The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-02-05 00:00:00

DUTCH P4PESS: SOUTH AMERICA. AMERICA. i r Tat PAZ, JULY Ifis IBo9.—The inhabitants of this place, suspecting the Gevernor, Archbishop, acid other persons iu authority, of •a design to transfer the sovereignty of these countries to the Prineysis of the Bragils, rose in a Mass at half past six o'clock, and tbe bells of the cathedral being rung, the whole wire speedily assembled in.:the grand square. Partied were detached to secure the military-guards and centinels, the jail, the pi. lace, and the magazines. All these operations were effected amidst general .. inteliraations of Gang lire King Ferdinand, Our Religion, and ear Country !" and without any other casualty than the wounding of a sarjeent *ha offered some' emistance, and the killing of a peasant, who was mistaken by ; e popelace fur a soldier. The par. trait of Ferdinand VII.' was stuck up at the en. thine of the Towu.hall. The Archbishop en. deavoured to pacify the tumult ; hut the people ordered him to retire to his palace, to save hiintelf from insult. The Cabil4lo, hi consequence ctf the repeated demands of the' peep% astrumbled a't one In the morning • and Don Gregoris Loma, and Juan Bautista C atucora, being elected Deputies to Intimste the wishes of their fellow-citizens, pro. • Voted, in their name, that the Archbishop and Go verner Intendant Should resign their functions; that the Officers of the Ilaciendu should put into 1 the lands pf the Cabildo one of the keys of the Casa Re4l, and that the Post-master, Franck(%) Fsset, should be succeeded by Pedro Cusco, and drat DWI 1 1 4 4 1r0 Murilla should provisionally be appolvited Military Coninsalidatit in flu) place of Coluu Dirge Fortien , les I)aVil4. Ail these pro positions being acceded to, and guards being sta. ' filmed at the most important points, the People . . . _ s u i r tly disported at three is the morning, P. JULY 17.—Ail the European and American in. Allahitants were assembled by prueiamation, at three ..mtelock, and in the preseuce of the Cablidu and the titait of Fe.rdinand VII. Pink an oath to maintain the righ ts . of their Sovereign, their Religion, and their Country. • Jug( 111.—TMs day the Csbildo, at the in. stance of the Deputies of the People, prohibited any person from !caving the city without a pass port from the Cbuttnandlibt, and ordered the Go. vertyor to he separated frum .thu A rchbishop, at whose palate 'they had hitherto remained under hands. Two bettalloos of cavalry, of .500 !see, Met, were carolled. They consist of the must resystetabk Enroptius and Americans. • Jatir 19.--TMs 'day the Cabildo, at the in stance of the Doputits, ordered the officers of the Naciendu to product. all the vouchers in their pommies' of "'Mlle debts fur the purpose of theft being rannelletl and committed to the flames. They elan reseived that the !Wiens should not pay the ofmnrefo oa bringies Into market their prows. lions and notadfactares, r that the duties on to ' hacco shoot+, be lowered. wits also determined that a battalioa of iadigni shooflies "'skid, under the Call nr 11 / 4 4nnte4101 Of the Nathan! Union. JI/14 so.—The Cabildis, en the proposition of the Deputies, admitted as associate*, eight. per. cots oondisated by the petipte. Two thousand dollars wars drawn from the Casa Real, to he dis. l trioutod among the ;mow Sissies of tb• populace; but thu alter, with oily voice, rejected the largessil calling our that ihe money should be expended int casting C4llllOll, or In paying the troops. °Merit .ears Wooed for raisin a bonniest of 500 stout . acgroes; for lacerating the tole of our military A istatilhar n atisa Vie number of 10,000 teen ; fa fortifying the heights of the city with 100 pieces Ist cannon,• sod tot meting a geautity of Bp, ardliesi : • 3s4T . 11.-Alls people assmohkd, as usual, he the grand agointt, and the Deputies proposed to .**Usbildo o seam system of government, with the *PIO et Ally WNW preventing the vetoing of that ty. ygoilltr SS Iniostimoinder which they bate hitherto tra‘mird: The consideratioa of this important bwas, however, at the ftquest of the Ca postpourd fur the present. . 3144 s2,—Tiano was a general minter of the )mit i llallons in the cc of the Cwbildo and Com. F were given fur an offend the proceedings of the 16th to all 111GOrflithfliof the k ingdone. Jos . , Illi t --.MI the mechen of revenue debts were Weds: deflected up and burnt. A number ' . of Cenral 'nil Indian Chiefs *tiled upon the cikhildo, lad aspired them that they are ready to 4filkold IP With 100,0Qp warriors of their respee tieti tribe,. ' 101.5. 30.—Every thing goes on well. A solenot, maw and prpclasioe took place this day, In honest of oar Lady Del Carmen, who has been adopted as oar patroness. IV this eveninies pest are Isere the ogreeehh: intelligence, that Chugui iam hasasponamlthesoatimosis of -this sine._ -: • .. 7 The hopormnt fact; communicated in the throe; • have !Mee the materiel Waage in the commercial Ipolicy of the government of Buenos Ayres, an tau uncut! in the following e‘tract of a letter : ~ *sewn Ayres, Septigl, 1809. " I take the likrny to otssetve l that the aecebsltie• of this GArrinuent, Dm lair 'goad , *hoes towards Istiglishoteri or stosago.. ;ire shoot to I &impel it to open their gem to foreign consumers.. La Pas, the capital at tNe A edictal* al* Les Charles, hog depose.l it, Presilentootil exiled the Archbishop, -rstribllsiting a prieristneal governoient. at the heed urathlek is toe Nov:, 4adiearia. %et go_writed by the PlPoll.loiiices 'whir? is represeeted by tits Wilda, or City LitsitoelL The s King incoe ) ,lo ovum of the state of iirpirs o le Dot rasegted Pt o t r ie lo Ayres; and this, awpriaripal wo r otree by k &merging has hitherto beeasapparted,, broo d cameo y dope away, the trieeiwy bas ropased to elm tsar preili SO five ro.oinr,te as the eel, by which p i a r y smie rerun can ha seisplied to, hit Cavern, ltieot.• . In correboration of the intelligiewcontiined in the ((Freitag, we hive &if ken favoured with the perusal of a letter, whialtjtlates, " that all the 'argots*/ Stilton, Teasels in the river La Fla la were allowed tete 4044 ; not in etiaseriumate of an genial arraggemetit with the Viceroy On the subject of an apes trade s but antler an l a se r lb*. derbfatidinfi lOW mo Qs atieentnge "ld sio of this large** 41 As abating trgalail Ors tho sit 0 girnoost eh, f quisto f • Arai liala pteclaatglitoi canting *complotoowlerity to oil ratios taratal he the dislarbeome whiffs took phsee ail the hi Of ... .4 1e arYt Iflll' ... HANWiltwir t JAN. 14.—Letton mention that, since the ratan et' pia haw jesty from Paris, the ?demos Mr_ daughter to his brother, the Duke blexitesillen, been treated with particular distinction. not yet completed her 16th year. An article from that city, inserted journals, motions a rumour of an intended between the Princess and the Prince " • Bavaria ; but it is remarked that the tidied in Saxony preserie profound this topic. A x STEIBDA W I JA N. 46.—The Cares, after c op y in g th. article whit in the Moniteur, reelecting the &maw Ecclesiastical Court, annulling the or his Majesty the Emperor Napoleon, jesty, the Empress Josephine, adds es .We understand that the witnesses this affair were, the Prince of Nei Duke of Frier', and the Prince of On a subject el so much importance, copal Court of Paris thought proper Cardinals Fcsch, Mufti, and Caselb. 7sof Nettles, Everett*, Fraves, and also the Abbe Eminery, constituting , shin, which meets daily to consider porunt clatters connected with religion. said commission, after perusing the and the dcelaratious of the witnesses inianimoissll approved of the grotto, elusions or„the sentence of the Epiter , as being confarmahle to the custom' lican Church, and the several dew* decrees of the general councils. It gi( elder pleasure to be able to communicate circumstances, which are calculated ' the faithful, both by the importance the strict observance of the &desk and the venerable character, the respecl and learning of the persons who have suited, and who have decided upon this I NsioltUCK, .TAN. 4.—The letters from and Butzen are still silent with regard Huffer. It may therefore be inferred, ' himself in. concealment, or that he country. His wife and (no daughters his house at Passeyer. In the mean dine the tranquillity of becoming every day more secure. A ter the entrance of an inconsiderable F son into Butzen, the eeelfuenicatiot place were cut off by a body of armed as the peasantry of the environs took their proceedings, they were forced to - out effecting their purpose. A similar made against Brizen, by one Kull, w' by the whole country. Oa the ad French troops, the snob that he had , beaten back, after some slight resistai which the houses in the suburbs were Knit was taken prisoner in the sake wards effected his escape. Al Meran events of a serious nature ,111 which the ,Tyrolese 'rive a most geription. A French column, censi( $OOO men, was, in the first instance, repo in the vicinity . of Jassy and Pewee, films were, after a bravo resistance fur overpowered and disarmed, by the NV . bers of the hutment.. Goth's! Ri 4ottiequence, -recalled, sii.l General D'Hillisrs proceeded to conduct the and by cuirbitiiiig energy with humanity, laced the happiest results. Ills bead.qw at !Waco. On the 17th, 'he caused ,eingleaclers to be shot in the market place, the 19th he issued a proclamation coot ,tsost serious adinuisitiuns, which have Sired affect. VIZNNA, JAN. 10...... The fortificitio genfurth have been demolished by the On the 23d ult. in the evening, 28'1 aproug under the greet North curtain was extremely violent, and a part of mass of itone.work was carried to the a quarter of a mile. Three of the some Freech soldiers,' and several killed by the stones that struck them, ber of persons were hurt. Atl the houses distance of 120 toisei were mock damaged, demolition of the other parts of the productive of less mischief. The toeeivents furoish the above particulars add a very ' bic story of &serpent of muteness site ' in the ratelin, and having hilts* thfralkilkstba died of their wounds. The nionittosialaid have been at-last killed, and was (sue, 70 pounds. FRANKFORT, JAY. 18... Several of . Journals assert that Sweden has obtained , advantageous terms of peace from France, _ that she will enter into the must intiatate alliance : with the Eipperor. iklieleon. . - It has beets otAiitilly noti fi ed - hem, dist ' tiO truth in the reports o Well have byte r • of intended changes in our 'iodides! lie and that the Prince Primate la expected before the end of the premise, quarter, the solemnity of iistrodecing the elide VveNNA, JAM. 19.—Advises from hople, of the t•I'll November, contsin ing intelligence:—" Mr. Adair has soother proof of the protection which Government affords to the disturbers of peace, in every country. Quo Dandrini, ' been endeavouring to excite insurrection Seven Islands, having been aPprebegdvd ' instanee of the French Charge d'Affaires, protection in the Palace's( Mr. Adair, 'kis as a subject of Esigiana. The Porte admitted his claim ; but upon the repeated drawn of M. Latour Mil U bOtkrg, and his% that he should consider this contiatemesibe ~ 0110 to his Government, the Turkish Miele', only rejected the'application of . the firttlillit , bionarlur, but appointed a new guard of homier , &dusty at the gabs of the French Palace.' • the 4gutrian troops hale been recriyed isksaltanti of Lemberg, in Galliciii. I . (ri•ieingl- The iliMistrAkta I-..amid .j , Itnd they eqtered 5t11441,1 the ringing of hells; Ind there ~ . • I. tat twat deaf marlin/. ' ' rri all FAI:FIitIN • • . M il orffiese "iiTtEnEcinar Y THUER W CO T IPINT R Y S O FlNEussii:li hag tlllstatimient ef 16 0a l" b n y ll e a--- f o c iT t od u :; su i rectorpo l fenta: • ' hie haw Ma. we Audio, VOTWITHSTANDING there is a he i sa ac a:a. kt° lll . l 9 laitufi l 7 digiss°4 the *hole Di ..L.N *sir against me, I shall eat retire team via of of th e Charity, lasoalcally observing, th at i t e a i ris elh° l4 ` ll 9 II " "ir With th•a lrs..t bri s w lt iell yrs..s" tberal ' Pigles his Arm determination not to let t • lost. s he hu gives a tee g0 5..w.... c l ose. shall be ena bled ,lie he the emu** ut posterity,every *dependent k der, w „„,, p i e of F oam be amino . prefers the-pare litepresentatime ,of ibis Naar' and ape., r""' 411Wer --...........- lin the public lest Cal*, to On* destra„ al a ng riolit=witt s f i t i rr orov re 4 : .., it ... ..., dueed it at the sittialian twit Om W frac Lore W st,r.t Karoo, and Marshal Bt. ntentled union that moos who, Ettle su r Om mask oVilbarty.. talk of reservist; 1 oe Regent of toe WHIG INTER •T. have oily *vier their own per . Bentsen, are bestowing high encomi um , 04 tile ! r * p i p e " P ub- t moat l7l44 ambition , tr . rC li t i tl i ll be :N li n last t a ll 1 1: 14 1 213 1 11 " :3 1 °°* levies of Portugal, and while Mi n i stetia silence oPow persevere. Oa this principle I MEGA yaltr active and latlM- edispatchitig reinforcements from this country f: diate support. The game may yet be recovered. Hundreds at teelaost distant . parts of the county, DM Spain, there is a prevalent opinion in Pari s , that Journal des .;:hrleFftmeicto'nideverp themselves, are alums to vale for rite, t the Junta are negotiating with Ki ng j,„ lice appeared sh a ll yer.evere to the last man who in my farms,sstip u • . silence of the Feb. 3, IMO. MONAE I Ir i BURGOYME. which we think by no means improbable. ' Tip , A Committee of Essex Freelvilders will sit daily at Ba. Soaniards must be convinced that their • "'jou between leer ' s Curet-house Eachange=alley, Cornblll, to receive and her Ma. Subscriptions and intbraiation respecting the Election. dab. ;ill be fruitless, end can but tend to aggrava te the , ea r u n hwa t _.,,, scriptioat are also received by !Award Bliss. Esq. Tram. misery of :their situation. The hatters by the rer, Nu. 69, Baker-sereet, Portionn.snuare ;at tbe Bookies Lisbo n packet mention that alto French I • examined in th ieve o f M Cricket, Ruffen, and Ca. i and Mears. . are ic . • sufehatel, the Jo)acr and Ce. 'rd. totally advancing iu Valencia. • .. if Benevento, Arrived. Molls. . 11re. -*of. . ce, the Bpi'. 1. • nubile • 1••••• - •• i Toe Dutch Papers assert, that the resistance o ter to coult I i, the Bish ns op 1 ' w... GetWatenterbutmlirg;: • a., ••••••.. : I the Tyrol, so far from having sUbsided, centiniii .' s • *... Jamaica 0 highly formidable. That it centtot be long Vercelli, anti 1 . • • New York. 0 sutill. _ • .tained, must bc evidmit. The Emperor of A rne ,' th e C,monts. ' MUCH OF STOCK - S - 1111S OA il Ai ON li O'CLOCK. has addressed PruclaMations to• the lie rigar i i ,, o 4 L..i. of all cat. S 'per Cewt.cons. 6741ez.dit, Wig. Ann-13.746i and Landwehm. cligion• The s per Bedstead% , Osmium , proceedings, 4 eel:II:w i n o . India Mod. 9s. 11 , • =2.3=I=IMNIMIIMt ' On Saturday the Beard of Admiralty; e rto l 44 . Exch. Bilk ....si. 'ls. in this s &if, Ct l i e n r ol, for Ar2. ' 6114" Lottery Tickets X2l, Ibs. ids and con . ocrs.---Tm , "---.-----eneol ',°° the P i m' °J . erecting net docks at Northe ert, /opal Caen, . i and determined that they shall be Iteniedistd, lof the Gal- 7 1 1/E SfiIIifTESALIN. ! commenced, fur whirls they bare gfkale4 g F A *inside" and :----- " 7------ ' at thige fro h m und th re : l p t r i e l s7l 4 /t an e l ati7a u t it e, is tlat li t h i :," l. ' Outs us Pirt" 7'IIE47'RE R0Y.44.• COVENT GAEDEN. P es c d s cost two millions sterling. ) "la cats the above To-raurraw Evening, THE JEALOUS WIFE. i Ato gratify Major Ohklev, Mr. Coo it 6.-. Mr. Oakley. Ile. Vaults, : ' The eject of Col. Ryan's visit to Paris h h i d v. attached to Mo. Oakley, Mrs. C. Kstsai.s. 'to be, to submit to the - French Executive a p i ,. 131111E31 code, Af t er which will be perfemeclthe new Comic Pantoatime jest for disuniting the American Star ts , and for respectability, of HARLEQUIN PEDLAR, or, TDB HAD:VICO %Vila.. other measures or effectual hostility, iti the m at we been ton, *„ • flatus for the Boxes-o, be ashen of Mr. Brandon, at the of a rupture between the two countries, ii, • Botta cominutaic.ated his plane issourGover ' his subject." auk- Ake* Mart-arrei. , ogn Roveredo boxes, Ti ; Pit. Ss 61; lo w . • tiitil. 24. s Upper Gall. 11. toget h er w i th his v i ews of tho rows neeFga, y r, This Eves*, OTHELLO. • ' • rd to Andrew their ettecution • at the same dine snn un nOatg ke On Thursday will be prodiced, for the Asst lime. a New detetotinatiOn of apply ng to Payee. iu the m t. ' i that be keeps Drama. Mu Acts, interspersed with music, called Tito Ere* c has left the Kate., or The Edict of Charlemagne. of his proposals here being rclatted. • ra still occupy ',,,... 0 The Swiftsare, bearing the ,tag of S it J. w 45. TINA X. • KEN, salted from Halifax for Berm's, the 304 4 /f the Tyrol is . ; —N --- , t. Novelllber f 14visirat Ralifax the 1 .cloy , ~,...1 L few days af. LONDON: •,• , ourrier g and Aa rr.. . • -,. . French garri. . liidie wort giveli by the Board of tifedlri ee h MONDAY, eitutdaav 5. ms with that ' • . India, o.:(sad s .that ia Otos= of in own % - w :d people, but —wow— • • one hundrediptifolpfee theirossif sigl4 ,sat. At no part in By a Packet from the Brazils, *deices have dy e d a nd s i x persona were vikecitiatedt sadob, o retire with.. been received of a most unexpected manifestation vered, Thu -Rajah of Ti N.IONV, atilt the Beim' r attempt was of public opinion in Spaniels America,. where the of Ttlantteotta, were 3aiouif 'the RACOON , , ho is detested Configurable reinforceniesite,. both. of cu s h y , people of La jealous that they were abroad Paz, Irene* of the and infantry, aro *boot to lose* id OW 110. 7 • to be transferred In 1413 Prince of BaAelte, have Portugal. The 131 b Li g h t el. •4 . collected was sateigeoevo ate' Lance, during deposed their President, exiled their Archbishop, o th er reg im en t s en d er or d ers 4: ‘ , ll k otaa m ate el .. ! set on fire; and established a Provisional Government, pro. btrkation i . and ehotild the wise b• .. otinue, that is, N 'we efe 'l4l/E44,11111. : gt /11, but after. claiming FERDINAND V(1. Monarch ot Suritit.' 'ili . the brigade of llhrstars, coniistieg ;or . * America. The Viceroy of Buenos Ayres has, in h re took place, WI , sod 15th Il l ogicsonts, ere to he spat' aMicting de. consequence of this event, been obliged to' open may. B t , t h e spr i ng , e m er the melieso of iv i ftg of 7 or ' the ports' in the river Plate, io order to supply; Papal.. .. •.' - - . . , •Out. coatelpsaine* .11not ho at ale repolseLl, and the nccessitiel of his Government, as since the r, two batta. Oki events sa t La Paz, the money that usually * came 451.°14 " 6r Stai l li a Measure will nut last a week... fiinrernm_ , ' • at three da y s ' 'trout illemeto has been withheld. -- • . - , welt ottoeoptto hoops erg vivo 0.0044 sari at tier num. —....- t •Ni." , , • - 'tot as intelligence from tite I,ublio eased. 1;4 usca was, in ..:' • ' , Well Nees ktmak , been recalls': I's ihn° thtn 9 gs mar be practised (though tom.. Al* [spil l 'al Bonney e operations, the principal topic in*, destineil.:„S ( nkati* 'of nity to the authors) in a despotic slairt a "tetopa inutility., Pro. Joaaeot ea. c e j ecturs o olv gz es ' epa t i tkillo st communicatina Is the aliment of a free people. * Ea ~' _ This is so\ w i.quarters are o f S g ,igii leg yosug niece, hLt ir. aro litA —not 611 usliastlimils thitt wit* oa w► d two of the InotY, when thii Wlittftllt 001isr his bee, remold more than 16 years of age. The only g to roond on . oho us e hoe hroolths am, dietilltatte p coo tit place, and on em wining oho which this report is fisontled is, that since th. re- .*ring party that tried It. u bed thol e . tarn of the King of SAZOBY to his capital, 40* Esau, Eig6ostioe,•4•The Aso, qr th e ri ,,, ....,,,, young Priacess has been trotted with einlegietons. Fourth Day wet es-followst.. - • . For /4.1% Hotitalem - ' y I lq iliolte of Kill- ed respect. NAMILItore. it wetter , bee cootie. Ina ift. Burgoyne - - ..! ' 4 ' 'French*** - scolded to notice the curiosity of his people .. • mi k tlee were . Maiertil tor Mr. itetibloa 1 . .. .au with respect to his beheaded bride, though The 0100 Earl PERCY has Inge tett* with Mr, that immense without disclosing ante of his intention, than TH011414 the MOsle#•leirtleii. c Weer bel re. le &mace of tt that be. should astonish France, and 'the tuned, In tatitiOn ‘l , 011 ndgaltaillihit K llll3l atteldj eel' 1 inhabitants, 66 suensisistak nations by his Alnico." The loaned, 4000 more, that.* if the 111,Q001. adteaded is hiss. horses were actions of this extraoidinsiyalan hate been so dia. • • it, The daughter of on 9101111 A Iliad/Mot Ploill , and a num. muses to the metrically ()I/posits to those of the hereditat* p oo l I nte l, 4 4,,p r e g o i ti a *t s e t se , i v ; a ct s, * ringed. The Rulers of Europe, at shandy to have produced that mint, a man Nero 14111 _ttputpcbsii ap t aid lo *efts was loveleatary tribute of respect fur his talents, his °IP*/ (MI tithe 1011110•1101Mh lit. toodfilli counts which . . 11 egment,. and his prudelece, as will Isere but lit. service. try hupruba . - A yew* Makket lady fe tind to le :A* e be i ng found tie roam for astonishment at his determination, eloped w i th a " mal i ce. , of .p eace, a t ii iiii • : 10 1 mime% who be it *hat it may. Itit added, in the private ac, without justice •1* iisdeble wife and 104 .. . 1 imenia.laid to counts to which we allude, that at, the Parisian draft-- . •' , • sad to mask t h eatres hi is received with marks of the most ' Captain Cr/meet s of this West Kees - • • aild.Liout. O'BRIAN, of the tft4ol4 f the German' lively attachlitnt. 1 'me Saturday se'tinight, attended 'by and a Surgeon, met In 4for Mil • i., .. 'tie d t h e must There is 11 getters! belief .in this - country, and France, and which has been most anxiously' ineulcsitetf, that Maidstooe, to dettWe an affiiir ot • rift Iss sate *Bianco t h e apprehensiime or NAPOLaost for the safety of previous to taking their ground, heti:4MA Ib • bit t h em i s . Tonnarestrillehittiettewit ... ~ , ,t,? 15 , bY,11, 1 0 ~s(s : prosjog 44.94 . 40 4 sepin t dic t there u .• . f..-.. , • • tracteo several ream Officers tea the spot, tk . o with some difficulty disarmed such to slt ° himself bet when.atteilapinie4,by a strorig eseor co cken fated destination ; We have, within. a' Very few days, seen and con- -ccitp.dy.• . • r. , , • ~, versed in this metropolis; with a Lady, whose hes- An elegant marinesnansion at Boihilteilk co! ted to return r,. to 'assist in Albion House, the prainerty of .the 14ftc..Dilis lt and carries on in extensile cottononanufactory Napoleon. - . • - uttrLatto„, was 011 1"11411144 r. briO4 t 4 hi tilt it' in the Fauxbo urg in Si.. St. Antoine Paris. This „o met, and knocke4 doss 14) MIL Tlll/414Y1 40 ' a Consianti. , li the follow. manufactory, Naeos.con, not many weeks . ago, aigece o t.o f r ga 3o rd 7 ol.ol.o4 ol. at the back of Millw • :, . s jest given entered one morning, at en early hour, habited as a Place, h the E n glish private indi rid ual,aud accompanied by only two per. Ass Mr. Kirby, the-landlord or tliii Mecum 11 of the public Granby pubtie.house, at... Leicester, wee ammird ins, who bad Pans; his inquiries were numerous, end ho asinutclY himself on the morning of Friday week, la Its!' etion in the examined the varietal parts utlitespinising machines, rin g with a re l a ti ve , a f ter h ew i ng pa l e d the alto, II here et the et which he expressed his admiration. It was only in conviviality with a par'y of hls friends, fro K` mires, foetid when he was retiring, that his person was ro. ceived an utifoitunora blow in the mai& 01 Id , of thestomach. Me. went to the outer dial n° who claime d cogni‘ed by a joiner —when, , as, might be be fof ....-, bail 'ores at first tee it the *le a rat . scarcely tomtits! PI rated remora. expected, he was treated with the homage due when he fell Aleatn'Olad instantly expired. kis detlylej 1 9 his stoma. Bobst Ors Itocilloiscds he rude Tbo liegum or qii,ile lately declared bd di' MA* ICON some further higeisoo,and'particularly respect. termination to prooerit ,on a pilgrialles k t I Mil!istY n kag the children, hictOber about three huodrtid which purpose she collected a number of rats' / f•ineli A m. it: ha 4 oat ,. were orphans from t h e able jewels, arid great treasure, to present e tit o t t i ps . to it" wiN . wink .. --r1 . ' holy shrine. lier reiativee 11.4 a ppr o ving of be ter.'l (Ault, ark& Teti, (le each of as hum the ma. desi g n s and hat::; in tale rellrallented to het ti reiyed b i , up. ourketimpirlasir-ott Ib• paid weekly between denier of travelliste. deritig ; the disturbed cleft .of the northern provinces. at length applied' _.,°'' "i!, lfjili Olii lite amide livrettrs: Hie Directors of 'be 1 Yen! teat to choriejpogror,hosa 4 l i tr e . but British GI owerepprt tp deny h e r p a i t sportsthlwr ~, a toy the irk* cal ":" 4 ..._ . . their territory. Pamir success io thicaerli o e, hate caused gees! discanktig """ N " t vr•r7g . I T was an ilia. leffitilleNtillie pelt &AR canton the diepieesere i s amid to • • f! 4111111,112 ! 111001111 Nh, fa.% and *atilt/ !ewers, . .1. . - . . .. • , . ~.•• • ~; •