Star. — London, England, 1816-10-25 00:00:00

~_- 4i - r•7l - • • -4. y, *s t ir vfia * ' V g:X4'i 4:ollAll:arTeßi: • • , • 7 • " P u b %Toon 41 The nomination of: the: last :Deputy : 4n Was announced to by the, talegrapb. The , Tisitation f r om Corsica *se yetwobeevia. , Awe) reeiew .01:ilsn'WholesBodY , be easels»: iht:et the soirjr. of they, country hai more fatly', d Verdi ....than might. have. boor 'presumed 41*.a on she one. hand. the just dread. ef the proprie: „,tins irrigational domains. and .the .estenragans „ . , 4f lisnaiens.ot the . Ultras threw a. ponderous weight on . the sid.e•of the .parr;zAns 0f . ..a systesi t_ on 'the • . other, iheappointment of the esssloeies Prefects,' she . • • &voted ,adjuocts.intruded on the Electoral 4;olleges.. abused name of the.Plitices, and the arrive Noses 61the e s.liinz. procured immense. though unfair ad. . vantages to : those who, to use the expression of M, „ in the Duc de Richelieu. t were labouring to . , . • make. the nation retrograde to thepoitit it set out from. • in liBU-to saciiice all ,the revolutgnsary interests, . oe in other words to: nbject the rights of 29 millions of citizens to . the refugee , Nobles who were re.entsring . • triumphantly into the.eonntry, to partake the spoils of victories, of which they had not shared the perils.' Ir is remarkable% that in general the Deputies of 'Vendee are • ortericentionable; though these con. tested elections have given rise to many unworthy practices,: they .have ,occasionally brought to light, ~.> king examples of teal patriotism. In the Depart .ftnent of the Charameirthir.disertorse and noble pro -:-.:geedipgs-of the Marquis , de' Ratigtrae. President of . .,.. l ehe.filectoral College,- so captivated the voters, that .8, 'hey came to - ar resolution of deputing him, though •An entire stlinget * the Departme n t. , , s , • • ...... honour with-rare delicacy, be athelbled, en-, .. gaging them to confine their choice to &nit own • t isane immediate compatriots—to men truly devoted . ars the King and the Charter. Profounds Wall the de,•,, spar of the adverse party at ending in thieloyal dig ? 4sict three Ministerial deputies returned ; and they ,-,Amited their spite in the Theatre of Aogoolenre•that •iiiitibt,,far when the Rwyalists exclaimed, Five & R•i! ...-iehts Ultra faction' replied with Avail !es Bobsbotas I ; '!.which the great! majority of the 'audience drowned the acclamation of Ascot k Roi et It Clisirisi • . • es M. Michaud, *hose name has bent freineeily before the Public •lately. 'was sent down in/lons, •intpported by swarin' and indetatigable . • He lavas combated. heivever, by a popular ‘Depaill. 'arid • : . eteither liartrhising strong enough to Obtain 'a dad • nive aJvarniage,iht Chamber wait aisigoe c t. • . . "-thaie. deiteibed to you the Various invitees -*- - employtitratToirliniie is eniore the election of the :171tra - Rely e isk candidates.emitted, however, sgreater alaint 'among the timorous, dies Of nos l'Empsrsor were heard. in the streets during the night, and medals with Bonaparte's effigy discovered 'arid:circulated. These were said to • :be skises di 2i:12711'14'64. • - . el Atl.ycns extensive plots and -conspiracies were denounced, even by the superior Military Autharities; bat the'estalilished. Pollee effectually prevented the . 614;4 of the people Jiont being imposed on. . . • • - • . It is creflitable to the Ministry. that. by the derate tenor of their-instructions, many obnoxious . pfrsons were-precluded from being successful Candi. dates atthe Electoral Colleges I especially such min • as MM. &doe, Dupont, lamaire, *ad Caution, the Ex t Conventioaalist.l. . . .7 PAWS. !mintiest 19. • a I learri from good authority. that the Cbansben • will not meet till tint lffth of N ovember , . ,instead of, Abe 4th but this postpone m ent will not be. •:eed before' ffie • end •of the, .preaent month. that the -Deputies marliOtsFt that . account delay their arrival. Paris. Thei r early arrival is .wished- for by Mi. sisters, in order that, as usual,. the, opening of the' .. Chainberi may'be.precidad by a .few Ministerial din ners and cooterences , for. the purpose , o f tampering . 'writs the Depoiiex, sounding the disposition of par. ties;' and Sure of a majority... :It sia ender. ".stood that' the miin 'stibleits to be. brought before the lAgialatitre • this 'Session, are. a .V"roances Bill. an Vlectio'n Bill, a nd .an Army 841 and that these iblls Obit the Immedi. airJ pror a gtrrid The points on 'which Mionters are Wspeeted to nt4et.,most resistance,-did. ofhieh will it it leese. : a daily subject of impeachment Wtenst tfilitnOtte: the Laws of Exception poised Attiq * th :POOP I eves th • ose who were. :most inittuinesitid passing them, the eltraiv• will. not Iniprobablf . 4te with the Conuitutionaliste. to de. maid their-0001s a etil ~Ministct s. Whu diXolaim all deviariaii'frOM the Charter, will. find . themselves is as awkwerd predicament , when they . persist (Which Is known to be .they,— intention) in maintaining- and pursuing a 'gaff so inconsistent with their protessleini. ,::, 'I ~. ~.:i •''. - . brKi. coalition. of Abse opposite parties will se. ciOarily throw : Ministers into a minority, and probe. bly prevent them frem.procceding„osether points, in whit!). they would otherwise:meet with little ,opposi lisiti4,re short, kt,ii,espetted, that those.twe 07=0016 PPE*, Al,Oncgt lefklimodingof Ministersthe A. rill those-km,m fga,p 01400 oft their sinceritt, and first condition of seprA in. 9411 r {hatters. ?kr letelibitatierhf Ofront tenfinet under ,4b o se Wm, 'sod ittiginockrit freedinn *rated trl the press,: hive 60 otheillpdFfnres_than. co - author*" hfi. mistersto Mrk'S - abirre - Itits.lieini aside' rhia extension - tifiVer . . itsitiif****, • tenance. 44A-changilofsPrWeits it in aglietioit.'" ti'is in talethel in dismisi Absinth as Int, ejotiant opainsViiiinitters. :This Mitsui" '.ereopet rather:late. . • 4 , 41.4.1aine dfißirste's IPEoiiitaient s} ; der of State has been made with sr ilew to shit that 141• sisters perstverilii thek system and cltoice of eneeh, ' a owrithitanding the opposition it has heel rats.Avitb4 In the,pepailbrin of the :DOrdegoe, in which that- Grintleman litely officiattd ~ s ?resident Of the Pao , , total College; , without beiirg Alt to aril his 'oil, election, or that of any if An persona designated by' Govornment in that velar. • TM * amity of gritti ie "seiltieliTeit'throsighent treenke. In Paris the 7e, - receive ; no iodetvoitt frOna doe.idiateet of Ohl - itengs Per s ierlic 14. 491,6 O thil * Ore billia: th at 44* - ThffrAre lerviittitiidfights to; Ihei? I)4* tikadogabig Iwo , • . • : . Majesty .." 44 In.iimither; which cieenlitreishert among the op. posite party, his Majesty appears in a different chis.- racier. - He is represented corpse of:Ney on his right, and that 'of Labeficiere cm his leh,; Lava lette is seen in the back greund indoset pi escaping. The paternal *nasal stretekes forth .his : hands to the fugitive, end, exciniess--• Aht,„o4,llitivi,4 , flit pod clemince P ' • • ••• • • • 4 1 PARIS. OCTOUI 20!, es The elections having closed, I will communicate ,to you a . few particulars of the manner in which they have taken place in some of the principal Depart: men's. They may serve to convey an idea .of the party spirit which rages in this country. The generel, result of the. Elections may ,- however , j ustif y some hope of .tranquillity, since it is infavourable to the Ultras. Their force in the present Chamber will not consist of Ilbove SO Members, pastly Men who sat in that of lest year, and portly , men who take their sept , for the first time but whose spirit ot exaggeration is known.. The Ministry have beendeceived by a great, many Prefects,and .evea by a few Presidents of the Electoral. Colleges, who have Acted cautery to their ,instructions. 4ifferallt Circumstances will give rise to the dismissal of. numerous Prefect' ' , mad to ,denpneiation a aipit Mipisteract the opening of the Chambers. The pamphlet of M. de Chateaubriand has been wholly reprinted is .seeeral of the principal cities, and disuibuted profusely among the Electors; the Peet Seriftreis alone has been, reprinted, nod thus distribeted in towns of minor note. • " At Nismes, the Electors have been addressed in a kind of Proclamation, of which I enclose yOu a literal copy. The Authorities of that town not-only, took no steps to prevent its pubbattion, eat they withheld this circumstance from the knowkdge of the bil*iger.clitbe Interior, who only became scquaintkd with it through the Minister of War. As to tlsW Elections for the Department . they took place in that town, in the following asartners.,—Aeparty of Ultras stationed thetaselen*Ae porch leadieg so the Else. don Hall, and. addsessed-evety ft.laator. coming to' give his vote, in them termsw. , yos a Royalist P . If you are, here are ticketsready for you to cast into the urn : if ,you are sot, you are at liberty. so• vote as you like i but we shall .remember. you as a' Jacobin and a Bonapartist,"—A great deal.of ferment pre vailed in the town, during the whole time of election. A Commissary, sent down by the Minister of Police to inspect the proceedings, was under ..du necessity of quitting the place, to avoid Alfas of Gourd! La Garde. • K At Marseilles, the Prefect, instead a seconding, I thwarted the President in all his operation; r the lat ter hat not been elected. The elections of that city. have been entirely carried agairist,Minitten. Kites., naud de Treste, the Ultra, who so Virolently do pounced Marshal Massena, in the last Chamber, being ungn.ilified in point of age, the choice fell this time ' .cte M. 'de Preyrassatfauatic a Royalist as M. de Treat. himself. M.de &leas belongs toe fairily in which insanity is hereditary; and there is no extra vagance which may not-be expected Etta him in his senatorial capacity. . . a The elections of Toulouse have alto hien unfa r•vourable to Ministers, -area the Prefect of that' city 1$ singularly commit:ashy having pledged himself to tarry them againa . the Ultras. • Bourdesue ha brought together the most opposite characters, by electing, conjointly-with men of moderate principles, ouch an Ultra as bisitellus. The jesuitic - naggers., tioo Of this Deputy had rendered him an object Of ridicule in the last Chamber, and lad green rise to the following humorous distich's . •••• • - a Eat-it to• tor, flis sot .flia te sot kap:dies !' .- • . ' 4 , tris etc tie tot piti sar,°ce'st leis( Psr%tssus.'" • - Raver, . : • 1 •. . 1 If. Rat, Yresident Of the EleCiaret College of 130Stt deist, and M. Lane, • bate been in .eontentifai with this Member ever since they . cotopbeed togetherihe' Council of the Due d'Angottleine in that city ; then, as on this diy, Handless preached the *doctrine of persecution; the sOfold, proscription, and spUlia don, were his perpetual thane. Btu then, ,that Prince prudently rejected such suggestions hati. then a light sense of public Opiaton, and well :uhrler stood that moderation, justice, 'and . sibliiiirs. could; alone contotidate hit dynasty en the throne. virvatfr that he had.remainidthas happily disposed I . .4 At Poitiers, thCelectimis were principally in• ; flnenced by the Priesthood.. The President took up his residence at the Bishop's Pelee., inhabited bra Grand Vicar of the name *of Sayer, who hes been elected. This ezcialatit, die son of *butcher, of the village of Crotioni t in Anjou, had; conjointly with his brother, dig:22144 himself by his .harbarous ex cesses in e wistatinif.Vsodee., Since 'the paeib. cation of that cnsitillikailsiwas long busied in *dam sing p a storal 41.1 ea 'Oda Hoar, io favour of Coactiptioo ; end sinastained with, the blood helms dad hinisel‘assdthatisihith* has 'ousel to flow,' Ibis digniturp.4 she; Ciiirell • now' ranks. Mai& d i among A* liest , soppiness , of legliimecy.' Et ' dint of mer.uption and enter, her has suseeeded in ote• tabling 118 'IOWAN' Ot 198, *hid/ COMpoor . Electoral Assembly... The -election of the Other Member, to complete - the represeneadon d'ilisi llie , partasent, be likewise :anted, by retisi:l i pe t electosiof th eir. cask it remain faithikit to - . is. styled in La Vendee) the cause of did • • • 'bat the Throne: • .• . ',. • .: ..-.'• .: .1; ! A aAt Niters - the intrae - hAve been foxed 1 4'4 1 thTitij ussateuvres. ,Appetite:** ta t i c a - 1; - t oistitird, to intimidate the Sleet tors, y :Pad* the ir.W . to publish the Protleuatiat *Mart awe berate:lad; which was ponied agree doe aureate - 4 — the Meilen Hail. This Paged, trot of the 11101 t senile Oita of lbw Impend Authority, is 'orktitalltsfietep‘r atonefor his osellihder WI reir:o l s iIorPOCIS °/' thedisplay of edit grata seal as thiieka . „I', "gilimagyi , toe it ta - net forgotten, that:hi:his c r. '' 1210•10 supply *johns to bitlisperi4 - - 2 " -- rawly complained that the sett •---- 'laded by the axceptionassade ia. "".7 b.. ~~ - - *. it;-.4 str i m ilLeat,t 9l,l •r• 0... '.‘"lll'irriTrt4 4.'' , .'' t r •'. ' ' 4 ' , tfMtt 4 • 1... ,• : fe,.! ',u thei 11 .•! , ring tor titvetii Topimartti . thigeliolk. 41! .'r,iav • a i i 0 d elk- ii i . D o . * lathe aatiairscloat dv, g , I 1 bows -40M. ist4 a ,.. *Calms sad hievetar.. ljaaMisigialata -a. iesiat s , c k ei r v i.,rap of ,Ns . boats Alia .I»ialp wicovars the R4pl. .. c. o. breech. while- his hiajoa7 aschlitiviAolliapli .0 4' It In LA ititesiefiv, aismbe. , are tutifflY ft g du Foligeragitlia , his ser lenity; ; anthill 'lc ili au , S l ,4lW s . 7 , - ~. • "As : to hiscolleague, ass - aPy celebrity, be gra . suit,,sartied through f t Oafgation, • on. the 'subject , , r ioted on his manotirit - I P4). b .conotirbd what east Iles will perform in a Legislads• Body.. - ...,-.• •• • • 46 It is understood that Ministers 'will not propose repealing the - I,aws iN Escepaiono.yet,‘*they bre wailful enough to saw the - Ultras to anticieate. them, on this. questisit, the majUrity will . settailifi desert them, and they will -fall into entitediseiredit with ibe public. • The Ultras are - urell•aWars of the lisindle-thasiis a be made of this point, and it.ireery,,• .prob able - that the foil Owing remark,. ascribed .to%td. kde Chateaubriand, betrays the line of policy they yak pursue at the opening of the Chamber—w 11 faiitkiit k peuide dew Si Si dr la widths, fa,* tiotlestaleit Orlie‘ ..• . . ..,. . ... , I ' - WISMES ..... DEPAMMANI I .OP THE *GARD. 1 ' l6 Finecniesui—Tho &deo width strives to perpotunteabe revolution, is inoblei the 'totem Merle Willa to iis . Otbi the dilatant*, ti the sf.Dfrideic, ties 4 411 . all :lt 19 Maki another Ppm.* of Ws. caves!.. la titer., la yaw 5, the Depntlio.WhotitteMptod to save POWs wen ISA pilled. What has Deco the tapioca of Ow peptides call, Ole 11, Chamber! they have beadted the regkieles,restodmil the soe- Ilese, ream& to the Comampai their kods—they have refilled !home such taxes at lio disettmedve tea wren* They =e thetiedvm - by am** thenmelvellipsaly ' those who disease die fairlaws of the Crown, Whit did 4aiy deaths f' tbay fegfretaiiiiiii the *maw of the war fan as the traitors who bad biessin kamlansidee on our swoop ; they desired Or pesify the dot brawls, of adodniswatioa-. 'io muse oilier sad meraiby to prevail. Melts* oblige vies healed the gelid of Pinata. Who thwarted them ha able*Or. rims purse 1 Thefactleua who caused them on be eslelleel, litenellsaio l yea are nail sad to-fresb elector. Two . ,Itaila. 'Salons are submitted to year theism . Thee= alsrampetiti per younelem and &MR! 40 , she thew , : The other ark* plitg.hopee—delibtente and Armee. What moidenee out lot spire the whirs of the We odious badges t - They dam tell Oaf 'that the digultaries of 11.5 ansfeetimis men, not less down* dna !mobiles tbesselves. Pe/ dare buiSe to ** .elit vtkikif f i Nreatablhilial . the tithes so din feudal rights; of *eiantolliag the isle of listional Property. Such was tie leppose of • Besaliate l es retaining frost Elbe, mad? would yes plat:V*446U it t i .:4-, Isambnaeo I new, it thee, it is wisher& dieelanyeit: theistioNng Peitsei, the Jambins, rakiog Eitik lasoaloaaiierly, iod reviving then insights in thelatatioe. ~ .. , ~ -.• o The erased forsiror sesumads you, madvbeireM you," tut the recruiting at our Legieuti,' that alto of the Royal 9Sed ,b seepeoded—the *dotal Cupp' is not lees paislyzed-ttaa big: eon of the Mao are dispereed..ohe err of Vim le Rol is leriebidOi tee the Soldier. The preseet,thrfutere, the interests of all,•are endangered. • l'he national bolependenee is threatened. Dine. rate and choose! Will yon,eisit weak men, who will coffer abenasehm to be isdlueosott - Ambitious men, who will safer -thenrasatees to be bought 1 •liale .am • the joy of the estemiee of the Tirane awaken youralieulaiske i Have you no vengeance to aread t • Tour efevetlan4grer .rorriees—your joy 'tee i 4 so openly nmoifessed at the reesseitim—evill they sot be imputed to you se crilabsdt Deliberate sad choose !—The elate of thi, Oitioaaanee =impends with that of tbe.itth Foutiaie." • MORT DEPARTMENT. 1 4, TIM flan= TO Till liJJitrlTAfro UAYOIS Or • • Till . . - Chummier—,A appal Ordosnalice if the MI Slisielther. Ike, has dkeelved the Chamber of Depoties, 'sad etenosetted the Electoral Colleges to fresh Ainities. ibteandme, white every sett** ought to receive this Ai of the Royal authority Orb cosset i s few ii4lal4 s •lijosid to abandonment ans em a. tempt.. as the is mitetil ertheOr Revolndonary conduct,' doe dared to view tai sawmetre of recesteuistion as a Monte% for their cause. Let seek sea: raise to be deceived, or rather let • theareelet twabiiiihe.teebelfT Pe*Plio by enar'sMing enisimseloto tissattrootionotit mho 1114barch and these etthe - IPrbitue el his. Fatally. Tim& deciamaiery *err be listened to by say.• The confidviace at the ol&ik of the motion surrounds 'the Thatitr A Oter !Fres tkikui neesseilable What! not s polideal disceeties shall Occur, not I Constitu tion* manure shall be taken, witimmi'theee d boil and ditibefee oketti,s!st 'es 'Mopes& let all theit iaidippes shall %Leila s the tutioftwosed Oases no /sogersbebeie in their deceit al snuesdoes; • std Wurenbehtened are stilt better falba againgt-theli influence. • • • ▪ Let those entrUsted,wititthe hottourable font:ions of pie oar Repeseent*es, lo4ep .43,11iiiia th eir votes. Let Vim . bestew their stages en ops. 4neenelkiAtit the pates sweewh,. sad whose sentiowsies,*siollitidei . awl pure loyalty ere wilt known. • . • .. * Lit their tildit. reflect *honour :ell. NO, PlPOrtairke: strengthen . public dpalitience, anti annihilate its sdirreipeeta. • [ions pt net, Whose ntaceuvres siduleislyirattbed, will beim sooner detected than exemplarily punished. . • •• At die Prefeentro et lliott, October 1. 0.4 • ". PA evi4V*lllll.lllrts ..uaszansataimett flitltintotvrions of Eafkuk__ Et mos ho,n ' has jest ran : is -boadoiti is a perform. auce of stKteh 4 oso oo it deeirning the greatest attention, from tbd nt pitain et of the,aybject and the elelirity . of the Attliot. Ors, manna; of treating the abject. Is new. Isr ) Heasamines.the remote and im.. - mediate mums of embrovointion. Id, Their historical and politiealpartitts. :Stli . frt* state of marinersab Gamma in. that partiattler, *inn * And -sitCli 'as la* yweialat among,: ihn finnan . race -at. the 4inesiwntof each revolationg ,, 4th, The ea t en 04114 !.extended or elrifhted ilfbenee itiays the initeioalo.bler;t• ***.,:he in*CesMatly POint#,RatthsimAloti Irilifirama Wawa the revo. lotion ddecribed and-thatai-Ersom I in order thereby to form ;ammo- fop* la which-111,th: scasuked nytof morality* -11401. - ;amit pofiep "stay converge:. %b. Anthur,iit Mir iiticedpetioae deciaria. *MINI hope 4:bsisir !whip -ftlakisidwesaisid lui d VOW hi* Pair adds If. _Valet -itusefor "_1;.::. d . 4;C - benign; ;Pim Abi a ti ii,. inilgtilkagt . pa" • ." 014001mi* tfihroegh lkossoigjtdd,' Wbenktsiptcr—ke will an i bt r kw order .to snAntsin biome .itt colleague, 14. de Nal , if be ,14 silty, be is indebted for it to his broagh every Court up totbak or 'osbkcs of * bail aubswielirpnr- • • .• • whiset• diat fosim - VIA.. die :resestseirbevoe . tsetbs imay b.4l,ol.adiatalt# 4. B • lll ining OS* Ms milotto Loolistion, af. -that 081011g1 , 010 . 0.416.031iiiillwinevertamibilst mow ~..„,wars2otabeNtioribo4l,4isai - mg mita t '1410.101! - .^16*r." .1 1,!fidai - ii ! t 4 ;4 friirtV:i FRIDAY. Ha Menet e'• Asosities.—) and ~. ' NEXT tHtnisbxy WILL BZ ttWN. 1 : 00 Q 14LNETS„CO? OP ifizo,wo e lke. as. -; Yesterday Stocks pressios. Three per fell frs.n 624 to 61k; Gl4. Towards the -a little, and left off` money. Various rondos r The British Adnilistimbr Ws. had indoigedist in the mean time Row Arian Commissioned' —we knot* not where. the absolute escape correspondence bets carried on by the interven\ efoiterl—These ieports `the/ seemed tither qi 'Fall could be assigned . 'al; and an iintnediac been resolved on. reason at the -priertiV and the - deolaritkin county • that tax/ added the PriiipeCt fotthe ithportition the rate of EiEhange, otolotace the Opportiinity avenge with Paris; 10; was on Wedieida. rent guilders) 12. Voted Alittto less : theli -to be dth*ii for 'importation. mportatiOn. - Wlseseviii operated -to depress *hundred thousands Osediree some effect the market who ha\ or sea at the judgment ate ' Letters of the workmen all remain increase in numbers. To riot at Brecon, protect the arms being in possession the safety of . the. WOrtinte at Mery induced to retu rn pips but theseatsahe .pr . ices. .I:bere.ani furnace, The eoUiffs ere paid thp.lowest : have not returned works, haye. a ;nod on hand, tbeir. same tinte,lo..come.. There iaie, turbances in of er arn*oell ilhetfr they . will. twbeenl -general • -peace every where be things to which die state - of ;he c tika.t, wisdom can , will - be trickled - tn. • Need . . ihan would perhaps . Act, it is to. beAkbpedi , considcritiOn • the 'Sititieht Pteen;ti rot. *hid) has -*heady: It is impossible and we shill net •eitne, till the cantitit'._, bettfits which stintlpitylt filly; by thiiiiniWithe -- I,oogfailArY4One wooki . nalue4tenld ibe:stinelillstsktri‘ with all its reprmlnctivie romp O "f• . % • htinl all the ramifications of agrscr and commerce. Wity 11161114 theltrietticiirliti Fan4ol,kl.' baltered up atlllrel!iptot,e of imEry : iiiherspaieM property ttle,XiAg44? eyed' other emil should. tti Aid* 4 4 4stive isf•le. To • Ista above this ,byininicauary taxation; °' by. any means,whate4o;is to rob the•inthOVlY ttie t h z*4 4 . -*1:044.404 • the funds ? Is tho lacc injured,?..l Niet i fte still , fal"idea EthitW*_ pricer bo Mina ; Open .fir eyetnad isjary Misted be tuts', Ise:dislikedf ilt'nels bad, , z' r l l4 : . Y ..oc A lT t ii L os : . .1 ; • • ig or l 1,•0 .(: 1‘ ..* IN:rApAs. 444111 ) -• • • • sWIE! Vieilles.—Haliai at tie sad iknabiealiouse. • - Oa ~ks experienced a eonsidereth; per . Cent. Consols foe's q t r:lN Gift and for Money. frion dole of the market they te i .. ' fiat 64 for the account, *stir" i rurndort *ere assi . goeii ;it tl4 - I ril - erbo should have ; f 1 ?.; dill It emite ti the Isle of Saiti:: BONAPARTE; by the aid of "thiA, • ere had made his escape to so 1 there. Another verti,,o - *4.7 0 • • to of the Corsican, but de 10 ,. etween hint and the Como), • • . ntervenuon of the Austrian eperts %vie unsatisfactory to moiekal.abd a better Catfit Ilea: there had been a Cibio ol t a , . 1 " date ditsolutioo of I' Other speculators looked ail state of the ion of`Magistrates of tattsrc . easel' be collected to 4 01 it 'a the speedy ()perils of ' of Corn; Which has c*Assetl derange, and induced fore, • rortiiinty of selling out.—ii i s; 'Which was done on Ftid.y a. ieldio at it, 75. ifitnstertb‘i,„ 6: 4r iiiiiburgb; $7.5. bit etftaii ii= or - Seuettoilliais froth ' die Coabient for a t ip Dleateviti ,otber ;causes Win 4 ess the' tailikei ? the 'ale da One brtikee could act t 'eel; kW: therearn alwayspej 'td have no nrind'of their owa, bib! dgment of Others. opts) rph l i . e 224 from Viraler . , state, 'this sort quiet; `and that the militegii i ttiiionseqtience of iiiirke r, drone force had Ikea !Nei' deposited there. The wiling on of. the place,. all appelrsaiit itati, his ceased. Otie chosilln rthyr, sailed she Pan, bate Ma ik - lo 4 tbeiE work without a • aces* men who are *tithe ' ire lourisi *weber owitkiCsdw I ' l !olliffi and pagers, the yerssareln rest. wage!, peiatid rebattor7;esi rd to their work; .betas the am , nod stipel i twt. coaLoad inn maid t . 4ellkek, OR. be disre" tAdtflr ware Nam to ay, heeti'alsie hei„quonirs, but as the Mitgiai iszthi alert, it Irv) be hot , e s d Orrife(ted i tit become-dangerousb; of' t'lre ietnitiy . . 'The people. "ritaiiiaid, that one nf. 4 e -se Parliameut will apply itself aiA country; . when, no doubt; trey I devise. to lighten the present 'te• * "' , • • that Kilrillnt.OStren o PA Aimed. • Imps. be otherwise sectuory. ,ididpest • tint-roil) instantly ti ke : ., he ilisurdiry Of, 'continuing to • rinonedi 12 . milllOns-74at)yi fat ktre.f.lo4iV that, .040"' at. tbs ad.y z .eirsk.• paid • -m• ' ble sufficiently to reprobate this St tetie-ti) liiterttE It from tin!. ! i!ar,c9inntuni`T ti:vithdr; wing of ask riaritee a Cis w beistitantiyitit.; sad m Ammiikliritthrict:A.wOurd * P c"I0e % :SO o'll°g tb , 'l2 itions of agroculturfewpinolaf4 ezrytry, Npkes4iow theinol• comealbe Euis . d.hoidert . stili-Nea!Wasirlithiid iaii :«tO 6 0 0 .10 ie :04( 1 .• lookarktibut prejudice gt Id rig ifyilii4onison4 by tbekstAlkiVe ilk* • 020! ac 'of recerrog bac t b ob it p