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Austria* ()Enefr, will ' be mid with the Moat -Emily . , and, as k adheres to most • substances, is applicable internally as dobrandini, anti Count Montauk." interest by every one who his a beast to teet.Sur the •I • 1) vita. t, Dartbelosiew-lane; god NO. 8, Palladi o well as „timidly. We hasten to publish the following letter from Lian • unjust sufferings. and a head . to efipeniete the HOGS& LITHIC PAINT, an article, partablelottlaegnalitkte it court, written yesterday evening , after the burial of the of the unequalled composer, to whom it veleta s aft"' .Pi tt i li u DENTS • Marne. is recommended for Iron or wood work , aim vow John Irvin', E.% M.P. • Stoic From, being reasonable In Price , and very Durable.- Duke de la Rochefouc , sold • t he details into which it VIENNA, alAgMalli. • Noels Bariftft , Esq . I N. id. Bahama, R a w • . Every Particular may be obtained of A s 'Fatestems, fume, enters present an affecting contrast to the Abe Oar Dietheee o has now begs sdadnif ref thew tor Suave! Gurney, If+4 - Moses Montialoce,En.ender a very ceding and p ainful Mailer, namely, the Wutn, and Fantects,at their Roman Cement Manufactory, Nine scenestwhich have died with blood the steps of a Church. which.** oaeem titan . ' . . 4 Elms, Vauxhall, Surrey. opt dlite.atea his life, any fee . nog ! . i DIRECTORS. 6 Alexander, lirq. M.P. William Howard, Esq. EVER ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOSITION, "As soon as we heard of the death of the benefactor highly setemeled • was .sesteeli known is • • 4 t t s William Kay, Req. of our . country , a profound mourning reigned in every bee et ilk eleellee sad allidren, •N. likiedidno.' • • i' Wslll Blount, Feq • D AY and MARTIN respectfully inform the Public . .; • Lords.Laciss, .Esq. direction. In all places nothing was era be heard haft " Issamaos -• le i til ' a e ls e_ elee b`‘`ree meeerestis tlteP4 ll hafaaste omeit so re o Z seetsee rwhilli sop ' verdie - ' • is Bctedeo, Esq. Fogel Hutton, lgal• MP. David L yon, jun . $. 4 . L. they have. after mach labour and at a very comiderable el- itism Cris , • Tama. Etsbardwo Esq. pane , brought to per f ect i on a Label of such singular settee-doss sobsnothing to be seen'but tears. Suddenly our mp- lownww . be in W eft, au the aesiseaceeeiwtiimieuestrescc e s . .1 A. Canis, s• Oswald &Suds, Eal and Memo* dikaulty of nectudon, that they crust will Jectudy nufactories, the images of industry, became silent-ill need. Its coosses e ac i ugraigteakagmithe s w i m? Ineos ti s o ea -. • R. T. p aga har, Ban. Ma t t , IL X Theentoo, Iraq. prevesst the many Frauds that are dilly practised en the Public.- work was suspend -the streets were deserted ; every Mr. 11 9***911. Omsk 1160 4604494 0441.0111•SoslratoW. an Thomas Wilson, Boq. An attesdest to the Mowing description ot the Label will ensure .. a - mkt /Ann of i t truly shut itself up in older to weep. It was thought t /** lll,4 , l „.„ s iree_A_cesimolee - erefseh - er e i r e s ae. alein'este*„ . 2l sEre • vie Marriage. gen , . kW Melee allekleg PrelWe!i ill' diem '/ . :tt . g m ealtia... ... no o n biii to ass AUDITORS. w .. plait odour covers the prinopal part of nee= the 0 • antes of that the mortal remains of the venerable Duke !Odd esa - siass,,,,f w i p lit l i s ii ffs bm i iitai ai di," o f 7 1 = .s. DonslanDS. Eihe. ll **berl Zel• Te'"' 11 "e nuee4 _ '"7" Day Mid Martin an printed in White 'attire WIWI with pink and arrive during the day ; they, however, did not arrive la 41111watensitesellie dia deep unwitisn!vadi Minh Sembseett ver . k, chara ... gfwas , g m nit,-Peigne, end bees .; Meseta. Danetts k w pa k sse o p t aw o ow a ,„„ klo ilmni t s ewe . • .., at the Chateau till eleven o'clock at night. On tb . - .sho•lidoressnon it this tensfewe mdse. sad it Mil ••' I . 11•19. 44 ge t n -LM . II / 1 1111141 4 11w . 97. 1G114101.8 0 - • loursdist cif th e day liocd•for Infi' auntie°, all the i,. ,_ . 1 . •_,.._. oaliii !Ira itagli . r :e4 11. dm" • li.- ` '. i 1 mi...." . ' • ' • ' . 01111 .1,10 kl tni "Pa l'hil iihilki l t ' eel ' the - liitititif tbe inlishtiourmsalltages had joined itiote "rat' , I W . to • • i do l: t r iboos o Is ~.....____ "' - s - .' • palana,'lllii digitate narks la par a . ~..,,__ ir Apician-.Jobs a• :•= i ' s .. grw•• .. • . stonia s, ebb p rana bt a an d dt eant i nas for am an pr oo es t as w are , of saancourt, and all the avenues to the Chate4i! were due lost beads. it e whti am the most comma* doom ' Cogner inch letters en white ground. filled by a weeping multitude, who came to pay their areehis nark the Impelial Ask Coanollier.ifewilten- Sdkaell-adailll. s get. 07., Ilboh-liselboes Segmeaber,lBls. last respects to the best of fathers. A deputation of all s. •- ! id Me. - ,Y, 1111 diets telikr., . .9 1 hts band, whir ha: a awm or-Thomm ADAM *Mk . Prnitatrlehaed , c4lll lo le' KM „ years ma and constant ,Ineisa, and who ren t Iso . . FIRE AS§it NCE. ` - .et ....- - _ow-a the citizens requested the family to allow the &My of, oer = aseea watii be tweaks cc him he can C E:RECE(PIIS for the NBW AL PRESIKOMS. FRENCH PAPERS. their generous protector to pass t the streets of Undo as to preserve to as, and the mantel w m l.: doe at LADY ONE as te a illelllllialifillf,dt * - , MIIIPor . Liancoort , to be conducted to the - Pa where, for se- 111099944119 4019994 e d Go.p s wrl - 4 :. t• i b p i gi nom and !tabs dam* of aftelPlNlllNtimeeldePt ?Rom VIZ !ricotta or rUSSDAY. veral years, the Duke had prepared his last abode.-- . i Comm. The request wort granted; the workmen of the Manu- RELICS •OF BLIONAPARTE. ' The com e r/ factories in& the fenowies Edlllllll6W4a lbw' PAO% Ann ;• ~,,,,,...,„..,4.2 4. , . _ . Th e 40 . 6 .: B or id i 'i s has the / al u m i na art i c l e, ' factories carried the body, and relieved each other at „,, . -1111.-- -. . . s • • Any miaowing catalogue .0f• sere. gee • • • -in certain distances All were jealous to pay to their we The nettooko . . "PAZ dated RaYonne, March 47 : kem. b e qu eathed to his pen bY' applacm, is , a ado, sad throughout the 1 * ~ ' fattiet this tribute of gratitude and love. f 0 Illeleles egfePl ill;lreiet flleaK . . . " The Count d'Ofalia, Antliissagrw' r :. ..:.eihrios - noun to his .4 The Mayor, and the President of the Tribunal ,of -reels l i iiier.: kW* A"Pilk* 11: lt: • Ist Chathredereiblee so. to ts. thl. par Cent‘The soo of Napoleon has attainei bis siktirentli Year ; Britannic Majesty, has just arrieredhot idle r city , on his Clermont, followed the coffin, which was escorted by • • • ad .................:...-..3e• to 2s. ad. - . .•* • • • .. .he is . now of age. The citptive of Sc. *lens left hint ad ...*:...;... , ... 1 1. ;.....:.: Ss. to es:4l‘ ' - way to his destioatioo. . snore than two hundred young men from the environs. Ins will, along with the Memory of i name which , Wit ASSURANCE. .. . " y hter d ay morn i ng a * * d os •c assa ig, • passe d Black Barbing from the houses of petit*: of all tanks. • b y he will not bear, some articles of dress and furniture, ' " 4 All the Curate', all the Priests of the trelgh' bourbood: • i tars Am "' "id"' to be Jeered by th*°1611467 en throuoh our citv •on his ' 4. -initinalii-ainilat Pete r- th e possession and use of which wil l prithabir not be 7 andente tiring. while the Mewed h 94 4 1 401911 . irl lee 0 . -4 ' 7 lin gt, " 7 " ig . . 1 77 .. " W 7. "''' lens which are to bedeciared at thenspitatied iittint6neens- burgh ;he was p ' nlthettal hotwaby . three Spanish . funeral service, amid the sobs of all present, and i n te rdicted b' Th ese icles are, at , . . .rm. sot . . , present, is 'P leied ales r"re• The lie" Wei et I" Illiti" csn Courier ga i ns to tonointOilleatiii and St.Petersburgb? conducted the body to the tomb in ~ thiglifk. the p ossession cif M. Marcpacd. the Emperor's valet ielnleedlo actual Writ" we anostod'ainlso•Weewo rata of log l/ofo _ . n .,,, de 'chauire. who is about to piocee,4 to #ierirrip , to seism. The Aseeendmayproosed.te smogs= nflitenspe, p to- The Courier of that Mouse annusiatirs that the Con. " None of the police ware preseauellk cer -1-- deliver than into the hands of the Dtike of Bitch. i Ise they taklghireVe dashed "r : itliall" 1 11 . 131 13.331 ' 11 11 , cordat between the Government of the N e therlands and 4 ,_,,. , , .., commands h...bu the Arrondissement , disc: i nt, n ant tr led er , a bu G t er out of, steel. .. • , • . 1 the United ass t wastFrott hematitic , which announce the state of d.ettafte . meal iii which kinetplevinikeammilialea loin the Oirectinowllle toad of some will be signed before toe eau or Assay ; nei Lbn u r and friend of the illustrious deceased, to es 'saidaldsedpiewileaS S. eminent atonal is ehoepd.. : ' we d lh ag the vacant Seth if Ghent, Tourney , Namur , . the man who once possessed one haltof th e world fOund A. •HAMlLloll,:tweltaT. . g " with Count Dandelau, carnet() pay him tbeir test If at th e ~ moment .. of lit deattSM.Marehand pro ' and Liege. will be filled pp by the end of August. - respects.-We regret the ontrage which had been corn- him°e - . mitred some 'fiends to see t ese veritable robes, cease. ~ ,• .. • ilinoesonow. min ta.,94. -• 1 -The Ghvernment Gazette of Potsdam of 19th March milted in the removal of the body, and we can affirm , • crated by glory and misfortune. Let us now describe a i that his sons have solemnly protested against this di- the . oh • .. • let . h h. who once thought 1 e should L o e th i yAN T... I.,E. r traer i sf E . R ttedeots%ll.4lll: tJtdlti t ea . iis ittiltained erth a notice, stain that Mexican vessels wouldl 1 mind violation, and that they will insist on justice. try him familythronesougi and he ntiones 'ved in g the Ports of Prussia, and that: le LeeelDisabilleies of Catholics aid Diemiten hav i e been able to t ie nThe miserable apologists of the polite havenot &an • . . • • i they would be treated on the same looting as those of gotten themselves in this affair. One of them told as and who has bequeathed to - nis son only some tattered . Also wow ready, *• • OBSERVATIONS on He STAVE of POIATICASr g i g i the favoured 'nations. The Berlin Journals have coldly, ' from the Church to the place of burial, theta • another unify Ins, one of the National . Guard, i 1 1 IZIAGIOUS IliflLlNG.ki Wad. • •Ily the Ewe. A. et" . .gulations are, that the body shall be cart' in a * red . another of the Foot Grenadiers of the Imperial °Adds ~cur, A.M. late .Slaster of tk - odiege.4llliermy..o.oll. not yet said anything . on this subject. and the third of the Mounted Chasseurs of the Guard, • i , James Ridgway, ifp, Pitenilliy; PARIS, Arun II nage.' We admit that these regulation exist, but our pan • h . • Cinch outing the Grind Eagle of the Legion otHonctur, • i. • • . tagonists mostalso allow that the Own fallen into disese s ath eadhiee sl at k, - * : , I - t Liiir tor TIC DAT. ' 7 at coat. Mad e out of a surtout which the , This day was pulitaked, and we have quoted several instances of the-fact. Why. et T •• • • . . . . Tao baikotain-The Duke de TM ileums* is, o wl was so solemn an o c cas i on . dar c a9ara l e f a p aw of tumor sonsetinsep wore when he wished to qu it thennit. • hpsa In. price its. .in boards. Ash IN thealeinlag Enna ' . leon, mitiilling to he itil tedAothe , . I Lee UW4 ;, ~ . ' dsgragod. mithanished to Atyleu ' France. a man who inked every fancies of isimid ad. ' 46 . 41114. g* 0 141 ,!' ) _ • English for materials to replenish his wardrobe, had his ORLANDO FURIOSO ; translated into English Tie sinus-. The Spanish army. instead of returning, vantage, selected, fo r . interrupting a prettie e . est** old clothes repaired , altered, and wore them until they dote, from the Italian of Lazo.= Altana is advancing. by gratitude and filial mety, at the risk of ticking the ~.. ~ • became tattered capot of green cloth a its tworows • By CHRIS [(VHS% JOHNSON. Lona : Published by John Richardson. Ins Nuyal *Agar i Thi Jottrisai du Cossaterce,...Rear-Admiral Hel gan public indignation, and exposing the venerable remains •of buttons, his was the last garment the Mmperor ,1 1 ! . i to an odious profanation? But if the prohibition existent, - -' ad Estessed and Sue, Mutant. 112 leaves the direction of the marine, and will be succeeded wore; he wore it on the day he was forced to take to VoL IL is in the Press, and the we'd ( will bi• if this proof of attachment and grief was contrarj to his death-bed--era old hood ohaperox) of a round anti oo! i For VA. " ' lit" ' by RearoAdmiral de Rigny. civil and teligious customs, how came it that the body shallow shape, somewhat narrower at top than itt'hot. . . . BROM TIC ./oVaIIAI. Da PARIS. of the Abbe Emery was removed intim arms of a crowd tom-a blue cloak, the collar embroidered with gold, r .. INS PE C T-0 R. FOR APRIL, 1827... VENICE, Mamie IP. ' of seminarist% from the church of St. Sulpice to the Comment The Captain of a ship just arrived from the Mores which N apoleon wore on the field of battle •it was t hi s village of Issy, where that ecclesiastic wished to be in. cloak also that covered him when laid out in state, and .4 ; T h e *kiwi of Atsinst limit -Mors It. hire West Jsolles-s• leered ? This is a known fact: it has even been collected , I, In Wm said esitsere was 41 A PreAgn-pram ton CrOnninon states, that it was generally reported at Modon that served as a pall to his coin when he WAS borne to the i in the Biographical Dictionary of Feller . ; a workso dear i 1 -To a Yong irieud-Meta hysies of Faiition =Liam" to a lusextraordinary courier had brought Ibrahim Ph to ,_ ac_a t o .1 • d their ' • beant--The Coati* of a Mao or Pasition-.Seee; J esuits an reninee my *M e -SW " caned Ratistating- ides orders from his fa th er, the Viceroy of Egypt, to eta- MADRID, Moan ta • he loved so much. Aprepes-of the bed of state upon 1 ' rictem - latter. **Ma 0 Sell" ;a Me Nedi'eeeees Astealls - ' cuate the Mona as soon as potsible, and proceed with PRIVATIt 00itaaelistiaM1CI. which the Emperor lay sutrompled by the courtiers of his misfortune,let us mention a fact but little known. The "Tr to the 05‘10704444 -.--A Section on ,Tea -Pantos--• All the Ministers pr yesterday to the Prado, I . .11 loess-The .of an',SLP. for April, containing Noticeeot his army to the island of Candle. s ohmice, afte r an extraordinary cipancil, M. Salmon die . English garrison marched through the chamber oT • *lan cop*, the New Peers Sir Frasiels;u m a a f, death • ; each soldier as he pane.] before the body gave . 11 " )1 TIC 0 0114 ruuTI 4 NITK , or MONDAY . ' patched three coariers, one to London, another to Paris, God Castlereagh. Re. ric!-Rdtew r Tais's of Chivalry a d' ' ' salute, and the Officers took the frozen note-Ttanslation.of AP411011011; ;KANO AntneY,Al t 110 MO Mtn. • - and a third to St. Petersburgh. With regard to the the military hand of Buonaparte and pressed it respectfully; a ser- , esepenter's Reply is d"psuion . g - i ii ß cY m a p.soitt Pon. deity , it lells 1 dissolution of the Spanish army, that was a report . ••• Gaieties and Grassi* or . kW 'Von •4* Relies a; 4111-.4ltillg requested hy my family to procure Abe. spread to serve alarpose I for, far from decreasing it, a jeant, who had with him his son, a child of seven years . ,: ~ i 4 °model. Mathews and Yates , *c. ir... • " ' ''' • • • .- knelt down at the foot of the bed, and said, while • iestisse , Wiera, set. Royal Exthasgs-opripaas. insertion of the following letter, I request you to pals. new brigade has been sent towards Talavera. The let. of age , the tears stood in his eyes, "MY son, there lies what was terafrom . Caceres make . no . mention of any . dis . missal of , , llskic in the Reet number of your Journah-I have the f rom Napoleon the Great !" To resume the li st, *three-cocked • 1 •• the provincial troops, in virtue of orders issuing SELECT ARTICLE; pREPARIDD AND sol4p sir hoopoe, *4. hat lined with green silk and padded ; this, thoughin a the:lnspector G est u ra l of the troops. General 7.,guia; MEIER& BUTLER, CHEWS% - very bad condition, has something extremely imposing; • Colon AI*AI,IDER DR LA ROCHEFOUCAULD. Captain General of Galicia, seems to have understood, Sinpabbt, Comer of et. Psd:s. lairkei; ail, flodmillenlerets „ t e e' . 1 h •• d the . i • . . .Shi thea and granite il ren of Duke de a differently. trom General Monet, the orders he receireCl it is impossible not to imagine when you regard it that DPW; and 7P's Rrizreteuieet , 4 1 ` 11 0 12 441‘ FLUID QM ACT - of SARSAPARILL, , for Rochefoucauld Liancoett think it due to the memory for disarming the Portuguese rebels • for w e a r e aun t , you see the noble forehead of the hero under its ' Out. cockade, Wore which all the banners of E . urope were • 'elk', thelliceerielensod esriteatsdr to of their parent and their honour, to inform the public ed that the rebels, who had ie-entere i d by Galiciishaves ,inf Physicyoujoi ks portchle eareibleoce and economy: • -- •* ' " • repassed into the .province of Minh% tothe number of lowered. A grey capote, the texture of which is so used, Thaws in .Kick ii lag proied wow beneficial, are pr i nce of the • th eir i concerning the facts which have aggravated 1990; they have proceeded towards the city of Setubal . that one fears to touch it. This article of Napoleon's ! a . a '"ca u•Scle‘arte'Alrecri(wm mo w Distaste, gemalkirl th misfortunes on the SOth March last, during the mespiwas, Sc . anise from edit:mat sweet the StebilkstkripiMOM Tin 021111111 it ./aANSIII.S OP MONDAY. - dress is very curious; it appears the Emperor attached Pinta ata.pot ant a, " w o w to any s at i g i e of t o a gi in t b erg . removal which tookpladi from the house of the deceased PAEIS, Area. I. .. a certailtdegree of importance to its possession; it. ill ... .. Wore offeredm the Public, being perfectly free front Mete: . •'• to the Barrier de Clich,. y, where the body was placed in - The following is-the/atm:lien of public right on the fact, recalled to him many an extraordinary sitcom- PlAta RnsDm :SALTS, tit large aureola, therebyroiding . . : Ad, resemblance toislailic -Add. - - the vthicle,and conveyed to the estate of Liancourt.- funeral of the Duke de Rochefoucauld Liancourt: stance. He bad it on when he quitted the Island of • i CITRATE') RA LI, &preparation for making Saba Deaightsc They will abstain from all reflections, as they distrust The ceremonies of funerals in every country belong Elba; had traversed Russia with it-he had put it on • acupeteod a t tes rim. for ita t epoiesnince. ,anyl bat* .. • • to its religion. They are determined by custom. Ar- at th e battle of Lutzen, and also wore .it at Waterloo. . . •' ' Pertain ist its than those presarateith L e nto's" . tbc. their,indignation. tide 18 of the Decree of S Prairie', year IS, recognizes A pair of silver spurs; tiro silver .bottles to cootein alteitAc T Gull ; of TURKEY RHUIDAtB, a " The family was unaware of the proof of gratitude this principle in the following terms: water for Napoleon's use, when .he went to hum; a • *aim end pl e asant LattAlve. !dared to Otinty Consritmloni.' • ' ll awrostecatc II IL 'MIN RE.. a' , which the y oung men , who had formerly been pupils " The ceremonies formerly used in funerals , accord. silver teleseope,wash-hand bisirsandcamp dressing-case. „ t , d 0, • • pos kro f .00 , zt GETABLE T . _ WARE 'NA • 4) ~, 'they descended to follow the coffm, they fund it car- families shall be /thawed to regulate th e expense of wore. Two cases containing ;Duff-Imre,. upon which AIL URR,for preserving andiwantifyitrt dieTeet WIC aim. ried by they clang-melt : thofourconsersof the pall were them according to their means. were the portraits of the Princes of Napoleon's family . ~ ASITACID LOZENGES of UININ for re Mikan- Uri, :Flotidissa h ' I n *, ; wi l &ray g ' monk etmsfti ;• boraehe - lbeilaalseade Otaitleeueille 'end d'Ugai the "The most suitable mode fog the removal of bodies and of those of the House of Bourbon • amongst the latter I llyv refi..".l,o l. , er yk el b h , w - Gcmvp4 ariwnsk i l ,,,,„,„ 4 ,. adarcioess . pr, Iles, . dreeri 9f Arraup ; and M. 'Ray.' shall be regulated according to the localities by the were the portraits of the Countess of Provence , of Louis ' late 2 1,1 1, 21 1,, rd Le Re.ta TItR u,k. L"Q.ZIING . 11.44 . r il ATENT4ff,lietbitpal nouani . is ci Swraryittlie - French Academy. _Mayors, ot Stri to the approbation of the police .”- XVI: Marie Antoinette , a and the Duchess . d'Angoulem . e. • , of the Uvula, oarsenesa, Ilte. are- The races ion mote oft in the reatest order, and ar- Art. g 1 • same Decree. Several of these snu -boxes had ancient medals set us . s Nikki 'stimulus in •Fatigite, Field Sports, Se. * ' . . XEOMACHIC,C.ANDY, cam • of Rhubarb, Gist.• a'''' rived at the Chords of the Madeleine, when, dui. * Paris the Decree in force is that of the 18th of them-that which the hero most often used had the la 1;44411041,014CtipA1e remedy f or a u c ., enptit „,,„ L t h e . B 74,74l leg the celehiation of the funeral service, the young August, 181,1. It fixes the amount of fees which the bead of Alexander the Great. A pouncet box filled a diree•Kr toonerhoolGoaiiine,wuttaret M *mitt Men surrounded the catafalque. As soon as the service undertaker of funerals is allowed to take, according to with candied liquorice. The alarm watch of Frede. ssrA4 et II aa attached to them. .' . r imed ponciaded,,they arils tosiok up the body, and pre. the monopoly granted to him by Art. 22 of the same rick the Great; . Napoleon sot it at Berlin, and pad Rated tO cuisy. it the BainerdeClichy. On the very Decree. It directs in ,Art. 6," that the undertaker it always in his tent when with the army. A square i .1 , I SAWS 0011.1,1,11 E PILLS, 111 , 4 famous for steps of the Chutsh,nl niin, who boo tutextetnal marks shall carry the bodies to the Church , or Temple, when timepiece (pendule) in gilded • bronze, • the only one 0 n..! evrinv in t i se fia , etoges, the VENEREAL DISEASE- of ter of piAirreedeElAred that be had received ano order to the contrary has been received. • The under - which was at Longwood; a singular coincidence gives smallatm the taking of one Bog, la a recent .00s hi ve isjusstipn to prevent,thi' • . , en, walsoodesswillen tke patient of the certainty of him meedy ••• •••,,, ~„.,..",i...,. ___A' ' r- - • pr oof 1• o • • ' f attachment, taker must submit to the order:lit - she tenailyi" particular interest to this piece of clock.work-it stopped • 1 frtmety. jti n sleM oc gn b•:-better COlllaloO4, more age, or , WI" I.W.V", t_ ,'"••••••.,aucce sorce,to replace the laid; in the We see, then, by these regulations, that the under. an hour before the death of ,the Emperor-though if i ". !resent tiorsouolismeds., for rocad are obliaerinorre *roes kat* itilqis aTfiter littilated all .the imp% uten s oqd taker performs a certain duty, and thatthe interference had been wound up a few hours before, and had never 7,_t_ lea, ilia: . sso e onfiapaern nor r eateawto f Diet; tad Aberileitta o t l3 VC 1 1 4 . 49 it. • The family , Petcetetpg,th.e of the police is neither required nor authorised by law • before stopped. It has never gone since, and at present 7'j:tames (in 90 "ferthe Prac tk4 has P rai. " / thit it disp leasure whichnhis nrdeepr9duced. i made soar in- ) In iirt. tel uf the Code Penal it is thus provided *-- marks . the hour at which itt movements ceasiW. brat. veneers repeated patio/attars and alt other Ineibpds avAil ostiti a& War the ,Scurvy wa g t o w c heli „w a; .Drworra. ,effTcluill a rectrts 10 kosil,y tir Joutig .men. A contest. "'Those who shall Shale pregent. actors , ' Or interrupt the articles for the toilette table, brushes, ey e Sloan phi ti, )1 46991Ra T i i en its a nleL U: 1 0 • - :tell ROA haiekgen,ioA4slgo„lllel l , who refused to rink pmfornsance of religious duties, by any disorder caused broken boots: as Napoleon was unlit ling to wear . • ~ "war is 4 Rop R e d oes ._ .. •,, befit v :rexes A v. . ,r e y clsrll Or • aboit madder. . e bodl, fild theao t iderss whir codearoured. to deem in the temple, or other place destined for the pen boots of English manutacture, seine of the compassion, of [tors, T. n d ' e „aft.inw skli a t' an ieir d to' ot:mea,CPakedbmandd sold by uw,,by tee tick' 'thefin n 'of it.. 'rl, ...e e neil~ ' 44,., ei Surgeon, at .0 ,,, r • 0 ,,,,,, , No. 9, Now ,iirichm.wrce; in . " i ll . e i XStlgg i ,llr.h.. O b b ir to field to f_trc_e, _wept at: by a fine . of from lalf..to•SdOf. and as imprisonment Of . place th ose which were s ooloogir at for ,thesovereisn's ,5,.... Of only 21. S. WS, duty includeci.—N.B. Two beck leaving so p rorcmps - P. , -. i;-; 1 . 2 sod _Ligilti.* Ow Passages at eight.—They are also stud, SiOlti as . 1 4""r` ntpoinnierse, with Copious directions, at the Toy-shpp , rated from it. The you'ut isles ur en, hot nom" LI T poor- fronrsix days to three 'tenths' use. A piece ofthe bloodstained whichwas around , far as the satrier.' where 3 . c ernied force 44. Does the public character .of the Commissary of the body of the Emperor when it was opened . . 1 locket cp loired l _a large Police place.in l ntseynan the . apfdjootionof this.aiticle, containing some dark .cliesout hair beginning to turn I ~ 1 -• 1 1 -f, 1 , ' fwd- Mr.' Disberough's Mo. 7 , Fish-street.fillil 1 ataliPiPpotiteth a • • ' circle, - and listened with At to ad address, hilt A 'On the contrary. this,eliagr i i it rt *use of eggrava- grey. Lastly:, the beard and mustaches, which. during , 3 f r„ : and bY GU Person in eters epno '"' - . •A. 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