The National Register. — London, England, 1815-12-03 00:00:00

lONAL REGISTER. Elfng ) eitinatantiori ant Zatva. • 4 , At NO. 89) CHAPICEIit-LANt, LONDON. ND.tY, DECENtBit It 3, IRIS. I I S rRAL TitrAlti 0' ll' Most prdminent ' it tent events have p rs as otitshinin pacilies, as th r y have been t liktorical pive, :if a contest w' reel;—in fir soli Pill thigh aaVt ItcV a serif of s abilities If a bevel- tti a stro ipti of LairEiti and t ch met that, ur ,er the ,on o those cV acted, r ist event' belleVe l fat be a , iongst us, ediisiiiir 4; aria trier till/ consittet perien ;e. this IS, aft it shall b bject *ill star heppineks i teneid paaifical it especial! for the to Brital calcillatio and hoiu ablislitiii htis been : bilti doing ,oils, tht , ect or emol: rig, tiorts tista t is UGC tICAI, DISqUikTION: ritAT. THE •I'l'l OF PEACF: Most prdmittent features of the present eVefitt have produced, as of necessity, .rs as outshining their predecessors in pacilies, as the magnitude of the con_ , y have been Hoge(' are Immeasurable liktoricai precedent. We have witnessed .3 a contest in which a MAni.doliounit financial requisitions. an ex Pitt Might haVe shuddered to contem. lc* a series of acts *filch can only be abilities of a CAsTLEttEAGll,•r—inid a never thore strongly evinced than under 704 of a LiVEtkooL t and inch measures; • it *As not nnrea that, under the blessing bf Ptotidence; ion of those Oils with which Europe has Acted, must eventually haVe been produced; bellete, tat beyond the iniagitiation of any amongst us, hi hate hoped for such a dons Ming; arid friumplatut etincittsfoi of than tinder c wnsidetatioh it has been Otir gOod lieiience. this is, indeed; a happy, a prdttd tit it shall be Mir endeavour tt, trace as ',tied *ill thittllt, whit it is on *lda this happiness may be tbutided. general pacification Which the 'rrettty goes to gut especially cunght ohne both tvontries igpdsitidn's which are shewn in 1116 for the pdyititilt df iiritlSlf creditors to Britaini her fortUtieS are fetrieved calculation, it is do little earitesi of the and honourable iiitentiolit of Prance; ablislinient or her monarchy the grtititid has been ritsed i anti the pillars of Justice : liuti Mitt if a sense of moral character doing right oast-balantio; its they do; all ions, then It I§ ct.itain, that the thrfeiture lect or fir *Harter congrattildlitna to het emoluments ate to the iniliiiddatk bf nig h hi:4oo', in uhich the goott and tiorts Canndt but be equally agrOed=th. Itistactiun at the cdthpiett Abtilitioti of .t is trite, that a sort cif !CGC.Xti% litlon had been agreed dpoit by the erjuithcating lips or the murderer Toussaint, but It is only iu the • fina and moral principles of a king like Louis that subjects can be taught to love merry, and to know the 'necessity of exhibiting to bthers the boon they themselves enjoy. That 0411 of the Treaty; which relates to the divisibn of territory, must have been yielded with reluctance by the genius of n nation Still panting with the eicesses of a tick: sire glory: It was doubtlessly wrung from the roost sate ties of sensibility, of which the internal constitution or Educe was possessed—we allude to the relations bytweed the afilicted monarch and his agitated peOple. It seemed too mticlt tbr the one to ask; and it was felt too much ft it the other to roncede; but the necessities of :Europe dc- Mandtd Me sacrifice, in tvdemption of the evils that were passed, atid as an oblatibh for the peace awd security of the time that was to come: • Of the permanence of the pt'Scnt ordei of thing. we hai , e little apprehetislOn ; and if it were gretitek titan it really is, it would be dissipated ih a considerable inea- Sate, by the circumstance of that part of the Treaty , whlth relates tti the cOutribution to the Attih3 , being likely to bt gnatanteed by British merdhants; say the houte of Baring and Cu. This IS, another tritimph for rlititt Britain ; but never was the adike of the poet more, nenessnry than In out present disposition liistilkdS Unalloyed exultatidn: ti ittputin niOnlOutb rebus in ardinii Servare mentilni nua -eCus in bonk;."— No,—let us remember, that If France has erred; slip hai erted through intetests and considerations retulting from d stall; tlf things Unparalltd.led-i-h hiStdry ; and if it has been the d*stlily of this Country to be the judge in this epoch of retribution; let Us hope, by the continuation of Such counsels as hate led to the desired -object, she will con tinue td maintain the fespect tti which she is ackno'wledgvd tti be MI justly eiititlodi b , ss by her thta khabitautsi than by Hinge Of other tiationgy whose itite-rt_:ts may, hi tiomts tegardi di§sentietit froUti and at ilaiance %bithi our ow H. Parlidtheht will theet oti the Ist of rebratit,; fut dispatch of ItMiness. 'lshe.ntiniber of tattle sold for the eohsnniptioti of Park, in 18tH; in the markets of l'ttris; I)bitsv; Ind Sit-aux, tow , tin!.. tti 6'.0447 oxen, 6t3,471 cowi; 66,871 calves awl 3;.1i6 . ; t i o cp . avt.;r:tge prie h.f thi: half kilogram has been A 9 cents Itlis for the beef, 71 cents I.4th fur the seal, and 30 ceuti 11S f(`) st:ilittoll. ~_ ~ tir C ituvasto‘fte VI 16_10( fiCti . • 1. ^ 16:1 - -.) i 2tli ,N. • • !,.....• 4 iFc.r , '" , -,, .- ;-',: 0 .• ;4-i......< 1 /,.. • • , E . ; ,... •, ; ~, ~2-•,-,,- ..~ iiEll