The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-18 00:00:00

depn, "-} _ ~ .. _ __ _ ____ TRE, -07 - A, ...Va.. ... v Al i tit' 'i to usurp their place. We by been accustonseriFtla . 1.14/1 —• E • it _ . . asmi d tp En".l4"4 ' ) ; II 14T . ,war- • irt 1 look ripen the period of !hat 'stalled the daft ages- roi l icar ) . ..*.t•of July, t93A, . to the Mother of God, as a special Patroness. On these accounts, wishing to follow so great an also- . _ ;,. Vo l and to unite our intentions to those which dic . )34 taled this religion's act, I send , 3tots Aiis letter to in ...form yes that ' will i s, that On the morning of the In the (Course or last y tray of the Astutely*. nt•the "Moat Holy Virgin s you paean to .41t wd, .yout triatropolitan Chuirb, ; , the Declaraiien,of Louis XIII. of the 10 th of Feb". 1835 - ; f ind. afffr weepers of the eanteday there ;4010i a. Piocession, in alt-ponaible iplendour, iti 6 which the severaljaditis I and militairyeetharities shall take apart, conformably to an invitation which yen :0111 sand to them, according to the forms at present in, usage. It is my will that the same ceremony shall take place all the parochial and other churches of , • Any kingdom, as it more particularly explained in the tlitid declaration, which I wish should be exactly ob :.,sretted. This letter l having no - other object, I pray Cod that be may .hawp you in his holy keeping. Mod) . LOUIS.• 00antenignetil tile Abbe de MONTESQ(.IIOU. a*t. s' Done et liiiiis, a oar Castle of the Thuilleriei, I The Emperor _ was... 161---., - ~. Augnat.,5,..1814. - 4 i ( to' returned on the depths: attempt seas.smide, •• , —. ... but had delayed •orit is possible the coni'traMN 21:nuts,. Ana. 3....-In the Sitting of the Diet of might have succee ded in intercepting soAdestrayipt the 30th July, tke, piptatotion of. Scaffhouse ar- him. • The Emperor's eldest brother is suspectedsta rived just in time to give its• sanction to the federal have been concerned in tie*ipiracy ; b!ttitfrelp esnmusct entered into-by-the Grand Cannot' Of "that repugnant to the faeliegs . ol.;*v nation to:gist,iitt. Cepton. elder brother to death, that,* tas estsiped ptioft,lti The English Minister, Mr. Canning; Imisisiten an meat, apartment at Kottingoesny in the house of a rich ; A latrine prevailed id the. district in , which 'the in. •chant. , rebellion commented, and . the'cunspirators hid seized The Deputation of Schwitz.is arrived at Zurich. on the circumstance as fa vo urable to their 'Wise— '. BAIL; Ana. 3.—Saturday last. t a detachment of It was a similar calamity that led to the overthvbsa of our garrison was sent into the Palace of Basle,where the last dynasty, about 170 ytiirii ago. • , it was announced that our wigs with Switzerland : The, rebels made themselves masters . • • sta.,. col:idol 4.n. . . ; . cities and several districts ; -end such was ~. LAITSANNE I AUG. s.—The Grind Cooncit has ac- ' occasioned by the -fans - „;,111.14. She Cb • ... (*lvied Ge C ,iis;p•ittuti, with some amendments. the fresh of those w . ..essieWlititn by I - • - Niistss, 3 iii,y 23.--The Govcwment .ha. given big people. . . '' '' ' 1 '. 6 . 1. i.,.. 71' 4'4. .1. i ! j . t : W 'orders for the assembling of 40 ,000 men in the camp. . The rebel; oust . ritats, tit nor slit . ...At Ca podiehino, for a grand retie*'.. . one of the Chissive.fratroes who:died above a thousand, Tilt -nortation of Rimini: per itted throughout years ;Igo (like the Ladylrlifit Pillar some. time • ezportap ,of the whole kiegtiotc. by it gene'sl rind pprmaneitt r rnpgement. au,qpeinle4 Ojily in particular since iii Esiesits) took a pad the contest. -Fortu nately iverwitiril! the Royel.Ml.•; At the end of tie. 'Uri* in 'Wok 'Awe the.•wants of the State .require -such e • '16441111re. • "- „QM E> JOt.i.il.—Bv th e express comma of bit llolittess, the CerdinalSecretary rof .S.vte i.e cao!e4' • P r oclamation, offering 'a ftill "pard'o'n 't* all Rome, subjects, who, dnring the list occupation•Of the Holy t . • ' lA**, failed in their dory to their • ...tgLbe published and posted up. . _ - - -The Cotattt de St. Leu is expected here to join his : buober Lucia), and their uncle, . M. Antonio Longo, Arch-priest of Florence Whol • was nominated by Bonaparte to the Bishopric of Spoleto, sad !tad obtained the . powers of Vicar..i CaPitulat for.tilat Diocese, pohlished, on the 4th of • MI, at Florence, a recantittion sie which he pe*si, • pardon for having accepted an . ...e . ppoititment from. t • an who had no right to give one,•'forthe • violence offered by him to the person. of the head ) , :of the Church, and for having counte r acted the brief ..of the Rei Dec. 1810, addressed to, 'the Chapter of . Florence.. He declares that his conduct was the-ef t feet of fear, and expresses great contrition. " • Lemns, *AUG. 1. -- Commerce, after being im ac kf e d f or so many years, has resumed here die greatest activity. Our port is fall of vessels, which. • come in from all parts, especially from Matta and Sicily. BOWL, Atm. 1.--Thii,Coont deSchonwaloff s filea. tenant-General and Aid-de-Camp of his Majesty the Emperor of Russia, had on the 16th an audience ofj the rope. His Holiness did not give, on the 18th, I his ordinary audience, because he was indisposed; but on the 20th he had Mass performed its the con- I ;lent of his niece. . .On iir , 13d, a detachment of Sbiiisis (troops of the rope) discot ered on the heights of Fontana Trott* a l tdetachmeut of Neapolitan troops, which, they took 4er deserters, whilst others eonsidered , them as brig.' *ands of a neighbouring state. The Sbirras, ;Ope ,rior in number, attacked the Neapolitana, but the flatter forced them to retire into the woods, and then some prisoners, by which the error of both, par- Aka wav tlimovered. .__„ 1.. i l / 4 1.‘nevo, Ave. sr-tAftinieVerai,„6l# afloat at . . a , y. Treaty with -Yritnee. •I here can be wordikibt of the natural )3Ptween the two enuntriei ; bet it is difficult to sty' *what . may be s tbeir to'retmercial relations. The con- ; xtitiow• of our Othenies renders our connection with vice and Europe much less advantageous ; thel military glory we have achieved will not be disputed we have bought and dearly paid , for it. A I.GI FRS, iitii 11.--The GOvernment having re-' coifed advice from ite - Adetiret, that' he had seen off Per :it.. Vincent a ,hip the Swedis h' Royal navy, nod a iafreaantiviari'bound fei-ahie pert, -in conse ,tittemiee of this lofortitetion r 4ber fix gwedish. vessels Ceishisa 'tete bare been seVat 'tfire . Of them • L "► _.. 0 s nl comber the ribeis were, 0°111114•15!" mute no:mut/Annus tlistTicts. 1 , 00:•r• , :r " ,`! _- _ "40 CORRESPONISIINT • TIKOTR; T4iiitme's First IL•ntier io lie Electors of iWestnio. • .sler, io reply to Lord COCaltAlrellAddresi, dated the loth lost. shall have an early interline. Our respondent histily appioves of, lift Lordship's coiOtteL aid distinctly 1)018444mi she duty of Jnernen. agrooWble to die doctrine of Lord Cost, by following which' they could not trr In their slosf*t. • -- ~ ,. ..•:- . 4,- / T- • • . . i ... Mani. . , ... * pull I Arr. • 1 1 0... e. • . ••• FrAOCC . .•.. • •. • - •• 4• - •;....414 .• : - 4 :,r.tteriburait .41 ,.. re 4 g. a ppaa . 0 tiasibe h , t . 4, ...,,,e...1 •• ; f, .• • S ' ..' ' iiiiba . .....0 • •. • rit ' 1.11 .... 0 0 000 • ••••••• • •3 . 0 . .... , .. ' PRICK ilir STOCKS - TWA , r.s:ll- AT ONE WOW CR Hank :1 ••••• • , ';•i• . 4 " • -. tibial": Ann. 16 13-16%,' • ' S per Cent. Red, SO_ led* Bowls 16 17 p, . ''. 3 per Ce* "G. 5i .. 01. : • :t Ibilieeplet BP& 4 p Ora 4 p-rsCenti 'SS - ` 001021mb Ofitd 5 per Cent. haty'SsU . 'Pi Cobalt torikxc• 66 141 - ' . , with compassion for the fate and understandings of those rho were then the victims' of tyraniii,c poiver,. 'ht of hes- ,ea.llleohipiricy .tormell • -t against the likof %# iifg9inOVinpereii Virbiph..o • ••ll which sougst to blot out the light .raven, ani. attempted. to be . ezeCiite d saiSepmmber. ~0n•-the *l' leave no. fili7tp i of • knowredge among men; foitilr day of that month, the fleet of Tepee -le (Cefettlitlerta co.ngratul;. atit . tgil . isurse lies on our happier lot, dna' , son--//itiminiii) broke out In reheilicni, and sp'+d ruin and devastation over it large district, about 100 . triumphing le the idea, that we live in times so' 1 miles from Pekin. On the '2oth of the same month enlightened, that superstition dared not show her an insurrection broke 0ut140 . 74in itself; and - oniliat face but to . he . laughed at, and when any 'at. day upwards of seventy of thelrebels succeeded in tempt • on thil l ,ieeit of. European Sovereign to forcing their,, way into the .Pitialle, Itid 1. 141 0104 4 , 14) bring back Her days of bigotry, intolerance, and reach the royal apiirtments. • in this they were : Pe!. I slastiey. iiiSinia ;find. but few Supporters, even among ranted ; but it . was two dayt Were tyyllrees'ttlipet...f iti „... j _..... ... L. ,. , . ~. . led the Palace,. and this'not tillaefter :MatiOlitrOftmit te molimseite,, ut. Butjto fear the tr i umphs : of red. were killed or wounded. Of three thictollitaltltted 1 son are 1111 !" 144 nPle 44 1 1 we :have imagjned: the to scale the wall that Gormands the cats, , innefhip has yet man l y ,o b s t ac l e s : . to •evercome--her . greatest . two were shot by the Enipersset second Sonoma the ! foes, :1.0090 siiperiiiiit n end tyrannli power, thkd by. hit - nephew. • . fiy • • i 1 yet lord it overthe faisiettarelops of crtatign. ,We f - *, himself gli i itOet i ".Ip. , ' . . i . .- - circurriftaintigifs.. this letter , sign— bysia:Abbe l Morritimittost e f and that this Abbe is si *lister, .ho b.*" declared enemy of the Liberty. of who is .tstw. _..emy „ Press, leittietpunt, in some degree, for thk.iingular zeal on the part of the Sovereign ; bet we are not the more =inclined to felicitate France on the bright -seas dike prospect now opening upon her. ',repair Papers to the 16th intt. have arrived to day, iikthey conlain.very little Of importance., __a.: make:atifetiv . extracts:— VIESNA, AUG. 4.—The querlicr-geneettillibts . `'t part of it tlik means, I do not litnewLef limi ipi..- Irian' army, consisting of 3000 foot and 1509 hotse,: is drawing near to this capkol a tifrom which 4..iltilli been absent fifteen nsontlii:*':lllsill acii.re if termenbourg in a week, - where it has ordeniltitt.. main, till disbanded, or ford stilirfer'distii44..: 1 A camp of 30,000 men, itotincearres t *Vist: formed in Septernber,•nemubtookendotf. . ... 1 3.: : It apOeari that the PopeAtas addressed to oar Court many remonstrances, which hitherto have pro. duced psi effeet. Ile wants beck the three tegatiope of Bologlii:Ferrara, aneßtiVagna, and. that 'fite• King of -Naplev.should evacuate the marche of Ai:" coin' PO . ihe'duchy of lirtiino . ; .be also whiles (.4( the patriarchal :authority of-Venice shotild- W.., established-.,as. it formerly Wited, and Otaill; _....i . ' other chanies . ..shauld take.place. - - - 0 . • .11 trbr...c. „, No mentiotv•ii made l a, yet of the departure4l , lllo Grand Duke, of ruscany f itiVivis dominions. . . . The news from Transylvania is alarming.. The heat has frightfully increesisi the plague. The in habitants o f " Belgrade, take . refuge in the woods. Servia and, Bosnia suffer cruelly under this scourge. The Austrian Government. takes every precaution to prevent a communication wi,these countries. , Exchange upon AugsburVs . 26o,, silver for gold . ~ continues to lose. P.9II.SRUILE, AUG. 9.—T,ht Itipgs of Bavaria and IVirtemberg, our Grand Doke* the Duke of Darro stadt,end many other Gernian Sovereign are 'Pre paring to go to Vienna for the Cehgress. *. • ~ - .. The poiltion of our troops op the i leftil , right . bank of the Minn remains the same ; thotitgTirnsfie have only diminished. .. • ~- ~ . 1. 1 t .j:. • ~, i (.. • • 3.'"," ":7.14 . There ,was somethinClitildlli in the idea of . tlii Duke DEL : apt!tilaking the trOnble'of coming over td thicceentry, fpr the purpose of congralulatingtile Mien IticatFtri on his pi rth-41:y t that we •hl4Coni *Wahl. hasitstioa is buiiisiug that this could be - .; t Geverliner; tliffeli. lioxio4biiiii_ mainirially• *rime lit it- Ittp f , *0401,11!i c°#Oir . Yi 411 4 4iiii:4o.4 ,Or thi Cong.. in ' 'to gr :Bo eir *s. will bola. • !snit . netiong loogiogyfoi o tto t tpc . eit . l o r t . ikiiteptunifily frO e m the' con. rmgo4 to dad of our negockitter.% . t it 114 become sume*.i to yr , hich•weinay cotrellpio to peat I;hitiost' think, we etin',lteroefire from of her wisbel y ... i "sits reasons prehensiono‘that: the sppro* ' epee: will nothave the effect of . ties. France will undoubtedly an equivalent for her Colonies, tend most be lost, or of title in slaves; and what 'hi begat, the most rettsonable hope' fpf deinended with confidence. _ tits S lue Ifult reliant. AF 'fop .. and May tit:l),,..lgtie_c__4 outrunfacts, an... Oiei • O ein 14 4 - • • • ••• RAND too well not to ktioW , .ta... ticiratirtwllir Met may nevii , 4**i4 ; but we have'beett . Line of his policy, and tbemeteare so seist i titectiiiilite latemieasures of thcFrench ' C4 ,, °- • An article . in the French Papers vernMent l iftiAng fp : ccunteractlfie beneficial innu- for tome such demand on fbe ence of - thi'preee, that in regal to that country, stated,' that in order to bring which has en bitch distinguished itself as the enemy rninge; into a• proper state of c of igndrance and fanatic:zeal" dur feelings of me- ' . • . : must be imported annually laticholy• anticipation have beet equal to oar sur- 1 fy1e....r,.....90 that half the prise, : mid ,otie': wonder al. the great change's. which 6 40 .• 1 ' 1) ; ried 10. . 6o:regions .. of , are taking place are )k net - leaseneds 'when . we Lb . sole i se,proyincee glion. .. ti t. • ,_ _. ... •••,, • perwle ;WM, .aocaments tta Hl* • letter Irinp. : , .oB: - Fro W e i„ Iron , thie. . rotot cfror ...King of. Flt4lice to the Vicitti,-Generat; given in ~.e oloior.. ."`" - Ibis day's Paper. The " slivlne favour, I, ....witieli! 4, . • ... - ....4... , .. . hisl'bitio . .:44, : ; eminently iigt,6 l to this Menarik , ... We believe In the Matsu el op e to and his; Oestakilie is ateribUteVie the . piety of . fits i the - Unanimous *ill. of 4. great, . . 7-; 7 f 1 ?list inct ty . and energeti t tpli , prel***• , Catholic •a" ' it Xill...XLit.' end -XV: who, 114, • a fie ever eibseciated fria 4 g4 to 1 portent measure embracing tt.._ . the Mother of sod, as a special Patroness." - itti iltankind, as has been lone by,t4l( 1 '-.4ii ihai thi- - •is signed -JAM.- ' ' "' Of - the'Africa, lank sA 4 1 ,we ke.cas. y et O, bet ' u hil ifrpfl :, ri s onity. et• liainssieg s bis..if ...the :t ,• .. gip/ding wealilest. 7 , the fetal error of our *tables. .; eador, are _not efdeetaed and corrected, • it weeld '.. be more crilateat in ll...eitrs THE fiesista, to foiego ; kia.stlatnis•to i thezharacter sailisessioe, aa-giro at ,_ . 4lllltir . .ar ,pieloiliiiii -i to'iVaianity. , If eO lim. t liiiiiorg,,. VIo ~.S- 4 43 , . .F!parx .- -aiaa ; iriti4 16eisTricteiljiiirice • ' and truth,. by pronounced the velberbf• &Obi •iti-SA.. ! questionably is an' this occasion. 'Crecy feeling of our peture - revbl4 At the undeserved and barbsrols -appresaianssufferOd.frqm this.iishignan trade, by the 'n01E40:I and.ippiesi-4ifica Out not to the coo. ' 14 . .. .:',.... 2 . 1 . , ..., .. i . ..... . e.,, . ,;4;-.... alone, . . _ y 2, t a 4 . H attlitifitinil43% -1 0 - Wite 111,14 4 .1 Me. thin `t ell kitlidi.:o 7 ( eel heleircosaikled.fer resistance 1011R voted and_Fenton orateltz,—Le-ble-Ptor"nd sie* om—in htstenetiratr:goodineste, he bps been gra. s: fltiftlitryitellek le4rAtifriOttliittlet .revelation et his will, to prohibit sock t system of wickedness, by penalties the most refil l . : mit. he who dares trins• ' greet, challenges otitaipetent vengeance. It Is to vain to itreinpl 14* any: sophistry to reconcile the Stage, Trade with . the Ant...leering* of the :buena • heart,, much less with - that- . .p' and benevolent re. i on , . w it c h l , . c os its't . tfitredection, proclaimed 64 . AEA .'ilift earth,' good. will siieseirtli - ffteti:"A. HU ~ [ ! Meat . Arjstian _Majeatis a beCble • wily htinistelh . .. : • s asay.faacy they fropitiate`ilearea l 'by saying Ma* ' 'Air thait4ose' l ef LoFts .Viti, and MARIA Mile ..rtustorote4i,itut Heaven will sFrjrifitt sacrifices o • ed by band; stained with tbi bioti otinitoence itsil '- "Jiektrt!'stteltesgaliiit thelrie2s4seXeriethume ' ulty. One of two things is self-etitiesit- I ..eitieet;thet such . .ovip Aroaca* npthing of 'the atrOtioisi Cvlottilpiesepspe. bIY connected with this horrid tiirde , -:tilltifirdef that 'they slisbellete in. the azistenee ottOlupremtt Being;ioti,' of ' Ceurse; give . theinselves,..nelonecent ' about the obligations of his law. Soppeeintthat the French King. and his Ministers really knoirthe, ems ; . rious diabolical stratagems•rhavorost teir#444o 4l l , . order to procure slaves in Africa , sanguinary battle fought betoreen t . . - ‘sallirsE •the'Siet or lias no other objert . in tie, 'iti . i."t t hierpir ',selling the surviving vauquisbcd • Ser• sia !' Cooltik they see a vilFtge set in, finales r :iitse. **Or • hardened of European ruffian', . 'Wily tk i llO they may catch the harmless •tvatlvisisse•iti 'lief .nrotn the debt! tied q 3 confiegratilint Could, thitr. ' i listen to the gr‘aus of the a ;etched ceptival ot . keit land, on the subject , the' now tilif:flpreiiiitrt s tit.t he in:tit:lna I hr received I. France. : . ; : II ... r 4' ~; I t Z • ~,. Y ~ _ -i - 4 ' . . , .. ...,. . . .._ :- -... . .. ~ . TI - IE W.VAI TSBIL ' , g . . '1 . • 40 • • • travw ...--- jp .--...-4 L - T -----:- • ----- 7 -•-•,,- 1 -...-... „ ........ _ r - . ._;:-, ..,.. 4- ----.....m.iipp‘-‘7--,.....,......------_-••-- - —.2..-* —.-..- •••••—•-•.----- • ......--- ----.......-- • Millillolo. • N. , . • - -- FRENCII PAPERS. sailed instantly , and the sixth will follow as soon as Boner' :; ' ' French People udder hi 001111! , the real object of his mission, unless the Duke, lik e , • , • .., .. ''-; at a time en Da iota. .: • many others, had allowed himself to be hoaxed into • • tbaetioenzhtihbaittedsominethhoitnigouurncoofmmthoatttlydabyr,illiananouart :. * t ilt _...... it can be prov . *nod. • ~ - k Sts it . . ..• ~ . , , • - "'Ants, •Atto. 14.--The merchants of Bourdeaux , • MIT ati •I! f i e *lt Or‘ • , i .. 1114% I. been informed, that they may commence outfits s . t ,t ' 22' . iI V . ill -4 * 1 iiql . .-:. A' - r. A JULY 10 . .. i •-1 ''" . :" .. 1 ' . i : s w n as ex t P : c • ... erpositt . le ': ; ghness the Gribil u.• ' n - fin e wished a courtly excuse for being present. But rumour for the coloitiei ; but they must take care that their I , u - .:• '•'....., , , n erta ea j• r to • e s :: • diocols wit I, •• i r...ssels -do not arrive at their destinations till after Allied IP 'of the Bo! See and kihtli city tb retorts to Warsaw.; our White Remit : has assigned another cause forth* Dikes visit. •It la 4 :• the times fixed for delivering up the several places to S r I ove e gni the lota .... i _ ReligiWer '"" 6 "7" . "" ' " ."- ”. 1 27.r-.-''.7.' . ', r. • . . . • . • r.: ,•••r • - - - . - ' lirvWeritiiff f salt . -bunco. I now said, that it was neither. foj this purpose, tl .. France. SLAVE TR ADE. The Pope, on tee Fete of, st.,,psko i tmtstro .. v r ja: tif igßpiii,. iblrhAtk--7Y.estfaloy..ovening for that of soliciting the.prosenergthis Royal High. • fp- .- rite - Cliamber of 'Commerce of the town of Nantz usual medal to tkei CardinsJs and Pti . t* _,____ ll. .kite Stoperotklealinder artitediseseLthA,,,axte:tree, ness the rAltfolkl3tlitlitett Pim* to witness-Ik e ' • ,: l e l poblished an. taterostjog. peewit' en the Slave On- elle aide, tine P°rtait of SL Puter 4 -.111 " 6111- • .' . l . 44lllisioWgoltavitti biakairdowit hit Majesty was ceremony of Louts's cifranation •--ilti F ha • --P ------ '': --. •'ernynent, it is presenia4 l 74ekeg not 4 - ufie r ' !". .o o : 7 47 l : . • , " M " . 4 all .Vsite, and the - restoration of St. Domingo,. aceord. Seri l ion Pills VIL Post Max. and' on theetheri St; , _ . • .Jag to their calculations, which comedown to the year Peter released by an . Angel from prison, tilth MG '`, f,or"e'li r r wl ...... , , ,: ke , :nightliellc. . . • . : . . le • rant )1(4 .. 16k:dia . (' ted-ills Royal High • ; 75 4, i t f o ll ows , that in order to form a pepulation inscription around 'it, titersoratuns Pradirien ; theti..uiMe ~ I L . •of oar ~i. .it? ti ~. , f ..__, ,, ,". 60 • as . ~ eodisient for the culture of the colony lit the spae I, below, Sum??? . Pontilic4s sodas ~R aigionis t ri mol.i.,cifiz§ipitOg'.;cotraedi o oi s i m itt o o t o ' E w a re to ..tr ifitgaivriPtii4 .1.044,004450t1y Sovereign: . of thaw ~, -41 /h. 1814. Of .litre years, we should import 10,971 head ppr TPhus• • . 1 •; . , 1 ,... * .. ~ . , the poorer , classes Wont? cotalwirnity, by plirchasing I .Realmf o , hawk :,williog. he nvight, i 4 - to c oo led y , . . 1 • MODINIti Au4. 4 2.-The Archcluiet t eß v i tift... ,..a_ wit . bid e **, "lc i e d eem i nc tioi r paaued . effectS, 4%.!. :Oh the 'Oahe refined.- could not•leate the.coontry .. 1 yqa r. - .... . , . , The following 4 the letter addressed by the kik and his spouse, have meat their smolt Setty.witto . ,_._ _, ___, ~_ ______,_. _....., meir i vii ",,, ", „, , ~ , . L., smparearte,eiseau no .piwart awesantwing. wile the gooses o • f ratHament .-but that tl ' ',...1 to tile Grand Vicars of Paris,. relatlyweo the feed, our our ritY• lit T vi h i • • ti i : own. ( -..‘'. 1- '>-L- 3 lwiw ,, hatemillAWlidietailief.. ed 80,000 ; itegt objestz to 'propose some neisHerte ige • J' of the AnuMption :- • ' .. ,s „ ~ . ' -4,.' PAAtsi Ave. 13.--The - PrlllCesl a i .l a - h , , .. • t• ' • 1 "We have ordered' )' oft, in two itsemorableitiii. 'Lady of Honour to the Easirress of aussiai died marka j7 7..... "2, 4 ". r L.• that-t....holV4V . 'cit ntribuAlone,whici4 . - :., re o r dnig h bfok or i a od s , ,the .s,,leendel. of . si eurnstanees, : . try 'retain th anks to thht Supreme Being i the 4th July, at ‘ Piste i , . . ... ~,.• .1.. they expilieffieak ,Eagland l !Etilt• tumble theiteillviA- , * ;, ' 1 .. .. ,•, ' ' 0,004 . • : so 4..f. :On ,s:ton alti r e , rti n b . le sii , ii ‘d_is o sa ni its si fa d et eo igto su i d i !. : by whom Kiggiieign. Everyday signal marks of i f . tsarcriootc4 Atm. fi.-,riince Pistol( , orstr: tend aid. - '.' s • - IFrit - . •li a.. 0 - ~. . . • 4 it # 4411.4 I , . „ .it ..• ~ , rs, which seems strengthooe4 ; his protection art more and more manifest in favoor ; here'yeatereliy. ..,,,,,,, c ,,, a i t i li f f lanas topers cnntatwelbe i tafor intelligeneeV, fir A.., , . 1 , / 1.• •• i:‘,.' • am: rl• ". O f our person end.ourkingdoni. We take pleaseml Munro; Mm. S.-Tlitimilitary forcarawfo, • _ rev ~ , r , , ,,,,,...w r ,„, pweden. , ~.4 1, •••• f• f ...ta attributing tile mstwo j of this - divine•favour to tbs.' cienfillig4Ons,ef Italy consists of 3‘2,ooClatta4 .., :,.,,,,. • • ..i.' leer . ' A s ; . • Ovithit fories Id that quarter ea 7 The.froattetn of ... 0 , 0 4, filmy of P 040.1411 in: ' ' " • as in,ottr opintopas to the , int. ! •01 ..; ,platy which nevei - teesed• to • animate the kings nor; Lerssin,:-Avo. 4.-The Kin; of Prwasllltie,!e 3 ..- - • „e'f , * ..4, i x , • ''Atencestors, and piirtlcularly our reti . kotippierj grand.', here the dat.bifore yestettlog.hllie stiletest4lgowtait ; Alsace, i s formally Coetsedletad ,in all the German , ', •. , * 44 an 4 s q iug"! l64 o iirset i on • I ..l6thers Lapis XliL . Louis XI V, :sed” , floals xy*.! t.O, and etn9frd no leneeekAhlhf ~ fee agefristi 0 .Patirs. ' -. , V: ,;;C: - . .- - ..• • .• We-ere- lis Irgassiloa..ime, ... ~ ‘ who, by their dgclaratione and legeri t of 1,040 it c h ange "n* l 4- ?'' r "` 1 . . '''' f - • , t i •. , t ,, ...iv 1 " /...! • " •er , i .•• 7 • ••A ' 4 , . ...,.!. . vgf.,..g gs . one I t . , .r , ~ ,,,,,,),„1..k.„ . ...4.4,04,,• ~ . -"Wlasis i tlistirght, of : . •of science is with .: G e i l it , " iv:mi . :o _ 46 ,- 434 1 ,,., . - - .10'...0,0ary, 11538, the . stlt. or May, 1656, and ow s:likteusaoetpii Jutlr 1 A.raderke, ;.!..,,..,,,- . • -St..l of Ju' y, 1738, have for esker •eousecmted-franee , stantine has denarted for. anew. • , ee ore. flt • "am Olk4**** 1 4 I ='_ .c • t•ga k .- :-.,, s t - ; .• J, drawn, c ,etsperstition and mental darkness nem fail l• /•at,", . • -- •t• ••• ••' , - . . 4 ..... -i Akashi Jt. ir :be nsaierielly.eseied ibiletintem ' .' ,ft ?MOMS n! tier blirde she wilj, not be ; ' • I Io oiloiffirtept t • fr 4 this Ihtlicatiosil 1, ter regret and Or* I - • • eking Congreseatrq. salisfying ell par• r j ctlidrens.nd Belgium* lea, which she will eons ' I salt*, without the trade ;ere tould not hare bad 1 retaining, will 'wow be We know TALLEY!. i \that tiAS will be die settlers of his humeri . ers seems improper, t girt or. Frame. I is g the island of St. cpltlvallon, tally doting eull Afrlcstn, race unft,* 'gOverrt or, pe 10 swell the pewit et • A • .44 . ae• • !".i p a y lank, othip: : • 14IP ftl4lCOUDett AO* lbe printery' ti triAle POol e . fries? SIM ICade. intiottal vein of Ens. I 1 ,1 . 3 . 1 THE StAIIVSMAN. • , • • vitroDAit, 4 , -.-1011044..,40 , . • ` Two Haiobargh MelIa:10/114 - 4111 GOTTENEHEdit, Jettlr l l,lise days en kasha one of our frigates, near Oafiorti f arwr . : t :tise Norwegian coast , I saw several Ninwegian fishermen' tome to beg for a little breed. rker'repoTtekihit large quantities of limn.' 'ariOlore were arrives in Norway, but that the vtholCihtt 'kept for tbSt,. lON use Of the army, but . . t tkit people all...ovenl . the: copriti, were io thilltWidillAlliftress for itimaistof: food: The •porielleil#lni • left us. Seventeen ihipiC,ralii#; btia lakiiiifePttlreci on the coast of Norwegi-tryonsettbeisce of the blockade; 12 by the glissilsist.iisil its ,by Ike Eng. lish. .ollifbae** ••••4 •••• • . 0./1 i tA.• fa , 114 • . *Wei • MECKLEHBVIGH, Av0. , 3-1116 Ilichriests the Duke has been pleased to erect a Military Order of Merit, as a memorial of the valour of onr troops in the late glorious war. el • 4 . Faoss THE MAINE, 11171.1 r * f rni ll Theill the cetWw i of Queen' Caroline Matildfi tt lesei s seVed . from to Suland, anettsohniisti astAsses , *tide. .• : ,4ro/ t•-• 1. • ••,. 4 ,- • •• T. 1•, 1.•• .1!•1 • The latojoadebratiat. ropeeeriliseltrs VIJW Ls 8,0 I himself HW:id irit's4 by isisi I a siso ' I `4 t, F: I