The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-09-20 00:00:00

all due submission to the Noble Dukes notions of honour and friendship, we take leave to say,. that we scarcely know an act more deserving of teprobation than that breach of confidence and deli. berate malignity, which could voluntarily publish and deposit in vengeful hands a pritate letter,l4- dressed by an unfortunate man to one whom he con. ceived his Mend, and a MON of Lonoor. But who could em)tet any thing better from the sputiclos di. sc emlints of the STUARTS?. The extracts, which we gibe elsewhere, from Private Correspondence, will be found extremely interesting. PARtS, Scrr.l7. COURIER F.XTRAORDiNAIIY, Sul day Mnrniug. sterday these was a Council of Ministers n hick !sited two hours. Afterwards his Majesty took on airing to St. Cloud, and returned through the Bois de Bow!rine. A t orophiet entitled, ti On the Ministry," has been stiz«l at the house of the printer, whose uame is r.t r it. The preparatory measures for the sitting of Ai ,Chamber of Deputies are mid uded. It alp. at g decidedly that AlawsLal Ney will be tried at die Falai. de itottit P. Lett. I% from Galin mate, that the bombardment of f„,. 1 bogno on the 12th September. A part OI ti e city ['Mich p. Sulu Vend.ains, in order to distinguish them selves bong the iirmy of the Loire, wear a white curkstle, with green uporn-.the edge. It is certain _that the Cettosoir Diet will opro its 'Whigs at Frankfurt the to a Formidable.armaments are spoken of as fortoiqg To'k°Y• bet. obeltin.t What Poser I: n "1 known. It is altirmedvbas-toads drove been ph red at the disposal of the Ilieitter of Wotshiv, to ply oil the arrest . , of the Kcetteciastir4 . day. General Willett has had a' private autlilore with the Kin. The Emperor Al. , ..ateL.r and Prince Louis, duke of Au%trio; paid a viAt esterday to the Duchess of Angnolerne. They write from Rheim., that the city soorms with troops, atscl•that the Camp dr. Veous is raised. PARts, Starr. 17.-0 o the day of Saint Count Menton, Goternor - of the Nii;itary School of La Fleche, on the inauguration of the ta..t or the King, made a laconic speech, which sezo . .iols as of the chivoloic eloquence of old times. Ile sn:d, '• No scene cast equal that of t0..414) : it is the fete of S. Louis in his domicile. 1 place upon a new pedestal . Vie image of 1,5 X VI Ile" The K;tag of• Spain has, it is said, by his Miodstet Estraorditiary at the Court of France, offered the Golden Fleece to the Duke de Berri. The garden of the Patois Royal was shut op fur several days in consequence of the disturbances which took Witco Ln Sunday last. The day before yesterday, in the evening, it was opened till eleven o'clock, and the peace was not disturbed. Many Journals have announced that the Royal Sitting would be preceded by the verification of the Powers, and put off till the Ist of Octob?r -we ■re authorised to contradict this assertion.—( Mon& term) It appears, says the Journal of Ghent, that nego ciations respecting the peace are carried on between the King in person and the Allied Powers, and it is dial, that the King has adopted this mode of negoti ation from the advice of his Minister. Mr. Wellesley Pnl., insists 01/4•11 the concessions which it is the in. teiest of E:•rnl►e, an.l in.re particularly England, to retrire from Franee. Baskin the nine accused perentis who WPM set at liberty at NI ir,ei:leg, I %venty whose innocence seemed pretty evid,ht, It,ld rece;re.l from the Prefect, a prorni•e of th. •111 1.0 I isdit'g*itCP,; provided they would infottn him all !Noy {oleo/ 01).,ut the plot, 'which being dune; the pi isoners were pruviaiunally set at liheriy. A report wa♦ spread at Rethel. that four Prussian sadlrrs were Lilted by hr•il.nnts in a village near that vily. The g tic ison imm.diately nar relied wain,' the vidsge, but the NI qui-, informed of %%hat had tikes place, pre them tat- meeting arcompinied by an in terpreter. He vitiritired the Commander that the re port was false, and that no murder had been com mitted. The Pru.d.itts were satisfied with this and retired. The Journals of Lausanne hate lately announced, that Swiss soldiers were to garrison Iluitinguen. howeter, from Mulhausen, say, that the Artliddl:e John will not permit a single Swiss soldier ta enter it, because soldiers of that nation insulted Fie . :lch soldiers Olt leaving it after the capitulation. Plirnte now, nmsnonces the surrender of the fortress of Schelestadt to the Allies. [BRUSSELS. AVIS FRANKFORT PAPERs.] SEPr. 7.—Our Commissioners In Paris Eire already puked op one hundred chests of works or arts and sciences letters from this capital. BER LIPS, Sr.ev. 12.—The Russian Lieutenant- Ge,set4l and Minister of the Police, M. von Bales. cEnif, is gone through here on his way to Paris : he cnines from Petershurgh. Some private letters flom Paris say, that the celebrated antique horses from Venice have been at length taken down to be sent back. The Parisians *Dahl willingly have hindered it, hut seeing that it was seriously resolved 011. were content with murmarit.g in secret. Paws, SEPT. s.—The packing up its the Museum [ Lod libraries goes on rapidly. Prniatinga p copper. a a a Is it I) K ct I. la n- ts in lit D. nR as .er iM be 'l' tE S ' PxYl`s3 • M"~Ir. . e . .. l earnt at stake; lamely, the . eel,. lietiment o IA Clete PaIIitSTRI.IN ON BLAU:KWh:ATM 1 . ._ ,__. We *teed yeeteitley that Wilson, at the corn - racier as the first pedeetrian in Great li , itein. Thii . will . be the tenth dayof h' 'walking , and 1 rne4iceonent of iris teak on Monday morning, was ei e ,he cootlinues We wil l hi tremely still.. • and ' a waren tlyhake it leek finished one half • • . die n s ee s eee d, a car. ' i o f his task.—ait eyent . egaittst_ whiCh geese odds Were rumstance which Mire be attributed to the urifavour- , efft:red: The cog able ground to Which he had been driven on Sun. notteirti declarse s that the event of ; thoe day's labour will; in egreit * Measure, decided's, day, namely, a public road extremely uneven, a n d , business ; for, if he Gtrioilses It with lb same algteue e e p oses i t o a ll t h e ia c a,„„f et i ers of an :d e test iner e he has bithertri displayed, they enteiteiti Uri datibt whelmine &ru s h o f enrious increased Ai the day that he Sill ultimately succeed: advanca, how ser f hire crier:tie , Ind at i .In priori, %Vasco& deei not certainly eoleve ' 'i to i mile, with apparent ease, doiog half.past two last morttiorg he conipietest his fiftieth : oar timid te.sPitestinee of a tria l e•li' lib l e .°' muse tee last two n o tes 1 endscular'eSertieis. Ile Is ihrirt in stature, iiilil4 no in eight-and-teteety minutes. Ilia' task accom- : te"ns: will made;io lishe hiishovildeiri are rather liiirld; D e er, oil 'l.e flesth d, he was carried t o th e h ous e at M r . John , in ii fotk a chair, . but his arms are slqproisoirtionately tong : idi legs . tui eereired , and thighs are a akwartila hung !defter, and in roue ervery necessary' atteroien. Ho was attended by a sequence hisgate . or pace; is of a shuffling adding me l ee,. Ee l b y a medic a l gentienea„ named Lucas description. The Soles of kit fiet ar e stniight, and tilto ceattsitted his feet, and juoitousiesq them', Iva -et" motion of his e l te* 3 is stiff. To appearance he the exception of a triable 'excoriation, perfectly seems to walk but sletyty'Vfidt blrittittopting to want beside hint, the decelstion becomes mittifest: Ila in- . 11111 ".i"ed• Having bathed hid feet id salt ant! water, and WR.VIaII his person in a tepid bath, he rPs tired to rest,variably carries hie hearl'a little intetivied 446 bii . felt and soon forgot .his cares ill a sorted. ehoulder, modes he walk; eats grapes or same other Sleep, in which he continued till half-past 'tier); be tloen rose i n high spi r it s , an d prepared fur the refreshing fi Cot. Ills cemplelloti is fair tied Ms fine tures pleasing; his hair is cut extremely short: He renewal of his arduous' tack. At eight o'clock he does not perspire profusely, and efith the vefejitinni wlis SeeContlumed to the More and flew. Hi e Cos. of. hie eicorialion of lots feet; seems parfeifta"freva.; Ills heart evidently Will t rot fail him it nits& ill,kut tumeasee e l a targi Chinese hat, a lia nn el ja c ket, so h a .. • ' woreted STraweri, a•pair of large shoes, and leather , ind4igent. • ir e e • e , .. The pefforpnince of WA4iytt, ItoKtrer, ME slot the socks undenieath„ over w hi c h he wer e a -pair of thick black wereted gaiters. At first startiostive used only soausensent which Blacklieeth alforrli ara.ttif • g weeei s eeessi e a f o r violas 'trots; hat sons, threw it momentous crisis ; Gar telt evenly,/ flteiel wk. - Of Ofei _. eonnooisly eelle•miteiatit persCv aloe' tu'rets* :14 . esiole; tied by nine o'eletk, Cosinplet s ;rl fo ur mil e s with dispute:of ease. At the conclusion of this beat, - the Princess at . %Valet PsElierhOlges 'which, tletitlitc . • if „ 0 , 4 i, ,„ call i t b• i -i himself • e .II Ilet4 in a Chair , thouttends of spectsoors. .' .. . and was carried lay two enters into the poilnur of the. • s s•-f • ... . pehlic.horise, where he seated himself, rPglillk hi.; This esenieg a donkey-04e Is to tette place so* Ihet on n smell stood, r 411.1 took soone tett and bowl: s a me course, for a saddle Intl bridle; Which,it 11:1441 . wind butter. Arter abOut ten minutes stop, he was, ecle'll 'kill not he I'3' amusing; and-this; in Of; again carried 0..... t to the itartic•g-post, and aaiiii , lion . to . the various iiinerrieer e • Who are Nigro pursued iris course, ninsastitoreibibil perfareth ; hii rtroWrlisig in wards the .scene of 11!tittit; biq 'hal l . Li pleasure to the nolife family :OM* when the same cemiumy of car.. Dili, %Well wants but an impetsti to eat It In ChM mite within •si %feet, minutes, till he had complettell 4 "" a fun d . a four other miles, tying him into the . house was repeated, and he le " si tivet actifily.. • .. _ s - .' - - - ag.iiii woo for "nay, fi fteen athlete ,. shortly : It is said, that Mr. Angerstein has fie( a isiiivrtelel poundA on the event Of the match, te Wi t i f he befoore eleven o'clock he commenced his ninth , he is to present to the Pe'deirtrion: . ,';',• , n0i1.., mid had gone twelve miles by t %Mee o'clock. ! wins ; of Meisintetly ha. asked to Misit abate ; the roullitirsits Ito now hid his lunch, which coneired of a cop of Wil l *manss.trstad, is it native Of IlsswOollel vermicelli, three nystool , a piece of bread , and a ° P I. ) ' l ' l •ilti le of the surreeder of the place areei , w neg.., . i..,. A glees of water.years pest, occasionally employed in distritiutingthig De also changed his socks and white hag and a red tine sti I fly on the walls of bilked iii4 feet (which bled a little) in salt and morning London newipapers, pertlealarly in the Cbarleston! : every reto-wires is mesle to reduce water, the effect of which Nit harden the skin, and Count y of Kent' In the course of this ""P e6154 he We been in the habit of goin as far as Clemhani g , this lance if it still isersists its its detente. limit the vermillion. A judictons change was like. and returnits4 to town in the cootie of thieente . dey. wise mad- ios hi, hoarl.i!ress, mid ilistentl of the heavy CAIILsRUITE, Sne e r. lO.—Thntigh it is Ira,. that at t . Chatham is 32 miles from London. brored •le iosom set Chi toe.e lost a thin se; tisements were . publielted in all the Belot Polite . , , ' , • o ' i in the form of a taint i ng rap, was %awn: uteo. U p : , - o..nes to stop Jerome Boner's te, though isioliniit to ibis period the a ' ' ' OLD BAILEY.. tinny Slice fit f.oe popussice wail tr.:4l;i° tling his susthe, it is also true that he dined taut trilling, trial our kern Issirwerl his walk with pert --Tains— here, accompanied by Wirterobtrg officers, aid) at (erg ease ; his rogrylexints was clear, although suit- ! ' TUESDAY, erre: 19. , • .' < : : , . : ..:.7 R... Schsviideringen, near St e t- ger m. lie signed 15 bum*, his eyes brilliant, and the general expression J a m e s paloposs, a y o uth, was fathered foe etstellatifhts4 of hi. countenance mild and good.hutisoured ; he s i l;; . 141 • 1 : 1 0 Broiteeelaaeo Si'itigiffiekke the qty tie lama polies by which he enters into divers engagements • spill pertieular 'Dent' to the Ladies, and when- Y he im p:„„' with his father-I:y.4a w (such as to have no Frenchmen ee • L , Iltht she wad an ittlitritskr ali Vtif or..er two) met Itis view. he never failed to make them part or seie e s r est l i l ,t P hert i the late destructive dre had Veen ghost him, not to leave the eat:tons of the Castle ca r ean „,, — ., ri, jag), )4 le e s, did e,,, al ways e „, ranged by etpio.ion. Oat shat occasion, a number of rideable 0 salaries had been throw@ late lice wives, watt ausone these the of Ell wangen, &e.), and he was then conveeell to ones', for in 'oie instance a school of young .4, 1 1 m a w e b -f l • di wan d ilia ta r tw a ..e ait now 00, a I .11 a !Mal ap , • .. the Castle of Ellwasigen where he has been ever ..' presented him with a sum of three pounds ; hat picked up and ere ot with wet feewilhofiree - since Wedisesday week. Ho insisted on the retleetlf . 7 :" 41- v - el e l y. 4l-1 owner g ift ' were "' le him° "' is * tit° T i l i re e C l's :: ref wtl eae bsu Jee t we lbe tt i Zakey took an apportenity.to v . i.i 'fttlititi.tit to the c on t r i b u ti ons to his cub. s oa rs ,. rh e pee wee twee t e e ' w is d om,* o f los w ea r., which Prince Jerosue Bonaparte chess the King wanted to dil e ' !remit. called for the was. marked larligsaion of the Court.— i scripouto.box, which were by no means incoireider-'4 ' eve him the title of Comet. His wife is with Wm. a b le. Diebold by the crime, of which be was foutid guilty, added 1, site rahher to the severest cabs/sate and distress wife WWII lie is said to have saved property to the amount of seveu millions. I • four o'clock he had completed his au! At • twentieth i.sdividua Y t or Neu . •ly (geld best iced . As a warniag to mile, anal at that time was carrie d into (limier , ocher-, therefore, he soar wale/reed Mai tube transported l'et i . teem yeals. Letters from nor army in the vicinity of Paris, anat. mat Leaf tily. Is the course of the last two hours, t jruo;iiallieriit,auitalutaAteitiefobriattlyomfen.tot pte em s rilt i t iii t i l e o rs l i t e e dr: i sl e t! Welt strongly of the sufferings they undergo, from be was most dreadfully. incommoded by the *crowd bank.os, eith l i g :itent to defraud Abel Montan, FAY ' . the heat of the weather, in consequence of being en- uteri' pressed around . him _in prodigious nembers, It appeared from Mt evidence of flown D.sy, a hay of camped in the open fields, and by n o wan., e,,,h_ an d but ton frequently interrupted hi s pet's, by the e f l e .' -i v s t n i i i re s r e l i t r o b s f e: g on o :rie ti ! l e a r t .r o o n ssi s fi 'e „ li h s i t s s ts t iid Al tri: ' „ l l l il ' il l. r b e e iva li nt e t i b i l li te a . -modiously situated. The great body of the Other duo which their trampling created, adding to his if _. he carried a letter us Dowaingoareet The witness agreed. . : : Allis I troops, in And about Paris, are esimlortahty dill; follies. Net e itlsstatsding these disroureging cir- . 10 . 4 11 the Prisoner ereameaulest him 1 1 , 0 400 Lim ui t he I) l,, C''. "P• • • lodged in private houses, those of the ilti•ise army tufsistances, lie l!eliareti wills great urbanity, and only excepted.- atusliously avoided giving offence to any person.— Esq. of the secietary of Stute'*.anice. It pooreortee to ems* • THE IN:EL% PREVS'ITtI7. --Me. O . CONIXELL. whew After half an hour devoted to dinner, he was again f;-;:,l„te'r. c A rl e as u lo s e ir t h h i e m i tt ri' d e rl i • e u . selt 14 ttlein k rei n oro u en to t,M arrival in town we WWII 4 i 0000 t4l (111 M..011.3y, was ,l's- on the ground, exhibiting at starting, es on alt other questing tir.t he would have it cashed, and pay himself cone • troth,' arrested by Ilse Police, at II elyleird'e Coffee- oecesions after s„ temporaly ce ll a: t wo of his labour., tussle mink') t h at was benne Lammed, unit hand toe bearer the house, in the S _timid, and (49 well as Mr. Lwow me) a considerable degree of soreness in Isis feet. This fur ir r iol l r aa l f , 3 :4 4 , ,f to hosing reee ly e e the letter as d e . hag been hound over to keep the peace here and 'stuns wore nil', however, and he tooled wills his. ac. scribed. ha consequence of which, and hating hitherto get many • elsewhere. We comsat but coiner:l:elate, ourselves - cnstoined briskness, but still pursued by she multi. l e l' im ne Z", f ,," M "V a e r e de L r . i i i i , l ed "' n i n h r e in w eri en • r o n e ci th : ii ;s l r tj r ast "Ttet that the fortestiete del i v which has taken place its the • 'wile, although they were entreated to keep at a tatter . . nowYvere . llA --- , an i e at that iisi:e - esereed. ' theta' his deearture of NI r. O'Coemer.r and his friends, has I distansas, being subsequently taken into custody upon knottier-chew. at kel tu an event which seem% to promise a conclusion : By seven o'clock he hed fittished lois twenty.nitith i t . e a ts as ricaterr u si h se a d ha d d i 'l t i o ße ing ilY bti th ;n e tew li n d io ‘ l d d ot. cov lio ' e ' c'efl•e; of this affair, about which we believe all right minded m il t, and then. went to tea, when he once more Menne« and Alien. his knowledge of the Prisoner some men have felt c , soiderable pain and anxiety. :limbed Isis feet and changed his .socks and jacket.— vel S i li r r s . :r t . l o len as i s i d e ttso to l t ° lns total ignorance of any such le:terns If it he a gratification to wittiest the smile which it• h a d' I, ...e eeet; lo much incommoded by the crowd its that prod: wed. po:portifig in be.writien by him, and addressed beams its the care-worts countenance of the aged its the last hour, that he detertnicied, by the advice of t" "le list wilnr"' lir had no know kdgc whatever of the distress, while relieved from their waists, what plea- !lig ft iefirls, tot rest for a longer period time usual, in dia: , ,, k i r ,v. rtr. ,, , , i; , , d,,(A. of Illamweisley earl Co proved, sure must they feel who, with the power, have the . t orGer that time might be given fur the curious to ilia. that no loch torpors as John Williams hod an account at ti it a ill to do good. This-delight could never have been petite. • Tine had the desired effect ; and when he h'7ht: prisoner, in his defeeee said he had Dever seen the boy, more strongly esemplified than in the . i I i ooYeleam- 11 4 again came forth, tinitiely at a quarter past eight, a- who land given eicicuce agalwA him, befureau any occasion— countenance of the venerated Mr. COV ITS, on the great portioni of the ntobocrall had M ithtira %rot, and tdaliitY• occasion of Isis birth-day yesterday, at Holly Lodge, he was permitted to proceed with less obstruction ash . Joseph .e , S a t e il e tt 4 ri a tjenr i 7 Str t ea . T r erz n er . e iv i i n e t i e s rl i (or stealing Highgate, where be witnessed tile distribution of than before. The coolness of the evening seemed sem. I •hre ease alp proud by an arrossertiee, and i l ie Jury comfort, by Mrs. COUTTS, to more than 400 of the partit•ularly propitious to Isii renewed exertions, and tila'deeh,suicn.itlLP,,,thsll(274ll4r.,rl)**emotticles and ewering the poor of Highgate. Twelve of the most aged women Isis pace became as brisk an at the Gra! startiog in the dnetitto , .. hoists' of Anne themes, mid steatite therein a Onneet in the Alms-house, sonic of them bed-ridden, and up-: mooniest. It is remarkable, indeed, flint -the last and artier,, her prOperty. The Prirecasrix lie widow. shs wards of 90 years of age, el of the charity-girls be. eight or ten miles he SPC.TIS to perform with greater r t s o , fr h i u si m i i e n l e u l te r en ' o s On cloc i t e i rr h i o n ‘ m o or r n l i he 27 a i ne ll lif f f,,l' i tY d ' u t t i longiog to the parish were relieved by liberal theta- (Omit rtl •• , r. of his walk—a fact . y t h an gay oi. part dosses,' ( ass that the could not Oro it a ith the hey , the late . bows of money, and every accessary . • which gises ri•sst to afi opinisio, that he treasures his lirie'ng.terdorer tod w it o tr it p7eil. Oo entering tul ari t u he i r e nto b n o s t it: e sa et we A letter in C e Journal de Parer, date d the • strength with the most judicious prudence. As the awry froat her. 'flee bonnet b hets og and a sheet ware ren g dy frontiers of Austria, Sept. 4, says :—The Archduchess &alit advatired, his spirits seemed to be exhilarated, to be taken away. Oa the alarms being given, a pervert raw 'Mans\ Louise lakes a ride every day in the bee eti- an d b y two o ' c l oc k h e had completed (in nine days) after the PIWOoot OW brought him bark. tialfty—Death, ful valley of St. Helena, about have a league distant four hundred and fifty miles, with every appearance s . -- from Beden." of b e ing e lite to accomplish the prescribed distance: DREADIFUL Acctottet.-1-As Mr.Coldharn, 'mikes Deer e SEP& 19.—Arrived and sailed for the (1,000 miles) within the specified time. Ile was tor end town clerk, of Nottiogham, and Ilk friend River the Nesbitt and Caroline, from Jamaicse ,i,„„ air usual, carried to Mr. Dyer's, where be re. Mr. &Met, were on their retorts from Worthing, oti anr Culdslre, Lord Castlereagh, and Larkin, from I ceived his accustomed attentions. . Monday evening, is a gig, the horse while coming Bengal ; Surrey, CaMbridge, and Isaac 7'od. from Upon such an occasinu, and in .viewing the ins. at a. foot pace down Church-hill, which leads Wm Botany Ray atul Chinn ; and the Duke of Welling mense undertaking which Wilson has commenced, : Brighton, suddenly started, and ran the vehicle ton, (Joni Janfaica.—Saile.l the whole of the out- against the wall ; both gentlemen were thrown out it is neetliesa to say there are a var i ety of conflicting ward-bound merchantmen. ' : opinions. Some declare that it is impossible for hits by the siatettee of the shee•k-• Mr• Coldham pitchei A letter from Cartlingetia, of the 30th of July, to CMllillUe much longer; but others, and more esp.. ! upon his head against a post, and was taken up is a mentions the capture, by two gun-boats belonging rf. ,i iy .. the mail Isiniself, declare their pep fer . i con& speechless state ; lie as - is instantly entiveved to the to that Province, of the Spanish corvette Nej/lunes &lice of success. An expresoion of Wilson's yester. C tilde Tat ern, where he had resided fur the last from Cadiz to Porto Bello, with '270 troops. and the Gay. morning has given vise to an ides that same fortnight, and received every surgical aid, but Governor of Ita frame on board, respecting which the climes have beets motile to !Abe him " to give in."— all proved itreffsctutd, as he did tint survive the Cottoning horrible facts are stilted :—Eleven °slicers, Th e expression was this—" I have got many good accident. half an hour. The deceased was owner " hurried away by mistaken zeal for the cause of friends, and it is better to get one bundled pound!, vied and reliant 50 years of age. Mr. Butler sus.. Independence, conspired the lives of the °" (( "tenate honestly t than one thousand pounds by unfair tain e d several severe hurts, but none of a dangerous prisoners, arid in the night of the '23d ult. rushed means. if God Spares my health, therefore, and nature. into the prison of the Inquisition, and murdered barring nll accidents, lam sure I shall complete my Coast Excuse:et, Seri. 21.—The Market was t sr:stay-seven of them, and severely wounded six task. s 'Chat there are many hundreds boterested in but thinly supplied this mor:iing with Corn of any more." The perectrat ors ere to be brought to trial. I his failure there is no doubt, but that they will be description, and at Monday's Prices.--Wheat main. DatORT-Littra IsICATRE.—Last night the Comedy enabled to bribe him to their purpose sloes not seem tains Mondny'scurreecy.—Boiling Peal ratherdiaree. or the Hon? Moon was preformed, with great eff.ct ) likely ; for, in 84111;6e:1 to the stihscriptions which he —ln Barley, Olth I . lld Other articles thire is sie itla to a crowded sad brilliamt house. . I hearty recsirso, he Las a far more valuable consider- teration. . • ~ Li* N~, plates, hooka, models, every this% k considgren as good prize, that has any kind of connection with -Gerniasiy. in the library of the A rsenat, Ibi braciatt wanted to make some resistance to the peck big up, because the Proisian Officers produced nts 'written order, but he was turned out, and soldiers' put into hit house for a punishment. M. DPIKIII bad kept a collection of engravings ,fro.m Vienna for . kimssinf, but being threatened with a domiciliary visit, he sent his 'eallicilon, in his anxiety, to the 'fiord likissre; whei4 the Emperor of Au:frt. Oncpsired for it iivvain lattl ker France must restore every thing does notsoesnit to be yet decialetl,fiut it is probable. —Teat much will be brabeiflesi is most probable ; many 'article, are mit to bb found; Bona r te's GO ' tegrhawsit witadirpritaitth of *Ma as ti I h Its The catalogues of the thittr.4 otitatied bconquest are pot to be found. That much—cviiiignedly concealed, may be easily imagine:l. It iss-4aid, that the - Allied Pourers insist on the confiscation of the most guilty of Bonaparte's chief adherents, as it might by we means be desirable to hare great wealth ' iu their hands. . Another loiter from the Lower Rlane , . +e it. 8, says, 44 While we Irani that the' Austria* troops ere partly leaving France, ore se•e daily Pfussian battlol • lions now, in particular Silt gin land wehr.sinarch through this neighbourhood for Foote?, u Ciao - hardly indicates a speedy evaroition of the coup. toy. We learn, be deg, thnt ail these (romps ere! proceeding to Normandy, that is ti.e north-nest; • enact of France" . VtNtcr,, Auo. 26.—Our eic:ctle 111%41w follow. log artiete froen Trie4te, of the 221 of Aogo.t ••• f,et to, ri."m Cen•fitilliewplo, of the 2161 July, sac, th ,t the Emperor tisk it Oda 0 41 wqr 24 tio , t Pt-moat, on& Sitil) ; hut . Itot the ftwisian , tl l .ol , 4:otter e olt letie-vn,.tim,ple 11 in glegO. via t j • Nil it I h e Anibal...odor of Morocro Ntmun, Ft . .er. 15.—Tire Corrnotnder of the town • :~...► . 1 1 1:.! 1 i~' : •~ • ,A .. . . - - :1 ti; , • .A;AL;;,.: • -:•:~ ~! „ • .. 2, •__ ~.;;~-. may°!' , 1M