The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-10-30 00:00:00

..... ••,AA 1' ' corn cannot be imported into this (*entry. mane . our own sells at or aboolka certain prim: this ODE may prevents foreign torn from cambia into Mee, market, sod thereby redeting its prke ; bet it ppiai, 'ems our manufactures from Wingless abroad, inek..., -change for she corn that woeld be imported, and ',beget)} diminishes the foreign demand for our 1164111.!9 lectures, in the mime proportion as it prevents thoi imilotehttnn et corn ; hence arises the redundancy eli re= Vositalftetleffe, the sisittetton of their price, a the lowness of warm. ThesomVisateses are made. Jaw. The -tools of the Beetteghtmengent wee fill ' Heusi., shich ought to ,tit filled (according to- the) toelliloliee)hy persons of..the People'scboosinge . s ., l'hie prev es'phe importance eitd . ..neceesite of hs'p'i * The House of commons. the . mimosa& . .._ , The ResnlolOne having, opterolly pri, were ; tectrivierl by !he crowd, and elur ed. with esicrhtelee* lion.. It: beibg agreed that it .11 the del or the Op. .',reused and iiiirepreooottO Peepie of tilis caws re v eled i pso ticilaelyirif (be present, Meeting, to petitio, tea i retenristritte es mach as possible for theoiselveklie their privetioss and sufferings, seeing ,thet,, tatl , ml love but too _ generally misrepresented,- Or seigstoteil l , 'facts, • Petiti e e suitable to the oppressions of ,the l * time., and cireentstanue of the Persons who compote 'the Meeting. watt drewe,4o,.lri the Committee see! 'signed by the Chairman; it being resolved that the •me be preseteed to the Pripet. Regent by such per , son or persons as the Commiiters for managlrin edg the to sa me :hall . deem • proper. •' IL was else rego liaise, by was of loan, ',helmet that may be necessary. to give security, or bail, for Messrs. Baeguley, 'Drummond, and Johnston, and that a sobscriptirie be • set tin foot for defraying the espeuces of their talalc The warmest thanks of the Meeting be and ' rsted to the Rev. Joseph Harrison, for his Inanty, firm, impartial conduct to she Chair.; as also to various other frieods of Reform. mg....... . PETIT [OIL. • , 70 tile ACKAT. DIGIINFDI oEoooit NM. = OT WAL ES, Uof tWH I , 'RGENT ot OA ettiosteit •oe GSLAT .. .. • 34 , isweratx AND IRELAND. • Ens ouNsLo ...ND mrrecii. 'Minot' oF.TDE tio4Str• . ANTI' or INN omit Ass NIE•aloVaN000 of 1110CII• PORT. (A A. ag reed to by a 4ormatotire appalated by a ftesolation sea • ilah;or himein„ far drielo;up aust . agreeing to 'beanie.) ' flardert Suowyrir.—ThatVie eeveeky cut map • guile of 'Gee Petitioners' 8 0 (which are not * 'is reelity abated since Yeier. Von' lost argo t c o mptsirst) proceed from . time „ iiiii. of. RH evils, a . stock Representation of the Peiplee lotuses. • That we veer Wildest's, itiliielvitg. meet &ipso , ' ' slinostely the many sand invitees detilseeiteeearaselt. q-scents that hate 'been made - oi oar libeettea: lll 4 otaregeou ittieks on oor properifee; the envied . . mays of depeiting es 'of the bird tolled- fee (rabbi of • out labour I the nonwrroolvacieene istphiltlatimeal . f t 4 , that have been and are effeldrel to the &tease . 4 derers of Doi Rights and drainers of our ik ...the open snot I , ...itii• snee!Otre or tildes agar breed by Go* imiti—die t ertrictions upon theft s " es do of the Preas—.4l4o - sligit ,o4ol eoll4 of eat PleiltSf * "by oast is hieely t.r'o.d " - it sediams Arnosol • Bitkr.“ .Neb. la' veil meaning, art see ether tlittit gags placed in the saburhs of thou of oar . filleirt • creator's. who were literally periebieg for want of , :eaffiriesst food...the !amorists - in' sailers chotgeons • ear tellowsmen end Wench; titreugh o hies g lassful ' and cruel treatment, one min dettrelialkimself s hill do prisons leering a widow and ten helpless orphans l to deplore his loss; sod several . others have sioce ' died: th e nuetnes and 'firind-like plots that hive ' been gat by and laid toner chive, by an inhuman and ' m designing Police: the many and Inel/cent lives that have ' been sacrificed by miscreant spies,infamoes informers' and by perjared and su borned evidence. The hundreds, • of haneings . and thousands of transportations of our • fellow-beings, through that stational disgrace, a paper 1 cerrency': and the numerous other diversified and ' multifarious delinquencies, the prostitutions and cor ' 'reptions of our morals; and the mockeries of public ' end private justice, that have taken place; ALL of which emanate from that evil of evils, a mock Re. presentation, es naturally as effect can emanate from cause.—We, Sire, ha* determined add re. • solved never more to petition that holy called • the 64 House of Commons," which body we have nn voice in elective, and which body have sot with impunity, in deliberstion on plans to take " Money out of our pockets without our COUgPOI, R bilSI ' for similar acts, si re, other p ersons in a more cir'eum -7 scribed sphere, end on a muse trifling scale, and in • most cases when first reduced to great sufferings by these sicked treasures--hate by the laws made by this corrupt body, been imprisooed, tieniported) and even hanged!!! That year Petitioners Waving always understood that the Prerogatives of the Crown were granted for ' the protection of the Liberties of the Subject, and • that the King of England is placed above all law of - power (save that of the voice of an insulted People) that be may •edininister Right and Justice the more • fearlessly and impartially, between the Arleta. • eratkal end Democratical parts of our Constitution • —And farther, Sire, as we see that by virtue of . these Prerogatives of the Crown, the King can of hi • own free will and pleasere, discharge •his weak or wicked Ministers--Choose others more virtuous— . • dissolve the Pilitiament--ottend the Elective FEDo. chise—ssimroon the Parliament together, and farm • what body of Electors he chooses to extend ti Elective Franchise to i—We, Sire, do consider yous Royil Highness, who is acting as Regent for these • realms en behalf of his - Majesty, to be the'ouly legi. timateseuree f rem whence we can reasonably 'specs . • restoration of our Rights and Liberties, stud from - whom we can aspect to have juristic . * done to es, when a - responsible Ministry wickedly•iodemnity themselves . • for griofooll wrongs: ind Nether seeing that one forefathers, by an Aol eallad the " Bill of Rights," • havedulasod It to be the itilst of the Subject to pe:., tilts the Crown, and also declared that all isteerep• • lions MENA petitioning are illegal : We have belebi, • and dutitillydetrrmined sad Dreotoott to potitioo rm. It oyalllOolatow a reit patio, orate leog deal NOM end Littertitigtind to have jestice done es : friftrette , lying that pair Royal'llighfflott bas' too mods IVO to the piece, bapplemis, and tree tip/endow , et yea.' Illegbieras Hoeg% and for the . wee-being an tegto. fut. of Our Peopte s tb disregard this our bomb* pritier: , Sire, ear complaints have been se often atiglected, Alt grievances, sad ailictios selforbin 11 rereeflry . 1114% grit: axia l i s . s t e tit eadictm illmilomm••••••••••••••- ---- ris•ittaiOd Or. auteltetteeller= arlf. iltaallOtta -• • ' and , ore ortar ► end Prilbse4.lo/14 Sr . .fottbet llowstaly 4410 sett coaolviOi*be our cosawflolattOst. l !l . Iffy thuttersieiscui%d at; ariirtilrod 1.04 e tollittty will !Mow) In verso* to" Toss Royal twee* , sieho; telly sod clearly, .otat *lt delay teed/ IwitsprOs not 05117 to risk ooretrassallee4ethiterta;4 b o t over own esietewor ; lad email ti ftx slaveryrot the 'bock of patterning,* the orbltli . raf tyirabny, mod the iron yoke iherbeittla 411Iti mast vilioujf ,v-Isvarsod.-Arertotrolat -Ottitarttiy.i.r froarellse .eltwoolacribei -tribes+ and mit.. informed state yeas iLoysi,llloiness boo Item Wart oesly kept in; er,.thirt yew Wrisdate-your Royal Hiahealis ahoold dee* this wor final determination. and resolutioth.wrish or premiture stop, we humbly. beg to state, that bad we as e Christine. People, WV no oth.er_gLietence to complain of than the ...weatoo cruelties, the wicked malversationt,end the stedied and varied I n s u lts we base received daring !Waal, t w o yea - iv,: we _ humbly t rust,. . that Alen ; groor Royal Highness reflects On the. lodelitile., 'the records for t ha t • p eri o d •atkotopt • to,' ix' upon the IllustriOus noose of Brataitsick. yaw, Royal highness will ritdonty consider tra ieslified this our determination; but that ~your., l lo,o 4 :l li gh• Gess .e *V, e are the most patientendlecimaript of all- People, to have deterred this our, resolutioo, so long. Bar Sire, when to these recckrds are Added saw elaavei. suffered prior tp that petiorl, arawhetwepre low auf.:l ferlog:we feel setitfted that your Royal Ilighnett, will not only approveour determination, bat cordially turn your Royal attention to the nesting the many and deep wounds, yew People are smarting under—saliS-. fled your Royal Highness must •be, that it is but 4. protecting ow liberties, that we . can preserve your prerogativeli and also that It is but by healing nor wounds, restoring our rights, and redressing our wrongs, that our affections, our properties, and !bp-. can be securely depended open That the A wful storm that has so long brew girker. ,• lug over this our once happy lewp:ister • . iterted—.that the vengeance .f ere galley God • way be softened wi th mercy g• est thet wicked and corrupt Men may thiree.aof Auto afforded theta to repent and become Ottawa,: We hele• bly and most ferveritly pray, that year Royal Highness will lend en attentive. see to this our bat earnest suppticarion—sod be p1 0 a...4 to dismiss with your Royal Higbeeiris t1i.p1.6 - sum your preterit Ministers—ra note !tittle that wilt feet* telt e o pport your august ilouse,ituil direct your, yak Highness to soot% the irritated feelings of yoott People. be grecioesly ploated scot 1,0 rail . ' .any parliautieut togpteer, arm *retort frost each banelul arisLyear dent pltett as are s t ow. 04 lathe Itilods,pf a Botough ,Oli goreity. but insp . your Rapti- Iliichiser wilt be pleased todjooelee that bodyeehlrhore now pre - tended to be 049eiod—PI'd bra tgovvid (visitor. In • saute theseg:lia nation tobetiikiio Ut f i o o rif i r siant Of. R 441690 hol to twee calling • flop EkerriaA, Alliptpriqp.b4l4 . Wee} paticte.l,llo4oor,..to retie*, roacilaggi. 1401 atat'a wisdom. .irs ennioct, with Alret i e rs til Afoot*, and the noose o gress Apo& i to act . - r We, your Loyal at Fgltbfol *OO l duty boon& will ever ay, . Signed on behalf of the Meeting. 108RPII HAiKISON, Claimed". FRENCH .PAPE PAM , ' OCT. 28.—The Emperor of Resale, at alighling at Paris, will alight at the had of HOW Talley rand, in the street id. Florentin. It is thought that the Deka of Weniggles will wet be et Paris before Townley or Wedneeditt. The Electoral College of Le Musette (President Rear. Admiral Count Demenoir), which bad foes' De. paties to elect, has choose the Count Dumanolt; the President ; M. Le Joly de Villiers, 'Vim...President ; M. Morse Chantereine. Vice. President: end the Chevalier Sivard, also Vice. President. the firtt ewe Were te.wletted ; the Chevalier ;Sigma Is In the room of the Baron Dahonvel, vale lately died. The unsuccessful canslidetes in Is Haute Slone were MM. Bouvier, Galsniche(Adeocate at Vezeul), . and 13rissaid de line. • Tie -teetotal College of l'lndre. which had two • Depttlei to elect, has chosen the Count de Bondy (re•elected) and M. Charlemagne, in the room of M. Bordeau Fonteney. The Electoral College of La ?Peer*, which had two Deputies to elect, has chvnten MM. Chabrnide Chi. meane, and M. Bops , de Faye, in the room of the M and M. Clement destined _ _ 4.• kiwis* fornet.ll.-.A Tar4sr, atito littlest!, here reststsisy front Cairo, is ae isserrost. of Parody days, ins brosght the sows, that the troOps al die Paths of Egypt halm been boaters by the Wetitsbites in Upper Agypt. This mat ocessiossd so lastset rite to tits pries of Nebo COO., buses, fiat Wrchabites Aster*y althomt sows* sit 4.044 plentatinns, Oa the Vat of list moo* division! eirstqrnsko Inas lOW tho 'stood of Candia. ' • • ' •. ' -k- _.4_gf...4 'lto issiiibstsad that the Lord*? tholl'ossiry bare ditreted Vet Commissionets rit esstsiss in this Ire., to simian an officer at fiethY o 'for the go/pos.o deiring oat vessels from thesis obsstoise4 pursuant to an Act of 55 Geo. Hi. C. itt sec . il.&—ritsii Pead ) I ;'/Y0 AIX LA-Gaftr PAPERS/ - . : . ibrito. OCT. 22.....51 Vii Oils ~ sod 'the principal. Booker, abli.mere tr.fi , ~......_...,...&..,•........ .4 it s fni 6 ,eyed ,ooo66l ,eyed byllie signatites of the j d.Re!lng, had desired , as a further .i aiiires of a certain ,00mber of the . ' in ; but theie two houses hi ve p re. ditleililiftei the the rate of Five . per Cent.. • 1 : . 4./... TO.Perpetenfe the mastery of the'Congress of the 1 Sesereigna, tint ancient aliases of the streets in which I the: boatel ociopied by the Alhod Monarchs are sheeted have/been changed, and tb be hen eefor`th caged . Alexander - street, Frarkcis.street, And Frede rick WilliOn.street. .• . The absence of their Majesties OM Emperor. of Russia, and the King of Prussia, wilt btaiboat twetse tiara, or , a fortnight at- the . most. Mean 600 the 'conferences isetvf pet; ike`Ministers icintinue, 50a are still'iovolved in tli'e . .samo mystery. BRUSSELS, Obi,,;...,Their.flighiresies the p r ince and Princess of . Tour sod Tsai, arrived here, yes. ter4l4,"fitioiAii-le.Chapolle ; ilso'Madame la Mare. chale sinit,,Dophess of Dalmatia, Oil . ber way from' Aii-la-Chaprille to. Paris • sfiloop#,se frit-as.4 :Nook", not iii) 'taws ' Moro . * of ,111 ow lorilitr y ;he , linkois of 4 yiea • - •d 6 . 11 -- . , . PRICK 744 - .77 ,7 :-i. r --.- ~' , • PRICK ict; wrivictviroPlidiT i Pat ONV cec. : LocK Bank Stork • • gOr t. Saw, 1060 100 J per Ceut Red:77l4li ' • Witt Reed* 4 lii . 1 1 S• per Ceitt.Con 4,ll !9ft 7 vi Long Ana. WO ' .•.• so . :,.. St poysCenit. Sip • Kirentiquar Ktili 19 r . t onsnlit for Are. iftilife °amino • • I per Cent. 96 R 1,1 '' THE STATESMAN• i, . ~..•i . . i RIDAT I 01771147*' : SO ? 181 s. , • THE QUF.F.N. The following is the 13alletin other TtlibErry's, health liaised this moral% Krw .PlOO, Oct. 90. " The payed the greater part of yesterday to a ver Q u m, y unectatfortab'e state, hot the sleep which her Mantra has had in the night, has afforded no relict this morning. (Signed) " F. !AMMAN." Her MAJESTY still languishes under the most d* :Aressing debility, notwithstanding 'site seems - octaa slonelly to enjoy the benefits of sleep. in the ear liar stages of her disordie, she experienced sotae little refreshment from a night of repose, bet,: since -tee last .paroxyhat, even a succession of tranquil nights, prod**, no beneficial effect wbatewee. litu-SlVlN",trOttl "kakis feverish, - and taw *embed ;:xtruifilkistneeffhbicls Make - It bet. to thie .t • dant,*ihnt sleep is ;VA iho olitsfo, bo4 au artificial torpor pradeoed by medicine. It la that the mother of her Saixsix laageiabed, topeustd years before her death, in a neatly sintiler way. The PRINCE RECENT arrived at the Palace yetteri day about half-past ire o'clock, and laiiediately. gave sedieuce to Sir FRANCIS MILIIAN. He ilk not remain more than ea hour, and , then retarasaist Carlton-house to dinner. We find the following curious medics in a Morpi log Paper 66 The Patrice Rtetwt called at Kensington Psi lace yesterday, and remained there some time. His Royal Highness's visit Is supposed ti lea one of tee conciliation with the Duke of Sussex, and to bay* been made at the desire oe QUtEtt." The grand, frock has been given to the occupation of France. On the 1124 inst. the Emperor A LERAN• DU, the King of PRUSSIA, and the Duke of WEL? . LINCITON, reviewed the army assembled in the Cami • of Farriers, and neat day, at the head of their re.' spectiee troops, they went through the evolutious of a sham battle. On. both days the Sovereigns were spleedidly• entertained by the •Deke, in a Chinese Perilien, , which was ornamented with trophies of arms, and the united flags of every nstico, the ap propriate emblems of universal peace. They were to !daub:age. It appear's from have reached es to the 27th, ALEXANDER still retains his par. it being enoottooeti that on. ill alight at the betel of that of Commerce at lont. I, !I :A of its lat e - Sittings, a Com- Memoir to the Legislature so. • be aide an entrepol for to. the Flanders • Papers and the 'Chapelle, which reach to the respecting the deliberations of Hugh the conferences between , the topics of their discassions are still enveloped is mystery. It is again asserted in the French Papers, that the question bet weep Spain and her Colonies will occupy the attention of the Congress; and it is repeated in the Brussels let ters, that at the conference at Aia-la-Chapelle on the 17th, the diiierences between Bavaria and Baden were arranged on terms favourable to the latter. Bet still nothing official or sethentlo ap pears to testify the precise sebjects on which the Diplomatists of the Congress are employing their fa culties. Ne matter. " Where ignorance is bliss Nis folly to be wise." We may speedily have revelations faint's' enough from that dark Divan. Europe will way be serpriied and disappointed if any thing go: owl) woe out of it. Thissia, indeed, e esti cheese. OrrleMeb thb tileferittiepts of - Eureow aro t o b eer its tho ple's iybi Ohs nineteendi cantery, after 'all the I . its of esperittnce they have beetrieught and all the p ises anal protestationSthey liteemscl:;l of keeping pace with the progress sad the wishes of the age—but so it unhappily is. -efbe Sovereigns sad Statesmen of the Congress seem to prefer to role amidst thiisollitf OnpoPtifirfiy eed darkness, rather; then amidst the gratefel acclimetions of mankiod,t the light of reason and undisguited policy. W oe sod wretchedness to the inhabitants of nations When - { their Governors appear to prefer tialk:gereosto the blessings of the People. . , . According to the Flenvish•Paperet thili es ii n lei Prussian Monarchs were espected bat' in about e i f .. ortnight from the period of their departure, The i Prussian abate of the French contribution is (a be advanced by Messrs. floes and [Aguas, oa a die. count of 5 per cent. To commemorate the wean , of the Sovereigns, the streets in which they bt;re— spectively resided, are henceforth to bt re p their names. This to a most unrieep.-- on the part of the inhaititbnts of Aia.i., The acts of the Ctingress; "whoseelemory they li. s , endeavouring to perpetweit, will adfficiently en:raise, Its name, and thpof .00 Membsrs'wha compote W., "ft is grateful, however; 7.ia the People of that favour* le d c i ty , .when n o Ottoctettgee will 'dewed Ns preist of itso4l4oo 'petrbns pod beoefactors, and theta meta ovary may be isi4segero/ perishing from the and the besitiot Men, from the want. of *diet manent cefebrity WWl' embalms the good, tb '• them sbegiorydprodaing otter their wretched at . . The 'theme bFrea 'disarmhick %ashen adopted fee the.Army,ishy no means themostecnivomical soda. lisfattory that could hue beendeeited. It has bean .framed in the true school of Mioielerlal Retrench . . ' ment. Speeisl regard has been paid' to the preserve. .tion 'of patrosage. Accordingly we ate thet.tbat -larattch of the service which is the most digit:bid to . , young rues of interest , the Cavalry, is to be kept* on it much 'Oilier scale than the frifatiltY. The es.. pence of thiris not the only !lib ; The Linewiltm (bade merely a transit to the ho ur.. Every Cilliii . of. Parliamentary families will look , for reams/site the Cavalry, tiviitilts,nsey not bet int to tie' . Indies, a 4 thib..tfpidtrie,et.,, A . % 4, f be promoted arset. tiaiiimiikti. - in tiviteefrei found pesc* M 4lt no finite, • - ; was the Cavalry. kept op totio ; ititle.aVetei of& anvil can be oolsok reason fiteji'lit the pvinit* *ma of our resources..... In the noteateedir Commode lastreev, Lord P A I.orESiv • ego* 41stlooti , yilitao that it. vaiisttin in fi nit sly aorenomirbt tip 'Once Itegimpttiftogether, th in isailit . lila skairtga" " A :1111 i 41141 ' V ' . ......, v . 111- ,Isi Ito isivirtielk.Wentd be infinitely mare edrshe tageeos to 4104Nnatetry than ninety at 620 each, BA he held tisk is . the plea of reduction to be yet ., ,e' ~ - surdi 61 - .of.satibrbit• w held thereby i twee. Ofrlit 'i W . NobleKetritsry at War rt. candle the` 4 vai.ectiovi actually adopted with that which4* viiesittced ? A ersiiiek . Of the Cabinet Ministers. was yesterday held itltleirToreign Office, in Desising•street Ohl dellinfeations occupied a long tin% A confuhttilt _was oleo bald at the Office of the Home Depsrtneat, The'Lono C S A N CELI.Ott, the Earl of Ixrceellota'' Lords Met.vit.t.s, Stomouvre, and Ilivuuser, sad , the Cstanctt.t.on of the Eat H EMIRS, Attenod. The greet Law Appointments are at length holly *led. Mr. • Justice ABBOT, previously to di first day of theensoing Term. wilt be ',smolt M Chief. Justice of the Court of King'e Bench,. sal of lt Mr. Justice DALLAS as Chief Justice of the Co el !rats. the vacancies on the BestiCh among the P ' Jddges will be supplied by two of the following ~ domes: — Mr. RICIIARDSON,' Mr. W. E. Taulddie . Mr. LITTLEDALE. or Mr. Serjesne BOSANQIJST. Yesterday his Evcellency the Prussian Anthaseitri Baron lIVOIROLDT, Counsellor BoattEssANA : SI Mr. ROTHSCHILD, delivere4 to the Deputy Govoi of the Bank 'of England, in the presence of Mr.fleol NUT, Notary, the deeds of mortgage, asysecoride for the due payment of the loan of five milli.' poohds sterling, on lately t of t i eien Gove contracted res forby Govern tan ace The following is an eztract o f a letter front Isis, dated Oct. 28th ":—" The troops are cesd! down to embark very fast . ; from 4 to 50001nessi tome in to.mwerow. The weather is very fine, vi r ees ! consequently the - embarkation is uninterrupted. I • ______--.idonrnwirvarrir-Rterrr egg ►ty . near St. Omer and Cassel." The following are, it is said, among theme. consequent upon the return of the Imps from Fon. and the reduction of the Army :—The tOth foa l to proceed to st. Helena. The 4th, sth, 9th, at tie 21st, are destined for the West Indies, n 31 3 upo h return from France. The 18th,25 , 11, st, 91st, and. the 2d battalion of the Rifle Brigade, loin to Ireland. The 13th and 14th DAV I ° to relieve the that and 22d Dragoon' is Lodi , ' 3d and 4th Dragoons to be made Light Draf Letters, dated.the 9th inst. from , that the Spanish merchant ship gun Juan 1. had 'wised there' in 110 days from Lima, saleable cargo on board, consisting of 551,0( Jets la specie, 6,000 faneg,s of Gettyagaii t &c. The money is for account of mete —She sailed from Lims in company with the Castilla, and Pr( cioss, armed ships, and pool psny with them after doubling Ga p e liorn, degrees of south latitude. As these ships bs, ar rived at their destinations , some apprehres were entertained for their suety. la the Cadiss o Vales Iteales were losing 84 per cent. Yesterday Viscount IrIELvILLa, Admiral Si IlornAst, and the Comptroller of the Nu, left town, on a visitation to the dock-)sfis / tam and Sbeerneste it Ilfla7qoi4Pracorntal, and M. Clement. College of Ls. Comma, - labial had set off, on the 24111, for 1 1 d The Electoral two D epu ti es to elect, has elro#9 1110 .. tont t h e p et it jeureete,which 1 ir d'Ambrogeau (re.,elected), College ; an Vice -P s i ffart 0,.. "1.11;,. she that the Emperor ALZIA d M. Bedock, in the ree* irlibe 4, Wit, t ar T re r ~ ALLEYAMCD, E ). fier Satelon.. . le The Meet 's! College of Ls Itst, which 14 *stele° i" Paris he wil of three Depatier4o elect, has *tie 6111111 s Daatiat t : letsittorir The Chamber c k is President of the College ; Toienisi Coodc) . i.' if ,to hive appointed at one or Prefecture; and PoPuter i ll ilt,,welifel oft 6 , • • ' ....iiteeto prepare a Mei i. WA' . ..... d.. Vogul ALS. -Dors de eel' - ' .. 4 .. ~,,,- • ingahet- Paris may it s . *trot. . ' _.:,..c • , ; •,-. i t o ; s 4: 6, .: rm - Cardinal. Ca ' . l',/ieshliki . .. of ' '* ' ~ Id Pl" ece *---- -- • _ t h e dangerously ill.; ~ ...., ~ - ~ , , ....r. .• .. ~.t . . :., . ......,----.•:` An sir . .:.'tatib for some la our , Aire loot in vain to t see past, in one of' ' . lariftisaasuattavatory of Ate, accounts from Ala - C 1 . i which se!! sea 't 5-4 10 0ettee e e 'he° eltli'd . te be 14th, for information re * a eem T ireeten• n" . o 4lll.lll4l " l.6 P nilied taffeta, the Congress. But thot . ete aud.Ufeet .lo tilludifirr We ikutillieorsol that it is 1r..; - _ _ d e stined for America... -- : the Ministers coritirate,t . _ ___r__.l c_-- are still enveloped is m A „ o ••• ~' • . . r I. 11 6"' .- y. ^ T et. ~. ; - h ;t • r ..... I* . • A U Q L Nii 'I ti ei 1 1 -1 I • • •. ti •. - E„