The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-21 00:00:00

P ' ) I 4 i II ; • : • . i i) 1 4 1. It', l't • . ~ ,>. , ! r ' , . „,, I ; 1 11.1 1 , r N I A I ar . J I - • i 1 1. i 1 i , 1 1 , 11 4 , i i • ; • ' t ' • , t I • i i 1 1 If. rl I . i e I i t , 1- 1 , it t. r . 4 : It l i i • , gTATESNIAN. . • ..• ....•1 ae5 ,........ , .. s bin the rose last asp / moot as s h are ? Th. case o f Journol the ricertioit of the rrest of ()insert] Cleatl and if . reel co(Omptieries d o Do t a pp r eciate - lhlopolI:, p os iti on of the C,lirahmebecr:rosntieliutthieornaoifisttls:emrly : e e re Much calculated to excite any extraordina a •• w alipp :: a " "le le'"llie i" , indeed. a little more complicated ; at N 1 * floe I.)!rortt widelikalr Sheri it ticel,ctilitict, history still. perf in, obierve it. I et, in the iiiincip'e and ill the effectit Is precisely was de tlid rev's, 'is ediFh bears that ‘‘...'ritifiCiaig re t eseended his throne. I keot at "a of eiiiifidriice. '`en ilemetis en** !hairs Y.ter .. iks i ll er o''' fia i hm i t i e"nreating myself. i roses gl ' ind s eem to be gaining strength-the lie-unio n of N I the same. ill salks far as the direct taxes go, and for the present past. It see m s c'ertaitt, however, that General tie. before you , assoireit by my conaiotir••, which does . ' 1 'ear sll is morally simple. It is manifest, that A cue , ' has been discovered and arrested. not reproach me with perfidy, tranci„ii a , / I bases'. Rae S. Honore, which is opposed t o th e vir , l , st and B; Who are ye people at large, pay the dituldu 7-I ' 67 TriiiVlT"eli s rPiteiriaY:'"r i rr the famiti treys beets in the - mid , ' nf•Ve/il, if" . 4 itttedged my lind reactionary measures of the Ultra Rl' ny e isp , is (Sr vstott:44,liy.paiclibotoce. Bet this cannot be the of NI. lovalette,llol . reat•us sot tor skit' the alert italy• it loossole•Soolviier, the Pi rt. r sas that of my ! becoming extremely formidable, toot . titoty to or ' e a . popular and efficient Administration to the country ; i. • s ... _ s ~, caseoosb a -Vor. iustauce,..as_ to the property•tes : they have token to obtain the poi on ()ISt. ?.ifs . 'isungment, lint oak foreign tome hi.:ol. A rill woo -i•voilt,iett,..itil. upon a rent of I.oor - 'lliitTiornsoritl , tisverolloppy•re. , ,,ano-.....---- -.-. I -0 .1a it 4.146•41 to be kwown-.Einm wbence...f...hove f... i alit) . this may account fir Altraltligiaro roe -rho st.p sfetit 1140440,8•6-mwspo,..i.f. - -11/..-Rat, in rutin., pay hint 1)0c.17.-The National Goal* Mee barn • for !drawrit'lltbfottlaulo with which I hare borne a long more than SON.: moil, kw.hspo, not more ; than 301. these two daysretwe' relieved it moral Foits by the tinnt ' ll !c4iti'ilY;lind the dreadful 4'44" air such gri tt i la r t eu re 4ll ; ''' f it u 'c u re‘ ds, se if o t f he P c n a hl u i s e e i e s o t n o fi( b le e n roand as i ii n illi p °6444 olltae l 8 . 11 it.. ,to i .• !: (7oissorageotty t ). 0,4 tiyil to Owl Goveinposit only' pf this 1i5t0 t ,,,,, ~, I dots ?ti It Irvin the .cosisoling conviction, ' • 41e444 . L *Atria : he p i i 4 l i roi. §,:j o • re4 Thus, t r a il 1 ' dim - The . DAlittir-il gaisiOleti arriv es! set ad fault hat bets 'injurious" tri myself alone. •At this ttere lit tle a • 4 ._• t . ,d e ' 07" / /pe ars UCIIIS 4L3fore.,thy krnpf i rip tut wopfil f sll l as' ant ' of this mou th , ind sot rilritie 4th for Constance, awful mosneut„ obeli i Mon collect, himself , . atilt de- i The Amnesty still :primly' a subject of private &,. fireonillions., r . ustassrssel i taxik z that Is 41to h544f ' accompanied by Cot i isit de Pellenberg. obi, had 'sconill Into the bottom of his heart, I declare to you. ! •• • „ . • s opioqorses, Is ntlos?„ cpralages, hrosi,l, l clois ? iletr.: Ordotitweohris•ce WO eil •Ise est - reifit frontioraltho ilentlemen, that I only . feel bitter tegrei t but that I libl'iati"" in the bureaux or. the si s.aa irm th e n i e y r :: • D r1v01 , ; ,.. i ties. 'TM pure Royalists Ade vais ti dkr e , a proortittniv,s,reuitir...lll,:lt . bmio. s , clitiokr: 4 TN.. r e g o,..t 1,4 lilia t Aid y• to Ito altsostatto .I ! am free from remorse. ; ,. • shy solsco rs • % The Iticiswei heivig relieve . ' Mit I to.ifoott,tionst clan fip a soiohliessis accecled to. „ f 66 Gentlemen,. divest. yostraelvos .for ass instant of p p,, t oo a i tp ,.„ p „„,,,t by ite ,m iniaterr and • saPprotol imita a B6 l 4 s latttill4 Of, ,S . as tattsi hie t oss le iiiii\liritt: 'nal ~.4t empeprs Mist the ~ atittpry possession of liifty. , the-idea s which thogreater• part of you hove derived ' .4( .. .' . • . • by the isoputtes composing Iliti Club of the fta e s l • alaillitr•Vl• nrisedeinii 'lris' il ' l' l'alsi inis riinlaa'S aV !Mihail/ temitio dividga l ketween Austria and Pros - from year birch, - your and th•• Myriam. . L.,. st ' • ; • . paripmsts r .in gremlin ? 0 inriftai fis le :Caliih'iit ttia„(;ente . r.aln titrauch,assii,nrsusetpeck are to coin. 1 stattces otteur • lisel. Place your:rites, ia a 'word; 11 ""'"e: The title et the larolieet runs thus 5 ..._ • learn :Ai . • • • • the n Oki% stilt', trustee, * Mort/mg/d i 71',"bild peed tite x rgapective two, . in my siturveion. I.ay your heeds upon your he its 6 * Law rell!1%! to the Amoestp ! graiitedio at/ these ..o• .., ,p,.. r ;• _v i a • it .. J !and jiiti# Me. I' will not . spook to y ini of ilte. flee° ion : who directly or indirectly hate taken a ► part la t h. noest i viooeind; i e, . . 011‘ i r i ,, ies t a t e a l NT ....,,„,„ 1 wi e ILA .; " rebellion and usurpation Of NAPOLEO BOVA Pilrfi." . .it NI6ER 0 1 1,‘,TD15 7 1 . 11 1 16.6, Ilex :15. •'' 1 with whirls I . lva re servell,avy-ceuvelry ilorit; t 7 years. Arc ouly, holt es Moth r d i. dig ¢e or ! }; or niii;iiiiige • , ._, b' : ' -11 . Lie's We ' arc w it ty 1..1( ail: R O all , ( iNgi,r,i;,7,. tf: t , p t,tpl a a s The l'tii qui* DE . ItEDINI DE ..AMAON, .nt / I will not @peak in you *tea -wt• any goveroas wife, - • •. • - i he opposers of this Bill, lost** of being sati ft d' • . r r.. , '"ft i gi k .4 4 4l d un h y aist , r t itilf hie nne 7 . l4lrimilt e Getter.) otthe armies , of the King, demaiideir that st of r m m i l f,rist o i . u v ir , f , : r rt s ls i v i le 4. ,',lw y lalt. eam . Tl l i i eLo u r g oi l g o ote . a r w sns ho o n l b so . milli 38 tictims, would not l's contests with thei o "l ; amount . The o d s so ld '„I? I ;',7?' " o bi ,4 it ti . .411t his ism, copprised in . the list of 38 persons marked . IJ . . . , • .. ices* pace, in Prices.4 l ,4 l 44'ker •thintl‘ ;, a"d It 1 poi 9 9 ! Air he bitiotinance o f J u ly ~,,s, should he sit` more yen!, all those•who are acqueilited wirli•eiy ululation of 38,000. "To all those who directly yr -., , Agat aoctiaq' As,. ti Isji 14 is. Ili * / same passport ' ''?' Of judged 6Y. the Conotitulynal Laws of the Slate, to fife...oat tel(..s4u that I never could, nor ever wish. indirectly took part in the rebellion, would you et . jil lased Article' s and eifittly In proportinie to the determine whether t else dangerous person-a man ed to tietrarnsy country and my Soaerrign. . I r tend the Amnesty ? Say they, no! nu! .they must ; weight of the,tsa„leys,wilkbe used in.prioartion to the who has delaceratod his . country, who' could corn- :' . " GentleinO, I liat*ttnthing +rime to say to you . , :dimi nu ti o n i o tt, o yeslity o f mone y. Of Seine, f or promise ! and has compromised the safety of the state • : , I .-- 19 I bleed by hecatombs. Petitions have been mese, hd .. . l'sis Der. 12. for sequestrating the property of all those intlisidatli „Instance, .more' than 'halt the amount 'X'sf which' is -arid, in short, that it be proved that lie has %isle.. I who supported-Outioemrpt; andsetfea,a propmitiv a Asa, not a.lifth part of the quantity w i ll , 'probably', pal to defend the Cosiatitutional Charter, and has - It is positively' eaid.'eleat • alon.leer r , le thecae his ,Ilie coal creed. , I. . ,been guilty of too tseasort. been . vecoliett lowa Bliffemittissi of Naples, t• fill . , . „ . . has Ewen. made for slecle'ring that the person o f ot h er f unc ti ons o f awe , greatest Import:woe at 1 ar ia. t. i Veisii.sorlear to tie that lam surprised that the . The Peti:ion was referred to the Committee on the It is -rion•repoNtol thot•to isidestioint to replace the Lott la XVI. wee sacred, and that no one had a riglt ~Fonits h olders shoild not . be amongst' the foretneat to pect of a law of anveves!y. la and copious issues of paper. 'They are • laf,ty 4,,.., Massy' petitioners dernontlod that the patience% of .I)ue de 11.1Chirlitii as first M . litlitier. I know Hot whit to try isim, conseqeently intonding that the aper a h o , of peni•hment should be made to haves retrospectiv e ri tt l i 4 ,41 net w i t h ou t reason , t h at .t it e lo o p s of the , was should Ile paid by those who brought•it on degreewf c . rodit if ,to he gieesi to these reports, but r., ~ er ,e. paPersalltiller would, in a shaft tiMP; reduce, In France, and that their property should he b e g ep s fer.. .0110 thing la certain , I t he e D es ee' i t! r e ta ltichelseu dues not effecr, ..i fa ; b ack as even s ,, i 4 4frisibeisysh „ monarti. * Chambers . - • ' fib is /he Amnesty '146 ilt. least 250 wf the De. Imo. Owl& dividends to one half , or l ess , o f t h e i r Vid, until the . contributiont to the Allies should be . see . m . ee l "tj•iy Nip coo 54 n ‘ 1 I be.. (dub Ja.. the Ikuelt• llot.!ore hpt been latFlY . a `•ttionisisi Attire. But, if, on the other' hand, taxes hilly. paid. ' • 'reornal • bo Collected to pry them more t6ti 'one half, ' Referred th the same Committee. , muchliscreased by a number of Deputies. . puties of ,the i rrench people would extend to the or. .... hr Ins ihtin one hplf.,"or tho oominal altlebrit of their : M. Simitin” , I The blic is widths • wiik• mach impatience the lion •thaehai pleaded these revelations, sod %Wet and other inhabitants of Paris, de. pa g ~. _, nrP publicist of a work -esoliled 'Le Cortgrt tic they prettied, to represent ; hest of whose intereo s dislilfv+, is not thi ns Of 10,44 1111 e nth's, danger. mantled that a solemn declaration of the Assembly ~. , . ,ous t or the !wo ? • I thin a i s ; bakaijo e ,•o•.l b e f ore should proclaim, in the name of France, that the Vienne , " I ' lij• Nionsieur qe Pradt, BiitroP of 'MXliiiis. d • i 'lh an opt ens ey appear etttwly Ignorant . Ilistsit lo : ,fievr, if once a' redection of the it ter n i Vilf as ymp e e ss .. person of Louis XVI. was It is said t oi '4lll ,4110 1,44' . E1,1;10ii a '' • e ' • ftli t ropo2; inviolable, that nn one .. 1 n c it i s ... ~ y s ~ ing theft on ninferesti for (he'll/Acerb of the &gentry po attest revelations which harm been common , l e - a t is b e matt „ l i• te tt . e s e rt ai s g *tir e It win had a right to -try him, and that a law should order l ! with d t minds ever on er he influence of pessioa; sad i"" ) • • :3 - f , 11 , ~0,, • , that the anniversary of his death should be a day o f to the author by Foeche • Talleyrand, andothero. • skop. • . / • ~ rhe preaent winter" Wite,l, flank, b r ia g efO r tyl m ost . mourning and fasting . . .., ...err! •,..''• libiluded by the mists and prejudices •of 9.5 : yams' - . , 4 i . .. i , . , tisoltsrinfoanafloti for the world. 'Auk, that it . Many ► roices - Sehonded • r The Nine Barrage yoatettloo entered into the • d . . . . weak .• i e, "will decide the yeation, ,Whether it he'pottliSle fora ' The Count de NI A RCELLUS -There is wow .a Coat- .. . . A oweastration is epoggn to ii.A. •ipop r , lonsoory discussion of 4We' law 'of Amnesty. "its • . . ~, .. ~ , • ova t ion. with 94 ety to itself; and .w ithout the'-risk of mittee appointer! for the same:object. I stove that it , must ovtirwheim the Geeareaseat Ist slime aadA•tia i protocol runs-it Law,risiativoto, the Amnesty grant- I general confusion, .to go ottleaping debt upon debt .be referred to the existing Committee. • s • • •:. r o •••4 ,ri . . '-ed in all those who dirroc . tiir"O'r.lisilliSoC4ly h a ve taken and the ustion.iii our ,y.., 1 ~..... to th e amount 'ofa thliusatid s APhons sterling , It is :. T he Petition was referred to she bureau of the . , a part in the rehellion•etiti •stoatrpa - teen-et , Napoleon The Ihte of haeas.critrilie not yet been dein. , certain, that, as. in, individUal, sb long at he can Procet Verbal: and cousultoil in the discussion which .. onaparte."-The reallt Itialtptilttigt the first skirmt . •s as , i a p‘migega In eaaaier , • a d tta • f be .sh • ' • •ILitt ' .. 1 f%O .bOrfolt. as much money as 'he plls, he wilt lie Obits may take place on the subject. . - .. 13otn A , sp. . ,!, was in favour of the., irons. /I.4atisters; ii:ith thAt , t,.0 •• , . • ' Rossi! ' piestion of slkleSylvilll prove set-metal to rio,,es,to trade, c,onamerce r or rteifture,. almost 1 . . paity•socceeded in .notninavinc'sis Deputies (out of . 0 , h - f • 1,..4 ./,•,_, . , - • ~,si helooevg rbe pleases; do it + f ( Teat a GO , yerti. I 1 Archduchess Natio busies 'IEN NA , Dec. 5 --The . the nine a his are delega,lo, one from e ach ' Masotti), - 1 , 1 ! rl l c ' sr " sic4 ' 4°°l6 161 a"tla tw die Curtail. _Tent, ,%,,,. Nog, as it in . .bqr;088 hi s 'llo.imiliray, • and star sets vansitist Stflioesihronst. . . avowedly averse to the law as proposed by • the Rini- 99 L 0 9149 him, al sbg It orkiiitie,',,bi ;their Oppnvities letliftwk,efily in the ate '''' 'rittions • ',fp do Vimost - • •qa aptness lo co.i . • „r . •• seer. These six are M . M. de• - Vitele 3Parde,stv, to the Amnesty ... lli 11, would mekeivetamilkt of ti; a i oliatit ?loses, . eipecsa it liatliecoisit with ,• .4FRIVATE GOA . NDEIN9.. . ~ , I Cardonnel, ' Berbe r tie Sairigny,- tor.btor , ' F' 'boil ,least it is believepd that, if I.,,t e si.suir.reis Ant this sill ' '' - B ut', it '6 Ai oinfroolgots. that . censar i, vow. i pretty -.- , I Sliiffet ; the three Ministerial - - Portisatits s ' are, the .b e urge d as a „ additional reason for mki elitihe tie . ckeol. Oat, sti in the l‘ casf of the indioldual s solo - -..-. 00 ...i... s - • Comte de G erm a n and' M. M: detTotton;lord DO „ • -. .' -1. ..feek Dar.l.2. 181.). . ex ,rci eof Royal clemency. Use cay•of Off GrivermeSt, when the source bor. smagier de ilaorauste. [till . .ire tjset theiropoiter,ef • *'••_, 5 .• ' . .. rowing, or the capacity or paying interest_ !toil,' it Wardle, r•Ney, - s taring the intervals of the last ... _ thmeetit ral Commission will Tor 0 afireadrnantan Jul Tito report of the arrest of Gen. CLAL'illei Is OW. iOuP% be ill,* worse sign, then U it had unser peen •thrratrialitoerietw Si opapor s oof which the following Om Ministers fatal hailtig enticarred le its 'lrani- t radioed.. .1a oppoars OrtAin; hottever„ that Getman i nble tip i rroai. 4 ~ .. ‘jr . t keit exaetitrowsktion. It was found in his pocket, , . , , t - ov „, , . . A tam, WIWI assist at the debates . , 1 netowill to o place UccAgo hes been discovered- •apet ) irefested. It n and tippet** to bay* bees intessaledn a .11111 t settee! 1 , 0 „ . $1 , :,.. .)hip 7itclali s • Ipt . u tr , totoplilet, publitlite'd in 1 b. iiiti "it he G.. in twelve days at latest. Tbe 'pre gent •Seislan will thought that :the cad dent of the es' tle4cil of War a 1 l itho Id h a ve ter minated t 114 ! 11'11 . * " 4411 '1 "I !' 11111!1"iti°"14f 11"1361... 1i 1 i 5 5-defei g a " co . i The tof u- obis dereoco how. witness , no "'We of such P l°44 t i t f i .s t s 1 1feti S O DROVOT vs4}lse prrimul I • • iji V o .monit ..- ~that '' the ,ihutulatiguy of circa's. !: .9 ' over no doubt altered• hissioutostion, and induced use "b"`"ms* ' Pies Comte d'Artois deela . . rati his frank - to • w4}. kitt( qiiS Ili . • -- w e s.' ' ' •, • ' =resegemiaPSOMMireffe . • .•,, . 4100 . (amidst of Lioink . noted net cenvertihla into : . , .1 •,_ c_ A . approbation. of the pleasure, the dos- - he r fore Aisterdiry. si: rbEliPtiPfiet In . I.4o, l l.l,ltlTWoreu is the ro• gol andsiliir)" 66 lithe gleat“soerce Of our vim. • ii hem Ili s.h.titslB the. Samisen si ethical wave alreaw y It will not be . inie el.iledesit: renter - tiasOL 9 0 " - l. - 1"1 "" ' ' . . - i Tyrtiment of 'elan( snot yet knives' s , ,111,6 I/ ll* 'lance Ithil.,;trength, mud a 'One OP national pro- : larrP"red•-•-••, the times we !Ivo di to ell! mitill rojeletsid'essihitili was . • ' 't What is become 'of this 66 mine" now I " Gstortuaro -I• am impiosssed with gratitude . m s are mooing to•ortitMitlhis Lordship . to reties apert.i.• - • •proposed Il l the *tint 401 ' tollobeiT t*e 'King, f r a l• tt os t m ig ge l n th e - go Oi". bu ttle •s a r g ie se i n . • 're hese', as l o ng as it :will last , the abundanch oftowards the generous Counsel -who bare pleaded my ea . L l-1,1 ^-^ • IMITOT -0 y. a l istot _t s iscpa,....” app ett 111011 en ,paper•-inoneY is equal toe Mine of gold;' but, a mine , • 'cause with to much cent and ability ; hut in ex halo. • P ' thusiastimilly,by. the pobjic. '• •-• .•• - - • ••• a-- has been -We :understand thenew Osa id iif 'CoMmis‘ioneri named to take cognisance ef the claims of Of ,gold. would produce ruin, if a mass were to resit. ' 1 - ing to you myself my feeling with all the frankness I it nest the_siimaio_ o f r ad i os t L ,1. L .;,,,,‘ r (11 ( i .e .. debt, upon a scale calculated on its duration :of a soldier, you will know me entirely. It is - ros subject Deputies the most inexplicable thing is t h e wor ld? T i e i„ . p • . 8 0000 'Fi_auce. - - 'vices. Cu 4 'more* or Wets, 'is At:parted tit Willi, and if the mine were suddenly to give out , known th a t th roug h ou t the Revolution I took no .1,, King gang li o n s i i i "a C t which opiloorn incleothe •- - in I ) 4lWe-time. Such mph as Sir John Sinclair seem ' part in the events which have disturbed France for auspices a • 'el ' '2 _.•,, from '417 . - tymouth, at Cranhourn Lisd.go, ina few days. i ~• of ses 1 rt, public w ° 9 l l "' " PSIP ° ilarlit'oyal flightless's Watts:not other otonPitr are t• •to haat proceeded upon the position, that there was these five-and-twenty years. Bred in camps, I have eternal monerneot of Ms discernment, eisdonverad • • • • • -. • • ' • 'Neil to ite ail end Of nor any check to, the isues of • not learned the cat of living at Courts, nor acquired -••- • • be removed this 114. Ifidiii-Kovition-to Craithourn. It 0 ,I. • • 1 , goodness. The Port 110,i:isles alone are the oilis, ia p . m ,' p • a l AL _ fn .. : m os t ioper.miiney. I shoeid litelohear what the Baro. • the flexibility necessary iii the management of poli.-i who lay claim t a the superior feelin g of loy - olly '` • • n'''"', ..gri nc i s k- JPaa's gm' - "wPtibialska boo say?, now. But .the truth is, that all the de. ' heal affairs. France is all to me-her alone I have are 1. , thy (been eou vriesseseteli !. •- .' ..-- - ' , ma 1: those who . °None the waster', 1140 a/ . I ;tenilers pr Oho payer-40,ns; so bold in 1810, now • always had in view.°fell*, A fhpinlnsigh P#ei° Ontftlit, that' Oat !Mihail •. 1 their indignation against the Ministry, and even eill'l lon . - L. G ene , ala ants As m i . 4 • . `staticl.okhoot. k state of things has arisen, which I 66 lam accused of not having attacked Napoleon , . Jot. totals, -aft_ ass in question their attoottment to the House of the ei le .n e veycnistemplated ; of which they never had of having published a Proclamation which he had - vont ileil-ii, the Al•bayas prison at Paris. It arldt r ilot i Bourbons. the most ilistaist idea. The . ' land,' from which all sent to me, of having followed him to Paris. All ' . , I PaPers were foram) Upon Gen. BoLkiltte. which far . . . --.-- , ~ ! „. nishid'hiparhint gisclonrres respecting new pi* set' real Kospi:rity most prUceed;now feels a most dread. this is true in point of fact, hut false in the moral ' Park. Dee. 16. i •• • ••• • ! ful prossuire. The palsy,, elstch his seized it first, ' sense attempted to be given to it. Gentlemen, let I The Ministry are hie most distressing perploaity. • distuihanco. . is fel creeping over eeeri 'Class in the community.- not the tranquillity which you at this moment enjoy, N„ to i t h sto odi„ g t h e a d van t age lately obtained by:tho • 'bit Dttgror tit. o Noar -The late Duke of Noi• All s becoming stagnant. The means of paying make you forget the storm iii the midst of which ultra-Royalist Party•in the choice of the Members of iota, we uhderstind, has b.:got/tithed, by his will, taxes are, in every qsarter, daily andhourly and they stood whom you are now judging. Napoleon the Central C ommission ; yet it 'is• generally Under. all h is 'titsi"'‘abl• Pr•PeflY, amounting in " e ar l ra pidly diminishing, while the waists of :the Govern- atitaoCed like a torrent, which, swelled at every i n .. st o osl, that if the Doke de Richelieu. would cordially I 4 °1° ( "• a year, to the eldest * 6 " of bless - iki t r ato. f omit canno t be materially diminished, without stout, from the borders of Provence. The King's join his i n te r e s t and forces those of the Re-union the Meibber for Gloucester, with the exception o some measur e, which will make the hollowness of Brother, Generals, •Marshals, were enable to arrest , o f th e R u e St. 110'1104, the : Atniiestry Bill would he small legacies to Ida natural children, of whom (kW the system stand openly osposed to the world. • Isis progress. What d o I sa y ? th e y (nand them- adopted : but he is irreselele. Which ever may he • are twelve its number, and an entoitity of 2001.1v 1 WM. COMMIT. i selves in the impossibility o f aw a iti ng his approach. ' decides he is in irrevocable hostility with• • the o•sootnte ' young Gentleman who resided wills - him sod I' I '•' (To be motioned.) 9 The tied I whom he *Novato' moth attaches.. .et tied The people were misled-the soldiers of every ►de- party. Of two hundred and fifty Pars Rui,alisles in ts -••- - - - 1 scription joined him-and I stood alone. The Como the Chamber, more shall three.fnurt Its are of patrician '! esta . tfs which dertillielcion the Prelettr . Dukevaar e FR ENCI I PAPERS. ,3 I did not inform me of the geooral state of affairs, nor : f am ili e s. In this 'timber ore found all the Duke's t ° au•clmi- a Year. Ili , Grim, wh• is of a Rem -......-- I f its • 0 consequent determinotions. I could not but relatibtis, connections, and friends. j Catholic *laity, we believe Ms-not conformed to Oe PAltte. Dec. its . -The bars of (he Garden of the think that the Court was gone ; and, be-blev, what 1 .. . 'religion (Taw Established eboreh• ; Thoilleries have been closed to-day. could Ido with a handful of troops beset with no-' --"------ -----.- - ':-• l, _We hear-she itibabitautt of the Island of Ct. shr• 'A P. Salts The Reporter of the First Council of War has to. morons eessaties, and sander the influence of a I 0 ... . -• • & , ''e tin, In th,• Wilt ladies have resented Position l' r p a .... Ilamhurgh . ..... day cansv.l General Drouot to undergo an interroga. name mire sacre d i s , th e ir eyes ? Surrounded by u tory. It is thought that the judgment will take the disaffected, cut off by Napoleon, who was nester I 0 ' t +moo •6 FMK* • .. . ..a • • tyJs.elll which must ensue, should' that island he attain dl• '1- • place in the next week. ' Paris than myself, I could not but shudder at the . sided Into two Colonial, und,•r different 11-igi• , There is mush talk of the adventure which hap.. idea of engaging in a civil war slow., and withoot ' , So. lreellAlei DA If.•••ll.lliitai at Ms Pub& Offices.. A work on the hi i f ii ; 1 sli- j ec. v. po..t.ca. economy ht; Pellet, to a jeweller of'' the neighbourhood of the hope. Judging, therefore, all resistance unoctiling, f . .. , ' lately • been published •at Si. Petersburgh, «hies i b '' • p a w s Royal. lie was 'called to a house to carry and' even impossible, for the Royal cause, hurried ! I ' --ss- .• 7 ---. *Rocks the s y ste m of prematurely forcing the ''''''''' thither a valuable necklece : when be canoe to the away by the force of events, I received end publish. l . ", ° , 'l? S I TAII ' ESYLI , N.. • - .. howitii l phid•siry .of nations by the prof ibitiic• , f 1 ri , anti-chamber, It . was saki, that the person for whom ed the Proclamation in question, as an Order of the , _ ~,. _. _,.,. „ ,_,,,,„, . .. .. .4011401 commoditioo, - a wil inculcates the bocefiti t• ' t o _-- .. -- the necklace was destintl, .... e. eugaged in the neat Day, sent by an authority which every one hastened !•-;*- orerawawrowsemmeovionompop.. . Obititig firm the ottreit missal intercourse of eati" .. apartment ; a moment of bra ' was introduced thi. to acknowledge. I again approached thi s fatal wean ,' LONSDO/ 4 /: ', ',"- '''- ch 6 4 .'" A :in regard 10••itussis the author maintains. Olt t'' • thee, he saw there a lasly*lted . on a sofa and near but it was at least to repeat to him truth., which he„ . ' .:d ir vonositae. DICEDDIVE St, loillo -II io : 'Oto‘t AIN? oisg•out system for that r.ffli.• re. ii 0. , tier a handsome yowl man, who begged him to try' had heard from my mouth more than once, and which , e;ae 'who t lie titivate itself to agriculture, anti the takillf i' l r ' ino...b,_, on the necklace to the young tidy. The shopkeeper . then apper.red likely to be listened to. he avanoier The Pa ri s ss_ .of Sund tc_ . c _ erateak i v a li r• L1",.._ raw witevi slit 'which are the produce of it 5' . ... rapers ,Wl . l siss maw s, r - drew tam-, and found it was 111‘ wife. • . iin which I have been treated by Napoli 's ., de„,„„. ~.. . •-•,._ a. . ;., ',um:* i, : We It retelved from other natigais the supp; A /ionise announced this Morning, that the arret! Prates better than all argument, that Iv -a stood not private lettere to the same *stn.: .• ~ .1. ),, 0 I*h ,t . soleim f aes 1 , : .1, • • I •Oell lIPCPSciry 4 0 it s wants. li e re ratatat • , of the Court vf Cassstion has 'been signilieii to M. in need of me to effect the revolution. My es tate . The French Fup40*1144)1j4910,,, 'llh -fit4ll .. /lint no preference h 11 be • to Rs''' , . 12 . , s 60 f given • L ava t e rte; this is . . not correct. If M. lAvelette became again my place of calla. I ' iii • Out 1,1 10 gritted it only on • Five per Cen", hist ...ta, 4 ) 7 7,2 111 .00.0 'S PiNege .that the ships of all nations shall , • k no ws that Ids appeal has been rejected; it is no t by a p os iti ve „rder, to tr , t „,i t to th a t army w hi c h . /obits of this advasseaii.isoewstplel ss at i s 'A di i: alliwod frooly to import their own commorlibes,i li lie . MOre-to that army, w h ere - I sough& the death is'- •from.'' " an official. channel. 'to the private totters, ig„conafflo. is -•-•7 ' •• o, - r g,L ts le , export,tile produce of Russia.. We suspect , They are now melding the hospitals of Paris oc•-• which I should have gloried, but which denied itself 1 , • ...vim Jilt .• reereeklawstaverea of the Russian Gcnernment. Ott.' cot4ed by the sick of'tbe Allied troops. to my wishes. h arm , my that prevails in' tb,' Hovolittiltivievt9 • „,. • t.„,,-. . 'it IL , t w eed that his Royal Highness the - 41 O n my return, faithful to my only principle , of 1 popularityof its neowasmos s .. It is not t .ThetecisiteleasA s ol s b, iiiiiii.to'.Whiitt is e 'allude. Duke of' Angealeme will return to Paris before the ivoidlog the . dietraction of my country, I hastened sa d " 'ah ..' rifl a r , aexuaitta of the a:Y 9 , 'llliritiktiktlysltic4 l Ilitton•rele:' Dec. tO.-Tille mora i n e I Pr : " I n : to intoko,' within those , very wan., a prompt cub- Lou i s' ' 1 d h otilkilhit• d • ' peon/ se 1 o alder , 1 ut .. •,, firtis flayoitt 1 Pelt rat ' 411,' M. d e CI) t • 1 i to? cat an mid to ow otiit,* too 0( blood, mid 1 liStigulfofferta m s b re . 4414 Ito gi sl rates 'is pbscordal, fol'ilim"c • • Ilse split thing de e , a eau.' •In ss snot . , M. , , , . .. ..01 nit , bit: Aclosinistratine t .Oised,, ti le '''"*"*""' • •v• • public.howasi orbiting 'open. after tn . *. o'clock id nt "Cairn, to which be vas. I. N ast' tholwiltes* ut••lormas-stgine. -issol siltyguerselee..te the 4. briand to his itinb.,q w French . . ~, MO' IlUriitkeiie l iWileeleti yr i . , bitiapy4trid cu r ' a 't I tact .car by the King, is talked of. pposn ety devoted to the preservation „r F rance , f totally nog. us of his inteutions •; anietifor the - pre. •-t•i s u • dun piotberlyt, i `totals Aitii'it s s'int'ln else Pmr-, gave to an Esening lected its this circum stance my personal interests sent po lic y of the Government and the declared • It is certainly some wag wh o g a tits. to eat and drink for more than one hour at I "'tilt; . c -• t i Pal 4 4 !* 1 .~ :_ ~~ ~~ lo all Se he' Telles .1