The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-05 00:00:00

f., . . . . - A .....„. • . ~. t . . ..' •.' : 1 . ' 1 ' \ . ~..,; : w .,,;...r.m. , ! : .. ' .I*. • ..' .. , ... • -.;., .. ••-* --.-- - • • .....• ..........- • -........-.+... ..... ..... -.. . ..-. ..... ,-' -.' -.....'. .- - .. . " ' 4"1: 4 101;; .... 1 INTSLLNENCIL .2 1 1 fig . f . ~. , from the Revolutiou, ts• _ire obtJeted from it the the enjoyment of those heartimi. „ 1 , 18 7 4 ,7 . . ~,•,•, .,.. ..,„. ..,,,•, „...1 1. ... ... : . it,bilii - . • ' • • ,i. t., , ... t. • ..,,..,., t I , ,eri.ornii 14,r: blessing of equal laws v? that ir, spite of the ty- common with the Emig .. 1 ..,,:i , . ~ _ ranny of Bnnaparte, or pertnip.. , •ssisted by it, ''• • * * tder •e. • ~,i , „: , ~,-• • ;kb. tli they a just title to expect. - • I*o, 7 , Thie lftA l li vi c' i leatiti they o to to r ty the eoiliiitiefi lottereileri . 4.1., , .. • • , Niohe fi ‘ li . tile . % tree have cherished, and will act upon, the lore of free- ••..••••; t r , has also complained. O i ...' ;T . 4 7 41 . '' WU remelts. .1 . ,' ' ' .4. 1 dom..i . • - -i„t ' ' The Chamber of Deputies has begun to entertain' h.Oetlifif child, mkt ehslOsreVoll" , :.. *Alecto of high importance. The Civil List- the the whole 5 . et Sadie ' ' , ..,„,...,, ..„ ,, , i , Tyree's, froth:serene. ' ' • a, ~,se.. 4 ' • le , • Liberty of the Press-and the responsibility of MI- hitherto soisehtAttientir.: . - .a.• '"--- - '1:-.-Arrived the hr h a lehl ' l ets ' frel li i P Pg ub il l 4t ic teßWa again . st ma to 7 o Peemoivie as s Oiroosit asil" loot lit.ji :e . misters, have all caught the attention of that Assem- nerisitied wired , .. , • • • , . e ~,a. it - o, if • ille Were . Saute, frame' Newpart.-Sailed Me bty, which, it it should providentially bec ome the . than her Royal • 4 . •., • ; '' • ow ... . 1 ,4, , ~..,,,... . a. great advance of the Stocks ;e---Tistr . Phillef L i •. - true channel of public opinion, may save both King I must bete felt, t•• -. . •". ,-4,,, , Lar . 2- 1 1 .° 111 1r r ei i"• with a Mail, for Beershe r I t axed she gi r d 1802 was contracted for by an and '' 'T Retie and spectilators in the ,lreisitr opr 4 ..• • e• nvieh pocks, with a Mail, for I.Wiae.,--Trep foltowtag vessels 6 end people front ruin. • , a,* iis ' ' . - • . o r * , ; : ., * 4o % i i i : 4..o " 4".l .... Z 4 B " l o g i a :P iia jw . wil ' imit 1 4: i ce : '° L i v i i :,: om y ssiu l m woultl advance in 'talrai s ' I had at imatt ,• • • - • .• ' ' • - - --- _,ea---a-r------ -- ---' -''-' - ' - 1 . - . Mr. GOIIELL begs 114011; to acknowkdgb the receipt of ! barie N hoilitig •••: - ••,‘ • ..* •,.. ' '''. ,:.,.. g , preogirr.. !,, .. ......'• . ....,. . at 6 and 7• per cent. premiera-sechrerestihtlfs4; raised Omnium much above the iOricridethiess a Letter from J. B. Moact, Esq. of Coley Pork,l •_,. ,". 4 . to her rate; ' "'• ' • --• • - ilikaVion. 'oar 4.-Arrived site Aachlaisi paelkkt, with , V ••, ••• • • . . 7..../ r,:. - I :1 :',. ' # . • < M . " ... • • '' • • * fte lF i ro uc n e l d tlds considerable bones oriefilf em, 1 near Retain, enclosing hit subscri p tion ' f p 20 ,: mate . in •• . . ~ .e. , ~ ,* ,-, , „. , „, 14. a a , d3A‘ ralikiitio;frowi nonand.. X . * ' -• 1 '' v n and it ((fonts him ' , refit satisfaction to learn, that.. ~. ~,!\ • .. l o p coons _, •• - .„ - ._ • i • of it could not 'sell Static', rind y>: • lii 04 - ••i • - • great disadvantage,„es it.e.**2o44Pie; . / hi: political conduct has met the approbation of : 1.... ,....6 .. , . 4• 4 • • • '' t '''t I + "- - - - , :.• ,:d a• Y es t er da y the Earl of Livzsermai,, -Viscount Sro- Mr. lloy c Ir. .... 1...7 ' , - ~, .".' „-;.' 0 ' t".* ~. •, ' * yeareys, shd Count•Muerrza hadanidiences of the out • , • re, • eee " I I w o ~ , 'asps . 7 . • r .. • , Palace Reuses. , He ha: likewise to acknowledge the receipt of 11% 1 silt* : : , . , . r .,.,..,..,, , Altrii withaaaa ,, ,, •,. . , . Publicto buy Consols. . Here eeiginieed.ihdt4 ) • , through the hands of Mr. IlAnott, of 101, Fleet- : .._,_-..., , - , tK: , ~i . ,,,..- • , .. . The King of Pens**, previetia to his departure, depremion which Omniuns so briny thielaitid 7 4 ... 0.2 a 0 4., ' . , • presented Lord Culeees BENTitiOtE with .a box Mt, to issue Exchequer Bills wiiibb, o i -T do not ask tired, forwarded from Odsey, by E. a Fong- is enll l4 7 4i ial mi t :citte r :o l. y'1.......iti-indi --lii not seek to ' t the Treasury being kept empty 'G • 1 *Au, Esq.'kr in n tie lis with diamonds of thi Tablet so861301•,' as an ack now. ••‘ for lam deteredised that my exPendilece shal l p t' lodgment to hie .. , nce upon him Lerditfi lie ' *tend& ~,.. t o p oor . English' (ley ; Market; and the copious sales reciated the Omnium, 'which, • - if hoeing been intimated to Mr. LOVELL, that num, _ _ _„• , , . - um-ea* Income, I only wing to share ,)h thtebeS as Chamberlain 4w •.. oc : • .... in this country . his friends in the country are waiting the issue floors deilte . •toyetation, and to 0400. id „ rt i His %active : . Om, :. ' ••4 a • ef a Public Meeting, intended to be held in Lori- s - .141ret - m . ' elite' -. 1 s olace fmy life-the s',' of • 4 ',. ' winnan9-6. • " g ni n.' • - '7. *.: ,* " 11 in his " ni b 'mute of 7 Per Crstv if 5,..,,, ~r, • - , • gee a o *a, for the pwruse of raising a eubscription, he 1114 ' 4 rof anal i - How applicable lg o • ". • • ' ...I...i''. (and 'we, anti .1 ~ • laildeteeartre , _were i payment. • -!!!. , 4 /1 1 'ti: 74 7 ;A t .ff#ll' . • • Hew are these demands, so just it!il ie • .. :• Os gip his Aosolo u siti . , • • • •• . • .. • I • • • fakes this opportunity of acquainting. them, thus present day. The 6.....,/ , ~ ansuered ?-WhY 443.1141 ' ...WIN , ftY Abe K , ' • • '4 l ttlf-PP . ' donations for the I •- . . .. ___•.„ifgaingienom in eanienspinihns, sing.i he hue T die eland d - IC d id 0 . - ii* 41, 1 . **).-. ~ ..; . Siam likewise be- i poun s a-year, whit. s e i , . , , eye . ..„: a , Art to believe Nmill be announced in a few days. . ..__ _, . i l l- on hayed: :;•,, ..,, _., y ?e , Otlesteuelootott board the vessel I this Year has Won: c.O ~: 14fer, . „ • :,,., th : i :al,eiesite, July 5,18. y, inin by provtding no • sate at St. . • e 5..----• • •r the cone • laiationat, thankogiving fee • al ho p , _ . 4 ,... _ s oy who - Aatii , , _ ,lardesi• lifinglired :to Capt . Soo TT , the Fonds of Aims ! gogarsagt4.oo:, t : purchasers, that tptlesedeneetetai • '' ' •"'''' e • • brooo h „ L 2. a Irait ~ . ~ ' 'tem* Lady a diamond ..- - ' - Ai!: - , . - Matti. Doe :. ' Higliii2: ; - __'leite, withholds whit be , t he, , .., • •i • , 1•.8 Trance V .-1. s.• ,• '4,7‘ . f ! per cent. was given on theonssOlsallillifill t • lIV , q• Idoiland . 1 ' k:11,01vIts . , the expeeted. -Bat even t nklus •h e ma dia„ie , . .' ... . • • to their rank, and to ..t 4 .. ./ . .. ~ . , ... Gotteohur . eh ' ' teat but in the ~ 2 ' •and the .. er branches Or the Royal bassi re 4 ,it ' themes . „ ~ .. sie , . , . -• * -'• ' ...I' 'rows OF STOCKS TIHS DAY AT ONE trcLOClt,' mean t is the same siteation, the re a:a- ••• . thine • ' i . . . • I . . . law (wet. Oct. 41110, 3 'Per 1 1C•rip ' flier: : & •eer Owe Pa • 1.• -; - 4 .1-.-.---- ' inuc. Ans. le. 11-16 • modation provided for them.. And why • iii ,.. ,i, .:. • •the , lades Bootts44 15 p .. -. Excheqaer Bi l l s $5 p Osmium 30; Ooosob for Ace. 701 . .Dif..l3 ‘I I 47 I ESIKAN. ..............,.• , • . , ________ LONDON: * QUEEx and the Patecassas ?Wer - , , ery , .. well, when, on the . the beds cool- honoer et •i. „.• • ' : ; to - the Royal Families of : " ' Russia and 'fillime:-peeilsies to their departure from oiderably ,2 , .. . li ~. depreseed' though ft sal beaftti4" ~prensium; for when the immense addition to o • • • this country, seat post giaciously received, page I: tional Debt, mid 'the great iloeGng Inaii.of ' , , - -• t, 4 . • .4 .... ticularly\by thaasinitott, who was pleased to es- ' g oer Lulls, • is - 000l ido es ,d i • with the•cossid*ti Kiss's reCovery; , . 0 MAJESTY went in state to St. Paul's ' • . .. press himself ia termoof admiration at the result of a foreign 1 , 4 Wpm I hi ha .. 2 Bastian dataiaia ., 9 :. crease of proyerty , invested:is the I s ppy , • .etery so- the . , and the Parecegsts accompanied him e, - there. which it ha , • sly eserminated she small pox. " 9 868 Fouls within these last inflows,. arid 'two. cLii ....., fore their absence on this grope oCca .:' sours, The Em. •• • • ,Ax.exenexa has presented the BON l'tossignets Will !dettlre 6.4toicoolliog.tit,,, ji...7 , ' what inexplicable,* unless we stiY l, '!.‘ ' li t 411 Sir 'Glssil" - t * wis intended to diminish-the surprise whi..• . • ~, It, Bart. Commissioner at Posemi ', bPPsohoisio.lnare*OOess 'll 4 . '. . ` 1 6 4.0.!.m • ' '.-004 1 . 1. i. ,-it- - .. Gloom . t . .4. 4 -. c. with a diamond ring, of superb:l:shortly find they home "ledastiqmg&'.. - d ea.' ', •;r " •' inanship. ~ '• • as • .‘,.,,,, • -tear their article Co 14 ,as MO- , illiiOAT, JULY ,5, 1814. elusion of the Princess of Wati.ts weld .. ~ j..(' •, .. . _ 1 y.. . . 7 - 7-‘r --. .. shoot nine o'clock Prince ' .for two or thrtelleiterfieto s* leff '. • • .. . . --emo-- occasion. Much was aid ° of the Ir men,' i - 1 . )tine w 1 . tee L e • mien from York House. ; _ The property siro lit ',nip ' . N Z •, Paris Papers to the 3d inst. arrived at a late hour 1 Pitt C REGENT . g in ricoUniendin this - 71 ' , ' 1 - The." r 4he eaterionment, given at Guild- ' . I •••,... this Morning, from which we have taken the follow- I grant to her Royal Highness ; and on the ),, wi_let_l w . erg ~ , •"'-' • 1 . "i ec•.' l ,7• • . ' . ereigies, bays been variously may bilestireateil al - neaily Gee . 4,,t. ‘ lug extracts :- .•• 1 4t - of it, we were not e little puzeled to • . ,•ow el . , P OO . ~. 1 1. to 2.5 0001. The are nom Seerlin - • tar though not -..' • s Y • f ~. ,nalorl!; . ,• lug ott. , . ~ , ..... " i ii., . -_, aseertaitied tribe s within a trifle, 'seventeen thoyssosil ilab l ueggiopfiea . f ron t Proper} , . , .., ,exercise of so amiable a feeling with aco In oyes Penis, JULY 1.-To-day the King, in returning , from Mass, said to the National Guards on duty, I tom of teazing indignities. No theory of Mo slumthis 'KM r Wee • ' 7 7 pouted. The greater part of is expe ue . tortoni , s ioa l u e • • l Mai . fate Orriennente, that will be used again at the ensuing --•• • •• ' prtncapa , • 4 ..‘ Yoa know, Gentlemen, that I shall always see ;yet disclosed so profound an "enigma , as th of It diroier,/,9 be given to the Delta of WeiJametors, the have cent ~. fdistible • Stock staridtdt • '. •;411 you with pleasure." , I person being at ONO an object of elettAttr , e itt.,, *ea to otairr bill not exceed that of a Lord Mayor's great portioOOf bhieh has litlift, ,,, : :••„. Oa: I .rom.aibrood. Most cove 'An Ordonnonre of the King has been issued to ; sion and boundless generosity. Bat•• • ,•tiligik'we nionora:'' • :.- . - • - •:. . . I came to nAerstand that the whole : of tieti Midis. ••• l' e tif t * reeeb te4 fefterdoY from the British army siod by Fr*ilcel 891 4 at diffeSnott :. •lo regulate the liquidation of the accounts respecting • e 1 the French armies during the campaigns out of , iona grant to the Princess was to emoit t itS*kot . , , tee .. , • ~. ......•., encamped moor Bousdeaux, state, that' the last bri- English Funds eaperiencell. -peat ' ' gesle.hulembarkedand sailed for America, but some reig n . et t mare es .. • . . • , • France, since 11306. 1 public purse, the thing was script of all kind ',aye.. • corps•originally intended for the expedition, were •-r ' n "ye me° lii P•cloy ..4.444,• • -2 , when Spain and Portdgol.eMsl4l......Z.:te • r An order of the War Minister prescribes the mo • d tery, and •became perfectly intelligible ev en d a ft- 4 eoentermanded. The troops continued to leave the w - ' In which the actual , number of troops composiug the ness itself. From the complicated and crud . imp. ground for England and Ireland as vessels arrived to are the British corers, ;Lel 3, pee s' , 4 t *:: '' i - -4.!. ' '' '' t; . • - French army is to lie ascertained, including ,those dens under which the country labour, a pirst. of receive them. Reports relative to misunderstandings veneer! from 581. to ni. .. - , ice % ..-.., between hiiptl4llllClAlre re:prevalent .at Boor - 1 . it must be (resit in the '; now in France, ankthose who have been prisoners such magnitude, from suck a source , w all . . SU ''.. ~.,_ ~ , ) .44111/Mit•ier 44 fff;4 00.4 . ' • '_.. I:4_ ' ti7/ 7 4 , ; 4 4"4 4 44; . .1 4 A.4,i • • • . the siolestspae . ' daily arriving. ether ex • Pliel:" . f We•fillteu tram an Offietit who MS last reached lowing year, when the Fueils, so looter_ but i' • ofri_r, d aily Tt . um v. 1 s. . rim y_ pulps of; an important the pope arity of Vie Priartei, the people. . 'his I town from , Antwerp, that Lent LYNEOOGIC has re- by foreign purchases, returned to el same 1 - • •• I : a V. . geseitsoi n ting individual interests, which are is a clue to the whole, rind 1 ' every doubt. It 'turned to Brussels, where the head-quarters of the connected with the general good, and though simple purckases the characterof generosity tootle of the illus- British army are established. At Antwerp there 1 • ' value. .• . , If- foreigners deemed if &doe • were 1500 French yet in the arsenal, to superintend sales on the Peace of Antiens,..hew Is mot hi itself, is p ur p osely perplexed by ingenuity. - trines parties without au sacrifice, au d it saddles the • • and protect the stores and property which devolve to :rally will it he considered politic te .. Mt Commerce is, indeed, under every point of view, ether on that very public. ) with whom it must beherdes -'• . their native country under the late Treaty. , rof the present high price of Stocks.. ',SE .. a the means by which as to be effected the most easy sire to stariel will. As the Poet says, "it is *tinted The Frankfort Gazette states, that BoNat.PAATEbeing reinstated on the French :! 40 0 , . . cad advantageous circulation of the surplus produce charity that does its work by halves ;" and we yet proposes to sell the Sovereignty of Elba to Tuscany, : ma ny, Russia, Spain, isc. having sheatittekehi , s , ~ ' t sit our soil and indostry. Freedom of commerce hope to see every reasonable complaint removed, and and to request permission to come and live in Eng- ;to cultivate the blessings of pence, offetithe,st , land. ! inducements for the return of the easigtiets, 1 discovers to countries communicating with each other the public morals no longer offended by a species of . - . • • 1 here was a very obvious course for Lord CAS- laity Frenchmen, and the Freech.Funds wit their reciprocal benefits, proportioned to the aches, persecutiorinew in this country, and far from being lieuzeou to have taken, if he had interested himself ;them • f o r F r ance f , more interest; as recovers 'l, which are the fruits of the soil and of industry ; creditable to the national character. for the Abolition of the Stave Trade-which was to late concussion, her funds will ;acreage in i spice it follows, that it is desirable to have no treaty --,maie-- refuse the cession of the points of the African ' The glaring difference in the price of prods CAPTURES BY THE AMP:RICAN SLOOP OF WAR i . coast, by means of which the French obtain an open- tweet' this country and France, will operate.l i k - of commerce. But as upon any question the object is scarcely WASP. The following vessels have been taken by ' ' • in to revue the diabolical traffic. . • - lon persons of limited incomes. the I n • • o Bridge over the Canal. in st. James's Park is .. ever to knew what is best to be done, but rather IVasp American sloop of war, of 22 guns, and 170 , - • ! ' 1 to be illuminated with from the Company's pt.. e , which is the way to avoid evil ; supposhig, therefore, men viz --.:- . ' works, in Peter-street, Westminster ; and she Park, Yesterday a Court of Common Council m 1 -- iin the Egyptian Hall, at the Mansion Hoes', a Commoccial Treaty inevitable, our cotton manufac- •On the 2d June, the Neptune, MoltolN, from it is said, is to be lighted afterwards with gas. t. ' tures will doubtless claim the paternal attention of Liverpool to Halifax ; 13th Jane, the William the Duke The grand entertainment to be-given to i , , I into consideration the propriety :of present b I H f Parliament,,n • 1 talons to ot i ouses o„ re Government. Where this species of industry is in Rankin from Limerick to Lisbon • Rankin, June, the of WILLINOTON,• by t....... e 18th the' General O ffi cers of the . I the Abolition of the Slave Trade, when di Army, is to take place either at Hampton Court or , activity, it is the most advantageous from its general . - Pallas, Caterer., from Mogadore, to London., and Resolutions I came to several thereon. in Chelsea College:" The latter is certainly appro. consumption, the immense benefits it confers uponl tisemcnt in front of this Paper. I-Pet ti at hand-labour, and the nature and number of the hands destroyed them ; 23d June, the Henrietta, Tuostr- priate ; and the Petace Riceeser may direct the of Parliament being prepared, were 1 sox, from Belfast to Guadeloupe, which she plea- works to be exhibited from the river and the opposite it employs.ordered to be presented in the Usual, manner ' dosed, and threw part of the cargo overboard, and shore. 5 'Yesterday the two infant sons .0 - the 1 For 20 years the progress of this branch of the Bes ides the other unp r ece d en ted wonders of the • gave her up to the crews of the above vessels. The - Beueswice were introduced to the rlittitEE ensuing Fete, an immense pair of bellows are curl- only to so oatinnal industry has been such as not p- ly France with all the kinds of cotton goods which Ileuridta arrived at Dublin on the 30th ult.; she left - • • the Wasp cruising in lat. 48. It long. 11. 30. - structed, for the purpose of raising a storm on e Serpentine, which, in addition to the engagement, 1 . t e .at Carlton House. , „ The Loan Mascot" •having inspecten to t • formerly were Imported from India, Switzerland, - will give room for every species of naval evolution. ! weighers' returns, ordered the price of Breit and England, but likewise the Continent, from the time the same as last week. . ,It is certainly true that the Princess of WA '• , It is now definitively arranged that the Serpentine .1r . . Adriatic to the Baltic. addressed a letter to the Rev. Dr. Tommes, • Lorfl i l sea fi ght is to take place on the Ist, and not on the a OAUNCII OF . TUE NELSON.-YestlNerl t f l shi named.after our immortal ' Navel A single line of a Commercial Treaty might anni. Bishop of Lincoln and Dean of St. Paul's, desivieg .12th August, as all the little boys,- wit , , i p,, , 1 Thames holidays, would otherwise lose a sig Idiots so many advantages, reduce to mendicity that places might he provided for her Royal , Highness home for their . . , Mgr* ewer buti,tjjk the river ~.#IIC 61)0,000 artisans, distributed throughout France , Thanksgiving • so peculiarly suttee to them. . • Ist Woolwich, in the stregenceofirehiptl and suite, on the day of the Public Thanksg , . . . .., • and it is also certain that this request has very *itch The Courier says, from a quarter upon which they 1 est concourse of spectators eesee ..,, . and yonder us again tributary to the foreigner in the perplexed the Courtly Diviesio.rit,ii i i .- 3 . 44 *bols i" eae rely with confidence, r` it, that ,dr.eadful riot took place, includitis the Lords Ole .., aisle . 4 . !limit .considerable and important object of our con - -scandalous in her Royal Highness to ' make any such place a few days ago at Strasburgh, between the veral .of the N °Witty .drill' Pi' ', . r .,.• ..- ii, Outiption. Lot us not then be afraid that such sea ..1 request, and thit accordingly it is not to be cow- garrison and a corps of 3500 prisoners, who refined : and the Foreign . Heroes„..Biaseirea Oat , gusto. • At Ilei eideratioos will the attention of the best, the plied with. It is not, then, to be considered asp. fit to wear th e white cockade. No care had been taken', The Nelson is to carry • .1. . ..,, I .. lineetlig • htened of Kings, and of the able Minis- thisg for any person to desire to go to St. Peers to t• guard against any disterbance, and a desperate •a bust of the glorious qeto j ,'ir''.., •0 MI 1:144 iil humble himself before GOD, if if should be mgrs. and sanguinary conflict took place, in which many ' supported by Fame and ttratanion, eel, it tasWiooours with his confidence. . s , dons for him to appear in the sight of tine Paswcz log their lives. Lyons is said to have discovered i " England expegs every Man 'will do his -mop- • REGENT 9 . i some unfavoenble symptoms, aOd in . Peril, a per- . Several 'bands dilfturic attendait . , and Va . ) JArt7iiight, hi the House of Commons, Lord CAS- ! 1 . . • YLtutacu brought forward a propositionto grant the Princess of WaLes an establishment of 50,0001. per i tieman, A Spanish vessel arrived yesterday t irlsic.h left- son might infer from the conversation in the play- I tied patriotic tunes during the cereniony ; i Tenerife on the 30th May. We learn on; a gen- houses and in' the groupes, that Another revolution :alie ship was launched into her natural Ors a passenger by her, that. she is boarded was en the point of taking place." ' i reclamation, of the multitude seemed to err i .annum. The course taken, and the arguments ad=twice by American privateers thsriirg the oyage, and Thleinorning, between twelve and one o'clock , ar As the company were about to reti r e, their winced by his Lordship oe this novel and extraordi - that three American privateers for six ablecks fire broke out ie the house of _Mr. Lacer, grocer, I was attracted to sante who wAs,discoCeret • • Takin g fur aded the island of Tenerife, amity occasion, are passing curious. in consequence of the top of St. John-street, near Islington-road, emirate!' was ftfund to hare.: on 'elite p:Oeierier. , , ~... . . is that her Ro at High- , granted what certainly true, y • which the British Consul had judged it proper to in the space of an , dour the house and its contents ; umped from the stern of. the .11 I 7 e_son, an, - c * . . in send a boat ezpress to Madeira to inform the plant were entirely consumed. It_wes with consiOerahle perfect safety, afforded . much, autu,semeti widowhood, it propo sed 'loess is living a state of is , . , 1 , I to • grant her the same sum yearly, to which she Commander on that statics' 6f-the fact. His Majesty's difficult t the family ' • fli Another •d f Yeh effected 'their escape, as e spectators. than jurnpe feuds a 4 4 , ship Msemidon had been in sight from Uteri& fi re broke Out at the Widmer:4' the .house, and wits ebegan to ; play " Gott *woo AS ,Kftt i r , # 6 i 1 M .would be legally entitled on - the actual demise of between 40 and 561 days prior to the depletes's of reedy n to burst Into ;flames before the occitlent was Soon *after tbrke other's, juiriped,leto the * • - her husband. 'lido, is *La very well so far as itgoes, this gentleman, and it was understood that..ske- was discerned. ' . . . . out preservers ~end after wading ebaut ~ . -• i but it hippo.. .Of, „be aecovapasied with circum- to 'cruise between Tonoilife and Modell& , „... • . . teatilirdey uming e ~dispute occurretA.lo.4pAn , times relit-Witt t he "00 who irrd'. a prtperv4 t , . d stances, MI liberality appear some- Count Ps.eroirelett .London on Fister‘sy i, " soldltinlikmerors La Gray's .. . , , twists.; in, ' ` ' • , lays ng held' of hilii with one lie ridratassi • pan ined by Lord Lowsetost,, frr.New .: i . of.4llo9alOtTioi - sod “thettorteinated in Volt with the other. • what on:a: 1 , 1 4 11 4r • • lO 'as we arsdeistatstt - Ote • .. fie --' 'ad 'ii viewing t ' coo 4 heouctieCo ,/4 : ofAmi of tioparties. *C4IIMMIni limpid, - . • ' . cue, her Riylli :pi/harm-Ins complained, that she • • a • •1... et ........44,-,.... , - , _- lug country deo ntamed - ' ' I - ''Ai li .- ' ettlii ) t° 140 #0 , 1 ,' •'• . a . !Ora .. 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