The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-17 00:00:00

übludinw all time clauses *Well had been deemed ex- v14101411)4., but resening In himself the right to pren thr ett.itlP.l*(l.sow% at any f.itore petiod, •-rn the at. t,•„linn 1.1 Parliament. Tile 110;Ise then resolved itself into a Committee, when the several objectionable clauses were with time n, and various ioatordments suggested with re. spec' to the reniaiiiing ones, some of which were adopted. The Report was forthwith received, the further consideration of it lived for Friday seimight, end the Hill oilfired to he printed. Mr. Ti F:11 Nis:Y presented a Petition from the in. I:ibitailfs of Witlining against the Bill which had jut pawed throts4ll the Committee, but observed, that tittil pro.i,linis of the Bill bad been so altered that be i ‘ _seareely knew whither , or not to submit it' to the Uouse.—Ordered to li.. on the table. . . i • I Jr' '.I , I 4 ,I•Nct:SS OF 1V ALFA: .. • • • , • Mr. nitro liINOT, seeing in his place an Timis Getitlemau ii ho liail,rdinssi Justice of a motion for to• puireoa relative to her Rota' Highness the Princess pf Wales, tovg:4ll.ove, to the name of a Noble Friend of his, to easy that his 'Volde Friend, understanding that it nes not intetokri, under the present dream .' emirs's, to press any business of importance, had corn. \ utile:lied flout intention to ninny Honourable' .Men,i l. , '-'" iof the House, and hr, therefore, begged leave ttregoest OA iloeiturable Gentleman to postpone itiattiotinti. ‘, Z., , - Mr; .'M klit ekg declared, that he should be most happy if the requested delay were of ! an nuspicious nature. Ile ens sure, indeed, that any delay uneg be favourable to the object which he had iii view, becau,e the more the subject was considered the more evident would the necessity appear. foe doing some using to ameliorate the situation of her Royal hi gh . mss, toy affording her an allowance more arlequateto her rank, sod ,plecirog ber itt other respects in a con- Mon dilfereot teem that in .which she new- found berself. !le lied sm'objectiou whatever to postpone Iris motion tp: Monday. . . • , Mr. 111111'.011,Eif) esminded the lion. Gentle. mon that Nlo;Wiay eas a day fixed for a motion by an lido. Gentlerii (Mr. Wilberforce)on the Abolit Lion of the Slave 'I rade. Although be need not sit fiat he ptrtoek of the Hon. Gentlemen'eorettimetsts. Ms to the hope thatany delay might pcoreAuspicieei, yet . h , roust observe, that it was a .11bAct which ' "weld not'arlmit *of otisCh delay. It would be highly improper Ass,lialay the motion until after the next dranisig.roont. He did not see why the lion. Mem. b,fr might not .take possession of Monday, that if the Ijon. Member for Bramber should not bring forward •Itis tootiou he might proceed with that of which he bad gireu antler,. Mr. AnBurINOT suggested Tuesday.' Air. TIERNEY protested against postponing the potion: Cionac.nuirro or. It did not appear to him to loe a ell sieceSsary to the accommodation of the Royal .00 litistriron Personages now in the country, that Ahe hie( Ministers of the Crowu should •be running bout olith them whithersoever they went. Holidays had been given on the occasion to most of the public !,, and now it seemed a holiday was to be given ••• '. Parliament. What necessity was there, because '• . tnerclio l iste of l # orplott thought proper, very hand , Eamely and . .monificently, to give a dinner to. the .:Royal StriteptA, thin the Noble Lord should ''s'cith. •.- old his ottentlitnce from that House? Ile (Mr. , ti rney) took it thatithe subject about to be brought tle • • orward by / the Hon. Gentleman was one of the most that that for many years had been agitated in ' dimmest:4 And he contended that it might not to !treated us such n way as must render all discussion ,t impossible. On Tuesday the review at Ports thwneld-take place, and after that, other occu ri, 'pa t ens of a similar kind ;so that if the Hun. Gets fleman's motion were not brought on by Niondiry post., it mot be put nif until the week after nest, and he Anuld be glad to know what attendance was then to be expected in Perlißment. Mr. AittIUTIINOT denied having stated as a motive for postponing toe miiiiiiii, any engagement of .ITahle Friend's. What he had said was, that imagining no bosioess of importance was to be dis. cussed under the present circumstances, his Noble Friend had signiaed that understanding to many Ilan. Permit's. a s . Jtir. CALCRAFT thou,,rht it wookl be expedient' to defer the sliscusion of the subject till the week after nett. Ile differed altogether from his lieu. Friend (Mr. Tierney), ip supposing that the attend. vice woeld then.* thin. • On the contrary, as there were so many griptitnestlens to he considered, lie ire: persentied lite attendance would be full. • Mr. WilittilliElt b. observed, that the motion to be Node by liie,ljnnourable Gentleman, although 4,llettemely important 1(5 its nature, ,was not likely to latermi,ta such p . 4rigth of discussion as that re qieeting the „Abolition of the Slave Trade; why not, tisetetere, h' it for Monday, in order that should the honourable Member for Bramber not persevere in 4is motion, the lion. Gentleman might bring his for ward ... Mr. cit.l.,CßAX: pi t it , w d d eprecated . the uncertainty 'hid* would be pr by letting both the too. goes stand fear the smile day. Ile was happy to see ;Ise [ion. 11.)roliorr who had given notice of the mo tioncrepecting the Abolition of the Slave Trade in hitoare„, .astd be would take the liberty to intreat lion to ;Wpm)* hie notice. . • ~. . hin - IftWilfoOttilE gild, it certainly harbien his ittteotlium to bring forward his motion on Mon. 4.y. lie %sae extremely desirous to do so, and he knew it would be extremely ioconverlient to many' Hersouralate Members if be slid -oat, When he bad tiven the notice be k obserced,,Aelila did not 41$Ink tise . mathass . was 'Wei/ to ;mid to .much length of ilbetuoinss, but; that'S k ,d, be !Wield have no objection to : erlioparri is. ..11,1erier these circumstances hi undoebietUy wiskedto king it forward ; but he :poohd he sbei f tst,men it the world to stand in the way of any other arrangement which Abe House 'eight sleets eppediegt. Mr. MF:TH OEN expressed his atudety to meet the general wishes al the House. If by : any temporary delay it were tole supposed that his motion would, go of entirely, nothing on earth Wellid tempt him to postpone it for a single day ; and he would Not pew consent to deter it until it was distinctly under. ' wood that it should be duly discussed, unless such arrangements should happily take place as might rpm. iler that discussion unnecessary. - Mr. ti KRNEY thought that the Nibble' Lam who was in the House yesterday, whets_ the convar. . • ,r 7 ' ' • IP11: 1 :: Plir• " . ' i .a i r ; , ~+ • I ;f, - . , ' . , - ' ... , . - • . . -,, . . - SK, ..!-** • I. . • -. Tilt ST A: rESMAN Galion took place between the secretary at War ant at the ionic price at wild* jfe alien rdail f i d r :Ohl eCit ::: S k a ii i 4 sled : ICllling li e e lpf l riiiBi;;;:.' Ik it ••-•\.. . 1:11.... ' . ig lasuw ; they can be hadi .f r oa • ------- - -- --- s .berLearr himself respecting the postynnement of the Army', any Vmegeets. . /.• 7,._ . -- - "T s t tli FrAned• (s i theme unknown to him) w h o hero ilre Eatimates, might have takett‘the tipportuttity•ufm- At -, „ : „tittlitr ydeau, ot r i ly S4srtial Met ; • tart h t y : ing,tioat which hchtel ttot6snlidiatittittt 11-IMlte . ••' 4,1;,,.]11edi rat appears fie eat op ite . 1 Gentleman to say for 11,10% If rho Ito efentk t . 7 77 ' its - e *t peppered with greet tneipti! on,f rou tlennoi'd moduli were tiolltroueht on tot ' olit; it: t • ''wtt• e tent! F9'reilY, ese c eo Moueleays r.i . , , l ' • a vk sojo w ft° use sif ilte rl dade re e Y l eit t. rs h o, fie h it ... mould not be briseght•e'n ter a coneiders itne.---;•'4164 tilt yet' 'enters out, being present. 111 re- Alietesty's,eirol of Neogate, for nuAlisking.eh ree ~ IF . 00 Monday Re'lltiii/lit the treaty of ,l'eace wits to be - ception was the Warmest that heart could wish,— : ch . /fere:a arsietee denominated I.lnate. h maw i . •ON discussed. On Tuesday, ' after the lepg . . of the ' shouts.s4-t4esle Neil Vice Lie Dechesteik - Mrest.d .to some enrsirtee regarding the nature and 4- '• - . 111 I preceding night; not . Much attention' cell be e* - - is T.Witg reiterated 196 times in the course of the li of ..... .... . . PS, ...... his assicouseee ut begs lessee 6 stmt.,. .2..... pected to another question .. For ‘Yet(nr ' fir it- was • night . • Mlle King, who. always stood up to receive : el_ .• : . . .___ .. --'-`,"-5/11 . .., ' well known that questioes of great public pods.. r astfacknosvletiga the congratulations of mice were always filed. Ild implerml . ...tke . polcik greatly :ftwelted by their enthusiasm—and I L 417. earee Yearrtn --- • SOOT. ' i and ' " Atrisself er i ti ntill:•; , able Gentleman to press his motion to-stier r•• -it - Ithr• - etention - risicthig • eptit theirs, prodited lief" 1 'l7lli, however, fermi only a s4.dg p ar t i f 16 was the day for which he had origissally •Iteen• • . e ie. testimonies of affection: 'The comparison e s in i . ri los ai se in s g en‘eatiser ence res t r ac ids su , etleasi tin_ d p otted . bit!! ~ .. ,...tv, ' - , .: ...::: L tick; it was the day on all accounts the mail roper. 641,17 'body?, mouth,. between theseenteisiome It the Noble Lord, whose request had biten , by meths of attachment, and the tensed! ,louses : • Engtirle.Ge'sistitution. .• ' .. 4 i the Right Honourable Geetleman, had,,ln 4 . 1 . 1 meat , eetarted by the Police under botiaParts.„,;Tha mu, • it t __ ...._ _ , .„__. ~ . distant manner; hinted that it was . the y la b*Non of , skated. acting at this Theatre are both-ft . /God, and , •eir• "r 4" efm._ "Ikli gsig !me* eluting . , .1 ... his Majesty's Ministers to take the - plant:ilk:of •Se the dee and (aril of the house itself so Agreeable, 1 . stances, tt ell notbe dewed any may dee, - .-^,i l ll`; ..,- ' Royal Highness the Prince Regent on the i •tesoitdo I dot** wonder it is a favoUrite with the Royal Fu. I tolls character, as Proprietor of an lilt and interesting subject which the Hones .Gees '. lid".• and particularly with the belles of Paris, who i Journal, to avail himself of Me • - , . • . Hessian meant to bring before the Heine, kettelteeld I hiLltat best boxes are visible from top to fee. / • • : . , .41 - I ( — ince 7huilltulli grated him. ' he one of the first to recommend him tot& • fries' Teeterday was devoted to the, Fete de Dieu—a • his motion; but as nothing of the kind • 'etakitn . petteeition designed, we mutt suppnse; to cbmfort : tombs ,wkatil, 4 . aue..17,•1,501. . • ''. Pt , * place, he begged of him not to be. a part • mit the Patti:liana for shutting up their Shops. . That •meas I . att.:l ,-,. ..• ... , moo , . ~ , , ~ • ! 1 ! procrastination. •ocrastinatiois. . • - 4 , , save - NIS •,Inteitrod inconceivable discontent.; but this • 1 ..... ..... ......... - Priuice . ' '...„ 01 11. • 1 • I:, •• •4 4.91q1r.g0 ..... .4 v Mr. METHUEN, and several giber bets' gib(ly . peoplit Oil semi perhaps think no mare of it. I• I , •'- ' • . Tamer' i 9 • rose. . , ~,,,, , ,i , •' . , ..., 1 ~..Setne person, insist that Bonaparte Is ruving toad— i 2 i• • , ...:. v„,,,.. thurgh 6. • • •• • .• • • • • i . The SPEAKER sattl,• that Ibe .. if .144 4 beg least e to.say s he ;bib ht trot to be left at 1 • 1 - &I • 'es.. • liothutri •.• ;.. Orman was master . sif Ms own is**. '',,. mitet I t ifis l ote;.foitherit are periplit i in Fiance to the . fu ll at 1 0 . !I! .. / • 1 -i'lises - r••>•• ....; •• I -.' •, ti choose fu r himself, and make that did*, lis - ,;Sit ' .id as he, and certainty 4141) 0 84 to welcome hies, t ; 'flute oW sTot;KSI 11115 DAT •ief lO NK ..-' .' '' the •Ilouse. ..... ,s e•r„....•! ttAtts st liall;• Brethee.7. • s i r • pots F41.4*10474!,! Sank *elf -- •' • --, st-••• 4: :-..t- i : • Mr. METHUEN then Axed Tuesdity4o(lllll vele iteeti;Vl to appear this day at Court for the liesttiese.... , ,l I.ller ft-ent• Rod OW 1 .• ix kflmds 310 p - ..... . ' f doll or -- , . • $Sr silo/ 'goof , I • hiteiseeeer Bins 1d 3 a 0 .•••• sisl' ..•; * 4 • • / 111natetitsui, , Jana 7.—grary body. heseliiinala ' I Ito? ceiiii• 8:1 41 • •••• '- ". .oassiseat -•-- rise Committee on dtefrish ads:simnel.' - ' bp i II .. ; the isgein. The dereitititiiii, however trotted 5 ter '' '. . rsii• ditto : polled to Monday., 'smu t , AWL •IS 134 4 . Gummi tor ale. nett - ' • r .! '''. 11 rine cit3i, have been of tlie,mostileeradful ki n d ; no. I . , ~ 1 The Irish Auction Rill, and the Irish . Linti' l ee. * ~.o , l. 41. . " I. 1 thing is to be seen bottheapi of ruins and proofs of : - - --- , -- - ---------ef-,--_- , ing Bill, went through Consmittees, the avert, of .„ , , . • the most frightful .- tyranny.. The interior of the '- • '•' ' '.. which were ordered to be received to.incirontv: 1 ' r IIE STA2WSII iN 1 preserved, though very . ciiiith Welled. Every 4 e s , 1 The Highway Bill was read a third time; but tat 1 tit is is Ith sire. is taken,. to p_revent the s p read of e p id emics , , . .—, „ c,....-.......-- 1 7-- -rsie rs-,-,— • -..„,.. 1 the suit ion ief Mr. H. SUMNER) thellirdier -7 -"Pst in consequence of the number of sick . :French . who - . i proceedings were adjourned to Tuesday. !• . . ' :. .. , • 4.0?,140.0 , Adjourned. . . - --, are. shit here. The French garrison •whtch has *left • ' • . , ~.• 1 .. f 5 ••• • Hamburg- h , including the. et/wives, s end, ill those . ... r Fittn•t•es-• art* : 17 , 1814. .1 ;--..• 1 . . ~s , s „- ,„,, „ PAPERS . - - attached to it, was natless then 20,000 men, 'though ; r , . , We hero received Parie . Nin, this morning .'' • 1 .. xne , •vtert . - isipiti numbers of them died during the wittier.--The , • to the 15th inst. extrectstat .eithiph will be me i : :,1 ,---semte-•- ; : . lassie's troops now in our city, under the command . 1 age ; It is difficult to dneee - '' i t ! PATIO, Syne 13.-The processions of * F ...-t•Geti. Beitiiigsen, amount to some thousands ; . Dist., whiCh had been IS years discodthinek . fo 0. *Oihrgstiesrececaived witlt enthusiasm as Our deliverers. tow, in this wande-----ilh. initiate so as to fix the attention upon the most 104,..' ' place yesterday in the different parts of, Paris. .-ThfY . tins RiSsaiaus, it is reported, will take up more ex& - q were' ually edifying and imposing. Iti the dreetet tanded cantonments in Holstein, and. wits -not quit 1 tnineoVeaturos of p4ssing events: Such a surprisiiii f ' •Ihrougli 'which they passed, the itehahitints had. this quitrter of the world, until the affairs of Date- 1 tesactiou has taken Plate in France s _ eitbout ti l l lee . . . rva ton I Citrate(' the fronts of their houses. All the porta tio• mar k are sett i nt l.' - • - ! koirews w hick appal okse t' aid leltee I t am at esit* i • ' 1 tines of the capital had asiemblej t o sista at tts Professor Reimares the father of opr literati, died . . I r ot W o . pe de:ierveitieapplause of'grateful toinirsee.: ' • . Christian solemnity , . and - . helve Wall there etch* PON. yipterday, at Ileisteam;.iii Holstein , whither he had • 8 1 2 41 7 p Pr, 1i writ; however, pause kectrite he its feet order inddicency. - . .! emigrated, in the •84th sear of his age. He was tempts to analyse those strange eftsikt width ' 'rile allied army - has almost entirely • ' . father-in-I.i w- to MAleinhard, . former French Mi- Toulisese. On ilio $W of Jiistea brigade of • i passing, and, like the althymist, pitti;after all*, 4 9-..' hussars, 4,000 strong, under hold Somerset, arrived t"h i‘it .f r oe h c . 7 l ::‘,;.—The situation of the *fairs of Denmark d ece i ve d in his exper i ment . , as some ev o il spit Null . , 'at Montauban. 'This briftade ferms part of this ca- 'becomes every sky more criticali.. To-day four Ulm • bles of elle load were once in going to.see a matt l, , ' 'airy of Marshal Wellington . ; • Which ts . traAcsing Russiaii regiments passed through llamburgh on their :. into a quart home. i t may, Ito weeer, strike eAs 3 • France to return to England. , roitte - th Holstein; they will be followed' by other , %rester, MA 29 .= l'h. 29.he Emperor, by - a not e ' in troops., S Holstein, of the most discerning; and who heft Should circumstances require it, .. . • -., ' his own hand. writing, of the 13th, has informed Cant will be occupied by more than 54,000 men, lesidel .., the progress of knowledge, Site purr nettens who are in the neighbourhood. On - the i their avoid of prosperity; and tbeir fed e d..l :4 I Ugarte, Grand Chancellor of Bohemia, that tboenten p russion, of all Lombardy and the Ex.Venetien dtetee,ifi'itte ether hand, it would appear that Denmark still i : 1 C.ens.on, AM the present posture ofitalittlllt Um, . Austrian monarchy was definitively seitlett./°,C' Ma . 1 ....."-itates to submit tothe conditions pruposed to her. • Zia ' • ' - . Ifters ; Wog' resp ec ts , retiree ' Ugarte has timitened to coinmittstroti -- 411ler is' assembling four corps : the first i& that which ! • , s•-_ . :-,,,, , - s - a;, - ,, - .-: - • . .., .ler t mid : 'l, • important news tO the Prince of Reties Mien', fittll , •.. . formed the late auxiliary corps minima France, under , ee‘itrY tha n ',POI' .1•71 - ""tne Into*, t and military Gevernor-General for oar augiett 'So. Gen. Carselcdr; the-second, sintter - Prince Frederick mina rather thin the selki and tie MI , I i *emirs in 'oily. - • ~ - . of ilesse,iiiii pesitionsilong the Elder, to Rendsharg; years. In short s It Is doubtful seOtbse yea .:: - • i • Bettor, Jena d•—Yesterday mornsssq I? Wm* die 40,4 ender Gee. Wsitiner v is itearc„,o4dieg ; sill ; p r ove a bias e d messenger o f good ddl o gi t o - . ••• . Y r,, ' laden-Med that about 250 armed peasaiser bed • - fitelfoorth 4 .,ktuder 'General Aplefekl.Laurwig, is its and whether this daoghter of thtskies , lilt . ' 1 the ramparts of sioieure during rho night, . bid .• leivi n t a ., ~.,-; .., found abused as liberty was forniel ~. , . • • armed the guard, and then delivered fte - PieftOt s Last , night 'the inhabittints of Ifambargh rive i s . s ,_.,. -__ ...... • . Frey d"Olteii, who was d e t a i ne d there. Last' night superb all et the tachainie-talt to General Itennigs EJiall, s . JUNE: itrPP-An,9,111911.111.04 OPP .-. ~ • .• • our guards were tripled. At ll P. M./light ortll• fan.. illie Russian troops at,liarbortgli are fed from couillieksted the rekteeititisiej'Altd,Aglteuto ; : ~ . P. !airy and a company of !ween y set ofrfer Sarum Rugsiart twagaltines. . The course 'of Exchange at cem m en s a wkixtigetet t .l.22 o .ol4llololl - 10 Stile 4 ''. ' To-day we learn that the presents have Mired i Vialt tlainburgli is ageln, nittid• The fa mouso bookseller calved; ~ . 1 Soleure. 'l'he burghers having Wished : ft tatfekVille. Perthe& - will fteommence business in a few days." . .. - IttltlB . B et' 11111 liarieflhil. '• • ' '-' arsenal, of which the insurgents • had gorPnistsalens; i the whole amoutitof rbeuisitions and lossei seg. • SITTING OF Tilktit li itiNa: k ' were fired upon, and' five werelliled and ratio% tatt l ed be the city of tliteßergb since the occupation • torte-, Messrs. rcus Maine , thensp 0ftik1114.eta..,4‘. 4 6:41 14 14:1011 . .. twaitsisatalt:. A PP la i l tht - bil k ' : -i : • t wounded. Our troops here occupied the •gatetritlf of the French , amount ' s tb seventy:fire Iniillout of • : • 11 .."' PEL ' ix r FAI 4 c. ts,Nt Peoetti ma Prestdoer , , t Soleure. We are in pursuit of the peasant* :4104 f ra ncs.. , ; . • • . 1 The wtting commenced at balfliest twelve. • ; . ~,,, .;„. .v, .! • : . . • a: - . The PRESIDENT announced that the- OW kett „ ; "! .. 1... - number of burghers have tied. . „.. ~ sr FRANiLTORT, JUNE B.—The mintonnteiletittiii - • 110 Ne „... i lia tlt ':! TE. ••• :• ' '"' • pointed for his successor, hi. tointi, 0014 l l .* 1 ~. . . ''up by the Austrian troops on the. banks ofi4 - Ris 11; • Carrie * ' . S *' \ .. - the is *JAI' itt bettOn . aparte's last speech . '. at the moment when peace with France is - ttitircluded, to his Sciate : ~ . , : • - • . • . . r . r 1'• give rise to &variety of conjectures, which are4,drti. • • ' fled Ivy the new pittsage - wf - the -- Ithittev . by the corps ed comfort from you • President 364 storaW Pitri• . ....PP- 77 -- • #OW . A . VAIITii..---" I varlet . , _ , • • 9 : • .. ' yeti brill me nothing bet obstacles ;do y•ou. Molt •••,,,,,,,,d os m•lemAy.tate r . whim . in:hef t . . • of Baden troops, under Gen. Hochberg, which . look • place at Fort Louis, from whence these trotts le- in her resisted, i.. . • . important WOW" , Never . . at ; . yeurselr . es the Representatives of the nation .? It is I• • :.••• - ~• • • 0 : paired to spire, Germersheim, and KeyseCibiutein. who n° a 0 3.• ' - 14- ' ' •he should,T, Iftletree v ..bister for the esteem of ' ' e,lt is hence concluded that there williiii.lieportent 44 Few have named in your Commission no person attached to the Court); as if *attachment to the Court his rollostems attik• - •he the them for the Pttill , territorial changes, which have not yet 'keen defini- _ , • . ~ , .. .- • he tad till.then received 4. 7 11,...dpe best receettiftell : 3 • tively arrauged, hut will become the subjeti of odic- and to : ejance were not h e eanse stung. . . . ~,„1 . • . , 't I discover in, your proceedings the spirit ,of. the they could bestow; the ettly *De . which ne.,nme ~ ...• • i tint tiegos•iations. „ ,•. :: • 3 1 FRONTIER, or NORWAY, MAY 10.•-- There halt • Vetuieudi and Gatulets-s•what. arte'become of these continue to desire. . , - , Applanset tiocceeded,th),&spesich;..itead the peivn6l).i " - beets numerous debates in' the Sittings of the Diet: seen ' .? I ao .Tbe are dead. . slither Ge‘ pet nor Louis•X%/f. If-Laois s 1 et Eidswold, the opinions being much divided or% OM iir ,,,,„ . . 1 . . , - ,„ B question of the practicability of Nerway maintaiti- .I%.ri ipa not accept's' the Constitu tio n o , '' I M. Pitcree observed, 0-! , .• a i rips oei - •' a , ing herself as an independeist State. The conaluiion would have heen sti ll alive. 1 ...." twas not bore upon a throne b'l haee•been ,Jetely, made by M. Demehied. ; , I" et' . .. has been, that the Constitution recently intradoeed . I may be supported if England would declave in fareir ea - nea to it by 40 minions 6f 'people. •'' • i s ° .7°,,, -•-• - : public it was piinferifor b t' , ' • - lit • . Y of it. But the declaration of England is arelielaillit . a .' • ~. -• . " Vith t .is t h r o ne 3 —Four - plank f od covered ' able ' fee a modest Imiii.l. Ile"' . - Christiania, an d i t i s k nown to b e ea p m e se d 4 `wit h v i e e le vi et h . ow lt h ,ss ree the m i eu . that a i ls on,ti.tbat. coned. i . ' .„. , I cessity of.apeaking of. ~.... , ..,, e terms far from favourable. Intelligence loos at, tig* "f a t i d., ' • 4 *it. • . ,same time, readied, that nine ships-401e litre were : ta.-1 he nation, wants . w ore than Ido the nation . ' ; became, bloom,. , iblet sisiiiw, t. 6 . • 14411 H, .. i .,... 0 : , :,' r en, me m bers of ,yorie. mission are 4ve.factions '• m01,r4 ori:ost bliss 1 • ~ ',..aa6... ~ ' a l , on the point of sailing, tit enfant,' Ogee:tidy the I—e . .. ....At '• • I • •..- _•• •''''.'' . 1 decay of Geneva. ' te ' blockade ordered by the Britielle Cabinet • This lb' 'Rent . ..• •• • . -..ra ' , • -•-• / 1 4 itanlntMetit . 141•.,101 1 . Y cabillmelea -*WW I tire tieetoie toil' Mt . lIII‘/FII,IIIOFI . .• , ' • • ' . rather discouraging ; but Prince !,. • .1;.,,. ..,. It Ws Idea with great firmness. 1 1 o .•,:.., It assents: . he lied. tit swel becomes Raygestnesd. , lto i ! wl - , .. n.iwieasty , i5emit . 0144 ,. 6, 00 , 10.1 . 010.1.01 , . .... . ~. • steak of a Mnrsitel . his rendeted sec+ "3l r , is elosesselottiniccent:er 4 1 ..4, : ir; ' • . ti .. , .. .r , ..• • K moiki . P. ,' ~ bent sere : ts. wa ementm. Ane wimp Ate _ . ' • PRIPATE coßßEsPosposvwm- - •k. . nisti,who as corresperodentee ► :with the 11.egeetevielit eieWit'• ;that blii:iiiiiiiki,eisjt ~ . 7 , . , s .. 1 _ .. 4Jt . . td . .-........ • - . the enteitt • iit Cotintseiian *IOAI], Ittleotati Xtesks4, th,thltt s 'trilreititl.• : F ri wfs se Iti; ifrsiktniterlPleWit, . •. , 1 .(0.--/ tLW IV' . , . I, • , at , PAW' ) JURRiI,.—FrOIM !WAY iigeWo 4 ollloeog . 4at WR - Oies awl some j i t meetings. 4 ; 1, , . :'i no their esiereti into itisinrieeti uw440,-*f 1,11 ellgli i , th I are led to hope that a commas -4. 4 -_teeth' will bel 44 Yooe, Currhefetimsers elk cottrssinne..leteteter hif4.l. and, raw- the lomioaoitil - I 4c. l i r : 10 4 1e, ethei , so ! real! concluded oh terms niutimile ddlMONSVlrePitwitlßlN:thi4o'deiiiihnlied I A4iei. When INaigle ~." - - ' blittliteittkitt triViC9 • and. Whine Otigibility tO,OOlO. 'i` • .), - es geglaod and to this country. • The.pripoipals 4. Is inTadedi • •it that thi s eilyetent to spa n s= Ma COW' .r: . 1,.....'i It .4 , , i., , • 9, • , '1 •• ' licoliewiewmeotessed:lwtheStatea.General, , :.• he. French ports may; of course, lw.estiecterWrow-t , u 4 t,There are he "ell t° the etileilliee 4 yaws. " u "'"" h i Pi ea*in P. ' '—:' • . ' nis t ,i direst , .:Itnie, iel. - W s ' twil ref' rored itit l itlf„'.dghti bg 0 -O. flat.. n• ,, se people of Rouen v wheys mid its ite . 1001401 11 1 tree, perhaps ; kat elite:Minister! and Geoweilittee of: must e-' I g et i r ,,,‘„ st u r t..,o. 06 4 .111, (0 ., ..,„ .. . ~ . ~, immense manufactories Imre been iniag.este ! State see.o:thc• Pttiet!Vtr l ts' t° 1 3es etkbit4 l ; httti i might' 14iri a th Calinnesiiiiily,Wiert, happy - ks: , , ;. 1 ' be ; and into. which,. for ;event weeks, lOW AMMON IIL *Odd then . aareeol;oloftiCe. .. -• . "r° . 1 v . ; itykoit ii .. „ wit i 1i ,..... t m a i . 7L: " L.. 4 . 166 4 ~ ry raw cotton have been meted fee • slows pet"( ' .1 ~) 6 1 . I . avtr wie.el thsisettien who • may be.killedi.'hilt. I l i ' 9, . t r i it l o r .e . it - • .7 401 - 1 - 0 7 4t. i7:a u a Ziii t " " r e :" . " - - ... ,' 1 4 0 . `. ild. the•adjacept coast .. Opt Ode moeoprilet if sit, u_if lent dishowpgred; .. W.alskii roe set lire to fiats Wiltat . : ~ ~.,„ 4, .., • ... • . • .. -'• 1 • • ' • . • i. 4 im market by a single district, is it sacrifice of th i e n -0117, Ileitis? -elseievolard Oro de It. tot rat interests of *'tunes; eta* 44 9 lestralarld ' ' 1... 4 1 2 Alikeiterstlkorils1(ie rhaele . an enerly-wirfthy i Ilarjeinting of M. rictet's epoipls was Wt . rl,s .. tr. by no means dispfted to roil eta end •epi ,i fier rrenalsoseen.: 11%4 desvissideroaps of We. L seed' for led .. Mos DIMOLARD .IMIPPAdOiI the tribunea,. -41 W.. 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