """' duca t .-. 45111 spiri tears,' by istirenting r an brmanient on the part *di ration 11 P t ' thetitoies Dse • is, ti v end famearp t i.r. deven,maust , Mfr.. • . .... , . eulainteininl sold ton • Yeovil, Bilienersetdme. Jltteefllas, ;Wears. Wass an All y litusOlt; sno - ea s t M oti ve. ..- . s ee Atiati, Yom; sir .Mr. John. Winks*: Red Lion.Stuare t •- l'he' 25th Itistauf;-ar three coeloCk in the Aerate:it; -I ,TetAl 1,3 P1 I.ferairn„ Latulait. ' - *** - • ,_ k _.., a half•pay officer,' called - Dutour and Who' Was - cor 12 qieme - -4 1 i ;nowt i Mine l"! 9 " 11 1 °f B°2 „ / " 9 Ku .i.7" l l" ° -..., i112k ...--.. er ."`"" 'thieve of marriage e - Was 'at . table with - his Mother % w in to,P 4 I . and t h... tuse , D e e...a; ie, end *an. 11, as wart st tosuoussur e ,lIS. • .A . . • .. •• • LAIRIO 7; Att n re ,y m f . (ha l o s g ooss esoin es u int be t d. pen h is m ov i e when hie - father entered. and appeare d ‘_ i ii ilifir . Pri - - ► ,•5....• .' • • st*t.-• • ' .f . ' • • • very angry at *ear nark% sat . dissni to dingo' without t'eseur two . 'AD Vithentr 'ad Andrew Ranter Aiken, al Cseas*Sailrm Eas! him.' He launched out' so invectives against his 'Ali alPee v 1.4 i Dye: e. inerenntim, dealers and ;lupines, Die. 11,17, miti .1 and his son , - and - tan fit of seised S . inifeano them - to ea , fault* eleven; 'at Goildhall,-Lontion. Mistier, Mr. ig.a; i ~,. rage, jkysna; No. I, Hrinat our litresdesedie-reeet. • • - 41111114 th e young mos,..WinsaliS4 instant) The Na to their eel PM*/ Meettan,••ol. Abferniantittry, 1.0‘1400, sigiAnsailbitme, ' 'al Guard having been attracted - .by thi'efineita 'ainetl - all .'• aesier%ind Ammer., Dee. 7,14, and Jan it, at tibiae *Md., • uproar, insisted the father. and led kith to ris•ii. " . .heee : ,..ltilial awl*. Stivve4 l4 44el i gelovi,. "Lit the ;light of the 26th 'epersort . was thrtiwo from ,; ( ,Lehf 4 neY halke.A,torelet, Monty WM; reiderttle-leace, Old Jewry. • . Hints ak;e6 . ,. o 4;exkisSiter,ilileici,linest apt . ,-, afatteth - story 6 .-r t j as treet Moutpyllier f nearthe pas . " . .'eg. a . PI Dot. 7, ii, mai faskliliaillonnemeinuilakell,'l,6lo.4e a .. . . ..ie o f PertOtti . the . PalaiS Rtiyil, iticidasheo nie glee 40, &Inn. killitafr Wil.fleasit taillirl y : .-- '.' eiF4lolloe finfal!tgr Ibc hid *I raisin), be* melt • `4hs, • • Valls ebauV. 4 nb.e4 Of oP9a4ite Pelitim..4* cortex; the revolutiottary tendency of their Ito, a But while the inhabitants of the pow as 'aseged in the very serignts concern of ural limb their Authorities, and the naturalaeverity tiMes, the inhabitants of the. capital are solely is-observing the intrigues ef the Court, !web itself k wholly absorbed in itLown frivolous il dons: The triemph of M. de'Cazes, and the d of M. de Talleyrand. together with all the lii :Osmitanoes connected therewith, such as di *performed therein by U. Pasquier and if. .if de la Clustre and M. de Richdieu, to which 1 ,edikdilie desire publicly expressed by the Itn nate' who visit the Tu kik.' should visit the di, tousitier are so many events which distract th fibs of ifiniaters from. all public business. a M. de Cases has very adroitly .thifted sponeibility of the Censorship on M. de Rich, what' relates to foreign concerns. Hencet articles treating of external politics, will be m tar the Censorship of the Foreign Deparune this mancouvre M. des Cases not only relieves of *the harshen of responsibility as to foreip but he will elude also thereby the quesu Vberty of the Press, at least as to uterus!! Which ciestion will be withheld from she as . don of the Chamber 4 -11 Eon the ground of i the desire of the Allied Towers that the pp etTrictions should be maintained, for which 1 will Ise states c the Ceimprship of foreign o entriatetto.the Foyers department." THE EVRNING STAi LQNPO - - - MONDAY, DECEMBER 2. Ist rates or STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE Oti Itttisasel isi --Cow; eta Olt ar—Cias. fir ace. if 4 pet Cent. 'I 711-5 p Pe" Nan as# lizelrsiser !WOG. 10f. pr.—.ladies Moods 4ss. to. Last night we receitid . the Paris Pipers 0 day,aind today those - a Friday. The come former are uninteresting, but those of the I are important. The Chernbey Deputy enest bustling daT Oh Thuradayi the firs Cbeir pnbli - iittlittes:a is 'given hintir extrac details of .die latter part, - which were by fa impOrtint'illteleien Maim:lite of the *di* had lii ',compel us to gieentetelt time. Anita of -theta toritar. Tilt fiaprietbr and nit* of a Paris Ja Pak An; di Rot) has been arrested and cf secra:-Ais ;Marital stapjseJ; arid. his papeis all by ihe fit 'Of De •CiLiss, ifie new 14 Zane . .. - 'flie difighterCf the injured hill ilireiaisted a moscspiriiid and iiadieuil'etit ' %tither Of • Iti -- P - i ' t i he germ t thi s , ctitigh- fi i h .arisifpr'isentel aisalitirki . ecitialitetl. 0. :betel* taken up I,7 : thirdalibli, a ii(41:11 'lO4 Ni c e lit ihtArbiiiiiiiiii'de'betv*2 the . p y, . t .. . , t . opt! ' • an d the ittlit)i;v . ilhi .. ..(or Ili a i vimign4o.ihai' Chic: • Pctiti:oi - oirlat i t, L ' l. It wilts . oraeieilio • - b-i'itatf: boirei isorf . . xiaj *ty '* -: '4C ai ii Ilkintioilasitli ,ttent speech, supported haptayer : he 1 L'ihe'efisitaiiiit* to whim It had be tififrallpalk*ditAles. rot tame oial i , s; fic the cabs s 4 lsePrftite i fs arrest, 'itifitirily inforin4 try tie of of . le — Citurabeik 'ifs - ;s' peen' . r 4-4, col - no tainnuatiens whatevei'froat thy ,King' 2,4 be ihitettre idaied tp ilvelliem 'stir : biiiikoiiirkait catiehided•hy moving Gnat 1 Of . P dice iii - rorinifit tecifitire(iO - gife ill al" clienity ipl.)itsvitiotii"‘ • . . . , fit. COuttiecil,titi,lallOhie tPeith...4o milli the right of •Miiiiikeis • to - twithhahl •-f at they pleased, and called for die actin 1 .. The Minis* of the Ibticille - thetl'fieil " 4 tics also. • • -.. **' - . -it Member !Living afierwiils observed alisii alwaii'le'pested: in'Talit • to that Areadfal scene of oproar and confusion and the Royalist party in a hog left tl L'thflosher party, . scorning to vote is II Otell.4449uraed. the . decisica until next di he Carr Royale has. rejecte4 Abbe 1 peal. lie mask therefore under i gn his st .-- • ...• •- ... , ,174.Frenchiparaalista take great psi . IR . the ctsaracfat of Cint,erpßllll the B tO011g!t/Co• It 'a Tr ;rue, tuat he .m.)stnsercifaltamereige..io.the , wo etory-eff killing his-livaucite asysicitui I too much of thclanaft.,.. : ~. ..:,- - i • to' French -Flands.kisestotp.... They a 17. -PARIS,: tickle/mg= ap,. !HivldAjesty.conttnues. to. enjoy; the' 'state of health. -The Duobila de lent pietely recovered from Alts..indisposissot hsr confined for.mme time.at tho Polka ;On the 27th, at soon, the Committee 3 of Peers isieteatedi6 the %lag tire" u 1 the Donations to ibi Clergy, Id v ' iive the Royaraiitini: .".• •' ' ¶On the fermi of the Committee' of I 1 4 - , absei watt...ins or Cainttilly Tolima ' t hitrcif - Prs 'p iss ed tii-in'eoitiii of t& Atition of 'Mademoiselle R•iherti ialio I Ille,arresx of her taffies : alsi,"ksialteiy de ttie Of the lalfr•Ot the ..2 9th 09A4ri. : , ~. ',. Wilikive- received- ht:the:Agar of f 4 .410 . 4.; . ps id' .the . ,Sitiiiti:an" IA 'ttfads literd is paving!? tiancialls - the Colonist It 11:e - dr:10'llieltiabfl'eaUktbst ske r storri, aliiitive.... • *: .'' .. " l , n _.: r , ..._,• •,. , theatigh dif semi iiirA wv have 1 -ikee frook ii..lo.linget. Tbellerin