The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-30 00:00:00

~~ ~~.~ y h • The Austrians have sold ta the best bidden' Omit . ' two bridges on the Rhine, fixed betaeeti & t ile and risec. :14 ir 4 fts.avissorr, 'vise 18e—The WSW. or Austrian troops, returning from France, has been very cone siderahle within the last . eight days. :A great nurn • her of the boats have like Wise sailed doWn the Danube, laden with powder and other. warlike Po R.TO.F ERR A.ro, Just 0...-14 1 y4jr,, ~.l oa r O , o'clock in the afternoon, •there , was,matroag . shock of an earthquake, which much Ashamed the inhabit ants, but fortunateiLdid Co damage: • *aflame Pauline, Napoleon's sisferi.,AutiChialti. bi'other. - Nineteen carriages and 140 borate art also come for his use. t.• Two English vessels of war are cottehmilrlevotts Roads. • PARIS, JUNE 27.—There has beet'lttiffied over the tomb which contains the mortal rainains of the Empress Josephine, on the southern side of the church of Ruel, near Paris, a chapel lined with Mack ; the altar, richly . decorated, has the appear ance of a tomb ; the cross appears above, surmount *t with a glory ; on the -right is the statue of Im tisortelity, on - the' left that of, Religion; seivalchnit, lamp is spspendet li(the diddle of the chapel ; si pulpit, chairs, and benches, &c., covered. with black, are prepared, no doubt, for a funeral ser. vice. A monument is actually. executing at Paris, fe marble, to' be placed over the grave of the de ., leafed Empress. ' IXTLACT OF A LNITSIL viola CALAIS, DATED JUNE 28,- 1814. • a This morning the arrival of the Emperor Atei- Attest, and his sister, the Duchess of OLDENBVRo, Was announced here by the roar of cinnom Hd came in the Queen'A yacht. On his leaving the I Royal Charlotte, he called out, in English, for all • the sailors to come on board, *hen be said, 'laser wel my boys,' which was returned with the most en- I timing& cheetings. Prior to his leaving the vessel he made the Captain's Lady (Captain Score) a pre sent of a ring, said to be worth 10001, and the Cap-' tain one of less value. The Emperor was on deck most of the night, andlook no refreshment, as he wu very sick. About six o'clock he arrived at the Hotel d'Angteterre, and about ten he appeared, with 4is sister, in the garden of the hotel. I had an opportunity of shaking hands with him,, which he very condescendingly seemed to take pleasure in doing. He left Calais for Osteo‘at kalf-pas4 ten this forenoon ; his sister goat at throe. The peculiar n he-shows to all taaktof peoples:ekes the ~;. . . have made any obxervim subject, were it not forilornilitdbiiiinhibleideh, is Asir days bacito we were, it. noir - stieg l lstathitentrt ltd.'. %Ye bad supposed, front theillids or L 64 CAliTLiniiiiii, that a 1414 eeiaralitia . haa, fiypp' years ego, .been executrl : hetween.„tko, Pimps* Hawn= ,• and 'the ,PriRCIMIN O of WAl t illy ; attettest: the signature of the Kiwi. It now appears 11 1 explanation of the Noble :LOA; that thls•Wai" • 1 deed of legal separtilion, but' Only I - deed for . t I parate . piovisiO for 'her Royal Ilighnessoe'y,ea 1 Carlted4ouse. This alters the cue somewhit 'la the better, and suggests a vow, topic, on . which . ire 'shall sapn have occasion. to: offer some remarks"- Ambigaity of language s wiay r soattiines be useful in'n Sid Conk, but in a gOodiptinli it worse than sepei:. 111nolhit is injurious. , ,„, , .. ~, . . . . . —....--.. . ... The SPEAKER of the House of Commons informed 1 the Members, last night„ that he had received a letter front Lord CcicaaANa, slating, that he could not be i papered to make his defence on Friday neit,..lind Ihoping the Houle ' would appoint another 110 tsie oL „the consider 4i of, his case: Lord CiAs i 7441liptim moved,. 41 the Order of . the. Dar.* i r btdiesharged, and Tuesday was fixed upon. instead-. The public opinion is daily gaining ground in favour I.<'L ed I !Dade L. Ignorant* ported Mm spin, trary to - Me. Alderman Gotwassittas eeetetstld witk the We‘thy,Baronet, and observed,. that history did mot furaish a. parallel to the , character Alf Doke if Wellington, - f•o'l• • r 'Y'' After sone further remarks frOm Mr. Whitai;lin. Aiderimi C. Smith, Mr. Pearsall, &c. the Madam were carried. , J.` 4! The new street, whibls hitt extend from Carlton:. House, -will probably befaced with stone from t i he Bath goitirikb; and so bi the most beautiful building of the same length in Europe. . .. • Earl SeXactit appeared on Tuesday itt the Cir i uk, of Common Pleas.; to obtain a recovery of certiliti estates hi - bar of dower ; the legal ceremony such occaiions is, that all the Judges during the Mb dons and tither process, wear their black caps. To-morrow the Admiralty Sessions will be held Ai Justice Mil l in the Old Bailey, before 'Sit:Jima SCOTT, Bart. Judge Advocate, for the trials of nt. fences comnsitted upon the high seas, the 'jurisdiction of the Admiralty of Great • Britefiti: There are four prisoners;*two Lascarg and tiro' Lilt tese for trial upon charges of murder. 'ei ' contracts for gunposider, which have expired , tittiebeen.renewed by Goverttment for one year. • I . The Oc.eitf - French shlp;';of 1W guns, now in elyntoath Sound, was the firtt thtg-ship in the action of the 10'a Jane, under the 'tamer La Montague. She had been blockaded by the British iquadren slx One of the French seamen beloneir dinitig.. ..._ t ,•,.,,. celtently sitnated just irltliWitriikt liberally girth up for the pueikkw__,..ti of the Wadden Menufictory;"llll and all necessary - erections, #this l fill lead, end Crere'so ditiposed as to,litiii effect. A wooden building, in,the cirt 'served on the ' ground-flooet# cOntail i "Of strong beer, cider, and 3 'filler; ini digit above formed an eice int"Orcka sic. At a cotteenknit ditty cei &shall -ble s were . placid; in as Co form, ti, vViy round it, and on there tables, which s fully decoratekitaii:inotcl cat tiitrod I Inhabitants andetringers ;'d i verging lil circle were Placed the other tabus, la beef „end plumb-puddings, of brie 'W i nd ; the effect produced by this air tables, and the cheerful groupett: W at them, was extreme) , lively ind•st thing had been so well arranged, "1 took. their seats with almost eif mud private family. After an apprnpril pronounced by the Rev. Mr. Bahhs and soleMnity that, produced a won music struck up '! The &last lter, land," and the feast hegan.- 2 -/klatit Including strangers, dined in thieliil4 •tind general were the feeling; 'of I kindness on this happy ocesisforr, that of the most respectable ind opulent' it the same table with 'the poorest, and sane cheer. After dinner numeral formed for dancing; and prep I the "iinued to iiiiiKlifinndantty, andttgll With strangerS, who poured in &oaf' the smallest rioting or disorder stk standing the merriment continued 'tit The exemplary conduct of the penpls *ratifying, it'd didthem thegrßfe l pl ed a convincing proof that sky i I low-feeling rous the rich t irt tin thipoor. • • The every ranks ' - Gres, for.' i t he I, peer, c andy So abandant4tirthiegs 'for ittii notwitlistandincthe num Ir strangers, tlierehmidneds the nett day to nearly° l'Ociladt4ll4 LONDON! Printed and Published his STAIZIKaII 01/1 - 1011. 8711-14 • . '•- • . .. . , , • .. • . ••.. . i s . - 4 4'.! • ••Or#l --- , • . . - . . _,-- • _ .. MPLO. , .• , .11..110,v.11111......01.- ••• .••••• ..... .. NM. .1.10... ME . a .... .... .. wag. .111 •-••••••••=. •••• 1 . . 'WM., .1 7 ~. • • ......• -.. ...111& *•. t . .77. ...L.:";'-'-'-. •"•:. ' l6. 11: • ..... •t 7 • ; 4.7•7 :r% . • .• • .7.1: 7- • ' ..... 1 4 * : 1 .• 7 .. ••• --411 .. "•e• •• ‘...e_s •—•, ./.4. --r " ` ! -" r -• ' „, , ',Win .ir tft yvi•iNz ju lIV #ansrAiimew , _ 4 .. •... . ~..:. :t •:j _ j .• ap. Vtito COT us ion a i °ogress,. he,nict not think pe was- most gratetal ' lons of *pals* ..xaeliaapror: ;, „ i uliz yr: uwoontg -viAwL.wax 4 r. . , , , I t ir4tr e -; rtnlitleil to •ndieft - to lliem at this crisis. -- cnecn'• and hii sister, i9lialefttliegardin4t4pOdig,iipsak. 0 , 0 ,..... 6 - . .- • :-4 7 ' - • ' p os it °mown _CoonapriVall.batit YelteedeY life late glarietraloents, and their ' • hen:l]-15 . 0bn the whole; he flattered time every with the soldier, Who 110 1 , 11 ‘ 01 . 010 -"rati 40/1111444 ' ''''' dib ll '.3lll".". thin had ben done for Great Britain which ' was - '' .., , .. r i- ~... A y n Han, ..pit ,the Atantionalltsuas PM the peace of Europe, have been celeh ~. ~ And thanked bins, in Fil m *, fir hlciarivlata l / 4 . TVS .. 1.. G i l di e n no t 6 ) Itg . yet 0,0100 ' , consisteht: with possibility ; -[fiearq ] -and it was a • t , I _,. . i,, •Ow al . 43 sitNn , place in a manner highly honourable la • 4 i iii il ik • gratifyingrefleCtliatithat ifthe nation had'been ex- ing of !ROOT& lil4ivdd ' here i n to idail tit 't kalut; ' ,Sol l 4sTailltagoaAlaeilfal , ,fttaT; t4 public the spirit, and the liberality of its inhal ,-posedut. isevere• burdens • these battens' had 194 tech. anti, took Miley' rtori:eoo,' t e bit„issiiii4 , *Fery .. .. .. .. - , ti t , I !.; •.. • „. 7 ...i...,;1i .. ;, , On Thorsday, the 434 inst. (which ,1 ileinablishl l 44 l 4. 6 itr'nlair 1 - '' lr Al t a it/ th i pk if ilie . thinf; here is bustle end aafeeina'i pething ii talker, „ ie*s e *. . 0842111,1.088111i114- from ' W. 'Au' coincidence r was the day on which tire I' eczg l.... WM *Atlas ‘!"'"?* if blogly,:i10- the worthy Sheriff Elect' Peace was to be officially . published by "reheat • the world': ' , ..41 4 1ear,'" ' , ' 7 ,,8y ! Cortes odiis g 'd. but the Eraperor A , WAXPIlit s . 3v • a 'alb itioti bi4aksvioducea tb - • -. ..itis Royal High- • . ..1...,' ,etten.P . &Ulm * • • ' 11 not to be iu contplesieg.nettenst, bet so. - 4- ••• - ••• •,......g.,i• . imp, to.:be excused 'serving the festival took place. In. all quad lassi . fulfillttl the tilithiltlitities tialire4t - and &reit to a PPS • . /.- - . ./ - t 11,14 . , ttka : WS . 4ilectod, by the 01 %4 arches had been e r e c ted, an d a very l a hearts of all manklnd.-Wbat ea auffnet,le he the 'etbe heartr9f hlt - Vathet.,'"•,• • ::' s '. Ace Doti , aiwo t alio gilair (Minns, on acceant of :Broad-street, opposite the house of 'fir -- '' lib. W..SllllTltirdntrtinniked pie Noble, Lard hea r ts of Europe Tr • ~.. , ~, ~ „ i t 5.4,,,,, illy, )4 ~• 4 .... • • mounted , with flags, and different • drum g. for the luminties expnition'eridclelni llattjtati•itdi. '." -'' - • - -4.1416.-' - 0 ' '-- :' ' ", .. • ~ hi - Cestrt *twenty Wand to accede to the side of the street was planted with fir t .. t i , . Like a Noble t" °reminder,. Wittisaittertl e i• had frs. '. ,Tbel l eOb.tY.of 1 )1 144 1;.,_,**9 !.." 11 - 1 11 16 4.. 'Tr" l'lllir , It th e "tili*D . ______,- - part of the town the houses were d • quently been mentioned in' theft 41Oliiii;', the Noble 'tesseff . by the genie 'fircomaybri s le . .i ph •Nleallar•roaati'ead.MaYnerupfb presented P is. * -at laurels, flowers, and oak bratichei tm 'Lord seeoied .to' rite ln plopOrthm to . the drihdultili Teri Mach disguise, 9nAnijap, c it r ten,didenot 001- Uoo, Mating to beeacated, if elected, and tnadar4 •tastifinit wielpthe addition of elLbls ! by which be w as rtlYPnied. lie thanke d hi m also for , c 3 itly dech i reo gi st gyfer . 4 , :renvied . 4ist eas i 06 tou iy jag i thieltati 1111114 oii.aecb occasiont r viz.:-4001. , ~. ings r theiltdrebitonts seesniag to. vie ' - wi -having completely jditifed the confidence which had , strengthens oer connoting:lo the. **titans 4 that' ' A _-; 'M . .' .. .• • DUKB OF WELLINGTON. •.- ••••: inceeitiibutihrto the geneeal effect el .been reposesl,lo him- by-that side of thelfouse ; and ..., , _., . • ••- .. . A ,. . . ilde.4 ( ldertnars WOOD proposed a motion 'for the •By ten..oldhscltitire procession um riat -he expinied/ OtaliecifeCt Conviatien, that ' if at the 0 1 e ence were(' In v . _. 'a tile tOleritsh6 re- - - . .!. • ./ , 'pp, illarref inviting the Duke of Wellington to as hbefeten lentrepla order of noreitylwil • 'commeneinritil 4 the•torig warin which wehad - been tl,rwal of the French Slifitirtnkti • This is. the ,r, : • . , •in the •City. •He; observed, that th e aa.follanni-«. ~ • ,•! ‘4 , ', •st r ••• . , • . . engaged, 'affairs lied beewconductid in the spirit ma- 'stain in the Treaty thArt, :0110( . 11 chemistry . .•' - . elliihnewhith he. Was al tubing far . -their • igillesinisiralettsebeakommitigne. Priifested by the - Noble Lord, the cpntest would many extract,..and which hps drestin4oeth frons;the people ,- ~ on, would go tbe.slengtir, and no farther, .. -,- N•' t• :$ . ihillthifiniannhowebaskt. years sinCehalre•been , brought UPI' happy terming= '. .ot England in a burst COutaltination-:" out flaniossB ' of , ..: ,id dm Grant Geaffekwhose deeds er.sy • . . --•: #ol 7:l B frobstedio, himaeheek lion ; and thecoonift, would have happily saved a • - ~. J. one '-. - and whose *non *very one appkaded DASO°Nen _ Itirrala#l4/01$1 1 4-1 spot !" It is no , impeachment% a .... my 'bar* ' t•AS-- 1 = ,' ..- .1.. , • . , _ , . . , , • --..-.• heri inn. ~.... .... 4tondred millions of debt, and thousands of lives. - . , , 10 „., &bt t awn, .... IRS°, an entertasnese,t.worcoyose , , .. . • • •6 1 4,,,A.dt • ~',a.,1 Lord LASCELLE4_ witwesied his prd.fget m a-. i TLEILEAGN'S understanding that um shee n wi i rry , 4f, . .. { r i „, ? ~ London . • Tin City, • ' , 7. ,.77 , • . ~ , l et Lo , la comaraemodik • 7F 7 7 - : .. 7 TA ett , slis . , • , • -mess to receive the Altreadment. ' i ''''''. failed ' in justifying this shockingiittrk i o • ltf7 lb', ~ . - ih a tEmpira and ,the,e r ned at fa . . 4 ' • •eltr.,,w. t i m eG g ii i i ipm . ~ - "I • The AddresitA leinenilol was-then eginid fb L • it'rid„ "treaty. Who is it that can defief .4 . 1011.11- 4 old . i 1 ' deseegnieed he ;great tertian' id - • - . _a u - , , - t'f, 44 1 0 -at two o'clooirthir' raffling the House adjeurned - . ,fraffic,in human beings, that nensaleit i •• • ' NV& • Vemitral !twill* s hisbwrhad 191140* •Ve'',:pli 1., - ,7 ! ,,7v„ -'_, ..,,, ':'" '' . . l ".l.t y ' • .fit, . , • _ _ luiliction of protracted and excenciatint I Wed,' at . . . .. therefore...to : a :skillet vi1i._•4 . .0k: . • "'• . .."' 4•` - «eet 4 ,7o/ ~ i -T.- -- -.7--4---------t --- " , '-- .. . i h .• d r , •.= ; *tab Sim Mink . ~ , . T0nn...... lis.q.• 4 Itr-..reela ~. ''5' 1 4 1 , 1 , 4 .7i Are. 14; 11 /,_ 410,1*-; . I 1, . . pm ee Due -, - 0 the bare recital - of which the heart ae e ~altd•tte:• pidie . . - s t isio st ostek ria .Je s igias s pat - • -• . A P :- VI", i';',"`"•'' ' f a kir ay. lAN • I^.s .. 14 ...,,,. - .....-..1. bshoo ~ • I inanity shudders ? 'Who can justify.plkke . : . 11 , 1,0 7, ~, , i fi t t e d .6 1 ...ineb its:',entertailletallollit ii. :' - ' w - c/Reetelet ' '.w.itil Vie .. / 1 "t 4 korti:t• -. .40 11ead --„ r iAbes -' andp oilcan A l liiie , Gottenburrh g , can _palliate murder ? If; theliefore, kih„ . !Op Imill- : . .I.*• • AS ii lit* larger then gnrelitesolittiellt etst t onal kukt r.. I I . ts bdare I ..: . .....ntr.r • Neligolani • 1 ' Tailed (and he has failed most !inimitably), it is he- ' aides>. ,•• bectassai. hangings, were wibstill-eniteirnefi. n a y , I; 1 • • • ' Z . . .• • •.- .-..t ;" . 4 • i la 1 ' oofictofra i pr. task, which and tltoso , which : were conk, be' reatoralilarskyery , . . . . - . - ti t l ed n u ! • ... . t;$ 1 : 0 : Pit Icy. 011 STOCK* TI6IB DAY AT Otllt O'CLOCK cause he has undertook to perform a : , , ~. ..... alial . llqlll l s, -by Birk* alma, , .__ . . Lean. An n 166 11.16 Heaven itself has decreed •no human being shall.ec- i issalloapence. There , oitsoary uunfiiume''"""'.." Initnl . 4olT..llo l Bt in pis. nl * per Ces4. Rad. 691 i • • India Bands 56 p •I iiihoele which he wasepeakind•alt• tine f-,;.; f -„tor .--: iw .4 =. - ' s p r eeni.v.ii..- Michequer Masi d par . ' aamplish. From this melancholy degradation of nit- , and.ss , y.. distingelsbadiartateembo la 4-41•014 t.h:-." . vi ur.lc ,o !l 4,...! %•c „Owl 6 per Cott*. 4414 i • 7 , . thallium 461 tional character, it is real ref to the Christian ' with low in his daagers ..- nd.his , • - osolivissusis , 'oiled Wit i ndtalge Itfilbo#4 , ,t44, 1 p er • Ce - 1 0:S /3 ...,. Cowls for Ace. NH . •• • Cillbsvett gon polirellie . alert Philanthropist to tars 'Wlhe humane and d i gn ifie d • pasty Val, that. wouldtbe . the : . , mi . * id -as. :, ~ . • • • •. , . _______-S.,l3.______l ___L__:_____,_. .•• - • •if cloth` 'cid yorious arti, coodatt 9f Holland. In that State the Slave Trade ! then4O•ired a Resolution to that effectin,m - •; - -, •', .1,: ', .. .. . tu " .- "ilea ter 14. 7 2: en f,th • r ffic: • . STAY SMA N. has twilit abolished , by a Decree of thel . .Tlihmeatioe produced along discussion; InWrialk -ilea ~.. I, 4i i. 51 F 7. , Qr . - 1 'E. . .(0 - ~ i k . - PPte °f *. .. i titiP9 2 ,o4 o4 the Prince Sovereign. The friends of Abolition withal,: ello_ ~Mnnlootimen the aleilbovaweet 41114 0 ~ ,:. t i le " 'aheald he notttsforwescdtia•tliwinglise •- • , • 1.1, ,„..rn i tit i l y !; v 4'..Y .9 , 0 4 1 """ ' l ' . ' . v- LONDON: ' -' .. inlbil event an 'happy oaten of future and ol &sate , - . •.i pa .I==: 16' . • httioreatiog .-.- - : Noce ' II" lot 4. 't re q" sd i ni t. ''' ' .. l i . j, Iff••••**. . c• ' ' . ''' 14- - . meals to their generous struggle for ill:feiek#W, magasoirm joinedin ihegenera i. es pi n g a i n n v . ... 1 , ' 4 ,, , , e, i : / ,.. • i gi it ' , l l. TUUDEDAY, JUNE 30, lel& . "VV,ill' grance continue' i limg. in darkness InAbilr• an Atnendment,.•that the 11.tnistan, or.stir . ,;. • heroin MI CripeianaVyeaar ._ ,,_ '-. ' . siith their Droner w• an di /, i' ' '.... • r mat m ien encompassed with light awl lionization ? t ~. tion aersied• in the COOrt *on -thregth lye- ' ' s 41.40,55ee„.-.4•6 le 0 , , -.. •k i " . ., 4. 1711: . Ptilsj'apers, of Monday last, arriveiribitturattl.; • • Xi. , FIKIIIII/311/ 11111410 side of vievis .often po we r f u l , bat ,Left4.4110 1 114 5 . 64 " - °" d lb* Ft A4' - Thetttner iliagt friltliweil l Alliitit frig, from which we have taken the"follOwl4 "ill•'• '.- • • ••• ' • aaeht B ox* be presente d to the Noble Mnr.. ) whoa 'flied to virtue, it ityrredatobte.• . pet •Brogliohr.o 4 ; “-1 it • .- . and proprlittri".. ' ._... - tracts': , 4 0 44, 1 ofsg v a re fev e -;/. p ersevere ! , T.: , et th - ok sinit 4h a r i: 'lda Oss het was then) , . be now pr . on- the any in ti hen - camp! 'a male* 411 4 s iirhifir -I .„ •. „,, ‘,• ' . " • A ~...... ...1: 1.543141 S or, Tlir MAINE, Jima 18.---,Avuor«lng ttp 4 !,I,_ .., •, , ' ... , CU An teener Ana l ou d er ! suet no ra j • no-. 4- T anow expresse d a h ope , st ra ub e Ill as t v i n ns 4 mend t report, a , new Convention has .been con- ._. t ip,: ~-_._:.11- : L tLe i ;L . ~ -A • • i _. '''" • • , ''. . . .. , , trident , &C. a s it ii It dab Vto 11 ValienitaM OBVIBir 19 hi s tiODi 19:411 cfgptgy, • • ouki be . received in the best „manner, arm bol t , ' • an d ihos, eluded between the Allied' Powers ? 'how which it -' -- , 4.-.;0 •" , - • • ' .._ 3 "h 'retticeL: plc to his coriscience r ,,* hie namachanbeees.alliould that beabould be requested.tasit. leir . his ' ‘, thiou hoe' ti ;If my o ~13A it' the 6 appeerithit•there will be a generaVilistrffinfion r •he - ' ' • . tore the'o4'of tilts month, a itiviaiitt 6..10_2. 1 " 4 " Petitien whithlikir for honed. fi illoftio, send ' alio that a picture of thillattletaf wit" it sat etitaltai oria. .. is ,1 .74 .604 • • pladdlamd;rowe, • for the purpuecottlecerliliall ratidte*ftriopalit , yli - tft4des.' ' Y don o f s t h e atconed . 4slathTred4.. -Tidit4Niit o ; Tlne 'Eiiglistiiid elki •Du lit! int*Ogirolipifily peOupy 4..1 .. . the •thafoalighall or Council Chellaber. -• i - • •••••• 1,- k I -• • 0 1..4 V.'s.. •• .••- ': national spirit may' yet . ittidy - thip fater do 1. Mow, • , ' otdeli _by .tikr oa .' -. , `f II , .= o pi the . provinrea ,boi wont ibilk -aorujeFa Son.„and the - - ' —•- , . „..,,.. 0 _ ~ :fere illecaseed St4ome lenStm - - cput e t i ttf: Ai * rl'aiitt - I.llt 1 ' • of the English Anbassaddr. - - at - wsu4ll' pir a- a rt, * Alenso,.-..-ttle,: trepaiana : those between Ale Meuse .• - .•• . .', .1) . / - 4. I" ••i -7 • uit....., rosouon , iewleitt. *goo: dinner.-4 p i. 6 • . r .4... -1 4 . and the Illoselle,-r-the' Baiartans and 'Austrians those ' ':' ' ---: ' •' ' '' oni b,„ ':- 1 .; -! .. ": . 1 '''' ' •4l 13 ‘ 1".".9 Intik " 7 " • wine *mi a f l w i lr f a b..tiefl it att itth ile ' . . / i y be„ I weep_ Ow hinaptie_kod.the Ith'oe - . .:,. liana - 4 / .- • '.- ....• -: 7 9 , 3 ":1"' -1 -. ... Sa d o-Jag tablialof the cleria , le-cloth ; I ,llup swordlodi °Wright be Pf4.l. town 4 1 1 4, 0 4 •c - • . . k In p ~.,, „ I ' „ • I • alp - ~.. . . .4. ~, %:,. a i ' ..:# , doubt tiff. Oseolottoo • - 44 , - , ... , • ~.., - 4 VIII tits° Oetiiii - Cthe *:t --. L 1 ~ 7ctrytp. t _Wititiburt.t....,.. --- - . - - . - oy the 'Princess of . ' ' ALti, pi** 44i .thoili - and the Principality 'of 'Asiliollt nbfri otyLthe right l. Sir W . 1111.2/11 trusted Ittl honour would beers* :,- '•; •• •i -. •... : - being referred to a Committee of the whole Holt ls," . - , bank of the Rhino). A mixed Fleffency_has been , ' -.. py so opuleut a Corporation es that of • London, on 'Monday next. 'We should not have thoolpt of thellrefipt4 thiproceisii4 forming isaiiiiiiahed at Kr oaoly-lor the countries between ~ that, thstketelt which gracedthe„brow of the illas4 • . • lierated the' baud 01'4*, God Sada Ike I the Moselle, the &fare,. and the Rhine. ' .•"' I i '.• _ - necessary, in the present stage of the inaines,,, t 9 trics 3 s.liereo z enniid unt-be 4 by the-want of • ... . •A. .u . - . • - • • a r liana*. 0 nand of ilii,bugli .. . - t .... -.1....24i4 , -.s.li.a etre made any observation on tido most delicate splendour.. ..-____ • summons to .'till Inning-field' *hick - - 'rhe day was belted 4.. N i f . - 1 0 " ery feeling muscly • • t c..• _ mks thus millgting,Vi Pe, on the animating &fag.. . aid have few sourcedre. u tt d lit! le sympathy Aff96 1 4;1 4 Great credit t 1 . rtheir exertionsi 4 - • thellitycit 'wearied lal)autb,. ai lorded; Ortitrk felt to cddiult more or, he' his acquiredintitetvl al gratitude:: I. of thir iystfilt ) s g gambling legal mare Letters of that MURAT the: former DINAND motives for receive. statement. The day morning, 7th Regiment' of from the His each, 10th tratrports, We FIVE ♦ided exp•scs . • i • t t•'• r-- I'd CHCHRAN•t; and such 'is the impression One of the French seamen belongingjn'lltit,. .of Nil Irmo ' in many circles . cence, and perfect trO r lturoosly obierved; at Plyniouth; that - Aii-fae nee of she Dover plot,. Omit it iipenosently TIN been to lent. blottacled and had been 's() tonctiti ki 4 srotaii, ' Ira shet it fast gioinXtoq - "VEee I the Electors of Westminster intend to return Macs tlutt had been thrown over bithe seciinciafter ,-• . . . pip, if he shmild be expellee the House, con.' din*er, .. • •,, .. ~ i • , Ig I o their expectations: Solong as the Goterradt I ' Marshal %fissitii*, pas quitted ` Paris in (mime., . 1 1 country think proper to. license ' the Letter - ind-now residei nit liNs'elz i t4 r lkgo , se a t duel. , . ~. . 1 ~ • ~. ~ ~ ~,... wt., ‘,, it appears ittisurtk*t!ttiy other species of 1 iistouxiii , n or *HS 3 aos.—Petidons-from • abling should be conikkeol .44 slew sin of . the 1 1 04, 2 1y e lrilicet,, ArFyief,fer the immediate and xmaare or pavialialent. • :. r•- :. . % yort -i ' ''.) 27 . r: I ! I .. ' *VI. f ! .4 4 n1,1•11.0!.11.5-.,t,s(av! Trade hue heAc Al- • 4 . ~ . , ~ ~ . I fi iito.to.both, klousei of Parliament:- ~_ , , ill -.„ . r ... 4... , mentos - Rmsion .tern of thn27th .f Mat, 'from Paliritit;, StITIN 1•• • • ..°1 tolfieee •• ' Rakich ~ . enskr has resigned the' ingdoin dl' Pfteiliii id 1.1: deg"' st i r 4 ' INalilkl • .'' ;runup • ' . • .. . 4,.• Gosport Rowell urmer passetedt, of the Throne-I-Kirk rpt. I o ut * X - o reee „,kh Rockford ols • bat nothing whatever is mentlohkr Ofitii ' Enriiitte! '!"• '' • Grovesead ' • ,Sootbgale • es l et sneh en e et ; Ise . to r the inde o ntit -.l to it to I' slittfp'estastiord Guildford ; Solhan Waldttal,lo • y _. , Sasi Wows i Holt Sottoward ~ ; .ruse e. 'We very ninth' doubt the truth ' of nte i Ben i% ' Hol.ted Stratford . . Bent. • • - •t 4 ' 1 ft .... ____lu! t e Hamliamonita • Sodbery •%le * " .. ' e Clarence, 74; arrived at Plymouth osi Mn. im ; h t ,..-7mz d Hatoptead 1 - Stilton •: , ..n. • • , Ivey . Stockwell - .. . , morning, from Doordeaux, having' on hoard thiti,Sytettemter .• ' Kettering, • .. St. Alhott's • , • 'Thames Ditto° Etegimetit'ef infantry ; and the Dtsb(in, trifir hals Kili g stml ' biskills . Kele/do:it .. That:Jed , • . the same place, with the 20th Regiment. • : '.I fod*. • Lewes ' Tvobridge , , t , "'Majesty's . ships York and Egmont, -74 ganir Villtas .• . Lyseingtsw' • Uxbridge sailed Atom findydeatmx, with a fligatei,“og_thst. r a rt , I ,l", l de rg t" ta '" . A l • ithad ,'" avn ' ,": instant, having , ender their pentittibtf‘Wty O ki •- I- • meinturne •: . west Haw s ` ' ' ports, with leo bound foe I/Outwit:4i ''''''''' milel It wilitele.; rides . ' wreeelexheel e hear °NEI NDRAD' CVO' , , • :1: t• *lv. - ' .1 ew prlir il l i l h antp Pagne too 11 .W W ell oo lbe lwi ni ct id . E'TII6USA ROCKETS 'lliise • pint: t . .' ' .' - geed , Viloclpserwlllll 1 for the the the ' PiNitClit l 4% W:0(14041 ; v o i es i - ' I Pt ' s* - c . 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