The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-01-06 00:00:00

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This report he never contra-' In the last week,stise peasantry In the Alpp Igo IMP tie* t o r a t af t ...* *a ip .11.414„ o f . pol i ty ' %arose; Tvisistmir : 4estelattakiiith , iitieli dieted but oith a joke, and thought it no dispece to district, took up arms, and have throsn• op imp* isiettsdAptimat . l4AlroLlitlV,: •we - . eight belled tel" r it r ig sast " laa 'O s .1"011•10101ftd- -. it 't _. _ „,,,, • lave a King for his compere, for he was actuall y the tery under Schellweuin iiithin,intiaketglsotentoerstat . thole** euephsi despairing of magi • * f weft.** ' 01001.11111,1**404111141 Ifeilk ed-son of that Monarch. During the reign of of the walls; and in general, AP I ' tit .ll llle nig the lasseesttila smi Zt eetis Hitegersi &dal' * Off- .1 - souls XVf. heyose to the rank of Lieutenant-G.9e- powerful both from the 164 fiki4;mi w.it as, Inelit V. ' , r ittlidlOo they stied tlablialli' 'Oars at the. bill ' - TN ef • ' Seoul • .4.11.* . .. 1 ? w ' ul • `. •• 1 aerator Weird witialiffieuityl the pressure, would heriiiesse4lbely_ us ' • -'. - • • oral In the Royal Army, and chiefly resided at the • attack , . from the river, are s ,iininterroptedirconffit . , ~, •,. . to the attempt. For • indeedOts the , s •• • 'Conti of Meedames (the daughters of Louis XV.)oc sh e deeiielty. Bit amps' fhb i • ' and s I* t• b 7, whom be was held in high consideration. After Last night a heavzkt erne be up on G osew ah el y " ma i ws seporter says . r .,T he oreshar : ~ - ___ recoiled the Prime *goat at thidater " 4 " . . / 5 W . . Ar thebreeking nut of the Revelation be accepted, In from eleven to one ticieet, 11 the gun-beats , w • ' •le • mover' Me soaqisests they lume made.- .bakthe.key ot Staesisoo teteer4.-made , 4t- ' ' • mid • .1791,,the,post pf Minister at War, with a view to ' was answered by the enemy froth dor well i s '! •. it reverse! What a lesson to ambition ! Hien• of esqabite woriatanship, wasticlivered*- • ik• • • 1 • save the King. This object was clearly evinced, bywithout • leatirioes guest in. Me elauwieseseisesis, , soon ellier kin • - arrival, • • . n proposal which he made verbally in tlie.most seri- hoots. - S . !opt!, AS the fate or `kingdoms au ha his hoods. ,Dr. Starintotta by elleasette of the f o ll ow i ng order :-- • ons Ammer to the National* Assembly, and at the r . • ~ - • rune time in writing to•the Duke of Brunswick.- re learn, that the French 'garrison- in the Beach,' • .fsitgea4agyttearraatedin saying, that s e t wi l e t h e IThe chief Meows. boll of the Castle is an outwork f., ,• On the 9th of January,l792, he transmitted, through ! was so weak, that its Commandant not *Wog it - r4i•or his own empire is not in his bands, ' but 1 defend called Staunton 'Power; "nt cela ." 4( , i • the heeds of Custine the younger, to that Prince, a suffieiently strong Joe tho.defence of this: ohiehdre even not is his people's hands; for it is in the ! which is bald by the family of that neellatemilfie : man or of Staunton, Nottingimaishinno slieseve , p.op ur , I, that he slrould take the supreme command' fortifications, has quitted the town` witlalia his disposal of his enemies. It has been witnessed, that . , 4 the French army. 'The Duke, in his reply, de. I men, and retreated to Papenbril; which SA* is the Foreign have ,I.el castle guard, by which they were - • raw Porters themselves said, in the Des limited to appear with soldiers for the a • •,.. • . ..0 oord this o ff er. In the fi rst half of the year 1792, i and mounted eith about 140 tibia of derailattributed to them , -'t 44 , very strong , p on em,- A great nation does . • 'sarong post, is CAW of danger, if' illi he . . Se resigned his office, "and withdrew into private life. artillery: called upon by the Lord of the Castles; ,iialettiltshis. .. ty his moderation and prudence, he escaped the per- nohow rank for leaving suffered in its turn rcoerses • • secntisu of all parties. Napoleon again drew him the custom w ha m any of the Loyal ' ipliii*lll,44 It is said, that some Prussian hussars have already to thiepoinfig and bloody struggle, in which it Asti - '• I -• • ssa_s ss. ' • ‘ forth from •ohscurity as a• . branch of the ancient : been at the Bosch. A number of vessels, with as- C °abated hits its usual coarage." Be D roir Castle with their p 'swiriesnri- -'' They also de. 1 - rese the Staunton family perionally tea pellireted premise :Notessc, in order to give splendour 'to his throne '; tillery and ammunition, pass this place from time to dared, that it was necessary France should remain ' the gey of the strong hold to such diddlernished.ftliee .. • Nos bowie very unwillingly consented. Ile could not e l ; • me. laving different destinations. great, powerful, and happy, at a necessary counter- soilage. This Ceremony. was perfonned by the keis .., . . 'toots to natter. The most favourable expression i 4.;' or itztairrirratre, Dec. 27.-This day an excelleet poise in the scale of *Europe ;* or, i ts other words, verve! Doctor, by virtue of his tenure, with as ape that ere t escaped his lips respecting Napoleon w-'-; I. .. N eat si' heereux !---how lucky he is! He often ' train of English riding artillery was landed here. because ip that state of greatness and strength, it propriute speech, to which the ('rimes Regent returns j , f t . - - sail of Ititn, Sa titc est an rolcan-his head is a , The whole number of English troops that we have forename of the foundations of the social edifice ed a in " t gracious re ' l y . This day of festivity on occasion of the baptise' dif volcano • sued edit more frequently-C'est an crane , seen pass through this p lace , as well ' infantry and of n ati ons.--- C an the French people ex tract • - - • '. . ' • • sthe infant Marqois, was also the bietk.day At*, stentssailks-he is all head and no • c ava l r y as artillery, ate estimated by military malt , That ecittidattint they' stand in need offroeithe above Noble llost, the Duke of Rutland Asho•ateliellt4W •s- .- • . s wept with great reluctance to Russia, to ' 4- ' and lastly to Tor u where he died, per. l ' ' Vttliat . at 20 000 men : but a rd' to ou ion amount to 15 000. s :s ~ ing a moderate demo sentiments of atilt triumphant enemies ?, Will they 36th year. Lt was tottered in by prate frosen,tffinist ......- haps epportesinig, .aged more than 60 years. In his ' - tat 9 f repose on those generous opinions, or will they, as steeples in all the district, and at noon lire* • youth he.wps es- page to Louis XV. Queen Marie i u Dec. 211 a-A 1 suburbs of am. BLANCILENS , ~ ,.19Bli II • ;roma new case of danger, manliest a new display of fired from the in honour of this - b' - ;..,.. of 36, as was usual , castle, but which el was • ••-•-. ..Antoioatteitaseyer liked him, a.;;d was afraid of him ' . burgh were burnt yeateetrai, esimpbsg, and the haws that vigour which has heretofore astonished man- • - in honour to the 21'guns fired of occesiee if 011.40 P. on of his wit. lin Hamburgherberg, urea. Anton i n, are to be burnt limit The extraordinary situation Into which r i va l o f t h e ill ustr i ous guests . Hi s R oy al Ili sass I ..'.1•:.:....' this a ft ernoon. The aradslial has been prolonged dttatainf it thrown from the formidable invasion rode ;wain round the domains amidst the cheated ' • • " ' '-• • - PRINCE PON tA•rowsicr. - ! •Celoneli,Ktelti, Adju taut of the late Prince Potties : till the sth of January. A commission for Hole. .of its ancient soil by the Allies, appears to all, and the Duke of 'York took the diversied of •• _. towski, and Heralowski, Adjutant of the General of . stein has hen appointed by the Crown Prince. lave been occasion suspicions of BONAPARTE'S shootin g , I ~. Dietirlon Krasinski, who arrived' at'Wersaw en the! --..5. not cordially yielding to the force of circumstances; Is The baptismal , ceremony of theSinfent Marquis' i , :t; • i tirs Notereber last, here given the fattening par. I PROCLAWATION ( who, to use the phrase of a nurse s t 4 . o . is as Ime a i , • respecting the death of the Prince :--Ott the ELII-11ARBRAL bat the manner in' which the memorable Frankfort ISSUED BY. THI IMIPERIAL'AItSYSIA.N ?I t . little feilow of four months old as error messim.") , , 4 COUNT BELLEGARDE, TO THE INHABITANTS OP The Declaration is spoken of, gives rise to ideas which took place at six o'clock hi the esosavg. Timaspon- i r " - • 19th af October, when the Freuch army was retreat- .4 ' .. TYßOL. .- • disqualify ilea- most inquisitive mind from guessing , son were- . 1 .1 • ..: s fog, t bre Emperor asst • part of the suburbs et 4,4eilea next to the Born road, to Prince Ponies Toaottotal•- e l *come from the camp of his Ma- what may be produced by this sudden, this un c oo k e d - : . HI. Royal Highnettthe P rince Regent ?. His Royal II n r the Doke of York , S 1" pmt toviski4 This post lie was to defend with a body it . jesty the Daperer of Aitstria, and take my , roof!, for change. ' . ,iler Clime she Dachas. Otawn s er of Rnitinul, Prosy Mt ter 'l. Majertv the Q.reen. f - ' met . ;nor. than 2000 Polish infantry. Perceiving , through your country ,to take upon me the . . If tits genius of France possessed the eyes of i its Gracie the of Caoterhury arrlVad '. else tit French columns on his left flank wen, 4 I of the army destined to act against Italy; thieett... - Argot, emery one of them would be employed in sat.. 'At the Castle early in theologising; mod he perfertuell ,', hastily estraatine before a superior force, and that 'dente on the Dirt of his Ma j est y is y our marks , for 'min* the dangers it is beset with from a hundred the baptismal ceremony with solemnity sod graceful _ there wait no possibilityet getting across the bridge, , s• - : ' . • ' my speaking the truth to you, and you have, besides, qoarteras •• . ; exptession, assisted by the Rev. John Tholotots, • , ' • Tmcemsse* crowded alit was with artillery and car. I: • i • I • : - la A reel his sabre, and 'turtling to the Of- I long been acquainted with my sentiments, from for- ..5...... - 1 Chaplain to- his Grace the Doke ef Itutland, who ; ! . ificgre• lately about* him-" Gentlemen," said ! mar times. All the Kings and Princes of Germany rimoret towsli _ l st • ,_l.. 4 .,_..., , ADVANCE tieriO WiIt&LINOTON. : made the. responses.. The religioos ceremony wae 'performed in thereat gallery, which formed, in thin s : • bias tai ii, better to fall w ith h og bpp r ,” and at the ' have become Allies, and closely united by triunes _,..l'vratotesph, ;At ',Arrived this morning the s .. • hA of, a few Polibh• Cuirassiers, and the Officers ovidougweeri their Miaasties the Emperors of Altdri ahee_ 11 4000 . 641114 . 0 4 0 1 ' . ' instance, a pert. the chapel, isi the presence of the ei Ikee* it. transports ender whole of the Nobles end Gentry who are on a visit st ~lig him,. fie fell furiously upon the adsancisig s eed it . anal tioe IN ot . p rim a . • All Gomm* . . -. ." - Ail* aIP ' %or pespbeOlhoe , , beehilitrench. prisoners t o th e c oa ti !? alerts% takes are the following toe 1 : . . ns. Ile fad beets wounded' heti" es the 1-atie - INgla '" ng . , ~. -.- A - - - i ** ‘Twitta Y„",,, i , L '' * - 4 . thl " )‘17:) if, l :::"T‘r.rbirk rinc :l e P "' ;' his v a g a rt o u f l t.P:,: 4 . . 4.- .106 ; Ai' , Hil• entesirm he veceireil a m • UMW eP arm* to Otobet 14d r illestfrille :. - . ~• ~„ • 1 • - ~. •..... . - 'VI tied Virtu 'taro w i -a: - • • left arm. Wi th . the words - i again to re-establish the liberty of uorinany 4 those . . , ~,, :-smertoott. froed-titewslier. 4tarewectilawriar loweßbriur• 1 1 • * • • timers, leagues on the read! towards Beeedigaig y tis , s i t iirnlvirw,tr. B. Cli"a l 4 .1 141 4.0 ' mg Wit l'e• i •: ~ oten-koned, he sprung forward, but foetid parts where foreign power had desire peti this penile 1 r. t mote ev. a WWI i it ... r s , - ...vim.% &heady filled with Allied troops, h ~_ w -c° foundation of the general welfare. ti se t si 15,000 moo (Sowards) 1-p-th-- Opypispiki tremor, Manama Steno: Iferreere t Marano, Vi po tei•. ,::.-- nod up to wake him prisoner. He cut me way i I wr , 7 11 - . *to soma', Loly evrettne FoesimmiNklitt6l ply O. ‘ r - . r 1 •,,,. t was with the most painful feelisigee - tbat on eap - ._ rt. ', " Milo R. Percival, Mi.. Arreierakete, Re. . „ • • ?:- '''' •• h them ; however, itras again wounded ! • e • ! ay a Cabinet Condit:ll leawilffilthe Pe- A discharge of Uhler emsoirsa from ibillialit Mt- • , :'lr - • .gh his cross, threw himself into the Pleisie, ; arrival Ibis dey in your capital I learats that you,Tya 1r , . . , t .. 4 . l ... a gook.ripki c i riv i it .mi t id 13/1 1.0/110.frille Wellr. l l'ffigittitaf o rrOtyrtr lie lila( the • issishoice of the surreelldhrg wee. ' **mot, Ilito boro fro" • •htneisg "It taksltesibirtO; • . ' v afternoon. It was attended by oll•the Ca. down to dinner. At Detroit all partate of the ),: 'I • ', . reached the opposite shore in safety. The ' nowned for loyalty to your Prince, for your fidelity m oot * aisle ts in town. • festivities, for although the doors are malt imiaedtately -!: hoiest %hit!, he rode gas left behind in this river, an d co u r a ge , should have endeav our ed, by issunwas V :m Do unt Slousse after attending the Cabinet thrown open to admit improper persons, yet the ... a end the Prince, great!) exhausted, mounted an- ;lion, to withdraw yourselves from the laws-for to ell, held on Monday, left town, but attended at tenantry stud persons of respectability have access . s. other which was brought him. Ile then proceeded what other purpo se tends your imerrectiou ? And at atirreabinet Council yesterday, and also at his o ffi ce, , thereto ; and such is the affability and condescending to the river Eiger, but it wee already lined with• nd received a Report of the State of the Metropolis amiable manners of her Grace the Duchess of Aut. ~ .. ~. Prussian and igloo ri fl emen ; and seeing them ad- a moment when aU nations not only willingly accede and the Police from the Magistrates of 13ow-street and ; land, that her whole suits of rooms are open for the .. - ;fencing upon him on all sides, he plunged into the' to the needful demands made by their Governments, inspection of all ranks, and even the curiosity of the different Police O ffi ces. . l . • • river anti 'sunk, together with his horse. Several but even voluntarily anticipate dthem, he order to pro- T ues d ay even i ng di spatc h es w i re rece i ve d at E ar l ! se e ing the young Marquis is acceded to. , tier Grace i sClllieers who precipitated themselves into the water mete, with the greatest vigour, the holy war which BATHUllitel o ffi ce, Downing-street, from the Mars I even left her rooms this day whoa OW cedisisaity were .. r - l 4 e,r •Pie Prince s wig likewise d rowne d ,. mid others is to conduct ns to the • recorory of general usu. gels of WastanoTort, by express, through the Post- Isntering, with pleasing condescension. trinteauglas, err priimmers .en thtlink, or in the river. The , ... Office. • fihe Duke's boiler, entertained 64 tanantr t•th, 1 }ei an • • 'incelatie nephew to Staiiislaus Augustus, the last i q u "'" , • Th Pdacess Cmaacorra completes her 18th year oval cistern of strong punch, containing 50 gallons; • or Poland. Every thing is eeettected with this object, and to to-morrow, on which occasion, we understand, her when the tenantry drank--" Long life to'the young i t .. . • Ills funeral obiequies were performed on the 19th participant In this honourable combat, you, Tyro. RoyarHighness dines and spends the day with the Marquis"-" Many returqs of the day to the Doha" • • - 110? Piorember, iu the church of the Holy Cross at lese, meet thitiftslly join the armies of Bavaria; for, Princess of WALES, at Conuanght House. -and " God preserve our Noble Prince Regent." , ,i Mangy, In the .presence of • the most distinguished ;do not they acs-lo conjunction. with those of Austria, .. <The liTake of Yon* is *meted in town on Safer- • 3‘• • Hosiers and Potielafinnilies in that city. N.IPAL INT'ELLIOENCE. • , : • ....., • ~ . Ramie, Prussia, and of all Germany ? You must day or Sunday. s ,$----cw.t._._-„--Z._. -- --- -- --- ------ ---- obey, and. await with confidence the conclusion of MILITIA Voeuseresaiwo,-The Cambridge Mi. . -41.-- s _ •-• ItrT4 . : Sall. Doe Ma, quartered at Ilford, in Ireland, have given nut, J,s. 6.-Arriv?. his Majesty ' s sttipanrge and D.e- .It • 0 . 4 4 .1 ' Gotteoburgh .....;„ 4 . this decisive struggle, from which the happiness of 400 volunteers to the line. The English Militia . ferateitg iska ' theffidempni s and theAldris from flottaillf. Ars 1 1 I. -.4.4,... . p.'.. ilelland ........ ..... . 1 .. r.... 0 nations , will be produced and established. Under . 1 • 0 Ist% • '• .. Malta s. . 1 k metres in Dublin had last week given to the line! rived.' fifth, riverilbeOrisno Matto., from New eV • 0 this conviction, how must your present conduct din. as eol ows ...__ I Breassilek.• •'.. .- : I .04....,: ....-1.,,,.. tames . ...__ _... ,,.. w ~,, s . please his Majesty the Emperor of Austria, my most Paraginioar 11, JAS. S.-Arrived his Majesty's ships Sever ellesseester. to the wareon Train. Guards, 51th, and 66th , 7 asd cordelia. wish a larie semi r ree ihr noun,. . .^ •. , ave,.;...nr o ureyet tae Pant e.O ,km. 6 Smormrs, to the-Giu,rd,, 3d. and 915, gracious from lore toyen ; at the re- - ...• • •='• - • • Lord, - - 82 i Phrases . tau. 4 .- Arrived the Z eal., 74, from tils rest- s -- . quest of the Royal Cornmissary.Gmieral of the ' wards a Freed chum" tearer, Ir hi NIP! and brandy, rat eat . 556 . _ P r . • - STATESMAN. . Circle, Baron Von Larthenfeld,l rewire you to lay . The above volunteers, with 920 from the Berks, i 1 by tie boom of the Trirgrapli sebnoner. NOR Molar aba r ksig Active. Pool. from Newt:, and ;- Rover brig of wars alias • . A h.,,. --...----A. down your arms, to return peaceably back to your quartered et Galway, have embarked at the Pigeon- I about 3s) sail of *ramparts from Pumps... The Orestes shies Of - . . ~ LiVIDON: habitations, and submit yourselves to the Ordo - house (Dublin), for Liver p ool. I war, with the fleet seder her envoy , hive yet beck. . - 1 . . A • ' (rsintipVr, Saimaa? .6, litt4. *lances of the Government of the couotry ; 'follow • ANTIQUITISI DISCOVERED AT Clara.- A few days FA LOIOUTII, Jilt . S.-Arrived his Irpje=ty's ship laetreol, •. • .. • . , - since a labourer, employed in agriculture, at a from 1.1160•• aavall en board th e Etotwi Ili rein iiiwurev.-. ._ . , ' : • _ my counsel, and 'let p eace , good order, and the 0 . s •i'scalled Cleve , near Wor, ter accidentally dia.. oiled liar me "I")°93er with dahhatelwa rem Nettles tAL :. • . Mat& avid - Getitnasi Papers arrived this morning,. laws reign among you, and by so doing prevent cov *red a bidden treasure . ' The ma n' was d i j o i oth : eismoVitestObs whet• with a mail for Moog* lagesesifeos •.: /rout which we have selected the following important misery incalculable from falling en your country. sa d a t tac k i Kea.. The lin India sad other comets the pickaxe he was working with late i we ' - gi t I , Ike wind iii !EA .,. - - 4111611 , 1/4 r ig . . Welligence. They likewise contain another Procla- (Signet)) • L . S. VON RELLRGA MM. an ear th en e pot(which afterwards proved to be a 1 -1 111 Jo ships -''. S' .` ' L i JAS. 4.--Nnbe f the p oiliadirre .losperial and Royal Auitriao Fieht-Maniel. Ha hove pot i . a. oo4.ecanot or the wow :lb swim, issued by the Royal Bavarian General Von Roman urn), and opt tumbled a vast quantity di weir ti vim', Jas. 5.-Arrived the As. k piglet, ii‘nolt Impruct, Dec. 11. pieces of silver coin, about the Ilse of • silver three. ! i sm s two by the way of °valves; L. 4,11 psaran - !-- SILL*/ lIIILD to the inhabitants of the Tyrol, iu . —. • pence. The finder immediately threw himself on ',Ohl Molt hem Helitelondt and *a Fnmeei • • which be desire* them to obey the orders of Count [The advices from Inspruck, of the 14th, mention, life knees dreturned God thanks for his good tjisasittelitil)ll a Nail mad' Pai.enzenyliali . t MI wins penmen, from homing' -•-• t *•* . ....• . . tR .; ''' BELLIOARDS. .There are also Letters received by', that the foregoing Proclamation has quieted the fortese. Searching farther be discovered another i''' .. " 7 "-.Y • _see - ....- - • thii,ll . -which mention the Allied Armies having people's minds in the Tyrol. The insurgents are pot filled with gold. The man, overjoyed, ran with ! 'lllald ...ATLI, Ditualr-LA NE.-Miss STANLEY leaf , - .„ . . . : •• cr eir TRltisse at Mertz , CobleutZ, and Dussel- i separating and returning peaceably to their own .all monde speed to the town, to acquaint his friends night performed the chanicter of Belrftlera. 'rho i ).' dorff e s s il-thitt the whole of the Allied Troops had homes, sni t we may * b e w are cons i der th i sississece w ith hi ' . saw d leek s sAltee mature reflection, he very favourable impression which this young Lady t• • • ~, left I? ' Tort. I X tiou as totkty quelled. !, s . 't egad imeadge to the owner of the estate made on the public by her representation of Ufa; i t= his . icqibltions. The estate belonged was confirmed by her performance bf this kt i f, 'She Vast, , DEC. 29,..-To-morrors the Russian troops, , ti• ' a ... ' • ' Ot.elsiefi oil geerison has hitherto consisted, will Theintelligence 'a- • seems to havastedied thewith rodunno i ee t w g.i. this d o e s p a . to *Di at;ffita camps belonging to WOrefeeft L. ; part ca re , a w es . s • r _. r , I (11.404.:44064Diki1ig rho tender to that Gestimaael derstand her Author. It' is her me* thin' sae • . fettie eat ta ' ' loirtn the van-guard, of General Von , , , , per • by, the arrival of Fiend' lagers to the *Pt ._ w e Isitilisroble dlsinterestedbesa t refused to aCorpt pppyjst; sh e o a k s ( we b es ide, wi den* . . i 'seriatim . lit lions point, cif ....• ia,. •- '. so diN_ L iw t p at w hi c h has now arrived in our ; instant, is of m ore imr -- ---. . 4 .--- ,-, ~m ; ow. anastey, taking only a few pieces to bo b's equal to her eonosptioa of the paestom, es, isfedfd.. o inzlime i n con j un ction view, than any ohich , has bite r id e known for 4 ' 00. 1410 .00 4 Th e co l ot p w e re * fl ow s 4 , 49 4,40 . 1. 1 0 1wh i .rety am " . m y. &woolly was at thin . , ~ country., audappears.tO be destine d , . i I long time. AVell was it said 4efipos .of the meet the whole of great antiquity ,, Oa greater ProPeedeat 11111prembre it:Piens, bet mot equally so; and Mt. ' .t • •;'4/itli tire Prussian corps under General Voo Below, . . , is the third cruilley, that'll, 1500 law ! ass week only the art of modulation to give Area Republitans of remdba to eater immediutely into.Brebant and Flanders.- enl ightened ,4 bilh a ir oft tillito ,"ll lretee toetaatised 0001. by the sale. ( to hie 0011,111• of expression. • rev Is al- volution, that the events of a ikosty tlifi greater part of th e last mentioned co - Tall Ceseramt .• se, • The Coefaleetel, Bereale dot ; * TRIAILL I Corsicr-U-Aannar. - Mtn STEP/ rYR 1 4 . "-From whet a. lquantsof which I together in the space of a year., , tidailbefessa-Tlwrartabsental System means the made her entre last night at this Th eatre, after her • 404 at Langstreat, many of theinha- towering height is the Gallic eagle falieudering lif. *kiaks of trade, the subjugation of•nations, mi. Bath excursion, sod was *Moaned With sheens of • ' t ' itada already 60 or 70 men quartered on. each. • mouths only . !!-The public or political coo& Wry ; and .universal dominion !---The , applause.- Pathos's to the' Opera, Mr. leroes t oo* ' - We ate expecting some thoutandio of English teen i ;J r _ to rrison. lion of that country r on which the eyes of all Be- isona l eele, the . protection of coo. . came forward to mike , two apologies -- one for him- r er•ops here, to replace the Russian troop* -.p .• • . di 40111 ifs, equal laws, and self, for his haribg a cold ; the other was for Mr. nay of all the world, hive as long been eserelle .. DORUMECJIT DEC• 29,---Two days ago an 104- . rope, , *RI —; • 16 - 411111 political system • but liilicseta. Mils MATIMWS undertook the part ..t x • • place, I fixed ma be readily conceived, by the very eV"' - - --.-:„ bitatit of Gerenchen arrived here from that , ypssewVi ii tltal. system, which at few hours' notice,sad , acquitted herself enCOMMT lily tbettle , . _.. teflon its Ministers have made of ft in _ ~ I t o o .. . • Ads, atteation of every well. She sung dint fitivitatires with much taste and 4rrieg made his escape,. though with great risk. Ass. tieu 600 sick Senate : but of the prkste diepositios or 1 . • tolleaDrawing of the State skill ; and when she lat! studied the part of 4,1 &VC I c tilling to his report there were already .we have no doubt eadiekteviebe Om 4 tot number had re- people . which , alone, . I tbelkli t . towards thete Chief, - _. .drew. - ' sarrong the garrison, and an equal . - - Wits ot a gists . ties SO pretty all avow ~,. =, A.. 2 • '- r hstroopoie db. '.ono way o r eke Halal NI Wei eat tkoit .. . ' ' f4i. ato serve any longer, who were t . . ~- - • • . . . 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