The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-12-23 00:00:00

-1 ~~i CHAMBER. OF DEPUTIES, Dcc. 18. PROVISIONAL PRESIDENCY OF M. ANGLES, SEN., DOYEN D' AGE. The President informed the Assembly of the coni rnonication to his Majesty of the List of Candidates for the Presidency, and that the King had entsouncedj his intentinn of appointing M. Raves President. • The Chatnber proceeded to a.scrutiny for the elec.' tot four Secretailes: the number of voters, 158 ; absolute tosjory, 80. The result was—For MM. Paine. de Lynes, 73; General Augier, 62; Bre. lON . 116•, the CUunfillOcileeile, 64; Boin, 69; the • Cellist de St. Astaire; 52; ; Cassaignoles, 46 ; Casi • mir Perier, 29 ; the Baron Bignan, 26 ; the Cooot • • de Bendy. 25; B.& Lesser', 13; the Baron Poy-, • faro lie Corr, $.• , g•Ne one treeing se absolute majority, a second . ••,.reratiny was ordered, presiiirer to which the 'Royal Ordinance was communicated" eppoiuting M. Rates . to the Pimideiscy. • • • The Ordinance wax read. The PHOVISIONAL lavitaM. Raves • to take the Chair. • Several Members.M. Raves is not present. • . M. as irtssasserjrbe • Definitive Secretaries are ttet appointed. -•-• •The second acratiair far the election of Secretaries was proceeded in. • MM. Bain and de St. Aelaireohtained an obsolete! majority, the former having 92 votes, , the second 93. • After them, the four other Members who obtained . • the grelitost 'nember of votes were MM. Generei, Aegier,B9; MIA de Loynes,B9 ; Cassaignoles, 86; 1 • Breton, 80. These four names were saboritted to a ballot; the • result of Which R ave a greet majority to MM. 'cagier and Paillot de Loynes, who, together with the Count de. St. Aelaire and M. Boin, were proclaimed Dea f • nitivoSecretaries of the Chamber. • • Tke Deputies are to assurable to-morrow at norre;• under the Presideney of M. &teak for the installs- I Lion of the Definitive Bermes, and to preemie! le, •, their respective Bureaus, to appoint . a Committee to . • . prepare the Address to the King...Adjourued. • • 110 Yesterday, at sir o'clock in the evening, a fire .• broke lit, in an alarming manner, iii the buildings . of the• Royal Court, at the Palace of Justice'; a • yoking apartment for MM. the ConntellOrs became •• a prey to the games. Fortunately, tin the -space of •s en boor the effortitof the firemen succeeded in arrest ! .fag-their proven: t,,4i . • French Fends, Dec. 19.4—Five per Cente.63 . f. 80c.• Bank Stock. 1.500 f. • FLORENCE ' Dic. 7.—His Excellency Osman Aga,• , General in the service of the Viceroy of Kgypt, has ▪ rebeived a dlepatch rontaining the following•intelli. gence!— .• • " Cairn, Ochihrr 16. f " Notwilitstaediterjbp, All„ of. their capital, and the,deteat of theirltrklN tel*Wechabites *ere enabled ()ace more to unite iso l ercient force to try the fate of arms.; but a new de eat, which completes their ruin, has heea• the testr,l4::,of their audacity. This *pile was Night in the environs of Abe city, ut Delych. TheWechabitieftroght with desPiFetion, but they wert compelled to submit to ,the ralesiti bf Ibrahim Poch .b: end the dirciptittervir4llth is ft ropy'. ,r -any a atretegm worthy a great Geeeral,lbrobein 6 %giKlol' , seined upon the pereow.of ALtdayab, Prince of the Wecbabitee, and all gig family, cooaisiing of 40 indixiduals. This blow seems to heel pot AO end for • ever to the power.of theWechebites. lance Abdal Is b, * • the , educes and Princesses of Ws family * are exPar.led •in Cairo, where triumphll. : fetes are preparing for , their ,arrival. ey will e trepsferserl.o Comae • 1. • • • tl I; t io.pie under a good guard-7, 11 ....) • 111111 LIN, DEc. S.—We laugh hemp,,g,‘„,the users. 1.! 1 le t a:t accounts given by cercurtailserman Journalists cting the Constitutional Ps! te ;slid to be dis. c, ceased in our State,Cousgii, Stem even, Imagine that „there will be no Chamber of Peers, nor heredity Mobility. This resembles ratberlthe reveries of -- terrier Jacobin, than,statements having eny !oust, r • Here it is svol,known there will be Provin , Staten, sod Stetes.preetial. No person knows pre. b .eisely what theoreateatie, of these Budiee will be, ibigt it ip sonjectsyrl ; thtq It will appronFlo yeey nearly, .„14what it,lrsety .falete,ap. sever* prpeApces of the onerchy t l a w ▪ Pirrzesity7 25.—1 t is understood that 10.0 , 1.. r i roMPerer nevi* `s will return here by the first of the new • ear OA". 3). I, • • • .• , traseuea, DEC. 310: —It is said tinrtgilm•Forgeir, anti hid, at Mergeetbeim, in Franconia,* Awl& eoeference with, the ,ppke 4e .Leefhtenberg (Winces . . * Eugene), whowas pr jag from Eichstadt. %A'S:STA wripiarLi,: T c ,2,5.--The Ambassador sent by the Shah rtf.Per to the Prince Regent of . 7 England, is still hem; ha, he prepuing to proceed, to his post hyirey . sf,Vienoa and Paris. • I Several ç,jyrçs have brought to the Sublime Porte the joyful stews that the, : Prinie or Cray/ of the WechabitoCkas been suede prisoner by Ibrahim kAchaii I The temßests water 110fil prevailed if:l,9°ms timp l , Pest in the Black Sea hive otcasioned 'leered ship . . 1 wrecks, 3 4enonsat other nose's which heve been lo u t, are Russian brie bf war and a Danish ship;, t ebe latter had'on board M. Monteiro, Consul Gent...' rat A i t . Portaial .at Vs perished, with the lab die ipt his , • , DAMBURGH 41 D CIIt.II4N P:rIPFIS.. : ' 7 • • —:•000:-.) . to • 41 " CnirstVA'sitiq . bac.' t2,- 2 Cidt 4 1 he 25th Norember, at thrett'id4trittinroille; ii terrible firetroke out it i Dronthelrn', winch reduted' illitfost the Whole .o oho division of the - city to aslies I3'erldha Many imall i k • dwellings,' fifty large booties were the trey ,bt the, 'flatlet: ' • /4 I'. FROM THE RHINE, DEC: s.—Thistlitailinr . Deptiti: meut.for Foreign Affairs has already approved of the `first list of definitively liquidated priytife claims ori. gloating under the French Administrattep * The ex: tracts of this list for the Prussian RIK..Ok Provinces, contains the indemnity for nine :dtiferent heels, amounting together • to 299,890 • francs nominal • amount. , The Conlalttee 'adds to its notice respecting the paymentsto be mode, the agreeable iotelligence for • tile oilier private ertditors of Fistice (now of Prus sia); that the renter obtained fur the claim were sold at a fusereble moment, so that the claimants hale is receive for 100 francs nominal value, including the dividend, 75 francs in motley. P ~.. i L\ IL, c't: 4, 114.1. 87 11ce lett Prihre, Invet the 4trea6l3tkein'atr n and, end of irsnever, nOnnuncine the alai Majesty the Queen of Great ,Britaip,_ oir senate hati,l; reply, teepee', pressed the sincerest cendeteitee eed the mod core P"rticiPation in this. Toss, on painfel to hie ROyel _ . Illghwessto Hoene aod-to his Milextrisubjects. Sr. PurEnceuxon; Nov. 27.—A school on the Lanclaiterian System is now established here for 100 boys*. FROM THE MAINE, ORc. 13;—The present pasha of EgetOhms founded an Order, sneak the Members of which a certain caliber base twtilde of Grand Moons of She Order. IlsworrErt, DEc. 10.—Tt is said that thw Palace of Ileireishausen, which has been oninhaldted for unatsy years. and is greatly rtilaPidated, *ill be repaired Pest Spribg to serae for the residenee . o( his Royal Highness the Doke of Cambridge. flarnhErsh Exchange on London.- -Dec. 11 and 15.-32. 9.-33. I. • . , •1 0 0110 E OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT I? O'CLOCK. flank Stock 5 per Cent: Krtyv l'per tent. Red. 7716 India Hoods 76 78p Or cep!. fere , " Long Ann. 34s Per reettelrii Exchogner‘l4ll6 915 p •' . Longol4 far Aer. 78j Gauguin 1 du. An - 4 per Cent. 91.1 i r. . . .71 H S7I.4IWSMAN::. r. , LONDON: •.'+ Drcescßtit 43, 181.80. -1•01111111111 0 .•-• MESSAGE OF THE AMERICAN PRESIDENT TO • CONGRESS. i . By the Vestal, arrived from Baltimore, we have received President Morinoes Speech to Congress, which met on the 16th ult. This important docu. ment is extremely inn, and embraces a variety of subjects. It is only possible for es at present to communicate the substance. After cnngratalatlng Congress on the abundant harvest, he speaks as follows . in regard to Great. Britain:— " As the Commercial pire in July I thrills should tion of day co Cunventi:on, ring emeat,betweeo authority of Stow, at, Lootton, ivitgornsth) ileac e;i 04 also, that the open, Alight .two countries, settled different relating to tospre , ries, In the hor ,ou principles . .tomprehend all these high -46 I have the received 4abJc4 prgaapted 0pem.11.61403( .The'Spear.bol negoOitiort," - r cOiditiait• for miffiirs, with Spain. 34 bowtver obser 111110 Os OLIOCi to Messrs. plparieli as ff is Commi ,with the SSec► add justifying ceedings of the EUTHNOT and ence between Plenipoteulia, of the Minh& States at Mad to laid before serves, • " Thr from South At made regarding the war between 'Spin In. (riots will he laid before Conteet"i''' fet serves, 44 that there h no ' prospec , ,of the war in that gorier." I)?l,Spoef,h,jhop, Mies • [ as follows I hate &fah eatisfporfroo (4.04Ma1e ) #liat our relations nit* Freese, Powers, continue, on 'aigmerststion of ea . Prowess." • .:;. A nil I v • gnat • r e nt; Itgo The rientotte of to lie if tie: -Thetis s * e l t i t 'FA 1 00 1 •reg Spalhith - clothing, . the loostkreed bflltettcykillAnto belled. eel ,2, 4 " 4 ,19 /i rT SI Is 41 00 POP Ort atrtrt t rslleSs 410 ticuatt, the priest•sidden mined before a that capital ; that,the Xing had .n0t,....as report ..stated,xfew.,aays ago, left it for .the Escorial, but _reimihied in Madrid, as well u the British Am-.. busador, waiting the accoucheisent of the Qoeem, which was expected daily. It adds also, that " other letters mention, that large bodies of binditti, who are J usembled in the mountains, make descents .upon the towns and villages, and lay them under contribution." While the actual revolution of Spain is thus nega tived, the statements which we hate formerly pub lished of Ile forinidable utak. of Me armed bodies of men acting throughout the errantry, in defiance of the Constituted Authorities, ars e folly confirmed 'f tat. Paris Papers to the 20th instant, and ITarnhurgh d Dote% Mails have arrived. The French Legis tritiee Chambers, having gone through the preli itinary formalities were about to proceed to the dis quiet of public business. The list of Candidates for he Presidency of the Chamber of Deputies has been .lunitted to the King,i6d . the Royal nomination has fallen on M. RATEZ. This Gentleman being at the bad of the list, possessing tits majority of votes, by appointing him the King appears to have consulted the wishes of the Deputies. •Fhe King's choice was tiotillr4i - n the course of the day to the Chamber ; but M. RAVER not being present at the moment, his in stallstion was fixed for Saturday. The Secretaries chosen are Messrs. ST. AULAIRE, BoIN, DE LoyNn; and General AUGIER. The legal proceedings against the persons accused of having bred at the carriage et the Duke of WELLINGTON are drawing to a con: elusion.—The. Emperor ALEXANDER iS said to have bad an interview at Mergentheim, with Prince EU GENE BEAUHARNOIS. The troops of the Pacha of EGYPT have given another defeat to the Wechabites, which will, it is supposed, put an end to their ipower, as their Prince ARDALLAU, with the what!, of his family, fell into the bands of the victexaeml The Court of Munich appears to be very busily en _ Gr mom. .144-4: Matt i ' itillApoit ?its voll• ~ • u x t "*.sesii) d bz ;' re FibigesCONWl held at the LORD UTANCgI.I.4OOI +OOll4, cif t. the,Nap.l4i led; 104,144 lis9rdfieris4 t rorli P° 5 514 ., r , .,`f.hicil W4l :0 011 441 :Noble . go Fa 9 lb, • p g I4yIaSINVP NTACT , 1. SI is is ouTirsi, Viscount CXSTLE&IAGU, Earl BATUDitsI% I I.OObCWor: plu.oa of Wv.so Lty, sr.pr rroto ,Tioe.• Ca Wiwi, nisteri Were summoned on Monday afternoon to.w(eet Yestliffiliji.A444lia.Clokiksi(,!WxbrdwatfOtt•ole Inert mooed .to ajltikefirs tfts,same•pplitiner. Tlte C*b itrpi .cattilpiseft their i stsJperojons till boat isslGPiet 4 44.4 o'clock. ) ha)l4,:breakiog .01 • thq.Coisnail,, the Duke or wELuticaoN, rode on bereetsficliiiel.Cesl. ton...boose t resper4l4lol whertitarrscE SOT. Afinvaised 1e144.44 apt lyialaF iiels,eprsY kif L andbottr, etti • stilt boos .ti ,YhorlFlf . .4lll9lllll had AikallakaltalLeg Ow Piling HAG inerfia 1, 4:414114ing , P111 Cab 4014414 ' yesterday. 6 , 414 , • Tlie Duke of YonK led a long coliTerree. with his Royal Winkler. the PUINCR REGENT S at Carlton house. !TATE OP To E POLL.—s6 cotiD DAY _.. Dapittpilaftwatd • 37 Mr. (Amer; . 1.- ... ... : 11 •M r. Blakesby SS Mr. Mimre ............ St Mr. Suwerby ... 34 Mr. Gillman..... -Mr. Mollie - ssi Mr. Mantuan - . ...... : ;, , t; Mr. Coleman ...... .13 Mr. Bate ............. t 45 ',lllr. Dibbin ........... 19 7111 r. Elliott .. 11(i. 11 1 17;0 111 P r S e3 7 : 7 1 1 u A rne** x f ibl i E l r 2 :1 J M 9 u 1 A e d lail lit ibe i ' D e u rn . ..........::: .: . 1 . 6 : 4 'TATA OF TH IC 1 , 04. 1 .—AE00N D DAT. Mr. W. Day • Mr.. Peacock ... 75 Mr. Boutsted ........ ~ 66 Sir W. Rawlins. hat 7l Mr. Glover ............ 64 Mr. Pearson.. • 73 Mr. bandford .......... al *Mr. &mums Mr. Greenusiny (Deputy) 74 1 •Mr. Down e s 49 Mr. Nash ...,.. .. .... (9 *Mr. Stirteraut ........ 4.) Mr. Davies .. • • This Ward returns 14 Members. • CHEAP W A RD. STATE or i Dr E POLL.—sEcOID DAT, • Mr. Deputy Lokley 9l . Mr. Brook Mr. T. Smith 'i9 Mr. Terrell Mr. Kent. 2ST Mr. E. Smith .21 Mr. Fettning• ..... .... *2.5 *Mr. ledger Mr. Jones 2i , Mr. Jennings •25 I • Mr. Wuthespo o n 19 • Mr. James Mr. Jerram .. This Ward return. 14 Al erabers. The different Polls will twiny close this day at four o'rlork. Those marked thus (I) are new C.milidates. Yesterday morning, soon after eleven o'clock, ViSCORDt cASTLEREAGiI went to CAr:ton.house, to pay his dutiful respects to the PRINCE REGENT, upon his return from attending the Congress at Aix.la- Chapelle. The LORD Criatrcut.r.oa is so far recovered front his indisposition (an attack of the gout) as to be able to, walk without Resilience. • Extract of a private letter from Philadelphia, dated Nov. 16, received in town yestesday morning : •-• 43 The Government of the United States have made arrangements for carrying into speedy execution their plans, long since formed, for rendering the country on the Lower Mississippi invulnerable, and unassailable by a foreign enemy. These plans are intended chiefly for the security of the city of New Orleans, and when they are completed, no breading army will be able to approach (as formerly) so near that the sound of their centres - cars be heard in our streets. We are informed that contracts have been slide r and are making, for the erection of extensive wort to cover the Bay of Mobile, and all the rivers and - which afford - from , ctiledfl yeebti fit litti,igni,iser. 4%,/in. stetided Ipy. Vessel, .. awl boats of aB detecelptigr k s and! C1*14 1 45.47 1 4 et :• Cent i-idiot, 'lit tibtig, the nsultitudinoosApproselt of the Arctic wad.l.9ll4es :1 (,31t:weik treer'y easisier.. Otte quantities , Tattreettlo,;,.., 3 l both foO'llisikulitite , d°.l. "P ti(lii. thd .t ‘tiell;(4c kportatio» ; situ! MP ',aie he ripf i ld asouring thoreblie, fro et , tykd . e tar- A ttic*, thactlie herring whit a 'II shave n itit sole, -, !be foe, is df .chore suhsteace, in& few refewraitio 44ality, to lbo.onst in it/slop. offtlitl,Aile,tellPfr,!" snesstion tharretal hen5iii414441Fed.*),..4.41401.. *L ip re pt 1011 ihk; e 4aiaat of tWis :ffilefortlitee' doe . herriog station cleartnenced; tiltdd :" illif jti: 114 .40 1 . and otete‘host net'', a oil %old ta i ga toe, Covet+ lintiffiristpu . oth, from 641. to Ithleadeli:'-'so . ,lrkoroi pose these fish foliose the 4 tir 4 srittilti.A' l 'Catiftrilim I Proms the North ; *bile other. 4:4041111 therm;a4 , 49.l • 4 hank discovered ...tow years egoOtbotit.fis 1 P 3 g4, 1 ! 1 tat late S.E. of . Do:otiose— At bil. Pvtistii, ihrii A ss ilfts Inil Betcb are ireliottoent.erents In tete Publics( later Hot more more particularly to the inflabitaats On theses ' • tow' of-flampshire. ' . ' ~ Contl IRXtiIANGP, DfClll: in enognoooee r the thick fog which prev4i!eil it:',s twurr,ii,g, 11, isi' were effected on our market., and rireroCl(o grit • may be considered nen:4l;loy a 3 •:a Nlopirt.s. - k - • - 1 ..P A • - , •-• ' ''-' . -- GOA : 1 01; CO - ----- ;1 4. " - NCIL ELECTID i. --- . .11-1 E STATES 4' . i f ... i'„ - . .. ---_—.- Ater t ram '''st e git tebsg, **Mt . 'inn's, and sn'svrer for 'his irintell•- 4 -4 .6. --ass— t. -. he Unitatd osdlom Ww billave r elsow enquiry, - Sit in theditest4atellt: (nett of their respective districts, at the closeof le - 4 Yesterday the Intislest Wards of Ar Li t ° i'd of th• 'flitil l ' a l l gee& hrougla by,the presen't•Mail, novoliticit con. Bishopswite, and Map, contiesed.totollilta f ' licting death of he; vulsion is said to hare occurred. The Courier of w 13 ' 44 ir `:•" 1 - 4 ". 4 , 4.111 "'' taiterdil lays, that letters from Madrid of the 74h the numbers stood as follow : tA ty, respeurruig ewe • ._ . , 1 BREAD.STREET WARD. ke d the molt cordial , inst. state that 114: greatest tranquillity prevailed in ' . -- STATE OF THE POLL.---VCCOND DAY_ into passages ',hick afford an entrance from the sea CIIVIS lill 04. %A • GM, LW •••••••• • - - . • • - mann REroom.- The Town of In verness , the terms limited for the operations of the gaged, since the death of the Gr an d Duke or . BADEN: Ca' pital of the'Highlands of Sfekland, is in fair to Vienna P t .! the Nl"thsiPPi." gh Convention with Greet Britain will es. Couriers had been expedited successiv el y next, and it was deemed important that and Petersbar. The Ambassador to , y en his wa, d bone intern), during which that per. this toothy, from Persia, had not left Conatenti- way of being disfranchised, ansk iiii on. s i m il a r grena d e !ommerce which.was provided for by that nople so late as the 25th ult.; bet he was ,making to. those which led to the riisfranr.hisemegt of flak should not be regulated, either by er ., preparations for proceeding on his journey by way of City of Aberdeen: . • Oh Fridley . IMit qiii..Qmltt :14- Session at etween the two Governments . , or by the Vienna and Paris . The. Preach Funds imProied in E . dinburgh gave judgment on the Pithier'', f o l d. corppletnt of Mr. s.tori, age nst n the 'ss !Ow . rates f Congress, the Minister of the United a slight degree on Friday. '.T.tiet-sib Cests..closed of Ineernes • •:"... 4,', , b „.„ - • ,t- eistkn, was !attracted eatii,• the !!6:3,..r- SC--Ban ' ' tumetatet-,1 :-4 - • - the 1,;01141, '4 . r,e . .... ' '''-- •e. . e • • • re , tad set rililWlWlt It erris lotOf the, 6 rte .v a. t.": ...... . , -.. , 04..gi,,r-lille '• s tehtee tit Mkhatlrnas The intelligence fraiiiiiriiitlVFilates chiefly to liii 1817; FiAct - 1‘04, - tti ., ' ,, ' • , ' ut : ,the.whale • .10fart.*, He iris ; Instructed. to psegfeie ei• et v ahe 'salijo‘figlit ' • ~..- with ePeeces be..negocietion which. it . was wished: to "" I.lei ti l l th i' sl i saildlib ‘ lii ‘ b:FWlK•49 41 " 41 thi in • / -- • • • • , k• yoir o - tertainty tip term. Aar* n 4 t ' titktenf.sli fells of . ' tom consequenttipon.tliwee.itcopation of the five- . tivvis , ~. ---. ~,,.. . .• ~ . w'• tieenl. ~ extend to the plena commer . . the girt fitments by the fiend . troops. The depaitoier l • .ot pc ~ , ,pt Red . atiet tellvsstOetit etiortli to put les, medic) every other interest . on. ~. :. ~.- - , .• • • • ). • : Agri/Di 44, the ulf.cledcd Jelitticilio•#iio se 1, 04 ,g I% routes between them,' PXrticellarl , '::lti vine . iritelptlity if Occu p atio n is rep s resitrted as hninig . i misgoverned their. e treks. :',..-!„:...,*. -, ,• . . . * `-- / 44, , ,:.- • 'ri 'thepublic med ta e , tt -h fotpressment, the Fisheries, and t ',.... : 1 1 , 41 _,:t . ,.fi t _*Ittable effee," ur-on . lx ~. i ..t.,..41 ROT° N.llO WI 11..-•••Tite- . .. Mitt; f i g de. . .Iw . taa.. tilt rumour is repeated, that it is In coe i teee f athroogh. the grourrtioirelog net& i : 1 4 ,01 be i ese _ hOpe that an arrangement might -- • • git4.•to , recal a considerable number of the" ..... ,' F. l , l •J'Pet4e9e i , 'eh! life! 014 4 4 01, 11 0 4 04_.. jiiii l f e opened s . of reciprocal . advents ge, wit - ', f • ht: •.: i. . who are not to be subject to the superio, . ilia .C .. " 4ll ' . " ' ll l eit ' ilis P iC t i " .ll4ld `TelliMs)terioul,ta and provide in a satisfactory ma . f •.- • 9 "i s ( . . blunt natty opgned:ltasthiTelilli.,'...'„ • . ... . :. .. 4: ~ ..4. , , . t !the Police. • Aim It concerns. 0 ),Lteratintri;reittq.Eiri—lrevkrojav 1 • • ;;; ' lt . -ea i -4/ •,ed i • _.... .. . . • the satisfaction to state that Abe • 4 : Liail '., - .. - 1 ePP‘ere by the nembetflh V ices tOptiVig. .limPralot i libit qtAelli . i ht fr erackaktFiVottionii , .. . ' 4Rsir 14 . ' ti '' ' ' I by. the British Government in t. 4 r":":', - ~ett t ruetivefire happened at Drontheiessis4o. l 4; ,'.-`,?---• rd.lt i t Z, • Olit4Y 4 fflik! , l9 . .. 4110eten ..1.40 pted it, and that a negotiation '''''.'' , • t he 25th ell. by ''' - - • e which 50 large houses's! - 143fE • • '.Mr p 110C99it 90' 9944 Of itir ,tir . . •''. - . . • Pardon, embracing all these object :II ; - alseisiler buildings were destroyed. ~t il 8, ~ . - --, ..,,, e , itt ie., :d t--c. t .,.. , c i , 5 4 . 4 , --Iv ~ ;,, , 1 .. „ aiali -,.% . 9( ' it .f. -4 ° .i - , ,T. • meilattai MOEN , , , befor e it thee states that previous to op . "•,` lie to the Norwegian Gewette, neti6ei E (N I L :7 r , , Tr • , ~ - , ei aralawr ' 11 ' -k ' ' • d - ' .L.... 11 . : , ifr .,.,,,..,.. 1 !" . 1 , 7 ra,_ . ,,,.. - - ~„ , ,' .4 it was agreed that the Cunventio ''' )Id 'elf Me Constitutional Act, proposed at iter4l4ii ; dllllll . iif eikb . $44 . ,N • • k i n - • • a l a I a . •;1. __,,, i 9 As a term of not less than eight yea .. lint which cannot, legally, be a4ppted uielil 110.1101t I rlitli li_lnftll, ti it enters at considerable length its opetf•g- of the Ni 1 400 iteluweentatiwir w' ' ; t : .,: 11111,7 - 141) „„ ( ; 14, - h • -!r - L. • • .....U'ltr . .Al4- 1 119C 1 0: 1 74 7 11,t -•'' • • al BajaL s i to ttt wars Ma ha 9g ' Spain, which we have not time, to4gille;. sot .leicis plact•ontil ISSlL* . ntenting these IN* ••. • . 1 •.: .7 7 1' . .. • trr ' r'. ; .0‘ - .., .. ••*er *9 . ;4401.11k tiro ;h :.,- . 6a • r i k • . •, 4 ...." ,bserves, that they remain nearly to ilWr pest by the Sovereign thit illbetreesnV I* , ••.: 4 ,i• e oplart o f itcm&-o iro o,ti ...-.. „,044 1 6 : * •_, N -_,T7I ~ 4 . ' . All Arr • a at the close of the last Session. 4 cAllrith Seetlisit Natfon; . ir GoietriM : eit • Affili . • '.:, t' • ipri%f o ; e ~. •* .., r•-• gIinAKAW 1...• . • loused •.• • . _.. . m . ,/i Halo - AweirrupoT arm kilititpr E,, 1 t the same ponishment Ai, es tele - ,.45i p i , Aloe& . bl.insiiirelesr 74triontr-: .. ' ' i; th i t o. ' 1 4 1 il l ' . ~ follows : •-•••• 45 Cttples of the Instrilligions lishitig the - post of Governor of Nor, :. 4, •: ~,-... '.,., '; v : i . 14 1 4 ....,"-lA I 4-,... •POr._...4 l l ll Wsoalseltereine , . , i ,:• . randiag . Geperrel, of his Correspondence ground of itswoeasioniwg stilnitioithe .. , - • . ... , .eipgic. Thwtretgitietwee,4llWessrieltt the'Olitirel; apd cretery aa War, explaining his mistives *apace • ; and anetistridrotteit - -- - - . -1 •-. 4 0emk:tetr wi*'' '‘1F .4 ‘ 7 4 1 eff"" 4 .411 otollf v. • • r. '''''r • :2. • . .tr . ••• .H " ... • -r' lA* whale ettlaa.tiuse` , -W west ig his ccmcinet, with a Copy of phi -Pro. &age to the l•s s ikiiirrifitittm - ar A. ,',' - ./.' , ' '.'. , 0 4. - •• - -rye . - r IT, ... .• '. . ' . ... • The . ' ' : l iaa.i*WKl the Courts.Martint of the trial of An.. gistered * iithteitg.!'fflii 'Pruatian Go - ... ;i : - : f re; end idle . 44thiliieWs Oft d AMBRIsTIE , and of The CorrelPorid • taking messages taliirMate.the slums o 111 -.; " -""'': ;.:. ~.. • .. . .; , - ta..l: t a- ....5-,trsors Ike .. n the Secretary of State and the later accruing outlier the, V.tench. Adtnioistra . r. -__ :, .... ... , ••._ . ,ary of Spain, near this Govern -Auld announced to this class of cteditors the ot - z,••••:, .. , • _., . 4 . • - 77 ~ .. ' -1 - 11;ss "comma •• - /*lain the ; .. . . . ' .• : v. • -- ' 4 411 -11 0eSt . - • - , fssrteritr ar l o t ir A a. , to fOg l iftai- - # 1 4 14 :4' .- ' -.--.... • er " -, , " 41 ' i', ulster Plenipotentiary of the' *Tail* that the venire assigned it , ~ .... 0 0. ‘ . : . i.x..4 .. . • -01 P %NOW %Mg, Ba ca. the . drid with the Gotternment of Spa% Rill fill ifikFrhice,, hatllien•rfloposed of a . . i ,,,_ ~ • , , .4 ,r„,,,,, . aof t t i sell i- n i • - • t At)10 - - - •' . -- : . . . - • v ''' fore Congress." The Speech : ,Wls. nkf t ....011 Pe Vott.trf•lteretrniususe * itkier g beatognir as ....:. - • ' : Y" .. 'lli ' ' ,-: ~ • ' . -1,-. 44100 1 4 ... ~ rhat the Commissioners base • aril ant) Islitilitatetf as a residence lot .41tereifilksfief1..-•-. *-ti.. 1 . 441 4 11 , i ,t0s It j ,fro . a • tat - i INSNY WYMOtket le At America, and theobservations t lam! V i unqqativ .t ralge. gi t ab4ital. sir 11.,Weit r g; 1 . 1, 0e ,, :,.., , . . r ilkeleiettelr. Me *earl Of:ile .1.-t.'iL,•41.1. inaklisiT4._;lts; &t 7 4 - i -7 -; : 2 -- it...: 1 kik U.a.°4'411 a*le the cliet O hleo " ::G"ltealii's a with Frame, Russia, add the ether , ; I ' l re on the .melt friendly *ie. The 1,, ear Navy leilibleelegiAtisjihfilady Vit ,• , , . 1 i Ali," AR I -.‘ ~,e 1 pep .e.• f't'' , 1 0 LiiiitW' • ' ' • i he . ,rii-roa . --. ti.lit. si., . ais c ~ , r a ittittileilan intillt4it. 4 t . ilk) rind yet Kari eie ewritir' t operstipg mo lfailla+9ll as ate weak% be cat o'c ,I,Reiegrahsc., Those, asiellOs i 4 vs 64oo P's D u alsaillelliel Mem • • Ide Mil* tot 4 0. Fe spertrefly„ tirrlatee Irfll'' 6 " it kle altersiiti 4 IYrat . , ,' ?AO likc ,11 !) more I ote tn . ? , Air .. ll IssolpoPlS L.& its Dist the day, sea fefortlirilletily , le &mice hie linsili*llirint to( . [sett cit . est-ridden devetetk Ilia be solo• IRe I just and stujiebteleid tribunal, ' bus ..... •. .1 - I t.~ ,~ I i