Star. — London, England, 1814-01-20 00:00:00

c o to meet him. Re seemed ineCh retitled with a that had been done to execute the orders oi his Ma jesty, relative to the conXeription s ,the contribetionit a nd the requisitions of horses' Before lie left the ton , he addressed to the inhabitants. of . the:Vpper Marne a Proclamation, of which the following ar e so me passages t - , - „ *** * • 'rho enestly is in Prance . . • YOn.ifistil ; Frenchmen, the duties which these wards impos' e on' you. You will be neither deceived nor terrified by, their perfidious insinuations, and by their audecioss.l enterprizes. They wished to see if you were still Frenchmen —if an .unforeseen march would rice dis courage you—if they could not live some time at the, ex pence of our frontiers. Brit do not believe that tht f , , trill dare to penetrate hue the interior of a essig: ay, in arms to stop them. The Borperelc's•aimr 4r . BD ,OOO men, which will soon arrive among you, would • crush them ; the army of the Rhine. would cut off all retreat ; the National Guard would intercept all subsistence. • • . .. ~.. . • 0 Already one of our advanced guards•has dii them from Colmar ; a detachmentsent front Besancon had repulsed them to 'near Befortet the,peasants of Alsace have made the CossackkrepentivitheiS pil , 'aging. 44 Who could. be stupid *snugly to. believe iti ilbe 1 f e igned moderation of these foreigner* Their avuty 4 in Germany has no illo3ll l l ;..it arses VlAlialft ... v .; Money, which has no credit.- When - they eiglated2he territory of the .Swiss they trotinlettnirtitittliem es, friends. ' At Basle they insposed - il kointitintibenf two 'talons. They had irapoted-at Colmar a tbisf.; tribution of one million ; our tabres,andpitctihrite o f the peasants have given them thenaypeyastiett itawie,l . they ought to receive. • ...:•.r. y , 7: 12 .1 4.".4 " The army of the EmperOrtivill isr \ ttliardqya k in your department. • When he comes he wiltdiatin;' • guish the courage of those who have welitonducteet, themselves, and cover with just contetsitit -- those l eis on this great occasion shall not have behaved like tale and old Frenchmen. . • " Inhabitants of tbs. Department of4be-IJeper Marne, all ought. to give yen confidence. The enemy, fear you—your army is advancing—peace is sit hand. The sacrifices which have just been requited 'of. you no object but to obtain a peace, which vhii re 7 ' ward you for them t make them with resignatibts and • confidence; for hi a 'Majesty . has resolved that they ''Zsall he die t : " The Emperor has hii;keelf-isite ss it , and fa th er, be feels now, ,at yon; 1 :ant •-• • • bf Ftles! • • 4 . But that this .peace; 'eciaitittdekircd, • be - speedily concluded;the anblipeisf licigg at your eipiaiiertikih'etraticite l ff&erpat key have, l nd oSoltrvehelthing with tilhitinStirl*., tigqe those vzha'nffliciAig:'7l l hteampliyitie l tif tho . catise of their ".Tikityie alone of your ristut os 114ky i eti . t!. - : Be gr paced ' *64; 1144.0 ,'•:. .444 Jai. 13, 51f. 50c.)', Jan. 14, Suf. 5.0;4, . • . T.IrE "EVENIZSIIG . Q ;"."' ..• • - • '• , - - - • • wh i Datiq ~.• - • •;;: - -'ll(titykstoAresA,iitttitiei stk. fittet - tiriTilarfaiitiotoitit4i3Okitgs l l4ool2oei : 11- 7 4.rises0.4.nr-gwatiie •L . sixt 41 - 1 . ' 4 40104 I,stik4-434 1 M - .4,66:pe. • ;.,,. • Z I PXTIT e ;:t'.l. 4a9iihNen ta. th c** a r OrtilsOPOlNkao"re ?At; ecit. their are,l l iti n itcoack .T‘ary Ceit, give extrac4§, :Kletl t acitinot of - natiab apPattliice O themsAlves,4n• : se9diskuf attempt*.asisw•utafielsi OrPcf 6l 113 4141 gitkefqrs.car.c. , Arnaii tioolihabiiiots Xthe soe4S. ) ity open:110mo BOtIAPAATE iski4entlyillaces,4ir,vsbeik reliatiispe linningstest * ,ems b 4vg bc•co vdeintir. io*ocUby.AhecAllieskini •order to enable them to advance i, greaor foros.es: wards the freralveapitatAhkil4 the obstinacy p abt i; eteror, render , thist.measure necessary. .• tie Fre.elt seem to' expect them there, foru . tbisA " 14 411 ill Akasi.iiteA lies Jetsiee - ihil in.grd wail the retitetkoakOico:of the iropetint to stain the.raalse. ' 4rop,ittat vothillgiloweverimisheiting teidogior: 40 1. aCekvlce aotwithatamktvi Awatilitt-tteleitp to olket it. cOittlt SVStrit te11544 4.461 0 ) .., b itaii !k Vtrat Mal% tbat "'do eacrificeolink4 : . bi4telasi.: l •ATi*V49 l, '''!"aii*. *AI from the lips of this most ingsnitesst.coll#ll4o6lolo • BONAD A RTX niide•hiee4l sitiluir: tMark ':k 6 w. _ • • this •repteiebtitivn Duir A titsitTs the Cossacks ase at litol*thi‘ Ce:thinks itisigh . • , time to decamp tent6fiir - follovtlng admonition :. e prepare I', • V4nehmen, 'add 'toady, in case of seed, to rase err Want f ei, •4ii ileac thi s M. SEGUR was employed ,abont'one. mostarTlit the Upper Maine trying .to psciVoke : this .. N . 44ry l ibik'S!s.rnithe b t ' " Cads of Incitements, and elitillsith'it initstaiy ; • aid at . leilgth reeitns to rails die Cositackr frightiii,hhn away, or did the ihhabitints fall "ipth'hini :add °I beat histi severely," as tile' Allies trentecfri'Obiireperdtilleit sent in one of the dtpartmeigstr: -- _Put . to returnev7 tgtik, 1(4.0131C1111°' has passed the gait ,kteitcitipins cnekiy t ( ha** *teed ,ibettiottiftar al ttreiguns, 4i , according to the same i =tl phut tilt iSperetion s we must presume. The ' of ' Itotsiht t Nall has hie head-quarters at llan4 i inirtive Duke kif RA nusA ‘(Nlitnstoter) is " doh the'Sarre. . Of the "strength of their armies we hear nothiiir:=Atit do see belieie they cOnlilmuster: any, thing *hke:aer tufty" ir their rivoii•liii*cis—vaisaiiid;' leicitTue iiinit be tom"' getelyinvested, fii- , 10 . the Ilo n a tilt • Fi 4 ench sieei've from it., i f 4 1 (ne aeu l i:: .lElim; ' '' ' yi - einlG . '. - Some . lotiliiie are etit• * i thet ' ' • itars l ' • ii ded k in eclt • V .. g `...' • • -." Nssacki, as lona arlatin'utsfied themselves. We' cannot believe` ihei Frencli "version of the, fAilitre at their attempt upon Langres, precisely because it resits upon the authority of'obe 4 BoNittiderKg Legion 8f *Honour. Wit ire told that t flag of trude "being sent • the enemy,' a squadron Molted the bfficer '‘ .B in v - ~. , • • c -....pt of ill the laws orwar," and charged through . • • streeti, but' they were *repulsed by M. Fapat, a hew made Chevalier of the Legion of Honour.-- . . Now it goes " appear to us is something suspicitri in=the conduct of the Chevalier, that he should toper. the gates - of Langres go widely as to admit, a opi , tfrdn of dritgcabis. Was there no treacheri in 'WI ... .. _ _,__•_ r When did BONAPARTE ever_revard any- permit wh o' did iiet tereMble himself "fit *me base qualities or other f ' • • ... . .'' .i ' . The.Parle 39nrhalistsmIke another feeble attempt te . 'ealse . titre pftsplß iu.slefijn i ees# . o4.. beloved o vereigit - and anguat htoqprch,!T r elt is BoNeP4 whir .however; who* they dignify by these endearing epi. .--:. • ,• "Itet,s, and there fore their appeal is in vain. • ,: ,, : ,A,..very sentence of the French Papers is now -cal eulAted to shewthe increasing ,embarassments and a:legit; in which Biutipmtpt.ii involved—and at the .-... ,same time they Imre the futility of his efforts and ''tlK man abaci of l his opposition... hi where - lie istinprepared, and, at every point, hi 10• menaced with i pressing calamity. The pro.. r : ---• • c -• 4 plat', personage, to • this scene tlf alarm and peal, caefinnes rivetted at'Paris. This; act of strange in: fituation is the third, and, we hope, the last warning. ;His unaccountable stay at Moscow, and subsequently at tresden,'were two extraordinary signs of blindness; and ere we not justified in entertaining a hope, that 'his ,present dilaioriiist is thecertain sign'al of his•op. Proachittk destractiieki- He probably apprehends movements hostile kii him in .rte capital ; and,..to avert this minor danger, he is neglectful of the greater evil, which menaces him from the frontieri. He c` fides in none ;,the visibly regards every man around hiss as a secret ono*, or a faithless afcomplice•--. : 'lllis may explain his ominous hesitakiou at a kille r ture, when the highest display of Mental energy it imperiously required. .He has evidently fixed upon Paiis as the scene where lie is ileietmined to play the • last. et4,e for empire and life. . , - i . i . • It does noutiquite touch penetration to fore**, . ;• • • .., . ••• . : .• _issue., The last accounts - left him training a bodrof ,25 s 1000.'inen ip•that city ; and be has accepted, at sfsik crisis, the ptolfered services of the invalid:! lull+ . tuate4 ri!an'l his expedients only prove ,his despen‘ iiois. . Its f e ientenants; it is obvious, have received Orders to retro ~. e upon .the same point. Thi s i s t aßks:iglitl,. ~....01ty city ,. which was the dog ; thes t recc-thi,est r aipkotjhos e desperadoes, where a fis;s4ll4;)elpiiiiiii-liskuOeinis of an a potheosis —whent litnacjiMenjoittitejtbeitie peribittect to dire} **0 1 144i 61 0/01140 1 4 7 4gaias; iiioLielielei M i lt/fe . . - ,-,....: 46 ' 4001 . 111 4 0 11,„ the . w w e s Pi l lit 4 04 4igar•Maika 6l ol* anitit%**: . • • .. • ...:. . - . .• -Li . •.. :,...; r . 4;40.91 Hake;.. pf .. nia4stid alcm " Litstt to the Plume ltip4 F ue.,yosterdap t .. ..... ~- • --. ' 1 ; .= .:- " -, - leeseergay the'rhie of YORK tlinsicted.triPirlegi at his - Qiitk i lkilie*ltise Guards. • , 'hie karl g:,r r. 4 6 4 . 00, waited upon the Pitiegit itiieri.etifirle Eer dity7 . 7444. " . . .. "" 4146 . eft Infi!LieOVe tifidiTStatid; PirfOtinink at` PreSaki .k. : Edinbetegh. , A 'Akin:Monks, . frnm the. Liyerpool Theatre, the principal comic Octal, ' ' highly popular in the ;ha/acmes :Of _Sir Peer Teazle s ~Cir Atfatlealy. Oaolnie * &c. ; , - .. , Arimir RtestWVIRL, 'AND ONLY ONN DAY TO DRAW. ;On Wednesday. Nev the Lottery will finish— .. are 1 1 9/6 of itlt:000 iOne of £lO, OOO , acc.'ate. to draw. The First Ticket drawn a Prize above d erillepaire 820,000 , ia addition: • ' -%:' : We yesterdaficipied from a Morning Paper, statement of • a. A t ady .rely arrived from Franei Itcriiig brought Presents Itom,the Empress MAnai LOUISA to a Lady of rank in this country. We ens ;now enabled to contradict ifrorryouthontf abot .itat‘ :men; sllOsii to, and in slsoi. most posirise %miry, assure lbe poi:Ac t -that se ieieh..ttitqsotimiltsetierer taken plait. '''...' ri~f ?" !It Iles been Stetitilisedvad * l ''' . .iiie famous Bulkul iir Matshal Jouanair, which' wan alledged - to have keen taken by the 87 regiment etNittbria, waar - # taken by that r ' tut, but by a Corporal of the' 18th,4 - fuuars, w o has lately produced, the gOlia ends, of tfie Baton to Major Hunnas, at present Om' leanding that regiment . On o ne en d is inscribed 4 " Jean Baptine Jourdan,. mono i Mareschal de PZiffititis pair, Arai:ikon, Eorperestr,.l2 Floriai, An. 12."—and on the other—“ I)ecu: pacis Terror Belli." The.Cor. poral (whose name is Fox) conceiving the sold ends more valuable than the P t aton put them in his pock" and laying the Baton in "thelloroccd case Which in. akka it, near him (in the camp the night of' the battle),' a Drummer of the 87th, who claimed at= .qpaintance with the Corporal, took the liberties Of' ft-41_24041; and carried tt off whilst th e rea l cap i of ea.:eflien. The gold &as have been sent by the, p1:44 . 4 5 1iiig Oftcer of the 18th, to . the Marquis d ;WaSAmdf.rot g , added , the Baton, - :Ii di* tli! • ;~ P . .. • Arl ..tArrit LidtAtti. • • • Duk% 414. nue. At* ••• • s CM-mg 6, 0 Waterford • ' ••;;: , 4 Heligoland - 0 ' Cadiz 6 0 Guarthey b. 9 Lisboa tiL • %) laity . 'a .- 4.) M a l ts . 0 0 Shawn .O : 17 dtAtentinigh *0 . upaand ~*-. • 11*.mornlotelik *te badly any dersMar( isto. General Post z . the 'polt.l)gie4s frotn United Kingdom that ttaihed the post-OfitOniti theiNorwich and Ipswieh, Dover and Brighton. 'The following Mail Coaches are all out at this hour ) (Twelve oiClocic.) MAILS NOT ARRIVED AT THE POST-OFFICE 3 Ryde, Leeds, Edinburgh, Bath, Portsmouth, Bristol, Birmingham,_ Pool, Worcester, Exeter, Taunton, - Shrewsbury, . Cambridge, liorwith and and • • Manchester, • Newmarket, Gloucetters Liverpool, Claogow, The aboire Mail Coaches bring nearly all the inter- Mediate Mails in the kingdom . L9Ss OF THE QUEEN TRANSPORT, AND THIREk HUNDRED MEN, WOMP.N, AND CHILDREN. pattlitoirrs, iiiimay 14. se*A'ittiir s icane from' the S. E. this clay has pre stilted tg us one of the most melancholy scenes thet ever was witnessed in this ,harbour.. The Otreen transport, No. 332, CA.nn. master, 354 tops, having on..board about 360 zoeshAvonsen, arnithlidren, from • , the men principally* invalidti& artillerymen, parted front her . eibles and drift . `lllore on Trt-• fusiS Point , about' Eve ci!clOCk thismerning, and 'went to pieces in about three4parters of an hoer ; only 60 people are saved, including the master tied chief officers, The deadbodies Of men, womeri,gfid ildren are floating in every direction.: 46 The following vessel s m e t with accide nts . :- Fortune, *LEADHASI,' lost her bowsprit). Ann, - Rllll4' crittp t • and sprung her fore-mast; Hibernia, PALMER, .on shore and full sof water; Lady• Warren, ALLAN, cut both her cables, and on shore in the mud ; Ann, PARTIN, 10St her bOwiprit ;• and:lane Barnes; BLACK. •LgR; fro& Gifsral r, is on short *ith damage. Arrived yesterday a schooner, with gunpowder, front C_otk, one of the MARLBORMGH'S convoy; rhich she left, with the fleet from that ,glace, off the Lizard last evening, beating to the Eastward." . * 4 , 1 " The ibove letter was riceiif 4 aes, late hour lr.st.olght,- By another letter...received from Falmouth- it is 4tated, that out of the crew, I= of the Queen trans port Ho were saved... - • - • 2 tiNUARY 19. • • • Saile‘hisAft),4's ship DicTaron with a deta c h.'' ment of the ssl .ouards, for Holla n d ; — an d the' FLYING Tau^ tinter, with :diipatches for 'Adniikat You's°. Arrived the Yin* cutter, with dispatiros i (menthe fleet In the - Scheldt:;:Wind E. .. • YAJAMOUTH, SAWARMAHL. • . ' (Received by the liar widtmad Arrived the PonnA front a cruize. Sailed the BRITOMART for Sheerness. it blows a fresh gale from the E.N.E. and communication tith the ships in ihe Roads is,sospendod. • The Register Thermometer at bless's, in Oxen-. doe -street, on the night between the 9th and. loth, !was at 7 degrees Fahrenheit.; on,the same night. at Petersham, it was at 2 degrees, which is the greatest -cold we have had since between the, 24th and Fig •Deresibbr i 47/8, when' the Register in :street was ar Zero. . Sir ' - Geortpir;Saticaatrao.',!4 Pa rk6street, degrets'belote Zer‘f Mr....canAust.6/ 4t Clapham, 7 he1d1444 ht tEt,‘• Mei4atoge,,l I 'or . 2 .below Zero, - 411;dt - was ale gieritett . ehla city My-. served in England. •••7 .'A letter from Dublin, dated' January IS, says—. Frdorthe uncommon 'depth of the snow, the street -yesterday appeared , almost deserted ; none were ta :be seen abroad but an - occasional messenger, a walk. - ins physician, a letter-carrier, •or a bank-rodhii, i ltrasnbling through the stow - ft: l '64r several` 40 to-. 01 4 6 ." • - • • e. Th coachman of the Auxiliary Mail; from Eieter floairon, on Tuesday morning, fell from thersbox,' eadthough the wheel passed over his thigh, begot ap, ran after the coach, and regained his seat ; fortu sateli the coach was not heavily laden: The reservoir of water on the top of Drury-laae Theatre, on Monday overflowed, which inundated the wardrobe-room. The losrsustaiued is estimated a*100:0- iAn. persons who, are liatile to be. injured or innun ted by the swerflowiog of seauri . .ll4 rivers, would well to prepare for a very high flood, on the breaking up of the present frosty The whole face of country havintbeehfraien before* the snow fell, Katy be considered as an extesailegatvement, which 4411 not absorb one drop of atigibir&tor several slays after the weather change!). - TliOptognitaide or the *oil will depend on the- statialf.the *ratter at ilsat time. ahoulg the thaw be sushiet; and accompanied with much rain, a tremendous inundation may be ex pected. ash whole . will precipitate itself into the rivaht.,; . Thefe: ,German Regimenti that .tame over from Soutt's army bad just. before been furnished with netv clothing and accoutrements, so that they go home iiot in want e j f string out. By Lord. Virin..z,urca TON'S orders, a gratuity of a dollar to each man,Wat distributed to them from the British - military chest. to drink success to the allied arms. The number' if dollars issued for this pupa* was 1200, which will afford in estimate of the number of men in the regi, menu, exclusive of officers. • The heavy gales previous to the 18th December had materially inconvenienced the army, by prevent ing the arrival -of the usual.supplies by sta... Then, was, 'in: partiCular, . a grefiticarcitr of forage for the. bosses, .which reduced these poor allilitale to a. IMO of great d i stress, although the iosirt of - the ea; fairy, and also_df-the artillery a viaggon-train, •has ibeen , left behi n d , ia fitia for lbe cOnvenierice subilstetiet , N - t .7. , ...... . ~• . arsisairbrow, to be added to the Baton, now in the rn to iiiiifs' rift] y tTlIbraTY••--V . VO sambigog Of D vs sanc*A.4IINCIC RXQZI44T. TIO ' il 44 "n CI illCapAri efriCralt • 1-----: - - - V 4: . r:rg a . .'. .yrbpatoiashipo r celebiatea for bout-warming O,tes, dijecoi4iNi . r liieliv*L , .*Awssb. of June, Will writ-allow lame fire! ia the I -, . • ;iottuiPe wittleWt44- noopi . "4 P•tea• '20941i 41 orAnkiar .., ~ Jf. , e •-• fi2541 15ts liteng . FROM SIR . T}IQfAS GREAHANt INT 11OLLANA' . . .4011tirtnt 'BEAD A QUARTERS . •- - .. r . ' 141 W THI4 ALLIES * • r - - D FRO* . •:: • ti 4 .: Tilt hti u..4 itQulB wEiAtilicrilXV A botch schut artived yetterdit;llt Harwich, from sobeepet, having I Polonei .3r:bath= board with Dispatches addressed td itoordiiintuitirr, with,whinh-bliliniisliately preceodistts.Tolri • sri:lfoiii the :Messingetititriaiiini;d. ii kir. wieh'itt ;be 1110 Atme with ColonelsßWOMPlaibb s biiegietDiipitt*Oront oar Ministers nitiewith The Allied Aniltn :. `,l4r ! Baotin left Freybu r gh on t h e 10th . 1111tailbr Ikr. BROWN passed Lord CAs REACiVilali, ; :it!i.Ftattlifort. Thei - .broughe by CQIOOIII . B . Wei., • .11!"' . 111 1.1 J •'l. •,' . • -,- i. •• et '• - •- , .. 5. WIELD NW 4 • bibniatiterlfiritila pas , tengeti, Witeitpett Wit . antoiteto4 . fifer .3e .:. • •• IN 0 • •• • ••• • dim! EtiolOble 4 eoa• or . jest% sett , diet skotteids. sio4.silpstiliti#lnty,litt :pew' e;to . tiot :I;.n . lie fiiio Orft igot Fittgnatio sititillikitlist otitibi4 , etitetrepeets ` itsoestided to ilech trotiitA tbiyittiO4d - istitn pobibilkriretsi mi. ovei . inzieti, co Ito . pnrt - df iimi:.l3litch b 7 to propagate 'whatever Iti !"Ar tn ffil l :et,,,w.ri , this side of the twitter. ~ .,k2. .;%- • IrF•'•!'"'" 1 - . • . . -i Itr4liCadrtt.i.ft."l4**,(ol)he Harwich toad igai‘ . preitp"" t to grill, thai ri4_ifoot efforts hare tie seestrily been 2ntde to forward thenbotre intelligence, c.ikeei as.ooks VAUD and the liomiger set out for TO in the:wit carriage. .. ~ --.•,' .-.l4indO,oiii,Pitt' ticulats of the . ooniints of the Go , Mary tillsvatthes transpire, *e :hal! give *ern • • • ; ' " • - ;i • . 1, 143414 p. i - S46ll4lSdiiiOnl -- . „perstrient SECONllgtOrl s - N. • . STA It-OFFICE, • Tw4rovtoct.- • ~.•, :• . • 4. -4 • . '• , RS' ;eh,. on Mr, tar. thd, the the CLEA ON- )IS= Ih* • Ter Dad be- web for Do. n a .4 : i.. 1. •• - . - 1„.- ~...„-•..x, , ,,.:- . -•- ... thSticut,Bumirrmfg, .re..f.._ . • ... '.., • ... . ... . 7 . * * : .• . - .... 4 1MON gff•Mt! ;. • 2 : ft :By - at!opOtkitiotik- ilely . ►bets, dauehbje gib, It .enoentlkekikiAisileinelkansy, beideidsiiiettiel., 4 4 , t4ii 4 i i i.til " c i i ii ii;, : 4646,„ .t d itriiiiiitiiii. clo44)4ogitif,4oo4,star &sin*, TOW"); , inol : Etf. Umtei, Selielstadt. . • '• • '..w 'Count Wirreinerets vies at Tort Loots, and hi s sideanceti parties extended toward s Na nc y. . 1 1 • ::1914e,putont, %eh° occupied the pus or Kayserslan tens with the corps under his command, WAS menaced by, die several divisions or BLpen en's army comtnatt- Aed by D'lranck ;a; Kussel-chen, between Fran kenstein and Neustadt, and Sr. Piusst, at toblenre." . ... ; : •- .4.. ;74 " ViiigEP4 . lyFyENT, JAN. 20. a Dhoatcher bitolis:iloitel i ieii from .‘ord Wes -I.INOTON, dated' SCientt detttit;lanillitiiiliroet Partilao lol 7agsb vimilv bug* . *vat lows . . the :meat ba ' telleecil i lititWiite t r iie,' . - —..-r . ,...:.., - ,** in *,* Piccialt.g. uteitli AN -PALO chticie.GetititiLlikase's: • retitettievid tsjota4 l * • - • - • .. 43 44 4 ,6 11 4: t e asii i tai l lit so it t ii i . ~• • •,. • i••• ... • ,•• -- .• .. •-- -- ..1- 4 • •5en , ...-4. 1 of 7 illiaeshit "I* the'eth 4'i:inlay:Ott* litiklik ttilii4i‘ e iii 4: k;: l itioit - As isioi4g:lpaitrlc.nnk;":6.oli, • • appointed by Geiteral BUCI3AIOII Portuguese Brigide, 44 Abe Cavalry under Ofnerali..axa;. 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' , : 4 5 i. ~.: 7;,?t '" . :,... 1; . : - ..... ; i l i. ... f ' IVI milk _ it i Ai: 19..-Mociday - ticlilL'ailti . romi unitiveWatthe Gristle', on a visit to the Qoaas and Patigcltsitii;'' Yesterday being the day when her MAO a '.rierrv'ebirt)iadit is celebrated, it was announced in the montl- general ringitig o f bells in the town arid' • rung country. This severity of the Weather pratented•any .cf the Royal. h'arr'y Irons leirrint theCsrstle.'4 ninnber of the neighbouring No. bility and otk o 'persons of distinction and friends, paid theirr -6.....0 p. ..dte return of th e day._ I n t h e evening her.MiniTY bid - aparty at the Castle to tea; cards,- antlki concert.. The Duchess of Yogic W 1 expected Ai be re to par tier personal re. speCta to•the Quill!. ?nd preparations were made for the relenp.at her Royal. Ilighness, but .it was learnt tilim she liras prevented from venturing• on the read, it bei4 . almost impassable between bare and Quinn& Tilt LOW is 0 141 dopes that can be recol. lected for these twenty years , pain.. This morning Lady MaLvn.LE left the Castle for London. •