The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-11-29 00:00:00

- . .► r , ' , STAPES 11. S. i f ~•~ill..:vrs .. . . , - -- - -.-- -- . — admissible arrottlient to the terms of the 4th addl. the particular afftir arm which titere'thill !teethe", eplieehertidon. The last letters from Nita*. stale,„ . ~ • 4 4 B RAitir , aE n`CR 64S4I I 4 ERT A T •int EXTRAOUPWARY hIFAN .\ '• ( finial Article of Me Treaty of Paris of 11314, and of -tickrgialits of voles. . • that he is not only oat bf.dagger e: .bet;ween•lw a statel .. • . '•1‘:• finewlaylsbegllCyo the l'it'"'"' Coo/Potion, shall he liquidated and ' Fach of the Cipmunimioners n't• I.kpridation shall of convalescence. ~,...2 •,_ .. .. .'ll s' to if Prute d wis lo nt r Olwent : .. 1 liv.t!, n i l .iltiog With respect to - each claim, the mo . des 'in his turn, take from the gra iheAclret which I. to The Coort of Assixe• - e t i Orion : ha has condemned Ow th l ee he l, ( 2ste r s al tits i i ll ito"-o , metre to,. 1 , : ., of sd.i.isslon, of rer ifi,•,, t i„ ft , an d o f liquidation, ' point steethe Arbitrator. A Proms-Verb's! shall be to hard fainter, fo r a given time, .lean Bernard, a L'.....; D „,; . Pl sed ' I R P Pi1 . "1 . 1 ed r a II " 214 illid * I. to tt Welt shall be conformable to their reapectfve ma- i goads of thieoporation, and shall he antsexPd to the musician, convicted of forging, with the most rota .. " P ';`,. e-- w ith hi - 1 "1 11. .!' I • 16 "hheameat tat thy % I L.. % regale,' of ear Prolestnal Brethren in F.a” ( - 0 ' 4l bores, and which shall be defined and fixed by the '. one which sh a ll he d rawn up for the liquidation and plete accuracy, lb. signstures of ett the Mihisters, 1 Rev. A. It IiES. O. D. F. IL S. F..L. S. in the ch - roixrd Co:nniission mentioned in the followinf Ar. : determination of the partleator claini. . . end seals of all the Administrations. With the as.:i I' ' a ° u!'"'""' l Y itr'"'. 9144 ' . ..' ' • 3. That lbs. Meeting rreethel hrtth the hi-li • t 1 jelyh. acca:dia.t to the principles laid down in the llf a vacancy shall tithe place either in the Coin. tittance of this erinvinil industry, , he conferred-mill.- .the.as;t9taaers uf his hi-dm.% c w , seramee „.. ~ o 1 -4 EMI' tby D e . nbave Afticles . , If of tigaMation, or in that of Ail;itration, the tory titles, decorations, pensions, and salaries. '['lce' from this nail% I . that Th e p . fret tl'e deepe,t I.. 4re i t,, . 14. foil I. , er.e. I.i.rly a stneY-ed ow Feather. unit tit t . 'I hese claims .t has involuted, shall b. paid in In* Government. a Isieh ought to provide fur the nomi- illusion produced was so complete, that his mantes:Yrs., „TA whit ~,r e ii „ „„., . their h is , rf • ' I 'v% :ay .or. to saes i arrilititittS in the areal Honk at Ilia rate abotie..men.. I nation, of a new Member, shall proceed to that no. were only discovered by the too frequent *h,u'ee of it. lion- a idt the- Freteh Goversts lit to trew s ,. ,„ „ 11 , 1 tinned,Finch sahj e ets, t s he e h er Prose-wens .. r C 0w . 0 . i , , ~,,, nod the i nscr i p t ions shall bear dare, and shall ; orioetion without delay, in order that the two Corn. The sumo o f hih h eh d e f rau ded w hi c h t h at G overn ment . . .. ~.. • i"V"HIt ot the *dem:Ctrs which the Culblillltiollal nC% ear interest from the 224 of March neat , in. , missions mayalways repotin as far' as possible cote. are ineairatable . provid,-.1 Lor thesn. I lu.ively. I piety , . The vide of Marshal Ney, yesterday, obtained an • 2. Tont deeply rein f tw.i.wrwin c the ewe 'lrmo rn.„.,, In the cases wherein the, .dirt} or Decrees eon. i If one of the Commissioners of I.!qtridation shall andietice of the Duke of Itic!.elieo, at- the hotel of IP * 1 *"."• 0 ' . i! 'i,"' ""' "Iv.. b. " ar l"" b4 " 1 " , I' r e . f i d t : ,,, t hr, e - r 1'....141.. o f pewter. we wont ........ i, : . s'i'triog the claims above mentioned shall hoer. as- I be absent, be shall be replaced, during his absence, I his' Excellency in the Itue de Bac. . l'r , .: ar t -v. lud ..ur Comtgr 'esummia Otto wto mi t .. k .. i•.. nr. ' - -... . - 1 . T , F • _ _ _ . . - , e4 - Aeon , ha . ma d e 4...0. I . !. 11 ,. .... p.tulliat) ( . ....0.Cii).111....e..fir 1111.! .' sure., to the creditors the. reimbursement of ll* ca- • !irk* or the.Arbitretors ot hie nation; and us i.t i i. 'he _ reach custom-house ono._ we s . w z ae -r..t .,.ggsg ... em . ergence - ..iike. . r, :LI . 4 pits., and other profitable rOwditioita or tairourable .. that Case I hpre w ill remain but one Arbitrator of that Ifarther seizure of foreign merchandise, attempted to N. Thal a Couebitiee of Fa l tsirs., sope r i n i eu t w " .4 _ .o t Ila 'l.*. recount al al 1* had thereon° the benefit . Dation, the two Arbitraturl of the other oation shall ,' be smuggled into France, heavies'. Valenciennes and' irilletbia. i i tons ~1.114 .fr 3i % M lUD be I • O . . eelett deat-ta 114,,, i ap r olied to corresposiel with air liret:ii•-it in the uh , c . ', ef 'be aliments, as detailed th rive in Article 2. ; also be reduced to one by lot. And if one of the l Cambray. • (he ;i wojeet of the foregniar Res lotion: ani otherwise t,;',: (1 74.71'h .. . ! 1 : e the ilu f:t i irtio l io r. ,; " . ir tie e li t tlemen con-tirute the said c Alt. 8. The amount 9f the inscriplione arising to Arbitrators shoold absent himself, the same opera. i We are assured, that the hesiscof Barihg and Co. filet: creditor from his claims liquidated and allowed, ; Ron shall take place, in order to reduce to one the ~ o f London, ices made new proposals for undertaking .hall he divided by' the Commissioners of D-posit, two Arbitrators of the ether melee, It k generally' the payment of the Mar contribution of 700 millions. " Taeltro. It. n•plana. .1 li *reef, T. Ile salve, e. n o /10;0 five equal portions : the first of which shall be ; understood, that in order to obviate all - matinee of The ' principal partner in that house, Mr. Baring, has J. Coates. T. clean. l' ‘ ' . , Col . + J LT 1 , ”.. .1. lia a k„ : „' , 1 1 :aa s t,m it it id Liii i tti . I. s,4 1 , . „ Neril . n . , w llr .nd it,. 1! , 7. 0,; delivered immediately after liquidation, the einm) delay in this business, the liquidation and abjudica- been at Paris for some time to treat upon this inn- three months after, and se on with respect to the : tion shall not be suspended,. provided there shall be , portant eobject • ; but it is said, that the French Gn 1. __ - ,; asig h, NM. 3V.lk.', Dr. IVgarr. 444 ' nther-portinnO, every threw months 1 the creditors ' present, and in activity; one Commissioner, and one vestment %idles to !war the advice irf several Bankers ' . 5..1 eat syjith Ihe corr . '' , of lli" Trasrer , a the Leo,. still nevertheles* receive the interests of the whale : Arbitrator of each nation, the principle of equality •of Fiance and the Continent , before it decides open , 1 1t flu d " ..c u t t ' i l ' e . :41'"=" 1 : 11 ( :".,'": be ,tl4 41 the LI. walifab Hilt esigrisn 0' their debt. liquidated, end allowed from the 22.1 ; between the Commissioners and the 'Arbitrators of ' i this 01) , 0,180 financial operation. i r ,„,j ee receive d by the Re.. T.l 11111 l is Morgan, the Ls, n.quevedlo. A .c . cr a pt F.2, lbu easi k: 7 of March, 18t6, incluuve,. all soon at their re.: the two nations being always preserved and re-esta. Ntqgit Li. Nov. 15.—1 t ems reported yesterday that and 11 . i 'ea:' 1 7: 1 1 1 , 1 4 . e i d e u.* j r ..n "m is m . '=" a "'Z i h. r - sliertieo claims shall have been aUuwed and ad. , blished if necesssry, by lot. scare! , bed been made at the Imo* of the. assassin of . nuns uneer p she directisf:f the Coontsi, ?r t . — " regPinill ' • Drifted. '•: '. , 1 Wheneter either of the Contracting Powers s' ii:! ('See. liigardr, and that he had fled. Every thing is i Art. 9. A capital, producieg an interest of three proceed to the nomination 9f new Commiasioerrs of in the eivilit time tranquil, and such good precise. f That fur .C . h ni limns he Y' r sus conduct at Me illreong. . millions.. five hundred Resumed francs, • commencing Liquidation, of-Deposit, or of - Arbitration , i traeon, the said firms ate taken, that repose will not be disturbed. ; ' THOS: MORGAit, "nort ira Cons the 22d of March, 1816, then be - inscribed as Commissioners shall' be obliged, preciously to their Some of the Nalinual Guards of Montpelier and of ' • field of guarantee, in the Great Book of the Pub- entering upon. their functions, to make the oath, . the environs of Nismes have arrived, and more are lie Debt of France, in threat.* of' too or four . Corn. and in the forms detailed in the following Arti. 'expected from 'lnoulouse and Marseilles; but it is missioners, the one half English and the :oilier half cle : I probable that they will receive a countermand. The French. chofew s by their respective Governments.— I Art. 15. The Commissioners of Liquidation, the ' Duke of Angoeleme maked this morning. These Commissierners *hall receive the' said interest Commissioners of Ulaposit, and the Arbitrators, 1 The following is the Pg oclamatiou which the Mar. from the 29th of Minch, 1818, - every six months ; shell together make oath, in presence of the Arnim- ; quiz of Arbaud.Joritioes, Prefect of Gard, published they shall bold it in depesir, without having the , sailor of his Britannic Majesty, and between the -on the 12th, in consequence of the atrocious events . , power of negociatieg it, and they shell further he . hands of the Keeper of the Seek of France, to pro. 1 which bad swirly cost the life of Gen. ("garde : ""k , 3 per t ent. Kee. gf" bound. to place the amount of it in the Public Funds, teed justly and faithfully, to have no preference ei- I " PeoeLE OF NISNIES!—AII - the French, whatever , 3 c--- - and to receive the accumulated and compoind in. , ther for the Creditor or the Debtor, and toilet in all religion they profess, are the subjects and children of ' terest of the same fur the prdfit of the eveditars.—fn 'their proceedings according to the stipulations of the the King, the father of the country. case the three millions five hundred thousand- francs: Treaty of Paris of the 30th of May, 1811, sand of the i "The orders of the King trete protect all 10i1i..44 of interest shell be insufficient, there shall be deli.•'Treatiesand Conventions with France signed this day, I worship ; to secure the property, the life, the liberty. eered to the said Commissioners Inscriptinue, for and more particularly according to those of the pre- ;of conscience of all the French. larger sums, until their amount shall be equal to' sent Convention. , i 66 We have received these sacred orders for every what may be necessary to pay all the debts men. ! The Commissioners of Liquidation and the Arbi- good Frenchman. We have executed them. We Kill tioned in the present Act. Themeadetitional I nscrip. ' trators' shall be authorised to call witnesses when-' maintain them to the lest breath of our existence. Lions, if there shall he any, shall be delivered, bear.. ever they shall judge it necessary, and to examine i "A wretch, concealed in the groupes of the people, ing intermit from the same period u the three mil. - them by oath in the usual forms, upon all points re. which, perhaps fancied they were only rioters, bet lions; five hundred thousand franc; above stipulated, • lative to the different claims which form the object of were absolutely reheld to the King, has attempted and shalt be administered by the Commissioners, this Convention. :to assassinate the bravo General, to whom' this according to the slime principles, so that the claims . i Art. 16. When the 3,500,000 francs of interest, D•partment owes so much esteem s gratitede, mid afe sleds shall remain to be paid, shall he paid with the • tmettioeed in the 9th Article, s hall have been in. ;; (wino. same proportion of accemelated arid compound lu- ' scribed in the name of the Commissioners wheats to "The condemnation aloneof this infamous assassite . serest as if the fund of guarantee had 'been from the hold that sum in deposit, and on the first demand can henceforth save the country and absolve the pee. first sufficient, and as Amin as aU the payments due' which shall be thereafter made by the French Go. pie. He has not been seized and arrested at this to the creditors shall' have been 'node, the surples of veriment, his Britannic Majesty shall give the ne. unfortunate moment ; but you know him ; yon who the interest fund not employed, with the proportion cessary orders to carry into esecirtioo the reatoration surreuuded him at the moment of his crimes - of accumulated . and compound interest shieh shall of the French Colonies. as stipoloted by the Treaty ' "I promise, in the name of the Department,* re (*long th ereto, shail, - if there be eq, be girth up of Paris of the 30th of May, 1814, comprehending ward of 3000 francs to him, or them, soldiers or in to the dispeisal of the FreStb, Goverment. f ; Martiiikiee and Guadaluupe, which have We since habitants, who shall give information of bite, arid Art. 10. In preportinitiss. th e liquidation shall be ; occupied _ lay the Britiebloseese • - -'- -:•-% -' ' Wing him before. me." effected, and as LAI claim.. elroll be allowed, die- t • The Inscription almee.inentieeed shall beniatle be.' Nos - exam lB.—The day before yesterday a print. findings being used. belweeu the sums representing fora the Ist ofJanuary next, at the latest. seller sold a picture, representing the Royal F a mily. the capital', and the setpA,ariekg from the armors ; Art. 17. The prisoners. of war, ("Meth and sot- Under it were inscribed these words, " This is well." . or interesT, the Commission of k l iqnidalion, whieh diers,both naval and milittry, or of any other descrip. By means of a moving slide, the picture changes, and shall be mentioned in the following Article!, shall lion, taken during the hostilities which have lately represents Bonaparte and his family, with them deliver to the creditors allowed to lie such, .two err. ommed, shill on both sides be immediately restored words, 66 This is Wier." When interrogated, the tificates for the value of the whole Inscriptioo to be to their- respective countries, under the smile condi. • man said, that he left Paris with 20 others, who bad, merle, bearing ioterest from the 22r1 of Meech, 1816, lions which are specified in the Convention of the similar pictures. inclusive ; one of the oertificaties relathsg to the capi. 234 of April, 1811, and in the Treaty of the 30th ; etanemeonnmenuei • 1 tad of the debt, and the other relating to the arrears, • May in the same year ; 'and the British Government i PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. • or interest liquidated up to the 224 of Mareh,lBl6, reneunies ell claim to any sums or indemnities what. i exclusively. • weer, 'which might belong In it from the surplus ' ---eis-- . Art. 11. The certificates above mentioned shall be irking from the maintenn aee of tint The following retract of a l e tt er f rom one o f th e mid prisoners of most respectable persons in France, gee hese from delivered over to the Commissioners holding the an. war, subject nevertheless to the condition speci fi ed in the best authority, and are requested to make pub. nuities in-deposit, %vim shall check the same, in or. the 41. Additional Article of the Treaty of Paris of tic:— der that they he immediately inscribed into the Great the 30th of May, 1814. . . i • " Places of worship are shut up throughout nearly ' Book of the Public Debt of France, to the debit of i Dane at -Park the 20th day of November, 1815. the deposit fund, and to the credit of the new cre- I Mord) (steam) the whole so o ther.. p rov i nces o f FratiCfs The Rowe ([-s) r ASTL.ER I.: A GIL (L S.) RtCIIEUEU. ' tithing churches of Nismes and Uzes are nearly -aw e &tors, acknowledged as such, bearers of the . said I (L.s.) viteeelailiTON. nihilatetl. Although we enjoy a st a t e o f comparat certificates, rare being taken to distinguish the Per. - : tire trnuquillity as citize n s, w e f e a r th a t the Pro petted from the Life Annuities. And the said ere. l AIMiTIONet. ARTICLE. • tensors of the College cannot long bold oat. Thee ditors shall be authorised, from the ~ rave of the (hell. I The claire, of the subjects of his lititannic Nlajesty, h ave . limew rec . erred no salary for nine months, and the nitive liquidation of their claims, to ive; for founded on aderkion of - his Most Christian Majesty, , when any pert of this may be ezpected'ie Very the profit, from the said Commissioners the lute. relative to the British mercliandize introduced into Jar distant, and sooner or later they must look out Vests which are due to them, together with the sccu- Rourdeaux, in confurnilty to the tarif of customs for some other means of sulnistence, and !abater in a mutated and compound interests, if there be any, as published in the above-mentioned city, by hilt Royal lets ~.. , onensiv e profession. We have yet much reason well as such portion of the capital as shall have been Highness the Duke d'ArignaleTte, On the 24th of to , be thankful, that we have been hitherto spared and paid, according to what has been regulated by the March, 1814, shall be liqaidated and paid, accord thened. So many provinces laid waste-so' strengthened. preceding Articles. . log to the principles and the object defeat:ll in the .. Art. 12 A further delay shall be allowed, after above-mentioned decision of his 'il eii LAris t;4 .1. man y houses in flames — so many of our brethren , mercilessly murdered—so m a ny P at t ers withoit any. hum and without bread! Alas ! a l as ! Still l e t us the signature of the present Convention, to the sub- hlajesty• jock of his Britannic Majesty, who shall have claims The Commission instituted by the 13th Article of In ' - upon the French Government, for the matters ape. the Convention of (his day, is directed to !irucettil al e if rost . ilei,ge the incomprehensibl e , b e t a l wa y s wisece with resignation. L e t us h o p e , and ways , rifled in the present Act, in order that they may • immediately to the liquidation of the said claim, mart. h r ii,„ 7 forward their claims and produce their titles. and to fix the dates of its payment to be made in let u s • e This delay shall be extended to three months for money. the creditors residing is Europe, six months for such . , The decision which shall he made by the Corn- • as are in the Western Colonies, and twelve months tnissionere . , shell* .esecuted. iMmediately, accord. for ureic as are resident in--the East indite, oss - iii 'lug' to iis - form and tenor. other countries equally distant. After the espirn. Ito presort Additional Article shall have thesame e l fin of these periods, the said subjects of his On, force and effect as if it were inserted scord for word tannic Majesty shall no longer have the benefit of in the Convention signed this day, relative to the ex. the present liquidation. amination :nil liquidation of the claims of the sub- Art. 13. In order to proceed in the liquidation jecis of his Britannic Majesty against the Govern. and allowance of the claims mentioned in the pre- nwid of France. cedin g Articles,, there shall be formed a Commission, •In witness whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries composed of two French end two English Commis- have sigued it, d have thereto affixed the seals of 'delvers, who Will be nominated and appointed by their arms. their respective Gnverumenis. 1 Dune at Paris, the 20th day of November, 1813. These Commissioner', after they shall ha v e al. , (sinned) (Sir") lowed and admitted the titles to the claims , shalll it,aej r • Asrellteeeit. (LS.) ItICIIELIF.U. proceed, according to th e prin c ipl es po i nte d 4 uf,fo ' ("4 W ELL I \ GTO N . • the allowance, liquidetion, and determination of the ' Next ore two Conventio n s, the one concerning the occupation sums which shall be d ue t o eac h cre di tor. of a military Hite in France, the other rep In proportion 49 the cl a i ms s h a ll b e allowed and ' i,e re to t „ mo d e o f i „,,,, 0 ,„ 1 o f t h e 700 , 000 , 0 0 00 he ascertained, they shall deliver to the creditors the (rore' l e . ty to the Allies by 1.., ,„,, e . . 1 two certificates mentioned in th e -10th Article, Otte There is also *Treaty bete rem the Allir•1 Powers,' for the . capital, the other for the interests. . in which they agree to unite th.lr corers arts el, should Art. 14. A Commission of Arbkratory shall, at the situation of affairs in France rev ter such bet the same tinso, be named, Composed of four Mem- ureinn necessary. hfsa, ton of whom shall be named by the British fast is a Note from the Allied Ministers to thei Government and tw o by elm French Government. Duke of Richelieu, comtnunicaling, the foregitinial If it shell be necessary to call upon the Arbitrators, Treaty to biro. in cause of in equality of antes on any point, the four; • - • -- •. tomes of the Arbitrators, English end' French, shell' PARS, Noe. 25.e-The wounds of _Gen. !Agar& be put into an urn, anal the ens of the foes whose are isoe mortal. A bell which hail lodge) Ise ibe aims shit be drawn first, shall be tie Arbitrator of kite ribs ; *seed in the east instance i pod deal o f Arr. • NAM. Dot. 0 .... Lbbea , t 0 ....., ....... flottenhurgfi • I 1 0 .... ...... ... Haailitirgh .............. 4 I 1 PRICE OF STOOKS THII4 OAT AT ONO &CU sank per Cent. Re& 60? 1114 Ana 15} 3 - - ,,11111 SA& 5 fi sr._ 3 per feet. Om. 61i ..t: 4 ,llsehevree VIII. f.. 3 p 4 per Cent. 15•11 - ~ Owillnis 1g • 5 per Cent. 'Navy 9li Conne/stutAlle. 62 . rks *WiATES-14fAN. . - ~,..~. , . _ • •••f""A. •4 1. • mac-_ . ;~ AatL. LONDON: IfZDNIMPAY, NOVENUTIL 20, NI S. • Wer'yellerdel . gas* 41“ beileseamiattety) speech of the Duke of Arammph ea peasenti to the Chamber or Peers the •Coorestioas WO France and the Allies, together sith grad extract of these Conventions, and a report of the promedia of the Chambers thereon. We to.day resame'ou 1 extracts) by inserting the Convention relative to i examitsatieit'And liquidation of the claims of the WI fist creditors do the. Government -of Fmaer t anal .. adding midi other articles of intelligence as are so plied in the Paris Papers of thefltith lost; Treaties are to be immediately acted upon. Orders and instractiens, in conformity with the Convention', have been dispatched from Paris to thirCommi , Isioners entrusted pith the surrender of the strong places to the Allied. Powers. The Prussians hats been molt impatient for theie surrenders. We ind by a Dutch Mail, arrived to.day, that the signing of the Treaties is attributed to the orders sthitk the Prassians, who had halted. in France, had re., lived from " high authority." The, cession Treaties oce the territory of France, with fewexceptions - to the ancient limits, such as they were in 1790. — The UounioNs certainly bad no right to any of the . aeguititions of the Revolution ; yet, though their ~K,r4l lives have been spent in exclaiming against that Re al:4°6oo, and in stirring up hostile cabals to arrest its success ; though the armies who obtained these acquisitions are st ;gm, t sed as having pursued a career of crime and treason, the very modest and coo saientious Bounaoss would hare no objestble to retain the territorial fruits of the Restriction, 'end of that barest of glory which is other• wise so odious. in their eyes ! The article about Abolition of the. Slave Trade, which tell dead from he hands• of the Contracting rowers - itt their W **don of the 4th of February, at Vienna, is rebel,. yd. -Thie tub to .the whale Iv made to float. very auk wardly. 46 The Allied Power, having elets4 each in their respective .9tetes,. prohibited tbeir.colo. A wisely fatal accident occu r red last w e e k i n (ha 1 "Inand - subjects from taking maypert iweisirtraitic. .- - I family of I' teepectefile • WidoW lady residing at Dui. ' agree to its abolition !" lftbesti . hale each decreed wick. whose only daughter, a fine girl of Aleut tO, : the extinction of thiS trade in tt.eie respective tole feeling herst.lf inaisposed, wcut to the median! chest,' nits, w h e i e i s th e necessity of thi s new edict ? But whh the intention of takirg some magnesia ; bug in the dusk of the eveniog, She mistook the pa- • - • Itli•--4 ; when dill 'Louts X VIIII. issue a decree for the Abe l• !Ilion of the Slave Trade in the French dominions ?- 1 per containing the magnesia for one with srstnic, of 1 which she mixed up a dose and drank it. In- a s h or t BenAvnstre indeed struck off the, fetters from the time she was seized with violent pains, and, On ex- slave, but Luvrs XVIII.'s humanity in this re , amination, the mistake was discovered.. A profs. .spect is yet to be shown. monad (;eutlemen was immediately called in and the • • • • But theltrricle.vrhich will strike the considerste the proper remedie s appli e d, an d we are lieppy.tek: state that there remaip s no d ou bt o f h er oilliinate 11 1 -• ceder 16^S1 amon g the Treaties that have been Su covet'''. though she still continues very ilk. .it:ls*. tong framing, and over which he is invited to r"- hoped that the rtesp s eo c y of ihele accidents wil.Cesniejoice is over the establishment of the freedom soft wince persons of the impropriety, if not culpahi_ l i l lW. happinese of kingdoms, is that in which the A.lird of keeping arsenic in their houses. • Powers agree and bind, themselves." to unite their - Mr. Lac-ala i :n on , sen i or , also di e d i n Detrain shire. on Wednenday last, was the bookseller Who forces again, should the situation of affairs in Fr7Ne established the ostensive (valetas n, called the Temple render suck a union necessary." This is a b•afrliag of the Muses, in Finsbury-square ; some years ago article, considering bow easy i t i s f or mo n itions he published the hi s t or y o f hi s lif e , i n w hi c h h e was n ucommonly severe on the conduct of the Methodist minds, whin they hare the power, to find a pies of Preachers, in "which connection he bad been for necessity for over-runoing kingdoms, and trampling many years a lending member. on human right, especially. when the desoted S!s'ec Mr. SMITH, M. P. for Norwich, and Mr. 111qm- are making efforts to escape from their despotism.-- TACI/ OURGOYNE, are laudably employed at this time in the erection of ovals in t h e i r respective The British people here see to what fearful conti— parishes in Essex, for the benefit•of the POOR. Mr. Cuttnir obtained ano th er Li cence f or the Pan- gencies, to what a compact, calculated to level,. q- I to keep this country in eternal war for muses shit •: • thew' Theatre at the last Quarter Sessions: i one can specify, the British Minister has commit!cti • . „.••••---( ... - , a • , f Sy IL • 4 1 . I I 1, • , • • r • . , I t , t P tl J ''ul M a U be of 'Nil ye thi • Pe