The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-03-06 00:00:00

Kent P--44 The • . la iee returned her letter, , A , Sir (addressing the Speaker), Ipriety, submitted the letter which t o our consideration. Suppose you I,rWilt her petition I It might hat tct nobody else would hare present Isulable li.entleman, who is the M, ti ti. mice ga‘e me a petition, which :ettilyers had refused to present , t ni the situation of the Pante.% Vt hit ht ead then moved, as an Ar t i o n, that after the word that,' t oopted :—" An Address to , ilig that a Copy of the Report al Highness had referred, • ll..use.iv lord CNSTLERE AGII was sorry c l i mn :., but trusted to their indolgene!.. 11,, : r. Heath-matt who spoke I :hi, that stion in his ba:Als, gna t had met it Sr iwit it Ail the true ds, or an • • c e iv• lie denied ta tt the opinion Canncil •n sicced tfP Minot , qinisters of the day who were not 11 Si n Minister. could ha Vit'ATtl as Me, Perceval. iti his professional capaci knowledge of the circalatim of piss Jioral ..„ Higatim. He wished she had sill such . "eireval ; then siteit a 1•••.te.- wo uld hate wither been written • t or publisosl, As to co- letter bein4 returned uno;,eneti, It ris an unf.irinnate circums:ave attached to the separation of he Prince and Princes, vrit all corrt•spimii•neemisund had bee erstand n at tm end, lest It might ao.eravate the etistittg 's& Taat was not tne first letter whit • had been so returned. re, restrictions on the intercourse between the Princess and her latititer was lan of that •iudictive nature which might Is cab ponisbosent. The alteratioo in the visits from once a neck • fortaigh , , was made *len the young Ptiocess went la Muck i noreveat otidin ed her toliscatioo by te aarpt eisitl to tatitulttil w.ts lint intended to he confirm ,nett she should retort' to London to reside All the drool itamees of this g sit of flu me, lie lid not seri . justified in SL • •ing. They 11... d appeared, cos Aver, 3ufficierd to me g of. a. b l egarahle ',ninth - ts the Hon. p )eman. He must sal. that polies , inn of the ie.sec was such an appeal to the•coant ,- p• inet to,. Prole *: rzent, and sec lan areal to the daughti iztaost fattte-. ta render eve , . e:lauge the plan impos- : tachment.• which are going to Fraoce, takes frets s t .:!e. Of al' e nasetes in it, he most dies iprased of that ; • onto 73 , 1. Seth, n oting ode • ',wit . t•outirmist . 1';:eT0 was .esteaint oil the ° • inteccolise b••ttt ten the Print = s of 'V aks and the Rev Bish-i i•ved. They consiA of F.:t•ter t and if she had eorrovinn . co , ed wiv that Prehoe, sne : a ltc,ne, and are 11.. t have known that the King, from religions aitvives, nad en- • in' :roc .d that her confirmed i nut rake plaet . t ill she attain , - . d' l3Cn• et! 'le age of 14 . His R o. . al Aignness hxd condescend- dtw ads ! stud its rein's: rime veldt his servants, in lid Z.i .testy to distil rge every part of ! rh , „ „ apect t i iaiportant mists Wit) the re-rest attention to the pithile wel- ' ' meats, which tir-. He should resist, therefore , ti.e p rodue2i9.l el Inc Joni- P - me::ts, since no Parliameotary ground coat ..) r alleged fee it. I fur France. Sir l'/0 1 .S1 A S MER ht, i ngheen perinnally al1,11*(1 ta, . These detachments are taken from the army of Soult, from hoped for a sheet ithhigehee. ti e did cot know whe.fler I • was aceubed of ~ae e brin ger tz oi ,l legal that denominated the Army o f P ortu g al, anti of the Centrt. -••helher it was fir the advice he then have ;or for his row hay- ; Frir.n the regiments 63 and 94 go a Chief of Battalion and a ' i n ceased to he one of her Royal Highness's. legal Avisers. '.Commandant of the Staff. of to r;, he waited oil her at her regrew, and gave his profewional ; We are ;assured that the General of Cavalry Vennemecom, toupee. Had he dune wrong in that ? He should not disclose that evidence, but he bad in that advice the satishe ion of being the division of Villate, ill go likewise for France w ith 1000 p ai ned by Mr. Perceval, who was not then in the Cab i n e t , hut horse. professional tired. All he should say was. that h.. never die- In consequence of an order from Soult, on the SOth Tan. erred lust foundation for the charge s made agaiustche all the horses were takeo in Talavera as useless,--from the Coin er • Cominissaries ' oth - Lisbon Papers were received this stort?lng to the 21st ult. • trolls Wattlimey' sickens the conduct of the perjured =tigers, and that of perfidious judges; for r perhapOrgeneracy in men any age, onl; I I and that net a sea, divotees hat part _ Realm, can be etempt from danger,' if and injustice are countenanced or concealed by those who ere put in authority by the per ple ? As every circumstance connected with this affecting subject must be interesting to our Readers,we lay before them a- brief history of the origin of the marriage between the Prince and tablish any jii. _ _ Princes. Certaiely he was not line of her advisers now. Ttse • . w be filiation he held would probably have precluded him from that : missal - vs of War, I .of Magazines, anti - .". he had . not he , a applied to, and ne prestimed her Royal ; Commissaries; and from all the officers of infaeity, op to the '-'.;:detres employed those iti whom he had :.tore confidence. i Chiefs of Battalion, iii order that they night be delivered to the Th... lion. Mr. BRAN O admitted the competency of the I Commandant of-Dragoons, of regiment, No. 4. Frlry Connell in the case they had ha.), e them ; but cotwentled, 'het their report exposed the affairs of the country to mnen ditfi- , By an order of the intrusive King, notices were affixed up in inky and dan;er. He made various animadversions on the United of the arrival of Napoleon at Paris, act that it Wall tie speech of the Noble Lord, Red concluded by observing. that if cessaryi that Joseph should proceed to that capitel, to visit his they refused to entertain the application of the Princess, erf lied j.' tine to the lira gnbject in the Cintsbtry. the y brother, and confer with hint on the Important affairs of Spain. Mr STUAR fAV ORTI.I.Y said, be felt warmly on the sub- : It is said, that ill the course of lust moutb eight mails from te.-tr... , a may of honour. He could not vote either for the or,- France arrived at Madrid, with much intelligence, bat none of reitian, or for the aHVO4O: , :lit • I.ot yet he d;..1 not think w hichhad been made public. Noble I eel had riven a miti.factot v answer to eith. rof . On th e flirt. side le . . :: L.lti. eiere. at . : deleehmeats Of .., Re was extremely av-rse to ieeine, the Royal Varsity ' „,.,.,t •. . 1, year after Sear, before the !louse of Coutaloos. me , F ..._ retteh coups the vilturs of OropeA, Navalmo likord , •-h thr,Ne_ble. Lord', ate , Comrni sinners. went.,fultshetala.a..g!!!l!: 0 't Wotan& .°64 1 rw 44i ed.o- seemed to require; and that 04y: I . hate confined thew-fres to the erlntinal charge airier, A INlalta Mail arrived tr:;tl mornitig. %%ow to the possible plot!, -- , h on a Welt their advice •. „ , hi •et.ift , . - --- . utse ALTAR, F. 4.—We learn by the Malta Mail, that air i vtak.i. Princess Or WALES, and , subjoin, a letter from the former to the latter, of the date of 1796, which, if any further proof of her Royal Highness's innocence were wanted, would sufficiently afford it. It is generally well known, but not improper fel state here, that the Princess of Wat.r.s is the daughter of the late Duke of BRUNSWICK, and that her mo ther is a sister of our present KING. Of course, she is a ►t cnnf.'n of t' Prince her hir'rrri The) were 3 6 0 1107 Bth of April, 1795, the f': ince being ' ‘lll - r,e; led a t e ?mkt.; ,w4ri t V2ls fAtit" 141 "tP VW will be 51 the /Nth day of nest tterwillime4lls on the 17th of twit 7th -, t:J.ert. Toe tiro Rep Oft of .00, . ..f e:.•••••?!...pos•l4.Laph.ta . yaet t , le King to receive the Pa.cess ; and WM .1116 Wit •41.:.' JUlertZtediailfte s ia. iktillia, 110"11. 63 " 4 -o' , 1 6 • 4 41 , 1 ,loir d - - Ma part raked up old documents. on v.hit It rit.y bad acquitted her , Beutiock is not to proceed to Ali cant at was expected. y. On the of Jeneary, 1796 , t h at i s to ' ,a y , Itnyal Bighorn before. If the Pr;nce Regent had said. "As Osumi° Fie 9.s.—The kronen have seat foraging paella la precisely nine months from the clay of their mart ~ ye, went hoshand, and as the father of your child, I choose to re- 1 . " ;trim you to visiting her once in a week," the public n ight h ave i the direction of Braganca. was bore the Princess CUARLOTTE of WALES, who, —01.—.. . bees satisSrti with an arrangement which t was his ri, , ,bt to bake, if he thought tit. ---. ±iowever, he should have l being their only child, is the heiress to the Throne, Into aware, that his own conduct, at those period , . is hen those The Princess 'of WALER, whose cause we Lave so and who , of course, has now completed her 17th recuSations were going on against -- would dot bear ; zealously advocated throughout, from the strongest, the suit:tete scnolay ; and he thought that the . 11---- E— - o' . at least the putt odght not to Ike insensible to the ev:nts which had taken place on s 4t of all motives viz. a con- year. The PRINCE, at the time when he was about to the Continent. . sciocsness of its justness, soundness, and rectitude, Mr: W. SMITH thought, that if a sister of his were treated ,be married, in 1795, was greatly in debt. He had es lite Princess of Wal t. had been, he s:.oulti feel ev.resneiv obtained last night the compleateh triumph her best owe. He regre:tA much that he could um see very cfrarly hairn annual allowance from the imam:, besides the Sidles. was w l• e nfltrded ; and 11... object( dto the Amendment , ; se" 9 c ould . . ' ft' d wish. Would that same victory over " an • `IW the reasons A :fed by the Noble Lo I. bet b! . .eattse he 1 baseness and pe n ury were ca.pairle of restoring her amount ef certain revenues in the Duchy of corn knew rot hy what mode 14 proceeding it roll he followed tip. But, wall. these proving insufficient, to meet his ex ter.. orsasos RV felt pernihr pain in d tf , riog fr.y.o he wounded peace of mind !Eat alas, she is in a country Amendment proposed by his lion. Fri..ati. lie knew oo Pars , foreign t o gaveherbirth. She is mart . ' that which liai..eataty grutoids no whiten to utl tress he P:iner tt•gent to ! debts to the amount of 6.:19,1)01. 4s. 4d. lav the pap• rs •'. fore the douse. if the had the export ee. :to a man, who has withdrawn his connubial protee tore Mesa, it siJuld not enable them to form an rice:.r tte judge i When the Peru. ce sins married, a proposition was *esti of the c..se ; nor could he find any censiderattou !hat would tion from her ; and by that abontlonment Alone, istidfy the 'nteiterenre of' the Howe of Coto , tins. 'I he Prince! made to Parliament for the payment of this debt, r.cgent had the power of am father to as how often, undt r :al , t gave countenance for suspicion, which being allowed which. indeed, seems to have been stipulated for be eircomstances, Lis wife sli old visit his IL gh. et ; and as a Ra--• uninterruptedly to grow in the rank soil of courts, T etsigo, he had the fa. then right of sot erintemlibg *Le educa- like the .s lte'e tribe ofparasitical l ts fore the marriage ; for, in the report of the debate p an ~ hint of the heiress to the Crow n. M. e.l,..reaed any ads ice to, II hag S h o t tip, I 1 or rferer:cc sii,h the rood Oct ..f, ti- Princess, on his upon the subject of the debts, the Duke of CLA pan, ar.: On Olaf of and of those with %store he was in the h o art , with a tree as !talent as that of the Upat ; RENcE is stated to have said, that, " when the mar ht" actirg. lie de;,reeated al: atte.:ipts to c , .t Otto raw Ly : spreading its infectious quality far and wide, and !N c i ing fa- ily fends awl diwietoinits. lie wished ,hat all could ' coming in with it ' ringe of the Prince of WALES was agreed upon, there lay the it hands on their hearts and say the same , s t indisposing every t hing 'Lord CA ' sist.i.R!',Atai disclaimed every intonation of that , not endowed with immortality. . Truth alune, of ; With a stipulation that he should be exonerated from miens._ his dehts." Much and long opposition was, how- Mr. WHITBREA D, in explanation, said, -that tip. Report I divine origin, and possessing " a charmed life," has threw a doubt on the innn-e.)ce of the Princess of Wales. Ile ; ever, made to the proposed payment by the country, been able to survive the pestilential transpiration , had, the -e ore, wished Air its 1 reduction, intending to have mused for such f :rt • er doctelients as the case might seem to re.. ' from - the branches of rapidly glowing CALUMNY, ' and those who made this opposition contended, quire: net the testiu.onies borne. in the course of this debate, .after having paid his debts, to a 'great amount, •lif t 11 l of d nth The I(. that , that gurative y, no reit y, ree e . cruel . fi in her favour, bad greatly sospentled the necessity of his Mo- ; tint,, upon a clear undirstanding, that no more 1 position in which this innocent, this patient Princess ; in 1787, Mr, C , 10 b a d ND ci c emoted, that painful as ibis debate must I 1 debts shoal:Lb e contracted on his account, the na lie to all be cleaved a g reat COOSOIatiOD anti satisfaction from ! his been placed for so many years, must swell to a bearing what !tad jm t fallen from the Hon, gentleman who i most n ful estens• the breast of every human i lion ought not to be called on again, and that the spoke laq, which did him as much credit as the ability and zeal I • with whin he t .ti sti, I:orted hi motion of amendment. The , being endued with the ordinary sympathies of , King ought to pay the debts out of his annual allow. mils , ctov which could have supporyd Roth a motion as that pro- once, which we here call the Civil List, and- which N oted, ;nu! Dien dune:sway by the immure le and rook abed sec- • his nature.—But the hearts of the compassionate 1 tercel of acquittal wNizb bad been pronounced for jeer Royal cannot but burst with' pity and commisera- I amounts to nearly half as much as the" whole Arne- Ili o thness to the course of the debate. lie sbor Id therefore vote I vitae revenue. a4:ainst the motion, or the =endow :it, with a frill conviction tion from the united feelings arising from unmerited that he was doing a bat public duty required, and what every i and This proposition was, at last agreed to; one qoartand from th er, proper feel* justified. He, like the Noble Lord, i had cline neg ect sever ity n share in the transaction of DAV, and he considered the decision base and brutal treatment 'that neglect has exposed and the rounds upon which thls ne w call upon the public then I.ronottneed as a verdict of e......p1e1e aetuilttal. If he eon-' sidered the present Report is k are. ival of form r charges, he her to in another •; 1. e. from a still more base andipurse rested, was the Prince 4 marriage. The debts woto!d not, had he been in the Councils of the Pante Regeot, in the: were to he liquidated by certain yearly deductions ICROSItIin ED RISS P 1 If there were virtue has , advlsed his Royal Highness to sign the Commission ; be should have rontrno d himself with saying, that as a father his country but half proportioned to its increased po- Ito come out of an additional yearly all o wance to be Royal I i . iganets oat ' a rigor to eoniroul his own family, and as a NM. et .o'n to educate tile heir to the throne. After the ,sepia- pulation, ' the venal the slavish, the time-serving, I made to the Prince ; and, in case of the death of the , . • nations of the Noble Lord, be did spot think the proceedingt h e fa Vll' scribblers , who have made the : King or of the Prince before the debts were all paid, use- t ing liable to that objection. He should, therefore. pupae the ire= . Seat motion, trusting that no future motion of the tam triad ' widowed bed of this much-injured Lady a worse ;the PaYmeat of would come before We i loose. Every man w ho look e d tq the th an PACICRUSTESI bed, would be, together with ' public revenues. con.sequesces of angry discussions, aid protracted debates oo such sot.jects, would think no period so woper to tensile* she authors, the titled authors, of . the mischi ef , to same thing in stn s them as the present. Mr. BRACTSIE BATHURST justified hi mse lf a nd kb co l. inhale the atmcsphere of their own noxious effluvia given for the pa; leagues in the course they had Warn. the year's taxes'. Mr. CA NNINt: repaints,. , only. The SOLICITOR .IENERAL thought it was enough trans.' Whit do Ministers deserve by their unpardonable The Icing, tit, the last Report that the Speaker's name was signed to et.— ' s _ a call i vt Iwo the Princess ma'e a complaint on so solemn a painng ousequiouswess, to it by no worse a name . twenty days . cn.,fir, • • • . ikaion, is became his Royal Highness to refer it to those What I know that Sir J. and Lady DOUGLAS had for an establishment ven.•ral.te advisers whole names were In the Commission. Al. lodit.e, to an ex pr e ssion of Air. Whitbread's, referring to the perjured themselves; and yet concerti such turpitude " and lila Itutast spouse, oni.aun In by his Rol Highnots's legal advisers and fromt he public ) Why, these men, by such ceed • them th at the benefit y, pro 4 3 "' hog he had him in the s ein e situattoo in which he (the Snit. •- - rnor General) bad had many is his fortunate practice, he said ing, must have drawn upon them the odium of beeffecttially "enured that be should have then bad nothing to fear; for dread of - cross-examination vanished where there was nothing to conceal, every Englishman, from the Prince to the peasant. lined am fr Ile, together with McAdam and Mr. Jekyll, had certain, papers Tht ha ve, b y the i r loos and various W." .., Termed I • them, on which they gave an ipinion; b u t which b e Y sever since saw, till it IMMO* limbic. i throws the natio. into dew pre —° - -1 -4 , 41041 saw iron the .~, ~. 4 `. . - .: ~`; • .t2^,' ... caused opined joy , this chnnity marriage of this ifluitriOns Lady and the birtha Tsai child. : What a contrast, alas 1 is presettieh lq Ai* rences of the present.day ! What shott-sighted L.' A , tale we are Who, at • that day, could hale aniiri . . that the H uts *al to dot* irh i fbi osuri•eit iuld haVe to toihplain, aye, and to mak! iiesOid. her Complaints, of beiiig debarred a free lemmata& cation with that child! Now (as Hendee says) we torn thlite ()their pit.: tare. But en which we say nothing:A:Reid • LETTER FROM THE PRINCE OF .ALES TO THS PRINCESS •OF WALES. MAOAX,--As Lord Cace.mcoroeure informs me that Os wish I would delbe in wild* the tmos Ivan whlrh wei are to live, I shall endeavodr to explain myself anon that bead with as mach clearness and as much propriety as the bat tore of the subject will admit. Obr iecliaations are net in our power, nor Simla either of se be held answerable to the Other, because nature has not made tis suitable to each ether. 66 Tranquil and comfortable society, however is in our poweit " Let our intercourse. therefore, be restricted to that and t 64 will distinctly snbicrlbe to the condition which you teiteirei A . " through Lady COOLIIOND6ZET, that eten in the eveht of adY 44 accident Itappering to my ea. , ghtPr, which I trust Providence " will inits mercy avert, I shall not infringe the terms of that " restriction, by propoiing at any la rind a cm - widen if a - " more particular suture. I shall now finally close this dim. " greeabie correspondence, trusilug that Ito we have completely . explaioed to each other, 'the rest of our lives W.il be past tit " unfOterruptrd tranquillity. 6 ' With great truth and sineeiiii. ygmr'., • Wipetwor Castle, April 90, 1 / 9 6. • " tiv.).4432. P." On the french afairs in ; general, and on the, : French Expose in particular, we shall speak more fully, ; perhaps, in our next. ' Time only aliews us to say, that If the disasters of the Ortnd Army tare I. oct •.".. , ..mg. , ..1 the character of their Empire insOm6 duree, they hard changed the.tone and manner ot' t their rtoperbtats '4owar 16 ntsilit 7 Galion. -AV his 3 been obi iird l . in order to make the pe..ple satisflerli I with their cortreeati-colierttion, to include the adtmite - tlges pined IV' Ftance, in its furious netrolutiosta" when Jacobins Old the sway. Abolition of. Tithe d; --Destruction of the Feudal System—Deprivatlott; of Monastic Orders, and apuliratton . of their itilmense 1 , property, &c. ice, all which till now (in taking: stock ), as our tradesmen express it) were articles • l deemed improper, for prudence-sake, to be brought lotto tine common account. He seem to stand in need of d little more democracy Ozttreet of stetter from Gibraltar, dated Feb. 15 t —We have td Worm you, that the Governor hei Mien out that two' Athericen frigates have been taken Obi Gotithiudon and kiker), by his Majesty's ship rofdkre ) ofl 74 guns, and one destroyed. At the Levee on Thursday, the general Depuitsiiott from the Catholics df Ireland, consisting of Earl FINGALL, Earl KENISARE, Sir FRANCIi GOULD, Mr 4 BURRE, of Musk, Mr. HUSSEY, Mr. MACDONAW3 and Mr. O'Commoit, were presented to his Royal. Highness the PRINCE REGENT, when they had the honour of presenting their Address, which wis Most graciously received. • The Deputation froM the Catholics of the Comity and City of Limerick, consisting of Earl K exx tee s Mr. EvAxs, of Limerick , Mr. Howdy , jun. and Mr. BUSHELL, of London, were presented 4. the sometime to his..ltoyal Highness, when they prise sented the Address of that County and city, whleli: was also received in the most gracious manner. Marshal -JOURDAN has been recalled from Speln and put under arrest. This circumstance is thus ale luded to in the Journal de Paris of the 26th slit.— " Marshal JoURDAN having been sent for suddenly to Paris, was confronted with another Marshal id manner unexpected by him when a disclosure tpolt place, which motives of policy and discretion oblige. us for the ',meld to orerlook."—Our Readers wilk be pleased to recollect, that this General is one of the.dldest in the Revolutionary school—has served with, and' has complimented with MOREAU nud Pte imukatt, and therefore we shall not be surprised (as believed ih Spai. that N , ,(, , ~,. _ ~..:__ ... 7 j4i_...,226. .. 4 ,. , .....•"7" - •- - ---_ - - --- •,.. -4.- .- , - - • 7, .. s . :"VV" "7 4' . 7 l r.* ----- t i F r" A, 77 '• • . liOratter of the House of Lordi ' - 16 :.,,,, 1141016564 t 11111141 4. *-s • - '' 4 .7.., ' ' ' 's" ''o' ~ . . 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The 110, .. ert. ..., woe. ,„. ._:,., ''..: . sUiii . My4ll4illtdi , Abilled tweladtpi Weide. taU...et WI" tirieftedek Ciarkoo- Moir; ttarriaitlebte - n, who is the Mover of this . ques- •I • ~.... Define .. - l••4..siedi. 0 ' suck istlOVehtte Wide . .aielol ,'rho Sims 1& .stilie.Pittittili Tbil thotti that his •Rotetltilfll4l4 - ' Waterford , • -... ~.. s a petition, which he told me 138 i t • ..'' ' t .1 ' ',* 1 - Weed colls• - wilLii itis eerfifiC, NA * lig btlieelet &oft% betty iikuiiiiiry eitriiiiiiiitiliel - , , , mid to present. This might have 1. . 1( Malts ' ''' 4l . 4 ••••• -• ••• 1 / 'painfully anxious eye WA ' S *oil fait prevent iti 44104 hie OA'S% illihrhai eldeh iOntillot *• ' of the Pilate's of Wales."—Mr. Goveabingli •••,••••••••1 . . Guernsey ...• •• ••• • • abutting; again with eage and *fey. t. al pliy, lite baVa..litiest tiiii, to had hit marriage not tae • red, as an Amendment to the ma. - ' "iv """ ' ' jeg _„,_ L _________—r----«••- . (one babe ; hestridi • law • I blow ' word ' that,' the following should • - i aew- . et tbe .....tb, P &Art . .., . . . , ri Address to the Prince Regent, PItICS 01 STOCKS THIS DAT A KA WM wesocit. !she and * * every *pi *et- inenp-ebda..dcoain tbir. Bet,har" ?toy* Ifightiebt also brodght *lli hibiliihif ; India * SANS ' • w i n d,“, - , . • - ' • , t doges to lose tad,gratltpder; §hti liikihpieldintail at Ty of the Report .to which her !hat!t Olt _ i tgi qur Exchtiltpr OW" 3141 1 , lad referred, be laid before the ; r p : 4: vell eut. . VI 584 !nat. 3 i !r, . _. Although, is will ,be aeon by else Pirilamentary ; e Jinn at a son of great beauty, but not great. 1 per Craw • 71 •; .- -• = . '....i Reports, tbe pubik wasexcluded from the Galleries than: her sateetnem of manner, , her icguireti tit GII was snrry to trotthle tits` Roofing see 5 Pe Cent Nay 9 991 -..-. far Ant 11% •_•_. • • . i , . , . ~, to their innlye. Ile conk! .-tare sne Lew . Ana. 15 S-161 . Lotter/ 'richer' of the House of Common, last mins, yet,we believe,. plirlimants,.eila her strength and greatseecni ottani , spoke I ~I, mat he was glad to And th e , _ - r - - ,--...---- --.--- , the substance of what passed will be , found. nearly She ems received hi England 11 itb tienspoeti of joy i a~ ite it ni 'net it in a manly manner, and g tals of an attack on the Minister, et ' TI - 1 E .STAT'ESIII:4N. 1, exact, and which, amounts ' to a fali and complete addresseeof admiration and gratitude pbured to irpoll . rt"l • ' f tit•• Members of the 171 I.'. the optinon, o , . _ , ____._______._______ _ .__-_-,-.---...--_ 2 - .-_---.—,--- ! v le.r.ed tn.- Nlinitte were hindin . 014 an toe . , , . indication of her Royal Highness's character . We •beefrom ell quilrte!ie, end her husband *ai •.cotigrs:' i$ Ito were not then em,sulted ;or that be, ~._ . • LONDON: •• *. do not believe that the insidious, the dishonest words ,tiiiiled as the bailifirt of then. A Abutter torrent di T oitt J .. vic%%ctl as any party to the advice of , trofesitonal eapae , l}• tie disclai. - ed say 66 seeming tadiserdions" were made use of. gut the , dresses poured 'a Darin the bit th of thekrineessCS ( Amt renlatiln of par:tgraphs reflecting an bet * • lIATIJIMIT., MOWN 6, 1101. .....-- • heart sickens as we proceed in the examination into Lows of %VALI* In abort, no 6enta sown ever td -. ..;.,,,.t OW II:lli hi 'II "lel. ad V I M . r . ' , as Mr. .. _ ..___ v. . v. _ _.... ...pailt PA this monder to the . ass enitaiet of the neriured accusers, and that of her hare caused such upraised joy in this ennui', its ti.d. ior 4 lilt UM. lat Ltenow, Feb. 17. —By a dispatch fromills Eteelkery the calling themselves nobk, was never, in any age, ! child. e d . Marseal General, the Mirquis of Torres Videos, dated Fre- . . . height ;as the very men, WI her Irma*, F r i,. tu . I t appears that no tnovetnis t of itoportsure • careteu to so. offensive a or io the Al-' some the vary Noblemen, who pronounced a ver- - rencei 1114 ' has occurred , either in the army of the L t o :i , t t o lied Amiss.. ' ' . .. dict of intwence so Many \lean ago do now t talc u . • ... ) :e.l. any t. ',ma woad° tot paled, t_ . ltistal;*a. ti4Tister.lay tirerends - • i'liFess, -- ITals: theta-, ~,• ..- x- k v. -.---- -, 4.40 uru it relettry I)un Fe:ix ,Costaohos, ?row whom wo s MoY eormi 'the Princess, 'posterior to ' that* period, insinu. wouli I'm. 1 that impulse and encrgy which we have so long 'labor) f or in I ate her unworthiness to be indulged in, the her e( r. as vain. • . thatost indelible and most respected yearnings cation B•DAJOS, F e b . Fb 9.—They write from Talevera de la Reins, . ,try I hwy., under the dto of the first of this month, as follows. The de. io f flat re, via. an intercourse with her child, her No . 1 1 :IA 0 43 '" tacliment4 which are going to Fra ser, taken from the iota, only c goa l and that child not a see, but of her own tare. t i :, i :161 b, 73 , 1. sotto, sod 94111 r egiments ()flight infantry, have er- Sex l ose your doors ye devotees of wicked men in LETT iliv i surd. 'They coniarit stack of 13 officers and men, and 30 sub. power Ye worshippers of Mammon whatever be . sne . alie.na, and are goia‘ to Toledo, where they will be joined by : t- ! the sh thi s your. idol assumes I Talk of the at pg Co. i: other dctachmsots from the regimeuu that ate in that city" wish ' ad- ! stild its vicinity. They arc all proceeding for Madrid, where ;' Churchbeing in danger, from only doing justice to if are thy e,:pect those which have heels token from the other re- 1 a loyal long-suffering class of our * fellow subjects, 4 . bow et of ! :71. - i gintelits, which went to ► Valencia, in order to join, and march who hate fought, bled and died in th e service of their '`• tare it. I fur Fr.ince. " oar _ rho What part of the Realm, or of Its es- 4, oche C 1 - 1111%..c vciaric an. ...a. ^ -....----- a - 7 _ \ of the remainder wu to fall upon the far as it might have been believed itt Spain, that 8011*PARti lit, burls(' in the snows of Russia) that es. So that it amounted to exactly the the quicksilver in his barometer . of ambition might: a - effect as if a simple vote had best be-found rising to an apex. 'This has been reported payment of tke debts, at once, out of at the Thaillerles no doubt. es. , ' Varr-DAAgrerire Assoc:billion ter the Roller of the Manufac . torlsOnd Lishouring• Peer kre authorised in hi* Message to the Houses in about . to say, people st II nttering of a Witte of the so: after the marriage took plate, taken 'euty of the ple called Mht st. late in coo& Mutant to be settled upon the Prince " o h m w i t h t h e R e s, J o h n . a tt. at the City • iliii spouse," and, at theume time, told Road Chapet, . ,it eirtmtgroed .to malt 4 # ,1. ,. benefit ' of any sash settlement could not 1 Peb tic e t rlitc gnarling -paq t , h tp 10tIk .• N . Inv, In behs , , Asssuittstlut t est Relief . . . poured to the Prince, "tilt he was re. and Benefit the Manofactisi 11014 ,likeurine ' his present onounslaresees to dkW p i ,,,, a _ se d , iell imppr e f aid ai i vim p it ; t t • ikon this gronsg. ths Ptiocel Siiern hisig t r, ii - 7i a tt i ez hi it ant i oit . t i ot o, iii , a the antis* *at atimateili It !la ' vitt4ellliotrilittirlutdOpiti ' • ' ' •