The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-02-27 00:00:00

'.A I IMPORT4NTAUTE . PAPERS. . •.7 etf 'ti .otter from De Debre, tibarge from ' AIM itajtO. the of the twee+. King of ltely,a' the emit of Stockholm, - Uri his Exertleetcy the &trim d*Enger ' Orme, cider Minister of State amnia Swedish Majesty, dated • abickbehrt, Ore. 11, hit . • • is The undersigned apsr Afibireeet his Majesty_ the Ea . peter of toe French, •King of Italy, bob seethe& the Official Mae; which ills, lineliesq M. the Baron d'FAtgerstrons ad drilled to him yesterday, the 110th of December, in which it is Mated a abompet.— " That his Swedish Majesty haviag to info awaited an ex. plant ion relative to the matinee of the Prima irate Pomerania, relative to the removal of tbeeKirtis Officers to Magdeburg, and the raven of Swedish ships by Freachcruisett, his liNesty,bas ordered his Minister of State and of Foreign Altars to declare , to the undersigned, that his presence at Stockholm . being alto gether useless, his Majesty desires that the undersigned shall quit Sweden as soon as possiblei and that he shoeld, at the same time, he furnished with the passports accessary for his voyage.' " The andetaigned coal:elves it erinecessary to dwell rpm the imputation contained In the said Official Note, insienadug that his Majesty the Emperor and King had acted contrary ter the faith of Treaties. It would be easy for the undersigned to re fete this charge, by recalling the conditions of the Treaty con eluded at Paris eta the 6th of Jnoitary ; and mein, by facts, ; that Sweden has net fulfilled, In any one peat, the obligation imposed by her engagements in that iastruntent, although France has shown the most zealous desire le restore to her that same Po- ! amnia which had been conquered by the Imperial and Royal anal In the last war. i~ i f Ii ~' I " The onderalltseil has b observer. that it has sever;either verbally or by willing, been not told*, that his diplomatd relsilissas wool/ be sespeaded, u a tll be 1•01••• • elttetiorlevi suriver to the ex, Warms demanded if btss bb the &Nadi Ministry. Ilis Eiteellidep Oa blialetsiWiltiteittilerforrigo . Alain, to Ms letter of the 7th Stoical* fat, addressed to the m Charge d' Allaires of Friar, limits Ilisisclf le demand* the, itadersigeed, Whether be is in llwel aas the agent of &fries& ly or natio , Power.'—declaring, at the same time, to the alder sirned, that Isis continuance in the Slates of his Swedish Majesty I depends op the answer which be that Sod himself prepared to eve to thisqoestion. " Wiru respect to the principal object of the distal sole from his Excellency the Minister of Start and of Foreign Athirst the eadersigned 'via not lose a moment to briny it 'seder the raga re of hii Conrt t bet it depends not upon Aim to obey the desire of bid Swedis3•l4kjeety. the contrary, it is his *Ay to drelart, that be will never consent to abandon the post Mad the Emperor and Kiag, his august Muster, has deigned to confide in him, before he shall - have obtained his Imperial au,! Royal Majesty's orders to that effect. . " Bwt if his Swedisn Majesty, in virtue of his Sovereign rights, oill cause it to be.signified to the undenipied. Oddly aid iv wiling, that be will no longer permit his residence in titvedee, the undersigned conceiving. that under these circum stance he will only be yielding to farce, will not hesitate to avail himself, with the shortest passible delay. of the passport, which he has now the honour to send back heron ith to his Ez. celleacy V. the Baron D'Hogetstrenh Minister 0 1 Slate int.( Foreign Mika; because. till the ezistenre of the circumstances which be has specified, it will be impossible for him to make use of it. and, therefore, to no purpose to keep it. " The undersigned has the honour to be, " AUG. DE CA BRE." COPT Of A tryst& now EX.CIDAWCY x. 114o0)/ D. Ix- Gzirraing. Ta x..Ds calms, :masa ZITOCADDIN, D V. AIM " I have received the letter, Sir, which you have dare me beasswe to address to me, under date of the 2lst of this assmilli Mid having, in the coupe of my racial duty, laid it befkN the law, his Majesty charges me again to repeat to you, that your presence at Stockholm cannot be werated any longer. Your diplomatic character baring vow ceased, you will find yourself Sir, in the Otos ion of all ordinary fo►eigner's sad,. cone speedy. satdoct to the execution of all dta orders which the Police may •ad it necessary to give respecting xoe. The Chief Governor of that Department. to whom reports, very little to your advantage. have been made respecting you, bas received orders to make you quit the capital' within four-and-twenty bears. A Commissary of Police will accompany you to the frontiers and by these means you will not have any further oc erion for the passports which you have sent back to me. (Signed) " Baron D. ENGERSTROM." copy OP A Lorry= RON M. DE coax TO Its rienzzxcir lts SAIIION Wessex:twos, &c. &e. DAtEDSTOCCHOLIII, DECK'S slut 23, 1812. ". I have just this moment received the letter which you have this day written to me, in which your Excellency, announcing •to me, for the tint time, that my diplomatic functions have teased,' informs me at the same time, • that I berme sullied to the seders of the Police. and that the Governor bas received in. lima's= to cause me to be conducted to the freed& " This determination et the Swedish Government, and the anmaer in which it is communicated to me, appear tone more • Ohm sellicient to justify me in the eyes of my Cosset, kw abut. dosing the pest which I have filled with honour fee more *ea a year at the Court is: his hlakfesty the King of Sweden. Ire. quest, in consequence, that your Kseetieacy will seed Me lick nay p.uspiwts, of which 1 intend to avail syself with lila kW poi/Jule delay." Is coneegvence of the answer of N. De Cabe. to this lan preceding letter of his Exreflesey the Baron De Eagerstrmn, the passports were returned to M. De Care, and the Commis. Pary of Police was not sent wth him. M. De eabre was in dulged, by his special requests, with permission to nasals three days loader at Stockholm, whence be departed for Fame° on the litit December. la t .1 - The whole of the Hussar illigatkillii 4411- ly at Lisbon, -atm* Mut pmettoi; lg. loss of a single horse, and. !shit , tsc ~,i ' WI, marched off to the army. „ ‘,. . -,. - Mr. Huse, late Treasurer of disXtrdnanier, has recently made a communication. to Government, in which Ire requests a revision of his accounts, pledg ing himself to make it appear, that some of the mast essential deficits therein are not chargeable to , his default. An indictment has been preferred against Mr. Kendal, the Student of Sidney collo., Cambridge, on the charge of setting fire to that college. He will therefore be tried for this alleged offence at the en suing Cambridge assizes. As the poke of almost every necessary article of daily support is now felt with more than common orders,' society, it is of im working part of should be informed Mart, Skinner-street, tt the LIQUID Coy ibstantial and plea be prepared for Oars in Fleet Mar .house; and at the wough, where that t Three-pence the _Jk included.--It is and it cheaper, and Coffee, thus pre. by making it them. received from Sweden, ordering tisk • • 4 - tin French Charge d'Afaires, in December last, which . circumstance gives reason for expectation that the affairs uf the North are about to take ato favour.. able for England. , —This morning we received . the following Swedish State Papers, Not; IT. and V., by which it *ll be seen how imperiously the French . Ruler has treated or dealt with that Power DOCUMENT IV. - • • =TUX rata ITS ZOVAL utaaaturrou. sonssiesiisbifi; no um viXtErrr etas suosatoo or sin seance, euessifinte. - 11; . -., ill first interview with Ilatma ttitt*Avw . . . easy for me to perceive, that ,bat Minister hi r: d tailAW; verb lastrectiosis relative to the English comments, alil,tiztey t had lieert fir soded'ea the complaints laid, bef•Ve year y ageism the favour which Sweden appeared sagaleteatht now mares. " I whited to know the tretb. I . aerofoil tent a War - son to Gatteulturgb. The Eugliih commerce is not *tolerated there, as your Majesty has been told. his true that Mete have been tanigglers there, as everywhere Hoe, and they are for the most part Jews, who have an understanding with other Jews in the neighbouring countries; hat the Government takes every means for crushing this illicit mule. 1 halm to . pray iroor shit - •- . your Majesty will not pot faith la the exanerated INDSOU, Fsa. 26.—The Qum/ still continues indisposed, and is confined in the Castle; it is thought .she will not he able to bold a. 'Drawing Room next Week, as expected. Yesterday afternoon, the Princess CHARLOTTE of WALcs's saddle horses, saddles, &c. &c. were sent for. Soon after the directions were received, about four o'clock, they left Windsor for London. Her itoyal Highness's luggage has also been sent front: the Lower Leap to London. From this circus,. stance, &c. it is concluded she'is not returning again shortly to Windsor. It is reported that an Exchange of Prisoners has been a,reed upon between this country and Frani& , The exchange is said to be man for man, According' to rank. This is an event to be desired for every reason, both of humanity and policy.• ' We ,are authorised to state that Mr. &Ivies ,M. P. for Renfrevribire, was prevented from attend tog in the House of Commons, on Tuesday, by in. disposition ; had he been there, he certainly should have voted for Sir F. - Bum - At:A Motioni "dative tp the Regent". - * :* k . On Tues lay last the Re*. Dr. A. Ruh pinituf ! Dr. P. SMITH, the Rev: J. - BAIMITT, the Kew- Jnitir EvAms, and the Rev. T. Rens, according to the ape. 'pointreent of the Committee Of the Protestant Die. sooting Ministers in London and Westminster, waited upon Lord Hora.ane, in St. James's-square,and upon W. Sum, Esq. M. P. Park-street, with the Petition to both Houses of Parliament, for the repeal of all the penal statutes now in force as to matters of religion. The Petition was unanimously carried in a name. roes meeting of Ministers, at Dr. WILLIAMS'S Li- Mrs ry, Red-cross-street, recently held for t he purpose. Lord HOLLAND and W. SMITH, F.sq. presented the .Petition last year, and the thanks of the meeting were communicated to them last Tuesday, for their services on that occasion. It is high time that tbe, Christian Religion should stand upon its own basis. Divine in its' origin, and irresistible in its progress,. it is destined, when freed from the cumbersome load of human inventions fo unite the whole family of I Mankiud in the ands of undissembled love 'IA charity. The Union packet, Captain *Rimini', from Holy heed, for the safety of which fears were entertained, pus iota Dough's, in the Isle of Man, on Thursday se'nnight, without having sustained - any injury. The Earl of Moina's departikte is fixed foe the • • In the suite there for some breath of the revenue laws. By our Paseatameteoi, Debates ft will be seen, ' Ponsswoons, Fes. 26. Arrived his Majesty', that Mr.Cocemikettliitermeosa postponed the Mos , ship Asia, Sobelie, Persian, end Plover, from the Lion of which be gale entice, reiadveto the Investi-i Downs. Wind S. W. and blew, bard. gallo n s o looi o l o , t o w the VW the Prince:el . . - Ks Majesty's ship Sceptre, for the W es t I n di es; of Wails, from Monde) , to r next . . it 4 ,4dsolion, for Lisbon and Gib r alta r ; 'B orer , f or pretty certain that on that day the business. wilite • Newfinedland ; and the• Escort, for Guernsey and brought Verward. • In the wan time It is'not:exel•Jsisonall With convoys, remain at Spithead. petted that any more Cabinet Meetings . will fake . ' :'''..PalaitOtrru t FEL ti..-:.-A r ri e ed hi s Maje ty's place on the lobjetitt, there is certainly nothing new hip .Ichater from a cruise, amt sa il e d aga i n . In the decloration,tiiet e:CobinetsCeonell is no .li eon- . aised from Portsmouth,' and s ail e d w i h a M a i l if , stitetiomil organ. tte 'opinion, Itowever,. ; degKodt forjkrbadoes, Martinique, and Jamaica, the I'.. 4gps t and co n respect, as. far wilts todividuei4feta-, -; 1 4doop of war. be are held valuable for thele.elignity. . The lash .r, - -- f- mi. ffie sittings of the Committee Tess t r yi ng th e Council was attended by al! the great Lartr. , 6fliteern i &lolls of ti._ B r i sto l fp, 2 the a:Archon pine day,. Mr. Hum. petitioning Candidate, ' opened his case in a ' 'es well es the Archbishops of CANT111111WIT:11111:th f `1(0111 ) and the efficient Ministers of the Crown; ',.. , _Speech of great length, having employed no Counsel. He charged the two Sitting Meislbers, Mr. Darts s• • the Princess of W.s.t.m's letter; nor were ony„promising gifts and rewards for Votes on the last on t h e l iN eo t pod Mr. PROTHERO, with having given money, an d \'. No meeting took place yesterday so monies issued for - another meeting yesterday , . oi General Klection, and pledged himself to pr o ve th e , : t same .to a greater extent than had ever been made out - Committee of the House of Commons. a 110011. ' •- . Mo':fa, Am a d eu, of m arque, 1 %%tem Rgmool, Olt rq ge t and W asp, Matlifficenc they sailed Lira, and detained and Coranna, before any COVIINi-GARDEN TILEArT46.—TRO second repre. sentatien of the lively Bagatelle, At Home, went of i last night, en a repetition, with an increased effect. 1 Yesterday the bidding for a Lottery of 20,000 Tickets, to be drawn in four dsyi, according to the . old mode of drawing Lotteries, took place at the ! Treaiury; before Lord LIVERPOOL. and the CNANi , I .cEr.LoR of the Excusovaa, when the following Gen. tlemen delivered their prices i-.. Bilk jig 7. 6 Ilwittaarl N. 1 15 9 9 I SheneU 16 7 6 lnevewright 11 1 9 Of course Messrs. Bisu anal &lawni took the Lot. ter_y between them. The Loan MAYOR gave an elegant entertainment at the Manvion House on Monday night. Besides many of the Aldermen, the Sheriffs, and the most dis. tioguished characters of the city, several of the No. 1 bility, Prince Kost.ovithr, Count Foscannt, Count 1 FIIIINAN NONICt, M. RAMADAN; Baron GUSTAVVi 1 NOLZI4I; &c. wete of the party. Dancing corn. menced at nine, and continued until the morning, when the company separated, highly pleased with the sntertaiiunemV and . not less dellghed by the urbanity ,of their host. The LORD 111AVoR of Dublin Was 'invited, but wasisenvented fres attending by India. position. . One of the ruffians, owned Wiggand, who cont. mitted.the outrageous attack in tile. haute of Mr. 'Bale, farmer, of Ashley-hole, Somersetshire, on the confines of Gloucestershire, has been taken into custody. . The sums voted to Mr. Wyatt this year, for Ms fine restoration of Henry the Seveuth's cluipely are 3,5001. The new work, which cannot be too much praised, is, - we believe, in the Bath sten.l, and Wrought upon the spot at. Bath, as the stone is taken from the quarry. ... ~ Lord KlNAmarFs . liouse,ia Vrosvenor-street, was sold on Wednesday last, for 113,0001. It is a lease. hold, the term about 47 years, and the ground-rent 221. ; so that, with insurance, it cannot br valued thus, at less than about 7001. a-year unfurniited.— The real purchaser is not known. Mr. MARSHALL, the upholsterer, appeared to be the buyer. A new and most capacious TAncasterian School tor the education of 1000 children of the Wards Of CriPplegate . Aldersgate, and Coleman-street, and the parish of St. Luke, is to be opened in North. street, City-road, on Friday ooze. To this jostles. Hen, in which no theological' tenets are to be seen. dully support is now felt with mo . pressure, by the lower orders, of VI portant* that the industrious end - the metropolis, in particular, she ; :; that Mr. Mayot t e( the Coffee Mat . s _ - Snow.hilly has given directions that PE; which is allowed to be very sul sant article of family use, should : Breakfast, or otherwise;at the Cell ket, adjoining the Colonial Coffee-I Cellars, No. 72, High-street, Hot useful article of Collie is sold, at Pint, full measure, sugar and mill 1 probable that families will also and far more convenient, to send for I pared, from dm Cellars, tbaa by fteirei. • . •.. _ .. . . w _:. 1 . Art; • 111111 ' ‘ ' ''L - . AN ' P r illilliFilik itith the owe - - l b stairAL INTELL/G4NOt. . Debi in ...... y.. • . , . . ~ ihe 1_ . . • Watecfaid i S' .. Oratt ' ilipmaist ,or tiipittiorme Nip- • ~ ~ • —...41.—. O Lisboa t • - '.' •' - 1101 1 • hick_ per, lip.. OR.VeT4II • and So. _ i_Ptaiserrit, F" 13i---Gee is the 1 o t t......... •....5 . ....s , It . . .._ ..„. ssbursh ........? mimt. ...„,'i ; , ieri lii s q Visigir i vaptspenthig . dis . C/17. ~11111111, hoe the South Si,ea boiled to 1 O 0 , ... Miring .... .... ~, v , 4 ,, ,, ,, , , , 7—e• v Nitihe tritie s tiegijisisSie byjiit . ` 4 ' ..• 4 . raysrpoo' l i but met with at Nit near the .1 paw; ny * *redo; * wit AT • , : • .., ~, ~_ ~ . . i itoolo4l,oi - loft •' . • , , lelh SIN jpkolighi . tojihmatigit liti'poptisefte ,!:, •,. by his Majesty's ships Repel Oak, 1 slwr:tvni. dft , ". got. &m' is L' • i 4 isv, jiiidowi d f i lk e i s i th .ih a mi o di f i l i s e a ti a i ii ii,v :—liktiris, and taken from the letters of 3.peoCent. Poo. UM Sid... r .• , , .. , i i' per cents. "Ili. ' . Clianim" 8 1, AK ..` .; Viiike . tiaiiitoideito in this otitis& thsei:Aserthiot ~'" Not I nto this Port ; alto the Sparrow en 5 per tint. Navy NU C OOOl6 f" "e st ' "'`', ' • • 'th e • ' • . ' . ITrool a crulie . . Long. Ann. 161.261 - mussy Titk4to ' • Ms et - thelt sdilitrY• . 1110 ft 18 , how- ' - " , • -.-----=.--:-- `----- --- - - ~ -,-3-1 asas i _a powsrfaat iregetost so be overcenno 4a tido Pie hack his Majesty's oldPOVltes Nog , a 46 7 I HE STATESMA N , ' quemion, Which oonniessets. the fovea , 1411 of the strong. C(O4, -Duncan, and ;the ' i - - - eat ransenint Tb. lasi - eis a second time edjearaed , restordoY from of Breit' . LONDON:. iiH Monday, is wilt& Other able speakers will, no 1 . S mile d lib Majesty's ships f igli fincha' 4 SATURDAY,' FEBRUARY fit, int ' doubt, take pelt" co *hot ft • is so destrahle should i'F'diwilied , an separate Cruises. . b e• happily iaragadad to the tatidoct i oa o f oar * tor His Majesty's schooner IfraWbk, has deal We bars this day inserted some it4ortant Papers Country. . sent in the.ilabnab l of-Jersey, with fish, for C c._ .. 2.........i.L ...e AL... Bl4elitY, reports, which can only be dictated by the personal Interest of those who are phased to make them, and by a spirit of furred which the enemies of Sweden take a pleasure in propagating. " I likewise pray your Majesty will have the gamine s& to re mark; that the Royal Autbori:y io Sweden is very limited. and that there are certain customs and prerogatives Mate the Cos stitntion does not permit it to break *through. What 1 can assure ,your Majesty is, that evety thing possible shill be dote to second the Continental system." DOCUMENT V. &WIT= /RON in R9YAL IMIIP4EIIi Ten PRINCE "OVAL To mis MAJLITT rue IIItSSCI cursive, DATZD . VOOCZHOLX, *nemesis 19, 1810. Stns,-1 had the honour to Inform your Majesty, by my let ter of the 11th of November, that the King was ready to do v cry thing permitted him by the constitutional laws, to prevent the introduction of English merchandire.—The Ministry were occupied in making a very severe regulation on this subject, when a dispatch from M. de Lajubjellte arrived. Which brought sorrow to the King's soul. and deranged his 'health in a sensible manner. This dispatch proved to us to what degree your Majesty was prejudiced against us, became in giv. ing us five days to reply, you treat us with the same rigour as nations at enmity; and the °Metal note transmitted by M. the ' Baron Mauls., has left Sweden nought but the aMictitig alter. native, eltherOf seeing the ties broken which welted beryl& France, or to lay herself at the mercy of a. formidable eiNpy, by declaring war against him, without pluming die maim/sit combating him. In deciding to accept the thtnne of Swede/v . ll bad always hoped, Sir, to conciliate the interests of theruntry which I had faithfully served and defended for SU yell% with that of the ' country which had just adopted me; sluedy bad I arrived wile I beheld thi. hope compromised, and the King must have remarked how grkvously my heart was tore, between its at. tachment to your Majesty and the feelings of my nee In such a painful situation, l could do nothing else than yield myself to the decision of the King. and abstain from taking any part in the deliberations of the Calved! of Stale." The Council did not dissemble their opinion 1. That a state of *pea war, provoked by as, would %fallibly came the capture of all the vessels whit :ate pee to carry irna to America. IL That at the termination of as unfortunate war our maga. it were empty, our amends without activity. aid to wags Ornery tlhhrZ, and that funds were dekleat to answer all the israata.. 9. 'fist siasitheable Isis were wasting to protect the feet at Carterross, sod repair the fortileatioas of that plate, without titers bilaviey hairerweb purpose. .4. That the reunite of the semy required an extrierdionei . eapeaditure of at lees: seven er eight millions, and that the Ciamtitatioadees not permit the King to levy any tot whine! **OM* of the States General. , . _ 5 * That salt is an object of the ant MO wast,elnehmineesie ' 13th of nets month from town. _ _ suite , therto...i t 4Mk Sity in Sweden, and that it has hi_ . from England only. bees at/giiad> ' wW, k will be five carriegsw with - four horses to each.—lfliky inught, and in which the children of the Pro . But all these considerations, Sire, have ementemee het'ore .. _s - -. ' Three of the children will aecompany the Countess !fittest and Catholic, the Churchman and Methodist, of vo ,very . , aqua y o partake . Lo on and likewise two n' who are serif II t the benefits of education, the the desire of gratifying yore Majesty. The King sad Coma ouug Ladies. Majoi "Ditircl, and .the - Honourable ' Bikes of Keret and Svsszit have afforded their libe• havo.hoess deaf to the cry of public misery, and WIZ WWI I sit i. si aMilowbeen determined on, eotr e ly through deferenee its your Majesty, and to conrineeyonr cdunantators that Sweden; re- .114119 ESTER %knees% old areompaoy the Noble Elia ' rid petronageend decided support. his Aid-ale - Camps . The . Pllll‘Cir REIIiNT ' t V,filf 1 ~. It . Y, belonging - I Ira - -- A ' ► !rows to Captain JIINWEIL: Was stared tags wiseaucooderate Gover nm ent, a tom. On l y . * , * hold another Levre•lietoeschis Lordship' s deparqtre,,l altAtedXestertlay to go 25 miles in an hour and a maritime peace. Happy, Sire, would this Sweden,)tlaillaso • 'when he will attend, and take his form al, lust ' Os': kgrav49 l agetutia.s, The match took place yes. Hale known, be, if iaretorn for A her devottansphe z leagat airth. -Earl gives a Braid entertal!`aleitt, If 'hia,,. •: on the Bali-road, and the animal did eight obtain somitokens of your slajesty's goOd wilt. ' , , ho r se in St. J-tmes's4pleoe, to the 'Di rictord of-tbd : , . i`jiaatler in the first hat? hour, and corn •l Honourable East India Con an y -Evety - . prd . pi - tat.. -11 ; - * * l ll ,. kthe distance's 43 minutes. The match Sweden and its affairs, in the present eonditienition is making to expedite the departure of the ik'ole :!ateasms.sithin three minutes under the given time. of Europe, interest the Statesman more than at any u - , of the establishment, which will be , a very nnierout ff. mktoodaymorniog, about eleven o'clock, a y cell former period within the tw o l as t cen t ur i es . 13y the . one. For the first time since the establishment of the ,:alwalles, ItentealY dreased 1 endeavoured to dross it her. d Gottenburgh Mails, three other State Papers,i'isseed be regularly British in the Fast, Courts and Drawing-rooms will !self irrtiie Cane, at the top of St. James ' s Palk, a . by the Court of 'Stockholm, have come to hand, bet I held once a month, and be supported "jbliting Piccadilly, but was prevented by two Gel with the utmost splendour and hospitality. To add :;tlensen seising her at the moment she attempted to the two we publish only are important. to the eclat, four new carriages are building, and throw heeself into thewater. The first, or No. 1., relates to a convereatinn i nearly finished; one of them is a state-coach of sin- I A shocking accident happened at Lewisham, du which took place so long ago as October'96, igio s lgular elegance and richness. The body of the latter . ring the high wind last Thursday. A Stock of chin• between the Swedish Minister and BONAPAILTE, at . differs from every other vehicle yet made in its size nieg was blown down at the house of Mr. Corbett, a Paris, explaining the co n d u ct o f hi s C our t, against and formation . • [ seminary for young ladies • and one of the young ' l adies tilled he ' -Others alsosuffe red We are desired to contradict, f rom , - the was on t spot. which the'Emperor had remonstrated. report of the marriage of the Duke of DEVONSHIRE severely by broken limbs and contusions. No. 11. is a not e from the French Minister, with th e Lady GeORGIANA Seescea, there being no 1 In the course of Sitaday asorning a gig, In which Awisn, to the Swedish Minister of State, &FA. foundation whatever Tor it. Earl Sezacca's eldest ' was a gentleman and lie daushter, the former bear. GERSTROIII, dated Stockholm. November 13, 1910, daughter, the Lady SARAH SPENCER, is shortly to ing the appearance of a clergyman, was Mil away complaining of Swedish partiality towards England be married to the Hon. Was. licanY I.vrratmox, r with by the Horse in Hyde Park, which took fright ._ It is circosustanoo may have occasioned the iris - at a party of soldiers, and rashest with great fury to. by conniving at and encouraging the commerce o ant h ' y . - i wards Kensington. . The vehicle was, however, hap. English shipping, to the frustration of the design of take. • . In a late scientific work,- published in France, I rily stopped opposite Knightsbridge barracks, by one the Continental System. it is stated, that in the victory at Trafalgar, Lord of the dragoons on duty, woo, with grist fortitude, No. 111. is a reply from the above Swedish Minis, Nation (whom an Englishman cannot mention ' push. 11 at the horse as be was using, and seizing the ter to M. Awns, dated November IS, 1110 via- without the mixed emotions due to this transcendent ; rein, held him so tight,' as completely to check his s dicsatlog the conduct of his Curt. genies, end his loss !) had, on that ever memorable , rapid career. The young lady had (slated, but was - day, a " peculiar mode of loading his _great soon restored. • pus, with three or more bulls, than one!"--Can ...Ann In the Moor e, the fasting woman of Tetbury, , first day's debate on theeliest Importipt of s ag nautical conaspondent say whether this wasso , proves to be a 4‘fliata impostor—so mots the wart` all Parliamantary discaideas, via. the Casmorato or net I • .. 1 tits Of Dr. llestimmallw et 4ilettleantkaara. ,