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guided AI. 4: 1 141 Vier, At I lost, Ii • • ` -,•,, k - ---.4 . 7, • -4 - ' ‘ .• - ; .., • open to those oho dare ientire:hro v ugh_ a rushing meadow. • - .el tester-proof, er'anc as , l frllIN• etream, and • depth of four feet. flown, • • • . r . 4 4 ., , 4 teed the A " 411 . antielople had begeberogo-lthabatripi Poo- that dm members of the association, anso.pst , ' sea. ' ... • ' SSIMActod; that Peta and meters) other croft at Corfuoiri *u lately leovef e j i t I+ Mehl We are hippy to mate, that amidst this general with the •. • - to the ' 1r 4 .• • atfl*Wiv., C iii.:Diciather v.) • . , • 1 " . were several functiolunies, have beets arn .. e n, Althea we have not heard of st y serious accident. gravel A* 4 11 2 in ' ' al l • . r .received di ) • a r ' ' ) ~ . „ Capes Some narratives of esca pe s from imminent daggers spoil 'al. -,. sw- . t • H:et • aa t- j . 0 !wo the so bj • tlis il Tr i t i rn er Exchange top Lodi. t 7--- , li.ve reached us. Several persons hove been upset the C wet . " .7. _ oak - 140 Mil up by t • force .' • re . : 16 have given • December 21.-14.1141111 t It. tilt Lord Strangfurd et • .•;. • Of 1 I a bout., and rescued with roosiderable di ffi cult . water. Most o the houies ill St. Thomas's pa*". the aecnonts Jar .teutized..and his lIAM . .• &Chine OP LOlllikgellastributsh 4.. 1-11 E BRELI S H 1 -) Ri,' v ' .3 ..• . ....id _ _ •.Aereengit others. • - otao teretvo:4 Chet direCtly from the Etig i• . December 4-i. 3-0.11. 741. ____=_=_,__._________________ .._ • 01 ).1 Kuthg to his fain in a skiff, with his son, and new haildin o s i ll th e F r i ars were obliged to mile Albion; les.:rerthi raid other parts of Asia, Do that ! . 4 - )3 , : 7:en . _ 7. 7 .. . 7.., - .... - Mr. Goddard, of Windsor. on Friday, were thrown me . ..stairs, aid were timujgd to sa d room -their he was-betsm• inform"' then the Porte. sted-ae. . T 00.." -•".--.-': ' - PARIS PAPERS. 14„( . , ,„,.. -.„ , p X 0 1 • 'i‘i . ' LON DON‘ 'lmo the Rood, and remained io the greeted peril tosserribisois. - The Abifcgdon slur TrolTriniads .quainted tho i lkoe .wish snarly *treats that were ,Tsfa e .sie.'... -'• - . . she i . , 1.4 three boon. ' westehrontleted.,' end in minty precast 'reached to the quite unitipplikaTganotantinople. . ...ATT./4 PARIS. DECIMBER 25. ,ehpeodrtHosfmtbhue,rgehroilnutittoii. ( 1. 1 - - MONDAY. Document' 31, 1.41. on i .... 'rite distress which this calamity has occaliolved •Itories'' beihnO Magdalen walks were also over-A Hemburgh mail erdsy with i a , : p e „ • fa.aa. Capt g •-• • 1.1. ALA minus, roacassamt 22. T ........... anivedyest is of course very great, particularly among the los. loam. arid the *oriole entrances into Oxford had bouritnt classes. The alive charity of the English; - theepterurisriceot apfinging from the bosom of an • SPITING - 011 0 1 1 141ECOHD CHAMBER OF Tat I:is alir it elliftd oyal " Hig the hoes K s ir t g he " Pr v i e nee a STATES GENFAAL. o i r m o va e t i e nn 'a g u r d k i . eace to public is one doubt on the alert. to 'cheer, as Much sinflielltese " fake. Gosfurd bridge, on the Blotch - - s tO ta t lt h t e lllo 2 p l l . e t. had Tbe reat r a possible, th is tansiorary iofliction. Casio bore singdfni road was partly blown •th I t , own up , thou tDo . The Order of the Diywar the debate on the two laws of the budget for 1.22, regulating the receipt.ness with M. de Cor- - • the Sal- - ' ''. all the Chrietians in Pere o •-m ora• ; ,, e . ' l - ) . 1340 1hvr : . c,. • , been distributed tit Eton and Chewer. • -,‘ • 'tendered completely unprintable. We hear of no Berea , T li l i w s M it M e li j n ei s is o t t Y e f r i t h r o e a f il d t7 e le c p t o6 l ed n it te i b o r u a i l o s r i letter, r..., . • • . d the ue dn • I se debate ensued, and West Al Henley-upon-Thames the flood• was higher serious accidents having vectored ' in our neigh. Vienna o f the 14th of this mouth, will, Ih., ~.,,,, • tan Mahmoud, which has been in circulation for v i .. , s th o ere Icing n severi ere a Mem o be n ia !till to speak, the addition that . Mahe and death of Ilisti haw been known since the year 1809. .The boortiond, thoughmsriows ► repertslaismiet timeskeen '-• • • in p •would be divertedof •II Chamber adjourned till six in the ev e n i n g. two days past arts, • houses 'text the river had water in them - arsenal feet -eircohited. -sill which we coiloder us uutrue.- nated. and that this with other quart rs of t: ie The Moisten; of the Interior and the Finance hay- it that the Sultan semblance of t en th , were true c'eep. and' some of the roods near that town were (11.e/brdlYere/d./ • ca ital were destro ed by • Noes ing spoken in answer to the objection made to the had definitively rejected the Russian ultimatum ; P y hre. There ,s :, lett er ' sceptered impassable. On the e ar side of - • 'V th two projects, they were put to the vote. whew the front Algiers of the 2Sd of September , w • ... o f bailey bridge the water flowed over the road for The " torrents of rain that fell throughout last f i r , • - for in that case, what could induce the Janisvaries : Lich states, t law fixing the extraordinary expenditure for that the Greeks had so effectually interru d a escab justly }aids. and the passengers were obliged. to go - week caused our river to overflow its banks ; and i '' - ' to arm against him, who desire and provoke the pte the the year Dm, was carri e d teen ever its cats, &c. On Thursday the waters began • onSuattlay it bud risen to au immense height-fullcommunication between the Relies t I The second law, fixing the ways and mewls, *as commencement of plunder ? tem snr the • •to abate, and on Friday 'stunting the flood in the • 12' tea above its customary level. The Doleinead •d by 69val es 34 . The Augsburg Gazelle publishes the following coasts of Barbary, that the Porte was unable Is pay ' . ire!' was u foot lower, but having rained all day. its 'and °mead presented mu immense sheet of water curie . ties, ' Adjourned to January 4th, 1822. a, i . ,a, • le under the head of Herrnanstalt, Dec. 8:- communicate to the Regencies • commun its command ....• Sather increased in the evening. Many tamers its and the distress and inconveirience of the unfurtu- . „so a „ ai . , tic arise ' of Be ____......._ thst neighbourhood h a v e suffered considetable by node inlatbiteoss of the numerous cotta ges recently 1 , 044 sill* 's The accounts from 11'allashia and Moldavi a quiriug them to supply their naval f orces f ur the simile the fl ctrl. On Thursday a very lirery start!) of erected on that ground may be readily conceived. ..-.3. rot Area H•SIBURGH WAIL se ••• ateslio . contain only • recital of massacres and cruelties defeece and support of the Moslem Empire, -.I: • • 'theta had and rein passed over Henley. accoutputteed .with The flood wee of that sudden haute which took .•..- amitmet vs.. - t hat in this serious enter rue committed daily by the inhuman Mussulmans. All g yan Esielosh fri;:al , - • 's t il much thunder and vivid lightning. them quite unewisres, and they were driven to the • . .stoe• A LGi IR', 'EPIRUS'S 22. 'descended to be the bearerof , • At Nettlehed and neighbourhood there was a - upper-apirtments or honor tops, whence th ey were. • s The Greek Insurgents had ad hindered and in- the churches of the two principalities which had " the lit:peva. Wplebs to Firmaun. We hope that this is not tore; w e 4 t • honey fall of si p s , ;on Wednesday morning, and rearmed by hosts. We have not heard ~r all y fatal ' tempted the communication between the Leant escaped former devastations have beeu given up to obi - tilmosi every day during the last .reetk, ram or 'bail effects Of this calamity ; but it will be lot g before, -and this part-of Barbary, that the Torkish Autho. - the profaseation of the' Infidels. should lament to see the English flag prostituted s of : th • have fallen considerably , the hapless cottage's, on this and other spots cone( .. Th e pie t as and nuns are maasacred, mutilated,. to es rile!' purpose. The Greeks, struggling far t • i , rities at Selma . ; in order to IgWd..foitar Dry the t ithe -- • tignotis to the rivets can be recurs...ll to the state of ' - - or sold, freedom against their barbarous oppressors, resold The continued very heavy rains have so swollen comporative comfort which they enjoyed before the fi nnan of the i Seam', were obliged to stately to the -ac las of thefrontier provinceshave not ot east to end us e ss All P I • I 6: • • ' (tenure, especially as oar tr ill the riven' Ketesset and Thames, particularly the w a t er y volcano's. Publie beneficence iv, however, the Commander of the English squadron for pro- • s SIG and replaced by others', who, to prove Government affects top ursuit the principle of mei- been depose d . p e ,i. latter, as to lay the adjacent low grounds coin- b usy i n dais e t tai.e of nonentity ; and all that can tectioa; aid lie immediately granted* frigate for this s•leiely under water. Indeed so great an inundation, b e effected by the band of chatty, will, we are *o t he tot h e o • • • we ll their lslamism re gui tof the most waist • devotion to , a I y). purpose. on o it rrnan, containing, as se _,...,,,,_ • • • Ma we subderstaid. has not been known for the last convinced, be speedily epportitatedttu the relief or odious excesses against the Christians." fifteen years, though the water has frequently been toe issi fort u 'tete sufferers. d ,Ir i : o w l n t an urgent suconious 10 , 14 41tirltel§4es, s. • I h. es.ip p . . Accounts from' Naples state, that the King has We have received Paris Papers of Twee lay last, inn,. • .ft err high. The road from Reading to the adjacrot . The continued rains have considerably lislosod • RflAbeir ships of war to the nie - ofthe• ?With yonfirmed the title of Prince of Antrodoco on but upon those points fur which we should look to •• day at s illage of Ceversham was rendered impassable, sad the lands. in most teats of :thes comely. All the fleet/. 41111‘Algerine ignsdron ' lay at thit]tiellfe . It is 1 Baron Frimont, the Austrian Conunatidet in Chief. them with most interest, they offer no iutelligetirs day. ' the intercourse carried on by moors of bests, ' moors and low ground. premem sea sheets of aster, ready ip:itir4ca ill the harbour it consisted of two stauswild by stoat bargemen, carrying passengers Th„h„. n in many pieces •are eutkring by a disur- fri d 11 I d sailed in getes an seven ,mall retie s,•ati , of a decisive character . Th : of • A sum of 935,000 francs is sonexed to the title, . e report the imer. ~.‘ bite it VlSlbenards and forward. at threepence u head: Me: der incidental to 'llene its wet weather, and thus the • f lor the purchase of property. be In" l ofth is le It seems, boweirer, as I o n tog lkin lob!' the mall bridges on this road is blown up.,. 66 , -- unfortunate farmer in viewing:lsis flock in their pugs' French Funds on the 24th :-Five per Cent the 2Gth, 27th, an 28th, of November, ad of the - !save also bent entertained with the sight of•I ' t tures, or corivigniag them lathe market; -hairatilly the Dry would -rather have desired to avoid thisex-t r , 1141111= ' (.0116018; 86 fr. - 40 c.-Bank Stock, 1,5921 Cr. consequent murder of the Su LTAN, with that Ot • coaling about in the Kings Meadow. The height the bud alternative &seeing his sheep perish 6) . • di*. peditiOO. ' The crews, when' they etubarlsp‘sladj hilistfie water stopped the communication between elite, or returning hint dopropotsionate and ruinous not sheer any great "'Hingeless. -- The Comentelmitol • Exchange on London: • his son and of his favourite Minister, though pub. , .4stir wi kish• town and Oxford, seed the cor;hes, which set priers.-( Tuaition Ciarier.) .• . At 1 month-Bill.,*Si fr.-Money, 25 fr. 45 e. of the squadron has strict orders not to venture into At 3 avatimp_adkom Cr. 3o ~..4 do„ ,y , 25i Cr. i • halted in the first instance in the Paris Papers •sit i tge 6 o- . frpois vs woos!, were obliged to return, except the At Unroof tlx vessels iu the Host were drivel' . • - I Olt is.khew of coufidence, appears to have bee,. • • saIIPDIRI I Oirwertage coach, which comes into th e Oxford road from their floorings, boosts were unroofed, chill- -- • • theAseltiptlego, but to limit his caviler to the sieigh. est.', sol ,o...ase VIENNA, DECEMBER 11; j • _i . • i voloNoput Int e more than the faith of an ortliirars - ...haw s tat Samily, and which effected its passage with six step blown &on, and , tiles, brick . ' and mortar bourhood of the channel near Maltiaod the entrants. • Lefton feats the Turkish frontiers continue- 'I& -- te n • 'i '4 s sure IN, i r ! ruisMADIV f it still rests upon th e . 'same loathe it . ' r , - humus and a leostillion well acquainted with the were smattered About in all dim-chums. Of the Adriatic Ste. , punounee, that towards the euil of November. ,a 1 - j but the ' . 'mit is sell be d.' Pa • 1V ' . 6 ' W acco - e ray. At Dorchester, Shillingford, arid other places The Birminghom made robich usually arrives in We have latelrfeeeired' neirsill'lS -- Tirietary i t bloody revolution took place at Constantinople, in• e - ' • • *its that part of the Irate of road, the lower stories of that city at six o'clock in the morning, did not • • flout. 'The latest althentic intelligence *loch we • • Val" obtained by. the Greeks flea Samos. end Scale consequence of which all the members of the Divan, . . . •. :- • New S slimly houses were inundated, as well us in one or reach its destivation on Tuesday amid • ore o'clock • can truce from ntinople is that weal, ••-ani. • • stave instances at Pangbourn ;in the George Inn at at norm. It was stopped at Norton Mills, between. Nuovu, which has thrown the Dey into the greatest ■an „ d as some affirm the Sultan himself have been of ht ' through Odessa, 'dried the 25th of November. too •• 131 ' . ' • blla •40 'Which place, we were told there were several feet of • Tewkesbury and Gloucester, where the wat t, - was alarm. - massacred by the Janissaries. We art not free from , clays before the commencement of the aul: , ••••-•1 • s • • "spars water in rooms on the ground floor. Near Loddon- nearly six feet deep : the guide of the road being -We expect here a Prussian agent, who has been anxiety - here, for we have no direct liens from Con. i revolution, and it would seem that tbe u. . • tut we bridge, on the Oakingliam road, passengers were lest, the horses mon got oft' their legs, and the for some time at Marseilles. This a it is said, tts opt 091 all o y ceived by Oileme. which is . gent, 1 ' athatev . obliged to be conveyed some distance in • boat • . greatest danger was evade'', :to increase the diffi- , • • • . with • th le s r, and which announces the of tom the Janissaries were even then alarmingly qv . .is to enter into urgociations this Regency . A s p.i o essot in the space betweee the two brsdges at Alsid.i culty. Shurmur's stage waggon had also been Wed. War against Roesia war tumaltuou-ty de. all, there were several . feet of water, so that it, stopped ill its prog ...... 'sod was rendered insmov. to tenew execution 'Kielce Tlx Tuscan Government is also seeking minded by the populace. arid the glilish lii • ' lasgsdir omjsa deemed prudent for the night coaches to be able : Due of the twee, of .the latter was drowned, its negociations for peace, and has applied for this then that about the end of•Notrember.Constantinople A ustrian Aut bossed 'd 1 -bee • ore were au to axe ono t a m se a . guided through by men on leaseback with torches. and townie' died soon after; but, by the weal ester- • porpmelo the English Consul. was the same .of a bloody commotion ; and as no 1 .. j - -- ine tip Thirtk_spo account of that wippoteti , .-' Artie About Ai yeses ago, we ace told, it was as high; used • .. anon/ 01 . the COlehlitea wad . gold, .the isessersgers • - '' .". ' J. . • ha •''' ' • ved from the : European danlenosdore, "" ' • ' - courieream a'• • ,bout 36 3 ears s.isser, much higher. On ThurerlsY and mail horses were preamaresi;. the former were • stocostosat, DECEMBER Tort . . oasis. la ististsraite Porte to accede; lio tire de- Nit tin , therNorwegiatt Court of Justice, which is to de.i -it is list er events of 444 i . there ways ',storm of thurnier and very heavy ] tail., obliged to go back t' L Tewkesbury; the parcels and •- ' t .• • ~) iII ' i 4 71 11 , •. - minds of R,Maid, ' 'This warlike, distrovitiou pet- • At thetinte our 'auntie's' made this communise. 'luggage weer .left behto4l..aud the snail of Inters ride in the chum irotituled by order of the Stort bins: the most 4 / 1 -WISI:IgM soigSIP P • Oar • ' • ' • !Do; fill - •; s I n v he elihe the people and the soldiery 4- Turkey; The ;thin, th e fl ood was tut abated, awe th e low grounds ..cooveied at, length to Gloucester. from which it against Coutit - Wedie Tatham*, is adjourned till . • Nude havaiiallussigittle. old abe SUL.TAN IS re resented whether Coute s ., ;boiled like one sheet of roamer, with ouly ills t"P" reached ► that cot), is before 'awed, about mem- February 20, probably on accousit•of the di ffi culty :ass oreerstli i Dumont 111 mouth Ai l p...ll.4o..upiwarius its the badge -rows.-1 iteed-; (B a tku erip id.) , .; , , ~,,„, ~_ • . - We cailloble alas Nate of uncertainty wile • WA'• of hie subects or from his•owu d • ion, a „I 'aPe'ut ' to and. of obtaining from abroad the req uisite documesstaryl sing PaP.crel It is romp kuble, that since tbe, Ist of Septum- .d; "pect to - -- ak • coueteritinople.' • Thoielf- 'inning expressed his detenninotion not to 1- - • TY's Al coin , , i., , - her last„ there bare beau . b at righters' days oithout , ev ' C m '. • oars , courie r ,. witoose. snivel. is expected, veil miss the dignity of hie-threw or the honour of M. -:, - . lirsidi the Hampshire Telegraph of Saturday-Portsmou th • ' 4. - i i . The Goarnmesit ha* reduced ens half the duty • . • • ,•• . o * seso ; . ' ' Pa l es] I d • aid Atrong ge es Int Mil s the fiat •pi gram , mu. . • tiring letters . gir fle Cho 26th of No ' empireby submitting to proposals which lie sms: .- ~i iith i i he ro , t o th e southward by - neat.- .00. Thursday on the in/porterage' of hops, and will return the dif- - Yeaterday we experienc.d. the most tremendous r . court has no intelligence. from .ite. .terneucio., d ' radio ll'h • then ma it beefed • have felt to be elk . ~ o. y . , y , f vie of wind from the S.S.E. that has occurred for i *Pt t. •- se fit ''h the "wale"' tell to• gg• 7 6 '. aid sat krence on" those already imported, if applied for e." r- • J ._ . 1111011.1111101, ourst tuittsopen releefisaa, awl The military military Governors of the frontier proyinsi shaeldtbe 'I. 1 . Tuesday wonting heat, had souk below. tholout • using yeasts ; ille era ran foal extraordinary brig.o. • . . e by the end of the year. The bar eters of, ikipialy, their handOlththe blued of their Sosare,l ~..) 7 h abortive of " blOragy o u a depreSISONN•MIST.I4IIIIWe'• - ' • have dispatched couriers to %tenni, but they ham item I ~. . g . but Use ships of war and numerous wind-hotted, at - albelvalla r. . . t ,,,,. . n 4, : 1 4 ossgslied so far back as September flogseresieshoadot question is net is our miudsaatialselmilly en ,-... . snercliaittmcit sustained no injury ; the former all' tObsastell• • st me eel bsaerglit as, account of rumours having been ins This ),,aught their anchors. sobeed, and the• eaose/MS,I ..,gflet Guntou,,,. by , . . estoft, th e bisoominp en mport one hundred ship lbs. of how (a ship posed: •Cirealation at Belgrade of the assassination of they swered by referriug he• some supposed di , sate 'briatinas aioritiug a at nisle u clock, was et the es- , heir% • neatly 400 Ihs.) duty free. 'nut plamint re- - i Captain Olingay. was obliged to *lip to save her , 2 r sultou. The news of this terrible . and. -decisive! of the Jealesieriev, whoo kt hi aisid,--, had oim-months ~. rdisiaiy deprearion of 27 Olden) and 13•YOths,.0 . lupe cable front chaffing, arid let go her sheet a s s - t ~, .. , gulatiOn mores rather late, - and! hi, 'are redly-Hi • , .ill. ' Wort emitted froatitht ISultais the- prolltheAf the : eion a f 5.20 th. below the scale of that tuetru- . ta untrue , e ‘ ts gunning to o an t h • be • bt • •cktilit ~ . ~chor, wluch foetuuatels brought her tills as at Oral • • l "re° • . . •, . ...._, danger of • brit* without beyriiirsli - is so import- - -•.- a , i albeit. plunder of Per.. Stiiit 4 pro•mise pees meld hare 1 tiiis• the era • wss making such breaches over her meto, which i n this c ount ry g wt! la r II supposou ~. a• aid evenas the health of le is concerned. ODESSA, JANCSISSIM 2., I LO ice by a columo of . uot less t, 1 glebes, nor :.. s . . , . We have intelligence from Courteotinopile oftthe been made by any Sentetiogn out smuttily insane; ' . Illit t hot it was a nth difficulty her decks were kept deer, Ore than 31 se•Thc . ler stood Our navigation is ad' opeo r sad our ointments .45th Nov. That ended was the scene of shocklOtej but had..the Sultan c iehlly so devoid of crib. i though her barite" were on, and every mow- at irsCies. ohne. c lionery ulessure . was resorted to for safety. T he . at 50. i r . . ~.,,,.. , - •,. •.. are made for- Finland.- ' ••• • • matte. The Ministers of Austria and Es nary oideestandimgoe Orrimiselo his troops the .64 4 4 The hirometer fa eery excellent one, by the late teil buret its bounds between Soutliseu Castle sod : • . • sr. PRTRRIIBURGII,‘DICRMBER 4. had - bad • conference with the Reis•Effrudi ou the' O d er of the most itreetthy, because the most ins ' • _anceiplieet M Andrews of Royston) stood on the mania Lump's Fort, and inundated all the low load there, I .---'• . . ' his capital, can it be betiered • •hat lite of Chrusunas-day at Caton. at 27. 90. which we St3d, to induce hem to have the Russian uniatativa desuious quarters of • • I alialot-' ' uµ, to Martnion-place and Marine-view, the WOWS i Duchess of Saxe Weimar is expected 1 here ty the • . • - tee]• Those two Ministers also had an sudienos 'Heat she Janissaries would have su ff ered such a wo- rk ; believe is lower !Mokpo, symbeen observed in th is i IPFceP • Illitt,be in which latter place sustained much injury . ' end of this mou th , and we have reasou to hope Heal of the Sultan, but to no purpose. His Highness mice to remain so long a time uusarldied:O• But . iii . A..... 'side wee to a considerable height in the harbous....! euutiqs • .11 vt • '' • .111rTeT"^ - i lioOded the lower parts of the 'souses ea : thre.Putat, tirk , , • she will make a long stay among us. •' I° . /1 "" 1 • answered, that he would not renew the privileges •blso conduct of barbarians can never hikWriliatel .r op o wit r , 141osyst through all the principal sewers, of the e‘ccounte ~ . from all parts of the eOllll. roeeroed The winter has not yet properly set in eitllii lii of I G reek • wi se e h 1 b • • toe mason, sum woe pt I e cod. ~ y. soy. princip es o 'acre mu o. I fd' t . r phew ard •.4. •ellibee.l trpfi tbi'demege 'Obtained b • the incessaust and - es ranw•n. Farlington Marshes were completely over- ~ , , ) the capital or in the environs. The weather is very' d• • MOUS o f the Russian ultimatum. the Greeks, be. ...rill venture to account for the caprieseolot'eniiit•Jy , !bided Rosen; iltal much damtere was done to the works of • heavy. Mimi, which have tow continued, more or • . , mild, the roads almost impassable. and all the - arre tlie - Portanouth Coeur, by the falling iu of its hiss, aMtug several weeks. are truly distreweiug. . added, have deserved and shoulentladarges th e puo ' power ? . . U. 1111 . 1 t e lithki. Providentially there were no lives lust at i r ..._=-_,...-___,.......„_.,, v5. „ J ., ~•, ,s -, u,; ; rivers open again. Should this weather contiuut ui-linseut of rebels. 'l l l'heu OM 411dibithallots re- Then m ma.: later intelligence front W 06.1 oi . ditioallid •theliort : but the injury done to the defences of i F OREIGN INTELLIG E Neitis• awl : fur some works, es it is feared. we may experience turned to Perm, under a numerous escort of Joni.- these Paperglfila i :that wldch has sketch beau tes MAC.Qtra 'the garrison, as well as to private property, ou 01l j ....,.. -S - & 3 •1 ' 4l a sensible decrease i n th e i m p or t a ti on of provisions, series, they were grorsly insulted by the populace; muted to our readers. .1,1 -is to be &nerved du Arreillf Cu- tow lanslt along the shores of the Harbour. ie , • • e. cs ■ st i r. whicli would in such u case become very dear. pistols were even discharged - against Lord Strang- filed the Repo of Retort the Obissisinee of the Coro . :,6 Awl nest 'vet considerable. Such a successiou of severs DUTCH '1411, 11 ,i , 04 r ,,, ,. , . peeled ts Accounts from Coostantiuogreed (in the govern- ford's Wel. It is Mid the Suliativoitsly end.ea- the state of the natioo,ikeisiteg ass . iwssnro.o codes of wind, and heavy fall. of rain, as we have • s olidi/144. AUGUST 4: i•- , ef itasiti ineut of Polio's), say that on the 161.11 October .. - such a I ured to put a stop to those excesses. Ond 'hat the change in the Cabinet, been attended 1, . rote tro; Lad this month, is not remembered. From the dispatches received from Major de We regret to h.ar, by the tiniest of • French Kock, we leant that on the conquest of Palesubaug there wee. each a full of snow a the oldest inhabi- Janissertea uttered the most vehement Imprecations cult, an event so important would eertio)dy Its • .444 mew Iflsliiiig-boat, that there iii•e a number of wreck!. un by our troops, two hundred pieces of anillety wer e tants do not remember. The narrower streets amid • uguittst the Grand Signior himself; who, six months been known in Paris by express. , • -. want of i aim tipproite French shore. of vessels both of this taken. The Sultan appointed by the Governmeet • were entirely blocked up by it. stove. bud promised f Its. them the plunder of the qua'. The French and Austriau funds hove , terry ye. cersittry aid Framer, and that many lives have bleu of the Netherlands entered ou the Government • r t • • • 47" • ,: s .4 • swat. "Ittl HANOVER. DECEMBER 19• ! ter , of the Franks at Pers. A courier has bees die. consequence of the reports coileerp • low. on the Ist July, by the name of Riau! Achniut riees The h There are upwards of twenty French beats here, mix .. m Ordien. Perfect tranquillity prevailed • emir Royal Ilightiestses the Duke mud Ductless patched with this intelligence to Petersborgben- Lion is Constuntill o E-e, I aud the oliogeesour,k, .4 • Nowtstin waiting for supplies of herrings, but there is no pos. ,st Palensbarg. Sid transports have already re- of Cambrid ge will retuni here to-day. They left PE'TERSBUann, NOVEMBER 29. the SULTAN. ‘‘ Th. 1 'chili.) , of their being ohm's...el, as our hsherinesi turned with a part of the troop s th a t f unne d t h e . Gone' yesterday, rod intended to sleep at Gottin- We lean,. that the sectsud corps of our army is ...„........-- IDralse st S like to venture out in such &tiger- geoeretly do not with • 'a. expedition to Palembang, including the sick gen. It is said that tiller the holidays their Royal making active preparations for the commencement A Dutch Mail has arrived with Pliers Or '. . the !Moroi much - Vas squally weather. It is • pane we hear aid wounded. The former are not numerous. - Ili h will to 81 . d• d 1 • of • . " ' • alai) from trith instant tract of •'r' I" 3 i g " ' arfliss trel g Dessee go ef 10, an spel l I are a a eempaign. e.ourters arrive y the ..,. ,FX I which arc 4tY .) that several bottle, which were tempted i i by a wa-t-n g -Too ,of the transports were most admtrably tit- :nuke, and the appearance of so few hburs more ted Irp WI hospital ships by the cure of Mr. Canute- great part of the winter. Emperor, and the Gazettes are heginuing to spa& ceding column. ' • ._.....-....-__. • 'w/Pobitwa • tie Hamb iusSerate weather, to go out on the evening of the barn, chief Surgeon of the Marine, and of Mr. Two persoiss were brought in prisoners Imre, 1111. of it. Nall-infortned officers are of opinion that .fto.lNTaw 4 20th instant. are missing, and that the bodies of two Vats Ratite, Surgeon, o h nee • ves oi u t h e execut i on d er a 'bong escort, a few days ago. They were there wilt be a winter campaign, which in that coon- or. Oa Tuesday arrived at Portsmouth the X that ship i of the men (Wm. Anderson and ..lohn Rotten), were ei, - eastie. GO, VictoAdalwal GRIFFITH Co te., $, 6 41. Ile set of their duties is most highly commended by Ma- arrested L. • • the of G ' at ripsic, on application the re try is more pleasant than a summer one. illtahrelpm sesterday picked op to Langstou harbour. It came jar-General rle Kock. 'The sick aced wounded - the Nort h A . . merican :nation, in which c. atom,' li i,:i to blow a bunions, ut tan p.m. that 'bight, fromN I I d TI 'eminent of the ...et ter lel S. ley were sent the Due. DECEMBER 18.•IIIIIIIaluited . - having been removed to the hospital at Vlrelteveedesi ..Alll '. Irvin lie Ntle Ode, 1 , ... S.S.W. and -pheelt probably drove the boats Iris Excellency the Goveroor-Genersl visited th em, next day from here to Onutbruck, and to be con- According to letters from Lower Italy, the was succeeded by Reat-Admiral I. , .1, 4 /ite; ailr.' .. v.-v. Leeward Wands who arrived at Ile ax it . bat to eta. on which occasion they all expressed' their gratitude ducted to lirdlesid. One is said to be a Captain, greater past of the Austrian troops stationed in e Go i , Ike Ernig I.g' 'V -- for the care awl attention which they lied experi- the other a subelterit, its the service of the Nether- • Sicily have lately beets concentrated at Palermo. Forte frigate, Sir THOMAS Cocuast'ski , .Geisompisi The floods in the iitlinity of tins city have, for . d i , A. Wire rimed. Lieut. Vat de kook, died 'of • hi, wounds la ir ds. 'f lie Austriau Commandant, it appears, distrust. 10th instaut, from Barbadoes and Brume . !Room slays pest, beers higherthan ever before 'anew. before I , .. . • - liAsutusa 'Llass ow , Ise. hospital ship could reach Java. HANIBURGH, DECEMBER 20. the Sicilians , fur all the national guards have been the West India Islands are now include el Gestic roe hersd, escept when caused by the suddeu thawing astotllly ti, of ice sad snow. In 1809, the flood Came on wi th • • FR•NKFoItT,* DECEMBER 16. Cali. . We have received tiom Vienna letters of the illth dissolved. Orders to that effect were dispatched newel command-that of Rear-Admit •! Sir It is affirmed that 'the Eft hilt Autharoador at • TLf - Sismaawat geese rapidity in copscqueuce of the melting of r K r e portio g that accordino to letters from &rutin. and immediately put in execution at Palemm. The ROWLEY, who is stationed at Jatr - -•i•s. loyal, mai Pies of snow *tech had been some time Canaatitiesuple leas conetaitly the most accoreleacs o S o t • Amiss tote Holnt ' iof il ' .ofthe I. .-. then had been-a great insurrection of the Janie's- motive fur that measure is not known. It Miami- Newmark had a short run of only t Area • occumulsting ; the present fl ood proceeds eutirely coun • te.incurston AillMe-Mes Irwin thestaio that has fallen. On Toesdsy and Turkey , d bas communicated them alone io the ne• at C tinople, in which the Sultan was rd that many of the officers of the national guard of from Halifax, it blowing a gale of wise' all theta' , Amu wow Wtslottchay pertly Ore whole of the. cbriat Church Aunsim Government, winch is site it testrecting assitesinate t Z S Z all' the Christians in Peru were Palrtmo were Catboteari. It is said that it bocky of sage through.-The lune, linear, • •• id Ar a Ws Porte. ....cat . • T ...AV .& MI . .. 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