Star. — London, England, 1820-02-01 00:00:00

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Leon, sitela 1 i 1 i t roma the deers. - *we given a grand hammer: to_ thalk in- s eidien, is-she t , mthnluit bf which COlond Qui )c hts Inklantise: their Sitteitice4ef, ilia ere them e t•ecun , , ria • . : • ~ • .:4 . p .. •, , I' . ~ . , iI ' 1 t . ; , . . , :* •. ; 1 i 1 . • , „ . . . • ~. -1 . •' 1 . I I I ;1 / 4 • . ii • i • I I t ! • . ' '.. . ..1 1 it 1 • • i : • ' ' Z' • i • l i llt 1 • ' 4: 4 'l ll i 1 ' .. -• , ' • , '. 1 • ..! . ' et. ' • , • , .C.: l i • • -...: ' 1 't,'; ; ~ t 1 1 • 1 '. 1 r ' •• i ' 1 i • 1 . •ti -... , ~• ‘ It: i cumbers ou. ataattt SAG Was it is bulilved that they fiat , * prepared 'easels, that their Mies ;nay wary dairtivevarkda Pedro, which is cessa suass4.4.isvihs f t 4:l( 4noti. Petri, of arbittik ( O m tO -*POI +..`" . • • his fAithfoli._ . ..-:-, ... - • , _. - :4.- ! , i. ......4 , - , 3 '77:' Tl. -- . - Tr;,:-.T 13,0 - ' -.-- -. ... . 4-is la I .be Prod* Nfek awleallip on flrreige Nimes . -• -.... ... . . •.• .;• Ville cootaiblio . went we. to Dr. Ala- 1 AMIN; Ilk" 'weed of whldrinlett 010114 erable To those about Lim 140.111atti4lesiiiiiiill; AO* Inv. ad, ." 'bead M ete Dnetor's sitsidsier; l valves .. .•••. -: • • .. ,• ".: - - than oat% at arallaole*eol did boil! . *eel, Os: With hill #iel '. sndiSfillieed sestmeeilV I I *llk Abe ismis is . Iliiourr; - ! I 1 iiiatesti.i2g be able toNar*heir4 the perk* or Ws list 4044 Ilhseas,preparedillstt paised at CbelteaTosi . est4iit mks prong** - it nen* to 4 6 _ itty Lead: and it kll4th sngiltl44l! . IPleiorhispeoperri. consisting, undoathe Act of th. tryosagearded e am‘ja - tbe alias at bit OW.. hill mate. Ihe -it." Then, tonsil* •efuud; be . • - of•Mereigs, both of find aid personal meets' , more than repaidijollbr ell. the lseesde • • 'Se Alast the best of 'Us aselaut ', I INK ihet it *as aster executed. *• If so, Ms present he bad experienced - 110i' his reign."' -‘. °-- " j :' __ *bile • ' - His Manors iroeld nit allow an, KUM 1n 'ti !. '..,:friben sst permitted to have 'zit InterlrieW With elysaloi hi se ha g eie el e t uh rer i at 13 0 4pOe ua ..i t ba sl a dory se red* midis sag wits of the AO tijek.:. her MAJES22, it eras but for a porter of in bort .... dr . - . . • . .-"--=--_ • -`:!...., .. • The band of Loed-fLanronstrron's Regiment, only, .The Kane; as may well be supposed, was extrasnely ..11ro• Parts Avers et "rider Mid Satttrdhf have were peserkted to attensthls Mensrt. • electing. The QMens bore it whh uncommon erns- arrived I - basin their ascotints respecting Spainleildeli WHIN AT iroiczwriza, Awoll&r, Ives. toss; but his Musa= felt every visible mark of fowl their tuperlor interest i claim'cittf fir The first morales the Kure went ;lowa the sweet perturbaticin. When the stipulated period , the quar- attention), they • fi erni , sh si •d :, 'bet l'lrricitiis AMI ince:. Ht was soon reeognized, and when ke canon tor of an hoar had expired, Dr. Wawa put his contradictions, .001 re nrostierpteind.o44intioi. upyo the bridge, he turned round to the people and'. Klan= in: mind of his Loyal enalliterhat to very 241 uth 7 _,Jblinua 4 41 *Deluk , ich stated. cm Thoriefin . said, " This, I suppose, is Worcester Viw Bridger little purpose, till he added, "That as eirp temp *as on tlie authority bf a_lntoer from C.edie.• of•Jiresturry; 4 , Yes, please your Majesty," said a cobbler. "1 4 ,14 m: rather cold, a lenget continuance Wilk' injure her Me Elettesdh, that' the- Insurgents sterna pisillebilin said be, , 4 My boys, let's have a buzzer His Ma *jerky's health:. This instantly produced the in- of that ..City,',abw Osserfs, 'that the ibiellie '• I le. Jury set the example, and a fine shoot there was, tended effect, and he took his leave in themost-Uf- saOrec, aifor*_ae. thea .theni _Wr 41 4 ?f.• Afterwards they continued huzzaing him all the way *alienate manner. ::• - of a later date than the Meseta, ilt4; 4l Cot: , to the Palace. On the Vid•of Febraety,ll l oll, Mr. Ptrt east Lt s 4 imayeadis itself,' but oa the aUtherity of 1 0 " 4 ' The second Morning the KIWI was out at tialf Miteutt were dining with Lard Cissorairtnen, as t 4, of 15th and 18th, 'whose *bee* '- after &re. He went to Colonel Otaisf a and Ctili- when a letter Was brought to the farmer, which .he t# 14‘.0tIti.tbey "do mot contain a ielrd:ql-\ eel dwrana's lodgings. The maid-senses woe sesel.•and - silting neat to Lord .Matirtuat, gaiiitie baits. I' Cad* and; 44ilakiltir 10. Up,* cleaning the door. The girl threw down bee mop, him under the table: and whispered, when•he hid whore; frOM 4 . fie Aura ekri 'elota .sailit Ali* and ran away to the belL.' The Kum stopped her, looked at it, it Weald Ire better for them to talk it ell fracas The hifeisiteir'r, *a caber " Papiti•"ol l l* and desired her to :hew him where defelirsur slept. over ia, terst.tatasTaattata's dressing-room,. This latest intelligence received '- at Madriii oliyhe 1 • The girl obeyed, and his MAJISTT went himself and proved to be * a letter in the Krue's own hand, an- (rota :dada, Trim of *Ogee date than the See - eseth s called them tip. The Oblongs leaped out of their flowing his recovery to Mr. Par, in terms miter four days eager than the prints lettere:et .ti# beds as if surprised in amp by an enemy, but the what as follows : ' : Els!vestk , =trouncing the capture. • ' .. • Kixo was el, and they were obliged to run over the " The lbw mews, with em subfaetisia, Ms saisiessaies. Now the day on-which-Cadiz is said.to have FA e town - to find him. , eke with Mr. Ptvr, after thalami! swowisiso of *eV later- into I posseigbn of the Insurgents, rata thc eigh'h Before his MA.JISTY left the City, he ordered the c r e .:! t evis i e s ids 4 r 7 te 4ll6 r "id ribligli lb"' He I. g o lly after the latest intelligence received at tuna &Meg ibis lateral tbelaibile tatettirstorto snared .. : following princely donations r--To the Charity L.'200; irest li ssipseg i n i ee mad i i t s,„ lty . , ~ on whisk intelligence the .Tharahl des Peliels the Corporation LUX), to be distributed amongst the “It *bow desirable teat Immediate poor Citizens ; to the Infirmary £5O; to the work- traest faellisimriss - the (lentil's*: his Go . sat um 9tra• - steks oftl4.4losokth. It is obvious, in short, 'drat men at the China Manufactory £2O, and an Order Pm: wilkusoult with the Lois Crapeactait t iamb- JD . g iving thi s n ein torn to t h e Sta e of affairs, • this iss, wpm tbe aunt expedient . 161111111 far th a t parries. Ltd tab for a set of China value £lOO, to be presented to x .... win . .. so , Is urn al must haye drawn wholly the its imagilial 11r.. al Pin ;Lew, &baryon* the Zloty". . 1 4.4" . r WM , a' the utter disregard of the docurnents init. On visiting ;he Guildhall, his MAJESTY was sin- There could be no hesitation on the part ofltMr. Pion.: hut it is not no all thing received through .alarly afable and agreeable. After y; • '' - with this or any tidatt French " • - ' -- eL :tat we are iei." • - 'Ger g• '7 ;tewing every thing worthy of attention, he was shown into the Grand Parlour, where some excellent viands, wines, fruit, *c. were placed. The Mayo* having been previously informed that his Ma.resrr never tasted wine in the morning, humbly entreated him to take a jelly. The King replied, " I never did yet take PITT, but haying held the oeceseary conference the CMANCICLLOR I he wailed upon the Lino at the appointed tints, and found hiss perfectly of :gond 'mind, and in every respect, as before his illness, corn ' petent to all the stairs of his public station. This wasthe first notice in any way . ' , which Mr. Pllft received of - event the to rest oar Sapiseloti, as w) dof the fect•- ; „ chs tLmeflr We 41, stifYieuraob sairvartoi* recd **sow Dos or oot *Sias to it. so Ettraetilluos Leaek whith-eri ;ostselirot: volteimisy *OW! flibeettesie freak t swam on Ala' istotie the dead tb terelliA fAnntitiy wine in the morning, but on this interesting and pleasant occasion I will ♦enture on a glass." The MAYOR filled a glass of rich old Mountain, and his —et" drank. this twit important _ . reptirts of the Physicians had incited been 10:1iie mot fasourable; but Lord Mlstirmt.a verily believed there was not a max, except Dr. Wtir.ta, vrbo.tater is wiggly Ari* kis gm% > s bat cp.- kg spital OM, t wimio had maim* at Oriithi fivoi Cadii;! t t 4e 10 44 Al *a - meal tap. cfstßeiaii, Papers ofar wtre signed, T. : , pain of th e` t; lit by *as ltails?' Ms.tsait" l / 4 -4--L" Prosperity and Happiness to the Corporatioaand Citizens of Worcester." This being tuned tbe z ta)allm hope of the rest4oratiattitil Hirer' - Mr. Pitt continually i 1 it o' ,- app ta*d ►s's mind. made known to the multitude without, they rent the air with their stratus. On his return to the Palate, he walked Amish waif* ad Lottl Muviii.s. and Orbit strutioed tiyetern to t 141184 ii gli = tallasti.D* 'Ministry -Ms NI yMIiR ertAisrplato. : • . . ~:r4 • Add tails ( private letup!. hoot Cadis bf;tl,!oorek, *dog the street, as he came, with t. oily One attendant. sides sides the Lords in Waiting. The crowd voluntarily opened an avenue for his MAJESTY, forming a pha lanx on each side, to prevent any rude intruder, if there had been one, from breaking in upon Ike pas sage. The scene was affecting, and, when taken in a political point of view, forms an interesting epoch in the history of the country. After so many centuries had passed in repeated snuggles for - and against li berty, and for the several suctessions which had taken place to tbe Throne; after the Croivn bad been obliged to resort to the unconstitutional expedient of a stand ing army for its support--to behold the King of the country walking the stteets as a private Gentleman, with only two or three attendants, amid thousands and tens of thousands of his subjects, without a single guard or peace offictr—hapPy in the love, and ferl joking in the liberty bf his re**, was an event such -as the oldest man then lining had never men, and such as the youngest, but few years beim% .scarcely ever expected to see. • _ An attempt was made to same the spirit in the- Quakers of Worcester to address his MAJESTY ) bet these people kept in their old dolts:rack .f life, and i were rather concerned that such a - thing as a Royal whit had happened, to break in upon their quietude. About a dozen of the more curious among them got leave to step into the Court-yard when his MAJZSTY'S coach left the Palace, but they stood unmoved, with their hats on their heads.- The Korb saw that they were Quakers, and, taking off his hat, bowed to them. They, in return, moved their hands, and the elded of them •said# 4 Fore thee well, Friend Ciosozl" The Kura and Quaint laughed heartily It this syste matic affection. Shortly after his Kuzma had left Worcester, he forwarded, by a Noble Lord residing in that neigh bourhood, the stub of 4:900, not only for the relief of debtors, but that such of the criminals, whose con duct, since commitment, was meritorious, should share the gift ; and his MAJsrry farther desired, that if any circumstances appeared which rendered any of them fit objects of Royal clemency, it might be represented to him. But perhaps the most remarkable incident attend ing this Royal visit has still to be related. The only parson who, by his MAJCSTY'S desire, accompanied hin4 as conductor, through the town, was the great graadion of the Protector, 0020;7= The ICING appeared to converse with him with great affability rig The Letter in questOikitaiiiifirtma Mr. PITT, saying, fece4l and furnished him only w.lll-.4spy, the origi!nl remaining in his Lordship'* : ion. Tbs . Kuto wrote the Letter at a lit& table of the Quintet, *hid stood in his Without the know ledge Of any person; 'and tdsked,. rang lais WU, sad gave it to his *gist ' Amain it. to Se tarried imissiissity-stilssterti_ • . - - all thee tick ' entriost A.l:;JPsoilelts; ..• :Ind the lirtdiet can . he.-said la; 41knccordipplu' she latest andippiemitly.nsosi arisenic baud): , . down-to this soomig!.--Cedis is patio** eft keutgents.. . • • . •We proceed to ex t ract fro* the French Papers * • . .• ...• .•...• statements they contain on the subjactt • • . •• tiONI Win aottasat, rsim mumps or PRID . 4III'. • . _The Gagne: of Madrid of the Ikb and 18th; hate arrived as usual. They do not contain a word on as events if Cadia.and Andalusia. • We have received information from several Coin , • houses (ag. others those of Messrs. La se, Illoguenin. Dodint, -and ,we learn dm letters • from Madrid of the. rith .contain as follows: ' • . Tbe COurier — of Cidis.(of what dmit is, not said), is arrived; fie - dos not report any clu ais s tir courts of pit* drain." - . . • 1 . have received frinp the ;I'M* ifittco die talk lowing extynct. of .4 letter: (ipin Cada of the sips* 3.enuarz, Plitt • • ithbi. 7 the Lanza usaquina* of our City h* l a yis‘,fftg nothhii frail ciotnesotiens gre purely military" VIOSTICIiIPT hAOII • Wears happy ia Wks easbloa is aft, awatinp, bt ip.eietv.amtkor, dot ittd!loairielkoversta VII" we t... l 4lllsapti l i.iouslemelfwalinos4l4. , " ‘• " fawn Irmo al the iTtit ialtase.,frosa Caedovo, of the iStb, tad Item Sam. of die.Aitik, which arrived by the pianist Ifivagatilamep, eia4 day,. eestradiec doe alarasisg re pasts that bad Wet dratiswikewpac thweraequihity at dot biestiseia- Tba‘inametbsidatt •agAtallrestarhdassi7 . APIAT *Re aft tea Tisk lioesuset mop itati.nrite assoaspeati to min Opals,- Ma they bed even repotted at Csbna- ItT_With OS epos. le spiw aide data .Leval ala Mete to Benda the A state al..reintillos, the addiais wwe disbaiding tilvaireenies, and men thenateiees lade the Royal Waco: irapio4 Tw t yWl4 who li periectli We. aequalated•witb the she • die witiAcs, she had of loyalty by which . .weket. *Am; USE !I, rod ersands• *et assabkd to apnea* the sedition witkoet any ern! abia a Nets ; but.he passed die lasorawes se &Orly, that the 'Chia of doe rails wars simply diloking et embark* at $t 12aserfto as sp• ibi jett paaishetaut will& agate' bean. 0 The City at Caen hos Amp, er et thee oecaties, how naolittis studied to its and bew thela k dispostd to Feet we spoompt which weds .to *Withrow the Govern ewes. nit sese l esteet wasigalSisy mach: throughout the rest et sphis. Searywiters tees po=e viatr iatifirsaist at Sus sp. Valeta whisk weds t• dime* the a** IV* repot that this iftaionwit is,Ltestale. ll -74 daubs etsF that the pm Osedegleir MIS Ile . Worm et the mud no titmice of L asdhlow Which Ist iholooll se teach alum teat Meade eithsteenney, sotir lad psbs width at the soave flit k Ms . go i g k e t is hagie ail lb. aodanalues it Emote, .oot hho allege! ***WA Wye shoat VII to else.`. Sill,l hiPlNlTittlt or Illali,hf". • • • • TVA felloveini is Aitn:substance of the iseigiseeee front Medii4 sr thi•nth i nsta l lt 4 ••• • k„ . • • "Thu wilicitlefc Cad the 7th; awl esti • at Madridthe 14thi cosine! vhat h already known of the fidelity of the- copy-sad of the desortipa of die Insergents. This desertion had ream* their - • - THE EVENING ST4R. . • • LOsnoN. VIEW= m*UARY 1.1626/..1 , TM FUND& PRICZ OF SPOORS THIS OAT AT Olt O'CVICII Beek Stock ill 220% 3 per. Cent. Redttcedjis34 34 pet' t. Consols 67% - Si per:Cest. 76 77•74% per Cent. 96% 87 NM 3 per Clat.*Navt T 02% 103 1011%. per Cent. 1794 10454 - • • - Bank Long Annuities 171546 101.46 India Stock 9019 India Bonds 15s. I3s. Iss. pr. Exchequer Hilts - (2d.) Si. 4s..pr. Cnnuttercial 9s. discount Consols for Acei. 671.101014, Par Warm; it is onderstoolcili .be etlionintatir about a fortnight, by which lime the Royal yosentl '. will have taken plate. There will be no dissolistion till after the 25th of March : this is i point deter , mined on. By the demise of the late Km. the Civil List, granted to his MAJUTT in bets of tire Hereditary Revenues of the Crown, now took ceases, and his present MAJESTY now reverts to actual possession and enjoyment of the Heredi Revenues. It will depend. therefore, on a new ar rangement, to which the u ßoyal anent must be pre iriouqly given; upon which a Bill will be brought Into Parliament, and of course the question will rats terially depend on the amount ofthe sum to be gtentoi to the new Sovereign, as a compensation for whK he gives up. This discussion must be one of she fteit matters to occupy the attention of Parliament; and we understand that Ministers are now busied in in vestigating the present state of the Hereditary Rs venues, and also the various departments of the Civil List. and condescension. The singularity of the circum stance attracted general notice. HIS FIRST ILLNESS. The King had a strong presentiment of his grow ing malady some time before it happened. Four or Whatever were the meisures in contemplation respecting the Quirsx, they must now undergo , a revi . slon; for, by the exibthig law, her MAW!! , will claim her Establish ~ VIKA ss. _. ratnzin.. • , ..py the Ida de Leon, w - _.cre particulars, f i girdles a grand hanquet . to_ disidie emasniuts bf which Colonel Qui • ,•. • .„_ _ 6 .--LaVe• •v 7-• ~.4:l 9, 4 4:i tt i h eel * pecun • . ' ''‘lt :IA • • , 240!_. Chet ' • ' ' ristiiti.his bike Ppiele -n tit, 'a wag' C.arshis; afitated.. , «The eventijuithe Ida 44. 'Lean have hot Aiitureed the_ lublle trOnQuillity '.?• e• Other .paii of 'Aciaalusia,- tier at .Itladitsir coal Inspoichtroft4e . Uhl, recei v ed- yesterday bpanith I:baba:4 l are perfectly conformable these detaili." - '.., ) • . . • • neje/a-sal it Paris s o gives the same and edd4—• : • 1. \ - ' . ' ' •• Byer); preparation for deka* has been made Cadiz; 4.000 marines ftvm the . emir= hale the garrison, and the-City mill iia ti .dit is r .- a3 mserm SiLyt the Rebels _can succeed in-ria , : g''' `rasters - of die: City:. ••• • • - a All men 'shield bear arms hate beeuvikee t" T • by the'Oiteftser of (Iyanadri and they f piced oder the ordert .. .•Illiptrul. °facers. . ..“. Thin teJm sliantee ip...any.vhei pals ifiageoMl . : l7, - L . •• - -. ". ~ ~. - aft,:,..-',......,. - ' • Tie Penileii . M me.. e4hirk tented linoiiithi *a, oiPy o • 'beery liiasen . 'Priem, , recognising the • integrity -if t h e.. • Duail_ef Barite t and some farther &lOW Cis 'Sig the latefiisheesiet imindatiefs . iii till Nat hank: also, ant account of the .dsshot the LA! GiAvs of Haug HOMBURG, whiskla 'Succeeded his sop Filtnlittek, the: husband oCtk.:APRINC: 4u/tea:it 'or EnoLuni, HoiiiiiiguTar, that : ,father, her father-in-lavi, and herlerether, chdisld .... belying drAci at the samedme. , ' : •'. • • . ,c• , The Jews at Frankfort having rejetitatkthe- - cessions proposed in their falvour by the'r of that City, the tOrnmittee of the Ger Mas. Whom thisitair was referred, have submitted se,/ jest of regulations an the subject, on -the .Senate ~I,4gbilimve Body, ' which -IW Seen "divan adopted im er,. a ud" if it should; . geire•• 4t.• Vkii.9 6 4i 6 4 - 4r. Abk isfirr will !!t- . silieitiOn filially Ili in5i..,......, :.- ... .s. :. . • A Dutat o 4ltvjsclthisinornlssg. 'ete.clieny , . lttidetail( relasiie.t iin Jig efara:it inidgin ; a Consmiitee . has appointed to . seivise thr present systetrs -of .in lazes, which 'art to be io settletkiwto,- yield •-a 'Revenue of tvicsavpthieglillliortiftf Flotins at ' but in camel:null to yield tweltrsiiiilrsons: - - .actbuutsPby this MailitkwAgthelletilj**l4. 7 7. •.., - • .'-..-..;,...' ...-.. - ..:-. - ..:, : , . . _Tin Fustbscir eltlo7 bitineicrestbeee '' -thisln cirning. - COnsOli , oPened * - 4,,, ~ ies.44.‘ remained steady at that .price durtag she • t This IS,•tlie first dal of the - *llk vtit but the 'relirictii•e_Pskets . . tat, G\ `Current pfiCe 'cif iWersiao•llo4.l9ll . the deMand'at.the Bank illOot-ireey great. ' .... ;a 74,,.• ...' ' ' - ..__••*i_i_tr,‘",' -1 • '. ' ''., . • ~, Phi FALUVALL/PENeil, * f- -I •;.:-...,...".••'• • • 72. '- • i t' l Lt i 4l °PPOlre ; 11 4). 10 11 111 !.4 1 1 1 1 4 00.49i . . into hita -- tat ik• - Aaeast,hereq sePiraiie itiati the ligNs,on !Le night thelr.diPstiticfrot Noshbly • and the 'lnglis having reit Ihi liartftiii Condlin'ag Penang, titt.y:siteeeedied, in -tom ! 'l° *tit Yeitsie t• Llshosi the tads Augur. • .The Thomas eilie •ke4 . .carpetsc-ieft !Madras the anth; and arrived et .t jiver snehersge, in the frugal. River, on the 51st Asps. derOlete' Weltingtoei arrived et the. New AF:ltinsge the' edrapari thee Wenn and iton ailed in.. the former op the lith, sad the latter•ois 4* .anthAnki t si, ,they left Madras. the r 34.7434 'bik 4-tbal ,e_th• irictoi‘elY- Tlie,l.onither &Site me Cisarlei Grim am i id it enug -- qha sstiOufbirem Ilkintday: 1V The .iiieiva Nee; 'Attu ; ? 'rereads*, were at Saeger On Ow addi.Aaplts. ~ The Atlas . 4treathant were • expected to tall cpf Cilia, - niriy. in Septentbsr• ' Postssce„ , Jae. 20.4—A greaanoraeses have t piehed.uy on qat _4earli near the • i. h &Wag these 1, , digs past, by -a it is ikaked .that 42tue. vend has 'lately Sessadered dif that.** at de , e elan. ` ' ,'" .. ~ .. ~ 4tiniseersi, homier es.-Wind WiSsiti...-Arrieed the 911512 t lorbet,.lrldr a sail from Lishoo.' in seven.days ; bane packet, with a Mall icons the Inplaplislantiss;sailed.fr - at. llamas% filth December; leek'Paffierta,Wena Siny with leis cd. 'Mils _ and ' bulwarks,. forgot flak' Ilotrik 1141 ' 4 lesity.-i-Atrived off this.Pott the Harsneny, B oom g re w , ; Jotaitlialid for Poole, witkioss at jib-boom, sails, Ste. sail lath , Pettinsierrir, Harlan t iii..-Visid S.S.W.- : Astieed his ' 0 gene's shirt 1 1 %.*;frotn Plyetteitir, and litr . frern a '' ,B 4 tingliVfron t the Down fee thii_ el Genii and .Ibpsit,Aesa.l, ire= the. the DMI A . f6 = 1 ; S 1 ..-1-iirld S. *. - 2. and t - the Weer , thittitannia;Bint, 'train ' Al, in IS . ante how A fronithe Riser 'alit ionidissi the Only, Saint*, Cisalipa, Claawases... rer Napa Ames ; Navies. B ais. ,, ,isify : 44.14 . 4 0 eAlsignowfor Bolos ; and the ~ .. • . - •eiTtisTicirie7V7. : Sitv . j-Capiik &MN, 'of ',the brig infirm., .that ea As liith Ina'. 'ist4aw a bet, of shoot it/0 1110.totti (lionti owa tight, il=Blll &tam aksiner et ‘ls miles), w tom . . *Otto • dams int fhttThe: sew .r a t tia t a4l eard e all wen:Tbei 'a name vii vt . coulancit leeriihat valid s swim A vvekeel, t.... _ __ lien tee: Home ..slitdi r oos eiirdia4.6• gat re • . . : • yi Ha m i lia* : i t . Z .lL Arristili ... :.:Bli ',art Freeing. Calvi7,7JetnrieT I:—Artivi4 litr i lTianiniiik , _ __ flona &tat* in IlL i t i i iii ratt RealWayt_ Wrider,4raln tan. to Heesee‘ AVM 41111, pot W Inslisisriltenata . board. • •,. •,*• . .7 t 1.0.1; •z ,1.• r ' -. ;j r. ' ..lao . i ' l P i r"l"' " l i iir . ." . 4... "e'. % . • , TUB Thomas', are 3r) POP** . cloaec in after : Amen' pt his late-Moo Ontoiona 1e v. _ ...„ _. • geeguraoxi—Jetin.Pekr , who wer.licserd last risky, at the. Admiralty Aessioni, of ,rautdet, this meanicsg•underwentsbe -Nascence of the law. As the clock stack piae-he - sawed the carts with hie: pliniconed_ 1 0 lleltorsroOnd Whack, mo‘n**4 kis • brisk: the ~ execetioser . set hebiBat,lyian: 4 l *awa Biro d, raking hohl of she haltirsh! Isfp cells althirallkirbair, • the (1 4 dillelfte a sew*, mcsessiitsicd . Veit body of Ili cart nut C4b vetwomo l E * RA le itsesseiee't cock.. Wars, - ludo weak do pit*EFfl stet OR • ' . 01, spelt isidi, sad . coold•ss a( irsidOsici ...lt wog tbiv . B o siiiiy yfiK , age s the kreger pert or • life am; h .di pn vent ", aus i g gi g ic . TM. hbet Oflitera oft eligasq . were - Inroad by the 0di1."... auskna a sow.— se 4 ; i -- z -- - in . - ~I . . A • , •-• • ' '.' .. .. . . .. •., . .. ~ . ' • - , • • . . : .... , • • • - . - . > . R* , - • 7 . •.- • • . A.. .. . ... , ~.. .. .. ,'''' .. , s , . ..,,,, _ . • . . 1 his fAithfai ail , iatat•-iiai 11 ;4 the Pilule • • 11. •.; crept er iiiilligli.l4.li hsiin g take n 4 %4. al isie i.' 1 ; 111;it 'behieie -:' - illiihai.LPinirtinake co ;nO .l. fee;elt 11 an '-' •: •emitleoty :however : 7 are Inarrhi ale:. ••• '.'': ..!‘-; ' .. j . . : on ma g i litiote t o, •7 - -..; : •:. : ..k • .;• ladani, cpskelirlhisiiiiiiirri went bp to Dr. Ava- 1 etch* pkeds. *emend of whldfan of ems)4lerakke, sin all the disposable tr°6l4 is 7 To those abase ids. Miologriko At s aiehlik Asks Imo, Noi r - t ai dH . , I da t h e D oetn e r I k et dd er ,-1 wh i m ,_ . . ...- . ~: .. -,,.,.: ,;.... , •,: - .•:illhd* at Seville , by the ermined ` ' *rib' • ''l at Orlient tevers Aticlahtsla . ' .. '' th a n ems, at 201041. 5 011 1 am loaek . iedm* ail* Ma *iii' ' *.- i. intr , . tAr.". ssitd lei s 1k is ilidleisbiode th a t hie late Matuait . l4llfreee & Ic e d & the G datn .., i • ' d ,. / * l l... i . f tle A " eabled t . a . r- isildierised seatiM6.o l - 4 111 . 01-11MiSS6O-itp: .• . ' fi r . M 1. selairelet # l4l2g ba able MtMr ilalmicV rho or list iftietieg 111Oess, - preparedaletehtZrelbfeite th - egit u r4; -i st g.:cli --; z. :7 -77 7-7• 7 7 ... • , • _ ..x. ___ l • .....„. ~_ _ .. .._i_ _ _____....„_ paised at Chekeimmue. makee wear pmeseempe Ma mem* to eliam ley heed; and it k loth semettli4l% pres tint kis Imam, onasia t ing a it odoe,d t e Act of the ''',.. ithess - 4111a flAZErtlt DX ItitANCX or vatttair•N. tryosageardetl a seeklmilso raids of h, o.o6iiiii ashy I !mop: it.* Then, flinging roved,. he asOpgiligt h 4. hi s - . re l y , b ot h o f red and personal e f eetti , ThkiVit s fitegielng th e above particidars, ads& 44 ° nip !tin **lt the •-bete • • more than rePaidlindli. ell. the hogedir • a Mast the best of 'be ate'lhat',lo: liat:ihat k *As newer executed. * .if so, Ms present ' '— • - -' -PY hit de Leon, ‘ • be had experienced - 1101v his reign."' -‘. '.•-- -% •'; mss.` the mea ts , 1 elven a grand panquet to ' . ' - .' • illefibert Will become the Ole hilt le the .. whale, in- aoidiers t ai-she e , m•Aniuty bf which COlond Qui - • His Mane= *meld nit alloi any Aka jaw ' • insee Stit permitted to have 'it Intorliieir Witly_olyidiag hi t thagaifia t etlib t ari at Re4eoinkbetise: ',their • " "ehief, - Ow ire them e pecan _ 4 4 .. . ~,i duty to re** within ems : rafts of the Jeri toms. kW KUM:2, it Was but for a feeder V" err hark .... 4 .. . . . • ' '. • . -`.:''',,_ . • • ' ''''... -It 'se , ~' • s thin ' The band of Leed-IdAnaseerron's •Regime*, odes The •sone; al maw well be supposed, was extremely -.Mk Parts Avers of Priday tad Sattirtlar have ' riitain•n 4 s b un • Prnela .. ' te, 'a . • were peenekted to bites* hi IlLemerri. • Afecting. - The QUass bore it whb uncommon ism- arrivals - butin their asconnts sespecting Spaittlerhich "'at' Cialhis; a'vatated•"••The eeenti.4 o2 the Isla Q. ' i o ahl e c s o f f a n gst ;Level burr` hot ii.a . tt A tit ai rseet wid.i th,, , p i r o n: t t r, itdild ini t ,, T 4 WHIN AT WORCIsTAA, awoliti', Ives. rinse ; hut his Mummy felt every visible mark oft roin their superior interest oche} •pq The first mornisig the Kin went ;lowa the street pmturhation. When the stipulated period, the guar.' attention), the). •fernish . : . 'bat irOnliSies ant! cial DkPaichteoif die 113t1a, received - yesterday sicsti rtil ;neap He was soon reeognized, and when keeMeth ter of at boar bad 'spired, Dr. Watts put his contradictions, .or the mast perpteeed*s4intioni-o bpanish kimbasiy., are perfectly conformebie .- 16 ' ' upon the bridge, he turned rpund to dm people and'. :Maxis= in , mind of his fiord pressiiie,but to vin The_ tare 41 . Deaek :which stated on ThelPatiab , these ~s rie!siii*" - 1 / 4 \ '.' ' ' ... ---:':; *1 .. I' said, " This, I suppose, is Worcester Vew Bridger little purpose, till he added, "That m tire room *as on tue authority Of klfteer flow Cadiey e f.join ..., ar , , and c ri st e s ' id4_, .foitra : al it Paris . i 3 girls the same , _.. j . .., ••• - 1 4 , Yes, please your Majesty," said a cobbler. "l i lren: rather cold, a longer continua:see ihiglit - injure her Me Eleventh', that' the- Insurgents seterektposileidisit! , e Beer preparation for deka* has been Milli 4 0 said he, " Sty boys, let's have a hussar His Pitac *fesky's health:. This instantly produced the hs•• of that Xity,',tetv ileserts, 'that the iiitellie '• 1 'li. Cadiz; 4,000 marines from the• nub.= bare 7, +.` I • Jtsri set the example, and a fine shoot there was., tended effect, and kO took his leave in thelnost-most enure egfersarate. _as. the .tllnti _ t7t * se! ?(.• ' the garrison, and the-City millti .. dit is iin .. , '.' t - ..., Afterwards they continued huzzaing him all the way Statienate manner. :.-• . - of a later date than the Eleventh, Otokaccer: ,Ow the Rebels . can succeed in-recasting thcmsel . to the Palace. On the StStd . of Febrenty.l/011, Mr. Ptrt sad- Lest imayeadis itself,' but on the authority of . Gelf 'matte 4 the Cit y' • '..- . 's. 'I . '•••••- ; 4 • ..„,. . * All menableto'bear arms hate • The second morning the KIPS was out at half Mitirutt AVM dining With Lord Cingitiniten, 'gal s Of 15th ans!! . ikb, 'whose a 4 •'. ... hitheOneehier of Granada and they fb . •- ' 4 '. ' . . •. " after five. He went to Colonel Dzawf a and C. when a letter Was brought to the farmer, which . le t ti thWiltitithey . * do not . ..coat:tan a•t _, - 2 ,.. ta t DiugerAt eel dwymes lodgings . . The otailt.aeraane sues , seed s ' and - silting neat eis Lord •Motirtu.s, gsinaltn mei* 'at Cat and: 44.aahiska. e: 191 AWN . . r . -•"' That k,elle thine' tap - .ant -4813 ai fat ... cleaning the door. The girl threw down her mop, Jilin% • *a* Useable': and whispered, when he h" *het * feam The Ase l sa s h e O des° - 141 / 41 1111184°* '. ...1 , . ti. _ ~ - a 50...:......... - -• . _ • and. ran away to the beILY The Klan stopped her, looked at it, if Weald •be better for . them to talk it ea front The lifonikir•e, lin.a caber " Petalea•-I#lnns Tit Pillaeili - maii,.. whiat„ onied...f . ail '. ' and desired her to shew him where thefeliews slept. over is- Leirdpuitsreatimn's dressing-room. . This latest intelligence receivicr St Mark on - ,the itillc' bieight• a 4114 of a . Treaty bet f e ca • the A , The girl obeyed, and his MAJZSTT went himself and proved to be a letter in the KISH% owe hand, an- front :dada, lino of nelaeer date than the Eseenti, 'Priem, , reccignizing the • integrity -ef the- : . called them op. The Oblongs leaped oat of their flowing his recovery to Mr. Par, in terms mdse. four days eager than the privets litters of ,the Ducky :if Bad . eataad some : farther 411 W ' ~ , ' • - : Eleven* , announcing the capture. • ' • ., ing ti* iatc.thstreatang inuncl4tieft . id till Neth • • beds se if surprised in crimp by an enemy, but the "that as follows : ' It Inn& : also, an accrinnt of the . de el itie La - KING was of, and they were obliged to run over the " The •Knis mews, with arms sselefsetlee, Ms mss- Now the day en-which-Cadiz is said.tohltve fan •n _.• the with Mr. Prue . after the sitesSesholl el tiatir 6 0 06 into flti posseisibn of the Insurgents, enti 1/4 still. , GaAVE of HUSH Houma., eilse.la• his sou Fiteratek, the: hesband4l, - ..,p.i.. - - town - to find hini. , . , ..... Before his MAJISTY left the City, be ordered the 1 i t - , a ; t : t - S t o e -4 " vhsr dettog • es hss it g : ftrT iet • wt . tetil6 ". l th .• . p a s si bu r iald ilhiw i • Ile il ' ~ :: y after the latest intelli g ence receivett. at Etaziaarn or . ENia.A44a. H0i....... ar, that . following princely donations a-To the Charity £ 2OO , ereat la s s a a ae l ei l ee sa d i ita gu l ty . , ~ On Whifli intelligence the Joaradil flea Mani oc it s s '..father, her father-in-lave and her] Kee, ebduld sill belting drAd at same time... -, - • . , the Corporation £lOO, to be distributed amongst the , .., It /l a ma dedrobie that ummdiat . . _ a m id be is' leased tufestat4' . .its positive contradiction , e Jews at _Frankfort Karin ie rejetited thetti*. poor Citizens; to the Infirmary £5O; to the work- ' taken fvellkserier die kkeetieas of his Gat . - . sat Mr. AllPS'lnfirs of 0/4.sieesonfh .It is *hennas, in short, that cessions iproposed in their falvour by the 43bikluis men at the China Manufactory £2O, and an Order Pin wistesmuit with the Lod ' Cnapenatet t tines- ./It , giving this note turn to the nail Of gwfail's, . anis of that City, the ternmittee of are Geritianie - Diet, ter a set of China value £lOO, to be presented to to' the ni recellealiedu"" la r . a : ": thee . P er P es , 2411tkir journal . must have drawn wholly nport its imegiha• . whom aka :air was referred, have submitted it , , • Ma sl tom t o e. ah t h e utter di sregar d o f t h e d e a. a m en t s in . it, .ject of regulations un the subject, tos-tbe.Senate auk ~ the Quire. **deck" - On visiting ; he Guildhall, his MAjasTy was sin- There could be no hesitation on the part ofiMr, Poisultion.: but it is not on borbitgrikkived throgib j `leg U l eikpt ..- ea v bi s . the ll°l4 er a v h . ich - • -1 been - Linadimoirsl7 • ~enittiffichi it should:ie%7 vainly affable and agreeable. After viewing every PITT, but having held the mammary cinference with this or nay °Mir French 0 1 4 1 *,:, *,,. • i,,,.....d_ _ ... ....,,.. ~,...„,,,,i„,,,,,.„„,: , ,,,., i a p t i rt , will set ;tal i. thing worthy of attention, he w as shawl' into the the Ciseirestwa, he seabed .upon the * Kters at the to rest oar Itial less o as i*Wi,..._ of faet '''?'•,. iCeadon'fillelle to iest. ~.: ..- . • s. : . ..,- t , 2: Grand Parlour, where some excellent viands, wines , appointed '. and found him perfectly of wind We 11 2 ,7 080 4 . ., Yr altdrarlnt to retail the annith - 7 ...• 1 , • •••• • •"- 4 . 1 =....... -'' ••• :•• • ',-• -.. ~.• fruit, &c. were placed. The Maros having been *mind, and in. every respect, as hefore his illness, com. tier et alltririen to it. Ila Extreetfielea lanfif*--: AYeten . . this mornin g. r ' fiseJbuttuk • which-wir lad ;Otteselvite reel:WSW** flihealtar: .alecni ll - -• • z ith - ‘t f etail j reb/I"4.4 k 4gl n i ci Fie previously informed that his MAJESTY never tasted petent to all the stairs of his public statioa. . , • .anal *Salmi if - m:gdpin : a Committee hu ~.. wine in the morning, humbly entreated him to take Th is wastths first notice in any way which , po r„ franc a sours on wilikle aeti,oan- ' pluc k .lhe most 'appointed to'vevise the. present systehr of ,i ' a jelly. The King replied, " I never did - yet take p m rece i ve d o f t hi s most i mportant oasst f i lh e isoplicit,4lll,:r., disesd the ONSPA V t filllnitiy ;-- lases; which art to be it settletkatto- yield .a• :' - wiee in the morning, but on this interesting and rep eat o f d es ph ys i c i an , h a d i nf i ca d hie n Elie - an whisk.lllg i i - A di ja . stated, that Cad• it had opened'Revenue of rsinivi Ant ialiorta..nftlo6 ns at least. pleasant occasion I will venture on a glass.". Them ovirfatourible ; but Lard Mstieutz verily believed its gamma . A sad dots newel had wind. a t but in case of.neril to yield tWe•ftru sarirums: 114 _ - cedig ; l _i__ *.actbuntPby this Mailaskrnathelletijgok r b- . -,./, MAYOR fi lled a east of rich old Mountain, and his diere was . net a mate , except Dr. Wts.t,n, aelm•eater- lifelallifitea.4itiShe of die 11th, f oe ** -r` - • •'• ......:::::... - .:,- •.-.7 , '4 . - t v , .'l • ' . . • Messrerdraisk-= " Prosperity and Happiness to the m i ne d t h e _ sw a m h o p e of the rottorat i os: s i t h e papers af . e . were signed, not : by.4? - tweal . Pape Tess Fultos.-LScirelY,Mlbatinen has been done . , ... • Corooration and Citizens of Worcester." This being KiNes m i n d. , d t zi. nlt . L eantin it. and uen tiff r . eldiniatidnewi' • de... ek rai e n beargewet d . -* .A T ,t ' ...... , . 1 . i : e % &y eat . 11.4 . .. : ,.....' Wfi1agg4 ...,... ~ . , f .,Y. .r al em s ai in necl ti.rni stead ng• - y C ae msal • flart i.. . Pe pr d ice atiT i g ih s6 : 4. m nd orn 4 in T ri . , '''-• made known to the without, they rent the opte • 10 . o ro or vit. . '! • air with their sheets. I Add tcash 4 itivateleuer receinankhritheiner, This h-llie first 4 2 1 of the Salk 'Pay• ,Ing in DAM ermined to rens= to dui Is air, dui Absolve", iof . d . ~I _ ,L ~ - • . . ..... ~ -• , iot a- but the 'reltrictiee4skf 4 . 014 per , :oync! i and tl ~. Cadiz oktbe s. . On his return to the Palate, he walked tlinsegh J thrmi a i t trt raw tkuo do tbk pike ettakcerphoca, r id e eferr.. . .- Lc ~. 4. 1 , , s _ T • ea/rent pfiee'tif',Wettis - fr t ',4,11.0410d, 'ion sc , Dm io i t the street, as he came, with only One attendant be," The Letter in question I.4edelloottme tusk fmpit - 1111-,-- the• Plittladars ,. 4:sf thW tat- r . 3' 2: 11/ . -IP " - 1515. Ur • Vn" ; the demse ' d '''.' the 1111 . 3 . 1 , k- i t lat' l4 r great'. ‘... ' • WM URA can be -said • Is, .thitkisccordinf.to ." ..41 I '- r i ' L 41 .. "' 1 ' : . sides the Lords in Waiting. The crowd voluntarily her. par, saying, he bads ` taietk:4 tieing papule, li ad _, * • • _,___ t _• •,,,. .• •• '. •"- . .r - •• • !.".' . ~, e rt er e 'r.sliver sL ij --- trAie • 1 ?:.: :- ' fan L. 454 . : opened an avenue for his MAJESTY, forming a lea - and hankie& bin wily t ot ~.4,,,,.k , the o riginal me latest an lr-Wreee,ur most auth e nt ic .... natal . . 41 . 4 . . 41. . . 4 •;..... .., -- 7 . . . .. .. . : .... Cadiz ss se• • • lent on each side, to preient any rude intruder, if r emaining is his Lordshieeedameglon. Zit - Litt. d° wnt° thisli r in "!'"` • • 148.5 a" 2f . .., A'be kapi;/Prs sityileagillapaeoleo:het - i f to lioiiat s i, r: .. . there had been one, from breaking in upnathe pas- wrote the Letter at 'Aida table Of the Queues, Zs l eat l en ___ g _ B l_, • _ . , 414 6a - t• Aegeat,,berriiWSeitireied Veil tleetagOkoa Ile night ' . to *gram frosts the French Papers Pse *dr AtOinnactrraii Nainbrf I slid the Ili* having faiataat • sage. The scene was affecting, and, when talon in a lohka stood in 'his tteiseiplet . hrithOut. the know We pr oceed - . ~- .. .- . • . .- lb& marlins C o nd i ef e r pa late , thli,:pr ace i.d i d, r,,. e .,„ / „.4 political point of view, firms an interesting epoch in. l e dg e of. as y pe raoni 'ood 1 e t adaid,. r a ng 10 a statements they 'contain (1 . 40 silliiiict, i '. . hie their Twit* so Lltinai the Iltb.Ausnet...The Theme Ge rm , the history of the country. After so many centuries ha, and gave it to his • elef `, s directing i t. .. tams TN A Til: d L ri r o ll i. b ib lnr i e t Olf ana ll B lD tk AT h . aye jtiver ,rlie kn4 inetarr -Canilseielafr ti ll :w ad raa gat ille itiw iiitih: on and ihi arr si i st ied A n usir. .* Nest . had passed in repeated straggles for - and against li- to tarr i e d i mme di a te', to lair. Pm, • ‘ _e- to _. -:_t,. - , 1 I 1. ...._ ~ *Mired as usual. , . •• • , -The eseettet They do net co , • a word aiii -Mar ,,g rp l e t r ' ' !' , (4514 ./7 13 . 6 an !! i '''l.s!.. die '' ilv 4P a i t lrsae the • 1 , berry, and for the several suctessions which had taken r • the events qf Cadiz.and Andalusit. , , _.- 1- 111 ° CaPirnY i e. akiPe %ova sod Rost arrived *Benet . - -, place to the Throne ; a ft er the Croivn bad been obliged - THE E VEXING $l l 4 It . .• • We - have received information from several Coq , Oil !sneer ou tic ink sad the latyr -oli eke Jsti t , .Aeinat *ill _ - . to resort to the unconstitutional expedient of a stand- k • • Menial home* litartiVit i t i l those at me s s e s- lA ' 'Ttie, dl" l.o krt eirher l4.4tras eisaite die me rs4 'Cisar aP4 ri C 4f rin Alai r sitilL th it • 1 7rosat e oo ly. . . • - • . .. - • ing army for its support --to behold the King of the ' • lA:DOM • •-:• i . .. -it s nlin,set alueeeth„e...,, • a ct.). -and AM leatwirieterkJelifrain hiellbay. The farierva IN* . 6 Atlas ; and . . . ' . . .• - - _ soli setters rom ► oadmi,d of the. l i fth _captain as •earesesashwere *anger WI Ow 11.111-Aapi i is. •. Tbe Atlas sad country walking th e streets as a private Gentleman, • . •• . . ,eorstlate werecapecti4 to id cpa CHM crier* September. with only two or three attendants, amid thousands . TUESDAZ FUSUART 1,11116 :•1 , feik' sr s• • ••.. • ----- -- 7 s_e • .........1 • • ~.. ',11% ' Peassses, . Jou. 20.—A great ,wereiejes have beep • 41 The Cooner of Cadlt.tol w h at decree sairP picked.ity en tlss lleseboesr the Liwi.T.94 dollog &see few : • Ts.a FUNI & .• • and tens of thousands of his subjects , without a single '. i s arrived ihe Ickes not report 'any atilt' in the ,esi s ros e, to . el-a it Is 'biked dot irame. eruct hat 'lately guard or peace officer-happy in the love, end ref,.. _ ,4.- , ~. . rates OF STOTIII THIS OAT AT Mt O'CVICS r course of pithi* agai rS. .. . . 1 . . • . igsg4tred d i tha .o nt of thk, taut. , . ... , . . , : . ing in the liberty i.f his fee pie, was an event Dinh Stock 111 22 01 % ' 311.- hare received (rim 'the ;arise *up . the fol. , 4reeisetwa, hrosar 241. 7 -Wiad WiSeiCrAscird th* Mak,. .. • m y be i l iA ag 1512 t *ackee, with' a bleki from Lieges, in svas,.day; *, sugh-os the oldest man then Bring had never seen, ' . 3 per. Cent. Reduced.lie% %34 lowlog extract of kluir:frPea 'calla o f t h - 77 - bane packet, with s Mail frogn th e Leviardlataaiii,taikd freni' , - hestary, Ittlift -- , • tr. Thomas's filth December; beekiloovesso,lioso gin and such as the yoeugest, but* few years helot% S Pereeat• Cnntols 67% *54 511 - • t ry,, the Wenn!. ,usgiuina* of our City hie with lowed 'solls _old ' beivrarke, fore t emest yr? ci s agel le' ~. scarcely ever expected to see. ... , si per - *Sest. WA 7714% as ye‘, noddog TWO We clittimotions which iesky.-,-Atriard itch s . Pod ` he tlarineely,Be m e z i s o, Nc .,„ % ,. ;. - lowitlielial for Ple with toss at ' ' sash, etv. stelae,. '..s . . . . vs i . ,-.ooois , Au attempt was made to seiner the spirit in dm- h Per Cent. glii 8 7 NI ttre purely military:l, .. .. . ~, 4 . • Payiniasoans. Javediat 5t... , • lad s.s.w.- 7 ,Aoriveq us ata.;• - , Quakers of Worcester to address his MAJESTY ) but 5 per Clat..Navelo2% 103 101%. :• . . row:swam Twilit haloll • • lig?. shirt 1/14,1rota Plymoitb, and teem a endsat . l' W•ms bel.l hs b 0 64 ameba kadninnin. l llP eves . ,Biliet4froese the Dowers, thippe of Coca 11- . these people kept an their old dultseack of life, and 5 per Cent. 1794 10454 • •- - - ' • , l e i 'aialalff i dal do hosi!ormwaVarivir,7l!" wei sad .I.laysi N Stesa.l, fetal ts. . the root - . . were rather concerned that such a - thing as a Royal Bank Long Annuities 1715-16 16 1„-AG . , t aaeP4ll°* " . s e r,::‘ t ra k ali a ,4,o;.,` Cesdeve, of . I A ll s) ,, for j= l ;ii...l-lin D d 110 7 j edt . and . faa , P ;.. • visit had happeued, to break in upon their quietude. India Smell 209 - t - - tbs IStb, tot ems igetoi• a tikAitiip 'lewd" arrived by * the ftle4r, thisthsanis,lfeet, Inini ' .01, ie IS wrar,-A . , About a dozen of the more curious among them got India Bonds lila• I3s . Isst pr. cad et Souselemee l h salt dap, : meerceirt dre aim* re- Canitrilean heti tbrithier tee* islanikaitlll-Lhely, Settnta, ee4 .. ' Pew thee bed bum ieeieee' easee of ther onalass, elawisar.e, ler aim* Amos ; blelvina. ankerra,.; foe: . leave to step into the Court-yard when his Illeassrf s Exchequer Dills - ( 2d.) Si. es.• pr.. heirwria- Threiosestesiiso.otAiUlasteOdeller7 • new,- velle ItieJetedyest e lMiEpesls.for Belo; and the 1f.w.a....i. ea Me lobo Et' • - Tim hasssesot wogs fed • coach left the Palace, but they stood unmoved, with' Commercial 9s. discount ' " a their bats on their heads: The Kinb saw that they °"'''le for AG "' 67 / 11"4 " 4 ‘ . •• . ' assuareei ffita " s4w .gbe leas 4 roe stir.. -Mit lb" - had bees "Pska4 4 C.lll- inf Nal""Zigli erml, . that tht i tlAh A4e." llJ 4 ti.'he :!"3l 4aw i i . t :et brit ' the , entee't OS ' • . •••• i • • • in spite aisle elketii auntie Meets attends the mt ,,/, ‘ oi md i a 10 4 b i es i ar i k i t i " taiga gallium .• • were Quakers, and, tak ng off his hat, bowed to them. p .. p asuion , • 4. . • it is sinderst --- -, -, i -a v ; . ,.be gamm a* . • a oats 144,401,01 tern ad m an l i en 41,b a j b aj al . t h iNE . awes). wish t 44 30 0, . wl 4 i . m ike: 40 4 to hiii.io ... i.the id " • They, in return, mowed their hands, and the eldest of them laid-i• Pore thee well, Friend Clamor 1" ai-...-tst a a .--"- fortss 6, : s -,h*- by which -7 -7 one die R ---j-- - - nyal Fauna - sal "I" thi."(l". tinier she = bags "' a s lll i gh r * Tis' crg 'C e t i , 6414 arre*„ . l ,,, A o ,o 6 i,..t e &q. A - - irrerr4 who _ eaglet* W* atlninted* rho ebb; l all well.' 'a -'1 panne Wet • kbin i• will hale taken plate. There will be no diisoletlat nice cotekr• tad she Itik4l et krigstY bl wig* coilearit lead tic valet s *abet dOvesseiTipige sat h ie l . The Kiwi and QUIRD laughed heartily at this syste- . . • ' • be t am . . wtt,vt. teblitlii tta r" Pad gmanda. *II le es ;les s on ..iildp, /tita SitioaeAto be set re • ..: . - ".. till after the 25th of March . this is a peint deter , ha embud to sweat Ms sedition widsout any elhi f Nan , lea spir.Aerteisit - seeilisery. Fuxin pelt . . - Inatic affection. . mined on. By the demise of the late Ism the do of MIS ; bet.he rinsed the Inssrpets se &early, diet ek i r with I , • .y n a.r . , u d i aa a. ..., _ ~ . . ..; • Shortly after his MAJLITY had le ft Worcester, ne • . ' • _.e . _ -Childs of me rings wont sinedy Maisie of embark* at as. - CcirM; miail# si.-4 delTipuktkiti, u: .. . Civil List, granted to ins Kuser/ in ben of use rear ttieetare epee heatratataaaat waiaLawatta4 them. •.: - mum anuses. in itols , A; mai forwarded, by a Noble Lord residing in that neigh- of - Iva b il wa sos is v. rat es 1. 1 . /4116 ' N ' earge ctissms lt san - ' ' Hereditary Revenues th e C rown , now bourhood, the- rain of £9OO, not only for the relief mask it is stusbed to its Rise, axe beer Unto it • Is disposed to towed; . ... ~..•. .70.,..i..... is . 1. . r.. , . and his p resent MAJESTY now_yvvetts to the w an ow n s 'hick midi .so oweihrow the (kris/s- -of debtors, but that such of the criminals, whose con- Ceases ' - .4". i. s.es s :' actual possessio n . and enjoyment of the Hereditary MOIL ' VIA mos Purses sewateeMet Peeske• threat", t" 'pba Theatres! are qt, impels - closed mailer the' Z , ' duct, since commitment, was meritorious, should- 1 Revenues. It will depend. therefore, on a new ar- wan e 41116 ,, vsk i i . tam i ll "" wisere i ti pdbe i p l ib ti " Ik e a* lane 7. 1 7 eka s ‘ aval .4 his late - Must Oration, hlefeczy• . , . t'..4 . share the gift ; and his Maitre: farther desired, . , rangement, to which the u lloyal assent must be pre- "We relsee s dres slik,... isr lftiMilmfa,ssmlrs•- e.5..... -• e Mob, oar . , ?..,xiacuracw-Joir!.Pakr. who yrin t ecisid last , • !., that if any circumstances appeared which rendered . • . . rnditY , at the Admiralty *small, of minder, this ily green , upon which a Bill will . be . brought ettattaa tbee the o r isiaks W ..... . whi oTh" .. ' .. "'eb ut illl 4 l . o g•gmu . " lll snac!i llt abra tbe at *e e l ' meanies underwentshe -*licence of the 2131 , 4, As else - 1 . . any of them fit objects of Royal clemency, it might Into Parliament, and of course else question will met. (diode sif leeSinsiart water lid PM* width et the MOO dila be represented to him. . k boa sielsat eise Mpis 'if ell lb. saaseassaes ale s , vas clock Stuck pied-he - entered the Cut e W-iiif kit . • serially depend on the amount ofthe sum to be ranted sbeabvska * rood* wila o ast was to !, t one d a to ter ,, ro o a d hi t , nec k , hat A n-„,,, t • .. u. : But perhaps the most remarkable incident attend- , . •• ' I : .._____/ ..i., , ,_-v's • • • to the new aorereign, as a compensation for what ' SAW"! TM atbleirsl* or ItAte#f«... , . . newly: ism :Mandan's . int babigotharea:_, 'I ing this Royal visit has still to be related. The only . . • • of who first - • Tha ramp A itiojg is alts4ubstance of the linialigeese . was ateords taking gad of the baltoN' bit ' arced he gives up. This discussion must be one e . .. .. ~, person who, by his MAJCSTY'S desire, accomp •••••• him as conductor, through the town, was the great the -- - - 11311 of Parliament; and froth 14484 t b l i.. l7th inseav-3 • ei 4 • ;not tt . *,vol' QS*, • th e galliterts ttt i l li 4 -: matters to occupy R . R . MII . . . "The awl .3.2..1.-bdt Cadiz the 7t h i, mitred ._ _,....,_ _ Acimitioulic4 grout body of . , - 4 we understand that Ministers are now busied in in- at Madndtbs i 4 7; e a s e reerel h at i s a l rea d y known 7 1 Cr e :74 ma i " . ... grandson V . the Protector, aOM WILL 'lte ICING . . , - -. • . . . . - ..- Cie down dow . a taioni. • ' . vestigating the present state of the Hereditary no- of the fidelity of the. Cativ- rind Of the desirables o f to, :sad, togeesostas Ursa, Wet pow an t ' appeared to converse with him with great affability venues and also the various departments of the the Insiirgents This &sad= had eedoe* their the whale soak die r as; on bra Saar' S.- and condescension. inc singularity of the circum- Civil „. i . n o rthers to about 2,000 quee r It is believed that Awed yhe auk*: . ' . , and seemed. ho • z., 4.ast. • stance attracted general notice. • they have prepared vessels , that their Chiefs may* enoscioss of elisonne., .14* wee 'thieve )401 y w - .4 a l . , Whatever were th e meisures in contemplation escape iwy..taa itiver , oc go p air% maw; .6 Cow. ages the ever pert 10 .. 44 lif „ piorint vest 4sai i -.. 4 HIS FIRST ILLNESS. respecting the Quests, they oust now Undergo.% Lan d e d : 44 e ,k 0 4,:0f Seeti petei, a w r ea k f ort smatio ,— Th , lest aid . a -nurse, .veers per. The King had a strong presentiment of his grow- revi'sion ; for, by the existing law, her Mania, laii:l4o4/41fia:- Thilmitiltve77 nook • Wirliaire inrased by tba. •.. and. at a ( Mailer Pa ing malady some time before it happened. Four or . . : . will claim her Establish's**, ' is . - es- • - AllPOstammitalleala ,•:. 1 .• ; - liballalkollrirligt , * intolitkati 7 ,!-.* . . ... _ y* _ .., • . y.✓r -w - 7,•••1 1 • 4 404e...t , ~. ~ ' •aerradlin.e , ~. i ' - *~h *sue, ~'~ A I. 11 A ••• % . . ~--: Dll -