The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-01-07 00:00:00

. -.• • . , ~• • llase 111 OW nisi of seeeeesfelerteddektirei,then meth of their constitutional liberties befo tier ' ...far AG .IPITELLVEgrae. . •- 1 • - lf . .1#0" - ' MION 1 1 164.11 i - A far* .4 * ~., -; - 1 as re t • . . . ~, 4 i : J . -. 1 1 14 eatt , i4 ,6 1 „ h 0.44. t ~ orbi t as be eess ki eu t p up 1 French Revolution. We shalt . as, osieki n igoethO ....; -: •,--.3: - - - -etei.e. •,. 1 , , , _ ... • Oen England by Invaelet; he sought to godfather% 4 ,..f w t h h i e cii in p ra ro d y t o rs k , et tris t a , erpi th ib ie 'imbed - '....e6.6..- ; ,taker4S-ergeiteh...d es i s es , re . meties ,4r i ai mital • inn. roliont ur .or tic i, wit s w4ita, p i ey ,„ ei , a i iii i. ~ ‘. 1 ~ ~,,,r . ..... 4 +01 1 • 1 4441.01‘ wide ibe shlts es pwi aa et • -r• •- • * `•-•• ' Ar t a l. cnre'eg ' 44 aster 40 luvilde kewee. T . . , •I ". % • !•""dst by cut_,,tiejjo.lo4mmes froaide ; t v h e . e 4Pi c i o n nd ee nct o . ..%.. • ; i ;.il'n the beginniag ot 1 . 812 Bona alai elk . •I i. .i...,41,14 that thishe anize a litO. accomplish* lot tr. virtue and lose of independence of the sew`- - 'f'o n alliftetifosipiro. 6.-sierrfleklits lidelesqgs steps • at. r ii ta a e •• ' P e es r ,- .- --. sif c , - , " { .fir iv itsg iii4ed l .. or n Co ? ; ti e t o t r q u u s e i e e . r t t o e h r r o ' ug po e h s c s se e ese t : ot ed e ilaignuttider; have pffirobeeiweder: -4 111111 Wig Vet the contriermiltitingh th e Baltic? tell were trot to be res p ected ' In t ' Vag I st the 1 / 11 4 1 ' 41111-" T ermki _-.4:u.: ltieg' a emw°7 fral t iil k ea "" 4 " slled * t V ia t 'eee 'ts*lf r s i nce n dat*A ~. . • , : decree, , ininn appo . i .. nted Dictators .of the . iii tlivittio;i2 `. . -.alit i .l4 allF7Pwar far the D 641414 i• *- lilwild hale beinlireriletilleaf in smite ... • . .„. • i • which, giget,erknf. . l arger tracts of .counfru s 'and drivers of leAtliti have illostrat , s ea it it likely to Isehi'*•""` e l we recogni s e some of otkfittlialseillstifties • *et oil, Jew. S.-eatae in tae }Welt'', l•reficivc , • Wks. &e. from liourdeaus ; price' lOU . . l ilkit . raPit wore numerous herd s of slaves : -but 10. 4 knoVledge .. .., mir n a• l e iof the National Convention; seltAiiektute and fors ilusil4 ' . , ' * f'•soria einem rethei- tkire4taelir, s will ing • his mina fan, for - bettrance did not in the timer ittgbilade . to, Cott ! ~ , • * . velt itte Invincible, and scrt . tles* . „ I rrees ielr ,es' : poeser," as one of the mise• at of Uninspired ametale :.. - • • And to thattalelri lowa*, ~. • • forted cearoely seitleApeselbility of his escape,withont equal th ose, of ettecretrAVVs• 7 f are othem :4 ..• , i 4 es.-i.eers!erday. • -2.„.....;)-. r.,...•- f; ;; ,',.. ~ 4,44.45 ten, the uniQetice of a 'e ve relg" "last be -.. ''''' ,•-•"; the esentorrserice 'of• ffilliVersuers, we are surprised, eensielerablerre P utatiela rer P ra t; ' • • 'wel l as en eeltr' . . . •, , 'tli I.':ett . ,4• see lepaleath him, rather than 'by tivir '1 --„,-`, .: :fav,, mavv .;-:k- r a,„."7 3 ,•'' w , 4 .,..... r m i - ived the i : • '/- ...;,. ',) •:', ..; '''' - . by..tbo height of the moral standard. of • '''.,......:. • i .- , . • il'ot to say shocked: '..eei:the apparent eagerness and Whet the elo q uence of a B " l as* ' D f il•fdlas ‘ a i lesse;•lefelia eiOs . or transports from Pinsisee4. .... .-- : 1 1 i ‘ ii i ii ) iii „. ..,.... , now do among the vast poptilition Of the,dietric,tielf- titre/esteems lit many maid . et to liars now what manner : 'Y ' ' s nide:lm ihe Arse; i , rmaiiii - { 4 ; ~, ~ , 0 .00,,,,wr....‘-‘ atrong ten thousand gients is Rochelle, it ,is not Ivy to say s. bet the. *inlet vie; Illeill• - irieeht . 1 . 4 ,_ ha P '' ' ' - ' As newt* Trildeg al; ice 1 )seopeta,matgavittlsies the emperor of ten millions of ..-. , ': he is I* her pot to death, 'Or whether in disguise, as a , -... ,-- .e° Yr') Pr ,„, , ill) 4 .*-44111; Alignipa.„4l4 , close of 1813, Bottapatte, after 1 r 131 ' ' ' heti**, hi will - make his escape from his invaders. I when , .be certainly would '. Rat in .. vain ;bare aiLt 4 t . - • .... .. 1 ,., : ... . ,y, g ;.. ~..,..?"7--; t .. 1, 1,0 Gaya- „. !Ng, 11.14K.air predecessor or contemporary hole' • • -••• • ete-rehlthee eau he flee 1' There is scarcely a corner I the Frencn, whether rte ins t sde t i ettiseksoil shotelf . . _, - Xailw •. • feAftle# 4 11 1Mittrie ' .thee. wide cl, hoside Mat o% sensoriant of influence, ao irk,'" - ,• ,• linglilimPlt • f where kunwes, he could rest the sole of be *flowed to proceed on ft froiriliosfitepost availi+ ' : flf bosisto,orti; 44 . 1 ,40 . . I) . .i ti o ut oi lw I add _ visible empire,' fi ve times mote extensive thilitic , tempted. The measure is certainly inia,of alteri4 ffPgi i Viiiii: This may be thought a question and coo- 4 - 0 4Jiafer 4 0-I*.llesl,.thir: v o is o e footfor ks.. his, local dornittions--is : reduced to a sfeto *t' ,-'1 •tr' . A' , 1 .• - . presumptuous lA, us. ho ,e0;11if ta ; 11.11 , 11 .: W „tIrde n ,.. 1 nni 010114 9 11 - .. -11141.11*. with , insatiable ' which, • humiliation ; however low in comp. vison • ,'. IlalSaionably anticipated, by those who ; 4 ' 9 b ut it would be must fail of its object. .. 140; ',-;;-' ' 'IMPOPIPPIMINV ...x ..„ OW 00;11 ; "ElOOlll#llOllll4llldNS destres, is at kaast equal tsi • thetiiis of a fortune by the dimensions of t We can observe that some of "tistaldi,.., '.. . ' 4 , .7 4 / 1 11 P 8 ",,,, i ,„-- '';'..: 1 , 49 . 00 " 1" ; * ~.., • , the utmost. W i tch of elevation attaided by L ouis• • , ''. r . t XIV. ari * which acquired for /ores' tbe.somaineat ealifsce qiea entive , If, however, we do not much - - . ; tic school in. Paris, are on t he i r s egs, ill . ... ..:, ...; .._. - Isdiwarpod o . Me Hope; Inter. imistio.. the . g_re , a/ : Love is not the.only paMism shah's blind z. • • - , -, misinterpret both the Decrees NAPOLEON has jUSt illibikll4l4 l , and the oratiows which accompanied pe o p le t° "A n si eff.ar atni rellat 'tO 4 -' .- • ' the invaders... , . •.. 1 , •-- -4 , - .. - , dr , „ L „,, 14 „,,,,,,„,,.. „.___. „, , ~...__„,,,, arnottion.ts equally- so.;' and . Kevin.. . lint . _ others, t he ~ .. , fietetfi Citizen R I & whom • jr "' ter,f'''' • - .. `nr * -l u " 1 ".°14 " tT ' I " P uefluurlae . ._. ,t 4. the OP of the rooaeleie;--that S'aereititeg• ' ' . ' ''''' - - Ahern, die 'French people are about to give up their,... 1 4 4* 'au h' h ' •• r ~•§4,A , _ .lAti og il ie o, t s r o es th e orb e le alit:i end # . 411/ stir thereat' ~' _ - ... ~ ~....; , r . , • loter idtk. But what can they do if they would ? stilt to be it Bin, head 'of .the jonrogi* Per* .• t" - "r" '-• traitstrtl- 4 L '' "' . teress.' ,- ' • SPieeiliStit VlssaltimOrnin, tiii-the . : ~ . 1g m ob ntain roii * ki c k g i m er .,4 oi * A -•-- . -,-,.-,., ~ , n , „ ._ _ An . n , i n. ' . . .z yn Be .,, troca • ate . ' i'e n tl n ee a l t ur o , n e i rr i e . ► -, „ upon the different, clauses to_ calatempientehele seem • ~,,,. Me OIL M. 1. C ner, - s fee wit a. . Prince e. .' ' - intel4l-ii 'stip* in the interior of France. SOULT, , ~ • parlest*Cfrent ihe 104 of Deeerriber„ p dfilf'- , Aitenb o triV worship Wm.-Bonaparte* harlog .. ::: - ~''',:! 2' --..., ;' ether glikitirsight4his onl one td be so is nit a conditlen t 'beak' the inamiar alitlaid: t intiPeohtiti. *- td called, ,• 1 I Igiab,tirrif - WELLINGTON: Every effective see, -:-- 0 --,---- , 0 - 7 --,-; 47 .4.. "V", • dellxii*cliest Bermuda. The Georsiala Oa btOth speak gild write...- ; 'lleati • •Irio NAo: 111' '4444 '' ' % - :• " ''• . .tbelop'ef teit„moentain„, and gaffer to ell'•'• ' '- '. '''''' o to . otes , - • - tI r A N " .. .. - _t :" • ' '... ostantagteous tea ruction geljetllll4 '' .• hkli ,-• ' • ' raised agaittlo bd i -ebre.; -, 41 . 11,104411.104010.14 4 11t -. . , katelliatiiii4O•AwEaserdsjittn•ALtilt r il l iq f'l4 ge-4.o l .PrteiPiC l4 ,lf 4ll- 4 14 (1 ' v t t • ' ' era from all t h e garrison t"wita la mistier of Vre-Setierw".toryytte's • - ete., 8o .more . • . -e •,i eot Berituule. The Presidtur,. : . fres' d i .-.1.- - 'it' '-'4.4... . !..#""itei> V-:. : . „ zh a e u r r e e, he b t a t t ood inore c(94lsl 44l.. * o hj il l i e :hell illfotl . at ith: l3 l ool H o it :t il l ,: 4 .r. •, • - . , . See kis veterans are captives frock:the all the galvanic matter in the world!! - ' ' • .. t4., r ,.....5eiree . ,- . ..........5' s em in' to aes' easel. • , •••) . bill What, then, can stop tact - • ... , . „_, . , ___________. , , Russia he passed .e l be limits pre v e v e s e6.lg we t wai t: . . •• 4 •-,- 300,000 teen ? There are no 1 Yesterday morning the Duke . -of Ceaatect left ' lintritafOßDlNAßY CAS'E. town to proceed to Heisted. At an earl` hour the . .t.• ::.....,,.,_ ..,.. •• '.. • ',Otters ..._ !Wine in France, after the Rhine, of - . the sen t ence read by the lames: of s; .' • ' numerous family of his Royal Highness, with 'a few "I._ .Na , . . coir,-" thakinglpsin ia. departed from thee, "4-0 Q i iiiiit ,4ipidity, to impede the. steps of an select friends were assembled at .the D o le's apart- i 'the wife ver r,, sr . , ,teven itg, e of Mr. Diann, beli eve olle i mpo r .be t .4 Bed • AA . ' -' : .. 5 .; - , "sir ... test that sVt.t *1 .) - Isteetiletts illsreaking op the bridges. •In short if thillre I • aunts , n the a e-yard, St. Jaynes's. At a quer- wb . ° 4410 -- 441 " 1 " 1413 ., iSt ► bl et Granby pUblic-honse i . rll tence, hoVive though, written - try the betal•-..,teat .• , i . -, OinhOilitifed prate ;magnet, bribe AMIN for fixing . ter before eight o'clock,. aftet taking an affectionate • Gesyttelkneeliallg,• 4sellt her home, telling' her husbaed- w ' ro t e A c j-1----- , that elie ks4ol at 'Order to admit two to the 41tdit' the return ..-:ut.apriug; but deingla .vlctittyAltetetsitt ''''° .. " :•-: see l ec's,, inrcontuniachossili•apieeted., - *V ' '''. ..-: '' .:. - eitie '. eleeerednation, -to that city may they go ; leave of all premet, -he stepped it.to his travelling p . .. 11.11 ktr . carriage, accompanied by Major 9iIOARS 3 and , kii i off on his way to Deal. : letlive, isit*Vits going to take A female frfeffdll . w . . . She leteett'off accordingly, and betsiiiim him at first, ilg.betrayed him at length into fivetrjeir .'• ate I•able defeas t , gra a second time he • ded kits' sit ' •'• ' oor : ..„ ' , ....aelli:ilignee to mares About one hundred' . k - 41 jeurneyman baker, * ' r mg. - • -' leagues), L We learn from Hollend, that n day of flittasSat '"- a . iterwomi,..- ' • .. • I behind hire except hies-life. • . • ~• , • .., - ..4 .v'' !Mts . it . -tea .. ,..Sou te reject the supposition that the : , , _..... ___, - ~" Allied upon hits and told - 4141 . . Thanksgiving has been appeldiet• Ist the cnouir,: A " . wwwe _ , -, ~. ~ The kingdom • whiels Is deported . frattt -.' - - -•„: may reach the walls or tisose erodes y . and th itit is ordered to table place . trit'tbei3ak Mat... - - -- .E.77.- Agwoole f .. • Y ' , • liken Mine* ill end Wail •• ' '. • • , ' b1ip .614415".' la that howlers Ant% he bad esta- illeyeasii. •• • . .•• , , . , ~. , 0 1. s in - lei • Jig' ackpow. •it . t„ in a military point Orli. same as in this cOttistry. - the bounflacies of 4tis owe, upon • the i . •• .'. ,„".. .•' id -I*: , fittelt female friend ' evert, eglier,..--i halt and form of usurpsHoot' ..r. ' . ." ' • .. - Harwich from • Heissoetelnys, met *the ir'ebee de", i• ` a .t ers .ffileatre as- s h e told him, but hid • 14.._ ~ _ . Iniiumgrefaeeteelleiterifid state of Europe-, no' • • ~ - "•• C../ ~ ANA, rititiCieS- Of lespivitioireatness mai - bly to - a premise, that the first i in Tutrsday, ender the Dutch had; but with OM' ~.l aii.e. ~ .i * •:-. Nra s-rhin,Pecojencasid ammo Empires. were asequ ' itrettlef...-' . - '. ''' '•• 7 " . f • _ • leAsioltitherto. v 114,11401 man, and that bej a theatre she would take can Over make permanent. The Bebyloniers - : Aiselit.' - --" .' .. ,!•:.- wind atssitist her making lielveet. It was 'appoint_ 4 ' 41. 7`"'‘ -Ake 'llal` t - ' may denitqlolittleimstatechoice of the General ..however . that Lord C • ASTLIIREAGI would be enabled; - '' , '-elilef ... .._4lMhensi hastened to the apotiretary's, pevii i illowistrilig ultimata! amity rathartsias • tii 0w. ... ~ . , ,• n '‘, - Oet frd „ •-irritiitii t irty, he stay relinquish i'tss proceed' rand in a Dutch pilot schuyt, and to get on - •,. leist•wife in a senteless 'state . . It was•the b i ci a g rene t . h . i , 4.9.1 t t1iv • asst. .' . '. previltilifFNllM I 410 , Vs. meellimst' -gentlemen attending her, d u o i im a tiloy, ' i foo t t oo d y . infoa d, oti w ilco t h et , :. .: ~ n bids ;probably be' Sestwstergest- . shore next clay. . -, • • ' . • ••,..• , ..• : : • •,.‘"aiy e i stelose iid ee - o thid Cam Lit ti lig ailicide l i The pa rays ph •of 13041.11,Arrt's-speeco, urgifilltog, __! 1,1...- that' . . : Cereqeerets ' i tahablitipettortiefsettsr- . ..... ', • . , ...r-. .. . ltalljtOsattitiii•• thirsin . something 46 Meantitne timer Alsace , ..„. , Franehe Comti,, a r e , h 1 6 1 .„. n, • : ' ,t - • : • ,: sks '!.... It'':,,bed been admietstered to ~ d • the c eis;pmento !,..... mempleg-1110-41reeet. •, : ri 5 ,...-.- _ ..i ~ • .'*. of hie being pti(rfs the hands of a coat- ;.• isiret The * t'Y .. ... •• i i n vaded ," ehouki stead, eg Itteaertie., Ifearn, , A P . ,, 7 - ' ....' •.„, • •- . - .• L , .1 4 r 4 1 14 a, „flit- a" I meteor tics. .. ly kiesdiettmeleirai,t•• • :• - •-•-,., t-- . .4•• One soldier ! ! • - 1 -'-'1'.0.• f- 4 .- i sace, French, Comte, Brabant, are invaded."' ‘rti• - . , 4 . .A__ ',i 1 :T. - • hk _ lr "rou t i k rifk...,o l , l ):j ly extiilguis * 4skigity other ; it rotes ~ - ' • •eineeelelleitti . ~,1 10 14 , 7.1 • --, 1. y- ''''• -.. is farming aa W.; V max be the pro- : The Perseus has hron.;,ht to 'this country elite of i' . • * l.- • * .. .-.• ' '"' 'P t j ilt k ul_ l4 79____ k _ 4 /Pf . i mid set:with' . ' ; that of R,liimie ' :." •; '•-• . '.' .'' •• . 44, •be . h .train er i g ",. . , • , sNetii, . ; o th i st iu sh f le no hs . t r.ms y, ~w•liireesigreeestoi. no ,!... i . 4.,, ,. i... , 44.". .. w? more gradoli , j e agg *Asa : . .',.. . - • '-,'• ' . ..able effect of five '. ii of the Et - 'the Emperor of MOROCCO, llCC ,_ ,:iswit . viea t „ •be- r,... 1ir . . :Ye". .2 2 2_ j Jittery Comtnistiehe ..- V l4i t . w i t h vo w I..IIOSUION, Rite BritiFri havny at sanosoortin ~,,....c.. • ~-,. 11 14 .. m i tsi , l ll,• g i oc4iek ,.. * i i ii 4.,...., .. i , • . •I. • The tows efkortpa; rick witistiiitieriiintiecoetioldere- '''''' • ro - . - ' - ' 77 " . " '' • ''''''' a 7 7 " . " 7 ' P P -nlidein than .. .' '' ,*r • • •• . the Cid*** irefelulPPFl - • ''''' . -. --s .l.- being no . h6c e l l ' erei t ° P`"" r i 7ft 1111141 : : . ; 14114aubbered ' th a t able alarm . ? nete -; * - "Toetidettbe tarth ',Olt. •• a A ellip s :' in .! * .1 n ,. • . ,_.. s, : „ , . akilearasCw °I teary above4sih: .. :"... :,. He O a r: lettokl i i il iip . ,: .'. ...., ~`...... the Intelligence of the.sianger a Mace from ..ULM. 1 mould and lig retentions% the Truesafoojed I - Wei' ,/, • ..'• - - . 1 . e , i r -'' n# took her home in **ask* i either despieml, ' •"' ;li or. -. :.* ' . „,iii. 1 •04*"" . ':'• . *'. '-, r. • - sin.., e• y•, made made -keeste to thet, licestehttefilev; hovered salty close of the harbour veith • ' "Aip.. t *fr . .... ..."7' r` -':* r • arnlag th e i.alliaeilisait ;-.llle tbe saawskitiit . .` • '''.* ..jO4 -4 7 l. ', .. 110 0 1 0 4 ;': ' 1 . '4, 31 ~ . _i_.: ,;or y'e ..nowinst. ~ - eivired iii iir w . • t • ; t t ‘thl:' '• 7. ..t•t na.lottger ire concealed. In this respect , palace of seheterittint t• • - "rey the toile en ' ."1( I'. " • • ? l i t , •' . * . - ' !!!!? . . ": • , '' -, ,s .. 'b t r'' - ...=. r . .•• - het • ..•cht to bti fended and enraged. I .`1;1114.. *• • i was OM,' •! L . . tfraf the pecketf- ire. *iv.. . .--.,. , . .....: • . ..-. - • .• • 14 11 ,1•ginnillt ...:, i t i. '!.• ~ .. , . ~ liiitiW ... - ..,!•••ir '-..,, -,, - - • ,_ . if . .. . „. .. - en Au ' ,- - - gt4,44". ...., 44 4 00",..' 4 :` : ::: ~..;.,„ 7. ' ...." -• • row -Omen . 4,7 :: ti.t.v., .**...i."-.Ar-', ..,.,, x 4,„i; .... ~._• i ' 4ni peoiSte' Wilk the follow-big' .: • -4,; . .k - . rigitlunt i te . - ,•• .: -.-. • '''• " 't•-• ,-` • -4 ..,;,'-k• -. ' ,a . r •'. • - 4. -- •" , hire etilites•liF ... -, i i'-- .... , 1 , ; . - t :,, • . ,i; - • Awry tat • ' • ... t , -.Lunen to ilseiruth; yen are worthy '-tioit4„der arms. The sailers . . ''' t biatmen.ind to'wei. 1 '-' i ' • ••°•r n n :- ' - '' ! 'Jte st er da Y m er "'"g a Bow - I politievi uotierstandheg leithearkheittliiaitied that Ostia '' -•-- .• - ' .. 9 !leas circumetances to turn a e r tit c a - st 14 44 11 . 6 1 ,04 o f ore , setae p e or . - • • Sse eseifieg ei," •We who always stand up for the egited themselves with ins Ma-spikes, boat.: - -: ' lit eett tilig. : . . . ', • -. tkl• . 3 who se nt for the our- I i tself • the teemid,. oast • be f • Kit . it • lift . sigishrif the people, cannot help indignantly asking, • hooka, pitch-forks, fowling-pieces, and every otheej . - .... 1 UTQFrplitdt ercastle-street. The • man at- i f iee d e in el , , ihtex• ke °'. /s . ad Pe el's :Ai: l :on !li r :Other hit tr nd i , 14 1 ~ weapon they could procure, determined to opposel . • t ,, d .,,, ~,-_:,.i s l ;"ilfer, lOng th ey have been tbOught worthy of it ?-- *1 Ilergsfeni -in the ' had • , the landing of tbe-Americans. Next morning how- 'l' ."'s . • . , - ~.,,,, IN re seuel and drafty tyrattn,4 ;thehikqgess fn dm dark- • - Bowarerei now - has proved, that all atong he has . . - . '• • -iottginelii ' h a d no appearance ot go .t. la • . ,4, nen of the behests • andeastaerderver ire •itooleeek i . • , ever it wayleareved that the strange ship was not • , . -... any thing to Mrs- Mang made the population antA patriotism of France, an . • I the Arne-blooded Yankee, but au grated Inert:llM- 1 ''''' in g 31 °4 his 1.• and stunted in their grairth filet iilososisOittillievise 6 . greatesi ' instrument of his persotral eggrandisement •; and that ' man -belonging. to the Clyde, aad that,. ening to ] . .•,- . appeared to be his fear ii osing f rom lack of kn o wledge; eft ; ir boil . 44 , - .. f io aiuf to • : bet place, liCeelistiptence of the 011Iceis being sent .• Me chains their minis . . for the heatithe fetters, discovery alone is sufficient to seal his doom or 1 adverse winds, he had collie to anchor in Loch Areff,-.4, , . ._,.• after him. ' rt. as . not detained,' shut 'was desired and hardest to bleak , ate the fetters of Ignorance. . • - dOwntel. 'The cause of the , long hesitation among ! Mr. WELLESLEY LONG POLE is fitting up We to attend 'before th e Coroner' I nq ue st, and tell i'Clin th t e his view of the heel of Empire, which•all .• stead -house in a style of magnificence exceeding even :. ik. ~ . the Viles t -as to the expediency of .passing the . thing Intlinew relative to the dea . of Mrs. 1 history con fi rms and illustrates, it must he impossible Carlton - house . The whole of the interior will pre- e 'e r, ' „ 5. .., :., Rhine, dyes . now more than ever appear to have sent one uniform blase of burnished gold. This at. at;.,r n • . .• - , for any nation in Europe tei gain and secure such a .... ! , . - * 6 ' been what we suspected, viz. the waiting for : terat i on i s preparatory to the baptism of his infant'" ~; , . paremount ascendatery over the rest, as shall cOottti.. - .: .., - Was killed by being'stute universal dominion, Or even a partial dominion 7 ' itched oat • - the concurrence of the Emperor o f Austria to ! son and also in the expectation of the return of his faint' - F 6414 94 goin • , his cart is . was driving into Hanover street , out' that shall disturb for more titan a moment the united ' • .; • . that part of the plan, at suggested hy the other Sove- uncle, Lord Weeraisovon, in the spring, in the event of of bwallow-stm't. The a c cident was occasioned by ,weight of the nations opposed to it in the scale of .''• - ; o f . a general peace, when an entertainment will be reigns of the confederacy. The same cause will ac- power. the degrees of civilization throughout the • -.. "t•lr ead f le h '• • h given at anst -house, o w ech t e private hod- . the workmen Who bad been working at the iron wn- I .. . covet for the CROWN PRINCE'S store northerly , ter pipes, having left 'the pavement IA a broken and States of We Continent, though considerably varied, pitalities of England, however celebrated, furnish no 4 tnoverneet,when it was expected he would have mi.; precedent, in expellee, variety, and extent, since the ; uneven state. Three horses, belonging to two coal , are too nearly equal,--or where most, entepta) (as • ' • ..• .• .- -.'; teredillolftelsd. • Paul NAPOLEON, however, promptly, days of Cardinal Woeseo. ' waggons were throats :down by the same cause.- in the instance of Russia), are so strikingtreounte,r- •- .. .. •.- - , TO-a of the *ries Calt themselves, and one broke ; balanced by local advantages-that it is in vain for --• ' ''. rind folly celebrated the liberal sentiments held out , Mrs. Joenaw left her house in Cedogan- place , on .. _ • s . . . 12. Wednesday , for Bath upon an engagement f or both his kneels, The cart had a few bullock hides I the most polished and skilful in arts and antis, to. as- • •••.,-- • ~,%.,..-•,-•,. by his powerfeladaer.saries in thor f rankfort Decl and offal in it; The poor man was taken to a neigh- ' sert a superiority that shall in the issue ini•dettreintsr ': . ''...i 4. - I'nights;welsh ..e.- • - melon s rise flood of eis, adversities might have stopped I boo ring surgahats, and from thence to the Hospital the whole. Europe does. net (Swell' a bail s Oar '.- -,,• 7. place Covent-gar d en . Fe b ruary, and resume her at 4 attiniepoirit. - On ma' n cart say how far it will run on a abetter, 'but he isepired befor e he , reached which universal empire could stand; it would-lone. T heatre. 1 ' '-, I Hospital. Amisienterttee-continnally happening fr easy to build cities on the sea, or sail with demilitarise aillarlifor we Ina; by CI further examinalion of the ! At the close of the past year, another comet was , , '-'• . Freach fa • which were too hastily pert, translated, discovered passing a considerable distance from the . the cause abovannmtioned, both to foot passenge the land, as to redrice Christendom under one prat. • N. • - • - till the 9.4 th of :as well os to h orses . Th ese a b uses . c a ll loudly for cal system, or crush it under one yoke o(beadegti•-••• . ~.. .., . ;,.., the bitaisseT was among the points of invasion earth ; Jupiter is the moraing star n efenio star : effectual i n t er f eren c e 4 t h e pro p er authorities. ~ There are in many cases,‘certain obvious boendaries, ' .>,/-'.- -.:• • 1 • !which he emnnerated-a very material one indeed.- Feb t r h eary d nex f t, . t -a he ncl v f ea ro r m I r et e t n t u iete s is , A melancholy aced took place in the famikrof dividing countries from each other, such as the Alps, , •,. 's • x a an evenin g star Tias au empire, the' largest in Europe (that .of ti ll 11 the e l;tls e of Mareh, and then is morning star till a• respectable. Wpm in the-oeighbOurhood a Routs, the Pyrenees, the 'Rhine, . the Baltic, aec.; and it is . i CkiaLcs V. excepted), is likely to be severed or the end of (he year. Oer winter quarter began dep, in Essea t tie . tuttallay- Th e . son, s. boy about remarkable, that, for ages petit, the inhabitants of '- .. en f ly allotted for sac - when the sun first touched the tropic of fourteen,. hr ` mss - . , , 'lion to pieces , in the time urine; Capricorn , issfsalat lasPsalf wlth..a yin, the separated districts, have been as dissimilar in .. minuses sheeting ientel t ..', • "" • -;thayeVal i elthia ;sister, :eateries, in manners and in language, as . tevfortn of • lensfully besieging one of its small eastern fortresses. , on Wednesday, the 73(1 of December, at ten girl, ~ t i ts . .. . . , - ,- / a about a ' ,.- Willi .. . 1 3' govireitieet. We infer, that it Is an original law or "., past four in the morning, when sell the planets were.: . In the new and unexpected state of things, it is imwiat,io4 .- !., ,- , •,. Peiated eilln at, n . aidneethet the nattree of such disitietee . •when they •• , A bl ew theearth, S J u piter, w hich shone full bill except natural curtile politician ' s eye to be turned towar d s .moral '-. • -..- ."- south, end in opposition to' Mars. Easter day will ° h er, a nd °west • • ..... I -• try - Thtl ll , o ** . . - . „toad . the Emperoetif AUSTRIA. There has been some . 'whole itit**tik ' fall on the 10th of April, when the swoon will be in dentfr.."Y.rl.pt.,.. I ... te ":. .. -.- r l . . . -..-.. • ere : c 00.04014 eft . all *.lt s til.r •--- , ' ' ;t 1 • ... locigsdhs the . . a t be aalartellete 2•l`liaketeefead" ' the mese in Eiji' ._ 'SW- - - f thing ambiguous in the Court of Vienna for a long 'her last quarter. he etl of shi , I,lll‘ bolt! , lieipiewstefflemo ow , , ; .... • er - 'nature • is now in full form frorretbe•Welga tit . ' . tides, fire ss bleb an obvious may he assigued. l The Pamphlet lately published under t e e . . • ii - t rlPPrr., 5 : . 6 . !1 ... ',.. ls,:.'. ;4 4 -, - and froastiltefrosen Ocean tetheStreights -4 9.• ~,,.../ Boyr Ael KT' look to no other luminary for a fa.' 44 ' The Friendly Letteri of a late , elreinrat Ph en ... 2 ..___ • ...* 4 ' • 1 . 4 , *.. , ~ . , liar ;• add Ink-korai' empire is at little to he , ~.., English Countest, en the tames, Prevention, op ' p r o iritr a , i ....-.. i . - 'lO. a r .. voarable beam: That * there was a difference of seuti- fool, . . . Bilious • • .- y -st....**. tw o ‘ , - , , ~ .., a s 'a lapse,f rite polesi or a reverse of th. . _. and kreutment of Indsgestlon, and Nervous toroothospf tar Wit , . • mut between )the Allies, after the battle of Lei sic • , 1 • "az - informed comes from the a ridleli" fir le' . ' .•i-i •• , , e motion. P iu sk - • . Comp rants, c. .we are , c atr 1...... . 411 1 •,••• • - 2 1 .1, '.Beiii i iirte, by ii. series of decisive experiments, I , • _ few will doubt ; an 4. that there may be a still greater . pen of a late celebrated Royal Physician, Leen ; . t egat i 3 • 4 - • a Int •slao I. .- eu se wed the impracticability of extending the t.. 1- one, as the object of the invasion of France is nearer . . braces the means of eradiating or cdtentaraoting . 4 7 .._;..........,..... , _ .. 1 oi,- is still less to be doubted. The question of hereditary og constitutional diseases, the treatment tO Nan t it r . • :. •ri • •"PIP .. , approached,l -.), L.,. "- d iu;-• , - .. observed on the 'changes that take place, parties - eta ',.... i • ', -„ 0' ••,-2 '' -; .o . the solidity of a peace with 110 x. 5 PARTE, becomes more , he il ' ..25 , s s sevireigatr of France, he aspired at the some- ay yin the female Constitistion, at an advanced pe- MAW: Pas ••.• -v.-, . -, . 1 54- tia-1 •47 - 10 ri rtignt3s' of Europe ; and the very calamity which .- ~ and mere attenuated every hour by his prostrate con. l i i l i f w dar i t ii . l; :4 , f , :::41, , ~., , • - .! Ite • .. r ... r . 5 , 65. _ . 70 f If andother important ioforaietion, which 1 rind o ae, po Pi f ~ 4i-. • "7r• • • . 0 balsas most deplored, Ate loss of tim very object. ost • the lose- ditioe. No rational person can no w urge being new and evidently the result of long expe- Grea Peas ...:.iv • 4. ... • • ',i 4 ... 90.• • offer ' .9• -.: '.-: ,: .1 ). i• 4 ~..es- • winch be beat- set his eoul?;-•the dettraction of the .a' purity of a peace with him, should the Allies I rieuce, the Lady (to whom the Letters are addreosed) ~ . , ' T isiernnit : - ,....." 1 I -rri1a41• 6,4 1 t '`'. ' ' reiglisse , y, has beau his .greatest advantage its ' • • winches, it. Thigiant resembles a corrected, fro- has been itiduied to publish tba" , Work, u the best . , . .. , ..„.... n __ -7,llethgki a iv i riaing,,bis selleme of continattal dorninetlon.-,-; . 4 • 4 1 • . Wa74,1611941t. It must be a century, at least, 'ere guide to health and longevity that t has yet appeared, ~R eer . .. . o ,i fice i r.r . .4, l4 7. • j a ' B 7, M.t 1 / 4 • 7 11"7;;.;.'5' t; sew aliedise teseharti " snips , celestite*, end commetoe, ' dat a price that it miy be "lade the reach of 61017.1 MOO, AL.. _ .?.. Li._ • ' Vrance would bestirred up to arms again by even an ; all . . ',.. ,reot_ i , 74 ! f ...,.. : ••• eheili 4::-.:•:•-rv•-• 3este ,thneseiriddght have been a weir with England only, . , ... ' class of society. ••‘" ' 'll ." •• ' "'' •-r••••' - . rf IN aid ti/96 3 / 4 30411,9 gladly. looked on, while Its two ACIIILLES. .In the p assa g e of the Austrian invading , „ 1 biDIWIS DEATII.-Yestsirday a rows Off& of ' - iii,i4 ' t .. •. AN '.k'-. i ITAIIiAREKE7.• 3 - . .. " • f` f.. ; • chief .dietfiebees were dastroylag each other. But as "r . army through Switzerland, we are glad to pee ttia 1 decent appearance, fig &wain a fit t near gat feet '. . i tzt ~.....: 4.. od mi. 04. t lte ear of the blind - is quickened; and the eye of the ' ' .s, its primate COINIDa rider, Soave ItTa gleneitri, promise' . Londod Bridge ; anti theidgif medical assistance oak ~ over ...,1 e.. 01: - iL . ot- - e 4 ' ' . deaf eharpeeed by making, ono organ perform the • . .• . . 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