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Al' heata`c/oek the 'ffiessidetst•eommemed the metillig of Ike Address, which had ~tlwtMbelfßd•lha *aid, hg the majority of the Conamissien..., Muria already that three Ministerial Illendoera, as I `left as lbe'PrPsident of the Chlinber, a necessary Ilfeltifeh thetonfienissiton, had voted against the project ditto Ad. mleiree. The most prefi.rrd sikseeprevsihrd dr riert he meal- r as i oriroint of assooishinert, however, manifestefl ixilett cold gentile, en seeing that for the first time a lan geage was held suitable lu the national dignity, that do 'Walken was made of anarchical oppoitilion, or seditious &chime ; fa abort, that nothsuu warisaitegaiest the spiell pi shsos. mad ageism the Itevulniitsu •Oh 'ms hacknied sub- ' jectS df deelaMetioe, Wil‘ 4 elpsell all She )11kIresees furore voted were filled. The Pleader' had eearcelylegillidifbA Me Feedbag elr Ae Address, when the !Slimmer of FursimbAdfairs damissidedlo he beard. Ilia presence alone its the Secret Cuesepitleclod excited muse surprise. They were astonished to see a Mi. Dieter there rise no lowger belonged to Ike Chamber; thlryi were still velure astonished to me bids site first to socentitlhei tribune. After • fee oneeeeele of agitation, the moat prol fuund silence prevailed in the Chamber. • I M. Piniquier etprested himself nearly in these terms':— My duty, as hlibister of Foreign Affairs, is to demand Awl *oppression of a paragraph of the Address—it is the one phich has refereuce to the relations of Fiasco with Ftlifigl rowers: " We congratulate yon, Sire. on the continuance of your 1 11 1 11111dly missions st ill, Foreign Powell., in the just coalideoce shed so precious a peace is not parchsesid lay sacrifiees incom. rather wig the tumour of the nation and the dignity of the 1 eumerlue that this paragraph must excite the attentioe of .4b. Assembly ; it undoubtedly dues Out correspond with the I ,4otentions of those who diem up the Address. If 1 form a pest idea of the relations which establish themselves between the King and his people, ft um the words of the majority, sod the discourse which the Chamber of Deputies address to him its answer, I coosider that it i• in this important act that the confitieucti which ought to reign betwetu the Monarch and the million is eatabli•lted, and that the public forms its judg. meta diugly. Now, in the framing of this paragraph, arra is out • single word of the Kings Speech, rod it giver to whit! his Majesty says ass intention which it altogether un suitable, aid which may have very serious consequences. [Hem the Speaker re-read the phrase of the Speech from Throw.) litre, Geotleinen, is all which has any relation with the Peace which exists between the King stud I:Loretto Towers. IThese wuitte tan give rise to nu solicitude. Tialishililif4 never been disturbed. The passage iu the 251411111 ~ t .ea A i it, ' 41 its duty. 'dress the el iit was stel i , the School of ought . 'gad it. I It is necessary to know the end and abject of the Speech these.' be Throw. rli meets to me that the King there exist. hits France as he luos seen it through the eyes of his Nisi% hers. fur be eau only see through them. If constitutioual tee Helium) are established between es soil the Howarth, it'd' ' lest iii order that we should approve of wh•tever his Illisimit 'tees have said, but that we may tell, him the truth. The King demands It lithe you, and France' sends you here soles, to tell it. We seuMsicevaipliali by our !anytime this animism, which the habit of Ministerial practices has hitherto rendered so difficult to us. Every thing else is' weakness. Who gave the Minister the right to nee Kat e in this man. tier the expression of the Commisaioo? This expression is peptise ; the Commission made use of these words, just confidence; why are they to be suppressed? I dare to say that sone can be either more awful ur more true.—aud it is by 'Herten that this ',Meister answers them. It is thus that taking refuge &Wags is whet brimbitrary, he most give s hit own arbitrary isterpremitios to the taboos of tie Chamber of Deputies; aid when we speak of our just con ; admire, he seems to demised that we data bin siollud eon ' Skeen. I demand, its the same- of the Cualmission, the preservation dam paragraph. - 1 •• , tv.tt Isi The Garde Jr. Sceaux.—The ffiecessioe w hirl listarisrs, is Soto, the lerattest.whkh, up to this daj; betesee.si 'we Ilk eheasher. The preeedieg opesberiliathmephed finds into ge. es 'realiti ; I will not follow him hoe them. He has not oc. copied himself wild the paraysplit ler itiillf;"l Witt not de_ got from it. The !Cheesier might * einpisse *WC twits functions. To the King belongs the sight "trace and war, and that of regulative; the relathsts - Witki Wedge Powers— Wretlsi kiwi simiesittee.h•e ~ • ak swig semi the word. of the Charter,. •nd I ass at.• Ispn ' hitrifistkipil tisc woe of • the fudge whirls they . tzeite. • latillerap-4wit gip twirlionibility .ef 'Minis. toss • Gudittait4ilii t k 1 11411 tint kayo thi'llsiAltallidela l illielfilisieleiPhooly calls,/pr your itatetemsprsks lite fislbee*Dellpft , —.Mbfell dippopatic set is objected to, at whet, that "Treaties to be olettelltded demand idereby.. Neither of ibigloteasse apply to ppu m Tlst paragon*, sulks .therefunt Ile be retrenched; fret, because it is lotrUdueed by *oohing; and in the seemed pad% Sed I as it ItabliNallet; bedtime : ft is stijoriols.—( Veep teeillwtstenurre chat the paragraph iisot without motive; the Kitt( epersly speaks of the coottuu.oce of his friendly relations ; neltlie; of peatt our of war.— (d. Isanuder of voethroot• not iefides.") e . Mkt President calls, on islerrupteas to '¢e ;Abut.) Tbe Garilidee iitteriiited it will lie dif- Kroll for me to shim*. nerfralleesl 1:16 dititted 10 Speak sm. Peeper', Oil a ptujet t uf sail Address, the rashes of which hear for the first time —(A /wool) • A Voice on tbP left. , -sTow twee it yvaleiday, ei least. ' Another Voice,—/Ind leo no friends lit theconomisaion The Garde des &mai answers—l say that the King does Dot speak here, either of peace or war, for a very pada me son, because it cannot clog into the bead of any one that Illio peace can be interrupted by any body. It was enough, tbfillAir the Address empress smogratalatiosi, with respect %this fact.aanouiced by the King, sad kis ostler to speak ciontlitioas on which (hie peace can be maintained. I do soot, rieetsidly, beiiroe that iletellodnulioiets wished this; but I maintain that the paragraph is injurious. Who was 1 0 Webs KWIC. to La )141 lacy tp .face that the Chamber hei a jest confidence that he has Hut dune wrong ?—(riolond rialdvmsgert.--A somber of woke* feetwiteles left —" Wbp du non introit uce lb: yams* tht o Kipid i fity craters ikitity with the 111 inistersn The Garde debillilovele4llalinwea-4 oak yotyiklikoms, dem) one said-Seamokagf-Pos--" I haws just coalkliont,t you have nut committed . mean act." would he not could it orijoet ? It is, 1 repeat it, a creel outrage.—(The mod- MNre redoulsle so the right.) M. de Lsboulaye, from hie place, addresses himself warmly to the Members of that side. The Garde deg Scrams, after again allmarptialf. go prove that the phrase was injurious towards his Ifiariely, votes fur the suppression. ' 4 'll. de Lahourrlonnaye (a !Wernher of the Commilimialt)-4 - shoat in a few words, by way of &sewer; endeavour .to repel i t he incoureiv•lde attack of she Garde des Scent's. He, epeaks oft phrase - Injoriois towards the King. Must we relished 'Aim thighs, ilopreserstative Governments nothing is •llei• Lured tq the King, but to the depositories of his authority. What would be' the use of the Charter if we could find knelt with sunroof their acts' In obedieoce, therefore, to .41,44,ty, and to discharge a courtitotional right, the Com iiibssrou expressed itself as it has dune. Besides, it is Rents • eery to go very far heck ; we must look at what has brew sakiss place in the Cabinet these seven yesrs—awd, above a ll, see what part France has been acting in the midst of Europe astonished at our silence. Shall I speak of the shameful Treaty of the 211th of November, of which the very twig., let-shut is an oppressive burden on French hearts? Ifi• since the lion 'of our territory—since even the Ge Alliance hail fur its object to recall the principles of the apt lihrium of Europe, I demand what hat become of the in tervention of France? When Princes of the House of Bourbon saw their people rise up against them—when the object was to restrain the revolters, what was the part played by France? When neighlrouring could' ies have been in. waded, and so many of their cities now groan nuttier foreign occupation, did France raise her voice in favour of the Princes and people, nut less connected wilt* her by policy than by the lies of Weird ? Geotlemen, when a premanderatiog Power threatens this existence of ail the other'', when the must astoniehisig, the moat gigantic designs are attributed to her —when the quextion is to know whether the Continent shall continue is thraldom—whether our most ancient ally shall disappear (ruin Europe—whether in forty years France shall even be a Power—at such a time we ',main indifferent to what is passing, and to all the preparations neskimg around us! Consider, Gentlemen, the destinies of the East are now on the point of bring decided, mid France looks coolly on the crisis which is (whims on—a crisis which is so important fur her repose and fur her independence! If the gigantic Power which weighs Ito the Coutioent opens to bend( criticise the Government io op Addreei in which you should only offer your felicitations. Sister I 'have sat in this Chamber, inch an Address has always been distinguished by respect fot 'belting anerronAdenee iskpis Goverameat. Severed voices es theleft—" Teo, nilnolilliftkeir 1 . 140 " the Opposition." M. Conreenier.—l repeat it : these Addressor *old ha Addressors of compliment rkoeunop), sod not of acenontleis. In England they lung proceeded as you now wish to do ' • but since that country has renounced revolutionary theories, the Arldeess to the Reif has never bee% Weer shim an Address ofinekvale, and time lase new beievaiond R k the least criticism, a.i.enti me it brig ',en "Is, [The interruptions loneame ism* *Plat. AlaSisasia the Tou do not read the Papers, aurae would know that the Opposition constantly present an allseadment."l M. evorvoider continues is the midst of interruptions.... Illemsedlogof the Address is injurious to the King; it Mho walk to my that it refers to the Ministers. If it is fleeciest/ to nook .Royal Majesty to its face, in coder to adhere to the principles of a Representative Government, I tell you, Out at 'het price I never will be a Constitutioual—TA in the " Well. rhea, you will remain Proctirvor.Omeroll M. Cureellee attempted to read a speeds, on the peso- MlNilbsete of the Address, bat the Freakiest obeeirverl to 11406, Opt the cpiestius only concerned She paragraph efectind foreign relation'. He promised to eoilloe himself at point. fie beg," tben 'peak of Kassia ad tin irf the Greeks, bat it wail ollikerred Wilda ... that this was sot she dallitellakee& eilfiegilakiTribune. I ,l/I3 mile 14 trJr. /WIWI% %I. ,Y-.. , AMINO Foy.—lfs Iliklob 01 1 1Mkil e rnPrIbb ties, jimt,serived as we have from our departmen on miery occasion to the Throne the irepressioSof awe wisher and wash, and even to combat the aNtgutione eip Hie isediaary Cousselloce of She Cretin, on efortom• they ap point° we to be opposed to the troth and se.the kit/felts of kite cseentry, Mir right wilts& la that charter wry defy ie dictated to us by consciesee.. Invested with nig eyelids net of our fellow citizen., we will not abdicate km rights of width the eseecise is only granted we for a time; as faithful Depsties,we mill not shriek from the prefornumet•foordsty. The priaciple toeing established. if it bail happened that los Majesty hod out addressed us us, the relatious of Franco with Foreign Powers; yet, Devertheless, if there relations appeared to us to be conducted wish weakness, wllliont dig. sad in a policy contrary to the interests of the 'ration, we sliookl, in my opinion, be under the strictest obligation towers the King of the faults committed by IM re Wan ; for (hey alum% Gentlemen. eau commit fasills—fur they alone can be moved by low passious, and food themselves entengled in intrigues unworthy of the government of a greet People. The King has and can have no wish but what is good, useful, and suitable to the digsity of his Crown. Ibis in this setrostut. Gentlemen, that she Speech from she Thermo drew our particular attention so the moidect of our Foreign Affair/. Four paragraphs are devoted to Ibis ins portaitt object. Would it be proper that throe paragraphs slissold Onisin without answer? Is skiwilult the natural oc enitiou to snake the truth heard! Moe amitiLbratt forth Will room advantage then in so Mips ,111140.461raghts tbesinthout with aspect sod love? r t . ASSUIrdi, France wishes for pace; bat sect peace as streogth commands, out suck as weakness implores. Prince may do every thing lu Europe by be sway she heals over re collectivise, and still name by her brave population), and by bee met remotes* of riches and power. Frame east alarm so one, because the moderatiop of the King is a guarantee against the mischievous empluyroent of our sationsl strength; hut should we let ourselves be ato foigutten—should we let ostriches be so effaced before those who know what we are worth end what we can do ? I oak nut, Messieurs—l appeal to all shades of ofiuion as to our diplomacy with relation to she affairs of Naples—was is worthy of the King or of France? Had nut the Chit fof tbe l Bourbons a ditect right to interfere. as a principal, and ins.' noeiliately, in the decisions adopted by the Pone,' with re. gird ton Prince of that House? Could Femme remain ho-', diligent no the sopempaepezereised isy A. &menages of the i . . - . . . North la what woe paining beyond the Alps? SIIII Owe re. amity =glove read is Illorytewspapere a Ties% by virtue of - which ileeeign troops are to occupy the stales of the King of Se*diaia—of a Prince who ii seer agairest leioldsoor—i.of a Pskov whose provinces; 1 inky soy, asie iMeewaveso wish cur &pa. sweat& I see in this Treaty the King of Prueria mid Ilse signature of his Plenipotentiary ; snit the King of ?ranee ....the King of 30,0110,000 ef men, go!s for nothing in %list is parsing at our doors; his name is not even meotioncil in a Treaty of which it would Wee beta ;Urines fur US to preirciib the inelauehnly cuitse.ineticrs. i t It is iequieite, Messieurs, in order that the Royal 'Mho. ''My may receive within all the respect that is due to it, that; 1 wOhout its Crown should be rsdseut; peace should miter bq , pierchased by sect Aces inconeistent with the oat moat hououri The Commissiou proposes to as to inform the King ilia, we have a just confidence list his Guverument are 'wool trilled with this crest if Uth; this idea is justly found.d, and there is a suitable respect intim mennet in which it Is ex. pressed. I vole for the adoption of the paragraph. M. Laine„ a Miiii,ier without a ports female, commenced by again reading the phrase, which he stormed three times. HOW, said he, could such a phrase escape Crum the lust tem, 0000 of 4 Fritsch pen? Lot us judge of it by the impres siou it made; fur myself, I declare that at the moment it drop pet, from the mouth of the President, sny'beiert, all Preach as it is, was overwhelmed. It is said Ong the inseuttuas of the framers of the Address were not hostile; but is nut the manner in which the expression Is worded One of those adroit dimes, by the aiJ of which a negative is made to appear like au affirmative; one of those figures whirls is used in pall !-- artifices of style, for the purpose of divettising opinion. wader the forms of language? But awl of the AlimeSers of the Commission has entered into au explatietion, and be litsit been more haul' than his colleagues; he has tolcjytm fur Ambit reason the phrase was Married, and in whit ernes it „liras litieude.l. Now, Messieurs, what is these iii what be bee lid? The national honour has sot tern compromised jsy the King's Guvermusot, mid yet they would tom the word apatchaseil. Sluice there have existed in this eutintiy delibe rative as.cmb:its--even those which a eakew 61 :he Fr•ptre fur ... rf , ,t r , ..., -e should ..aplaints . insignificaot p ...•y, to a..... ease, be certain that the thunders of impeachment would bate fallen upon your heads. As to any thing farther, du nod believe that the examination of your mediae is not the object of our just solicitude ; the day Is, perhaps, out far distant when yeti will have to reader an account of it. The Commission, I repeat, sought for the most respectful terms that language admitted uf, in order that there might not be the least doubt as to their intentions. What has given to you the right of calemniating them! hut in calumniating the you Meuse yourvelvea, and thee invoke the name of God to repel the truth. The speaker cuucludcd by support. ing the paragraph. The Keeper 4.1 . the Seals again ascended the tribune, and thanked N. de la Buovelooneye fur his fruitiest/is. When what was said came from the heart, they might go out of the Chamber with reciprocal esteem if they were out consist:od. " I have amid that the phrase was injurious; I cow mein. lain that it is equivocal. The spirit of party has employed it In a double sein.e; those who, like M. de Cunene., lee in it a criticism on the King's Government, flask it sot ref.' : liekosty favourable to nations in their remska; those with 111. - de In Buordoonaye, think it dues out look suffieietit , ly to measares of severity to be adopted against them." pl. de la Botudonnaye--" I have out said that."' . How, besides, would you judge of European polities? lb,' documents fail you. General Foy has spoken to you of lief efforts curb ought to have beer made in France to soppart • the Nespalitans.—EGeoevall Foy-0 1 hove nut said a worth qdthat."l-1 had reason kiabelieve it from your previous opi otioes.-4A voice on She frft—" Tell es your own funnel( iipiniorel —The Keeper of the Seals—" I have ga. l ed."—{Atiotker vette..." 'Tots have changed your bla fare isVejerlkel.ThrThe Keeper of the teak—•' The li tgt • id het.hateb G ibr e ih n a e gsdd r anti al eis ta ;isse his7p se tae nf t rit h ; e 111,,liociiiictuheheplato affair of much Id Ifieseret F 01—.." You weight tell ' Mout Weaned to pre: neat it."j Ti. Keeper of she Neeko.." EmOntod dill rag tens, is that C..81..61110 oaf, at laud, is a great Power." [A voice on the left—"eggeogeiagptAt Power bordering tic Pierlsooal."] ; , itt tall ei t ti l it .. 4 L eg ) The Assembly appeal,/ ; anomie all quarters, "To the vote." 'Ale resides', pot the quesliod on tlsesuppreo.hris of the parigtopb. All the Slinisten, the whole of lie center, saihapaet of the right of the metro rose. Oa the modesty. the whole of the right,•mnall pore ita of the right of the centre, the whole of the left, nod all the left of the muter, except four Deputies, lose. The seppnasioo of the paragraph web negatived by a great majority, nod the Address, as proposed by the Cuts. mimeos, .was adopted by a arsjority of 110 to OS. 111.4 e Villair, in wham all eyes were Axed. did not rise in des mitre; a circumstance which gave little ides of hie pub lic character, and wiricheaciied annoy strange thoughts. Fur Me first time, the left was not outraged iii the diseuttsioe, as it might have give. the majority either to the Commission or to she Ministry; both partite seropulaiody avoided in the de bate auy expression that might offend them. The Keeper of the Serbs, its despair of the cause, eadeavoored to catch both the right and the left, but the sortie of last year failed in the present. Oh the whole, MO Ilitisistry lost All majority. There remained witis them erseDatial lint At WOW, eathuut roesoiteraiime, vrithustialbseuee. n o d having in turn deceivi-J and outraged all parties, tbsp omit ellergalagbardurrd by ill . -.-....t.....-la.r—at...—: I ttd , LAND. ..._;......e....-- ' DoBLIW, DECEMBER 8. YEIJILItti KY. The followiog was issued yesterday : Dahlia Castle, 7th December, 1811. St.-1 am direeled by the Lad Lieutenant to etque.t.t , r, that his Excellency has hien pkased to amulet of the " , k Corps of Yewurmary, 'ruder your command, being _ tty to,„ to Eight Companies of 40 taco each, Nit Ea. at the same directs ate to observe, that it 4e to Le sly understood, that so vaelueicia is to be made Am ac iguggiogur religion, in the ;serums futosiug the augaseutain.n. Loyalty aed good conduct being the qualificatious reguitet'. If this is cot strictly maiutaiurd the Lord Lieuteueut mu t decline sauxtinaing the augmentation. A blank (twin of roll is enclosed, which yew wilt hese properly filled op and forwarded to this fieparinsea., nosh the attestations of the own; sad when the same is respii i eril the necessary Letters of Service will Ire issued, mid the vb. r official steps taken to place the corps in en efEcntlat 011ia• - I have the honour to be, Sir, Your most obi &esti bumble Servant; '; , CHAS. GRANT. Sir William Starrier, Baronet, Caplan' ~ Comasaudaut Barrack lfruataury. r . The stuff of the royal city of Dublin regiment, at plessrut quartered in Grest George's-street bat rack, have wide as offer ..I . their 'trysts , . to Cu. we, ttttt eut. through -their Colonel, Sir. Robert Sh.s. Cart. to be employed nbriever they way be se gutted. .i The .toff of the county of Dublin uitiiitia have Wade 4 tsi.s.ilar tender to Goverissuente .0! 411 as STATE OF TIIE COUNTRY. .4, , ~L . (Firms the Curkixtellipater I Re life extremely Krotifit el 111 being entll.l. fi 'u state that Captain WArrtt, although stay bete.. iv ' °wounded, is now enii.idered by his -physicians ,ut.. t f ' danger, and they hope head! lit woo obit to go no . 1, We are gratified at bout: einibled to sta,,, tt i the authority of ptivate lettein, that Ohs 01 . the , prtiscipals in the late atrocious murder if Al..j.tr '.Collis, has turned approver. and that. on le.st .41,,,- ' testion, three ist his dtuboltcal cutifetitress i..i.e . Dern already secured. &slid cOuttottted to Ti-i: c , gsol. Such were the pftcautiensry acts! judi.i, us a,- IP. . : :".P. -.:.*A). :p i s' • •• . • . • ~, ,, ,...i i e( ...„._ • , , , ~• & . 4 9i 4 &A.& ft.t:„.;?• •• . r.,..n f,,,,e,0 Airl.lß - _ .. - .7. **, fitf- tr t• I: \.:•%1 -- °. 1 1 14 .•1 1. : - .., ; 0 ; '.. ..: .' ,•' I '• rit i. - -- " • .• ...,.., ;•, - t itiotsiva MTH etin.migni..-, ' Al :Wit air , / .S . 11003 Itifif ill 1961 , 11 , e1&: 7itn:.+ -, 1 F . -7. I w , i . Y.4 5 . 34 11;:' . x..i ,0 i • ..‘ .. i t 4 k ie „.„..._ ; ~„ .... , • ~.„,,,,f .1 , I V t -ii. i rerl yc l e i 'ir,2--...... !..---- :.., , -- . ft.... •-• '..- .4. 1, 1. , ?a" tr l . t 1 . 1 'Pif I cat, 4 .411004 'i 10,441 00 40.410 l• 1 0 . . 14 '110! 13‘ 11 '• ....' t .1.... . , PSIIWIrt tfl ,sl.l - - I(asts,:ll. 414: •.1.4 71'lr0 Sil hi/ 1.1,, ..row-_•' •.- ;= ,• a • a t * •V CA .. ' ' .... . . . . O - t aw . * • • . . . 4 *.!. '. an it • - - tr. _ .. . . . . . . _ _ . --..........._...... • _ ___ r a i . - _ 04 u illicC l 6o34 .AA 41 1. - di. OW •. I A 440 yrs. WSW'', :if it t, , tit. Ohs .. L i i rin" I t intsD Y. DECEMBER 11, 182 '. I 'AU" rt ‘ " 'I " 1 ". l ' """" 1 1" 1 . a l- . • ..1'1)' 1 " i "us" A . 'l' 4 1 114"4 "If )) tee 7d . .. ,••••..., '44 h., .-, g A .-, ..! A A,, , .-1. ..- • • .0- - . . 4 " ,''' fl" . "1 --',.' .', t. 1.. t......f1 , 111,.. ..14 * *WOW .. . .. 61# 4 . ejo .." ,:ti ; . ~ .4 .. .....,_.......__ .................... ----..--- - ..._ .‘..500 .• 'AI .1i l' 1... • 4 • . .i • el 10'. 0411.440 .4 110 , 1 j. . L , BY EXPRESS Di:SIRE. • PRIVATE THITI4 N.' •• " . Kim, mi p ed war way eti no ay . ent which may lake plsce; another new port in a new sea wheit will Skelisibli the rem th e putt app de a e te i d l ie d, ► h e ombod it se Ore.% there he, •,'• ~, THRATRH-ROYA L, DOWAY•LANR. A: CLERGY MA N necoslomerl for many years it is!' 'in the este' Iliter it will tweak oat, sod Friedel! of ? What bill become of Primed !.1' ,,, 0 o 1 . 'levet his. pronounced a phrase 040 teljurioes to the Kneg. tS'• 'EV EN 11 1 10, TU ESDAY. Dee. 11, to the TUITION ef a few Private Peons, would be would take so pert ie it,,distdl would have um need to. lisishtoi Ilielellant see bow it Muelrigiag SW Stern heiklaland from A number of voices-. It applies In the Minister .'' glad to fill up a VACANCY with the SON of a GENTLE. I any wicrilice. Mis liestiealy rests an eye toward* the eveotr a i kis l ogoMer 'the his risme does !sot. figure ie aitt aid in Mr. Leine reptimed in a solemn tone-" Well, Illess'eure. Vide P,jettly's Ramat' will perform the Comedy of MAN whose Health' or Filneation• may require more than I aa 4 tells fall that you aantha to kn 4 e • .1" 0 ir"Ndle"ee NU elipelatin i,ich are of so interesting a Nat hee.wilh refer- since it is henceforth to be forbidden to pronounce in this WILD OATS. small attention. f eemar lyy th a w e d" p er A m m an '. Di a t aace effort, no extronedioary mews*, s demanded from you, mud elfee Id the' welfare IA hii People and the iideeend&nee able place the adgast and snei•ed flame of the King, I tru.t that Pe emege•Thseder, Mes*Geilie; Rover, Mr. Elisten ; from London ten miles. your first duty, Gentlemen. is to preserve ibesowidence Frown. Frederick 11. King of Prussia, mid; list if he wee I „h.,11 at l eas t h e p erm i tte d la t a „h e the name o f r,;, a i r sa d tharsz er.. Serbellibl)enka, Me, rodirell,; John Letters I. i.e a dd resse d t o the Rt4:l):L, Mr. Reynolds, which reigns between the Bing and his people. thiwelier, King of )trance there AA:let soot he • manful fired in Europe to H im I appeal from I bi s p h re i t. .....(1., w i f aug Ai r o D ot y, liar. Lovell; Ephraim Smooth. SC, billelenti i Sinig . Bookseller, iii, Oxfired•street, Leedom. ' free, the very fermi .of • the lianelesge nee r ascot its this Ad- • Without bid beseriiiissien, Whet would he hem stool lit this Several vouces-" Go preach to the 31100044•4•4 lea." Dlr. 1.1111114.4,A414=4.11181W. WesidAesitlie, Mn.s . dress it must give rise to much mocertaisty, shirts it a nut time to Mk Few au peastrifisl awl en Ise, poi;. to lee the hi. Delslbt-1 have been much surptiseti, Messieurs, at Knight; Jawe, Him , It ...off .1 ~ VACATION'. ' Pruden) to communicate to the nition. expression, mitt of F,usosl i nler/1044.11, and the passive specta- whet has just passed; the truth his eselsed from those edsa Tteeteeekedwa•HlOAMlM , iinant hinnwlkinec. "lied A BENEFICED CLERGYMAN, width, • Alt. °entices's% albeit* wave in Fraute se individual wish (regent the intrigue, which tend to omit the influeere dose are i t em i se d. y our c wiiii li ss t o o soug h t fur th e most pol is tio, THE tinguritz BRIDEGROOM; • LIL few mike. of Landon, would willingly receive • Toes' should dare to throw opts uepirione against a KiaLar such Nisei over all the others? I conceive that I Lave 141111Y.1 the most pestle tt mit, itt order to prove that tb. y did out high wisdom, and who lies milking so mach at heart as the tlvr duty of a good 'lnd loyal Dewey • I sic emend SIIII. wish to make false suppositious. They spoke of • Joel OviriVlieit ))tali/14E OF - 11114MSKLF. • . GENTLEMAN into his hawse, and SUPERINTEND The p e gagloulleberieteve by hiesers. Cretweiasisior Bw" ntiormaice of his MOIL'S during the Vacation of the r f i re nt ai ere t s h t i a s o a f w b e i i ii nb ere ly yde, l4 ; pose , adMiie sile r n o ce f v on nires ui zeu N td o, be G r e e n i t srl e. h thoo myri be nres par sed mm osi v y k sel be f l ore ike pr a n g ed rund Preisi;heamg, ,, 1 i . . l elimill odu llbeli ,,,r tat coefidence, and lo! the Mllll4ltril step forward to prove them used, beilkfiblelkOkno-se•Yers•nd Minn &nil kw••• • isblie.Sessola or Uelviewities. they are not entitled to it. What you did nut suppose, ley Tbeitedibilll be is * at Wilfred Six o'clock, and Letten; to be tlitgepwl fur Rev. A. 8.. to the care of Mr. men-tile King cannot commit the dignity of his Crown; M. Couruutaier (Procurear e Genersi at liesm)y.4lol en avow. What your danimiuion wished was to express • amid - every iosurreetioir In tido empire is disrespectful. Igor* the the occasion of 'hi. ritmeesion, in which it. ...v. that slid national opinion; and what trenehinan is there moose the latayllEttit et' . . ' earmas h Likkery, 170, New Bond•street, Lonrho. Chamber a Verities will out alarelygivg ass twists of it. I all the rate, of parliamentary distlissinn mat i Tartell Ciro. heart does ant leap *ben the dignity of bit country is sat .. 8011,0, is,. St-omit Price, 3s. 6d.-Pit, 3s. Sd.; Stewed z .11- ... d. mend the deppremium of this paragraph. . in'tialee to put forward bike special Principles-I wish, 1 spokes of-wbee a hope is expresied that a pears ban not Pried, fa..-Igisliklk Ila. ; dealtad "'dart lc -tinter Gat . i - , i t • , .I- ' " COS MO RAM A. . . . le o . ia . op te d& eg „ Ad. •• . ' - 4 ' ''' ' ' ' ':- '"' I V rEW Of the INTEILIOIt of WEST- M Delalot (Member of the Commission, and homer of to clear on onaite error* *hick • •Plintie to he It been purchased. [Here the speaker roused his voice in pro- riltild . ..lll to tie obligissiop of carryalls' drimh me dip feet of slumming the word, in limitation of the tone of M.. Leine.' to be tiede'bf Mr. Rbdilbirskrall, "Int, Ohio, 41 Pull : WINtTER ABBEY, taken 'at the miumest of the Pethe. r ee . I kiktbddrWli-wild. Vibe intenlabidnen Which it the noose. That is pot the matter at Wriest is debate ; Purchased by sacrifices whirl, are inconsistent with the dig. be the Thentri. ' ''' "; ' "'' ''''' '''' ''' NAM*: tar MI . ArKEId2IIB. will Repave is the "" Flea'?" the "'. i "' -Jig ireeill" Aff•i'm 1 " gi g '' , I *di. not say of' our wo '1 I infatilinws which he supposes' thfi t elleldiks it ore lei of an Ad rag complinceoted sit of the Thome. This phase, I repeat it, will be sip. ii.N4Wate Seem eat 'oily be obialisallii f this asegeh. Frame/. wellApeen resigtetiola of . . t .tvi. • • - yaks hima , kudi d i d p,‘„, 4auttamet a dt a „ me w.' ',Oct. our riles a serneheilbsittie pereispe ; they permit peeved by all throe coisikaime *Web are sot under thee... Mr, Rut tit, at the Ms -Olicvs, the rein, de bb " whik . gratilkidies Ilia h puiliseily two sorts Of n I ts; thir Ant. *Mies &Mr's, trot of the Milliliter.. N ~31 'O.O YOatalt4;loiFO, £ Nal e a /it lit Veli . . ratlllloill elinil by the Minor, ar. 1 "."" Wl ' " s a d tivalells 1ti',0 66 chamber* 'while hat", of mime . sumac. . • is • perms- guided die barium of our togabiseius. If the Answer be ' con • ; the .IleSS* o4 the'dinskund a a M. Coureuisier-11-mbrust bedew tie mostrol of say one. groom/. and raised his eyes to Hearne. 41 101, 1 1041 1 :2 11 1t Detrils-ifter vrttich, find 11110,irtier aid estabhattulaut. open through thr . rrhole year, from devea the Speech from Ilse . Throve omen mid, is hi so amplifiella _,lllildsble we to mowers ismsortmst,chawites is legislation. hi. pant ~ 0 sdorued with obligate einem..ions to disguise the !raja , "SPII4II, may be decided' fminniree .ist • Sorrel Committee ; They talk of purchase-4k real purchasers are those who Extrisvigaesa Opera, iis three agte, entitled Gionten loin- to'onelt te the moreing till Mire it eight. itiviasmposeii.n laud, is which the eisit eispemeetatioe sit all the Ceremonim• ;EIGHT PANORAMIC VI KVViii, part of which will be render it imperceptible to the ey es of his Majesty, I ' ?tree requim many sittiugs, m any reading.. The pro. babe concreted theutiettes behind the sacred person of • conceive ibe•ensietriurs which the Minister Wes Ad" 'lsis is to induce you to do by the channel of the first the King. You say that you ought to be Impeached, if asim4,lllllll4 16444100 s of the Knights of St. Patrick changed out the fleet Monday of every wilierh.-Admitturnielt ; but yowl' Zenaissios formed 44 very shires*. Maw . Net of Address what you con only delay ihe second; you have failed en your duties towards the Sovereign sad will it exbilitta. 'o' ' Oise Siullieg.- .No. St. James's-street,. _ , ...: ~ :'s its duty. We k that Fiance wishes to And in the Ad. 'ls the Ministry guilty of wroknes•and baseman. whirl, they the country. Do pre believe that if we bad the movie. . Dee atilelurikili tyro of the next represeetatami l ow have comproisited ?If en. It •Mentil be attacked oven'', lion of such a fact, we should have merely expressed our dress the sincere, ilithellinis of licsentiineets, and certahily Maid or rif i ;,,,..,,, ~ , ,„„, , -Tieiliy Next, December Ilk ill) be peilisbed, Mdlitevi : . Price lye. . t ...: ... . .......„. j ig w " "i-igilhollklaketalkhillah iliac we to go to and worsted of the attack. I repent it ;_ you have no right to complains in a. insignificaot phrase' Yoe may, in that CORONATION OF HIS MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY GEORGE IV. Patrouised by the Royal Family. • •'. • "Illtetly will be published, A NEW.eletakt. rud prrgse, RICTQRIAL , CA. REPIFESENNTATION of the, ORDER of FILME S . SION to the' CORONATIOPr of Ills - presiat MAJESTY; which ha• been honoured with rhe apribbmitta wad rahrowamd of the Royal Family and of the Nobility in general. Title highly intermits( rodiari ion, which extends to the length of tell ysnecesessiap faithful ripteseigiktiou of ..any tiadi dP4 ll6: tige l ' r ri, e 7eri I .l t e j rikVi l tl n ifiltW e irt eiftiklisillNOteuster... ) iffr o zillyibr ekes, alr oe ilia low aLis o bel i ffiatrail . len, sat 4 . te tChilary d piamsA vac. . • & • 1 . ` 11: two . il _ • ,_