The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-02-05 00:00:00

I - A . t• • .4 • • neatin of atmartiai s that the enemy may probably - ..lllolloach. their gates, aid that ,oa their exertions. the • tegangtion of the city will d e p en d. Having. done • Ip s ,lie eeh as if he really ,conittinit 01- thor4i, f a i .: .:`,:0100. It is not a mere esveriment which, tW *lip s ti , .2 . $ .be makes on their affe c ti ons . tie rei*:-anti ottikity melded Id their eforts the safety of his' iiatelii s ind his son. He takes hismilita mea- • sis OW* refereoce to this object, which he coital it ttleepdy amp l y secured. We cannot bet see in thi s . - . ..-intlitlildataf N.teoLion, a decisive contradiction to all' '.M+! bare bon told, as to the probability of defectiiin 7 asan'iptli aohjects. He believes, with th; fullekt ' nishlll*seis - that they will not desert hiii i iiand be-as ' tirottribieetn be easily deceived iu such ft:iiittitsii.. 7 - 'taking this for granted, as we• think •we may, it s ithreteireter liglik.nst the character of BONAPARTE . and his Government s than whole volumes of either eulogies or censer*. • It is a practical illustration of • the people's opinion ; add .with respect to the merit of - .Governments, the opieiee of the people is the away infaW.ble standar& lifesesertmente I Jesm - good . only its .pruportiou as. they.eontribote to the Itappi •ness of the poop' ; and hil•eigard to their own hap.. vices, the people cia never be mistaken. The Paris . Panel's Celalkill an 44dress to the Esteems REGENT from the Officers of thilpiatlenalGuard. The WA Papers ineeited this; day contain an Address of Marsluti Bute n* to the Inhabitants of the left bank of the Rhine. it is chiefly remarkable, es it contains a. distinct recognition of the misting. 'authorities and laws in this part of the French Em. pire. This, of course, has rendered the war faction a little angry with the Marshal. His former Prot* oration was a great deal more to their taste. We trust the tone and spirit of the Allies will never be regulated by that of the Three Journal—the lead ing organ of this faction ; for the degree of its dis approbation is no imperfect criterion of the justice and reasonableness of the tneaseres on which it cont inents. Lord Carmen:titan arrived at Frankfurt on the .15th, and set tout for the head-quarters of the Allied Feweveiges on the following day. These Papers contain MAW the Thirteenth Roped of the Silesian Army. French bad been driieti across the Saar and the Nitwit,. Ais e ls.Chapelle bud bred entered. The' sarrisons of Louvaitand Mechlin had been surprised. lattleeinest surrounded ; and there were brigui.les boriptipfiletburg and Thionville. There is in the Diallak rs it speci fi cation of the contingents to be fain - t by the different States of the ithenish Con sii federation. A considerable part of these.troops are nlreedso- its the geld—the whole amount will be 14500 men. , : Weyesterday a n n °num' that thetmhargo Law had been passed , by the American Legislature. We have this datilksicogitil the inipertant CiaUSel of the Bill, to. ' = t _she citconisteacee *Welk et= 0 2 . it passed bra raejority 448. MeassitpWille resorted to on the eve of a nego • kaas, very ,naturidiy, to the opts that **great confidence is felt by the Minim itrelllMlN of a pacific 'lase Wilts stegeciation.. Ur. lice** -Anntwaron, who has been under or- Alen to return to the Continent slue* ‘Vedtiesday; Val to set out last night On his way to Kiel, with the Ratification of the Treaty of Peace with Deumark.— He will, we understand, after having exchanged the Ratification with the Danish Minister, proceed im- Itediately to join the Cnowsr Panics, wherever his Royal Highness may be. bfoestatm, attended by the Count D'Esc.tas, has boded on tne coast of Holland. The t* .mmander in Chief has directed that 'the assegai/U - 13g the E s tablishment of the Royal Military College should be postponed from the 31st of Janu ary to the I2th of February, and the same has been notilSed by the Governor, Lieot.-General Sir A. Hun t, emeordingly. The Tennant, of £4O guns, Captain Lord elks. SANS at. Chatham ' will be ready to proceed to se a about three weeks. -It is said that a greet many American ships had itadeevoured to escape the restriction on their sailing, but most of them had been captured by our cruisers. —The Ijragon s 4'07.1 guns, Commodore BARRIE, had been extremely fortunate in meeting with these fugitives. . . The Fair 44finerican cartel, was to sail shortly After the Bth ult. from New York to England. Soon after three o'clock yesterday the Panics Rammer held a Court at Carlton House. After the sigual efifeltOniell his Royal Highness held a Privy Copodi,which.was attended by all the Ministers in town.—The ceremony of pricking the Sheriff's, front the tint formed in . the Gust of Exchequer on the atilt' of 'November, was then gone through.. Pont Loma, M4nityrtvs, AVG. 21.—This place haek . for tome time pest presented one continued sceas of amusement and festivity, occasoned by the arrival of Lord Motet, in the Sterling Garde, on the 11411 'instant, on his way tAndia. Nothing can. eiried' the cordiality of the Jeception which his Lordihii has met with in this colony, and his affabl. litylmatisseillating manners have made the exertions sod expesree lavished to entertain him appear an ho ntapcX : ow his deserts. Immediately on his I „ciftrival, all the troops, cattsisiing of four ralert °Meted In from the out-posts, and vrdilvt4.ll ll m l oil VIM .parade, on the 12th, the . Pailibiltwattt'S ilthib4ify, on the Champ de Mars, diiir Nkfili of Port Louis, amidst lin int. labi:fi l llreleton. After the revie w, his A' a litititary Levee at the OovernmeAl • . , occasion all the Mem of WIN priligkewftistsiglocea : the Civil Authoritiesitid beenjeneetti6Anroeding day. On the Me. in( lire pica - fete was given at die Go vernment Hots, which was attended by wards of one hundred individuals, and every this. Coats" , bated to give the most killiaat Oka . Sr ,'"12. r5 ... • .. ..''. 1•... *4 f •'. - - .ki-f,•• -.4. • • •4. • -4. :.--:, • •.. . •47•„ :: Villitsk. • .4- -,.. ..• . • i . • , '' .. A ' 0; 4" -: •• . - • . f• " I 'o - • • - -' ' • ; S. . - - .:. .; • r . ') .- '. • . . „. , • . '.. -- ' . • - ....... - -''''."..... .• ‘• ~. • • CI .• , - . • -- .. - - - - . - .. ........--- - - -- • —....---.......... . , • .- - ''.- * • :.: -.•—_...---- , - . , . . . • AVAL' rfirittridiGENtrii'• ' -..') -r' • j To 'vas' : ,T111 ; . ' I 4 I Si •-• • •T ' ESMAN, ;' TO ritiltitXrdenftlrrOPll4 ft . 0 .. ~. I . ' " -- ;26;- . -•-• • . ' l' i • 4 % .ft SIN t 'rMli r , '' l er 4 * ....:: ~ rI. , ' • •.' . ' ill ' t , s' its la - • : ..: • "r"' --. iO4 -," • • - \ .:""2 s- '' bit Pita. s.-'Pot back * 4 1 4 w 4wi tl e it - . Sin,- - -;lll6 • *iiiiaW l et , Yeti)Spoitnt, ..- .' ' •• - . 111- . , • . . • ..,- -I • • -.....".• -•ettuyt- , :astatt-et ~ Sitiopra, with a etiovoi Iti;sisp44 Aele ieste - ' 'W.V. ' ' iiiiihl . 4,:ned be,. •. 110 'i litlt little in rusltM . 11, •-•,.".., ;; 1 , 3 - . ' 4 ' 7 --. 'Lliii• ;''''• • •. l .l4 - 071 ' • • , „, . . • . .. , 1 Sr Holland. -Sailed the whole .- of 'Ole mitoard-bnmed nte- lads ' 4 ' - ' • '- • 'hP' l ' ' • '.'' • ' ' - I " wlis rasi,liscatiti te em in Gob' ;t ll •DithBl • ' ;haelpg, ita i. 111111111i l ee thaotmett, tsattsports, &c. wider osearts at. the Grltoe s! ° 11 1' ; bell itegiefer, for hday, the 15th ult. where it ref .- 40 . Thv itit:ll 'filler to . .' oit4e • . 1 orwor Rod Nymph cutter, to Portoompusts,l,,aips lfis.Majesty's 1 , is e,.s i ssiss A r74 , oB ,. elentlerwltiels it justly deserves, and I At ' , f ,th i ll i i tik * it iilhoe r, 11144 shitis Bermuda are Thracian, ois a graltrarrimpitatiseolke. *ter • • ' stone lugger from the Roompot. • . . , .. , • ... . wilitia* . smigralso Meet mithieglartnnt fodi, 4 - iisto ghstaittiiannt,olk , ',other • ' ; ',on . . • • ' • - • • • 4 41 wit the,f'reo l ' ' mush be gioeies• i. isf ,my,teteraierse with jtourrtif, - 4ndletliers . . .i ,- .• . 1 . P9IITIMPCUts. Fan.4.-Arrived the "opiate and Griper, ha . b .: A . I _ 130Arli . 1 .r ata they of th e high e r c las s e s , for noOlgy 44 . 110 K !domed . . ' • ft ipal the iiiistwird. -Sailed tlO Etbilioci irigisie, with atiOul 40 1 env •w 0 8f0r• ,t, a .: . . li i'' 4 l 4Fils • ~901:1 Y • . 1 13- 'Mild Perla! ant • ildiCoustious of i'se ' 9 ' ISiatiiii ._, ~..c• „,•,_ _ , _ • 4 1 41 . ,_ . _ .. .... gi let (....1- eV sail of transports, for Passage s ikbas 11 :jetty ' s ships blouse rev, %-....,T,..ev0100n, or hnao;dat; or all his i iktilt44o4etuflijr fatiOU'Ai)iie to trse ()libel noir. . Ctiroat , loa l aitil , Rnta, with a 11-et fie the West Wits!. liet• micelles& institutions, while bare not acted, °pm lit • saffispa . rt s . ' of &suing. aid ei,ps4tulatis4 ' 4liitllallte ' work ' Mittl ! slf itar. with a cativo)! fo'r IlermatlO ouil the.* 1 and while ha makes his own will 4he only rile of Itiighsti end the bighaitkhene4 Arettigikilieno barna Wads ; Saint Hydra, and 4111 4 1164 for toe fii , l ll6 I Ids actions." Where is the proof that he makes his I dsti on s v ..lk o n i , the •rprispatirgrstibramisi'• r ev :01.1. l r v. , . , 111 ; 9 46ierkan mane° 4 Hasare eriatite,' ' f; Cork; Mono 1 1 " a P' 444 own *ill tile-rule of action? '!let this' Gentle-1 feea the pose isi• hllet4eattateirplintirti lin" , war, to the we ne, westward ; and lisanibal, &sho Wubrcroae, i man is above prtf, he does' not delLin facts, per. proof,* tilt a copvidi4eltliational ' 'Galt • . , • 'll - mid Swinger, for of Chectsurgh.-Came i n to harbour kis Ma- -c• lii ._ ll ‘ e m .. • " Virliat sigulies 'then, I ask thelitilit interest of 'art •• . .tilloge iii 1 1110 • . jebty's slip (late) Tigre, blarlborangh, mid Melporeet*.- Went F t ,iillifild s. / . / .. r mil of hat hose the Hope, posomerseeesiistoseiri.-immo. his .: ,r ' t i . i f !itp e,liserticaes so often made addiese t riejny haring e s *PA", f'-aMr.Wd411,,,"41A0 • . . jesty's ship Albacore is appolabd env** liberßrizill. - • r . PT*. , 4 gorturits Yong readers to his I very 11dogst, „daises:in sociityr *ne t . -tettlllitatigeeg o „ •• ..f., *t 4 J -s; !!+4ll.- ';,.-,-- . . ilinfelllrlea;end when they. bate read it, I ! rattled fieftirentiately applied.. *Mrfididtheelle:the • • 4 II Finesnebst, Far. t....ebeehtie Adventure packet; for bill two* them to Miss ANNE PLumeTat's dia.; Kitioilikeiding to the 'letter bf f illeil h iliFeillfery • i PtYingleVfn entail Isel ef bariline. she an fent - of, end ent . - achilier i efOßAP . AßTE,*RtfhliftikßitOr - the last volume Rybrit, Was lilt] before his Mxiitaitrirtith vied askirtheiewsprk of the'Reeststion traiwport. .i..- .r.; • t • • 01 liti l4 , 4 "rhree Years Restfettee hi Franier .. **iire i Aviary, 1814.; , and a Coo , of tlksi 4 • 446, Age.. • l • Ster !beet with name t r i :;a4facts (not surmises and r 04V iiitfi a letter to.tios Prince of WultfAluarintsd 41' • The Paragon, Frostarrins Hull to Lisboa, struck ,-, ,4 • ..-- , •,., I, • ' • on she Kelltialt Knock ota-Tllieedey, and . oas aimo- i I highly hone, I: to ,the Emperor of •lisitt!p); t• were vet/ etitik,ingly prosentitekby Ake ~, , i • • if Boned by thicrew. 4 " . ' . ' . lid Wiltee, taw*" .prnbity and impar- .....9114tittfolaa, thin , 1 / 4 4 1j4 • Highness,- hisoltt thr t. i . .. of Mr.litkons anillneaghtto the test, while W is . '•:•-p Became Keger * 4l CirA the Ai r lieetibt *it tame intmoUal kpplialitiqi . r . 11, 0 e higher diesel Iff," = r EaustY.Lanz.:-Wild Oats was acted here, last it wn Msw Mlle credkialsiityto him. . • • night again, and was gives out for representatieti lin I ilytall Purill'illes s. " l "nri.L . I thosi,,ge.,.Sir Geoucti.telstir end thi c Atbikigf . I on* ed. be ; read by. all 7 R iCitatdpo, w hen the y . iespec tiro! y ackilOwi . edril • , ; Wednesday next amidst loud shouts of applattosa= s - altie t wishto f ou nt their opinion ins Via. • ..• .. "4 " 4 " r'. -. llllkich that both' tlfe idea end Illeapcide of reforming were 'lle characters were sustained with the same ditty ' ,just nava will be anxious to de. juettpe.. is new to tlae s ir l ininds,, ilet!, My first treatise ,ois the I by the different porfoimers al tie expresse..A on lb* ' • I I first night of its revival. to ail men-rto enemies u well as te•feetiod".o- subject 4v ;s Pet into theiditands. _Matti* Gteci el IttcumoNo 'mop afternara!tpublished . le. the . 1 14 1 00s*. • ' COvenx-stattnerr Timaine.-11tr. Kum *Li sp. &Rowing is frotn the work I refer to t-1 ,04 ' The • supported ify arguments Which never boa* * and i • peered last night at this house, in the aril chit_ .... r PousoNtAc,' says Mr. ll uabos,' of Mbrpeth, I 1 isacter of Brutus, for the first time thin' ' • •114. 'us fair and ets ndid work, en aid 2 life of 80. , in which never . can be refuted, is *ell bony'' ' . • .we, l' . 1 - • , house was, as might be expected, ere G*l .to Ns rite t •th his , i s I F . . f ~ , 1 the strictest conformity with , ti ii • laid • ••• • t 410/RTR, . who, wi r, bra ~ war Itecep 9 ORI as ' down in the treatise alluded to.. , . • _. • : ~ -'. Overflow. In this character, the'excellente tit Mr. On the topic of my otvn po li c*, ira„ **king .my , ' i KENNA has been so often the theme of eulogiudi, 0.11111 ,, . concerned in the o plet 4'. NEIDOR. and • I; that praise cannot now ascend higher than to say, g o lsonoitaas-zor I_ ho rtroetablishmeott 0( ate eastaa• rchr tour of last winter, as well as of the kest . policitot • • s iemains fully equal to his former self. The Rennin baring been acquitted,. while hibelnee • brother was ... ' ' all true and enlightened frituds.to iteforro f littlit i shall here be said. Being, bitterer, of .opiniotti , '•dignity of soul; the conflicting emotions of patrio. condemned, went to BONAPAdRTE, and requested ear- f I • that there did exist in the nation excellent meterials fez i tism and affection; the struggle between the .stn *fly that his life might be - ac crptiltl; instead of his composing a potent phalanx of.real i and-actOo fcienda !bee of freedom: and the 'tender overiotelogiila Tier's ; ur g i ng t ha t h e l a t fi l o • .I . ant to Reform I thought it sound policy lo ,grove-this . 4 , humanity ; reqoire no ordinary mind for thelendee iti ..„ .sly dependent on him, quate representition• • yet in rio character is.. , i „ . . w h o wou ld now h e , y experiment, ,and to the - extent o( my said tou t 4 •dtd prore it. Here it inrf be remarked, thlt, in of to • . i - • 1 :- RIVBLE more eminently successful. TERO' "frown holpiesenpion the wide *Geld; afkiireatl • he t•. •. ... tgtoal i cporeptions(particoo.rb• wheattanyeannot *4 's t;"been : , ntiounced for Vossfos, but Youxo's malt bad himself no tie to reader his life'of any import: i s i ostid, one! support of their gather), no* demote! • •• -•,• !pected return to limn put him in posiession of dint mice.' So far," e k s-ys..NNE PLO/1101'1%E l 4 . 4 Mr. BoanON rililart :Ammon mpg( ;, and tbeteit Ola seen% ~. • character. lie performs it exquisitely. It is p 1,04 mates to the infinite honour of the younger Po. tbeeli - cif the - eigaiiment, great .as it • nes, . , • • . . . ! high praise, yet it is not beyond his Merit, to to* _.• i • t ,what.there poisgond ground to have hoping • Ltomac; but here he leaves the story , the • is p w i th un- .., - , that the Brutus. of • KEileLlt is net aoperior , 4*, .. Tor some places aottelat.of information, or tiotio i• ~.•_. pression upon the reader's mind, that Itistprayer was ... )..„ • _ . Cas.tiv.. of Ydpito. For sock 'does are -en dity-, 0 proodice, le •a half-measure partysepirit ~ be seen togetlifirto so meth advantage, end 4 . s granted, and that/ivr•fts execatielvibilsestad tint . , please which they Oeteiveddisea grepst iiinsmiti• i Prevail upon himself to add, what injastitu he on4lit . sOresailad ;;; but after . ; ail such ceases of defale Violas , ' which.em4q t ba.considerod. as . a mere postponing ti '. , ..•' • •• , ' Public taste. CONWAY is *fare Attlhoity . .. ' to have added, that a free i:nrcha was granted by r111.40 1 1410,4P0t, the Politiopp• a bleb aune to my blot - 4 1 spectable. . Boti*vaivir to both theMessienrs POLTEINACi." ham& atom, peke a..muteetrnll of more time,Asee • Yesterday a ballot was taken at th e Fast auto! .C. Again, " Mr. Boloox has asserted, that 4 all over hundred mad thirty alionsaud valunteerae - lau.4llli s t. :• • ' House, for the determination of the following q r Francelhegens d'armtspatrole the high roads by day uninfluenced, volunteers.. . . .:.,,-. • : ~.:;3 / 4 % . .4.• •;. ... 1. tion, viz.:-••" That this Court approve and c ' ! Btod by night, stop every tretwillor to examine his •••„ il, it'llub . thee,. from this , ;ell ..litpiteg-, • t ,% ~ - • the following ResolutiOn of the Court if Meg i Om, and are actmontsibie to no 'hue but theirGeneraf ,;;vile by a piivate person, without. the ; `'''';'2l • L • •• . ! the 19th of January, 11114 t via.--Revolved ht •-• i Officer for ttati excesses . they icornmit,' From my unduly infltiencing a single- isitnen being, .• , 5 . • , ; bolsi, that shfa Comet yilt Into coresident* - l is enabled to say to tnose•efothe Nobility 44 • ... - • 141 - 61O'ffft ithrne • •i--i- lead iii • • " ' • who' .f rt •• - - .r.,,, • ostotiiimute, * 1141( : .4.. rai/ 1141 0 4 wa l k, °11 .t 4 J )redue0 1• ' *eaored •Co air, r,voigtleasen uro a . . . ~... •ts h , ,_.•. ,• ....., I ne tow% viol, from their steAlo4oo.- letctpki. • ...4.. ' the shoetree of Commandet.in-Chief at Bombay, to 1 tosPiariella . . - - “Nliatbeit'leollillbi 'by an d_th e i r own , i fligu.l9 v, t , becomes . ~ litre, is ' .. 1 i his capture; and to his subsequent appointment at: the gent d'armes. IwilletrannteoTto'y stay in FninCe, i gi ii r an i k a le at tonat i tu t lo i a MAili y os op .. • . eik . .: . • 1 Iladrta l is of opinion , that the sum of ',soot. only i I travelled over move tban'2oeo Miles, sometimes in • a s yo 'd attp il l i' at their. head, will 11,44 , al4 triple . 'be given to Sit THOMAS Ristor, in place of 3,3001.1 a private carriage, s o metime s . 4V /P s ".. i lil l g 6ne " ;. 1 , their ttemberi, r i p pidly crowing tom ieststlem itreogto as originallyptoposed by theCoort."-At SIR 441414 :SO Ihltt if %Audis asserted by Ilk Ettesnet Arere true, ii n sh e peaceable : ration of public : opinion, Tag . the glasses were finally closed, and the serallneties I could not bit have seen Hi ' SOWN It-W:lad, ihat! 04 ,, f ,- 4 . 31 . to. . i ,„„„ c „Of th a t h ot ly, G oa • . ; reported the numbers to be, ••1 as a woman I was, pelllsfpt,. puma tie*, yet,24eri e g halty ipatte.thp, w 0 end its parts, lie mode not t. . i Par the question -- • 181 - 144 that th e abortion is sq ually ontripanltlf rd . d ja i r: thi e ele , hp; iikeirA ; the ;Knit! itod the foot ; all , 1 1 Against - - - - . - 348 , - I to Men, I'ol.'l never ltdetilled•bot•la ilid emopany of e a l f a ll;rj ec " aarysi a ogjk ,r sose piete eiholo.,..seir.pie. ~ . .__ - 1 . .. Mnjnrity agfihmt the %seldom .4. 167 - !gentlemen, and they wore 'no Mot* *tipped by 'the . 1 6734 t f un, ' biguivi'aust.,hecOvne the slut) of A ll, shall ti m ... I. We think it oer 'sputa! duty to caotion.fito publin . Lens d'armes than myself ! " . , • i ete sa k f isi p7 . the hand, :Vanua] ..aidi I . .ticspiqe 5 ter t . • against rushing upon the ice of the Thames , for sage ' Now , Mr. ' EDITOit; 'I big SIN: * Tattoo" to s iirb gay to the foot,' Lato , is tlty,e(ratim,atchrace , 4 ~. 1 : days at least. The present state of the motto wilt i give all this a good explanatioh, suchtis overt man no need of thee? Ile3sen, in its inercy,.,lavert from occasion higher tides than during the last week, the ',of kinour would like to see, or no longer to call lfis , , our infrerkgsoantrr . such , wait of wtsdosn.! , May 4 1 ' effect of which is now secret and unobservable -so 1 wait at Life of Bonaparte," for otilkAilse, 'lt ' a u . the naefAws of tlidAraily-politic•iiiiiik only of the 1 that the most dreadful accidents may be apprehended. i May as well be called, " A Life of the Mau .In the eAmmea iluti.isiuniun and cordial co-operation!' 1.; ' . On the Itith, a detachment of the 95th, or tifte .; hio - 5 4, , So far for Mr. BURDON ; but now nay pen "B u t tS• our great surprise,-and mine in candour, . ' 4 . - I ' corps, marched into Lewes from Shorn Chile, and': it in hand, I will produce a few move ippotations I freely acknowledge--lit _ support of /Our elan of .. ' &r peat Morning proceeded to Portsmouth, there to from Miss Putnervat. BONAPARTE his s :Placed the 1780, lion' proposed to he revived . withoot amend. t a ' `tanbark to join Lord Wuxi/enrolee army. ' • Jells and the Catholics, wheieeer hi s Affl uence has men u Or alteration, • you have,le teems, found a most ! o,f • Bois-le-Doc is a city of Dutch Brabant, on the ' extended, upon the same footing as the rest of his admirable "precede/it," an equal Reform entirely junction of the Domino( and the Aa. Its name in • pe opl e; all equally admissible to all civil offices.- . to your taste, in the Parliamentary change which i ' the language of the country, is liertogenbusch, , (Can his !Or aid of England ?) In making the took place at the limos ifibe - Uoitseu :both here and •, I .- 1 inswing ltois-le- Doc, that is, the Duke's "Wood, , Et Mi r of, Eevenia King, he engage d - the new in ,Ircland ; and ,you.ate islkiat.yojsr praise of out 'soot! was so called from its being built in a woody 1 Molibith to abolish all invidious religious distinc- gieitstatesman, Mr; P • .l4r haying carried 46 ,ghp t t ,- I- country, where the Dukes of Brabant used to enjoy i dons, by putting his Protestant subjects upon the sividsertort of a bur i al :vitas boroughs ;" '‘ - . •.•- the diversion of hunting. It is about 18 miles from auitelooting, lb* he had himself pot the Protestants ~. thni, --TIT i n a safe an d ogectuai manner , parioo o otit , m ' . Breda. in Prince . In Prussia, be did the sae for the l i Irish Reu *. resentitiou." But, rather unfortunately ii -. . _ • . a LivErt.tvoitx.•:--The most important event to this. 1 ()Rthollts; when he restored the vanquished *inertia licit. ,theyedit of this " precedent," the able histo. t . • - ‘! ' : sical literure that has occurred for some time, is the to the Throne, he stipulated that article for tNe Ca- non o flaisb . Representation, who bestows on tbe n ,i • 'discovery of en Rodent librasy at Gleam*. In the tidies. " I hare," says Misr Pittitrrat, " found ~a n a l y sT o'it it fa ll 20 pages in credo, entertains. Si. , ceure of the last year, a retigioes society was dia.', speed as free in'France as in England. I bate heard i very di Ire Ai °pillions.; for l eftleapplalning the ma. • t solved in that city, and its asitectitin •of books and fp . t i ersobs deliver their opinions on Ro --NAPARTE and his 1 noeuvring' thil. Was qactised,. under pretrial ai. : manuscripts transferred to Breslin, by order of thet ih %usstomeol, Whether (arbitrable - or unfavourable, 1 lowing representlittres to tfurtbone cities tiliwns 4 ' King of PRUSSIA. Professor SOMMIDAR i s employed kt I pslvate companies, and in the most public places, ' F of greatest petits:Won t end highest mob-Ibrahim toi l .. i 1 ' ! examining and arrsagiog these treasures. It appears ' - eaten i g irked% and" in the most 'mixed societies, la t tax .k e ; It torus oitt that fifteen of - them, althongie s .„ ; ' that the nianeseripta are in nensber 500 ; 300 of i . witimat tliilleg u regerve." But, Mr. EDITOR, I refer very papillae*, and greet • COntributors to taxation,. . t 1 which are decretals,pepol Wie l and directiorts for t om '. tke wholet# r Readers; my object is truth a n d ha only /stake sicr-ar.r.cran voters each ; and ! . hitt ' 1..1 , - k . vemonial observances, °fake rest,Boare classical,betift ;• jet% j • -: .' ' .Yoneli .‘• _a. ,in the whole; above toicnts of the thirty-Meg usti i at • 1 Latin. Amongst the latter Is a manascript of Cscaao, t which, though of no very antient date (perhaps no Wiii; et .' , •r.' . ..' ,- ,Ar'T''. this • '• , moment borough% as rotten as Old Seria l. lre,i 7 • "," 1911111.1 ' - ' 4 t. ' ' '' 443 .." ' '''' mouth, or Helkstoo. So that in all these inetatices, . ... 1 i earlier than the twelfth centary), has evidently - ' been Thii versatililli oriiiient of Mr. taints beyenta he is constrained to say, "'this is nearly a 'total it- . . . . I -transcribed from an original,ineell sore paw than t all Mutiny/le. Wean e assured that he Closed his engage. ; umerton of the interference of the people pi the t 1 'guy hitherto known to bein eaisliatitt..4(43llo 'luny the ~.eisit lit the Ex . stet Theittre, by perforniing ShyloEk : choice of Members of Parliament." - 1. treatise De Natters Deorgas lomat ' Alin col.:' c all in•thif play . ; .5,1A,14 Is the musical faits', and Berle- i , And speaking of the peeolter mode by which : • *. 111 11 kited by Professor Hateetwao, ted, " 4 ' the • ',or tie iellie petstoisboe! " Can meth' a youth he a 1 coun ty f ree h o ld s are "ienesithrcd, he says, "I .' . t • I, ; , use of his pupilm • The readings 014 teithlfilts are, r 401 1 14 .?” trAPtothe question allturellY asked-- consider ' it as ontr tor tilt' Omit lit rnicious practicer - .. . 1 excellent , and the Mame are aittilippllie. A new Tont 'Md. soetrao actor as we' havenst .ltilien, t h at has ever been ta t me ee d the operations of' 's _ . -... I . . ' edition of Creases works are. kJ sentemplation, of *All in answer . Mr. XIA If tr neplko:_ . Vie iislitiat machinery : ..pe re d uces th e e l ect i ve fia ir heini 410 . 0 _ i ' which this valwabismaeoscript-willikiillbe basis. late . ..lases Erma, the mimic. His fall& Nita. 4int near to ty 'universal ietrage, to a population Whe t ' • • .., 1 &lse brothers was an Architect, and hisacre fit/lot' . MascuairlTA, • Fs.. , 1.- - -Tholiflghtlyer coach ef . • „,,, . by t h e very instrument by which they are m . I ' from York, doe on Saterday ddilliation, is not yet was* du niftier of lb. facetious silt eccentric ut" nell i ylirde are reduced to a most abjcd sift& . -ojt ; I: arrived.-We hear ,it is deloyailla . tremendous RtvlitAtl.T.tact. The yeas% man was himself eda_ kettlr In shorts from a full investigaat .', . , snow-drift on Bleckstone Edger also drove eased ailton, Mid went treats t he nc e i n to oar Pro. , th . .. . ,t o made bn spot ent.:wittilhe bolt •Wean , * i s t i i .• 2 ~.. ~ , I •, 1 bra the York mail coed, it'.iitift -Ilk place en gisnelni•!ben treti • 'obesea ilk! utlitrft! 4 _ ll P 4r f_V l , owl eilgt„ It deaily appeal', on ,41se authority ~ , t I S day warning i Wolf 0 011 1 61.44 9 11 5 11180 d fuck" . ____,____‘ 117,11166 117 4111 1 . 0 111 71 eklesdp li 7** 7„, , a, ,„ ~ . c. W t scitriat.n, that it isscercelyia figure of !speech, i , Sund ay it Liddeborough, it utensil bille liefferttelsk tsf Iss"'"ws'' • • , -• 1- • ' '' ' '' ' :` - oil thg'nentbsal freeholdnraogargiand a swinish ,• with the pastianger4vililphiU g :t e v i t • Tbs-diontsier, 44'4- 011111Prildabtkk !stud are sooris,oisaft e 4 e etnitiiiis at lid r loom . lo b o haw* condoling* etdift 4 s eta itt . -•-• " 11 • Lufmt l e • ele ' 49 LE' 0 t . 'a whin, aod. lied to vote_as. vo i , . . II thisgoota t. • pimaresly In Illiallametto' Lon. Tbis llilessiby , ott .. . . • tits term; . ibe lash. .09 . • ' l t4=4 ,,,,,.. whey. fiawdreurie , r non. Air- .. aasettup-can only 'reckon ap • I as% OW. thee* • Serati 4 Awl iitithi tk tin Of Heil the. , ; ' 44 0 . 13 0 4; bk . 14.00,r45, are independent,, r i i. 4 i iit A ii =lt theibililliiiiiii et dif aeon really' virt.loo levrike I, a 4 • J . 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