The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-28 00:00:00

SPORTING INTR. SPR:IOIG THE KING OF FRANCE. , g 44 • Calais. The Kin;, new rose to depart, panied by the Duchesse D'Augouleme, bishop - of Rheims, proceeded to " - ascended the steps antic! the most .0.. 66 Vire le Roi !" "-Vire Look XVI.. la Fatnille des Boarboolf!": He bossed on all sidle, with smiles of the most ainiabla ofection. The Dn. chesse followed, and her reception was otiosity...ll 7 thusiastic. " Vire la Duchesse d'AnruletnekT; re., sounded from all quaders. She acknoWledged their kindness by nodding, and waving' her hand ; white her interesting countentinie;siniling through the tor-t rents of tears that rolled down her checks, worked up. she minds of the spectator to , : n.pitch of .extecy . Th Prational Guards were partiqubirly warm in.their eipressians of loyal congratulation. The coach now drove away, preceded by a few limier., and fbi. Wised by an escort of oboist irt , handred, , They took the road to Boulogne: on the ro ad werea.sti tiested.General Maisots.end..his. stuff , . The coach stopped for a few .minetes, .erd, some conversation passed. It then proceeded vinh. the utmost ! rsisidity; The cannon fired from..all.tifelaights, and the band of music, *yeti Henry ; IV. : The. feeling, of t ihy seemed nniversel .1 the militery and, the town `yap equally. ansiout fo expreps,stiteioerotion to their res t stored Mona ~ whose mild, end, amiable mannAti ' promise d a r 'a so . diffarppt : from ,the gloomy tytap ny from whl Tre y. kid just escaped. • . /, ' z ".0 nt ..;~ - MEN • • t'4. ••, .•; •, ,ralyt,l‘ bits , NATtMiagi CALAIS ) APRIL 25.-Nothing could exceed the the eam, v ,.. .r p ~_ . . _ it ,s i •„I ~..tsr,i- r . , ~, mAtterT We... enthusiasm of the inhabitants of Calais, when the ''''''etentlecit thee . te Jitt I ; ' 1 MeALIAY, Aratvls. King of France entered theherbonr. - The quay', on - 44 • Vile " Me. liirrA., _ 4 O l igEldft lithilltlie Bireepstakes of Kleagseischib. t`P .L ~ a _ _ , Mr. Paynell'Onyst,• 'isf:'l2lb. • Receiver to . thdOperashouse,tpmyod that tlkehltillP at Mr. Wyndleirea.-brothate to• Moose, both sides, were lined with spectators of the most respectable appearance. Happiness at . % the pr poet ,:lifiAl.• founri ditelo m h i lua, ,at,tise' fra Irmo -of his-tie= Mr. Cray ed's Pernagrewest:i2m.• counts, by the, Minites's report i i together vaiiir,tee L Lord Roas'il Qtriwaervliet• Vilb • 4 to 1 agst Ohlyo. 6 to 4 ay . s Mr. Wyndham'sinetkei of a mild and legitimate Government, and joy the i return of peace, obliterated for the mouton all costa, incurred by ; w him , as,Aretwlen - Attorney an d- _ . ..... 34°4 apt Pentiteate sensations of past tyranny and oppression. 46 Five le ;Client, might be aid to film out s ,of thitniantesin the Mil'UtlegsThelle; list: illi; heat 'Milton!, ' flie.Mb. It. at W. • 8 t 6 -4 014 l'reeN. ''hinds of the Court to'flifferiditerthis iatish.' • • Rui!" resounded from all skits, and was succeeded 1 Mr. HART and Mr, jciusrididontendkftl,''that Mi. by 64 Vireo' les Bourbons!" " Vivo Louis 4V1111" . Harrison being a Receiver appOinted by idr. Taylor, •• Duke of ftri E tra i rsd ei r ta sG li ri cs alai' 1 1a, 1 % . " 6 " 114 Mr. Halleto Caele64,6m, .. . 64 l'ivent les Anglo& !" The fineness of tha'areather, added to the superb appearance of the royal yitcht, ,any balance duo. to ••hlin ••onglst to . .be paid , by,. Ik. elk 'f lake. ' 51 ' 11041 71 4 , ,Taylor, by whom he 114.1 1 been appointed i ... • , 740'4' apt firrindfikife. 14,0 riorigro Plate of Rinks; for .oettitte. - e..eie tees • centribuied much to the splendour of the scene , other , . i but nothing could heighten the moral interest, which events,. that ha, lik e all coumano,'ou n i t to zo , eldis i llst.,44b. 5-y r oldt, 9st. WU F*;" - " under all the circumstances, it was calculated to in before . the hi stet, iind "tifatit:gactVit - Flit% . t e st diree miles of B. C. 'against the cone' etti,.ibtiOthilt•lie''eedit * bil 4 " - itl e 9l e ctv n i t i t itt. b i l l : s ri cerl4'sl7. inspire. y eicur:er the , titled to ember Paynstmt . ef his de:land:wet •tilltfthicl , N th ! : B Late raK b e i te s n b 's f c . ir i t. ms tiv ii ,r o lut thoi toL,t_e9 .,. Every prepararation had been made by the loyal inhabitants of Calais, for the reception of their So- ,which:had keen poid , into‘Court in satistlectkaof Ito. , , Aimee Yfuseirt b•..f by4Wetheec i 'reV' vereign. The priecipal young Ten of the town formed i_Wsorifemeimees right as Mortgagee of Mr..lay- Mr. Wyndham's bl:f. Thalettri% 4- 3 themselves into a guard of honour to escort his Ma- I lor's 9-16th abates. [ Thn Ikt: e a r p.Criprcer,,Loa hoverer belt that '. whe i r j e i i z ei. : ler • .. 6 ifiir ! a C i se : . :L l l. 7; *t ewietts Sa P dalk e iv i a l f ..w .. f o ' a l . : s eur y ' l it. ll = l : 4 7 jesty, and the most respectable prang Ladies were r`oiiiilaC ;as l'as 4 here . ihe' ! " 'case'', 'c . o . ' 4 - adt h ird' 'that also selected to compliment and . ,atteed. the Duchess the'pOwerof appoiritieg a Reiiiiter,''•er .ot er ser- Young Whiskey, East. 61b. eartor i : . D'Aegnuleme. The whole' was decorated with . vent, should :bete the other partner, the: person so * sweepstak . el - of i uugs --- 4 '7 ;tc h ES , b,, ~i le rlts." "Ti, i,Fr al '-' white flags' Brands ifs, and loyal inscriptions, and over. the Sea - gate the k royal French and. British flags appointed Wad fite. servout not. of the partner by ; , . • M . • . Waved in union. When the King landed, he was whom he . was appointed alooe„ bpi . of the concern , Mr. Andrew's e. 'Raids Adak .. bi received by the Mayor and the Magistrates, General . ' • and that 401 \ partners Isere equally liable Ro ! Indere. ,Lord goues ch. c. Coogc6e' ~. 1 • Barba,sen, the. Commandatit, Mr. 'lsribot, the Cure - - ___ _____ ___ 1. , dry " him for his a rises on their account. ins i ..,„. '1 t° ion cougsee , l'H; $ 2 1 04" ElGll.4l;ifilk' . .of the Town, and.the principal inhabitants, who at- riti4UP ON _.- , „• Lordship' Could Make -no dlitinfiticiii - between a'fued ,..." "l vy a iii i i"A r ki t a k;' . e-X.,.." Ut ste S. tended him to an open carriage which had been pre- ' . - r esso..... 1 • • . • Y* ale s •;‘,. ... f •I , arising from - partiterghip - sharet, and ?rem ••• •inort- The 2000 gs s la k es , a e a b eer ipeb a The tonil . on Grand 'Jul assembled yesterday ,goge of partneribip , shares ; and itat • therefore, 'Of ? ~ f . jilbi Allies. Sst. 40. risme Mae jears Qui. K. ht. pared for his Majesty, and which was drawn to the • morning,. io pursuence,of adjournment, for the or- opinion, that Mr. Harrison wri eotitled to the prayer .1,1 1 ,:::11,4 1al t e . 1 ; 51 :i f; y 6 .14„ 77 ° . . 11 ",.,,"!: - ....7 - - church of Notre Dame by the people. There Mass I a . bolt ' Of ledictment,. width they - I was performed, and the scene was truly affectieg. The Pose of receiving . of his petition. . __A.:it:hie • • , sto I agpa Mr. Wyedinon's is. e. .74o4ags* Mr. Gloves elue., were iiiforwiFfl would 'be Preferred against the per- --ssmose-- • The ISillingbear Produce Stakes of 10Elp each. 11., ft. colts, Su, modest simplicity and interesting demeanour of the .. . i f f ,c o t r isi dsi ßo mid es'irth ,f 7 . c l thul b . e a a m pd 4 24 r oli t i rt lial ' 4llt i, ... . ~..3116.•...e.,K: N. ~.o . 1 sons clisiketitted in the tate • fraud on the Stock - F,3. COURT OF KIN G 'S fiENCIT,,Aetek 27. amiable daughter of Louis XVI. the attentive . , , esyrirst VL WI L ES . I • I V, • • ' and solemn devotioir of the King arid Prince do changttqr _ ll ecmirmraCT. At treiv.,e, P ! C1!'41 4 51 f.. ' the 'solicitor for the prosecptiOn;atten . at, :Mr. PARE! moved • for a role to shoio,eanse wiry ' , ', .;,. -,, , • - oinCriattittermor. 7 - . .-• •.• 9 Conde, added an impressiveness to the ceremoirt s -Lnyie , ' . ...Inch could not easily:be exceeded. After Mass, h •;" I "dieiT ' entwOlSe i 't in th e . 0 . 1 4 laittx,, with „the ~tlw Verdict for, , the, riauktyr; for , Sq. la t h is- carp sT . all i ci l . sib o v id s s ub u l a ~ ..e ' iriameetisi - s fr Z ,b 7 st.- 9 1 h , , ,_5-yr offs, Sc..; 5h0.1144 opt be ~feti a Aiclet . . end a tae * , tria l tt j tesd.ir- ~11114 Lieteake's ch.*. iligilii,s4l-: l cite ' I . ges gbilw'ltt B. C. indicttieut, and the wi t nesse s . irr 'itinpor ‘ t l or the Majesty oral the Bevil Family, escorted by a de. i . 1 tachment off Notional ril nerds, retired to Desselrea,h4- ; venal illegatiodi It 'otitifOrd. Tile . of, 4...= . r The action . Was tried at . 6uildirali oq'the 25th of 1 -,if!d "Arlo* on. h. Mr. Teapdvie, 6 , -.i rswfd eeteritit - %ndliirled in the - 014006! _ ris.,-77cliogilei !brunt)? I , and w it for seduction of th Pl ain ti ff ' s .rie act i on _ ''. gp. rfte.s b.i, o , a Tooley. 4.r ..,... .. e - 3 tel to repoie a little. His Majesty dined in public.: . as Ar. t MottettbAn S i rs old ' - ' 4 'Orntisooly‘ealied 1 mo;keest itaatter. 9 te 1 ape mr. Template. 9 KO alt at table were. observed, besides his Majesty, the ' it&,0 1 4, 3 . BerTiOgstes Sit rfinirffers . c _. .; 4. ~ : daughter by a gentleiniril=lW AO 'army. 'Theive was ,111e.ftti a t. go ' s •it ett ,i ge , 4: 7 ,4 5 „ td • • ' 'll : lord GOchnote, 4ndrezo Clkhi . ati . e . jog!itritse, t . C,Esq• i rho other evidence. at the trial than 'that :of thelfeetli- Ptince de ' Conde, the Doc de Bourbon, the Itidiiiectatithotne 1 . 144 - lial:4l: . Stikttiet, ':4l'e l l•ttoder I ,..ter herself~ . * ho swore that her child by, the. Defon- ,'s 4. ' - ieid 'F. Reniincki b' c b T vG IeY.. ' Um, 51b. sec. • Derliesee D'Angoedsime, Eorl of Buckinghamshire, Ai Rae John Peter Ifulluicpwi MIA tittntSf ,' ; kg!. , ~ I dant, which WRI bora on the ,?0 of s4rch o iol,Bl,l,, 7 - LOrd . Jersey's cb. f. t) , ' ily . priiont 84 1111 . :lib. T. I. C. c iet . , li: f. Lord Sidmouth, Lord Geodes , ',Ord W. Fitzroy, Generals Matson .4 Barbasen, Sir J. Beresford, The witnesses were'frityiu tiefOer, Mid arising, ,wad ow iit,S , eineseNow,n o. uncle; the care of a per- :- , , , • --- • • others we observed Admiral Fide'', 'mid ' the liny Wit.; soh , otOm she milled ; she knea not exactly where. la, the Mayor, dcc. This day his Majesty gave audience . to all those who had petitions to present. We were Collveyed t o him the intimation of tirli7g 4 lorloo t v'tl4 4 'Vids: ; MP:Pare n'4, PAaa r t4ti an ifhlivit ih da. somewhat surprised to find that no deputation had fabricated by the iagenious autlio'is of the hoax. Tlii • tradittlob ' cif thee 'facts , di three *firleitses, *lib arrived from Paris to receive his Mejesty. A cause pos t-hope. who drove the fnoeli . 'Vretich Offic e r to • swore .that the person.,..litleded• to 'lever lived at So. however, has been assigned for this :it• is believe( town, were also present, andt6Oese were added a stere-tomisc that,the;child.of the Plaintiff's &ugh would great number of male • and feMale witnesies;Jews as to, which t/terhSti in tbeic.cere i was,of tile age lic tbkt it was lint clearly known that the. King land at tltii piece : some supposcal it would be at II as C hr6lians. • . • '• ." • ' et only . 0 fxr 17 inopihs • that the Plaintiff had, bee n iv • • ; 1.3 • t 9 y , :V' 4 ;•• At half-past slit o ci . eek pm, q,ftte ! !uey . ttuptd its , More than Once - t.eitld - r0 Ay, ttat'her daughter's Dunkirk, sumo at Boulogne. In the course of las eveningiiid this morning, several troops of chasscure rue Bill- ~,. - , , j ... . f „ first child" tired 'ohlfseven rieeks 4 ' ills reliattey o and la:acers arrived under the commend of general - . • . e e'' I the death of that ettildthad been eitrdthiet4 l ;.'lled the Alaison. The Cominclder of the lancets, on his en ) ____--.*:. . ' jILL • -.iiite..)- -' . ' =O. . . OLD ItAfctt.' ~. ii-uurse, who :era b prtrent sit - Alpo:birth of both - the trance into Culeis,haitod his men, arid told them th. 1. : i AeughteeS eth4 l .4le 4 . l ,ts.l o 4 l lr4lß4eilqo44eile 4 hn dik • . :. wEDNEsiiitif:'," , Ariani cll. ' . • ' - , ''. l ; the King would. receive of into his guards. 'flux Eew,,S,taidi, a yosibllycitrs Of Ogeostrit iodides; toolowii 'oars. of 60 1 . hott l ir tl-glYlp 14 3 411 buy- udder the ell shouted, 4 , ' Vire le Roil" ' - Yestertia y a deiniis lag utteri7, med, ozibliJiiicas trueva cheques porportims I impression . that 'thq:.Defenti r ant • te.'etila - Was now ,ion from ' Grasolines waited on his Majestyi 'and a. h t :gr e been dr awn ' by John Z rii n i tflta w c i e tb r : 5 14.1111.14 defm4l4-I ,n 'fit; ' -'" 4 - '.' i ""- “. ' v ' '''' i. '- ' ' were received witirthe ntniort . hitalness, •' Thera was i Dlr. e. Neer,. cterk in tho..kankia/ he piot ' •so . ted • tbw,t f d 'TA 'FL . fescistebolv - ITllle. rote ilintWreilii i iik NW, ~. . 0 _. a general Illostinatiot* lastorenitqt. • , . ,; a (poems' lwfwe live o'clork on afietutkaa af' *ha erl REX D. THE lIIIIASITARTA Of ST GEORGE 41•0161111 . , - ' March, the l'Ai-dier presentk'ir eiteque i i aligned S'lrtliker :' Rif 4 1 The Kiwi', of . Caltis exiiibils'isoine Mberbro I proofs payment. The ebeque wnotbled tip foetal% in& • the loodei IR. C! ~ " 1 , 11.1P1tt." . ••• • . • • , of the miseries of war. . There is avi--apialaratlceof of it. bet the Space denoted 51, A A14.,474er pt 'rummy ', ;, : o4j. pf. 7 74F ri gsmovet . .,ipe ,:1,-auttal !nit cork in' but dime!, deice drellg . gery et IT •' Oriktgki j ain r, I , ring tl!,Pil-Yellellt, qi.,PC6iitt poverty in every street : the - large houses. look de- J" th e . bal". ll .E 4 '" u . kl- • ire questioned mosey. *beam- bell* sot:. cc, and shops furnished.- iwe document from Mr. Frazer, Murat 644.9vard. .4111'y:had TieerCial . ' rotit f*liti tilUfbet piemnt. I Th e e ottscr i o ti oa appearat t f i h ava b een at I ts a h, po „, tope, aeo.oa being confronted pith Fenger* latter de ~ teem, and yet the street was not yet repaired. Tta, , pulatittg work : the proportion of women-to meta is : 1 --- ,,vi: 04 0 1 ''''''` d ' e `' r the tthe q ue • . I* " kfter " Hhibia 'lie receiv e :tomtit:6on for the edlearrie wib in 1812, •aird• Wires': at mettscoterselmase • ' ' ...-.., 1.,... -..c! a , p quite preposterous; even the apothecaries' shops are ' . Mr. Mounter, scent to uhf , .Brazer,, nirp is not of , : rittecsktit thektvga Years was, pot time enough, to ,stn TO , JOstivtal do Bath shoteF., - that a report is cis. 1: the set red by women. The loeks, haiever, of the peo- of nt tha i n fm eer t u r i x i e ti ta r it ii re s o ffrare .11 1 rite e street ! . The,,ioe frost hi@ been set op as . ass .„,„_t ~ ~ L A inouut ot .4110 s i .ueesf, of. Rtrotio, and the P R INCE, i t 'it . :tr tl :l l , etapie thi s oar,. and }tie are universally cheerful, 'arid evengay. The Pie- • tber (hike i*elieVeit to be tbeloseri-wiitive • vikeiketerria the P rticestie e t .. ef- M C'elt i r L her . *ow;:haring beeh4iscsvered in one of the moral ,'„ .. . . 'dotainitoCe of their spirits is, illt,iiit .flitttliicll4 perhaps, . he thought could, got *yrite so well. The / risimer was iikwisa4' itentriglitt ' ... . j,, •.0 )1 4 t - Ilt i. 1 ,,i; pritrimeeof Vincennet,l. - : . . less to beascribed to the bioyaticytif thb reetsch•che...l hes,'s mit ploy at: au e_till hey. . ~.., ~ . . ~ii . 1 r . ;2... ;.; (I.; .; _. IncN seir. .ts-s-sowsee•- . ._ssatratxt., tor tee , Thtt Jury found the I' 11tret. """'"- -.1 The 'Lady 'of Sir AA* Shelly -met with a most radtir, than - to then - renovated hopes on the epealag ; petuted him to mercy on accomo 00104 it . g' , , ;..,,, • a i r :salti,ttbat there liadbeati no foods for Shis.repair lilt stga'Des accident yeateaday ; whilst her Ledythip) a of is 'brighter proipect. •' 3 ' • . ••' ; " ' ') • 1 ' ' 1 1. Patrick O'Neul Was fad ictO forstenifj ra ttßifsigurhibdi Slitt Legislature hid vlately granted . .tta-iAot to . sales fa-- haterhige was . standing. -at is aloes in Moont.otteet, 'tot thi 14 MAW Chi Ys, Taitsbat.---Tithopt , emitibeed :ttl ,mile ! s h i uau eaurairds h r u l e ' ' • , fir ' t ma, and Co . w n cot Amide a rito T. i. , 1 ,,,, ,er i: them ; they were . now raised, and the repeirsees.,sof ....r.rts bsvenerossynate, and - sae ooaclitaan :adjusting from different quarters during the whole of yester. -. ~bLr.'o,urever opened the.case to*,Jury on. th e ,part.o the: * in.g on under Ilte_verwspectehle,superintendance of I day ; they consisted - ehtdruttlic2Bth, 30th, and prosecution, and . detailed the evidence . Ilic - pioperty hopcoitT, tilie vii ti tii, - of yittypins . „ • .... ~. somethieg . ,shoat . the coach-box ' the horses took 1• t . traced throttgb (lavers hands to Mowry Wotan who emote& lisit.i, 1 ,,,,, , 0 2 ,1 ft "... gi „.L.l wk wy thi , r , st v e 4 # n toe lust . tiny' , ~.. fright, and - set off at full splred,-rio. persoelveing in .55th. regiments, and a very fine. body of the arta- pelt *a alktionner. win) had TKO,* (hi PraPeh's~:attdr 'Poi-.l ' ' ".' lery. General Mahlon, who is ,thcp. Comuntudant of soner. ii ,l d 'ite, articles in general were sold, sit !es+ than hair tater! larte•of Trinity Ternx;'wlien they • sroold enquire what ,eittge came In Wistittiet . • wititr a .tritigoo l .'which steed the District, yesterday luel.heets dews.; .-IE She tepaie.olsould not be effecteli !„.„,..ite Thomas ' s Hot . • 1 4 14fi e ti in , Pfraau hi. 4 4 4- Till ' ei t r;too T itUha ' :e lY s i g e l i o n it i tet i L th is, eatherrZeir:erwfistatihrthtft tee ! . .e, re Berkelorequare • the sion to the King, and was .liedlyt * rec t eired: . lif is -0 , tbe thief, as it,could not be a proVed 1: 8 100Appw star the,,pktiajt .. )91.(lutt tiAne,lsot terser itadelgtsuce would be granted. . 't:!..7.7 i smelt was so severe, ath t Abe/retie adeetree hee ler in a soldier-like looking MRO ) . apparently ROM 67, . 1 ,„,„• : sea , and co . risequently might bare received : OW ode of steelier i ... • •,- ~ , • s. "pi , ir, , r • • * 1 two, and the coachelvee:Jilompletety overturmaL -_-_"" ' - '' - • ''.' •• ' - • ' '' , l")tiiir. 23. • - The King„ according to the old custom of:the iugs ► P , e X re ll ' t h e ' R I er t eet t , froltDEß, it 4!, and emstrviit, thßL;Retleißi ,• It •. . DE 'TAITET or. RTLRE.' •" 4 • •• • I-Fornmately tbalmoremmammeimpeiti. and her .Lady.. of FraliGo, dined iu public, pied, was surrounded with proof could he adduced , real pr cireomltaritial, 11s14 . the 24 1 . 4 •,.... .' .. : • TD . ....- 'hi extricated f .• Ise ye '. ii s sit *don ' • witotrasiata action brought by doe. da l e ,' . 014 Is . p . ma*, r , gyp per ou u ,„ Ladies and Ginaroclificers•• A great number of the soner stok the' property; he Must be acquitted. _ , _, t .1•• . • • . • . i Mr. Gummi confessed he had, not testirdeny mutat dred g es* .t ow Le s .. of f erry ;tad • to .recover l ' ein g mt .r e i . k - c ri 4k te Pc s k 4 10,- kPriPS . rL N ei _ ved some English wertildinltho into,the room, and were treated, : the Prlsnuer was acquitted. • , . .., ~: ~.., :-etren-r- :7041 ,4 4, , ,,,..; . „, „11A!iffiiir. t ....,..,, i .. tf a debt dise by Dor b ra sses bat not dangerous t to d oo t t o severe bin , tadangc . us tendency'.-- English particular attention. The towp Was again illu. ! lie waordered to be detained until another indictmeottkou ,;!°°'"a l!'? o .llpitra , ,, t i_ - 1 ' # _ _t .- . . . 44h. e W 14XMOlivitt4 .104 tat: lbomas's Hotel, _., __,. ~ . . poxB4"- =Waled, and fire-works Irene diseltarged fo4reral j i be framed. . • • - d Wiwi Noggins . , - e estate arhe n NO,. Toe ectsometigment„ • ••- - 1 Jose ph Haimaster an e were capitally cateric I Ni g , tho root vil ibeitkriiide i tts; or f l it,. - d e bt, th ai i a i where she receteeie eyeryoiostiXa ace. hours in the market-place, tor could. the very can for stealing six silver tea-spoons and four. 11,-bank-nes, the , i ___l" *a- .. *qv,. „,,•1 a.a; 1 1,1,,,, favourable state of the weather -sit. all damp the ' property oved it etrids6l4ekaaven'lfor'sPleihiltfill' ' ' of Ann Hodgkins, an he'r dwelling-ho Use, aod anti- 7 j lit . " 11 Pr • s .. , . wants burglarionslv breaking the mine to get oat thereofY •' • tutees 31,5011. being Miteinotnet liflltlealebt and 7 enthusiasm of All people ., This morning it was I . Robert floward;ftbas Willintes, was Mt, capitally isobviCtoll' - , , pest licvfile4-thefeo4 ~.... ~.; i. : .).,:iy .?li , f:. early,„ ,ttittiounced t l tho 4 ing would depart for 3 fir returning from transitortation. . ~ , .., . ...,, :,,„ • •, a , ~,, a - 4, 1 1 11 1T7r: .. Li: ...:I• .. , •'' • • Paris at h 2 o'olock..T* iy ‘ Ole populailoo. of t I .. t _ j , ._ .-, 7__---- ~.-, ~ . .!Amy- My* , . :r.: I A •e i plt, 1 ' '-' ; .. .. town flocked to; he spied . (Lt tree Royalti)tinvag . ; . The . Put: ' pr uuspqv , --- viislioc.iffit I , 1 C°Y., l , t , T ,9f .c9iN.WritOikdi 'VP 27 . , i ! gee 'tsereallogYL - •.- -•- ' i , erti.l 5i•' 771 1` 77- - -f..et" which he ,was to Fats; and lined the. road to' firioirtgne stow ' , : LoF4 g.,0!' . 00 1 4 illpi fi. CßP.* •Vok. Osir Is wit l4 ', suPslilgiV• r , 4... 4 ...„ 1 ... 10 , . Keens:llo4S and CO. ' fora considerable distance. ' A doable Ile of to e Na., kid Mr. BEctrvv, art" ir ricer,' tiliglss. t ,"•fr. . 14 10. ' Vlieturtiff Ike' ittfowiej 4:lr e ' ,Tonal Guards were stationed the whole way from the Tr0 1 ": 111 11koritP wiLiPlut l2, l rent of cif James Viansfleid, . viz. li rrriaiss Disorder, 'swirl gate of the hotel te. She Boulorly ate,, and ietched XVI.IX. • u ..:• 7 • •;. • fulls lif i lliAlalice, etc. • . inioxicniion, and it. rtme..ini• ' I be an improvardptobrowe ;tit° the ceecitey.fer,severarlso • rest yiiino. The reduction. Its ,t ,t au pjl ai i ii . j i ... ,!,, } i, .:..:, n . ; I)..bikitv,., w heih,. , . lmt.iorther off nere,plat*.l.laopi bOatesef r ash. posted to be„tery goect ,a i : witls (heir Sel4.ecii(jekes, read,yfaXaltiße. die kb. dimhargod frointith„, i r e ' Iti as he • td. -- ,A,litile heti& twelve the lartillary ontl;the !instil CoUsttpladkisDKlllticomilows, '''. ; te -s r 4 encr happil v - A 1411"*.P*Itood-difq 44::-,,...i .„i'r 1 r'..,,,. .APITX DWI T„„Av i nt , i:.,..,,,,$ i i"- ka , g - WWII lox .4 ott i arph . , *sea. ~ . 4 01 Y - Pit - , 1 , --- , Due• Vlo.,Boorboul,, with hip fatheiOtsi •P'rinCe.delfel additiom i serjrnsf-tromestic.., Cold., &ore away atone' loud erkd iof :"' Vi ve le} . Musoms.;l Tr Ott,Toemilsy ttoi !" i . l Vivent Les I:)ourbOttn!".......rsadlia"C tr. Atm.' f MOW_ 4 , iP;pStairorriskiirfii the ftnial . coach was.drain up tosthe i dies of thif Neal dginkingithe whole r - F law Hotel . and the King prePnrerl to take . Itlsdeperte re; .. brut eight l ick 'The clergy, and a body ,of nuns belanghir 'to Ilitsiasead. Nerett, his the convent (L'Hospitat ties PativresYL were Arse ritimierT, id . Mit wife; desired to go forward ;. they were priseatiar id with them for a, short the King, and kissed' his heed with **at eight. I gether ; and the wawa:. seas. The military were not presehtiC' auth front door,, leaving her hatilmnd i and Nevell: te a French General' in waiting then ' entfettlitted' gether. A few minutes after, Nerett went Out-bra that the English Officers should adyince. ) ,'/at , ettrirk Owe,. whin) Bryan inunediatelywook oPlitisiiit,' the English then in the room advanced a few steps; Weateut at the back dews. isid at .iength ,rend Ilew and bowed to the King : he bowed in return, and ad: house to the front door, appasemtly•agitt dressing them, said in English, that they were wit• jeatousy. His with veryisoon ifolloovea hiesr r' messes of the Nest moments of his felicity. They all house : Byyantraid toiler, tetVeli, - thee arta.- tbonied, " Long lire the King I" and pressed for. at which she smiled, al , -4ard to kiss hii hand. The Kin; seemed exekeding. I come." He then said, ty affected, and thanked them with much emotion:--- i in a minute ;" itPotrai The Mayor of Calais now begged leave to address his taking from Majesty : ho made an animated speech, of some i towards hie wife .who _ length, ht - which he'obsified, that Wait had never : Nolte — iiiterfer;sl, yard forgot her legitimate' Soiereign, and liriped'That the lite . ; the hlriod ticked King would deign tgt witirentliee its desalt* fidelity.? glasiaent fat, aftea ,- ' He concluded with eipressiens of she nitistielfectittnaref. thifictiones,. and ' then loyalty. He spoke With a tone of feeling which 'll%l Moly taken 'isstdiensta. terestittlevery, body, and filled every fyewith teirs.--+ • watt - 401(4'. When: the! The King answered' him , in the kindest manner; Met as: ! ;OM .Mai der : Lured him of his steady attachment to the good town of was in consequence POLIVR. SW I% niFAIS. 1110WMITREET.—Bakewell and - Atkinson, the two WORK% ie. - itieltieetal to the ingfrositions of Main,: tool Thompson by fable statements of eases of distress. were on Wednesday examined At this Office. Bakewell is the widos of a Bank clerk. esteeaa ed . for mission* bank-notes. and tmrear:e nen .aimed with Thompson when he *tis in Netegate for fr.ind : /is brother Was IR/Mink) for forgery. Me ltasba.! several children by Thompsoo. Atkingon is 'flannpsott's sister; Loth the women Ingest in Moo *Moth-street. Bake Well is the reprelienNii V 4. naval it4ieer's wi. duw in di-tress. with 3 lavge fondly • and Lowly p.. 1 to lied. The landlord and other witioesse proved uumbers of persons retire big her pretentkil distresses. anti that the visits of Itasca and Tlnettp:de *sere' fretlalial.• ' A Kul who ladgm bl i the house said. liakewell disir.d hoc to revolv ,to ritql4ers, beat she was the widow , of tse Captain's . alerk a the Trtediiih; and that She had ktin-in ;twee mouths 4. ter her husband's death. and was new reCOvering from her 81041. :)90 404 ie. Awry ..!tvetit4it 3 vhs. '.. r acs nit, this was the griess•st case that bad cams ht. . i him+ fie Ud been a 3lagistra ie. 1 1% tabey..iten: to be sl.2iated fur a canspleten with Sittidithit 'Thompson to &fraud those persons front whom they lON* taloa money by their infamous deceptious, They were commillkt Mr. Neatittitortllld th- he illioohl require sterfailaPhil: ban, and 91,* aonrs notice. OF . fcriiranselves a id 1001. eat1;t1111 . 1 two sureties iu 501. each. I . ~. . Elitl44*ll3rallfa Skill, sae/mod gattiund certaia 4 lopoiliA • ea , Otvgaittiag Dist . a* the 'sut.cinstat Vet that VeOlittze *•the Wit eamitaily. • : ti , • pd, l / 20 4 1 ;;GOSS and CO. Ittsgevallsjiair.betTindel:' Ithe'ture nif 'the rethrwit:g atOtt titeiviaittliti 0 viz. tt l•rriain Disibruer, frvesseleb-riltilnierte4.lN a nu* Intozicatimi, and its row..inifants, 3trivistegiaiseit uteri r, tit - an imptioved - pftm4 71, - - PeWkitvp r , het ItFr acVinty.ftyp teat core hi itittpppilv paOlteoii i j; i t i A s e, lug sterility, •de tatr of nervous discavvi, Meth: Impots•qm eud Csitliattlaii. ty (Sr ittitilifstri . ; Witrt tribe lists, or at Wag Crone :my sillier ii hataittut dutgettre l / 2 tifrc • ii seisms Nolisary yie, of hetil.t.e , ;4 Ili ii*' l in the lip' Ai .: 1---- ----, VII ‘ . •el . a rittiStwri\ „.Irttii *•‘ - isi 1......_ -- 4MI If it I insekvre kit, Arlsiisanniff 400004 lOar4, e l i•parte it.A6lll_,V in thiSf tihif • sefthrtuf tlehilk , i __,. ~, .._ 41# tf) .3 C Oil el i4l ttil j eit tiit T eif c 't de • popeqrsenee''t lure of woe Orausei by will:4llre Pwers of "Is: , :,i, .. U(I... Nit • .',..i ~... -:-,,,' • •-- I r e e t t the-rus t stmnbeenuor . lenfretsiwWWW-rweeinskr.'etlermed Stir. l bw* •fh t i f :c ovi tanpi,ipaosedivietipme ern' s isf. L.lndoo the niter a OM. fllffltwlt wetly retiortunie r *s st b e ~ E • a u i e n & qt - x mZ,,Tu 4 47.., k _ In ! , .t:i . iti rani vigo riles hall's. • ',!, , , it rni . The result of oiling awl emenolvelifiefir• h as' enabled Own; .i r uci ! ..w e i l rk :nwist T a ef e a ili ev ,4) . t a g oe st ar ' 1 . = ... 1. iltriar inethoil. to reis.ivis Ifetteeeivt Cwitylitinits how. ever tiiFfi;iale ...r rouipliratea i , WIDOW isurtjecting' the iuttieut tic ia i i i i i u stvri ,,, c i t p,, , ,4, t i ler • ).J‘ , _to th e least restrain u . in tiles or eayosijie i anti So recent Cares. •I I where an enrly %iple,:ltioni6 enutie on divreiver .of " t . ur_Septeiftbel 4 ,l7 1 1110;jrne'Clinli- : they frequesuls I.enfortau cure in the short stior • ..,, ..•: __,. _ , ~, ', ne Th v e e u r n be prr cn c. k .den oftw it i d i 1 . 6 0 14 1. 1 4 era4 ii in ar ,... thei woe i.pme t. .fr decomod eil the 2d ll :) e f d O m et tho ober 1:0 110 01. of a o p t pe_a s r : e o cl i thet the . di , Ft,. gnu oftetit venn, daring which veriwipissny it tbellsperlizt : stmcker , Iym t ,Apposedi tr it cuip of , thc . PO I I ill `Arnie tweet ev e. v.i . riierievre nett ig . ,,Lith tip the an:resift. ,o( theinca oi .?. f 4. ,: t ,t a il: t ri , .. o l :u . s rave i d ail osi, tit l i rr filiweiffisowen deems - 4W 4. c ofertiatrib - 4'etfilitiii itOk'4 l 4Yin • I r meLi.4;„l",dwi e •C:o r itht4g4foing ii p tf i ii i ik o •• -.g. l io e f i vy ap l i st, 4 4d -.);elgeop particmlar quispirtiuts.,.iu,imisr, - t. ih..- • - . ) by It suli•fAist few, wit lit the ohti d' -.4, 111 1 •601 - a- - " .11441400411• 9 ed4ut ftileitteki SC icr linartmafeworic, 1 hlnklitrivatjsi . " 41 -s,' - - - - Innlttaibiliflil:•::.i t;; A 1, ~4;Liti4ey have heenprov i V ettvitt. intik . _ ,. ..lt*l i al e t , b4l -3 1:4 14 144;1 41 fr 6M tn .. aht 1 1.0 .. ' ''4a4.1.44 - WI) lt p... ;ft:et neon:wipe Roy istrissircr , 11: I , r ,4, -_-- : ..4..:,:til l . l 4 : ll li t :t : r gleg d it if t7 .l3" rii . lee t P illSV O e l . l l ef i4 :l 7 ' lK raltimje cii l9: ll l 4: ll : o l_ tt -p., , io t inlaWl; 44 . : lii.„„isli,mwe :i i.„11. trfOlisil 'fi tue li"iiii 14 ' » fticvihich .44,;.a. ti.,tii theTtimie, La epteion 1 . p ie;e 4 4 'ne a ten . * . • • e id ntry Eska tkiiii4ted e , Ak ik . li n* , o r, se ; ante .or Atv ter i.iiti 111:•dirini's, t2: 1 2=1.. •t i ' 01.'4' or•siielw:seirpturtifthetkitsgdepo 1,47” ,,, 1T 4 11 . 8 %; .4( )SS 11113 CO. Ctalyte4ll ' • 144 . 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NO aPP: TAN WititLoganpt97, 4 , ,„ ) lei 4 , ' nit C use gime i s 4414YseA0ahlt V i lomee.jitiffle 1 4 rya 41,,Ilifflifixilli494 441'1141194 adietint 1 / 1 6 'AI 9 Ws; t4lo494hgfaltgrne4olo4.64 'i . The criegtheabsi 1 01iiA4:4 0 imiWnis IFilktfitilfit . .P r olvand ed : I companion .infthe say's mer • paitipsop t. 4te jy, ; inirrirtliiii. ; iihinaliM ois!r ! vi, ) !l i eceetid t Lott 'time: , They supped ~' t a; Thmapson, l 'ibierk` 4l in actoeverds.went out at the hesitated the 'I kit I smiled, and roptiimi, "Aye hett4;4l , lupt. that, font by thesinstipilisst:•::_l vsbaiu.e.--:.` , . these said, 6 ' Ayei.and l'lt b. wittsJikee ~:rloc.c nuft Oil; 4Flijci li aftifj ve, ;" sport which heoquitted , his usuity•itrid ;IN V% t htl e r e it i rfAl . IT;41 ?4, the citilinneyi.piece,a eatviag kiiirstihrent fieudro,.. limit u isicoter i 'Trail , wife, , wbo met Wm . situ scu4ktuuttsedi tiii:fArt.wiiihi l kb ' isiatti7ni ft i AO? i A tfer.d, v and :putts:l4lm avvaPbuitOttso iiPlidpeitilif thited ' setP9 . vigiti thitntekci — Ood Rd wed 7 apstal this 404; ; ,.A t the time W bar toibitiaft)iowris eleaniv , *of s , afteD w Nei irritila .1010 liMiOda gi that the evjdence was complete and satistactor " 4 ' lit" .4 o 4l st 1 Sfrrlog' Si. thltiNgsfaMitclPYrigl. 6 te.l i r l aiN i tteth e ., 1 * !Igo custiatrovE4l4 ireiderP ecPtibi WI i4i!f l t i el e ,l l .i lALTitt"" 9 *hen . itel J.g.tiftierhati -, , Wiof had bad a - pailirViic"amecnoil previous `; ii• Sis 'der agaliathirma Willits; kg inetlPiltia4f, ;siiihtheteilierArMitßi•dirde mueoce coaridttimilitelkapol oil. x: ' litlity ac. Utesaittc: i :.. ,-...:, ^ ,i,) t:29 a i.iil Qi.! . . -' .7 k 4".•• • ,. ~,,, .„.,,„, •;.- ;.-- . 1 ,,, '..0 . i . .. ._ ._ _ _., *.e.i• / rEL.LIGOAIGE.... A lbsle , ' 11- ..* • .. '. . PRIt4G 4 41 4ETINGtolt14. t ' , Atatess. - : : , ii sad,. ft. T. Y. C. I . 1 i ot,lllo I llb. . 4 4 . Wyndhataeflarodiei to Mon,. Penttikao; ' eat 'Mite of Ittidatid's Some % l'reeN. • 'each, h.ll. 13. C. ' iMMII K. • • $ , , - 7 too Ititifecelebs.• WIN. 3.jir" Olds, fleti 416.4. j • 014,4/0 'olds 'oat aVA lak. Wb;fnAga • - . .1 u:er the Great, 3-yri Old Pw,.:l- 3- t Y9 obi .- -- - ~ S „A fO , ViVaitti. 3-yri old ' 1 `,. ' 1 ; y 4-3rsokt .' ' .1 r , imp, Lori:l.l;4)(4ll,MA Cit. f. mchilt. ft. 1..24‘. M. Ir li r. • I‘.. :.!.. 4apallied over). t; r 1.1 r. ft.figitkoilriiisoes t. ky , -1-:, colt, t4e.4 1 64 08 .44/4•411b• " , ........ . , ,ti, . 1 . • - i• • • $ • ottgoeiti. .. tile; itia. 71h-imlt Mr. Neville`o .„L.li. C. 10Q, b. ft. in Pr Idege each, h. ft. eMti,ek. i it Disvaiqk 0. prole's/ ,f1;)'. • KS v 4 lo mak/ stit4r i ettoffirol . "4 4 , ;lick. 0° Tett I sun'. "ewes loot • .. duo k now roes. trotia Po f deb* ,* isiaorfol kor ers of " ( m et , Sot. its divreivery of the irtfectitia. . he siuot apiece of tu 0 flays. • - Rude of tre.ititieut (sti hick the tie kkaance in u practice 1 wpsy illitusupd,persis+ iifbeib • evert, and Wham m otif* men without elect), 'Muter ice. • profeesing ate titre *Utile. • I Abel way . out he sporke‘ . 6y to,. wit uthaltet4 14'idis bi to iithcbteigka ittiteJ OW Isil inittatetChitki t eiver proick ..,•.; r 4, *mu mivii.i.l4..vi- --* 14 - iirtat,r l/2 1 101 4_ 11 j, •,..... 44 mi 1 4 tierces. friesautit if.... p c t left •di rseicli • n 4 .!•I „. ‘..-: esppag th_ni sbe)r sircriens e iirri•cetbotwedt Viedentr iittie, •bess mi ValditiNY 410 dteli .; 1n• mate tht ' lidlito . , it tAildpyto , I'l, w btu the 014,0 •.' ' , Vie: . . ~;!, .veihriiteast `l l 44vel? owl` ,it . nne • '-'- '11). .% 4 .....; ", - - • f. — ... *3l fffi:a .al tat c •-i .0 W 1,3 mid pli lA, 1 0 0114. q., l' ..; ' . . , Ae , " 4 " / f k ~ h ~. /- r. I*4 •, t f •