The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-10-14 00:00:00

■ DM ar th ilr th di , fu of si ti P' ai ft e: tl ti t -1 .1 • I I • i r ' • . , S II I • 4 . 4 R 11 It !Is , ka al re is li4 _„ t . . • , .... • NAPOLEON AND THE OR, THE MYSTERIOUS IRO' , • ~. 'Ever since . the retreat of ,Rhine, and his return habil aaPital had been Observed in his habitue Instead of wearing the livery or fiture of his plans of ambition, second grand army, he had thoughtfilluess; smiles played on fulness sat on his brow. His light and easy, and his conversak seemed to have lost Its charms 1 for amusement and pleasure, and of an inferior rank, whenever his recourse to the sparkling cup, with wine.". Balls and eaten each other, end 11M "-Parisians legal either Napoleon was certain otrrialkl oars peace with the Alt, a.whenevir' or was convinced that . Ids de‘int and therefore wisbecito Spend ' Imperial dignity la 'enjoyment conscriptinu had been ordered, Body had been dismissed; but . his existence, not of his active least in appearance, he remained whilst the insiders crossed the ' approaching Paris, threatened throne and the metropolis. On bewares, experienced a second change, his face returned- ti*on bock to se - deep and habitual thoughtful gloom, his attention with Id recce- 4faltsteres—....Parters, dash-wilier to k eeP on in ney,. whipby however, she refused; saying . it was once more entirely engrossed by the Cares dee to his armies, and ivory ay witnessed new reviews of did. tacebt all that She Officer could pre. regiments in the place of the Cerrouset. ' Weir' eilli 4106.7frtio.wocePt tea: the *um of . SO crowns, could no longer seal his wakeful eyes, and- Ids ; latide4..lie kW Odd foe the Coy. The rest of * the wonted activity, in which no other mortal perhaps mooor.waigitto to the Mayer of the village, l e r a.. ever equalled him, was displayed with more ettergettibOte annS the noforgpapitt peasant:44r* than ever. All the time he could spare (tour liliirTiAndltrei• - • armies and his cabinet, he bestowed on his state :, 1 . . -‘.... 4liglotEwrF e 's *.si i te ,-, council. So striking an opposition b etween his p reic ant I/ 11111Ntia E. i ew ; lificuoL--The We. Se of tent and his past conduct, could not fail to maw - it 4 . .. : csitlsodliod $ few weeks since, was descended powerful agitation in the minds of the P arisians,aai l . frees the ancient family of Egeeton, of to make them strive to trace up a chang e so abrupt-1. tgakAgiitilitcstaaty of Cheater.. In the riefLlP in the manners of the Emperor to it s tree cause. 1-1. ' ',II liseativetil :from Bridget, daughAer 0f,A41 1 ; But to the still greater astonishm e n t of Nadi, , L lnd oldest abler sad se-heir to Tleousiateeha, whole city, the report of an inter view of itrikt. Ilaat Lord, Gien de Wiltotts ww died in alktkalkt , poleon with his genius, under the shape , Gif a the elarelegeieitlanLady with Sir RoarlandAystipgi f mysterious Red Man, transpired. The gentielatiss wee crested a Baronet by King Jaye., ilikleatiti from whom we received this curious contosunleaft 111: 17, his Lordship had e, claim to. the old•liirrowy tion, heard it relatet with the following peeu,. - Oro de, Wittonond by matron tirsoPfee4undlW! ticulars, on. he Ist day of Satmary, at Paris, whore , ;ne e creation ) advanced by. letter, ojesat ) is 1784, he spent the whole of last winter. The Ist. of J. to the title of Baron Grey de' Wilton, to hold 4p nuary, 1814, early is the morning, Napoleon siren bins, sad to kis issea.tuala._,. ' Iwillaholiswas•fartber himself up in his cabinit, bidding Count Mille then advanced. to the dignity of. Visenast Grey ,de WitteM, Couucillor of State, and since made Grind le dge of. and. Earl of Wilton" with liMitetioe.eYPrs to the se the Empire, to remain 'in .the next room, and to Mn. 1 r -4.mclottbier yatttgger sons of 10 daughter, the pre d, v. liatsoever front troablir , him, while ' debObiltlh Gtriteemsr a - . l it Lordship Ibtriag died _ .-- .. __ -- Sib ' h-....14.er - ' accord. spirit which - pp rt dre a crowded audience• ; and, ' freetteer high their etpectations we should suppose tliej * e rb not disappointed. The characteristics of Mr. Ks*s's style appear to be a. quick and folarkiills., tal- WS. AIM points on con 1r tbs Olt . 44 ast turns,' a vigorous tepOOn of the forth law Ch the sentiment is most potently embodied, and an unsparing use of the remade, bodily and mental, with which he is so singularly endowed. Hamlet gives occasion for all thole attributes ; sad it is for this reason that a per. Oaliantkt is almost beyond the hopes of the stage. Melancholy abstraction may find its easy representa , tin when the ardour of love, or the solemn and lofty enthusiasm of an almost righteous revenge, are defaced by native feebleness, or artificial labour. The %Watts," which followed the actor of last night through . the. hanges of his trying character, are the least doubt. ful answer to those whe might question his general ex celfence.Where //dead bids Ophelia" to a nuenery," 1 theeogeish which rends his heart, even while the storm of his grief rages in its utmost violence, and the in. I voluntary tenderness with wftith, returning, he kisses her hand, made perry bosom thrill, and produced an Ellett on the audience almost magical. The inter-1 view with Gertrude, was masterly : here his hot and 1 wild resentment raved with prodigious effect, and his stulden aftfistion on the appearance of the ghost s front inintitdisfirliincE to • the . awe natural to the ; intrisstion of such a presence, was among the finest siffeittrif thi art. His perpetual recurrence to the emitc4 - of his irritation,--his comparison of the pieisttet, es if by ' the intervention of an acci dellief thrtaghle --14 C rapid kindling, as he turn ed; from fime •to Opt, to the memorial of the neirfieseri were • all 'finely conceived.--In the grape wine he gave ins melancholy comments with an air pf fine pathos—his struggle with Leserks was satisid, and the irehioel leer with which he pro= •• 4 • aoitace&—• • li. . , • Nnii VfiallAb 1 . 0 ram well as 11%044" we A . NliOVCed by it thunder of applause—bat he is always at home in irony. His performance through the remainder of the Play gave genend satisfaction, and his death was the signal for several rounds of applause. Mrs. BAXTIIICY in °Atha ' RAYMOND in the Ghost, Dtrarrerst is Polostissv, and BANNISTYM in the _Gaze Digger,. wed honoured with repeated milks of peers' apprebatitio. i • COVFNT-GARDEN. -Lest eight Miss O'Nert.a appeared in the chem. teetif Beleidera, to a most 1)z -illicitly and cro , audience. We have already delivered it as our tires, that' thmetalents and qualiliei of this Lady will rape her to the highest distinction art; and if •we hid only her io. the chat which she prdormed lest nitht, we' iffloald ha' the Ileme thing. ' A representation more uteri imprOssive werrewer witnessed. Mrs. SIDDO tke most vigorous season of her powers, neve , . deeply interested her audience; nor more success fulty Imitated and espressed 611 the varying passior of Onrsorre. " tier simple dress displayed her t person to great advantage, and every attitude G tlitr i r to place it il the most attrac tive tr w. 'The aveveetwa,a. dip ' polio -kw.** Wthiktl colour' of which wi eiAtilet e'er :fi# the pale cast of netting—the fel teem of the neek,-otheeppropsiate gesture eiprbilifen 'of 'the features, seemed all to be , the effect of coustitutional propriety a apaita, um% op result of theatrical stedy.• - • n0",...1...,.....Wttett OW does ' , .. s 1 -... . f tietteis what is done. And th• portraits that she ezhibits to the eye ase so,*aguisitively fascinating, that we are enrev tared with her espreselon when silent; • , - " But *bee she speaks t • wed base her do it ever." i "jeer pronunciation is clear, intelligible, and sweet,', partimplerly the lower notes of her voice; and shoal etiehltevrith a lense that satisfies the judgment, while .litopatlkos with which the affecting sentiments are delivered agitate every bosom, and give reality to the Action ft theyoet. We never witnessed nor felt sym-- path; mole universally aroused, and that Oven la pas sages:yid& before have glided on without p articalae l emotlon. -.The Rely feminine tenderness with whielt she esindis herself about the neck of Jager--with,i whiclir, she hangs pendant ham his breast--they r4g gismos of her e)e—tke melting tones or her Seim, give altogether an image of 101rei stettri tipifi;lhe itreuence of it owl the heart, th14•: 40 ,1 never •saw exceeded even by the (pulling . of ' - It is in these moments' F 111 . 0;Nrim 'O nit electricelp. r e s ist the tuio ith which Mission perfect; she is tAis coniict of the son' —hat he:, she represents, and forms :le in her suffering. . Tog: of the iiistriotric art—and we CIO who enjoyed this itliellee• aver had their sensibilities or their nerves morn where she bids ialfser resh ire she part* from him foe maddening estate and dyint the most perfect truth CT, the passages she rose idle ions rant, let it be recol has done so, and that she with tameness where the degree inflated. Upon the • her Beladera does more , hick her Juliet gave, and on having acquired au ac. lamented Si peons. 'as nervous and impressive. was obvioasly improper, _ laugh it produced. Mt. Julio than in Romeo, and he would do less. again for this night, and with the loudest applause. loot, of ; dealings feint their able is, events justil snore unfort' France, not his doath. Who the a red dress Q erson obtained r ---. been placed PAPerst the het, plophetic COUNTit ou Saturday kinds of Wheat at a reduct\ wanted. best new and Oats show of much the Ths pen• to 265• very tow Ili', of London, Doi..._ Jackson on the 20th of 1 wpm., I P1014111,* F I _.._ of . 0 supported by such a trident as this? *what, not rather wonder that it shouid.hae stood firm, cro lois as it did 2 1 -This evening I spent .at the cede, it Ow Thursday, July-74k, soon after breakfast e l aides, • couliathitid NY. Y.. to pay . eilisit to Modems B. Ole', • ' wffe of. a merchant of *reilAiirlyrrOthiffty -414, whom he had ilittrd y ette r dAp am i L irs.loppy ,snuelli4; . i pleased with this lady, whorippVersatia * * , ,hopplis • to unite the ease of the French.% ith moilf4 fir:: 11 _ the English females. On amplify : nd .that in t, point of fact she was a Swime. • :A. w *lit to • 1 , w ;.deliver a letter of iiitrodoction i geitto DiS , lO-4.,.;.;. 11 !Weather 'of the . Legislative • Beikp,„ . alse, ,street Is ... . , which his boas, it situated, 4a.seftrAw, rid intSisw.,,,t. studious; sad the house Atselfs 4.45-410*(10i al); * : . pearance, livery unpromising.-, Ita ‘ letetior, .Iwavr- .. i `ever, is spat:joss, aod i elegnet, ellitaliincousimency , ,i I Iperetually *cant In ; Parts. The: Be ron.siet being„,., ..., i itt home, 1. ladtvisty credentials and lissieetvl to the . ,; 'pillow ref-theWorpp Legiaisa; but was stripped at ..../.. cl else , entesecez inn) . thee goer' by a file of suldierac,e Whose eariseot kaformad suer that no s i t ing would be N . .bell t0,4141y.. 141 tan "'alkali:oh isKPaPll's, t Whete I M 1 • Al I made some purchases, it'd heard from a Won eloquent; and ..I , believe4 welkmeritecletaleglAw.mo ' the conduct of thu Resajau l Poops:cloying their; . e f . in Piris. Among otilet. Tatietre,tlfAPP l .o 4 " •• .• tibit she observed, that the . atotiatli "hts• ii tit All 1 ., e .tereigtiers who can accomplish thesapeililt4 of tiiit., Lif . IF Ranch language without a foreign, accent. • I neit4 , *Med along the banks of' the ririr to the, Palals de ' i lattending the carts 4 a Justiceiaw bu w t i w t4 u tli cci !Pie ?i t i . nted ° o tt - I ire not open. A Magistrate, howe v er . Was ting . ilf lat the office of the l'olice Carrcctionele, ,to` d ecide spots the complaints which were laid beCoo tam by Ike officers of justice, .or by .private iorflawal s, , iii -he buFiness of this office seemed to be errediscitist s ., ' I Ivith great decorum, which wits only ineeteeptaii by the irrepressible laughter occasioned b y . an ebt. - b9rtite harangue, tittered bye man who stammered ' most wretchedly against one of his female neigh. 1 • boors. Before his complaint was ended , I set el . off for th 'w e jartlin. des Plantes. •Ow my hat there r„,-___'' , the . son . ices so powerful tbetrioad not endure to 'thlw" 1 willrittne the hurtling gravel, L i so I COO shelter in `lt, a neighbouring cap end read thiinrport till three, sew, when I mounted • c abriolet and drove to, Dr. Piney., draw my e nd l ast y . telm- s ... ~ )w e ! where I wittteugagedlo Ant: The'Docior had been the third and last time, to wars you that y moin : s 411 •4 461 .. I" was "fully grand, ma t s m o i k . ind w a i s th t t is ta iri s ytt , e a IWO literary gentlesinen to meet now but titres months to complete the env" pt spread niky:a..the i t • element upos.thi.." 'ide- his 1 prtriy I spent . . very pleasant after,. ..ei,splarnity,of no orditiirt stasg- I noo n. On itlyithirhosnalit Ate evening, I stopped ., von designs, or to comply with the propose II ot,tkori . Foes "fir., . that are offered you by the Allies: if fops edutits,y 114.1fes etrifiCted from the distitte eke i t!' . %?Y l at the . OdeotAillibeinTsiti inew piece In three.nett tot achieve the Dos, or nirsde to.. the' - *Oelsesi itiellAvlleitha , angina& reached the place, the :wPolf pf I pertained with Mach mite and eleganco. ~.,,, ._ fi ll" • . • i_s will be over with yotte,St.seasituher it - • !4)l' ',-. 1 th.' *Th. Yard *ii .fflelopeo in flames, sod. 'lts-1 'Or the 41014 of . triday, July Sthi I repietal i Napoleon then ezpostulattit a veith 10914, obtain moss thrashing gpacbina totally borot to the ground. 'Ilow.: my daft oh the Baron. He was at heine, and re. • ever; nehatithstanding amt. the fire had attained supk ita iee,d me i n - a i thug ; on the plea that it ivii ii §npo j ; afhie in so, short= a well-favnivired library 'with great t 'what . - tpo or' to make a !willow by the Vest 4ifert!_°,e*.., the flreinf! , ,4 prAireams. ' In itpeating of public Mimi I ' space, to reconquer loss a , :..•, . • rsi I olwirred peace on boaourable terml.. It , lei's P i 49 plow, ..PIeoPNI etPPIY of vaults , 1 14 Pie meriteri° 11 , et : to him, thee' was aware, from the praireedings of • but my resolution is not to - ,l',l)Z4litlfgetisss , bittWt•eNe nled hY ihe,..PtlreaPP.,rl l3 B. 4ll It. en-iefki the Legislative Body, that, .like the British Govern.. I nor otherwise, and I go." ~ • r dioi s the colliery, seder the riirgefi . ' t. t• % t •,0 . .yrt . r.., ? JO ""f i meet, the Minister of hauls XVIII. coUld not be. , 'Emperor followed, hotting% ~ .bli to, iie ,, per.. chewer, tl*flauses wee% d pg...AN: l2r ana vi noll mediately.preesnalto **Atte the weight of tezetieMet ._,, g -, ., 1 . .. I pose ; the - woul Id. - '''; lossger. 11,11_ 4 ' kw, than 3C4 stacks' of rift ... t ie i ffifflrl, ',.. .Yn,l Ifirtato R wra tritei and that auctiea.A..t allosequeeicile: - went away his. I 't Or - whislikof •, y - Ijui `A° - Arden trent that circuinstencethationy people . - • .._- ' /oolishly flattered Bitimitelves, that nri!tiestiog rid 1 tamptuous " three erto ► qu Nepilloes 'they wetlirlet once be relieved from all - Oritactiroes,..suantbat all texas would be abo, 4 edepl aal but t•' liat: lishee;•astit that; ern e With regard to ireisottable 4 ‘ sejitapp. 7 Omen* wadi mischief ' . bad been occas‘oued fry a bistrlirsikimetimi isswd.hy M ons ieur, iv _which he dielecbihios'telnhift ivtash" with the conscri Such were p...k three mouths iniesissrd prolaieeet to elirogate both. Oa nsa. where they imteiddnittion, holkeeer, it Was found, that the iieeperstitioas • *am 'glebe's" mere ton essential a part of. the medal* leo be speed] ; and that the disappointment , - . _ Or dicasionedAartitirir continuance had ten rise to Alta ih valises -patts of the kingdom. , it was espictidt, •howevor; that modifications could be ap, palette the collection of these duties,. by which the. . tolerance would be in a great measure .done nairay.ll.These 44 deoits reunis" are 4 species of ciiiinlitms•,,aad on his questioning me.olv the suljeCt, .rfbsitled : him, • ,theity:barsh and oppressive ,as Om • Eiigtisk oncistlasia appear to be in the letter, end mws habit thetyslem is praCtically administered ik such a manner that the fair dealer hie !seldom any., , cease to complain. iteferHng to - a -pre#eeef OR part of the Ministers of Loaia itir-litsPlttlu l b‘ all pamphlets udder thirty sitebts in ea9Mt t 44 censorshi l ~ ously to their publitia' 44,6 tjR previL liberty to bozsrd.an'optui6k , s state where laws are duly administered, ths liberty of print• might be' pet upon the same footing as the liberty of carrying a cane, or wearing a. sword — atilt as every body in France was allosxed to carry one br wear the other, bat was mode responsible the law if het truck or wounded his neighbour, so law should not interfere with printing, escept in case of public.or private injury, in which case the batty offending should, upon legal conviction, he taint to a punishment proportionable ity of hii offenco. In this sentiment I net Concur. The - French, he said, Irtotised to action-.-thatatt the present \ . - • Tiiii4Tßl*l aAkw `'` .l betti• bictlitir •artrl► b ' • !Let Aro • liaisid was Periersied last alight. PlivaDVl ant , aeirit whirl Mr. KgAN had already exhibited lo the of Niro. ClLWlTeliti. It is f" T Y ' Mots.tlust Miss' CYD —No Hogs sari resist the ewp' :'tejet!tes...w—Thes Olt lint a mob this medic tom the *err being she I le OM tolOr ;es participate is the feetion of the histr fin ev letparlial person wl Liu a *w . -04 4 ..if they er more r tiohmoil . reused, *run *thaw talks:scam wl membst 14--4 w that where the ta time.-,-er in her mad pot( ..' They were on le I Ood if Woiem , , e of t swhatiasey he 0114 impetue I)s it* the !Peet also 11 'it go off the stage Sett la the highest del Viso ire most say that I 4"JI fr ... eT the promise wl fiee c ratalate the public i *ls to replete the lame • M ironies Pierre wto Nis extension of geogifri as he igliS iedge by- the i CONW Was better hi Jed in we be still better if t . The y was given out 1 the not' was received wit . ‘ ....... !c Ilse DM, Wall' Chios, Wilt at ?art , or A, •' ' •:. 1 • . ~. ' -. 0 ~..„.... . . UOUUClitor Lo olo.tv, 5... ..•.„ ...-___ _ _• charac. the Empire, to remain 'in .the nest room, and to bin. . 1 Coadlsts ol ti s tr Y,lttiger sons of hp clan alter me pre-. I crowded der any person whatsoever front 400)144 him, while i sent C . t Genssennr. 1111 Lordship wing**r &id 1 our opi. he was occupied in-his calinet.• Ile Uoted *ore 1 without issue male, tho.Peevaiehinbers pacd. is young, thoughtful than usual. Re had . not 101st Otired to i log to their limitation ;• brae he-old Baronetcy de• an in the ; his study, when a tall man, defiled altlia fed, aPh ilitiNtlitPlPribillilligetton, of.liPttiM and atiaai,r.ki haracter 1 plied to Mole, pretendiqg that ' he wanted Co Veldt Esoviiiliopake.Oity of, Choi*, !who is the.7o Mfr. have said l 'to the Emperor. Ile was ausirered tbeiltiree *et , moot* a ood is als9,thp.iniisciptl *ale re. burst and possible.- 4 I must speak to hint; go " , lieirt . AIR! aodlittaily, and the , Do Pts, in i that it is the Red Man who wants Mrs t ;,lit - , "list • *ult. ilialtrufa . ; ,41. -Silt Rowlaild %erten, ver more i admit me."—Awed by the imperious ode . 100104. inslAV t r , ajog o . y i thallon..Bridget Grey :_ I success. 1 ing.teue of that strange personage, hi . - ..,,,,';, 4 3 1wir. 'we .. ~... ~ . • ,- 4 .,:... ~...4 „ , .• , • ; passions ; intlantly. and trembling, exec r elegant 1 artaad.--" Let him its said 2 - ' . ;• ' - ... -iarataak licipheigianaggy li b * wis di ! . tulle 'Hill 1 . Prompted by eniitsSity, MolU . "-'• ' 1 . 1 . 1 7'. `•:‘ 4 ......„ .. .-. •• .._ ... .. Ail. Relph Ltidnion, of it as land reterkeerd the followin&ga .. - - ~c,,.,.. t,,.,,,,;e 0 ,44 - '•- " t u 1. • 4 0 0 1 . 01101 4 0041- T/ 146: M 4,1 1 :1.qt0 The teal Man said, " 'This is • ~,,,t. *lT' . 10 : 1 .„„, .. '".. • tblitlletuer . stance. - Wai brought • rakir 114 g 111- Y ° 6 l tite 4 ""itt ia -a. *Sat a 1.4, 4 'OS, r.•. 4 * . ' -° 447 eltP i t 'cf die NOcAltio . fire-ofbeei ~...1.1 .. trice' the battle of the Pyramids. The, taco ;i . ' • .. • 4hall in bour.the sw9 large englises re to each . battle of Ws gram. I then grateitid:ret — fon ,i4rii. be rather i mato to tet Initiate the conquest Of' Sett :Or 16.1411115ul ..a , ~,_ _1 ~ aciiirtiariPtii' .. ~_, .. _ ,.. 4 4 efrialt tail eery fortunate cit. lay taeuteratte beiovi4 that moment- ester. I 'mallow's make a general peace; threapniag that I yoll. - 44 bit ~ __,,..... . ,i l ' 4 4 ll ,__ A . _,P 111 ::e aft*, v w an h d ich d w i: i oi n . not perform one of. thotokklhings, I 'would *Witis".l affklitir 711.51 3...mr ;t ' elliPee•S TO eotection from rid. Now lam come', , ; ei. i filiktilo6lollo.o. .111 t going, over the towt draw my p -4....e.101i51i... o 4isoesse was awfully grand, and the wide 1 Red Mtn woulaiptot sttpiny lariat: : US • r , .....--.---- --. -‘,7--,_. . . • ,y I casting on. his *Olaf 51!ijefty k . i94:1; Tgriputtely, the , w hurt" 4 4 1?.! n°Yr Antoeet!tii,A jilatiir s look, end repeatieg, in a stern vol . *boot 160 tons ; togethetAirigre,itecks„."vom h a d 1 . 0 : but considerlng e , e , cisollollo onentbs, no longer." Sapoleon mad 4„ . .i dliFte•rd .... ' s of Na it his fiery eyei darted fury, and hs'iettir47,t *Mt Ilse immense properts . Alla t t„.l9ttifir °44.i t . i.. to th eir I ly' into his cabinet, Which be did do m a ul imost certain flestractiona * j igkilpt,pf After ge naked Jay. - 4 6 . *Silt to every person rt . „ t A, l# kt at o more* p s . .p.. - 1 nem , • _, , ' '';'_i„._ k ! Are Are ii • Li. . 47.; ..- ‘ ire Oh 6 4 a • iet e ti. pare the reports. that were sprats 10 We 1:1 1, 1 f ' co . ' '. : 'or . t h e ' - sir' 1 ° n i t if ill_ d %NA .01 Rats before the fall of. Nspoleen Uonapert I - 6, P . 41 - .41 4 4 4 , ;:. gin.a. ... IN i le i li k . I. '.' ' ' ' 4 71. • ti ey caused an unusual sensation, and oreatad . .... . ; . ... :16: .... I v ... t t , . iri , ‘ , . tow ; Ulnas belief among .the people thst he , . st it - : •: • ...ji 41 *'' '' A I Ti l l I il l- . • • 'tit° Malt . li 66 A re with infernal spirits , and was boend i .tki,. ... " . ..- '' 4 . t it *ill,' or perish. hat is movo.afpasaile• 1 . • , reran ... liadc !: . • •., :' i,„ ; 1 14 104 : ~. , 4 . that in three months the last whsle ,tr ii Plit, k . 0 41. 2 - - f ' : • ;:e L, :__La . .. 4 . ' 4 • . .afi astified the Red Min's words completely; ' c t e)° "•"* . •: '. l ' I I' -: .• . . 4 , •"."'lrt"; ek ; ' temel sfort u nate than Cesar. or Ilse ry IV, of of 414110411P82 ':,..rti .. .. , I — Tr , t". 11° 2, "Pk these presages did but fotetel his ruin, tud , whose s loss‘hts le. . - ibtlt„ s -- 4 piled loath. . i went,owboardOte, _t .* Oogs; t • ree; . ! 'm°4°'' 11°141 °NOW -,, `Mr**!: "aY ti the man really Was who visited Napoleee it . ir.• di • ' tat • „ *up. * ttpitorea. ted ilk SOO . . : oish4 esa has never been knerri!; but tket sea a: 00 fd A ear l i g .h . hA• : 40 s o. . i, of k i i •. 1 ,btained an interview with trim, seems to ha*, ~ flitte d eirgien t i l i t i t ya &Toni' iirtir'dien ii- I Et lit t ,aced beyond . a doubt.' Eras the Feessoli .:. moll he was c,oim`Weriff• calleirity. the foremast- i • wog When Bonsperte was deposed, 'repined to . ,' firki„4:-6r.gratain4aiejtjaidtw si 'Vibes •• -ise ;let ';on I such , and remarked,that his mysterious risitait'S 1 b oo: 4;1:41EO Ca : thsteatbilet Mikarrief sep: l , just 1 is threat had been accomplished. • • • . p fr E d'hi hi . .. 1 1 16, itarver wasitattddl, aorf i the c ••••1•1•111111111.•11...... • ell lie I; 17 3 4: ii illile , it3Crideated Ike hirn:st he •Nalsites 'of Wel STaY MARILICTIk—At Norwich Corn Market; CoPtoin r---, ice Which the blunt liar - replied by a cum irday, there was an abundant supply o f e n significaist shreref the .shohltlers. • Tb&ollicer. -was khor , f grain, withe lower aspect in Price. N ew : I very anew, and •fold. hies he shoed not cain•nthei iia i the 1 of the best quality. was only saleable . gcroo bioy, if be would reilkee.l l oo4P o V 46 Piet do t he hductlon of ts. per coemb; 1 ryferior eon; 1 A5...1-414ficioi' 40 ;I it is no an t e try at it—l Am Hine . Prices as follow :--014 . What ge.'i l illz_oo. t il l y t......?"‘ r, 7 : l,lj.Vve, you any thing yeti. that • 30s. to 315.; Mel?? 14s. 6d. 4o - Crilik, Jae.C,lll'sjais ` a IT i°1061,1 oblige um" the hits Its. to 141. here Was .4. hop .. .:7 - `ll 'tfi ' ' °l l'. e . r . ; 'for I couldn't dolt if yonr to tl ,f Scots and homebred cattle on the hill ; piiii , witi ~ i tiv . p. . 0101 m... • , ,the :he same as before, bet many driven of esteem 1 ' I. • ft' : '., :':.„. ,'-' 149'4 . • o f 6. P t • s n ° 4 clue ms for sheep were well filled; lush* , : %,. . '. . .. ~ . L. . Oppturrogilop wit returnen, Pori . Many horses, of beferior Itistia‘,...: :i •• ' IMO •:, tl . 11 4 . a..), ~.a.,•-;.• , • . , 4 , ~.,,...,,,,i sus prices. The harvest la ; . , . ... 7 77 , . pwr o lilt. co roilletalyllnlehed In viii • , . I , ,* • ;MOW ti 111.10001-SOP*6«,• ;:,, :pa . .. , i..., A •;, , f,..c . ,;;;!,4 , 46 7 ~ ... ...• .. , , ' i'^ t. ... . _ • . • ' • .... 7 ... • :!-4 .. • .4 -.1. ...•...‘ .--'.‘. ..:' -' ''. . . . , . . f• . ..fr . . ",`... .1-... .....1 ... ' • ~ ' • • •,. , • .... ..- . , . .., ‘. ~ .., . . •.. • - - 44 rillitir*" • :,-...:.. ' , _ , . .-.. - I,Pri - - -- . ... , , • . ._. .._ • __. ... ... .......• . ... . .. . . • . .. .• • . . _ _.......... ...__ ..._ .. .._ •. . _ . .._. ..-. . ... .. rE NED MAN; ! ,gliillit 0 . 41 0 10 , 1711gV0554CV,36;1• .. .1 ~.-:iier;r4l( i . ". 'M ; :1 '1r1 ,1 7. .:. 1 ..;,; . , 4 , I ltol4l/011. . , . • 7 •- ' . 1 .. - Jeri . 'el the Allied Powers Work - -4:-.12 P 11 1 41 P F 4 7 1.. , V r .44 11 MP 11 * 011.4 : Napoleon *act** A. - • 'iboy - *Unwed try some bands!of Cos-•:. • • • 1 '• ..- ' * ' • ' ' pit a ', a a mble c hamp ,. - ~ ,t , ,.' i . .. t with them a dumber of aninals, . t i,:144. 4 fter dinner I . tial. , ' ' ' g Inkll titis evict's of. Ili * - 1 E f 4 o2l'6iC i l i t t i r t ortp 4 /4 4. , 4 1;141ii.. "' . . $ and In his conduct:44 '' *. . ' , • rights of war 'had authorised. Boulevard's to deliver .a, 14, , which I had engtig . - of woe for thy diadotiii i t . ',the unfortunate iuhabitauts et r to Convey ; so a Felebvated nroleal,, composer. from 3, and the Toss •ortilti ''. . . . Athars, wile had Alma b, a dismissed his , 1 .„, . _ ' ~ .. , was. Lita wife of i father iiint l' really a -Ostlastallifean.t 9, tits sittlatiop * f if' on his lips ) gaito ~_. . . , • ; ' _,,,:i. - .7 . I , li t eg " tte d t h e I t " Paths after., ipoteoo'.l,loi4 . depreure toi the _alio,„ manner, hat Wolf* "' • •: ' ' 1 • 'lka. ' ift.aelf ,to he r b y ita Colnattrcia polifidepw.,:wlts totnlly, annihilate/hi , .. ..,., 56(1011.1itity. Baillttei ti1160P4 1 4 1 4 0 0 141* , . 1 1 11 *Z1 • Vte *l,lO br, ,Pr . 1 7Y.'iss,of Va il; fillir!P t 111 1 1 4X 1 r, O P fr ( P.., !Pt/ ~ ! Is for him; he overt eilltWartF INhao,4he' .0 11 Ills fachWilte .C.,Oisacii,s .64 ,b 2 Y latiCiplltle4 clistlitr.pyklii)(yaufhwt,l,,t. gills titts{ 4 , i, , and like another itt • .. - liebell AI . .04194.514141,10,41311141(kring,ig .. to Apo ,Ottera4cc 4.3 . 010p11 . tfq. feats. . The . his - spiriti son * raositiffitif ?red hei:jaati.44 fay e 10 4 ,3 4,41 0 a , polka agg,uts . wqre q.,,4loo*.obitect of lirtnA. 04 • ), to " raise OW . 6,17: - , She' lately ariskressfilatreeif i f.a a Risialpis„efull ilOsti..doll Mil :. Ats t awe of his neighbour.-- - • f*; :ertainments sn o red 014ror, who, rtonataly for ber,,,,Andoratped *ea il s Paahlog of. t he jean 14 Conscription, he said • 1 - began to:fa tw i t , s *if** 7 won ..s...Sl ‘ ye . :o4oAnd 141 4 4,n0t t ,9 4.he had. a son of. 'pent)! years of age, who had '.. e i t ptivate soldier. Linwilling to Dart will. Mite> _ (making an Oitsiketagp. Itisqllr. tto nil .har the cow,olfasint to pail h n balloted and ordered to join his flOpertglf , eviiiiitliesthtbNpee,l2l,o4llll4. . soldier wisg-tholt, it might require. ,at o thein ! l o w: itr is s ivit i 0 . . _AA ~..4 4, 150w. the *oar beast looks at me , he had paid three hundred pounds sterlinctso • • substitute. At the end of three months a fresh -lip leboneol . • or th 0 .c. ,.. ~ i.o h _. w h o ha hied at mOns nrived for his sow, in eunseqoence (tithe 1 - ".4 • 1 thii - Tastifeeks 0404 041**Ils HI& ter fixed the p rice ht W crowns, at and lOC' A : • I, and the ,• 1 • . "iTT .,01, 4 e 4bset ii i "ji h e i fi riner . s r oi r iN, d e .• 'chute% !lawn% been kiiied in battle. A seconkl ippotiAr;. l t these werc slipti ist, 1. •*. ii , . W. pamilase, , k*ltes. cow home,. aut. lola was .procured,:and sic months after list. the,, gl ,i to them; but she was very much statute bad deserted. Rendered desperate bjc..iitsi!* ; • tetivity. Indolinf; — , - ~ .' , Iromits burns - 1 . bundle of rigs- odor man was again demanded, a; this serrapa sii b -,.. fined buried in &naafi liiiielOss * he Rhine, and rapidly horPriothLats,isu, pieces of -, gold drop froth among "Patt i !' 'act. i.of oppression, ke se"' his. s 4 Pt. ' 411., DI to destroy at ono bill the P.m. kit wideli the Cossack had concealed them. the kingdom • ; and was happily relieved r. oni hit In a sodden his conduct She, sheitraOr w iktueadialely picked them up and car- 3pplisibility for so dpipg by tlee . lute sateeties (Tillie ?„ his face resumed ltd , rind tlitis bludt to She Russian Officer, who, cbarospd Allies. Who will witalier 'at the fall' .4 . o throne .. -:r.,_ __,__ _u_t_.--..n A .A....;. A.e6,1,112, fn k &Wit] supported by such a trystentss this ? Vtharssitt slot -- ' - to the etior: - e t the moron J . ; d, were too sat crisis . • p . ~~,, tia ( •, . 4. a. • . , • • • i• • i . V • ' 6 • . • • 1 o • , I ..