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I DtPEN ogNC.h: lAZA it D and • CO. tb e cONTRAC 40 - 11§!. siX TNT Etter TtICVOIAI4D3 1)413 DAY! (LIZARD and CO. hive the homier '(Os _Otintliaitnrs) to su'aas i ;.1:1 to the Public a Scheme which they true Nellttneet with g! ; p ! uolition. The present mode of deciding all in one clay, (Ant . by UAZAitlf and CO.) having given nitiversa}strisfac i moo, it is their determination to ocontinue the same plan, al .busgh there ale no less than S4X TWE/CrY Tiff/USA NUS is the Scheme. HAZARD and Co. respectfully solicit it continuance of that mtrot.age which they have 1,0 lung experictice4, and feel much • • ptosurr in bring the first Contractors that ever presented the l'ubhc with SIX PRiZia '0,110:00CItael! ' ALL TO BB DRAWN IN ONE DAY! Br Fitt of ralianittit ILottyrica moat end for ever ai the close . of the present Drawings: SClll.MV:=llif"Stlffihr Money.' ALL IN ONN U Y, 18th OCTOBER. • NO BLA . • . 2.. . ef .• . £20,030 11 only c • - ... . £40,060 t .Dr . • '93.der Stelnki •. • 16.0.50 . of . • ISPOtt •'. .• "56,000 2 . . . of . ••• LOW lioncy it" . . . 4,060 2. . of ••• !• 1,1911 :tier • • . . 2,60 • . . . of . nney . • • . • 2f4l%loney . . . •26 ..of . • • '4O liderwy ; . . . . . of. . . _ Si Jamey . s. • . NO BLANKS as each - .l..ihn.altoTe, and every. 7.4 13 4 06 , other Number, wilihave.s€slonet, be4sti . . 13,1:00 Numhers.--4Two Ticeets'otesela *Pinter. ' ••.% Each 4618,000 Prize will , bsre £4;030 'mere •••• • ~. .„ . A great variety of Numbers are on Sale* .Hoza'on and Co.'s •• ;..5,1 9 1 established Offices, Royal Efshapige.parg; titi. Cornbill..;.aod Z.:4, Oxford-street, end pl .- Regent-street, London where they • Live been must successful in selling Capital Priors • having in One 1 . Lottery sold A I.L. the Thirty Thrniessid"Piatit ! Priitir—* last Wear's Loatcriee alstotetbty sold Five fears or :Oa* jaati xso,ooo ; Actl la the Lottery drawn last Wednesday, 31st Apply!, , HAZARD and Co. shatt.il owl • 5!.179 ;;* 6 '392 f : Alf ilf/Jlllll3llOl fl RAYS BOOK of ROADS, on an entirely New plan ; 'l'. 4 wing, at one view, the various Limes of Route lei& .!•:g to any riSluired . rint of Distance; and the Index so arranged *IS to rashly a Eisen-mid immediate Reference to any required node. Price Yu balf.bosaid ; or, with a complete set of County Lis.,4 With coloured Maps, IL'. ' This is thessoet useful -travelling etimpaidon with which we are arquoinsed.'!”—Critical Gegen*. A NEW. PICTUBIC.of the ISLE of WIGHT. hinstiated by a Map, and Twenty-six Plates of the most beautiful and inte resting Views throughout the Island, in imitation of 0 Sketches, drawn and engraved by William Cbohe. Second bon.-- Pike 12s. in boards; oeitt tivo.' with Ten Views, ins. EVANS'S WALKS tholes!' 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Patenteultia%oll: _ _ THE OEXUII23 SYRUP' OF DIC VELNOS. - • • AMONG the variety of Modieitspitydraicia asswne.the dennealnatiett.of alterative the Oennine,SXßUP OF ,DE V ELNOS has obtained a diitlietion, which its efficacy al6ne Can support. WO: riding the lymphatic ifseela, and removing int pedimeittfin attic' finctions, by expelling honours conveyed into the spassor i , Other by injection, impure mow; intemperaoce, or a delicate sndpeciliar eon i tr e Mof the secretary organs. it removes the varroiridUcirlisi; w , .steasion. h not only dissipates &tutelar tuntarts, ertiptions; usttLulcers, whatever be their cause, Out those debilities, aonanosptiuns, feminine obstructions, fistulas, getittolSeuntatiams, at d palsies, which arise from scorbutic, scro phyla*, wutereal, or, other morbid obstruttions of thy glands, of OT tiro - Nags ; of the neek;ol theinesentery, of the groin, &c. which afe the cause those diiiimes. The numerous patrons and frieadd br this elegant Medicine, which when genuine Is per reedy age ee to the palate, will observe that each bottle ha. a label with signature" Thee- Canharn,", in the hand-writing of the proprietoi, by whom it is sold, as it was by Mr. Swainson, his predecessor, at No. 52, Berners-street, • Oxford-street, at i.;s. a bottle, and by all the respectable Medicine Venders in London, and every conidderabk town in the United Kingdom; and the con centrated for warm climates by Ida deputed agents in the East Indies, Messrs. Mackintosh and Co. Calcutta; and Mean. Forbes and Co. Ilotnbay. • FOR PRESERVING ThE TRATII . AND GUMS. THE VEGET A BLE TOO HE VEGETATH-L'OWDER. has so . _ long been In genera use max iris almost unnecessary to offer any further recommendation of ft. Composed of Vegetables, without the admixture of any Mineral -or ylernicksas ingredient whatnot., it is free from chomps' objection _Nodal.- the use of "tber,Deggllfirlii.; Its : 4l,Bersipq poirek,tte jug eollicient to annihi late Moe destructive pat es which miller; to the Gums and the interstices cit the TeeU ;healing . inYitlei Is the former, sod pro. inneints new Enamel (wbett ftlnif been hatred or corroded) on the latter. It likewise impacts o.firrianess and healthy -redness to t4e Gums 1- and if used rtipdirly will pepserve the Teeth in sound state to old age. • $a ' in . eel, at 2s. 9d.:;liiktterr, Chemist, 4, Cheaps ide , id t fit. NW'S ; vortkeep l i; jule p Bond-street. London ;,and by the WillieddeWe -Venders - diroujgbourdi thine. gbichni-1-1111 Vrblielh 'Obey %al bud, Diellises superior' blvees famomlipams, as. each; and Bortmes very fragrant LsxtrosiirPlitimin, In half pints, at 3s. Bd. 11c/It - cisty . blialStaltfat Synths s Vzorrsype - Toont aril to observe the name lad - address of la ffattir, - Cite are enuseed on the stamp aresehed.lo each box of this remitted Ihntrifiee, to dila:4okt% it from Imitations under slmjl.rr Will. . , • of FICE 01,011DNA14011,• ft't. Lair,. , . R°tai . PeSinieot of Artillery...l l e t appiiintaint of ilitillielhan Ladet William George glut. Cagy to be Second Lieolimerot, ' which was notified iii the Gazette of the 9th of August lad e does ~. . . . • 'mortals: place. . . 1 Commissions in We Alum: Regiment of lilliith, signed by, the Lord.l Liedkitant df the Cotiety of Sure:.. . . Ensign Felix freeman t Frederic* Bean to be Captain, *ice' John Ilichardeon, deceased; Ensign Richard Wethitill ti. be Unite. rant, vice John Parry Thomas, deriebsed ; Ensign Edward 80. rough Mix Lieutenant, vice Rickard Felows C...dond, retired ; Ensign Thomas Tootle tobc ditto- . Commission in the South Reiland Yeomanry. Cavalry, signed by tire Lord Lletitehant of the County of Lhuioln. William Beasleyi Eat *A4 Captain, viCE-CLrke, retired. f, ..:`..,....;61,::=C ... , . DA N MOUTON EEL AR 0 ED. ! 7. .John Badcrials, late or Witlington, 'Oifordshfie, tanner, „from ' September 10 to 15, it ten, at the Court of CallaliagOnera of Bankrupts, Basinghall•street. . • • BANKRUPTS. •' ' •• '.' ' ''. e : - i . • • • • Jamie - Adatiti, Bri st o l , gtocer a to surrender September lt, 14, and October IS. at one, at' the Kornai* Tavern, Bristol. Atv • *irides, Messrs. Hurd and /*Mew, Mu& EiocrelialkaTempie; nr Mr. Goolden Bristol— • . . . c John White, jun. illshopweaursmitth, free- ' , B-Wetitier ., 14 6 m e f i.; ie, wail October 14 'arillisied ; it Ate iron; eta, „ „mouth. Attorsiies,. Mt -filleigiellik• 's Diet 'A ire ... • ilotopion, BisbdpirearmisemL4* .. , a :: .v. . . . -. •,,(• i Cilitriti Joseph Bodington, 4 .40. acid Octobez 13.49 - • 06901Fklit 1 titr A ativia At:armies, Messrs. H 6111101,711 apt (Mears . yard, ' COlenran.si,rest. ' Atari Askew Harrison, ,Llverptiql,•baberdadier • • lff t at twelve, October 1 and 15, lit tea, at ttse (o dyt of ,loners of Bankrupts, Basisgbalbetteet: • Ertoenins,-• •`. Crowder and Pdaynard, Lodibuty. - ~ • " ' • ' . - • - _. .1..::.. g . I) I r I DJ?.N DS to be made In BASING/IA ILLATEEII‘t . a-__ ' • ....__-' Sept. f. 4, R. Allies, Longo% mecums's, at Me_ , w& &pt. 24. W. Brown, 'Wood street, I:;beiApalis. ailiwirebiggebrairest-tureb'e.--" Nee.'-3, E. Stanley, - Oa/Cat-road; linen oir,' . .at mews. • Dr( IDEN DS tii - be *main the COlJNtrty. Oct. 3, J. Crowther, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the George Inn, Dile-street, LiverpooL Sept. 27, J. U. Aistreipe, late of Gathorpe, Lincolnshire, grocer, at twder, at eke Dk and Duck Tavern Hall. Sept . 22, T. Robinson, T. bLitohinses, and 4. Hancock, Manchester, cotton merchants, atnieravat.the aro rain, 3/4hchester. Oct 3, J. • Didion, Milts Ileltiapnew ..liancheater, cotton merchant, at two, at the apt inaralanteester. • Sept. 27, G. Barnard, late of Waning,. Buis, brewer, at twelve, at the Crown and Thistle Inn, Abiorkle: . Sept. s 7, J. Nosd_Fn• Comp. ton, •balser, at twelve, at the. Crows and .rnistl. Abingdon. Oct. 3, T... Wier, blaneheater, and W. reatscht, London, pftecbta, ee nine, at tke Star Inn l eManchester. Sept. 44, Embereon,.. Becks,..lacomserehant, at two, at the 801 l Inn Olney... Oct. 5,3. Sate, Bristol, tanner, at one, at the Com m ercial BMW, Batiste'. Sept. 29 1 W. Ch ubb, Bristol, merchant, at one, at the %mow. Tatern Bristol. Sept. 23, M. Hattersky, Bitten -witivtiarrogate; Yorkshire, hotel-keeper, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Saaresberough. CEIttIFICATES-4m. 24. • -41. Hear., of Chirch-scr..., the Cape of Good Hope. J. Street, Manchester, IL Doodiety, Bell-lane; tllihalhdd., mustard-manufacturer. J. thiv.ilosissesed, Nortitumberiand; lamp-black and coal-tar-manu factures.- Longridge, Boutir'Sblekts, paint-manufacturer. J. Moore, Manchester, cormdealer. P.J. jiweller, but now of DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. • listen and Dent, Goswell-street, tin-plate-workers. Parker and Co. Binh . Horso-yard, Gray's Inn4a'ne, veneer -cutters, &c. Mary Lightband, Elizabeth D'lleMes, and Ann HildretbiDukowerect, St Jones's, artificial florists (so far as relates to Mary Lightband). Wood and Wintery, King -street, St. James's, breeches makers and tailors. Howard and Wileockson, Nottingham, tureen. Wright and Worley, Manahyster, calenderert and =hermits. • Paine and Alktryll, Rochester, linen-drapers. Raby and Co. Mancheste r , sWit-merchants and hop-clealeri (solar as relates to F. W. James). Phillips and Trace, Harcourt-steet, Mary-la-bonne, drapers. Felker and Co. Woodbridge, Suffolk, slate.merchaqts. Callow and Levees. Nottingham, makers of lace.machinu and planuraerarera of bee. Harvey and Lyster, Nine Elms Dairy, near Vauxhall. Anent* sod Sea, Dorchester, drapers. and moiety,. G. and - J. Bartlett. Mecham, Devonshire, brewers, and masters. Whiting and Oat Lothbury. Moores' and Betteridge. Coventry, milliners anddress. makers. Saxon and Co. Aihton•Under-Lytle, Lancatter, cotton rwieera. Aloaley and Mann, Oldham LLcashire, ramlbleita makers. W. and J. Peck, Haverhill. Stiolk, grocers mid emPinit . E. Lewis, Blimingbam, and F. Tomes, New York, 131011d0111110N. Kendrick and Baugh, %%limit, Staffcirdshlre, coal-miners. C. and Mary Lewiri, Wationi, Hestforadre, wine and spirit. merchants. W. and J. Wild..Kidderminster, tbip-owners and dealers in bar and coals. Itanoll and Green, Kidderminster, carnets. Wabosley and Confer, Mac:lunch, Shropshire, drapers, &c. Clebburn anal Gunton, grocers. J. and J. Furniss, Barbican, grocers. Marriott and Co. Nottingbans, 'Stratton and Alipott, Shore ditch, attgrules. _ :• I • General Weekly Average . of the Price. of BMA Corn, which governs Importation, Made Op to the 27th of August Wheat 695. Id. ,I Oats 465. 10d. 1 Beans 455. 10d. Barley 40s. Td. Rya' 411. 1 id. Peas 4.55. 10d. The Average Price of Brown or IduscoVado Sugar, eoitiputed from the Retmns made in the Week ending the 514 August, 111115, is4ll. 44. per, ;wt. oclukiee 91 Elie dm*. • MEWING OF CREDITOR, TO-MORROW, AT UM COM? OT 011.11MMOORMILS OT AdamScill,lsts44l.llsviou4 ard; Southwark; 0010 `. Tboolae .I'4N of. Cpv . o4ity, kijk-maiesfactorec . ls • •-*: h • 41. Francisl./ept 4iii)_4ollAnksgtt,.sl! *sutbaNeglph...mlivpir i rlaas *Laltn49l. Roheft Dods, of fligh-sireet; SierOwark. linen•Oraper . 4. ; 1 Charles Craw. of"Ludgatekirtht,l/lcthincr . • — 1( Philip SartU, of Covihol‘ciotirc,:gresebant . 1 ThorW 1 540 P, Of Teddingtoll. Middlesex, makster . 10 9corge liikhop, of Gr e at Ea.tcbeap, butcher . • . 10 _ .............if itnettsst, to sinierlicati to you,.tfle tesulecif. osy, conference. 411 the inchans. 'After meeting in this Slate tgiOaefs cl :the Matkintoth party, and at Brokati Arrow - those of the opposite party, and lioarilit their respectivestate ments, sith C, e evidence for and: against_each party.- I have ur , :d th.m to an adjuspnent ,rit differcuces; to, kktgey have niutiiilTY.AS•eniesi.. .. . . L•crii MAckiiitosh party Verfi,aid retalia tion for their' Illien Chiefs, with' the inimediate restoration of ,property taken ,or destroyed; their demands ;were founded on the Bth article of the Meaty of February last, which promises on- our part protection to their :!'emigietingtarfr.against ,the Whites and all otters, which party they, (the folicrwers of General Mackintosh) aisinme themselves exclusively to be. Whether this pro,v.hiiiri - of freaty was or was not intended to pro 'Oct thetreek'lndians against theniselves, or to protect , t tomparatisatijo smell pest of them against the :min ' bodrof the nation, Were quertious which I was happily , not called upon, to decide; as, in the event of hostilities haviit subsided, my instruction simply required me to l'istidle - pei(ce tipori just principles, aid to, require the intiplaiostits as well the opposing party . tb abstain 'Dons ectiof tetaliatiett Or violence. " The ...reputed hostile party consists of • all the pria.l cipal Chiefs, anckof l nearly fprq,nine• fiftieths of Mei ivhOle of the Chief4 v headmen, and - ions coL teia lgrit _ • _. __ _ luld , •` 'doh—amodk irlio) _ i teCoinize miry ttho were in our service during tht latiewar; Who:, tb my tertii . tnowledge ' have; been l'or, 4 twebty years pait (acrd' think they hasebegn at all lisle') as friendly to di United IS ate: as ahy . of. MX! Indian lOghbOUrS . Cotll4l 'AYE been known to be: -1; met th-naftl3raen At the usual pla c e or lioldin tthelieat'couniirdrthe oat', is I coadd not: therefor!. Apt loplinsad # fact 1, party as in t and in tttl i the CAllhation, and altogether free Or the systaftwfisostility.aserfrod awthsosi I have received from them, in Council assenslsledit iiiast deliberate aisurinee of their determingtiol to be peaceable and friendly towards -their abient. people as well as towards - the United States: • • 4 s They regretted the necessity which they contend existed, for the sttong measures they adopted against Ge neral Mackintosh and others, Who they Alma forfeited' ,and lost their lives by haying violated a well-known law of the nation. TheY — 6416 r-engaged to re stwe ill property taken, •afid 'to 'pay for all that hi s been destroyed - contrarrto haw ; and they have promised to allow a reasonable time for those who have borrowed, and run off with money out of their national treasury to' reimburse the same. Thetouncil strongly and unani mously objected to the late treaty, as the offspring of frauds entered into contrary to the known law and de termined will, of the station, and by persons not authorized to treat. They refuse to receive .any part of the consideration money due under the treaty, or to give any other acquiescence in it. In conclusion, they expressed the hope that their white friends would pity their deplorable condition, and would do them the justice to reconsider and undo that which has been wrongfully done.' 1 have, purshane to my instructions from the Department of War, endea voured to convince the Council, but without success, of the fallacy of their 'objections to the Treaty, and to dissipate their delusive hopes that it coo ever be an nulled ; I have assured them that in all our 'Treaties with the Powers of Europe, as well as with nearly fifty Indian nations, there has not been one instance, to my knowledge, of a Treaty having been revoked or an nulled, after being duly ratified, except by the free con sent of all the parties to it, or by wit.. I yesterday met in Council, near Joseph M irshall's ferry, the Chiefs of the Mackintosh party, and communicated to them the proposition of the Council at Broken Arrow, to which 'they have acceded. They promised to return to their homes as soon as they are advised of the arrival of the United States' troops ordered from Louisiana and Pensacola, to the Creek Agency at Chattahoo chee. The Chiefs' of both parties have distinctly and solemnly assured me that they will remain at peace with each other; and that they will in no case raise an arm against the eitizens:of the United States. Under:these circumstances, it is my duty to notify your Estelle/icy, that *ill be no occasion for calling into service• any part of the militia or volunteers of the Suite over which you preside.. The certificate, of which I inclose herewith a cypy marked A, added to- the deelaratioter of the chiefs in Council, of whom Joseph ilarshall , was the principal and interpreter s g rove that your Excel lend has been greedy deceived in supposing thin the Mackintosh party ever consented to the sus vey of the ceded territory being commenced before the time set forth in the treaty for their removal. This face giving altogether a new aspect to the subject of the proposed survey of the land, added to a strong conviction on any ,mind that the attempt to make the surveys would be a positive violation of the treat, Ilind will, under-existing causes of excitentent,be certain coproduce 'acts of violence upon the persons or propertp of snoffending I'ndians, ; whom s o re are bound to protect. ic becomes my duty monstra.e against the surveys being commenced until the Indians shall have removed agreeabli, to the treaty. 1 cannot doubt that the facts disclosed by the accompany iug certificate, with the concurrent testimony of the t , .~, . . —. 46.44.\ .t - ' 1 77— '777 in :a :. . ;" siiiiftiki " -.. FROM TIIR MONITiCUR' OP 7gli A 440 7 1411 4 EIEPAHTMENt OP 31AgiNR ANO COLo l l42lii. i fRIP.AT TO 'THE Kiio. • '''' ' ' '. 4 The preamble of this Report:gives • - a sketch of the events relative to St. Domingo since 1791 ‘ tfie,:itie. serious state of the commerci a l relaii#V thhitti x een France and its fortal• colony; hil Nlaje'ity*.s dein= na tion to put an end to such a state of things, and to de clare his.% ill by a Royal-o..donocice ; to second whie't a considerable.nasal force.was ordered-10 be prepared, 'not_ from any doubt that the intentions of his ht.jesty would be well received, but because it wait .fitting Ciat *they should 'be aecompanied by that appiatanced forte ond dignity:which is proper .to all that eritanitteg from a King of France: Having stated - hie 31ajeifek orders for the mission 'of Baron Mnekiii, - ead' for the isseni g of the nav,ll force at Po. t Itoynklifititir' tique, ile Report proceeds. ~J• - • ' ' '. id, ii,...: , hi - • " Your Majesty's intentions haftt been tontinally executed wicks precision not Aware ittlainit le inefrpe ditions depending-on swarthy enchregenties , " The squadron ander It. tr-ABinitafl rieu, the 20th of Joopi.chcaisted of the Zyleit tifiltli as; Jean li t flart,;4.; Yates ; 24; the.l4 Mph' Themis, agicienne, des, circe, sad Salainandre, each of 18 .gune; Ind . 4y. s bri g s oflo, 18; and 24 guns. • -• 7' . . , "fialOrt hlaskau, Commander tsf the Ciree, - hart 0i... ',4l,erx to sail some days earlier than. the squadron; 'iihich was not to appear near Port-au-Psitice 'till it shotdd knee receivA noting.. • •• -- ~. .. - oThis OfLer sailed for Nlartiniqtte She 2Sd, with the =ice fligiste, and the Ruse and - Belftrnaiso brigs. fie ,appeartid Off PornauTrince the $d 9f tr • .T 111117! ItialiTtlir - o cr f th e stachiwytelleTfor Teri flo ral ... the 7th of Jane. - The reCeptiod - given toßaron Mnclints- au thorised him to ex p ect the eatite,succe#, or, hie aksaion. . As soon as be appeared Iti . sj4 l ?f,"l, l rPflfrt_cflizlf, on board, and. a soitah;e reldence Stiaci!signed,,.h4a ! at Port-au Prince, at well as to the affic,s ; ; . ,l44 . r r laip2... ~ 4, Conferences were itritnediefelfloPeuf, •4tCP Ceir and three Comtnitsioners,' apoitnted ,ft, if refisi IA 1 of the Government of Hayti, and as iOthres up*they had led to no result, they were taken pp by the PS7se... dent, to whose conciliatOrf ititlntion p aton 1.ra4..1 a due. full justice. • . - .. , . te: ... •:. ..--; . • " It was on the Bth of July, atter some pretimmair discussions, which were nit without ill3poK49Ce sl 4llC which were carried on wits thit spirit of Fatcshaiion which leads to the conclusion, of l afairs, whys Ostri4i A sincere wish to do so, that. the Presided wrote to Baron Hackett, that after the explanations given bias,. 4nd trusting in" the good faith of the King, he iccepgd„in the name of the people of Trfayti, the oidimnanceof your Majesty, end that he w as going to tike'the Acres. ssr.y steps to have it confirmed in the. Senate with cltie solemnity. e , ~ , . • , " I must inform yoUr Majesty that the PgiAdent, be fore he took this resolution, thought it his &nrtts.eon• ' stilt several members Of the Senate,• and chiiacjjnil Officers of the island';' that the difficulties NeMckitasl arisen in the ' &seise:ion* w ere 'laid • befot9 ;bassi; AA they_nli 4cliieil they vionld ,coifide iirthe_wissicou a the Chief of the- Republic f: that coofidence• in 'O4 itroxel and generous intentions °flour *Majesty alines's:lrk* all obetaeles, and chat when Birion • Marten wars haw deiced front the Cabinet of the President into the hal4 .where. all the principal Officers were asiesnbled, cries Five le Bei ! rive la Dauphin de France ! .1%4 la France! were uttered with unanimous acclamation, and mingled with cries of the national independence which your Majesty's ordonnance had just proclaimed and recognized. • ~ It was on the llth of July that the Senate was coo: , 'stoked, to proceed to the confirmation ( . p . of the ordonnance according to the fore . ~, 4 py, the a institutional laws of the country. --• ~ '' '•:,„.•' " 'Mir day was a real holidatfor - tike inliApisti c the island; the whole population had assesiitlio the .quares end 'streets through which the procession was , co pass. A : oumerous body of troops of the ninne, martial appearance formed a doable line from the lea.' More to the Senate Heise. The wittadron had been in wised to enter the port. Baron - Mackay, accompanied.. by Rear Admhalt• J4rieu add Gavel, and the officers of the squadron bore, with the most -solemn pomp, the Ordoastanceteayour Majesty,. which-. was saluted as it' passed by all the guns et the ships with the unanimous. acclamations of the people. When they teethed the Se. nate, where they were received with due rqpect and .cereiriony. the Ordonaince was confirmed in, their pre sences • The pores verbal of this sitting, and; the speech' Ql the President• of the senate to your Majesty's Oodt- missioneti, leaVe 69 doubt. rf ,tut unanimity 41 -mai meta e WI. which it Was'received, 8444 the ceorou su i sra . titudi which it has excited in every heart. "It was amidst th e cries of . Long rive Abe Xing Of France! thng live iris beloved soul' that the .sisting broke up, and that a Committee of the Members . was - ordered to carry a repast of the proc•edings to the ' President of the Republic. - " F:um tilt day of this Sitting till the 18th of July s " A - . - i . , i.. i • • • • 49 t 1 9 i .• ' ; 1 , 41111 ' °4 '. ' 46 .ei g t ...%). '. 11 ! i• A . •- • ' • ' - _ . ••,, - . - ' ' • . , • - . , . - •• • - • * • • •• • , -. _.. ~ rvis•-,, e .. , . t .. • I 7 • .-.• . • • %... ... : ; : • . ...,• a \ . - ..1, . . .., • ..,.a. ; - i•:", .1;.•11.1. • . ~•,„ ~..,..• .. ~. - • .- ~ 7 • - 11 , 11112,114111104150 ••••f.t.n../ir vt...1 ...*: 01 rr• I , 4 - 7 : : i f, -1 . ": 1 0, : A• 1 161:1O.e404. 4 • d: it er , . y , i 4 .- 7 A 44 , ' file ; .' . •... ,i'•t , .. -" • • soli i•• i r 41',..:i_i: A........,........ 4 . t • , Ye 1, ` 3 1 3 c.,'.14'....' . . ti. • '-- • ,_... l • - '..- . 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