The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-01-31 00:00:00

'ilk •• T' errs EXTRAORD , JA K. 30, 1820 " Whitehall. Jew iselusure, at rbicb the ' •- morning received f York by the Lord Majesty's Principal •• Windsor, becomes my painful duty • hoc pleased Almighty • _lug, my beloved Father. Excellent Sovereign. st eight o'clock, r. .tifieste of all the Ph) melancholy period. , ever your's mist , • , (Signed) " Plinsittcs. Viscount Sidmonth," &e. ►read,cr castle, ilmiglity to release ug. His Majesty el I minutes past eight HALtOUD. ROST. ILLY. " DAVID 8 KIDDY. Highness the Dike et Y, TOE LORD NATI " my painful duty inthem-yrie • of his late Majesty Klieg Weep! event took place, *RIM (ha at Windsor Castles it thirtyH yesterday afternomi, to tha present Majesty, and of the Royal that roar Lordship ,ling of the Urest Bell the hononr to be, moat obedient humble the Lord Mayor," -.•,10.1*- OF HIS MAJESTI THE FOURTH. his Mairsti as a matter of State (tog ceased on the Carlton House, now of all the male is Euigland, most Officers of State, of the late King, ability, Member; of L ' Mayor of Loatioa, j preseut :m aesty us late Father, oar of allegiance, &c. hetwynJ, the Clerk the same himself, Buller. afterwards commanded those present of hit Privy Councillors IV.; consisting of— nesses the Dukes of Yes and Prince Leopold ; the Duke of Athol, tt Mutat* of Wgesteh Use Sad of of Chatham, Earl Hatiserst, the gure,Viscount Sidniowth, ' of blootrose, the 11 lAissioa, the Speaker Wm. Scott, Sir Was. sashimi, Mr. Arbuthnot, J. - )hinson ! Mr. Robert Hon. Charles Begot, ird Chief Justice Lord Chief Justice Chief Barob of the lamation waa then t lajesty King Beerge tsgdoot of Great Britain, the alcove sworn-is Priv , were also specially an Sithuouth. u Secretary t, to whom b s Lordship agreed upon by the Priv , added their Aral& ores to it. c" Besborough ; Sir R. {Alford, t T, the Solicitor , Chief Justice ibormarlo ; the Desna Canteebury h bit.. ember, y, the Bishop of Aldermen Curtis, will., Birch, Wood, Thorpe, and Roth, Baceirder of London ; bli T. TyrrA Eel. the . L :Iturratn orti bleier ; Chaplain.- I, Mt DLCLARA' , Wheree% it hie pleased the Almighty his meter vac late Sovereign-Lord. King Thit c r ilainweed wassoev, by whose 4 of the United Kingdom Ire and. is solely and rightful' • Prince theory, prat Spiritual and *WOW With those Al, with numbers quality, with the Lord l of Loudon, do now hereby, of tongue and heart, r ti and mighty Prit i the death of the memory, become our only lal (hoer* the Poarth, by 't Britain and Ireland, forth, to whom we de tut obedience, with all beseeching Oaf, by • to bless the Royal . • and happy years to Court at CAttltaa Jenosfy, 151110. sAra TIM RISC SRIAL PARLIAMENT. LORDS, SvxDa Th of THE JUNG. tits iselsothoty and s joste Update, • aseadng , pwriains the-Acts 40Tillis. iii*se owl regularly sit ' Ala boa beak 464 *enroll . • • ~ . , %. • : .?FAIN. THE LONDON 0.4Z11' -do— , SUNDAY, J VIIRTII2IIIIP/RTICVLAINI 0/ TIM INSURNIICTION IN SPAIN. --. rams TIM PARIS PAMIRS. By letters from Paris, on the events in Spain, it', " A letter and inclosurei apikats a that Cadiz opened its gates on the sth to j conies , have been thi s toot the commutations! troops ; that the greatest h a y.' Highness the Dike of Yo moirpnevalie between the soldiers and the people ; i igioll tate tia, one of his late Maj and that the number of Abe oonetitntionel troops • alteedy ameants to 94,000, antithey hops: soon to •• NI Y LORD--.lt become! see the awe* of Madrid threesed with 90,000 more. your Lord.liip, that it has At Conn all is eattfuelee. dread, aid despair. Ferdi. unto himself the King, I nand does not keow whom to trait. The infantry re- must bruits'', anti Batelle gravest of Soria, the garrison of Cadis, two squadrons thirty-five agnates put sal of Carabinevos Reales, four of other cavalry, all the sr- " I lactose the Certifies' dam ? -if the army that °"*"I Preyre was assembling, tendaace at this nielancho hareesgjese our to the constitational troops. The people I " 1 am, my Lord, e' amoebas the Patriots as their deliverers wherries they (Sit page, ad eat authorities are connituted with the great- " The Right lion. Vlscou eht era and regulaviey. Within the circle of their sc. - Nees, the coodoet a the new shirts has hue moderate ,4 t SW • tic i *is s ues their enemies are compelled to "It has leased the All • Thseighwo Spain it has bees determined to from all farther sufferiul sills time prisms •Yeediveed •and his spats have out pais, ,at thirty-live e Kiwi With Allan, as well as to throw devnathat system evening. of geoirsamist. by which our country has been di m - (Signed) " HillaT HA Spates* have long meditated its silence over ;of theft" matey, whit* have poi on in- s itll their palms was at last exhansted. Seine ' • stations 11* argue that this delay was a siga of § :re its, of apathy; tat in this thee were mistaken. "M, Bat Lal " W. Heees " For his Royal Highness - LETTER TO 7 The essfesien in Madrid among the Royalist' gamut he delerlbodt a mach se. that the Ausbasaader bete o hfe Loin--It is my aknows what is eoine on, or even hew the lee Lordship of the demise.: Laid, of the Princes and Prieuesoo ie. This 111. This melancholy • date are too mach occupied to write to hies. le short; least apparent intlaring, we steel soon hear of important events, and PoollblY five minutes put eight those Demerol's exiles will be restored to the country great grief of his preen] Gees whkh they have been driven, and those patriotic y eirD il v . inAivkluals eahiace spin their families, who have been o I 'h ave to req uest t' east late statics and dungeons for no other reason than di r e c tions for t h e T o n)a g rescoiog Spain from the hands of an Usurper, and wish- Cathedral. lag to, their native land that reform of which it stood se " I have the mach in med. "Your Lordship's mot Tile above intelligence has been communicated , to a Paris correspondent, under the date of the ( " To the Right lion. the 1414 instant, from Madrid. Ao following paragraph is contained in that THE FIRST COURT coilsesptible paper, called the Jorriost de Peri! r „ __, (3v.oittia. and we consider , when compared with the whole IV. e ite . rua b at IW° 43'el IV. held his first Cent 004 mOf news ai/red from Spans, that it is not • (all Authorities having winded to the least credit : tisorge .111.), at Carlo " The Ultra Liberal -horns's, who preach the doe- p a l ace , trine that revolt is sanctified by the oame of duty,triampli The Court consisted I at *chief: a temporary exemelificatioe of their principle & ye t F am il y now in I a corscr of S t ain ; they pretend to hove couriers IP mi n i sters, t h e w rit oil eitig every evening, to furnish them with matter fora the Privy Cosacil of t .-. seat postscript, "n a suati l l an °I 6"„ things assemblage of the Nobilit rai• , happily, are more oistaat (rpm reality man they 4 1 p ar li ame nt, the Lord fe. They pretend that the gin of Spain has lit* Aldermen, s ac H is pr Madrid; that Dada is takes; "he Royal troo Sovereign,s rooted, hi mse lf S uccessor to his he. he. Now, we ow, the latest courier acelly arrived from Sovereign, t h e • oath, of a left that kingdom on the 13th. Private letters X I the ordinary channel cannot hoof a more recent who afterward" took the defir . in the 14th. At that time the rebels t far from steretl by Viscount Chet is , ministered by Mr. Bone havitit made any progress, had been more with less Nis M a j esty a f terwar d lirOffi edit, and hail abandoned their *Week upon that s o he ho a„ , „„ .11 t h frithrel city. Conseil were re-sworn 1 " tient& Freyre had *WWI tome tdlrealt?“, the M a j esty Ki ng tieorge I' • It of which was I dispersioe sr a portion the re- Th e i r Hov e l Highness • otters. All the other "weal troo p, sad all the Woof Sesser, Hloucester, an • ate of the kingdom. at Seville, he. as well as et shop of Canterbury. the had remained Shidifel : sal teen le the , ell,' seat H ert f or d. 4 4, 1 5 a1 ., 1 „, 41 • f e rebelrion; the people bad preifteeted the Sin dale, the Rail o f cliSi - j as 5 319 isq enfial proofs of fidelity anA devotion to the Deg. Liverpool, Karl Malgita , liadrid enjoyed the most perfect calm. No pellet, Melville, the Dew a d , 1; 4•• bted the prompt submission of the disaffected trooPek s ee , t h e Bl a b,. o f j ogs 4 fa appeared to have been drawn into the crime (Kinser- of Co mmo n it Wm. ien by the fear of being compelled to embar k foe v Na.i lece, Mr. Vuillard.' Bidth America!!! atoll, Mr. F.. 1. Kohl Sturges Bourse. the He i1.4.11111.1R0N MAIL. Bloomfield, the Lord ..: , .—ses.... • St. Tesmareraon„Dac. 31.—The cold continues to Ise King's Desch, the Lerc oily severe; and if it should beef mach linger daration, Bb C u 1 Vice ea & leas e the ll Ch i ' , 11 very likely equal that of 1793, when crows and form !lt, e er• , r r birds fell dead from the air. A of Procianiati rifenovan, Jaw. 19.—1 t is expected that the sittings el.iring his res ent Majs ' the Aesembly of the States aril au be titled this of the United legume was signed by all the al thee in lase than three asoothe. The two Climbers have voted addresses of thanks to, The following were a ion bLord Sidu ' Sib Royal Highness the Prises Regent and to his Royal 1 oogu Highness tire Oahe of Cambridge. the Home Department., WhOn so key *abject of debate the two Mambas 4. Proclamation as egret met come to the same determination, Coo.missiesers when they also added Li from both are gamed, to commit together, in anise. if The Earl of Besberoe possible, to come to as agreement cle the subjeu. If Groreral Sir J. Copley, their opinion still remain indifferent, a Royal Loreasis- Hollis's; Mr. Warreu, *seer is added to 010.4. of the Chambers. It it said that Banks ; Lord Ellenborr Ike Chambers have differed in their reeohnitte• ea Chester, and Uanterba Several polato—for instance• the taxes The Deputies the Karl of Allesbury, i from East Friesland have nut yet taken any share in - • Mayor of London I Ali the sittings of the Chambers. I: is said. that this is Sheo"dicholil. pornril because the right of voting has not. here given diem se ..kins• illll ol l , ..Cee. . 1. as they deserved it ; they biro therefore motel most *oreerer. the Iteceenei rights by a protest, and without taking any part is the T. Common Sergear ; . debatek have left this city and returned home. „ . Richard Clark Req. IR Town Ch;rlt. Th Sr. reraneetmor. JAN. 4.—Last year there arrived 56 9- - at Croestadt 1092 Alps of different nations. Amotg Mt Sword Sliarat hid I em ibips were—English,flo9 I Russiaas,t4: Noniron' THE MCCLAIN:Mon, ; *Swedish, 83; Norwegian, 17; Dutch. 33 : Men,....1et1• " Wherea t , lt law p bag. 21 1 . Danish , 59 ; Hanoverian, IS ; French. " ; to his owe, ear late 21 Spanish. 31 lelhoeh. b 0; Haloherg. 4; the Thi el-bleveed 4 Kremen and Oldenburg, 3 ; American, 33. Imperial of the VIIINNA, Jaw. 12,—The eleventh conference of the t a i l , sad iss sod. i s ee Merman Ministers was held the day Before yesterdny• high aod,mightv Prim Akron Kees, Major-bieestal of Cavalry, and military therefore, the ade Goveraor of Transylvania, hi appoloted tothe ememaad le n to, being here as is Moravia, in the room of the late Oui•rel Klemm. kay o, privy consul, Kara Mick is restored to his former Field Marshal's u rnt t em „ of immy, rank, and a pension given' him aueedingitt He has and Citisees of Leede also rewired the Order of Maria Theresa, with the pea and consent, of twig 'sloe attached to it. clsini that the high at Messrs. List and Snell have been Isere fur some days of Wales, is by tt se deputies flout the Society of dermas mertbante mid h appy me mory, bea no emanfacturers. It does net appear thatthey have node liege Loyd, (mom ti ay application to the Congress of Hermes Ministers Ki n . of (heat t i nts) towards the attainment of their object ; there ia so faith, eas so forth, , doubt bat all the German flovetaments seriously consider faith and mimeo o b i this matter, which is of so leach importance to the l A, af f ect i on 1 hewer ' • eople. It Is well knows, that the keel existence of a Q „„„ s i s , me . , to hi a ," 1 . 111.11111 _,,,_ 114116 "'bee° already csit"Aid in Fourth, with an g mod . reper. illiggi _WI, Os sehject to the Diet ; and it 1 seems still &OHM. whether. aotwitlistaadieg the restrain eckeetribilfel k. herseta ace of the siitject, the penes' who are Par talla advocates will be per• hilly bawd opon.it. 1 " *. •e - -s. • , . The old gate, called the Ka bolos blows ep " Viva at the Cl day of Janes " Goo mits IMPERId • 'today, b r metes of Meet. distributed • in e ;mall mines. His Majesty the wee pilloilts nuusr 0 i ' the Archduke Joha la pains to the train. BEAT! he report of an oppress's*: vieklif the Duchess of rant to this city Is confirined.-. Mt MO, tiap..or Ja consequence of 1 *ad's coathteed cold of 141 .' ', • event of his Maisie' s HANUIZI3II. Jar. 113.—Ap *diet dee totheines• Het* the Meese' 0 1 • - ' • ri hoelmhe. has bees . •kir ilo Ihiggril WO Law, Keogh Ills al • ht fill Me Nadia 4. sod I.segar- till the 17th of next • ' Only heat mewl* 211 FUN/ Ards site 0- The Wee of slit .1.2 A • ' - ' t • 'clock, sad *eared wommimmimm••••••• - if . ...,.. THE STAT AN. . -1 —•• . • X-L....j- A . 41 r • 'Vmiiiii•••=.....,,,,... 4ORD/NAR r. tr ". 2 . gilly important affairs, did not seam dews to the hearts of the people, and will certainly be r ecor d s ' till 20minutes after four o'clock. ' . - in the history of his reign. A cumber of Peers were present, all in Court or fall miserning; and after Prayers were reed, dm strewn The KING was fond of the Fine Arts, and Jam 20.1820. voured them ; and without being a scholar hi . e fel l orr i„ are were admitted. A few mometits of general _ . sile . n . ce i r o rt ti from Ma i t 0 ,.. 1 toilet, when a Pap e r witfl promoted to the Noble d Viscount !iiii. on the Woolsack, by the Deputy Clerk of the Perlis- (for the Prince of WALE., his father. netieslti *His Lordship immediately put the question of f his education), 4 encouraged literary men saf al Secretaries of nwnt: Adjournment until three o'clock to-morrow, (this day,) literary works. j,,,. 9 9. inig. wlitsb r was ordered accordingly. With ou t dw e lling, then, on the greatness mind of his late MAJESTY, we may be allowed ni lily to acquaint hfyoed to take •: 1 HOUSE OF CO MMONS.--Suenar. raffinr. and our *N ilintcastv, the Door-beepers. and Messengers, ex. to expatiate on the goodness of his heart ; and, is, He expired atdeed, the same Journal, which, in some pars si. theri Horse immediately to assemble for the par` ems of taking the Oath of Allegiance to tixonon the ~_ of ,_ , , Physicians in at- Pbealll, were in atteadance shortl after one o'clock.. l4 ° "whew the lIING n character , has made h a BMW, two, many Members of the (l oss, of Commons as great a monarch as HENRY the Pocara it sincerely, arrived, under an impale* that at that hour they might l France, added the following trait of his soft Pazossica." be sworn. They passed to the Long Gallery , where amiability : . fill event which had thus unexpectedly brought them " The limo's paternal oars of his children ie . infancy, may mit perhaps be lawman to all the .' 1 ,r,,,•*., 1 7,,,„,,,,;• together, for more than two hours. The Lord Steward !-- ____, - ' s -- "J'''' of the Household, whose ogee it is to administer the ea. I A lady who nursed some members of the Royal Na y tY r'_„,' vi „,_"*" Oaths. of Allegiance,- was by many momentarily ' has declared, that tie only hardship she could ... • 'k in "' ""' peeted to arrive. I nformation was received that his ' • Lot dehip was oat of town, and that of course nu busi- of during her service, was the uscessity of 'mei • ear. two,. -old be proceeded with for that day. nursery apartments in order, and of being read? , army °vie ' ' lbw o'clock the SPIASIS returned from the Privy at six every morning, whenthe K too came in . --.. a .,' held at Cerium HOW*, and confirmed it. The ea nrie de alUttosere, to look at the children, aad to . rm ic - , -•i'vg• - g irt Hon. Oentlensau came privately to the Long list- voi. 1 .,. .. 4, , 4 , I vry , w h er e he briefly addressed the Gentlemen present, tan hew they had passed the night." end annotated to diem, that to consequence of the His Majesty has at different times evinced I. .1 wt. 15,111111110 , Lori Steritard's beisg out of town, nothing could be siderable intrepidity and composure of mint ' ' to inform•Yolt done that slay. He added, that ha should attend the , sty Kin Omer Nos* at twelve o'clock to-morrow (ibis morning) , for i moments of danger ; one instance was di ~ It". *Wife@ the the purpose of taking the oaths of allegiance to his at Drury lane Theatre, when Hatfield, the • Castle, at thirty- p resent Majesty ; and it might be convenient that the I fi red at his person. The following account of lernooe, to the Members should severally be sworn as they arr ived. tad of the Royal The Right lion. Gentleman shortly after withdrew, event is extra red fr om sir Nathaniel W , and the Long Gallery was speedily cleared, with an I ih ete i re :___ iship will give understanding that the House would meet this day at .. Few of his subjects would have shown the , .. Bell at St. Paul's was, . of mind and attention to every thing except h MAILS. which pervaded his whole conduct, on the eveshq inble servant, .' thostotrru." s a i lt Anblin DU!. I AAR. 2 INta• 1 the 15th of May. 1800, at the time that Hatfield. u. 0 Waterford Inseam 2 charged a pistol ern hie bead in the theatre, S 1 Guernsey and Jersey .. 0 I Prams J /18TX mu ' ii fiettasiburgli 2 0 Lisboa 6 towards the Queen, who, sot having entered tie H. ff Hamburgh I 0 Malta might, he apprelsoodod, ea hearing of the Mit e esti King Georg* ' r overcome by bet s surprise or voodoos. The en . , if State necemity . tr Dr 4 #otilteihnan• which was &boot to be represented commenced is s ! demise of King • spare of dine, precisely as if no mildest bad i . ew his Majesty's. • - *: LONDON: its performance; and se little were Ms serves r branches of the or his internal tranquillity disturbed by it. that its t of the Cabinet MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1820. his accustomed dose of three or four mimes. the Members of -17 rara t s the conclusion of the play arid the commenceineet and a D a me of the two Howie - DEATH OF' THE KING. , farce, as he would have dem on any ether sight" don, the Court ~ The limo manifested a like composure offer lb having declared .1i • --me-- tempt made to assassinate him by Margaret tsr hi g hly revermi r i ne melancholy intelligence of the death of his coiled Peg) Nicholien. he. were adnii rk of the Council. oilesty King °soave the THIRD, which took place • Th e ma d e i n . . . - • slow progress matte in mut - sting ns which t e t ra ad- at 83 minettes put 8 o'ideek, was brought to Carl- i toilet's of the defhnct King has been impose lee-hemstom Windsor by express, on Saturday 1 a Privy Council le precociousbirth (at was bearer of the . the eircamstanse of his hi" lati"taintY's s i g h t_ Gellert/ CArrwalmilr 1 montha.) His Majesty, however, never psi ' lore to his pretest ilesPetelt hem his Royal Michaelis the Dots of. .. i r of— if , ORK, who was present when his beloved pintail sen n a way to show that others surpassed if Yesk, Clerrare. 1 mental acquirements. The princess t; and it is said that his departure was with-. pold the Ardtbi• expired ; l Watts, his mother, inuniasted toi """ el. the Marquis of ant pain. Nature seemed to be totally iresatisted. Ibilevin !Ostrow of the raj Prinelteot he Karl i the of lid ffoiel -L sir 0, -bor°6ll" ae 's m 4 mdliring-6 Of ersesteem . the Pellort dad° fkah ' Am. id w ough, Viscount onareb,--of that nature which mint ham greatly . . . . . shy and Elbe said, that he was shy eon !flat iris of Cam- Usseeed the grief of them who lwred him, sines .. g deer of. the Hoes* nsultation of the net a wild, dissipated bo y, bet good" . • ' st . of Mr. T . lab ease had been deemed, by aco cheerful, with a serious east open the id* mot. Sir John Ku most eminent physicians, irrecoverable, some years i abort Peel', Mr. be e t ! those about hiss knew him no snore theta tilt get, Sir Beaked' ~, „„ , neverseee his. That he was not quick; NI o f d ie Court o f Hi t majesty was born on the 24th ef May, 1738 i.. wee • those he w with, applicable :e of the Court of which, by the new style, is become the Olt of; ,:___. „,„. , a Exchequer. and Jun At hie death, theist/et b e had reached the I sweet. wets weseaties *a glean her mesh pia. .. " 1 book-learningsba was ea judgli of. 0)00 0 agreed upon. _as advanced age of eighty-one years, seven neenths, i I posed it small muleteer ; Wake hoped he , , Ts IV. Suverstirs and twenty-six days. He was proclaimed King on ntain, itc., which the 4 26th of Oetobe 1710, and Ned the been instebebba ' in the g eneral 1 . r, crow 011 Privy Couucillors.things' Me was veer fool of ancient summoned for the 2%d of September, 1701. On September Bth, attended** ocineerta regularly which b . . ' ' ten of State tot 17 81, he was married to her late Majesty, aad bed Loraship read the :....... tether the amateurs and. siogeoseetrie that and eve daughters , of whom sik he Priv Y Cou " i4 46.1.4"."111 ssas ito it, sir. of the lbrtner and four of the latter survive hiss. iff°" ' the A "" lie If Royal H i g hness the Prince of wAtc, was , eagerness and abll g bt, "1", by Pl."list__ His ✓ General ; Sir l i.l traordiaary accurate aseesory4 be 1M1211122 i of Chester ; Me. appointed Regent on the 6th of February, 1811 ;1 thron e Westminster. the name or rinkof aPteld ins of .011ist . and from that time he has filled the office o f S o- :or, Sir 1.1. Ularlte„. c ee h i l e. t h e Lord verelgn, in the name and on behalf of his Majesty. Ever b een illtr°6"4 la 161111- 4 Easter, Perritrg, As the events of the reign of the departed King Of the Princes, e 6 ---- " --- ---- " Aam jam Dow woes mad, C. Smith, At-• are differently viewed by different politielsas; the ; '44lst/tell; Sir JAI" ' Co( ['sort, and' hit whom a tender sentimest Air. Knowles , ih is part which be took in them will be as variously peaty and regard is rising and fast s• • • !lagoon:ukase:re. tpoken of in praise or censure. s; H. Wwdtt ""P °4 While a jouri.al of this day, of no small idioms, icy pan". and more especial ly es pr was attended by a over the public, has pa basket, by the death of the late Mg. negyrised his talents as LTION or taaLTI: King as much as his virtues as a man, and, Loehr new .00intional eights is Queen, but i srerhien,ci b)poot. meek may be said, mighty lied to tall other encomiums, hat said—" King GROROR ft -,_ ..... ,__ dope . ' ~_ ,_ ,‘,....... ore King time .... te i ne d his faculties only to witness the dawn 177! 1 . 2 _ 4 " 'e s he " w '"'' ' ' whose • ' .. Mom of Brest ; , UtWal splendour whiCh his consistent and intrepid - r 7w ' llil* eriliall.d dl ( "eadagrin dully come to Iv policy towards foreign powers had prepared foe la" 4011"8 Wb° that Perm t° 41 4 " 11/ 41 '` etas gess* 1 ! The dimming . , ' incier Walt " " Iv . i_ . the arms of England. He was not rewarded for 1 Temporal of t his me of his late lill. the virtues of a long life, and the anxieties of a rest- 11 " si s " awe "nikts the ' ' those proofs . ffellowieg letters almost a duty on as. !. 1 of ether Pei= .l less and stormy reign, by beholding Mayer, Aide o f .. , may depesd epos their genuinentear ,A.: n own wisdom which are destined to lamer. reby, with one wow.. is lIIIRACT /SOK A tense mime mut Wei • poblish and Iwo- talize his memory." e• vies tea so Wake., DAVID U • ince George, Pnate We may not be thought the better by some ihr 1819. ... .. e late Sovereign. of lawful and righted reminding our Readers of what a very slarew4 pe. Derigletta years of my long a •., P the Grace or WO; litician (not now living) might be likely 13 Writer 4 : ai s i e l hainv "e" ll . o .2 "al Me, having it bas • I d, Defender Ds:kfenowndeireatsfretiobel if he were now In our place. lasldegliiimmibes 11/411011111% the Wisp d all hearty and boa- Howse Tooga saki, upon a particular oemstion, al lholtiash tom& sus. Id ils. kisidle whom N'llgs it thit " his project Majesty, 02ONOt 10., Wiliam i int -- tellialudell*Pa " DIY Wad ' and ' ' ,I *di ever eseliwas is einem r 400 4., l io Pthws rsign . grer Ussr ult:Llf Onoft from the liberty of the people, and added 'My Iriegesta and enemies in England • I Ss Komi Chit nth toots to their burdens, than any King who had dberei inquisition at Milan, through the • .sad sway old sensams. who have vest . . , NC" ever preceded him." That the people of Wood. feu bad conduct. of all classes, spots with *mere -sad revefeleast A Mr. C— 1%-i4 —. Mr; —0 Onamia. or, ' AmiNT. of his private virtues, we are willing to beer NI i private h em i nev ave In" .h ate s ibi gers jilei toe .. testimony of. His esaiaple was of inlnite lorries to this In April Imo, and 1 hareem* - DAT , J a g. 30. • itaMie anorak; his simple tastes, bis motel babki, that path* bad I eat are atbaralaa 1' ING, the wish 0 a legal adrift! , 11101. till _ . his temPersts ipdal g enclea—bil theerfill . b ind . O a ma la France, 1 came to Lynn Mt tau' r and rgliagb 4 libirt4 unaffected maranere—his faithful felidtoest de icy after waiting aiplioasly tlititr arrival fee 1 mend nll2 lo ak P l a ce social obligation; his attachment to hi s domeslie * ld the ' ele " 12.1 ' NM sm. The ll' 'Acts of w Mises Au. -- for my beeldad I met do" oseletioa el' .I • "o u t, s ai o arsid duties as a hothead aid a Mbar, bit aseidosew am tows. st. Ocoilllee„ tot:save hers , - • . -.. . ... thine 'ti th e feactioss of hie kis* Ask WISP aud n altr i g te l t off o f a r eatet%m iatientalisas ihMilleaseti is the wig 'IE4 his g a l olinw he able teams ... ." 1110000011_4___Ases h• fed tnet ilte a Co sh.rusialua -4. c. __ 2.1.0.1 inks. at Amm.m............ it Ai.. —.......-.. arialiorm ea IMP asimasorrim