The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-13 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN. ~;-... Ills' . clemency seems more compre -1 ,tie Irom big calling, as it were, the whole na b: i , l proclaim with him the pArdott which he • #O-luts. If it were netesssry to seek other motives ,for his n ,, .rcy, we might urge that the laws which ,ve re-• , ,.i1y been enacted invest the Government ...rich a p. 1%. er capable 'of repressiog in future public cl;.orderb, and stilling conspiracies in their birth. - 'll,e King scongtalulates himself that part of the the;new laws confer idm is but tern . porsry ; be yf ill .eset:die Jt 'with justice, but with se • •Iff;c0) againA ,thifse . :'iyham clemency itself cannot Mlle at 1 and whoM can reconcile. Vigilance and ii.;(,ur towards _those who shall dare to hatch fresh liglheiliOr% jest ) . as the mercy of the King he% * m ei - A , • The twisi••d 'army lids 'per **slated in the con • 11. cf of Waterloo ; some44l leaders have since re. • &tiled a &alit, W hicif Iffey : lwould nether have found it, the field of batVe. .Obedient to the will of the to"the wishes u(lflkke, the army has been. .(1613 ,, hr1ea1. . The: soldiers,' . slitpersed. among their famities,. are attain becoming citizens ; they wilt soon he sensible that it is iMpoisible to se;mtate the King • After the reading of this projet, M. de ItictiE. LIEU added—" The measure prto,wsctl to yon, (;en. Heinen, is not tww in our annals. Henry IV. w hose memory we cherish with such pleast.re, published in 150-I a similar act of amnesty, and France wns saved Scarcely had the Minister uttered the concluding words, hen .a spontaneous and unanimous shout of Vire le Roi! burst from all parts of the hall and the tribunes. The Deputies rose and waved their hats in the air, repeating the same acclamations with the most lively enthusiasm.. Silence being restored, and the Assembly again seated, The Pexsine.xx; in the risme of the Chamber, ac knowledgerl the receipt of the communication just made; he announced that the speech of the Minister, and the.Projct de Loi, shall be printed and distri buted, and that the latter should be sent for the eaa minatio►► of the bureaux. The Ministers then retired, and were conducted out of the hall with the accustomed ceremonies. The l'aesinxer announced that the Deputies were about to withdraw to their bureaux ; that on the morrow the Chamber would form itself, at twelve •o'clock, into a Secret Committee, and afterwards [meet in the bureatix. • from the country, and their affections for both will become stirniger by their union. It is time,. Gentlemen, for the French to rally and corm; as the Kit% some time since observed to your President,' oniunlticl bOdy, for the purpose of re trieling our misfortunes. • - • The titirdets that oppresses . Fiance is sufficiently heavy ; • let us not seek to add to-its weight. The ,Treaty which has been eoMmunicated- to you re •• `qu ires for. its exeruiion the concurrence of all wills 'loud of oil eft.irts. Meer; hitherto' formidable by is recommend herself by her fidelity, tint in her eery adversity she will exalt herself by her _ e :. gad - miry faith. • The'paibiii burdens are 'certainly heavy, and we • 'have loas4 s,iught the wins of throwing theni . dpon are authors of our su ff erings; but whatever might be ; . ttssir number, en extraordinary part in theit contri •;:bations.wrild .. .base produced but a moderate re inittcvit and' it vrould have been very difficult to , avoid what iseibitrary, and to restrain the passions. Observelice. of the laws will revive confidence; fittlestry - lVilt . be more freely exercised ; and coin " ri t • • r I lnerpencoerage wu eni )ark in se.u. speculations. atirithe French will be set at ease, when•they hence _ foith see public offices bestowed on men of tried Joe . g:ity, abilities, and, above all, attachment to their • hiog,awd . couutry, The K i ng , Gentlemen, has caused an account of yenirlitiferent proposals and your useful delibera tions to, be laid before him. The •last will of Louis XVI. is always present to his mind; and his sacred WOCIII I. IU matittattittig - .one otthe Illlllollillll 111SpOSiti011S of theCherter, makes the nation easy revecting all the ethers. • Decpl3 , impressed with what is required by PARI4, DEC. 4.—They write from Audi that M. benhae, Es-Member of Bonaparte's pretends d Chamber of Representatives, has been arrested •hy superior orders. The approaching departure of Talmo and Made moiselle Georges for England, is reported. It is said, that M. Carnot is appointed Director- General of a Polytechnic School, founding in Russia, and Inspctor-General of the fortifications of that empire.—Others assert, that it is not the intention of M. Carnot to accept of any foreign appointment. According to a letter from his Excellency the ?di 'sister of Police, the Prefect of the Oise has directed the Mayors of that Department, among other objects, to see that all the busts and portraits. of Bonaparte, which are found in private houses, arc destroyed. The Mayors, however, ate only to employ persua sive means to this end, though thoy will seize them f xlr-1 - • , *. •-• • a;* the burial-grand of_Father Le Chaise y in a hearse, if the Treasury had kopt you 12 months mithout 0:6 with the usual The c hl.arch ''.vas fol. order, and the wines had been kept on board, th e lowed by a rani:ding-enrich, an'd se4rltl :carriages • Defendants imust have paid for it. We are n.r belonging to private citizens. Tlk body had -been• construing a chartcr. party, for cone exists, hut , po previously in ileaden'cOifin, covered with 'slave ,undertaking, that you will heir tho of another of 'oak. - • • the cargo, until ilut vessel is, by your act eua bi g ' t i !• to • Ry , micfalie; several Jountsls heti , announced that unload. M. fie Lavaletie's' s appeal tvOirld be' finally fried to- Verdict for the 1001: - day. The_ papers 'were only" even yristlirrhy •to the Counsellof Repko-ter, snarl 'the business will not be t decided until the lith. M. Larallette, like Ney, in sists on being tried by the Cliattsh6r of Fepitt. The King has appointed this• Marquis•of Osmond, Peer of France, Ambassador to his Britanttic Ma jesty. ' • . The Count de Chatre is created a Duke. ; M. Olivier, Counsellor in the' court of Cassaiionc . is appointed Reporter in the proceis of M. 'de Lis, valet te. The Advocate-General is not yet appointed'. The Public Funds rose yesterday with greet ree'.• pidity. They were more than 58 after the closing of the Exchange. ' A very large subscription, divided In shares, is spokensc, which, it is said, is to be entered. into by the great French merchants, for the assistance of the State. What is certain is, that the principal financiers are every day actively employed, and, lay., ing aside all former opinions, arecoming to an under- standing'with each other on the means of aiding the Public Treasury. BOURDEAUX, DEC. I.—John Rogance, an artisan, has been condemned to two years imprisonment and a fine of 100 francs, for uttering seditious cries and ~spreading a report that the Ustirper was returned.— ; A painter at Tours, named Francis I.egrand, was . found guilty on the 4th Doiembsir of a similar - Offence, and condemned to six months imprisonment %vitt; a fine of 100 francs, and to be three years tinder the inspection of the Police. The commencement of the process against General Drouet before the first council of War has taken • place some days s ince. . OVA BAILEY. : •-,"•• • The following were the principal convktinn; this { iv George - Thp ' iatit tru mru id E l S h D o A nsti Y : .l4. L y nch, l9 ;or etg.a re a ;h e i bed. the property of R. Spencer, who keeps a Led In{ Maud in Whiteehapel, value , Mary Waiker tapita'ly *lit-fed for He ding a silver tea 4; :on, tile property of Tho:mt: a eh , t r, oat r uctt i guilty, hof nevi Seel o: he f:l9ital p,:rt of I .elf • James Smith and dames Scaliest were iititii IA for oettliagi o a dwelling-know tn wniNtoeiotA nod ioloog, orating a 4 2, 04 t h e p ro p ert y ,o f Wm. God lard, who %wore that the 3t01..0 pis. 'petty was worth 401. Verdict (Nib • The Jury recommended the. Nri 11F1,11 to mercy. on ;we e.. of the good character they had severally received tht , 4 7 t ? newes called for that porpnift. Mary gtenemito, a washerwonian. was alw er t o , victed of.steftling from a .41 er in Ille-lsotoe of die a ,,„4 0. , for whom she workrd, one 40:, Batik of F.ngland wite,.audO S 4 DI. note., the property of Peter Aftisbam. •• The Bishop of Ocaoap - tiied. on Smithy. d CAREY, late Need Master of Westnii islet Seit.;'ot is said, will be Dean of Christ Church, rieelluai 111m.r., oho will probably goateed to tLti Seta Oxford. EZTaasria iftoistay;-414.,ndity morning, t o, the Gentlemen engaged in the Newbury :Batik Pate ed it to proceed to bosibesi, they'dlScovered that tl whole of the peOperty had Bien siolett, amotmt% it is. supposed, to pear 10;0001.; at 'least, it known that on Saturclafr eseninetisore* were England note!:, their own tiot'op . , other country Ws tintes., &c. to, the amount . of betweett 'sixth And seventeen thousand taunt's, itha'eArh in g's! andlllrA s r, - fo the amount of between three fitiAjaiptt outilsy ail the books and dobtsaseits we rr cateeiAls, y st ttie lime time: Tilit . rribirr i bic! i lteep New, 61A tlisniaS , icreetn th e countenance or everyAne ee l cerned in the Bank ; 'lt was in iain - tti'llifett it apes as there were - oa.sratmr.:ortirashitsooly with, and ti 1 ..tt -.-. .TAW INTE LlaßNOlLtac •••' • • • . • COURT OF CRAPLCRItY.O.4-12.-• a TAYLOR V. MATERS .y c when in the possession •of individuals who make to The LORD Cu ‘NCELeoIt. infareaid-Slr selnaly them subservient to the purposes of faction. An attorney belonging to the civil tribunal of Cam- and Mr. Hart, that he bad looked' intollsite costteand found that the appliOtien of the fundieby Vila Waters bear, named Adrieu Celestiti •Selliers, accused of 0 a violation' lef ahe'deedt to y r ai 9 using seditious language in the open Court, withdrew was, in ewer tweet' . the parties,' and of ilia orders Hof firer Maker from the process instituted ageiust him,, and has con cealed himself. The Procureur of the King has di- by whose authority he acted.' Ili! Lordshippro:' tested he could not see how to proceed, exce pt byres. - reefed all the Police Officers of the Department to . e make the necessary search for apprehending him.. I straining Mr. Waters ftom ifitroenijetineeaeittr the Dec. Dec. 5.—A Journal announces that military .m 0..! nelghtlY receipts and subscriptions - of •the• A:leper - a , fives have determined Austria to demo(' that the i ,l e 's""'t in any - other mode than -that pointed out by fine road of Simplon should be ebaadoned and de- • tne authority undet• which he acts. • Ktheeseter a stroved. • I property was t o he administered in e haeCou et, it 'wag Dec. G.—Some English and Hastoveriaw soldiers L1..1), to act airlily e duty of those entrusted vvith the managetneat-of were conducted last night IT to the quarters of the I . to their iostrutilows, nod where Majo r -General, for having[savage they opposed the of a i deviate from them, •tlie - only 'mode of •proceeding foundit heceisery oe-eisficlienee it any time to patrole of the National Guard. was to come to that Coort for its peithiseion.• - This I The Priljet of a Law for:the establishment of free ! wilse..o all y PROVIET DE' 101. •• : i Total Courts, was carried in the Chanther i otiDepatke i• •. tn seri mode of:proceeding - Whic'h could be anopted; and it was one by which •the Court was . Louis, by the Grace of God, King of France . yesterday, by a majority cif '290 agaieet Mk a •• 7 1 . boom' to. replete its canducti• Jaet Mr. Waters e .. and Navarre, I. all preeent and to comeegreet- 1 It said, that accorditig to the isitkWelOthskree.l •e• •e . . •; theretere be restrilned from receleing the- -nightly . '-' tug : i the Enlist. army, it e ill hate entirely- eleaeueteel ,•• ~ ? `'" • b Oer Council of .State being consulted, we have Fiance by the 23.1 of this month, with the-exception I receipts and subscrietiens- of' the Opera House, •ex e '"'• 'Ordered and ceder, that (lie Pi-ejr( de I,oi, the tenor of its contingent of the 150,000 men. .. I cept it; the test~ hi Width lie was airibetlsed ttedo by hiriestruetions: ' t • of which follows, shall - be presented in our nanicte'l Two workmen were occupied this metning in re. • " • • • the Chamber of Deputies by oar Minister Secretary moving the inscription fr o m the c o l um n o f the Place —wise-- •• " State for the Department of Foreign Affairs, our Vendome. It is thought that the eagles which are at .• . cob wr OF KING'S nEsicn,'Dze.l2. A1:01%!ei Secretary of State for the Department of the f our a ng les o f th e p e d e st a l, w ill a l so h e remove d. IiIt:NETTS V. ADAMS. Justice and Keeper• of the Seats of France, •our ' Dec. 7.—The Duke d'Angouleme arrived at Thou. This was an action for criminal con v ersation by Minister Secretary Of State. for•'the Department of louse "on the 28th November. His Itny al Highness Defendant with the wife of the Plaiptiff. ft he It litterior, our Minister Secretar y of State for the was to set off oh the -Ith December, to go to Nlott- peered t that a the µ Plain he ff, that the Plaintiff, who had . ckrried on busie • , • ' tE811.117 0 -ete. Department sr War, our Minister Secretary of State tauban, Alby, and Cahors, returning to Paris by ' nese as * butcher, at Kidderminster e married, in F NcoqRAGED -by the :uniform success 3 in .tttr rs for the Department of the Marine, and our Mini- Bourdeaux. 1805,. at the age of ahoht twenty, his wife being - -.4 tendhle the_peeutiar ntedi o d or Treatment ster Secretary of State for the Department of Gene- A letter from Milan states, that their Majesties three years younger . Semi after Say came to Lon- Lrpetetr prevalent Comithtiols. which has been confirmed l , ‘ ience of many years-, in 21 large mai eirterke pc ict . ral Police, whom we charge to explain the'rnotives the Emperor and 'Empress of Austria - escaped an im- don, and opened a shop in Oxfort-street, but they sensible also, of the happy elfeets resulting to ihe 1...L.i.. and support the discussion of it. - minent danger, on the clay of the presentatioo of the were not successful in ,business. The Plaintiff, con. i Medical Men confiniu g their attention to a ref lain cia, or h i e , I.77,;f A s ie :r s i r t s .o . l E ir and CO. Members of the Ro.al I Art. 1. Full and complete amnesty is granted to Holy Virgin. They were passing over a bridge, .sequently, after livin g for some months with London * enritioue to direct their Awl* till those who, either directly or indirectly, have w hich gave w a y , an d more t h an tio personsewere ‘ lieother e iti-law, a Mr. Lawrence, went to Birmint- thus- fl-orders arisin g from a se cre t destr uc tiv e I t :diii ot taken part in the rebellion and usurpation of Na- e ith er kill e d or woun d e d. h• ring his wire n -Considerate Youth, Which not oats i,cca-orm 1, Mime' 'O. I ........, i of riervous'Areciiiiin, but also saitails isit its votaries all poleon Bonaparte, with the undetemettliened el- Dec. 9.—A matt named T r arrantilv***nts• eneivating imbecilities et old age. In that distre-in ceptions. cuirassier, was tried at the 1 patient to con- Debility or Wheiriic%, whether the cinkemictiee of .., 2. The Ordinance of the 2lth of July shall con- i an a charge of uttering sede excessive drinking, .lom residence in hot ?ti an, of her " 4 " ' i f i t 'r t tt h :. l y tcH n i4 t'ller cause, by which. the powers of the colio concern fillOtlid heroose e:decliled, as re g tstri% eilocated Sur!•eon, of I tinue to be executed. hi regard to the persons comps*. Itainiond Morel, a soldi.r el betided in the Ist Article of that Ordinance*. accused of crt hog out " ViZ.`e I ey ed the service' : they offer 0 firM, safe , 0111, speedy reslorati , ..a to ' I • e roc , , 4 v i g o r o us health. - .': ' - 3. The persons included in Article `2d-l- of the ing songs against the Goren Pecs ' 3 l ~eet'lLet - f Where an early afspricatlen isdatude int. the Core of a said Ordinance shall quit France in the two months cited before a Council of War, mewl; Wt W hits, ' Min Disorder, frequently contracted iri a in 1111 l riot of ? Ind . in ty, the erailicallOn is generially completed in the shoo I MIIIMIDDII DOM/ :Venerial Infectlion, • ri . .swea • - which shall follow the promulgation * . of the present competent to try them, mid see . • e.O•. • . two days, and in the more advanced and inveterate "t • law. That they shall not be at liberty to return with- Assize. They slid they had been out the express permission orate Xing, the whole upon the battle of Waterloo, and characterized by a variety of p 6141 Meittlii ill treider- -.- diet resting sympt.mo; it perseverance in th.-rr pion (wit en diegeeer t . t h e ....strqint Indies • .:arzerri) will erseure to the Niacin a ' pain of transportation. they sung the smogs in questir 7. ..,-(• ri , • and radical cute. 4. All the Members of, or persons allied to, the - the lime - Was proved by a wit in t e country': l• 'The Diseases of the Urethra, ns frei l et•ntl; family of Bonaparte, and their descendants to the de- them guilty of uttering the man excuse tsk . re.i.! with, or a risin g Gi na the ahoy*. Complaint, how 4.01 their attention; gree of uncle and nephew, inclusively, are excluded attempting to weaken the testes 'II the fl.er,tt °tabled to remove obstinate C.ierh. and St:o•-toore, *** for.evet fro•rt the kingdom, and are required to leave meet,- by outrageous discourse, ...as a mistress, recent or of tong duration, wit'. i n re:km.4'4llg to ;he in te , it within one month, under the penalty decreed by th em as to any i ntent o f destroying or oierthrowing empabiting with him roe a coqs id era bl e ti me : the adducedand dan of very, geransuse iof the Cate.tic H uer. Melts itete nveterate ewes, of scsetal worse Art. 91 of the Penal Code. . - the Government. They were sentenced to s i x mont h s Defendant, at length, in order to rid himself Of•tbe having Nit•!ded to their meth :c1 iii.‘ res. days:after the re, They shall be incapacitated from enjoying any imprisonment, to a fine of SGfranca, to the loss of , burden with which he had loaded hinilf, confessed • been attempted toy other Practitio n ers withnutlic i li . civil right there, or possessing any property, titles, their half - pas for a year, and to fi nd security in the the fact of repeated adultery, to:Mrs. La wrerice, the: ' t i ' e l ' e t ' l 'e n .e ie t n e i t ' le e n4 * .",',.' c e ",','',l„ r ,",',',',' l' a ,' t a ,`„,,0;:'„':, t i 1 1,,.„,,,', ,i atteuities, or pensions, granted to them gratuitously amount of 100 francs for th.eir goed leehatlione during sister of the pl a i ii iitr e e if, , .. 2 requestinj her to pre. ;p e w e e nisortive , during ' w iiich • t o!liOd nian:thouvmd iiir.' .... in that country ; and .they shall be required to sell a twelvemonth. - , e , ' • tail a . p9p Mrs. IticketisTioleavelis house. 1 perfectly cured, after setters lied inju r ious methods hof With & Air lei have rivenced the eitlipensent of havot within six months the property of all kinds which At S emur, two soldiers pitosented themselves before A yerdict was found for the Plaintiff, 501. I Pef li e s ve jt ed irri s e i t i t " I.":4;it " l r etf, r 'WV se e • to•etat iota ;If fh^s" t' they shall have obtained for a valuable consideration. the Board of Examination without any white cockade ~ • : . • HILL D..IIOLD AND CO. 5. The.present amnesty is not appli ca ble to all the' that was visible, and they pretended th a t it would be The. Platatiff is owner t of . the ship William, - in ' C l : 44e ' lilt ausfinciTnetatil irit • i i , n ,....,,, ,:c 1 ,4 V ., • 1 1;:?, i . ) Alleated r : it , I , e , r , v , persons against whom proceedings have been in s ti- f oun d un d er t h e hood which coveted their schakos. which the D e f en da n t, i n J ane l as t, i mporte d f rom in t a h,••ir . reto,cd•rs. c th e r general health ii l r 3 eto . ..: l i't e r' • tuted or sentences {meted, prior to the promulgation It appeared, however, that under this envelope no- . Oporto•60 leogsheeils and 18 cases of French wines, pediment, iemoeed. • : 'o -s and Co esclori vet v pr•ofetsine the of the present . law : the proceedings shall be Conti- thing but tri.colowed eockades•turuedi They were previously brought from Cette. The vessel arrived • notltirr-stiii,,r6c,,nll,lrint Co . order th at they nee . " , need, and the sentences executed agreeably to the sent to prison, notwithstanding their declarations, 'on the 30th of Jene; . on the 3d of July she was re- gy a mi•laken few, with the obloquy brips.tly A leas. and which were probably t ru e, that they had acted ported and began to discharge her cargo, and would irora h nit ?picnic, tainis it but jnstice. t o . the''' -' . 6. The present amnesty does net extend to the without any bad intentions. Their fete is to be have completed her unloading, but for the Defend- ti l iio. l -n e :.Y . th v e e prol l it t er (7er e t i f i e ur el'ai ea e i ß ir wlXl l e a crimes or offences against individuals, al whatever determined by the Sub-Prefect, and the Procureur of ants, who kept their vsiues on board until the sth lios.iitars, and testinp.ini.ils fruits the highest pi .f • period they may have been committed—the persons• - of August, by which the ship was detained 1! days liqit , Ole , have hi . einiviner any eng inee r ). e. the'ing. • . who have been • guilty of them shall be liable to be The Correctional Tribunal of Police at Lyons, has ' longer than would otherwise have been necessary, .r i o; l re; It p: l oo l ts, r e n t he rs g :l l .T h m er i e h e s at ir r i ., r u e l ; t p r : rl , l I o ld . tts i rocCcuted according to the laws . . I condemned to one year's imprisonment. bed to the Th e charge for this delay was 61. per day, inahil4 • h''''ie e ee-:'ee" e.'neeed in et"euiel aitemtv enme'n." m certainty of ienovation to fliCh RS May .38. Given at Paris, at the Palace .ot . the Thuilleries, expenses of the prosecution, a men named Louis the whole demand 108!. • . e ariustme vfeeie of a life pewee utider the ir WI r the 7th day of the. mo n th o f . D . , N A l b er , in - the Dutet, for having, on the 'llst of Octobet last. (hie : It was clear on tee evidence, that the Defendants I. rt.ir,r, dim having hod ocp - orli 11111 l 'es. in the tor year of Grace 1815, and of our reign the 21st. : turbed• the public joy which the presence of the had been compelled t o keep their wines on board, .p:1, fly, of frormiu e no intiepate'urqtrtiolsinre , wst (siened) • LOVA: Duke eAngouleme inspired, and (Cr •• having struck because they had not been able earlier to the ""al h"" ' .!r 9. 1 6 P irc'"'t " " treti" procure ,.alum „ ea ~f tinosta.tate relief s lA:teller splice... t By the King, . .#--. Kul , ELIEu. . and 'throw dowri some 'frailties who - wets singing licence from the Treasury required for landing the th . "it'''': ll `""" , " fir - I "hi' ed the" , e" quit the I"' (Signed) - verses adapted to that happy event. • • wittP. This reason. they had assigned to the Captain genr.inl voactitioner: owl thev peesnine their pert itht:lr n lair around I.r the stopover...tented e.. A superior English officer, who loilged•sa Paris in end other witnessee.• w eirs ' t h ey have, h she poW.ic, nem, so lihernilY the Itseie of a rich i n dividual, f e ll i n lever.witli the Mr. M xttit YATT solllitted, that there was tin un- I P"sie"'" in the c . ""try M t " i li" 1 " 1 i" 4441 e I yoppg lady of th e ho us e, wh o was coil y • fourteen dertaking by the Defendants to procure an order from I t ‘ 'i t e. t , h i e d i e r i. s er a:ei nl i:i:er l i llia T e i r t livi l' efkl athe ug years of age. Be demanded: h er i n mer ri eg e, to the Treasury within a stipulated time, and th a t even warded to any raft o i l thCk4 l .:loris tr . ffi '" ". were boiled le obtain it, a reasonable time to which the father consented, uponicondition that if th ey To be ero•siilterl lit their %owe dial v' (cer‘nnall 3... the union should not take place fur-two years. To ought to be allowed. . pest paid) !•sr patients of either lei, with •CCIIV . Bud attention. this the Officer agreed ; but finding the time too . Lord- ELLEnsonsiet%ii- - i-You . l e mPase the burden ' Gos. Mat Va. tirirgeons,l3.ltonveric-hrect. Ft ~ t *Pon yOursel l wa We are not upon the question . rit' ' Maq him ' long, be blew his brains out with a pistol. i o t r is to th a e ns a w b e s r ol f te th d e ul t r el o a f v t ._ he • • • • l'AUti, DEC . 9.—This morning, at half past six a resum e time,. o'clock, the body of Marshal Ney was conveyed to owner to bfriePetheslitrpt, th e welfare et the State and by the public voice, _ _ and Nil .f , .:* thil betpe 01 . ris..joirilig (*general arid teci ,y.trocalciotifiderice, the E!'" has directed us to lay ' Wdie you the•Prtijd de Lui, which you shall oow • f :-- ''' !has mead • cruelty of taking..) .bookt away rendered it M. possible to transact aay ..kriness.—An express was sent off to .tlos ~P. A lic : ()flirt Mow-street, when everyassistaddevrat tendel'ed td the distressed par. • ei7 l ThliV3flcerfisari disetsrered•tivat tank ',lfni., , jiltitVflke 'stelisn proporty rd the •amount of alp. waif i3(` iklbr. were' paid to a respectetle rim at i iiibineitou Ova 41thada ran ortsfdif,:* far -the purch a s e of 'prone koileif?.'' There :is eielPy reitl Wietoi 'W•tieve AU tkrs e*tefilito deprrdition had been long - in can. teittflati - tiot f•stir t iverold . threi'ei. ' liso i virs+Wei-r.-LlVilliain Brocketii Mr: Gillhavi, , ind Samuel Iltice underwent mother •exitaiiniiiion, ' charged-with being itert.atSriie7e, of a lug se4-tsaat, who murdered four •W i the'Ree*iiee Officers histoorg. jog' teithe-Forr reverrtfe colter, while in thistelioat, onstbe t . itli of 'August-lett, and' wounding Andill. -treittiiig the four rolterir....'Plsow•Pliconers were again conittifted forfuetitevevaitiolOatiort• - !' • ;:,,_,4._ t. • . Digit • • In Cork, • Mr. Neill Dodd, ditergedly _regretted. hy. a num. , oils atireliectahkttrqoaltittnee, On Monttas, irrnitildftpcf-ttn4t, Mrs: Cumming, the aid, of the late Alexander Orton. hog; Esq. of Venionvifle, - gre.l: hißdh, on the inst. in his itith, year, 41.•itor • Itt,, , n Brno n, late of the 3d Royal Veterin Battalion, after a so• vice in the British army ofd S•inrs. Tuesday, In tizesSee-etreet, Wilßeery- tie. Coueth Richard Ilirnie, Fag. "'• L' The brothers Ltallemand, Drouet (I/Erlon), Lefebvre Des- Dorrettei.Aturia , Breyer, (sill), Nlrr•iwn Dovernet, Grouchy, ci aq bel, taborde, Detrelle, Bertrand, Druuot, Canabrone, La y:Allelic, and Hovigo. .1. Sault, A lix. Escelmans, Ba:gana, Marbor, Fir I epelle ' .tier. lionlay (de In Meurthe), Mehce, Fr, re.inet, Th.batidenu, ' (Arno., Vandstrarne, Lamarque (General), lohaa, H ar d. BArrere. Arnault, Regnatid (de St. Jean d'Angely), Pontine ' • nail A rrighi (of Padna). Dejean, jun. Garrnu, Real, Bouvier : Durreolurd.'alerlin (of Donny), Durbacb, Divat, Ikferrnout, Vary S.. Vincent, Felix Detportes„ Gamier de Saiwes, hlelli p..r, H. . lin, Clow , . Courtin, Fur biu Jauaon, the eldeat uu, and Le Lorgne Dide% ille. LPN I)ON : and Publi , hed In' 0. Sr lICsM r 4 Orr ICL, Nu. 4, &disbar) -:uurt, _ • T"ti+"- . - I SHi Sad rhy ber, I w►a it r of i et 1 U' Tt tow, Joe OS( emu wish SRI ranch Pr .. . ham to commence trade there, leas J o h n .Brutus B eno it, a town until he had made . • e•c._essar; ;ourt of Assize tto-day, In the mean time sti it ek -ions cries, as was also tribute her •assist 6 liertit, • th e li ne . Th ey were baud, and with tik t entil 'their . !'Emperessr!" and sing. be establishe. .., : 4 .4 agbam, she ent in t ent. -They had been of thep:, : -: •: t. Who filled the j , who declared itself in- kg - -., -,' -.. --.:•'. omptroller's departs nt the m to the Co. . , : . . ;ft ,salary of 1701. a year, • ... been taken 4. . pri - . '•. 4tatceet.;,.osford-road. 'There she were intozi. . • ( •4111, 1 the_Defendant having found r on. The - . : ,, i mine her fidelity to her absent husl seas. '1.:::: . .'•••pi l d Plaintiff sent for her to repair to him • me of t c " s t r, and Site complied, but soon found an sect dwit-tot Govern. turnin i g to London, and for re.enterii se; hitt they acquitted the Defendant, not as a Menial, but Sons. on, latter .1.1. diein. fourth WO .4 Ob ----- ~..-,. A' try. 11116,11 It. IMP le 1 lb • HIP pure/ Medi Mimed h% Or air; .....ir prickire- *men lie I'' , d..ie feet not in in eln•A of Dab illy et * Itnlnd 14 peeve their rtedlN a profit re kettn of * SUSI I owl ..e. II the ad ;mane., all 1 Amer re-Int, ,inv, , for to •eof ,n rii I. A I in to.; :411/141 t ene til. 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