The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-17 00:00:00

T MI . tr, . iliac', amp spoke as follows . , ,141" All who b.. head me =sot inipaie duty peeitklalltyto M. Ptc• TILT; the subject wee constitutional, cud if the prin. tiple touched iv 4 Pictet, why should he, or any elan, And himself personally attacked ? The question ' simply to knol, if a foreigner can be a Depotp. the French peclple, and if to have that eligibility k• must not , become naturalised. This' Howse f eon °ally dee the question . M. Pictet tells es, ail the Q ri permitted him to take his slat smoUpt a ; bars then these Gentlemen the righ t of interferieg . ith e privilege of this nature? Tip? Howe restock Ipelieve in It. He raver Want to in+ • .4itseatethat Geneva was tie enemy of France; al be Muni hies, that you are a Genovese, as was year giber; you still continue one s sod can you, as a horeigner, hate a seat amongst -the Deputies of t r ance." 14.11wOottrietre moved for the printing of the two ' pee wais tlistoursee, which motion leas pat topio il litliliallieiS opposed it, on the ironed of ipik rieennality,, sod moved that they be referred to f a Secret Commlttre...which motion was carried. ) " The fitting broke up at three o'clock, eis& 'ail.' jaunted to the noon of the following day. ' I. it seems from a letter inserted le the Ceti& de tone, that "see parts of she bass have pefisisselb and some verreetrioes philosophic directioesdave given foe cilia _a and prepaptioa AS. Tettletodtir'. ' , ' . INEW/1M. , .10 . . je st , 14.-.211041 a calcotstimb, it should tee! Oat between t Mooths of Jaumary and April, of Om year .JlOl4 .Mtere Itmo a chic* sic-hundred thousand awns w o t put into a state of conscription. M &ninth M - 111.—All the latellipnce from sir interior ',greet Willis respect, that the cries of Flee Ferdinsad/ snail 'Death to the Coilditidion of the tordoefte, every where heard. This really requires !Oppression ; IU, the work of factions spirits, and we anticipate diessawas consequences. toed Wellington, in passing through a Tillage two leagues from Madrid, amidst the universal homage Of the people displayed in various manners, was ad dressed by the children of a school in a speech of some length. STRAISUROII, JUNE R.—Letters, from Bask state, that the rempetur of Austria arrived at Basle, on his way to 'Munich. . . We l‘ru, with great satisfaction, that the whole district, situated between Weimemborg and Landau, previous to 179 s a part of Germany, is definitively ~ to belong to France. The inhabitants are delighted .., with sestainieg Frenchmen. ..:. ...•••••••••• TRENCH FUNDS. - -. Set 0110.7040 tr. H..k Act*. 1171). 115 e. A patch Vitit arrived this soinieg, his which tow Imre tekeulllsefetlowing ettnCie I - Co;ortaprisromh. Kljr..J.Le.43l*-hav•-etpir es itilliaises4 of the greet eimit'44e- Freese ) which Witold' a damp Impteelien t Os *hely on. the Go. bonniest, bOX - alto 00 the Minot iothat they aro *Wel tisolOttaubiects of eneferiatlon t We bare preived R . ,- ipei irporteith news, that Deride, iit Bert Al* the distant at the Werlabitee, bas \ lose take* air as* eilasite. . vaAtstestly . %Ism! 4.0410,ce Seitwartzenberg • - red kin i 41111440filstrous mite, and will off to.lestiatfhilihriest , its the Brisson', where tfi graod iteatllleariers ere ' sod for the preheat. t. 111.4316 E, Jana 40•41te disputes broken out in se litera!, Cantons, bare indecad the Ministers of the AllieCte Interfere. M. Schrant, the Austrian Mi!l titter, a addhostodit note au tke mtbjec.4 which the 0 made Of it..ooliin bat pablie. i r rreet Bats Just Just .4 0 —The sudden depths**, at GoiteeeLeed Geiteral l Alentimt for s m • titypisettl'lo be to arrange somssures for BM WS Stateesitierable army la Belgium, attar nttit ofibe Prussian troops. '. , • .. .. N, It —Arrived this day, his Majesty's Mediterrattenn; 'pat seder gleam aim ; ctenw•, and Pickle schooner. from life mid Timis from Plymouth ; Sprishtly from the coast of Brasil.—Aoiled the —The fleet under" convoy a? his MS jesty's ship Antelope, tor Newfoundland. Quebec. Rental!. Nose Scott% and !kneed*, have drtipt do we to St. Hales% and will *nil the Ent fair mind. Plrtestrtu, Juan 16.--Cunte le the &rotas trigs!, Uri Glbratlar. riIiMOZITII, Just 14.- The Packets in the Roads aside every slispooltion this vaunting, bite in conseqwence of falling a odes ibis @sestet, furled their sails r ;pie. Taal 2(1 Genehitz. Saturday -morning the - Me, at the corner of 44 the Earl of Magma& Liberty I He was suspended by a h''"g'"g i for bringing the t a Meeting of fitiends to the Parity of Election, i i and no am old shelf 0pp05t..... .id at the Crown livd Anchor yesterday evening, • reprtseetiel e hew distressed the apprehended i scancy for We s t minster, the I would be, if the Bill her' following Resolutifirt were moved by Alderman i There were four Offieerrs Wools, and seconded by P. Waelse, Esq.:— Office, to base it removed ) the peace, as the crowd w 1. Resolved unanimously, That ne ither the hi g h desire the effigy was tostsnd 1 takin - do % b o o mit i dm ; tektitation, nor the public confulence, which, in people gratified thenuelles by but - 04 , tbe lebe„ 'Westminster established, can be p reserved, i s p ot. bet by e striuteonsistenee of conduct. The following ore the resent prices it articles et '` . t. lteiolued unanimously, That the seven celebra: Naples :—Good Beaver hats, 101. eacb ; , w ell-- . boots, 151. per pit . ; excelieut shoes, 41s. 6d. ditto ; bunt of her . triumph, have been solemn pledges , . MP silk stockings, 10s. ditto ; Shoica Chimpaigns OM la! even , tituttwed, of an unalterable determin a- ! per bottle; good wines, 10d. ditto; bed rum, 114 n steadily. to persevere iu her glorious mode of : dub : , ; London porter, 4a; 6d. ditto • coarse loaf sugar, ' electing Representatives. 21s. 6d.lper pound ; ituliffevent tea, ' 4os. ditto ; cloths, MI ter sight indignantly to spurn at toy weelous . itesetved; with only a slight ditsent,That West. ceitenit .4- ette pt tomislead her ; and to be particulady on her k The only ac li cld el en ' t a . o M CCa lli S i i ng Oil li ed. d t, e y ar tlie thundlir storm 1 of Wednesday morning was at the haw of t4r. !Thomas, its Crown row, _NewiugtinAtetts . where • I peril agahlat pnlitiCians who, on the eve cf an elec. the electric Auld; attracted by a sword wh ich hang ' . slo.', for fibs ant tittie, start np Constitutional Re- I by the bed side, set fire to the hangings, which were, feem4e. i however, providentially extinguished, *Mimi mete- 1 it t ts ;seoleed with only a slight dissent, en made its we then hOM elite.. Th a t i n ! real injury ._. —lt .y . a t v which it split, avid Mrock the phi, end eft** • to to unimpeachable moral character, it is I De . , i t ! house the windows of which were esraptetity i Sillentill to a Representative of Westminster, that lie ! n k_ el ed . emitter b y t h e cotton on. [ 4 explicitly declare his adherence to the three prin- I Some Gebtlemeto, a few days ego. at a (limper fel*, asserted in Parliament by Sir Faints Boa- ! given in a ptovincial town in Irataad, ia sr, twimitlite the custom of fiaeteqv; Ihmir, in 1809, namely, that a ri g ht of voting Pelmet tout, Osiiii an appropriate tune from the beins, ought, at least, to eztend to all who an subject to ' aft" e v e r Y got a couple of fiddlers, the only matelot.' in dm street Taxation ; that su ch Re p resentation ought to town. God save the KiletLßOk ertearaiii, Owl be fairly distributed t h r ou g hout the commuoity ; and were ptayed. But on the Chalretee -- that the duration of Parliaments ought trot to exceed Emperor of all the Russia," the • ' ' fie period alone year. I immediately Green grow th• P •t• ' -4 the -- ------. 't Mira , To link tt. e l . sr. fg.is 4.. 7, Mu Od. 411 Bt. A. St to. St. .111. , 04 to 91. Peace, permit- I.—We re- ALSIP:HT V :apected to No (imam. to Peres...ay, d prtnciple and Eternal Jos. ‘. kips 4101, OLY ttattare ich shall be Trade in too late to) fonooth t that' the minds French be . of the Bri satisfy the peo ,hich has made &rope, will porde* ot -, _ 4;) *Q: O I2 ' ~; ._ . . someat iniIHIMPRROR OP4IUSSI4,.4MD TH OF 4e. . , Rh Imperial Majesty, !iccompanied by his Vitea t this Duchess of clidealtuag, etriv4 : .yesterday son.- Jag between two and three o'clock, .at the l'oltcnegt Hotel; on their return from: their visit to s ostota•—• They travelled all night in an'opou - carriage, and we are sorry to learn experienced the itsCotivettienCe of a fall of rain and a thistelor-stotin on their way to ..;~. London. -,. I s .. . ‘1,•'..:• -., .... The Emperor having promilitl•will - *mat it a ball given the same flightily the Coen els, of Jer4ey, notwithstanding the fatigties of his,j,,uptey„ and the hour of the morning, merely stopped at Ms Rotel t o ounce, SOH change his dress, hind repaired with great eapedition lA:dentures Weldon,* end from i llourdeeaue. have to the festive meeting, where. ha riteatite4 tile' 4,... been received, the former announcing the commence. o'clock. His Majesty rose about tan , ettidsaav, ... senor of tog *arch,• in the &it days of June, oc the ter was pleased to announce hi 4 in tontiou‘ of 10$ 'British cayeAry through the cent, of. France, towards Calais mad Boulogne, where they are to embark for Drury-lane Theatre in the evening. f '. , -.., - ..lois At half-past eleven the Empetev„ ittettigil 6ol o.- - Engiand., Ikery debt'of the army, collectively and Lord Yarmouth, proceeded to St. 'MUMS li s kt. Individeelly, had been previously discharged with Here his Majesty witnessed the entreetweembligkef the strictest honour, which, with the good discipline *waysmaintained, created the highest esteem among Hi s m a j esty ' s s hi p . o leos, some thousands of the charity sebnitten *ganging. IA kegemitte, and .Stew. forth genuine testinutnials ofalatea opatra the differnst parishes of tile teetrootaiit; .se leterest -4 nod &lion, sailed from Si. St Thomas's on' Ck the 4th ott ' I. ins sight, which does so much heiseer. to British be t/egret• at ti . • run Were fillaff men The . head-quab 1104 egreeted r ll.' We this moment 'Mr. CIIRRAS Marts, by int !! it &Ants vessels under convoy, bound to Great ' nevottuee , and winch cermet till itureake the song via.: for London 135 ; Plymouth, 1;1 affeeting itopretsion on `every brittllder. His Pres s . ;_ lArerpool, 70; Lancaster, I; White- :glen Majesty, and the Princes, HU' tans, were also Gla •58 - 0 k 41 0 *, , reebbc , 13; 14; Cork, 8; and Belfast, 6.. The 4reeted, both en going and sp turning, with Oa./ to Liverpool strived there on Wednes. cheers and acclamations of the pewit. ~ ...,, . 2 ._ use to Bristol yesterday., Every strip, in In the efternoon - tier SKlttirlif ProSsia iiiiisitle.ta well on the 6th inst. • • • private carriage and paid a vidt to the Doke oftlikii, ' vosishire, at Barliugtonaloisael accompanied leji 1 volur _ —,—. Rai thestreetr 712 J. Ir/11.7%R, ESQ. Lord Charles Beotiock and Baron .Aesoer. .iits Prince Regal 3R OF THIi TIMES NEWSPAPER. Majesty returned to Clarencallouse at half peat five o'clock; 'there he received a visit from the Duke of Guildhall, on paragraph appearing in your Paper ofi the streets west of Temple-- • Ca ll , ;b lar e evening . their Imperial and Royal htsjestia The procession to Gandhi,' on Saturday will be i the 15th Instant, censuring Newsmen for the irrega. dived .erith Lord ceetiereeth, in St. hosee . e . egooteg. thitatisi el on the 'rat visit of a King to the Qty, lar delivery of the Times, while it calls for a ref u t e. : Th i og billo " w . present . the pewees of promo . , the that his 'Cerosatlett ; and the whole Fete Is to be , tion from that industrious class of people, whosel.wrigeog at Orange, woolgathers, matergieto, lint. eeetteted oa the ancient precedents. The Puttee interest it peculiarly is to be regular and early 1 , -n , tdetaberg, the Duchess of York, the Dotes of. York, Rents" is to go In the state Carriage, with e4he their supply, demand. at my bands a brief statemen t . Cleserce, Kent, Seises, Cambridge, Saxe.Weireer, cream.coloured . horses. The Band of Gentlentem iof the source and origin of the evil ; becsuse, by not , t . ~,,----, i and Weans, the Count and limbtess of Lievita, Pensioners, the Yeomen of the Guard, amttall complying . with irregular terms, 1 - am eau" oblige d • tbe Marquis and Marchlouees elides', the -Karts the Officers of the Household in their state ligi. to supply my Customers with other Papers, or lose! a 'waivers, Westmorland, -soil iiherdeers, Coat* ties, attend the carriage. The two Sovereigns;, ' their farmers by apparent neglect. - I particularly re-., I hteerveldt end Lady, Bares .j .Ord Chlerles with his Royal Highness in the stale tarsi Bret, that the extreme difficulty of Making a priva'alßentinck, &c. • 'o' i . . , Temple. Bar' will be shut ; an& on the City s i estermettication to yoo, • eheeld. render a Public one i After dower their hfiejeese44.thkei io e i t hi ty gill it the cortege will be Met by . the Loco MO. ' i s necessary ; bat the facilities for the former being.ies.; the notion they had prerveseii . oreis lion ALDERNEY, and SHERIFFS, all on horseback. 1 peded, !need offer no apology for the only coarse . Drur o ane Thalami w i t h t h a w wwww w w . , apt pi Lotto ' MAYOR will present the City keys 00 kbe : left ma to adopt. In the first piece, Sir, the eeii Paince RECENT, who will return them ; and iiiiii:..eateptlioed of, arises from the optional hour of Pub " ; in a style suited to th e I was crowded to excese. The King's nee was- fittedere— the Lost MAyon, preceded by the ALOIS/Ma: ~till ;Nation vested in the Publisher; in the second, . ' octiesion : it was lined "mitts' crimson satin, and the . front decorated with crimson having the two Sneasrrs on his right and left hest, In the partial delivery to the early post, that ° veliet and gold lace. The adjoining boxes, intended will ride before the Royal carriage to Guildhall.—.. it, Papers supplied to Newsmen for the purpose for the Royal Sane% were lined with 40d, OW In the Hall the Lotto •MaYeta stands behind. the of forwarding by the Two.pentry Post. This opens' satin. The Doke of Devonshire, larteltalAtot PRIMER liztrucr, who takes the Chair, supported eta the door to a preference to those persons the Pub. , • - •lielf pan Jen who are , Esau, Lady g. Whitbread,. acid otherdheaggepeen his right and left by 'the two Monarchs ; arati_uhati ;elan% to cede a part of their profi ts to i chareetiof.ek In the .o,eheetra. itg of the usual ceremonies at a City feud, as to the man. I *here, *lt I am not illiberal enough to imagine, venders, giro received' by ner of giving toasts, &e. are practised 6$ of this preference ever finds its way to ! '' 00 SNOW ~ i . o'clock the Illestrious Visitants arrived, and were r A grand Masonic eotertalement Mt. Arnold, the Mango* and Mr. Raymond, the Stage-Manager, in the same form a* Free Masons' Hall yeetersia, for' pub -) when out own Soverign visits lb* .I`fteatre. At gulled visiters to this country you will _ gleto suggest i twenty. five minaret twforW'elegeolt-ilevortailts of Generals Ikocente, BeiticAlr le MOW t +. , .,„_,... it is cve t '" the bons were . drawn, and tht twee Monarchs en. TOLSTOI, BULOW, PLAYOFF. tar w"ll^u"'Clis subm it. i *fed amidst the general shouts dt#te. audience. — was in the Chair; and there -. 1 " - Crecbtr l at i ,l The curtain then drew iissAluabho ol4 "'" the Dukes of Biter and 04 ..,1 1 WW 16 tof Nye perfirtaers eppintrat, '.We BeltesToeo, and Sir C. Stew with 'ming, I fig. The ftparor joialiCe The samara persoftr - eev **AK ea uti• 1 chores: tiejenperial Majesty with regard *die freed - 'Prussia heartily at there* tem received sledge of Jo, Duke • entered soon after, and throb. • As lily, system for riving ‘ 44114 , we re gliiiii:._ ....., Et 'lsis mits Royal Memos, and gen. (a the course , of a few day - `, respect disiAsistento the•Delus•of lr . ..Theiy. were deration.of Parliament fo accompanied bj the Princes er(Wass*, lite Had of of the planlo this country, Liverpool, Lord Castlereaglii, awd,fiaord C. au. that it is particularly calculated deck. • . : r l'''' li 1'0 . .i • • •-- • - I Baltic and North Sea, - Both the Sovereigns warm 11 , saris , shores, and on which such mantels, as' were. the WWI iliweit,entSusset s lives annually perish from the other Princes were ha hlati,.. witted* ribtiands sof phi aid produced by this method various orders. • Among she foesignoobility 'horst. a happier moment-to promulgate tended them were two Aortriajs-Greesater attri-itre leg to humanity as the prase believe the Austria - Alabaman/Aw l Prince Alletseretelso heads of almost every maritime 'Hosea bad been reserved in the upper circle for Mar. the ties of amity and peace. shat Blocher and the Getman Plaint"; but they did The lust of Officers era--the not make their appearenee. Unfortunately,. the ehe late campaign is, according lateness of the hour at which the Sovereigns.arrived jest published : precluded them from receiving is Kean's*Qiheito on Killed. 2 Geserals. admirable specimen of the British drama. They, Wounded, 16 Onto,. Prlmner:=. V DM() owever, had the patience to sit Out the after - piece Missies, - 'the aliooduton's Hat, in which there was mothing t Miss Kelly's acting which could rescue oar stage •el ,attsalli* 04 **OM ‘1 1 64. I I 4 _, -a ;~ i~,,~,. from utter contempt.. Fortunately their.s... was le a great 'measure drawn off from this farrago to the repeated IleMOdstritione of delight eshibitad t by the audience, .who took every opportunity of tetical Fame,' showing their sense of the gratification afforded .. ' 3 e the Grit them bythe Royal visit; and at the departure of the with leitfe the at hine mach Sovereigns S°v t e h r e ag ir ennttrate. the e a ndwie ntie with the same aPPII"es as. Aie tidebtntl to Mr. i After the play, the two Sovereigns went to tkill in which is : Marchioness of fiertfoirs. was greatly .: s ~,, Y - NI _ . • . . appiauded; g it, pleasin and i I LAW 11 4 11 1 E,L LIG Elfae.', The seep Wiens.** 'ars. MOUNIAINI - , • ( t • Pat and 01 6 " KriaarYs are Sweetly pretty t . v ii ;-, Artrifitaliaiag• long With the , tenderest .-..,- - c9OitT OF OillASCEßY,„..ittwitikh ~ illa'4BlK4oll by , hire.. MouyeAre. . Mr. &elms Th LORD RANIKR/DIR•i: : v • I*4 * "TY *lt .b•atdvadied Sweet Caroline, The L#io CiAncitionaobserved,.e.thil Mar. Mil he exesatevi with a. dial a taste. , go also : Sled for en injunction to rove* the .Defentiant to very beautiful duet with Mrs. MOVIITA.nr, ! allow .bits . eh dire of his le 4lol l 'SI the 11,b 4 -0 " 2%. Low h Lowly Bird of Night. Mr. Lou.Loeu..' fondant tin eject nspw e ta OVICt KR sAit —Mr. Parfait ,. and Mr . KIIIOIIT, exerted ' the groen - d — Vi ii hrtsch of covestegi its vs very much. Mr. 13 1 min hat two very : sowed successive Wow of horleyf •., '. . '-. .: 1,4:00de seep, pectiatistly Denis fr.Lrtir7. ant to the covenant in the W' is. , • , "A *asap/en oat for repotitioo. with ealversal served, it had been Ms intentioi,teileitts' '. 'meat today, but the nature of obe ig. : . : etiite, - -4 - Jwittliretatbbeepb w4l . temilimit to ban great importance lie cultivators IN pt 4,1 t use ' e r Ih e elehiY., , the "Ve is "Pied' sued the jurisdictlen *filter -Court,' •s 4.0 r "... its divaitheay. There w nut Curs; a p i wi li p eol ly controol it hod e'er a4lyeitiwi.eotreeset;:ba ei 44 therefor; spin reed Oyer theidll end etseautri. • •••- he gave his fitsel judgment., _ - 40 J y . . 4. . 4 k . if.444-.44, •:" •,, , N 1MM1.m,•••••••••............. . _ 111413 t dowill,el. • Scorn 4O ' -. . .68 i .1 11ggi v X I (»d ditto -- X.l i eieo‘falm.yg _. ' O E 40. .. 46 ..c..... 1 .., m i n .0p • 34 • iv ... . . ~ its se ID. i . ••••••4.,. 1: •.. t 7. P a. ditto ..... ..-.. - imPartauti 'hi ' s #ll /Wood do. .... 2O lb ...i • — Feed ditto 18 . 22 ta 641._ 88 Flue flow ..... —.60 'dS ~40 44 Seemed" • - ... lb 63 house -et 6 _ ~..~. • - • • e a ~ ~'' . • .1 . . . • - • ÷t eIATV.SMAL . . r •11:J•• .. er ..... ".E .--....-..-.••. " - " ,-.......-•.--• .- '•• ..1 1. .---„ 7 —.---v--- , ----t- -- c--- 0, NAVAL MT'S LLIG EMS. - C• It . being nientlessed *in . . set et Awning ' n . Papers, that. Peac e. . was'ttrbe proclaimed ioadorroo I D arr. , Joss 11.--ATrivetl the Prince Regent, 'Sine% ~ . We made eageity 'at the lieratirroffictifis Mewing, from Portsionetle, anti railed fir Gottenburgh.—Cama dawn to, is and werfintoneedS;Mm . t Sir lii Pie 1114110, CA it e i from the River, the Mato, Emily, Frederick, Prince or Wales, a et Arms, bad FeeeillA Ile instructions kr Dssit pur- Traveller. and Ass:transports, for Portsmouth. and rentals in it* pose; and there wee os reason to t hi n k i t woo * ta k e the Downs with Ms Majesty's ships and a area of tr.auports us ' place to-morrow. .% :. •: - before. ' aSe • • . . Wwirislis===it - .1 ~/ . Powilmount, inlet It —Arrived this day. his lifojest)'s psi Preellefifiehey 1101111110111 hate, it is laid, been ihip Cerberev a from the Mediterranean; 'pat ender grata aim ; his taken to . pv111(404187 sodden surprise from popular , Hope, Swinger. Dexterous. and Pak schooner, from the si l t• commotion in France. , All the arsenals are AliPirs . sreeswarde Andromache nod Thais front Plymouth; Sprightly lie and tim powder mills have been stopped, 'Jo less front raissonth s Ceres from the coast of Bratil.—Soiled the tbs. ilio,opo muskets. 15,000 swords, sand 11,000 in , 1 Sods cotter for Guermey .— The feet under - convoy of his Ma- _.. !Wi n " , were " at eir f° r• Gerauk . n Y IL f ew IF . wiekl ,g o. lerty's ship Antelope, for Newfoundland. Quebec. Halifax. rein departure. At Boun!eau:, about I with 329 veva awe embarked for the American *sped!. 1 Britain, rte.: eels were' isdemped near, and in di- I Bristol, to } . 1, sekuarters of the army from ti- , haven , 1 .0 1a , expected at Bourdeaua on the 10th i ;.4 ; Dihti ' n, v aomeat tears (Dub li n, June 1 = hat i thins wend to r sails to-Right for liolylieed:Zt ,he t ab ; th ole 4 vitation, fur Westminster, su lbir j ah‘, Beee was ir Bussau4.--(Dubtirs Booths g Po 'tear corps of Londop will be on dot to) 71 its through which the processioa sflr the PROPRIETI , nt and the Aiiied Sovereigns will putts m Saturday ; 5000 volunteers wilt Sae rest of Temisle.har. • St a,—The I le two Monarchs; arsi.near fitly* ta tale a part , or tow prattle' to i at a City feast, as to the milli . Utftre; tot I am not Illiberal enough to :. are practised. ',, 1 -the pentium of this preference ever finds its tertalomeut was given aribe i rrer pocket. The allowsuen to News-vend ray t o some of the 011.4 11 tiro 10ell to admit of a farther redaction, °until, emoting whom "OA .... :0/reference; and you will allow m • eb ,acr.at ,s Tot Yowl.*** . the practice Is iii/Alky enjeit ;it I r t ow iron. T h e Doke of fivesast Ir. castnot, natter ear eircatestancee, a there were besides . present , ten and fair dealing, is, [trust, my abaft ind ATUOL, Lords HILL entC , I only aet that to which every _ _Jle, '4 STSWART. • iall&1114 so* I west tie - tO - Clsp&de witl rebafiTel - OT the 'aiestept . _. . ,_ avid &Poet of s i r. eights it &use 4111pitock . . . .1144141444 - Monday Imitit‘ • ... 7 - ' ' . sir, VOW *6146 lit tervan4., ring shipwrecked persons Att, i li x.". * . . 1* ' 7 * 14. s VIM. MA ... days, come ender the • cont. r --, „ . t for a general establishmeat ~... expressed the opinion we en miry, it is worthy of adiskortt,. eiitioodante in the Treaty of Peace alculated for the coast.* the dog Wyatt's commerce in African blood.- a, from the nature alleele poeti.7 4 thet nothing but wrath from the A such en immense nimbi, Of., Agoras of the fate of Nations, can be es prom the want of the very gilaqittiow the eaecution of such a compact. N Is method ; and never was theta aces whatever , .. whether of policy or State tromulpte a design so interest . the: justify a public *comrdiance with prin. present, when the hearts and indices directly opposed to the eats of Ett maritime nation are animal by a., What ! Declare " Its site No,n4Hri peso% • . Pb ntr ottrunrox.'r eastiewm thstr i Freilc . - 1 0-r • for. .... , • 4.1.,,a1a •Astesehoa assay ssorsps . etr FITS TEAMS to carry on a seensdhigi*:fini 41841 , ranee' a/ What impiety !--It it never. to , I*, from evil, We have been told, form . . , nooonkb. „. M 7 Ofterrs. . ; • . the osavpiiiitee was necessary, to satisfy i [Aft: 91 1 2 Dian. ' effenunerCiat men in France. Let the 1 MOO. 48 Dille. •ft Ditta. . f i et told that oOn-compliance, on the part I . ._.„,. 111 Government, is indispensible iv soffit hensento. 1377 oeireri. • of England. That that People 'which he I Ith inst. was exhibited in in many sacrifices to procure libeaty to Et of Orinood.street,• Dublin, in OW consent to 'nail slavery on another Liberty, Sir Ifr.aae Psartel4o b ents race. .. y a rope about • his neck, ea if --,- *-. *. 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