Star. — London, England, 1830-07-08 00:00:00

~I IL 1 115 j „ `~, '• ' V c r ests, °"- '2,7 • ''' llo V. s 2lll3lll l .llllP,rrill' .:• .. ma; .. • PROVINCIAL, INTZLLIG NATC IL . • - • - "t ROUST OF C04W0N5...-Tass Dim. to mine it; but Ar t . . Aag A , was theattention am= Team to . '..• --' - . • 7 - 7 - rr - r -- A - • ... On a - future day we, / NOTICE/I OF MOTIONit.". ' ~ !.• 11 . i 43 . .. 4. . :000 • t ~ - . • th e . ' .i - ._x d b.... -11 , Batumi* (Csninly) - •Mr- fituart . e° ota t t i t - 1 Ilr. D'eunnell-to more art Addresil6 hhiltilaleity. that kroln espied . i - • killi . . ". ' ll lehiesteall,, Is as tOt s B.. bbs . ' ' '''•‘"" ith the Marquis of Tavistoek. . • --.,. be pleased to tate Mestere% to hive drafts' or plus - ofu'jcride or tai/ • . Thi s ? . -. recen t „ ; •I.'i . -; An **atter genersU 7 acissm . 'by sofih . es '• , a sstrorona-Tho town of Belford, tenet a period: of and procedure, eithe r . in the whole ,or in part, to he laid . I!efo9, di a. -..r..n. . . 7 . How& , 11 . o••• .. DuOh•Co .- . 7 ' • * embeds from thy b ac° m r! bet. "' us ' ' ' ••••J _years, is likely lois cemiested at-the ram* else- - . .. Mr. H. Grattan-to mihnsit a' Motion irei#eitieg di . d ruins o - Three senditleese sra.now in the ielik-eLerd John pared the people of inland; Saari? Die 1.4 Panirsisr; with . the Old or e built . y - Assa PUN,. After - • l .l eliiie a connected enqiiiry-,the WC kay •• Rusedi, •Williens Whithreed, Fag. and Calmaia olka. s view to ,adopt KM. Ow to a ll eviate e the riffs aril* nom struction of the fort, the French doh up a pad • .., , IM ell feel it oar duty to call reader's notice. Heetbury Hall, Amur Bedford. 1 The letter podeinen tees, oral the consequent ways( Of enipanimilikiktfinglhi intabitii order to attack the castle nr.the Emperor. Dining 1".,.. ' lir. - - -- - irrr. ?W roe O'CLOCK. ,p osega ily papaw. ... •• • ~ • • of that country. 'k. ... ' Mr. Alderman Wood-tr• submit imolion deelarat o t er d i r i st a morning a convoy . 'Or ammunition on its road - trete- - - .. . fine from Paris, thik morning, brings duction he forthwith made in the silittiei Grill the CAXTERIURY-LOldelillloo, the sitting member; and - relative, the /f e n. Mr; Watson, are a present in poi- of • Furruch to the advanced posts, was attacked by a body French Three per Cent. 79 95, Oorernment, commenentate with the increasg,made to them 'de ' • • . 41140190 %I ell° proximo ob4f -... which is . not so good • • • of the fi eld. Mr. Wells is endeavouring to pick the Wow, in consequence of the high . pry* of provisions. ~. sir J. Mackintesh-to ,west a petitims from certain Danish retreat a claimant& ,_,._. after 'losing of dude comeades, and ttie j ectiede C ° 7 l ! ‘ i ettikK i which kft i th fii ii sste i p wi rice s Y s ea t 9 1 1 0 2 7 .11. ratter. ups few stray votes, bni be bus met with little success. OR DRKS *OF THE DA . ." convoy. thrill Ali 1140.1 ht WNW 91.49. Mob., . at.94l.eince. which-thaf-hav ' s _again retained • • • Cii lc liSTtit--,lnee Will .be a slurp contest between .. . • Warehoused Sugar Blil.-.10 be teed a third dme. " Mr. Cullen an d Lord Guilt L e nnox.. . Exchequer Rills' (111.007,d001.) Rill.-dittit , former price. Consolidated Fund (1,5110,0001.) Dill--report of Committee in W. Amidst the almost univorsal gloom which, at presen - In the Foreign Nisbet little 'or nothing is doing Cu treltilliAle-M: Niiold and M. Piney have caw presented. Militia Pay Rill-ditto. . i hangs over the trading concerns o f th e B r i t i s h sn o re . yet. The . .• from Pans, 15i. prices of Spent& Bonds have come hi: • • . a camas • twa other ' s teer are expeetdd. Mr. Gye retires, e;id.steode for Berwick. , • Rem and Cider Duties' Repeal Bill--ditto. 4 ,. it is pleasing to notice any small speck in the su Sessional Orders-report thereon to he'Prettentetl. . , ''' ' ' 'l 4 Accounts from Paris state, that the 57th - regiment' • -novas-Mr. Trent resigns ; and the shies& of Mr. Fisheries Acts' Continuation' 8111...t0 be mod a third time. il ProoPects which bus even the slinsassans of approechi . the line, and a detachment of the 58th of the line, were . Paulo, Thompson speak with esafideau: of his se. Warebouled Seger Bill-toZtral geon rd dine ? , . sunshine . We are-es Box Al'An+ll.BllTMlSsiMilly Cilia( - bark on the Ist July on board the Galatea frigate ~ , Mr, Trant'a eneweeris Si ? Jolla Amu Raid Registrar at ItlethorßilimX Stage•cosmeit Propriitere BilLiespet thereon to be further us- n nation of shopkeepers ; and happy should we be : mod 7 or 8 tran•Pmta• for the Mama- •:- t • - ^-k - Lord Skelinersdale's eon has been mentioned as Sir side red . if, us in former days, our shops would keep us .- •• A letter from Berlin of the Ist of July lilelbe 1111. ohn's opponent. The fries& of Mr.. Relsonth have Ilairlity Apprentices' Bill-zwet ditto. ' ••• Excellency , the Minister of Finance, Bunn Toe •ffil ts , l e d a mee ti ng , . ... :11; 7 1-drtotl r• • • Witnesses' Expenses in trek 11111-Commfttee thereat • all our misfortune is, that they have ceased is dim so. It will be difficult t° "Ph, -. Essex-Mr. Wellesley's f ri ends we tumsdokselar Militia Pay Bill-report of Committee to be presented. The trading cominunity, west of Temple Bar, are' Recent= . died the day before. .• a • • • county. Mr. Hugh Dick retires ' fuss Maiden,' in LIST of the MAJORITY - 0f37. Who (on the 7th of July) voted however, at the present - moment in wend • 0 --- Spinel as. • The in • from Madrid of the_. B24 nit• - • favour of Mr. Quintin DIA. The freewill aro beating Neit Mr. Home's Motion for reducing the Salaries of Mani their future prospects; and innumerable on &ts , mention of two events-the arrest of General La . up for a candidate to ware a contest: .. .. Paiute Judges from 15,000 to .14,300 a year. circulating among the w o r ld o f d r ew-ma k ers, ~tare „ . a Frenchman , and M. Garret* , who was on the Oat, Ex ersit-Mr. Kekewich retires. Mr. James Went- , Ached, Sir T. Grant. Sir A. Rae, Ek .W. • . ea end to his existence. • worth Buller is the new candidate. Mr. Buck offers Arbstboot. Rt HoaC Greene, T. Spencer. G. ` des modes, lajorterie venders, and all the classes w . sr LIAUPLEA JUNE 4.-Several men-of-war are again. • 1 Battley, C. H. Glibett. D. Ikunn s 81 ' st Il • live by folly, fashion, an d finery, of the wariness. Isii lying in the ' Resastead, among which are two Russ' . H ULL - The friends of Mr. Sykes and Mr. 0!Neill Belgrave. Lord Goelburs. Rt Hon H.Seariett. Sir J. Cocks. J. Herries..llt Hon C. Rmkb , V. present Msassry and his amiable Consort sin is lime shins of the fi ne. Admiral de Rigny is oa heard :. . hoeo an -announced the intention of these gentlemen to Callaghan. D. Irving , J. Nlntorp. Cat. • • Conquerent, and Admiral Malcolm, with Gamma : • stand, Courtesy, T. P. gloom O. ' soniereet, Lard e. ,i dell habit of toast expressing, as to thh future shortly I', were expected. /I UNTIWODOW•-• Mr. Fellovree retires-ILerd Sasth- Coate. Sir C. Murray, lb ilost.SirGhTbaenpoo, O. L. ~ splendour and gaiety of the Court of St. James-w , Cockbun, Sir G. Niebon, Sir.!. Wilson, Col. r .. 1 ... i Liv ZitIPOOL, JULY 5.-The demand for all descri • .. even b ecomes a can did ate. • . Caleraft, Rt. Hun. J. Peel , efts Hon.A L. ir R. r" to ri va l , I t is said. the brightest Periods of the miffs tions of sugar continues entirely suspended, and we ha , BENT-The re-election of Si r E. Kamm - & i s e x _ • Doherty. J Phillintore, Dr. mum. of his present MAJRSTT's Royal Parents.• ' ,no sales to report in rum. About 250 tierces of Janda ' peeled, but some uncertainty exists whit mud to his French. Cat. Powlet, Lord W. ' We think it will be well if these hopes bi coafirnied ; for and Demerara coffee have been disposed of to the borne colleague. Mr. Houywood enjoys very isilifferent health ; Fare, Lt.-Gen Sir H.Prendergast, M. G. Planta, J. • Fitzgerald. RtHooM. Robinson, 0. R. Twin, H. " the l ong - con ti nue d i n fi rm i t i es o f hi s l ate Me; Wry, which trade, at irre g ular pricer. We continue to experience and his friends may dissuade him from engaging in the spirited demand for cotton. The sales of the week ( A fatigu es o f another Parliamentary ' i LIST of the MINORITY of Maven, who (on the 7th of Julyl naturally prevented him from keeping a court with the w hi c h 2 , 000 ere A mer i can ea lotion i n th e fees . voted fur Mr. Home's motion to ilz the Salaries of an fetal usual splendour, and in which perhsps-u _ .__ _ Ho ._ . Les -Mr. Kemp will stone train, end Mr. Done- Puisne Judges at s/8,500, la teed of sts,oool. Perhaps - ender a Ulial" an import of nearly 50,000 bags, amounts to 20,31 • van will make another effort to get returned. Davenport, It. Mmack..l. B. Western, C. C. i• rent state of health-so Prince would have more dre• bags,at steady prices. LI v ISPOOI -Mr Ruskisson and General Gascoyne Eastbope. J. Male, Hen. W. . lighted than • himself, had, in a manner, baulked thii The Pine Timber Market continues in a d e . will probably be returned without a contest. Heatiscote, G. J. Rice , T. 8. • mune. i to, and prices remain low ; the country demand h Hobbes's., J. C. Treat , H. Hew. J . fair expectations of those classes of the people, wheel Low DOM.-Sir Peter Laurie will be a Candidate if somewhat improved. Leneard. T. B. Waterton, IL Breen, J. : prosperity so much depends on liberal upon& CITY', HALF-PAST ONE. ; any opposition is offered by another new Candidate to the pree k ;nt Members. LIST of the Id AJORITY of fn. who versa Ohs the Ink of.folji WM ' among the higher ranks of society. Nor should Consols hare continued the whole of the soorniag p : for Lord Morpeth:anaotinksoseista Use 0111111 e width Mara . MAIDSTONE.-It J 8 said that MT. Aldermen Win- • the Security to be given by Premium hens AlOO to 1400. i, the politician, who seeks to devise modes of TOO 941 to 1 for the account, with the exception at one chaster will supply the place of Mr. Wells, who retires. Akberp, Lord Heine, I* Rice, T. S. ; Hering thee i m p over i s h e d wor ki ng population of t wi t rio d . when they were done at 941 ; at present they rely ROCIIESTER...Nr. Bernal and Mr. Hughes Hughes Brougham, H. Jephloo. C: D. 0. aNtberp, Colonel l I •n at the former p ice, with little or no thi ng doing. li , try. I 6o k Upon the brightening prospects we ha l • Greek has Hamner, C. Lambert.' 0. 8. findtb, V. get up one per me i have been Gann/sing the Freemen : but a powerful ad- Brent. ,:oral II • Illenek, J. B. the foreign market, leaule, woo. W. w W i theri gtert . Sir en. It * just alluded to, as too unimportant to deserve his notice; h meek has a l so i m p rove d. .i s s h ares not hi ng versary is about to take the field in the person of Colonel Cave O. Clen;ents. Lord Maths, J. Nryvyan, Sir IL for, when the sun of prosperity shines bright on St. doing. South Metropolitan Gas 211. I Fitaclarence. General Dundee retires, and it is said Davenport, E.• ' Pryse, P. 'Ward. C. James's-street, s portion of its cheering rays pene t ra t es The dividends are paying this day. '' l that Lord Villiers, the eldest son of the Earl of Jersey, ingenue, A. Palmer. C. F. •i wM dispute the seat vacated by the General. Dundee, Sir It. Powlett, Lord W. TIILLIII , the miserable cabins of Manchester, Leeds , Birmingham% ___ _ __________, COURT INTELLIGENCE. : SA :4 DW ten-Mr. Grove Price has again come for- Graham, Sir J. Poomoby, Non. J. Morpeth, Lord and Glasgow-not to mention the garrets sad humble -sew- I ward. The present Members, General Fans and Mr. PRICE OF ITOCKB AT TWO O'CLt ICE. abode's of the wretched artisans of this extraordinary His Majesty arrived at his Palace in St. James's, abet, Marryatt, will stand a poll. Bank Stock 216. * ; India Bonds 66 / assemblage of human beings, called the metropolis. , half past . 11 o'clock k yesterday morning , from his SEAFORD-Mr. Wm . Williams and Mr. Wm. Lyons .. a per Cent. Red. 94 i '. India Stock, ez. 2401 inonce are in the field . They boast of a successful canvass 3 per Ct. Cans. OZ. est I I , , Oki Annuities • 51? per Ct. 1818, 1001 1 1000 Suer : Bills so si i When men • • the depressed state of those whore The . King held a Court, which was attended by P Soil ERS STII H I RZ-M . r. Sandford . and . Mr. Dickinson 31 per Ct. Red. 1001 1 1 A5OO Ditto 90 51 moo and moo De„ el eu • only humble ambitioeris to hve • fawn their own labour, we Frederick of Prussia, some of the Cabinet Minuters,4 expect to be returned without opposition. 4 per Cent. 1001 I 1 His Royal Highness Prince Frederick of Prussia Sussex-Mr. E. J. Curt* retires. Mr. Herbert 1 per Ct. 11126. Commercial $ are induced to call the reader's attention to the singular Long Jinn. 191 7.16 Advertised exertions making by those classes in many parts of the IWinistim, and the m'esenteil to his Matey by Baron Bulow, the p . Curteis, however, ie a candidate. of Aberdeen, as Secretary It is not •true that Sir Joseph Yorke is a candidate for Do. s 0 ears, ApLOet. 1915.16 India foe Acct. bo. July. Jan. es. i 5 1 .19 Cons. for Ace. 941 11 1 : country to relieve themselves, in some degree, from the State for foreign affairs. The Prince was very grade. . the c ounty of Cambridge. . . Mr. Brewton, who has represented the county o f FOREIGN FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCIL 7, state of destitution in which they Ind themselvaioo sp- r•calved the Kis ?* The Marquis of Graham had an audience of his . Essex for the last 14 weeks, retires from his legislative Austrian Bonds 1011 i DIP. An. MI I, penance, almost inextricably placed. Well it is said, hi Majesty, at which his Lordship delivered the resignation labours at the dissolution of Parliament. Mr. Brewton Brazil Bds, 5 r Ct. Ilez. Bds. 5 per Ct. Do. • eds. I sus. i p Q. se , the adage, that " necessity is the mother of invention: l ' by his father, the Duke of Montrose, of the o ffi ce of Lod states that he should be " guilty of desperate jewe- l:too Acct. 741 * • Colons. Bd.. 6 pit Ce . Do. Ant. 37/ i .t. i AU the universelly-ecknowledged advantages of benefit Chamberlain, and returned to the King the key worn * deuce" if he exposed biniself to the " almost unbounded 1 . Do. ads. )1154, Pere% IMs. 6 s. pr Ct. 24 31 • Do. Am 151 g p . gd s . iggg, g per Cc. Ili .. Neckties, were not the act of any Government, or hardly the Duke u the insignia of his office. ' expense of a contested election fo r a large and p o p u l ous . Dudek 11.1...3 v. Ct. - Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Cumberland county." bitio Ace. 741 Do. 510 161 ' • and Sussex had interviews with his Majesty. COLCHESTER.-The in-dwelling burgesses met their Greek Bends. 5 p et. p r . m e ; 3 per c. so t . goe. -r . - neous result of the mind of man-and, comparatively, The King gave audience* to the Duke of Wellington, member, Mr. D. W. Harvey, at the Kent and Essex Ta- , Ds. B. 1905. 5 p Ct. 5111 &change, 95f. 50e. L. of illiterate znam.rellecting on his own interests, the Earl of Rosalyn ' the Earl of Aberdeen, the Duke ' tern, on Monday evening last. The meeting was not s o • BRITISH AN to Ft 'REIGN SHADES, TW4t 0 CLOCI and what was necessary to secure .to himself all Leeds, the Duke of Marlborough, the Marquis of Down. unanimously agreed seat former meetings, as some of the hire. the Earl of Darnley, Viscount Beresford , bail freemen very pointedly exp res s e d their opinions th a t Mr. - - °us". • w e. nil " AIL ',.. family, those essentials without which indep s end Brazillanlom. (iss. ZS pit.) 35 . 20 Hill, Sir Samuel Hulse, Sir Henry Harding*, Sir J, Harvey, by colleaguing, in an indirect manner' with the Do. National IS 121 88 - ' - btu no meaning, mad life becomes a curse. COBBITT, • United Mez; ON. at Aft pm.) 40 illif 14 - 1 e •is well known, urn, Admiral Sirßobert Colonel . L constantly sneering et those who beve l - Cockburn . ten borough, and prevented any one coming forward to Fire to It it Ise sell, and Colonel Chapman. Zrl l retropoNin so 1 ' 31 - designated the British as s thin.iing nation ; but he The Great Officers of State who attended the Couiy, contest the election. Mr. Harvey replied, in an ad; Globe LOeSin ' " 1 - . ss knows well that we ars a reflective nations-not perhaps and the Officers of the Household in waiting, were+ dress of great length ; but, upon a met •of res ol u . IPbaniz 5 7 .... 151 5 . 71 • 44 _ ' p ro f oun d i n our re e se ti ens _b ut who are very rate t o The Duke of feeds, as Master of the Horse; Sir Somuipl tions being proposed, approving of Mr. 1). W. Harvey' i , Provincial Bank of Ireland 100 15 'EI - , ta k e costsion _ sense view , of our interests and of udy • Hulse, as Vice-Chamberlain •, Lord George Beresford, as political conduct, and expressing a determination of su • United General Gm so 41 Co m ptroller of the Household ; Sir William Fremantle, porting his interests, one of the dissentients moved as Mesiesn - 100 37 m question which comes before us-or his 'nods of addres - as Treasurer of the H ousehold; Sir Robert Bolton, es amendment, which contained marked expressions of dig= Dinnen's Land Ark. 100 10 0 Royal Irbk ( Fes, I pm.) 21 it 1.111 II 63 sing that nation, would not have been his support for p 0 the Equerry in waiting. ‘, approbation, and recommended the burgesses to look out' ' many years. . Earl Amherst and the Hon. - Townshend were the for two other candidates who were possessed of respects- MAILS ARRIVED AND DUETHIS ii. Da MORNING. ; We are led to make these remarks, by our having heml lar d and Groom in waitin g - bility and fortune. Mr. Harvey, finding the conf us i on 1 Drew ... ..-.. 0 *. s. . •,. , s. His Majesty afterwards le ft town, on his return to increase, moved that all those who approved of his past ' 1 •Wateeford..... 011 Frame 0 Flanders 1 0 Jamaica 0 ° ° lasbaa - • •• - ° lately heeded to in ' a Tsw p enn y and two p enn y Wads ' Bushy, escorted by a detachment of L ancers , , political conduct to leave the room, and the adverse pirty o OtmereakJeney oto Holland 0 0 Sweden o Printed in different parts of the manufacturing distriits Ifishfejesty has, it is understood, appointed the Queen remain behind. This enabled that gentlemen to Rico- * Hestia Ayres... o 1 Hanthergb .. . 0 0 Milks . • 0 of Great Britain ; and which have opened to our view , a tit be Ranger of Bushy Park. His present Majesty hes min that he bad a very large majority; and at twelve. 1 state of facts, which we really did not know exists to held the office since the death of Lord North The o'clock the meeting adjourned. 1 i II Ametin........ 0 0 Leeward blends 0 0 Brasil . I TH E EVENING STAir the extent to which these pamphlet" =eke it appear. 'lt house . in the Park, in which his , Majesty now resides, is in future to be called the Queen 1 Lodge.. - .Toss-- . t., .. • t A letter received in this town from Brusne-Mill, near I, ilimillk - . would sem% that what are termed co-operative assoclii- Sir Herbert Taylor has been appoluted privy Seem - Rosana, dated on Wednesday last, says that on that fk .- -- lions , are inctimittg with Peculiar rapidity In all the la tary to the King,-the same situation Which,* Herbdrt morning a cart-load of coarse flour and ortinwel bad been t ip ~,‘ manufacturing towns is England. and even Scotland . filled under King George Ili. • - • 4 despatched from said mills to Clouniel ;but oe. its arrival Os llV lM 4k c r t • ''' There i • i t . _ l. . 4 _ , r ~,,!, are upwards of fifty Co-operative Societies in ffill ,eri Colol Whatley ha! been appealed 'Meyer of tie at Rude*, it was stopped, and obliged to be left in that r CAT 5 S •- • • ac ti v it y i n th e m e t ro p o li s , w h o g i ve support to newspapi r s r/' Pu rse to H is M ajesty . _.- town. The write r adds, " the minds of the lower orders 't . , ia()Ni)(1 1 N. • a Coked Stephen/oa, the Surveyor - General and Pe riodical works of their own ; and the list, now bogie B oard of w orks, his, it is undimmed, hes ()T . tiSe -• • .I . us, of provincial cities and towns in Which the a re Or by the Kiv, a, Gene* II t h e lienermisa service. if ' • are much disturbed, owing to the high prices of provi- a aPPeuand Mons, and want of employment."-Clonniel Advertiser. . ~, , 4 • , THURSDAY, JULY 8. •-' • ' tiblished,' io much too 16g for introduction here : bai l Colonel Dalrymple his, it iii"eallisotooil, bast ?AIM • assting was held se Friday in Carrick, fore . , . d seem to include ell towns of much import ance in Eng. by h is m ajesty to the rank 4 f igura in the Brittle pu rpose of devising . some amiss . of amelioratiw the con- -.-. 0.--- •n of the destitute peplum= of that 00C11 peroui EXPRESS FROM PARIS. •1 ' land, and molly in Scothiud, even as far north as Aberdeen. sw 7 h ' e . .. town. in which before Ireland felt the effects of The Gazette de Fra n ce of yesterday Contains the IR: roman' of his late Msjosty will lie in state On Union , ' .. Some of our Readers, perhaps, will be surprised that w or k a d ay en d Th urs d ay next, at t h e p e w s st w h o_ the manufactures flourished and enterprise w !Owing' o ffi cial note, addressed by the MARITIMII Pas. we isention the existence ef .. these societies as intelligence ow. The fuse .. rat peacetime, it is et moot arranged, rewarded -tbs bus y hi ' ll • 4 Lida/tr y was st ' sn • bsard t FUT of TOULON, to his Excellency the Mt/Imre& . not generally k nown ; but we ere f u lly persuaded that 're will MNIMMIDO3 to move et nine o'clock at night. . tbs mansions that_ neWe mined and • . 4 • Marine and Colonies :-" I have as yet received so amain the only individuals who have been defi.cieseiti • A handsome corridor, fifitY het l ona" • sixteen tat d aniw ee p a i r ahli TT ln i p p ererp aaka tini p seev •altainiag . cry of want official news ; but I have learned, by private cense- giving that attention to them which their numbers •• wmile • , will commit the King's residence when Dukir , a a to t h e suite apertineuts et g t „ J ames ., p e w s. The universal ery that the poor ofaegisesmed pondeace, that the army has taken up a position, about • . . ~ ming unportiusce merit. when considering the. p t i s new erecti ng . user the superinteadence of Mr "Pw°latEssilY in • Mate a marealiaa , wend Lod! . 1 , a league from . Algiers, very near the En TIMOR s castle. state of the British community ; and we should Set t syduoy Smi r k., an d f or th e sake of ex p e di t i on w ill •h; 18888. to order Amass to b e ta m s o f d m di r o one d I t -........,-. it surprising if many of our Readers, on the congruity, construct"( chiefly of timber, supported by cart iron. 1 households,._ as Tuesday last. Mb LitehiP cams We have just received, by express, the Gazette de k now w h at the term co . vers ti on meenesbit t er . - Monsieur Feick, who has recently arrived in t hi s -u •*- ! sewn las deb and to the M France of yeeterday, and other papers and letters of hardly • Tuesday. The ihtelligence brought by them is of hip- "at Me iaboled by the B °cietim- Th or , Pmhalfes w ' ' L IT ' an N i i t t a l an it r a , h ea s d hie sa feeede intorei l L es yssisrd Aes t sWis wi r th f il hnuaa m e i eve l . aceeni ~ .s id notribenfClideeseths inhabitants, Trick :11 portanoe. On th e 24th of last month, a eery serious en - they met the word co-operation, accidestallyin the ' • Duke of Wellington at the Treesury, for the first taw w as l acetallent that over o O* . thfßw a nd human beings anent took place between the forces of the may have satisfied their i° 6 ° l °°° ° for lareedestion. -Ity lance his 's return from the coatioest. t _Wen in actual Wen la actsalerant ! Fifty taboo/Wo w . , -." 1 turning frost it as one of the pliitenthropie. , The Mexicin Minister visited the Earl of Alislit - Ima "'Vie* at aillitt Note per daT , an re P a hilig bye * SET of COS STA Di TINA, aced the French troops , wenn • terminated in the Snfeet lif the former, Yat the F ore i gn-o ffice . th oug h Mr. OW If X '1177111180141tiC . 11 chinaas. If Ames it any r iellhi - _ . 4u ways convesis'at to the limn, nW a great many are sot without a ' 160 - *lSt littedred men i n.. kill e d lief derivel4A - tfAd, people trout the 'yawn of • were sot off moral mob" twos • •'. . .eatPtlaaltt. it 'soy wars. Begley meal was Clonilffice for Coleco, Arthur, flu identanies I • ' ' ma! to Poor at the ledneed FIN of Is. per operation,. it , unnallyis due to Mr. Owes ; soil sir ft reset dva u ,Di e s a s s e s l ea d, -. ' . men aft bumbled. that saanot pa age m ew and wounded ion the Owl of the Freoch army. , , .1u Weer (Piths:Bey ' smousted to 69,000. regidir Mr• Pomo' Wig. an . - sathasiast, ws do not consider No Mr. Merles entertained the Cabinet Minieters to •, , • Ct l ead,,lad It "eV are relit fafflibl. onf t*. Y. %hits • • • and B e d eeene. .Th e wound. of th e y otio e. , l4. 4 1, °pastime-less worthy of the politician's attiodos, (Ili yesterday evening , at his residence iii (these t .• dr y laeraahl7 die of bailee. - of 04 • helms . ai ri nnoot; lissighs`pleie hislife in dariger, but be inite his being what innieptiople mom by an enthusiast : wire street. .. ' ••.; f ; l al TiPernr7 AIM PrOss• -& . • Soirits W Tiling on the 26tim. • The Bedouiuss appear to fight . ' 'bre i! ie °DIY eadmaimb. ia ! ray e mber *it ever ihO• i. b e Thli d ee ti ar t h D e li i a le end i e k• -' Dadell o r s d i s t ialill te.., • 741.71144 4:=4 , 1ai 1. 31660 "1tg,0. 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