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~ 774. I • . :,., . . ~ , t opi • ' .. A Nu,. gi ~ otik Ar - .i• . ~ , v • 4 .1 1 e . •• !, .-‘ i ; .... .-..... . . ... . k T ..5 ‹... : : 2l : 1 pii/uw As.wild, ‘,.• 50rdue. ..., ;(r7:0040(444. '. ( f 3/K1 04 11:: : : • : ...,.. 4 :0:457i,... i (. .) ... :- . a• • 4. . ' 1 ..... . :_....... N'emitit 12.944.1 DAY 4 1KVO IN 6, A UtitlST 22, 4828. . . CPRic ~VBIIIPENiCB..: This day was published, In Three \'uli• l2mo. price I6*. 6d. . EGENDS OF SCO I'LA ND (THIRD &sus), Containing Knwaiso FA LCONEL By RONALD NPCH ROSICIE, Bsq. Printed for A. K. Newman, and Cn. London. list order of the. day,• until the 'at:rival : WOOltlies Commissioners. The Ministers of the Interior, of War, of the Marine, and of Commerce, having been introduced, they were received according to the forms presciibed by law; ist tWo o'clock the sitting was resumed. The Minister of the Interior ascended the.trilisme, and handed to the President the R,oysil Proclamation's - The President read the proclamation as follOws: oraacts, &C. " We have decreed and do decree: , " The Session of the Chamber of Peers, and of the Chambq itT Deputies of the Departm e nts, for th e y ear 1848 , is and rental:3i' closed. paMe, even to the most blind' in existence ifle ; Acidity of this event. I• . • se You will not confess It, I know; tont I caitnnt anuist 'that too judge of it as I do; at leait, - I'vrifl bilU•ve that I may not yet' enfireli tenotii•ctibe idltfaty Whim of the speedy return of-ilte Sublintel: l l4o to minelitst of its situation, aga of the•Onletitode isf' tlinduct which can consolidates the edifice of lit isn!irei; esti fend y kiny.—l have the honoditurtsneivto ynor Excellency the assurancet of my ffiatitiiiulfshed 'Cob •t, ertttiott. • " COUNT DI GUTI.LrIfINOT."' COUrde JWy 12. : ...• • . , I.l4'priliiiiii .Will Gazette to the 17ski . sfilksignst hr m• new: horn . the Ku:•iatn head-ouirteFs. - /fee Jot ! rrl de .St. Petiislistrgh of iheld of • August is ii . jcpwisr.st stil t , 0 , 4 news. - - The following will appear this Autumn : Etreetinct, a Tale for all Ages, by the Author of Reo Correction, fcc. Three Vols. FRUCtAN ALrmsar ; or, the Raleigh Family, an Historical Tale, the Author of Herwald de Wake, Three Vole. kloerrn in the HIGHLANDS ; or, the Invisible Beauty, and other "airs. by Francis Latbom, Three V 01 . ,. Mvsyeasous FILIASOO2III by Frauds Latbom, Third Edition, 761.1 r Vol.. BANDIT Cuter; or, Lords of Urvino, by the Author of &macs Fits-Richard, ace.. Second Edition. Four Vol.. Swears is augur ALessune, by Anise of Swansea, Second Edit. Five Vols. A REAL BLESSING TO' MOTHERS. THERE is not, perhapi, in the whole Materia Me. dies any one medicine which so erectus* relieves the rfl of a suffering Patient u the AMERICAN SOVI'HING SYRUP. .W.bo can watch the writhing tortures into which a lovely infant ia• often Convulsed during- the period of dentition; without feeling writipaltay for its sufferings? And who would hesitate to procure a tensedy, whin a remedy can be frond, which is obvious by the 'Seethel relief afforded in so many disttesdng cams*Mck are coming to the notice of Mr.. JOHNSON ? _Therefore. Mathew ought never to be without the American Soothing Syrup Itrdeve Nursery ; for if a Child awakes in the night with pain, I p : i t ribbing the gams with a few drops olf.the Symp. it will diately open the pores, heal the gums, and there iry pitmen& fee* and convulsions; for should it some In compedriosewith my *thee disorder, it often destroys the mother's brightest hopes. To be' had, wholesale and retail, of Johnson and Co. SS. Yoehlinen; City-road; and, by .their appointment, of all principal Modkine Venders in tows and country, at Is. ad. per bottles. N.B. None we genuine, unless signed on the stamp with Na. { Johnson's own handwriting, si ;hero are soyeraLspuri o us .ergs: FOR WORMS, FITS, PAINS IN THE STOMACH, al AHE more usual qmptiims ofr Worms are Fits, Palos' in the Stomach, Side. and Head. Loss of Appethe..and Paln, 'languid, and Emaciated Appearance in the Patient. The extra ordinary efficacy • of , CHING'S PATENT WORM LO EIiNGES in all, such complaints as welt as obstructions in the Bowels. and every disorder who;* opening or cleansing Physic is required, is so universally known, and has been publitly acknow ledged by so many persons of distinction and tank in society. that It is unneemsary hese to enlarge on-tbeir peculiar virtues. SAS in bosmat ls. ji jd,and gs.9d. by Messrs. Butler. Chemist% Chrapside, corner of Sc. Paul's, .Londint ; Sackvine-street. Dublin ; Princes-street, Edinburgh; SavOry and Co. 136, New Bond-street:' and the principal Medicine Venders. Of whom may be b 4 . pgastica gpipacir, wldclk has been declared -in highly ree, 'moat* Journab to he the • Isett thing ever discovered for tlst onu and Emp r Acies." In bottles, at Is_ lid. and Ss. Sd. , _ ':A 11(MINING OVEHTIIik . ..... .' ..' . 1 4 • OR; TO Tag Tiirllkti . IIIT ,lIIBT/NCT. . Ili E ordet'd i chaise—it was night, and het .QUeen Ai Had silver's! the landscape of Nature diyinc4 , ; • tto the country!" he said, while .erase, each tirphyr of fragrance, supinely. = • - •.. .. loWd in, ii vot'ry °ltasca, - • • . f r ocs by the Jet of high splendour embeied. . • s le d the ride, for a frolic preparing.. Wilkir Ontateaing e one dear, from the ot her he pan; Alighting—bis shadow each Boot in. white glaring, :.. • The paat.boy descried, and be star'd kit aghast I 14if denposs they Awed, of Mystasions peantiMo-- - One fare in the Chaise, and two more M the Boots ! • - • The. boy now presaging disaster surprising, • Stood fost, while his fare bt the opposite door .... VaDetic'd re-enteed, end, features diegabing, • , - .11111ginedmpilni White the Ben* miefere. 1, t r Tilielli slisplay'd-.4nd the boy, "bile he might, • - ws' - affaideed hew many fell Impowasald idlest! .91 Osee Mars reined the chaise With due caution be plied, 1 ' And einned the opposite door once again ; _ . . .t t • • Alighting, a third,time, by Devils embrac'd . His Beaty as they seemed, be no more could restrain '. • An impulse, the Boy, of bareille dismay, '• - Bo horses deserebm, beinaw ma ,sersy . 1 1.4 Nor paas'd, nee yet knew where his terrors had aped hint; • 'TWas instinct, perhaps to a tavern tbat Jed him! ' ' " 0, glee me acme drink !,Jor of devils a legion I've 'tarried, my chain in, the' only- One fare, A Hiendrod at least Wyse came out, Lean swear, 4.14 ibassisdr the vehicle- *Bare beileakl." . 1*„1 . 1 terror reatevl that the Post-boy Irene, . •.• HIS . theme is ! —• The devits In Wessex's fine Jet !". • . This Eaiy Sliiiiibg and Brilliant SLACKING riveted by . . • -- • • .4 7 so, OrItAND. emelon And sold in'every Town in the-Kingdorn. LIQUID in Bonk., AdAod. lad. and led. sub. Al'. PASTE RLACKINGi in Pots, Ad. Lad. and lad. eadi. .Er lite Parriqular to inquire for • RON. WARREN'S, 30, STRAND. MOWS MIS COCITS/LVIRVir ~~ .. ... . FRENCH PA Wt . • • • *sow nig GA arta. Mt 111111111)14 AVG.. 20. • 'V LEN NAV, - The trail from - Odessa oft the 27th July has arrived here, but brings nothing of iniportante. It svas.nserely known at Odessa that great preparations were making iu the -stay, partly to attack in front, and partly to tarn the fortified camp at Schurnla, and that nothing decisive had taken pLce since the news from the head: quarters a fr4tnight beta/ e.. Letters from 6411acz, addressed to mercantile houses in Ibis city, *glee in these statements; and the account trona the ttoetiers, whieh'ennounced with much tort deuce itw (fats ago,• that the camp at Schumla had been stormed by the Russians, turn. out to be prema. lure, ttiougb the prtsereting valour of the Russians, the presence of die Emperor,. and the superior face with thy will attack this important point, promists theni here alio brilliant success. Prince Philip of Hesse Homburg, who is going to the Russian' bead•quarters, arrived at Gallacz on lie 22djulg. Ccti.t Leon Puloski, who was to go as Knisitin Anis bassador to Lisbon, and who was on his way to his des-. Ciliation, has' arrived here; bid on account of the.late events in •Portstgal, is induced to wait foal further in. atructions. LEGHORN. Aft I. An Austrian Captatni .rho ha, arrived here, in thirty siays from Alcaabdria, reports that at the time of bja *patters thirty transports were getting ready in till bole, to fetch the troops of Ibrahim from the Maim. PARIS. Add.' 19. The Prince of Sot Cvburg, after st a ying some days Itt Pails, bas set out to return to Geinuny. 1111011 Till JOURSAL DU DEBAT& • CHAMBIIIt OP PERlig. Agra. sa. The Chamber mtt at two o'clock.. Tie pi oclarnatiO fo, the prorogation was brought down by the Chancel- Inr and the Minister ef Finance. After hearing is the ChamErei ittimediltely separated. • CHAMBER OP DEPUTIES. Tl•e tilting commenced -et three (patters past l'tioek,- end was suspended, after- dwindle,* ..t 41 t • 'T *Vire present proclamation will be delivered to the Chamber of Ihsties by our Secretary of State for the Eiepirtment of the In terior, and' by oar Secretaries for the Marine and COmmeree. " Given at our Palace of St. Cloud, the 17th of August, ISIS, and the 4th of our reign. (Signed) "By the King, CHARLES. " Ds MARTIGNAC, Minister of the Interior." The Pagunattr—Article 4, title 2, of the,Lsw Of the 13th of August, 1814, say, " The Chamber shall sepa _tate instantly if the proclamation shall decree the clos ing or the adjournment of the Session, or the dissolu• lion of the Chamber." • • All the Members, to the number of about eiaty, rose with unanimous cries of rive le Rai! At this' astinsesst sr' woman, who was the.galery, tried out—..." Gentiefieli Deputies and Ministers, I do not, in one sense, interrupt you. I apply to his MaivsLY Charles X. It is now a year since I lost my husband, 'and I have constaatly sought for relief, but I have not been listened to." The Messengers tecinested the poor woman to depart. The Sitting was at an end. . . Ten minutes atter, the petitioner; 'who hadin this on:, 'accustomed and rather tinconstitutiiitilAd*oet titerit to submit her grievances -to the elm:libel, st 11 iiikaatagil in the_ Hall, de pas peidus, and seetased.gwte-astotashiptl; that her liar ..1,411"' slits not listened to: ...*. •• .- • !, • Yaricen i vilos—Pa its, AUGUST IP.-- Ave per Ceritsi On 110 ti Stock, —Three per Cents 72t. 60c .— B an k I,ll76f..aoleipreeeeei , 761.35e.—.1t0y it Sp.mish Loan, .411f.—.Exchainge of iLendiaw env thontli,paptit, 25t. 25e. one nionth,Utortry,23f eeti'llieliattitithi, paper, 251.15 c. three months, money, Z.V. 10c. • ' . '- • ' • r&011 THE JOUINAi. Etteli. tite4TS. ' PARIS, Aim I-. '' ' • ~'. . .: :: • • • We !wean to say . another %void as to • Protecting .131t1t 4 ps. !Ail' believe that th4 ClititEtis. IH' : 9iger; they *bete. the Jesuits are necessity, An.aellitiOn4.o o Y 1 .believe shit,. end .tbey: taritat Al kh hr 4i4tor slam rat.. er doing its,: they! at's' 'good •ei iriltiplOof liitlienderke and liberty.. But what . - i!ICl , !ASO t,.fr), k itcoltot.44iiigz treating: if . iftsi .Atartister'.s* not. Hinite,:.05,11.604.. tllisin France is disturbeit-4vere: thingi if - tile. M - striater con. veils an intrigue lain an aftair.or Siatr. If the linnet'. !ration - ici•ithout effect. what will the Bishops. do? Prda !OA again ; what then? Issue Mandr'rtient4.Aytd atter. , ',Wards? Th•eats: And ss hat will follim? Will they turbid saying Arm .iidniiiiistering the S.icretheilti con fessing, warty/tog, burying? Will tl; evemenaistrieitto ?ratite? - They dare not. It ii sie4e ' rtfonbe iiiffiek. OM of eccleithailiCal punishment : p l it,:tb:k if t osii, toot kon se w .; atsd•tO;esconsmunituty 'pe plc effects th efilits„est csavist to be4 4 iis4efus4=s+ C4Pacilalts4" ratted.. If .the now ask the Bishops if .they could:ley Iluciatemliet.enfFiraitic:, they will . answer "traPosirpaan. Thee iiitilifthrp. tarp Of butMei•4 but nothinsbelOnd thiiiiteissadoif ' the 4 Miaistif- do not tcferfe.rtli Will be. the history of the episcopal pi otest.ttiMi.' It the - Altriii. try tactile, many things may-happen. • The ordininoe* i of June 16th mark• the commencement of anew system. To change throve/to change the system--is 40 thane the Minhtryii to be obliged "to•renew ffre_tlfitteiber. Then come neW!elecfliair,... Whit siin ifieTT4o4.44T to this ? Of whist,ose st iii.k.be• to "airs the. 4kt. trial, - if they are to'becast on the •appeal:with :incriNtseci, ci vilises? Ask then, if they secure Jesniticat :serer ns, dud they +will. **trisect- Ainilieeernitveif !Witait• will be • e literos, eti'* ftie I'fif ' ttoer . .di plestt,t lherk?' This will lead • t 7. On: s ctityicels;eaCil:ooll:l%l - ,4ce kr fraud. Episcopacy . is,., now Pppthe4t.:(l A, e Mi-' ''s ty; if the Ministry -.give. felq,,..they_will:be,op , ' posed to the:Chambett. 'AWL' if , the.'ilisansher vis dis : Missed,' fherinuitt theist all` fiance.- 1 There are,. thett,' tvro lines to cyns4• and theiCtlie.4ria:trettitfae 41/: 4.4 str a y ; and this is the task of. the Bishops.... - .For s ilieW interest, and that. of the Thronepl wish that thellishnpa. should- recede .at the - firstiencuunter.-.. rshisuld tremble', fur them, and all of us,.,:sbistilit they tiiii the Mir' itik nky, for they must gain iseconirkeir it third .' -^ Sbaili . thing has been laid. of :the ihibrirresteriot . the ,Cpiactsi 'pact' may cau s e to the Government,; - We are.pirsuno that the Government will not be easbarrassed r lseisku it is ileterminednot to be. :5 , ...."44,1„. : •. The Russian arm y hes only in ide itself fitisteer#tllle J fortress-lbrail, The other toWiiiialiih :fells' loft. itat poWer. were -unable' to rmist , ; bat if it ttkiii‘SehoMOt . .will find little difficultrfrom the defiles of thollell The Turks will be forced to retreat rapidly in l ThefikA, and to unite under t he' 'Walls - of. Constifitllksillte Boorgas and Ad r i ano pl e catkPot be .difealifeil, - Tf Adnanople a .Ru s sia n . corps.derse..will..bt tent to pld Aht Dardanelles, to m a k e itset I master. of this IpadrAVl ••-** iacilitate the entr a n ce o f Admiraletteydetiee'd. ftaleeiii in the Prbpontidei . ' !'lie arrival if thii fletentrots.: stantinople will render the comasinsiCarion - af fI*TFIO I with Asia vet Y difficalt i and, the stippitof ttly,spitill almost impossible v and will contribute AO tlieNto4a . - ...1 tion of the fortresses of the . Bosphorus, -while elvesat%* from Sebastopol will.ust 's ii ail • itio - ralorOtis to get, ~.! the Black Sea and greet f4inirii3n iiiii! P iil :P..;:ft ', .rf° ittre4 the Mediterr anean . . Asia Mom', fwebte4 4 , ... 1 .....4!, , . of General Paskewitsch, will. , not be. in. a fr9 , 04 0 ‘1 011. ', to give. much succour to the OttoineritEmpirrovisairs' bill only be defended by despair; aid the reli•trarfrwl niiptista of the Malintecdatis.' Theforeat'or,VAiales to * north, of the Bosphorus, supplies a strong pis.s4/9 1 0, for.an• army desirous of covering this. passage aissfsii .1 , turting•the . troopi :.pp..ifited to oesiegeVotimineir tirchet . 'sobt the fa eof Turkey will be ilecii4o; : ill EiCloliptAs ItiOsii•Vintitalt bet self with uniting/014; 4 4*h imkperuhent Prince Moldsavia. , alvd Waller IstaisitsjLaibi' •taiei-g a peconiavy conipentationi:en•d , witiretftker g'' the free patsage - 4 f the Piasplio: it, and' ii.o.k.:*,i „.... el' tillit i to 4.6 sh.ops,/, The'.snuathin.of Constamikople As. i, - 1", neatly ,one for. defeusiva AS .well. as-offentsviverol+4l Situated between two vast centritenvirtiatortretwiliii' neehsever broth) she pt waves giii•lsßi'"4%dbull'''' 1 0 4 c th*V4c.t„ 4 Bye:sista elinsi j ibe. I**o - thoSlan • , -4 6 7 P I P/ Tit *4, la . .' '..,:.. loiooti of ske.liurat- if., &scope, and ads Atha %Ault* haseatainel iviseetsidel, freorpOrnd Hessian tarsi' ' `Yelitliileffilktv 10 eciiistill'ct a en Bich.* ' °I,. 111 ,...11 .ret.itli..* as *.****44o . Oplasi 415A444.1,..',. Alimaagielqo/1 afewirloaitsit ..ef tkapaasmie:4ol ..0..; ~ s ii. , ' is., .. !.......e• :-1 - ." .., : y*,.1..0-• •J ! )ti,•. 'DArifirsiiiiis. • thiltssisiatt Feasants ray 'be instructed ~•iti *situ-stoma...4 in einlaticina in the Propoutides, and to ihe.rotsine Er,t, in order afterwards to sad into the , Me44esraosansOt such a strength as, the iliosernment .'shisikeonteturtd: - The Emperor is yet Toting, active, stud etirerprising. the head of a nation now the m'i: -powerful on earth; and may in a short time dial t e tepid toe power of ,trgland,atad if they should unite what , 'will:become of Europe? Old enmities and hutted% reaso,s ;iarong. B fore such great da ngerr,ene iouisuspicions must f . .jippear ; b ecaus e we must attend to the general.dar+ '; s taled assuiances of moderati..n mu s t not lUPtis to kit>, ", If poly an adv a nt age an d reasonable comperisaw then he sOught , t h e y ma y b e obtained by itelgricisitiOn at AtirLiiiisple. Ferias the centre of this iiiwrilitiii nap) hi .dictated, end yeti 'severe lairs. But if ittAhing*ops' thetOittittertsr:—.if he frillOws up his 'victories. his proi.l jects are evident—he will proceed straight' foiWard lc ' execute the') .itious plans of Cath er i ne; he Will'taki. on account o n ? :,tnci-iitell founded untai:teis tit' Europe. and he will e iv it one . daY, at no divan.. perio4, the indeliendenl4.o/ciailiied rtatienOithen'tbreatehed II they 'may yeti deign"; 1 but they , have no situ: to Joie, in uniling an4l,4lantattin'teii i s'apii; in order -tO Iriake I the young - AiirT4rat hear arilisti: 4 •'` Iltlie ifilerUeu'itt I voice, W he- Siva b cfilti . 'people of the - Wi4 to' talLe .1y 1 itatli,l l lei Oil kintellow to save' OA' rivitattirk i tfiett wealth, their itiStiintitols,'th6ilatitlV.' We huie t a•Moie; ' cogitating lirik. ' ita ;Sia 'will tio(dPipiee - ifiec•uniil of ' priidetice, and ihniiiperneNichOlas wilfrictioire al rte ' I puie'aria melle - gfriurf olietis ' by . OppOsing to fear% and nratign:rat inspititioitil Iroble denial, At peesent the ' : , 01g iif ICatiCe giiiis a tittrtiorable example of 'astir.. ' .teiestaditti.'and gelserniti - prilky. His arthiOs tiflich wild itfii *fleets ituTlii l delivet Greece. ' Hertreiit'ueek ate' ltulkirtritOtt - Wittt tifilibiititai object. No inhlsitioui iiew e t atittititsieilefrigrxeerthiV suits' 'eisteepike." ' Let di breaft thei feaiovi'of 'the 'Dineen •Chringiani—let'ui givilhein ' tit ouhtry V ele49ed"by its—let them Wider m diets.' selves, so' that they may goierd fit.Oly, and , *Athol* te. 'frictions, the country of their hilt . - Will - ithssia b* !eta *enietous . ter hire co-religioniito; at 'his shit taltest'iip argue Only tb Win 'them against more free cOuntries and provitices? r--'' ' - 4. . , • • • ' - Vt.TTCRANDGERMAiIi TAPSIII3: ''. ' ' ..! , atnrer'p.Aile.„o.... ~• . - Siiice the S2Sa'.4 .4 1 4:-I v e have : not feistier accounts froie iiii" 1144414 . 40 bilere tikhossilti. •• . " " : llAMttinttiH;'Xist.l3. • '' ' ; ) VlXes le.sen•freds'ireillietbit'the - stltNitid 76;11 eorgs of tbe"PoescreisiaritreiVllVtif IRO eitm Von ihibllth . inst. titter-Zirtitetthel; IP - Mesta; to hi kt*.iseit' . ln 'timid ' at 1 that •iiiion. - ..:*- • . . '-' -RA GUS,' ISM.: ''' .. __. ' i •; • . Ille ceremony of the baptises Of *the yentig ininieits -el the NatWest:is,. wes petfortned to-day in the •atala. set laid in the progvamme. Abe streets and •squaris throsighilabich the procession had to pass, wale crowded ::•spectators, who loudly manifested their 'respect oPoialtashmens to.their Majestiro sod the RoyalFutnily. .yr_ ,-..- . ---,.., ...-. :.-- •,.. SXMLIN, Aga. 5,. .. • , .. .. , Mafiorrred Puha. bad , compelled the Bosnian troops, she came from .tbe.fortresses in Servia, to retreat into the , tagmfee.,ol,:the.:ProcinCe, bet Alley .returoed .some .tfaga,pfrerwar4s,„ passed titfl Dina below Zevorneck., and, jo,l,rut, the camp of Itiohomed Paella. the next, siOtleSg4Cha.fiSiMblikklai‘ treoPh ?Pis; aktacked, die, ifliclifflOstr.itivt.o!iftid.tilT 1 9.reP;IA. Ole.Puna , .. l : ll eY neNtetielgP,ll canlll.4..welcero, whcnce they hoee,ient senstigns,through,,the whole country. to persuade, all the Ogsn,kaos,to joie them.. Up to the 18th of July, the incuargrium . were still., at Walccro, avithosit fureing.beett, attacketk by the .Torkisft.tteops. It ma the conjectuved, that the B..vnians have a greateeforee'at their dispoval, than the Tusks, aad , thir thsif.oill force the latter to AbAndetn.:trotrtitti4otl ' that they will thilvjein the tos 'lien insdrgehts who'are in StirtitY. '•^" 3 • C * : fLasbatsweass Lendon;•Asusterdans, August 1•0• 1 -12 111 I: Two maillaOs 14 -sele. . : .- , ,„.. ~,,. , , . , ... ~ r ,141.44:' i- ' 534 VISA, Ina - 52....• • i . Aso* CO* 2 :4W1&LEN11101710 VMS LITTJUIMEICH we um ,- .. t.,.•, , !Am Aestorosso,re atm par TIM SIM! or mAy. i .." Co r fu, June.l7: '• . • i t 1 11-!' '4,4;1,4) ackpowledge the icOigt'ut . your • leitegencei letper4n. *I i 4); you eapres", io, the name. .of oe, 4 6 .1ima tot*.o.,tvih-tb see the 14reVaplidoi . oL Iplala t urland esoelf, kspp iibmedliOly ,tcs . .Pcieesnti. 7 , ig4Lies . .9 4 gradge•tvtiikkrola.* . ott amicable rii*O.ope l i . Abe, ifFaits•Oo 'lira s? wiL . Weyei'rePting. with y o 4 tefoin: . Or 4 1; VP:le fril l i : gl44,c ll# l . l-•.. ; . i --A; .... .'-' I ,nMit.iriAfiic 4 1 :.**Af t 9 reiAiOWLlPlaßt..4g;l - hi)t- the Ettlpetorif ;o a r 111 10s;-PlAggis 1 14 • 10 X ii i ii ,pproie4. 0* orpaqo, a1 4 , 4 u4 5 aa,,A1 r -f.: 4 id. t . trpkop'tbot ha t d "uolpqrpi)Y '"eodeied it eiteessaiy; I '0,1 1 , 11 . il - it.:".4e to our X, icl i witaAlop . With* having • Ipir, .ti!li re.cefired the .cridek.oChis laiperial 11Ntaie,ty. 4 - ti A' arksw ft Woe,fciba,insomplete, sod . ;"41obIJ not t 4 / 1 4' is'.i , s.s v 4654 firifthb4p !e 4 p ka !Oi if &did I t 114; ptlcOhat'ij aspep,nirsoc .. .ea:the dignity cf mj Cotiti i svh:lfirseipeiV, 4 .o.,, f ild.i . it e such al? order, 54! Jong ..4 . ll)g,stils se's, litte.dcelieis to accede to the prepepals whigk i tie'Atnlnlisigok prEnglastd. the.gpooysf,Rtii- Sia,.anit Spkift‘ i live. k te4 elp te it at. e t ,sus t .tagtinople. 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Av i elgi v t 44, In tiff pd.. will 4 1 10 *,.l(lpresci•ettoe ii die 7' sipkere t sisb is toi 'Oisispl,_,_ __Alms, AtO *itoTe;otion:of tof, wi 4 .4 a . 1_144.1 . - e r.fsP,..Rviejultersn4s itnsitely cl., the tjiti illAtr.• et. V.lttility4rit , . his. Higbee's ielfif.. at tortgolv.o,s Oe .ieceg! in . gir.ot•izop 9fH,porse777-11Ph ii?pip44Mssi to tie I . • *um{ to glikc i nun!#;:qpiitt. hiitt*b*l i :11 4 ,.the..,%!'lletep,•cir the, aspic. : rilelepebelY' igleiltef4 4? 41 . ..opficti to,,e9pripielk let • itAu4y;Ahi thr 4 ;-- a gi,V iiitr - - 4 i , - i l iii,oe •• . .. . . .0.- • ".' • tie r ft sp . , means k 9 /37 . of A • • .grlnflcii l ; l ; Vt. ' on 144, need ot;peace—cif 'its in:. rse n•hlw w • . h • • ,_, t• . • • - r % It thintliej •7' yffici.! . ppni reader pos., 0:41 4. , ethitkplet,:otiit foi gar And:4.l;43n of rtr•A be s.. n P.tresti . stile {he ir ae es...-411;1 (Impel's! .) Pa9beit: 17: •." - • • • • • • • • •'. 71 P. e 4. ' 4. • • • • COURT CYPCOMMON COUNCtt. A Court of Common CdOncii was the purpose of receiving the Report or the Conselitii•e an the Petitiot4 reipectisig The apProaclies . tcrthe New London Bridge.. $ The'L" , rd Mayor, assisted by . Sir Jetties Shisi Sir John Perrino; AlMtieneti o ' totik'the'Chiiir at, half pas,t twelve o'chiele. -4.... / • •Reinwts froin4setat'eb&lMiltee.'s at Gt tile Cleik and A variety of other I n i n altiisinesi Arai go'ne , Ei s •• .• . through. ' • The LIV D 51 A TOR acquainted • the' eatiet . 'w,t : death of 'Mr. Jos. fluivelli Colleetrit of Brokeis' 4n'Ois • Sir ;USE Stii Ode btiiicei Ai? p p i on . rineint, *Of a Committee - Or — inquire 'Collicloi 'of Wished', arias, 'and whether any*, ina . -.4:6 pc alterktioni Mit be the slttedes take n from persons appointed t o ilia ate': • • '7' " 1 ' Mr. i htaccitnt gave niVae•Of a motion, to eats Coon •expresiing w•tth re gard.* thi roprieff of :Mothering with restriiiiils, tipon!tht plea differtna in religious prin'elplee* Pstria;* presented a Petitan in behafrOr Rase, erickiW of the site Geurgellthie,' vf hb titter and killed by a mail cart, - ott rbe .4th' Of Ocitibei' lair. • A deodand of $Ol. had been imposed en and the diver had been sentenredie imprisonment for the offence: .; The' . f flre'iett. -tion was, that the sum of 201. *Web by the City, should beifeeti 'theiitilia'tenat4 , wirlyise • of tfie•Poose Man. .• • • • '• • The - question wit nad - enriiied,- thaithiPiiisii of the Petition be , ccaplied wick • , i• . . • • AOa . . . Mr. STMIIING presented a petition, signed William Lioncefield, in behalf of the body of Stage Coach Pro prietors, carrying , pa.ssengers from Camberwell, Dul wich, and gifts adjacent;?'o'Gracealiarih-Ntteet, setting forth.that they had S;nn2ease property ei . tbasked in their • -occupatim Andlbat.tlkey.MeFeinforoked A thd ,thg. ap proachey, ku.the . New •Lnp . slon pti.dge . 7,osild r tp k r.m. part of the.. ioad' tesplctiee.dettßatiook,l,i4la t t, 4 .oe ,Paklafi -PT, prep brOgC"4.*ArtfF.o:/-i44°l4lrhus and alargting.to thcpi,isengers nn . se2R , JofitiEsesp-- . tteskof ths . aisent:and t. reAtrgrja t 0 . 4 41 ,i t . that i leeei Ikne,cri mad ley the a P;Jnif b~sot,tbe New Btidge'wourd.loiiirr:e iateirtid .. Qidei-ed.t° stip.Aroes/P9.,IPOse u6moirt i e. • r.. • •• •. .0 460,442 /VOW. • • 0 4 121 4 11 MR NA NAM, ow 4 :el--u A Report from the Committee.. oirC.fiy-leedirselet ing to. Snit lifseld black et.:wasssitati..., staseaiarstbr that warioes plans had been,lasid befote.thena ilswleso .provesittent. of. the Marlast v -by. : ahe reowoNil wail the passing. af-, cattle to , istakitrun the ‘1144‘ — ..the insufficiency: at kh e , size f the.is3as 3 / 4 saii ao4,tharabo titian of the Horse Masket „them • W. of elb,ing the Mat ket. tb.aitets and oa toiagehoss..l4o9d s and- Friday had also.beerk.su.b riskier di s to; tisat.Colnstultee• They had considered of theintrpriety of an immediate Land tempor,ary..ipspooveaitittforirher Mgr kinf.44/I•Amfore ing an earlier and. closes•atteadaoceof ittp.ofitoersi. and their being diiticguished bra. peciiliar, closing the Market to tars* oa.,Moßders Plan the Commiltee44soinnieatiad .tos the ado's*. of _ ..- .Caurt.,-,The. lleportowets edopied.. ~ . - 4 .. i . • Mr. JONES pre s e n ted . a Report relating 14 ity Library, which was adopted. t • .. ~‘.t . . - • .. ,- . • ' : • ' "'"lnew . tottpotira *ma: . v'e , . 1. . 4 -.4 . .: • 4. ' Mr. W. Wastos; its intiiitig that . the tbninvittif for boildingthe new London Bridge, on the fir'tigiege and present st;te'of the' bridge and its. 'approaches, and of the amount of the expenditure laid out thereon, Uoni plaipei that no specific revolt had .yet ben madeon the subject, althoogh the sum (.1 C 02,0001. it td-pes , ed through - the lancis of the Cornmi:',ee since I.ltcti•lB24. He nought that.at .Iratt four r.Aposts...ntight to have been.made by this time, and was a•hatned tttat b e e.was unable to answer any question that was put to him on the state of the bridge in consequettc.t4of the lackta(lo- irratitioa. Mr. JO,lei,aitsiiiitan of the C , mmittee.:dertkil.that they bid sniciesno .repqrt.. With respect to the tp proieb'es-tu thilibridsei they had net let been' decided on ind therirotttluiqart of the motion most remain a dead letter ; but *gar intorniation • vrZukd be given about the eependitule. . , Mr. Dixorr said, rise.Comaii tee reported Whenever they wanted money —but said nothing at any .other time.' It was first said.that the Bridge would come oo nearer Fishmongers' Hall than 25 feet, certainly Ic was said it would not,touchlt but it soon became evident to every one that . it: war ding westward ; and it was then sad; Atilt went •-inftremely desiiable to have g a part af'theitfilLaifild biribelieved theFishmeogers' Cbtapany Was' verfitlari of . ehekneeessis y. Mr..Dison then proceeded to rosarrient oa the hardship:of persons being•cotepellad to, remove, ...c. . Mr. STEVaNS said,, that there Itarklieeoveptirts from the Committee, but .they cOntatneCpo iiifortisatiob. The Chi was no* intensely interested !It thistidestion; (*menus' property was' at stake, and it Vas ;natural to tare iidaktAras.futtherioaeaded, instepd.af waiting ntil.che paitllllll, at a future, time, .iihould,point at szrelion*le.matters, and declareffiat . they were saac . none by who were at this moment Wholly' igno i'ant'tf• their' izilstenee4 'The Court was' the proper let .,e ib la uri tiag ailo to j r- o hdee lmoot iing ia T re pon vegioaa the pre i priety of all measures xepart containing full particulars au &to be furnished. The Committee was pet one with the conduct of which:Members could beCorhe acquainted : ly' being' removed to it froth's:Alien. 't WA% a ' .standing Ciiiiittee,• and no iiiiages took • .. •, .; . .1. f l.' ,.