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But there is reason to merwileei to by eterietra that his real object was no other than to divsn'the * *l4 w. and Yield* wefts! attention to that quartet, fir the pa Et asseders mete ab- misleading the other Stole., ~ ..nil...t his red ty. were directed to the inrssio., .if l'estntil irrt I Prince Wrote this " This artifice and dis..nnuloition did onti' '' a unrisestmest of his vier, prevent the elierovery (4 one of the II &Alibi mastery of at. Law- the Secret Treaty of For. ambient+, by lire iilkdbi lons deetes which in..: with the greatest prtet h itene.- , hem l'usi!ady. iug, and tiddresard th;geeen Regent and her eldldren. mid Holstering ere are very sarong the Iltisyst Palmier i and sedhug ill the politic cond. skiiown hard that of a Court that wds ignerast of the evigierirr of each y was some Francis a trait/aged bail emmaithed ne.iet of fn:feitarts. airittob summit& 1789 ) TUESDAY. OCTOBER 11. 1 mos. THEATRE.ROTAL,_ DRURY-LANE. TFRS EVENIM:, Oct. t I, ISO% Their illiderties' Servants Will aet the Comedy of AI.I. IN THE WRUNG. IVO he peremptorily SOLD. porsaaatto • Decree and subsegaciit OrAer of the Hte% Curet et Chtsetry , made in a cave, Wheelwright ageism leasey. with the Itio prolcition of Robert Steele. £.q. yes M the Madera of the • lid Court, at the Crowe fun, in Leaser, in theconnty of Sydow, on Mouday, the .itch day et the priroinit maiitb of October, tine, at one o f th e c l oc k in the allersooo in 'thirties Lots, a FR LEHOLD and LRAM:MOLD 'FATE, tousistio,, ,, of sevr lal Messages, Tonentanio, Dwel ling-130mi* and Stablos, situate in Ludlow sforesisid, nod about 14 Acres of Arable ood Meadow Land, with the Tian bi.r and oilier Trees gro clog ther.aia, situate at Owerhai, tbc parish of Richard's Castle, in the said county at Salop, late the I ropily of Jonathan Maisel', late of Ludlow, af irciaid, calmaetinsaker and tituti , r-nierchant, deertised.— Piiii.culare whereof 'nay he had, tsittet, et the said Mater's CI, i.oliera Ie Sieathaniptosiiibuildingo, Ckaneery-lane, Lou don of Me,ors. Boater and Lloyd, Solicitors, in Ludlow ; of :Messrs. Jealous, James and ALliott, ti ilieiturs, New. lun . and of Mr ( harks Soupooadielicitur, Nu. to, Peel's buildings, !anti-Temple, Latalue. induced Mai to acquiesce in the i. Amlnisiador, hut with the stipulation meet the approbation of his atgast tinder the imprec,ion that di world s friendship and alliance then ambaiatipt two Crowns. Hi: Highness, actuated so cogent in a political poiat of vita , , a to the solicitations of the Ambassador, cordiugly to His Imperial hlaiesty Sir Jobs Restless, Mr. Mood Moe; Beverly, Mr.Ellisten ; fir Belowoot, Mr. &ARO • Beliwoot. Mr Holland. Lady Restless, Miss Demean, Rands, Mrs. Jordan Auer .bleb (hut ties this s a esswa) the bat New Grand Roll of CARACTACUS. Can.-two, Mr. D'Erillo ; Isla, Mw Gayttro t nke Mrs. Inharp; Cesar, Dlr. Cooke ; Cloodisa, 31.. Ei.ber ; Marcia, Mr. Laurent. " A ten days after otzr beloved letter, occurred the scandalous imprisooraltot august person in the Royal Womastery of 6t. reface, mod the still more ocandidov was joined in the wise of the We& to the Council of Cada*. These I'HE RING'S THEATRE, HAY-MARiar. 0-MORROW EVENING. Oct. 12, ISOS, 'f 'heir Majesties' Servants will act a Traded f, eslk2, HAMLET, PRINCE OF LIENNIAItK. vi t uales, glng of Denmark, Mr. Croswell; Hamlet, Mr . a, , st nie; Foldout, Mr. Meade.; Leeries t Mr. Ennio*: Horstio, Mr. Murray ; the Ghost of Harriern Father Mr. F.,ff. Gertrude, Queen a Dessasek, Mn s St. Copt , Mios Bolton. Tv which wiU be added, scrod time, a New Romantic Melo- Drama, is two seta, caned, THE FOREST Or HERMANgTADT: OR, PRINCE AND NO PRINCESS Wall New Seam, Dreier', anti Dececasiuse. The Music cosposrd by Mr. Jeer*. The Principal Characters by Mr. Thompson, Mr. Brwabo., Xt. Foley. Mr. Blanchard, Mr. Liston, Mr Chapeau Mr. Jainism Mr. King, Mr. W. !tunny ; rs. Job:Mao, Gibbc. Mn. Davenport, Ac. kc. Sbe I:kriars by Master Oscar Byrne, the M s Adams. kr. TURI LES. WIi,LTSI4 nor 1 1 . R d E i. , E kintes u Tst f F y i e s rtz Poultry, LIVSLY TERTLES, for SALE. cilin.ks thawed fur rather in the imam ever) day, is the highest periretatta, or Rea to any part of Town ere Country. PLATE GLASS COMPANY. nEPublic lie m informed, that a large Ai'art al of PI ATE GLASS is now us SALE, at Mad Priers, h. Mr ALEXANDER BLACK, at the COSl poi% Warthorne, ALBION-PLACE, BLACKntIAMS 1011.G of • Ilse caluar, impinge beillatary, 88d af esronus dilSt 111..Y116, from is inches to tee imams is I..nn 1 , . to .; inches is breadth ; 8188 COMM Alcid leli g i • li C. , !I, frost 12 to .t 6 iodise disratter.—And Damns amanment nay he had for Country Made* by addrashog titers to Mr. With.. roster, at the Illaialamary, Rana- Iced, near Parrot, Laseashire.--Fran dlin pest Oprtme• neat mute of late years ■iu Ilimullaassry, a Dow ilk' , ttrt Ibe Company's Plates are Oriel in their brit. Parry, mid tart as flew imparfectiosa, coetlisred eta say P. mp, t ar.ss that erre was intoned. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Sept_ 30, 1003. rrtHE COMMISSION ELLS for Video/hag Hu JR Majesty's Nary de hereby give Notice, That .a FRIDAY, the 14th .f Or:aber mart, they will he ready I. ware Tenders in verities (Haled DO and treat fa the ak e the MALL COAL, jaristreed is Nis Nejt.ty's Vate hove at DepVerd, foe one peer certaia,freas the DNA if Nears. is +re aid &ether, entii One notneti earning Anil be siren. The Conditions .J . the Coatred asp is wen et the Secretary tlfri• N. regard will ba had to env Tender fa which the Price shalt at lc averted is weeds at amok .e that Lea eel he ihdieesed to the hoard be Ore deter* es the amid Friar, the 14t1 e October feed, see sutra the Person the oche the Tender, • • same Person • s has behalf, attends, to anktis eke mitai .ter. ncruALLING-OFFICE, 0 4 1408 rrHE COM MISSIO EKS JLr Viet:Haig fru Majetfit Karp 4. &way gior Natter. That w FRI DAY, the 14th Moat. the" atiN Ile mod, to maim Voider., aai.utp (.1214 tap) utf trait An — TWO HUNDRED TOM at GENVINe OATISSAL„ to Et e•Lpfted, one UV 61«..1 • afti " , 4114 " 1 """ ix 4 4.04iA N' t, este Bu ,Wajattp's Acanthi, Stow at Iteptaaa: fad far TWO RUN . DRED TONS gir the Mt sir CAROLINA RICE, to ie sumeredit t. Slowest t. k prsolseed with MS &en eters ; sod to he Marred, eat half WNW it a letteipit, old dr dies WI n a (mini zit etymon*, haw the recd stows ri M paid for 6, hair, pays* with ;stews', nasty Ins 1/441. 77, euruklisor ti do Quorum* mot be Rees at de Seer& tou'u We. No nuront sift be hid to as, / T eder ru tr&iC7 tit Price tkan tot it kterteti ir word. r. ko o ,wh, or tier aArll we 4 tielteere4 te tie hirtruf &rare 0,.. tiekuck uo the end Pretty. 14. tits keeet, our solot Ikt Perm , . wke oar the Teter, or some ' , Nem se ha kkalf. attends. to MIAOW oho aeliel fee. ATLAS FIRE AMI urk. ASSULANCI COIIPANY. THE PiLUSII)E.NT and DIRECTORS. in *Mettler the pirtownre oh ARM; bos fear! to nate, Meg Mai Wk. pavan, t 1 • Argunin; Itotrot egos, T.. paw neat, in caso4 File, without an a.l.l.titinal Tresitur;. To abmue farming Stuck. ft 011 .la ero,re rime, et 29. ft , tact per annum. To wake Esuel Damao Ligi.truog No Charge made f ur Name's, Eladureensents, or Surveys. Printed Prupossie me be boil tbe teenpurary (Mire, Bosb.lsi.e, sod of the rasps, :ire A louts au !i.e CONS- Irl• be Order et ebr ilHectorl, HENRY llf.:BlSOßOtti H o Jas., guentary. treielt. On 6, I los. These Proprietors tabu have omitted to sign th.. Deed of beedenerg, see hersby apprised of the necessity ut au ogles* further &lap NEW LOTTERY, to begin DRAWING 13th DECEM R FE, me. 6CIIEM F.. . iu,rou 5,1004.$ 6 . SOO 1,000 .. 1,100 1,500 15 . • . 71..400 Ibis Lotus" sneer& siti salient, es it -rm. vaizt:s ; end, is sklitios to Ilw 41 by Corenworst. the Contractor 1114 pry . Lords of the Taissurr for bin to ma!:r ■ I of I,cise WHII,LII TICKETS, the vale.: of impossible to calculate, as they sisal COU'liu ale Prices : .Lososui 16 • • i. 10.1. 10 , 3 ., n .. s• 1 eV &c. &C. _ Tidies is the Lottery. with Not T°.r.•e : list them are only ig,suo 'Yo :t•ts tit pw•chrae is tl , wefore.eircessary, as sow.- ottooirod to pirticalar Tick,ts drawn lb Dye, sad the whole Lottery will be dress entltle.l to e pmpertion of the above Brnefits. , z:1 RAZ are SeWog at every Lic_beer4 theta 44 l ON E. I 4.SN PT so' glionO Tiche.e ot' The Scheme of i 1 rlu stoat n It A ttt of the Lon rba KEE GIPI of 1, attrat het it it iniponth mg% lag Capital P 1 b.l ... . of to M ..... • 'ark.' to Tkrre are eL; , to a Prue; I. A syntdir pet dem e &hens u, .1 sae Secoad Four Ihi)o. 1 `bath are eattela ad, TICKET_, and (Mice, sad Pa J I EXPOSITION OP TOE Pt ACME! ADD DREIRIDARIOWS I/VCR LED To TILE LISURDETIVII OP TIM CROWN Or IPAI. •PID TUE 11114 RI EferTail DP THE curium o Tile. PRENCII To rizaT IT tam Emmons*. DUN PEDIO CRTALLOS. nut SFCRETARN OF STATE ADD DISPATPIIDII TO MI EATOORic MR JUMP rfratroixamo Tii. " At a period when the nation has wade and cop. tinues to make the most heroic Mort, to shake off the yoke of slavery attempted to be iiiiposed upon it, it i. the duty of on good citiaena to contribute, by every means in their power, to enlighten it with respect to the read causes that have brought it into its present situation. and to ke. : , up the noble spi rit by which it is suirnoted. t• To make known to `.l l ia,, aid the whole wor si the base meals resorted to by the Emperor ni the French to ..e; ri the person of our King. Fr VII. and to subjugate this great and genie rou . ra tion, is a duty well worthy of alto, like illyseit, is in a condition to discharge it ; c.r -etarustaßce6 placed Inc in a situittis•rt t.. L sa witness of the events which prcce :s .1 8.., caricstra,.he of Bayonne, and in which I burr: a part. It is .4 not in ray power to do this before. in conseineisee of personal restraint, and from ..at haring collected the documents necessary t- , iceredit ni state.nent. Some are still wanting, it was illwebvtry to born, in consequence of dangeroar Cirt issouices, in which every thing was to be feared ; others re disappeared through the various incidents cons v. t ett with that anhatipy period ; bat th~ which I now present are sufficient to prove the atrocious vio lence committed errinst our beloved King Ferdi nand VII. and the whole nation. " Though the conduct of Spain towards Feint sinee the peace of Basle, a very portion of its political history. ia dome latter hints, is inti mately conoodloa with the important events which form the subject of this Exposition, it is not neces sary to dwell trop oa its principtl periods. It will be aufacieat to state what die whole nation, and all Eu rope, knows, that the political symbols of Spain has constantly been during this time to preserve the friendship and the best understandisig with France, anti to let .•tatill, at all hazards, the tuitions allisuset concluded is 1796. " To attain this end, there is ea sac:ilea which Spain has not made; sod as the • of the Prime of the Peace in the high of favour be enjoyed with Charles IV. depended. in a great ales. sure, upon the coutiniumce of this eyeless. it was maintained with the greatest etinebeney sod indefa tigable equation. Fleets, armies, treasure, every thing we aberifieed to Fnince; humiliations. sub missions, Decry thing was sattfe-ed. every thing was done to satiafy. as far as possible, the insatiable de mouth of the Fr, .ich Government, bet the idea se ver mice occurred of preserving the nation *Oast the mschisatious of an Ally, who was aver-sallaisg Europe. " The traity of Tilsit, in which the destiny of the world weined to he decided ir. his favour, was hard ly concluded, when he turned his eves towards the West, and resolved on the ruin of Portugal and Swee t : or, whet comes to the same purpose, to enske himself master of this vast Peninsula, with a view of making its inhabitants as happy as tho-e of Italy. Holland, Switzerland, and the League of the this very time. the Ernperor was re-salving II III! I' some desixos fatal to Spain (for he began to disarm her), by demanding a respect able body of ow troops to exert their ♦alohr in re mote regions, and for foreign interests. This he effected without ilithrultv, and there was nliree.l at his disposal a c:ilhint anti picked force of 16,un0 men or all descriptions. The enterprise of making himself master of Spain was not so easy as Napoleon isnirgined. It was, a!m:ve all, neressar to find out same prcie•t br carrying into execution the daring mid gigantic plan of toiljngiting a friendly anti allied nation, that had made many sacrifices for France, am' winch this rery Emperor had praised for its fidelity wail isoblettese of character. " Nevertheless, being 114VIIStaffIrd to act with that disregard to delicacy in the choice of hi% memos, which is characteristic of the man who juin giuto. that the ctinnti , st of the whole world, the de stru,...a.t of the h 44444 on species, sod the havoc of war are to true glory. he resolved to eli cit.. and foment discord in the Royal Family of ',pain, through his Ambassador at this Court. • " The latter, though perhaps not initiated in the strand w•eret of his Master, succeeded in seducing the Prince of Asturiaa, our prevent King and , &Twits", aid iaigleated to him the idea of inter antreyiag• with a ?tine( I'o:dud to the Emperor. The aftl.-'ion which his Ilighuesit li:mitred tinder, roan 1 111141i1104410q1 of cirearovitances, as lamentable a* , mirtonoto4,, and his ati,xiety to avoid another con nection into which it was attempted to niece him, with a lady selected for him by hi 4 grpote.t enetfif. land uJ tisata4cutaut alone the object of tin aversitbati reasons to Lichees, thot tis *athwart fruxtrated this feigned aseepiwicy wee so agent employed to forwari the plan which Napo leon had forque4. Fortunately the Spa ll& Wiwi wae♦e Wi per-464d with its situation, eahertatiaalla jaist ' • of the good disposition sad regret* st/ their Prince*/ Astoria% lied • '..illllolllllme wily that the *hole was a twhantsty froartteted by the Favotirste, as absurd as it wail washiciops, to order to remove the only obstacle which than op posed hit views. " It is already k110%.11, that on the imprisonment of the Prince of Asturias, his Royal - Father wrote to the Emperor, i.n doubt, at the suggestion of the Favourite. comolaiiiiiig . of the ireorinet of the Am bassmior Beenharnoir, to hi. clandestine communi eatioas with the Prince of Asturimi, and expreesiog 11;s 'tiro-1;0E1.d t ;:e Emperor had notcome to a pre vious utelenitantline- with His Majesty on a subject of ri c h pre-eminent importance to Sovereigns " A. the imprisonment of the Prince of Asturias, and, above all, the most scaudalous decree felminat eu nest his Royal Pervon.produced anitfibect com pletely contrary to the expectations ortbe Favour ite, III: heXllll to Ire afraid, thoiiht proper to re eere, and to mediate a reconciliation between the Royal Verret,' and their Son. With this view, as is aided in the Abstract of the Escurial Cause, circulated he tae Council in couvequeuce of ilia ; Majesty's ender. ofthe a!n April, he forged curtail; borers, and mad: the Pnuce of Astoria, sign them a primmer, which bring delivered into the hands of the lloy al Parents, were suppo ed to have softened their hearts ; and by these singular ineaus did dins muucent l'ene obtain a nominal libeity. " 'I his was the state of affairs when a French conrier arrived at the Royal I'alace of St. Lawrence, with a treatYvosseluded and .1 6 .,ied at Foutainbleau, on the -nth of Octie..er, by Una Eugenio Isquierclo, as PleMpotentiary of His Catholic Majesty, and Marshal Duroc, iu the twine of the Emperor of the French. Its contests, as well as those of the sepa rate Convention. constitute Kole Li, of the doco meets annexed to this Expoeitiou. " It is worthy orobsei VUL.OII, that the depart:Tient o f th e Mi n i a t r v, ,t* airch I ‘v as at tip: bead, w a s to tally inesequainted with the measures taken by Dell E. Isquierilo. at Pans, as well as with his appoi , si• me,it, his instructions, his correspondence, and every p..rt of his proceedings. " The result of this treaty was to render the Em peror master of Portmi..i with very little expeise to furnish him with a plausible pretext for introdu cing his armies into ear Peolissula, with the intent of wolitsgatiag it at • proper opportunity, and to put him in immediate possession of Tuscany. " The Favourite was to have for his portion the. Algarve, and Alantejo, in full property and sore . reiguty, bat the Booperor's answer to the letters of tne Royal Father hod not yet arrived; it was com pletely ascertain what it would he, sod this filled him with fear and anxiety. " The intimate relations which the Favourite maintained at that period with the Goad Doke of Berg, thromeli the medium of his couldaat, lsquierdo, tattered him to a certain degree with the hope that every thing would h settled to his writes, though the interposition of a few millions might Ise necessary. But neither the Favourite nor his confidant knew the real intentious of the person they were treating with at Paris. In fact, the in stant the Emperor found that the Favourite had committed himself. and the Royal Patents were brotwht into diNcredit, he shewed ao dispositios to answer His Majesty's letters, for the purpose of keeping them in suspense, and inspiring them with dread, in the hope that they might form the reso lotion of withdrawing, though at that time he bad not completed his plan for taking an advantage of sueli an occurrence. " The Grand Duke wrote to the Favourite, that he would employ every means to support him, but that the isegociation was rendered very delicate, owing to the extruordiaary attachment which pre vailed in Spain towards the Prince of Asturias, aad the consideration due to a Princess who was cotton to the Empress. and iu e?aasquence of the part the Ambassador, Beauharsois, her relative, took in the business. (I) " Now it 'en', that the Favourite lw.gan clearly to discover how much his credit had sunk, and he Kure himself up for lost, in consequence of being depriv ed of the support of his imaginary protector, the Emperor of the French. 'Chem were no means now neglected by him to endeavour to iirgratiate himself with the Grand Duke of Berg. evecy sort of expression, tri.ri kind of deference was employed for this psirpose; and the more effectually to avert the impending storm, he prevailed on the Royal Parents to write to the Emperor direct, and to re quest his consent to the marriage d one .r his cou sins to the Prince of Asturias. Nteanwhile the Emperor of the French ap peared to he very such disratistied with the con ditct of Isquirrdo. and kept itim at distance, in or• der to rot off 'his direct mode of cansnannicatioa, and to make himself swore impenetrable. (r All Ai* approve front tie correspondence of tee Tarot rite will. the Grond whieb The latter carriad of free' the tats of t►e Sc:rtiAry of SUit, during kie Linellerantcy " Whileeletealeueree kept Europe 1.1 suspense hy his josses", lie tiilan and Venice, he :litinght tits r eaantever the loam. which lie heel essttte theie 'isigetessireilirwe the 1!trl Farthest) staletrelee Flit Map.thet he tweet kird the rillge . lllll* . ties of rto eirestaixtesiees'airit he • respeting leis sari the Prime or Aett;dl77 www Paer received sail War freer -hie Royal Highs,* (11.). Nevertheerea His Melee! corieented elli the pre. posed iittermarriage with a Prisvervo etf eialfasnilre neelnaibtedly a ith an iotentien or - She Royal Parents, whit t he era i sea4Mf . under various pretexts, all the trainer which he had then disairesthle. ate] was studiously p idea that he was favoninble to the came 114 Prince of aleterlas. and thee endenvottengle cape tiente theanned nienioa of the Spanish nation. ! " The Royal Parents, struck with the tern* which This conduct of the Emperor naturally- in• spired, and the Favourite lariat will sure ado. opposed no obstacle to the eatrance of 11th French troops into the penile's& ; no Ilte coseesers they give the moat effecteal ceders that they should her reeeived and treated eves on a betttr footing than the Suelia./1 tome". " The Emperor. under the pretest., of eonselt. ing the wearite of these troops, ordered hit He. neral., by strntaeen or fore., to r t privaession ef the fortreseev of Parape'teet. fit. geteeatern, erste and Barcelona, which alone verde ;:rrierat any ohstacle to en invasion. They vekre art ordinier taken he fraud and sairprise,•to theintlignatiow nod sorrow of the whole nation, to which the French still affected to profess 16011(14de maw, alliance. " The Poreerior, cortreiring hineelf slreede me ter of all Snitio, and thinking the eme had arrieed for accelerating; hie measures. thou_ t ht proper to write • letter to the Royal Feeler, enmpleiiume an the bitterest terms. that His Nrtirti• had not re. mewed his appliention for en Isopered Princess for his son the Prince of Asturias. The King erns planed to votortrfor weineer, That he articled to his former pmpnsal, aced wallwilling that ear marriage slionld iininediataly take Owe.. Sooty important proceedieg was still necessary to c trry ti:eel maturity. project to a proper 4lettrre stud the ,Fmeeror, tit Hag to e...t it to uritinc. thought sac could tyntsr.^llH ?.etter in-trument thaw Dun Eugenio keu . l• WI he had detained iu Patio-Oa • ',tete 'of gi, and tenor, that had been Illtirkltly untie . 'you him,fot the par - pose otitis wore .effectivally executing. his cominit store by impressing the Royal Parents and the fa ' *write witlethe same feelings. •••iln this state of things, the Emperor ordered Irequierdo to repair to Silent), *hick lie accordingly ad, i,. a very precipit ate and inystenons manlier. Accor'ing to Lis yerhsi statements, he brought no precosal in writine with loin, nor was he to receive ai.e, and he had orders to it.initlia only three days. " On his arrival. under three eirewinstauccs, at Arai:ewes. the Favourite coodoct%.l him to the pre sume of the Rovul Parents, sod their etieferentev were conducted with re much secrecy, that it was isposible for any one to discover the object of his minion • but soon after his deeanure from this ca pital, their Majesties began to shew a disposition to abandon the metropolis and the Peninsula, and to emigrate to Mexico. " The recent example of the determination taken by the Royal Family of Portugal, seemed to have fully corresponded asth the views of the Em peror, and there is reason to think that His Impe rial Majesty promised himself a similar secrete us Spain. But he most have been veto ignorant of the Spanish character to flatter himself with such ex pectations. Scarcely had t h e first reports w + ottr abroad of tote intention of the Royal Family to abandon their residence, a resolution clearly indi cated by the many preparations whi c h were going on, alien discontent and fear were depicted in the strat.lively colours in the restore.. of all the inha bitants of the capital, and of all JAM.* and classes of persons. Tins alone was sufficient to induce Their Majesties to refute the rumour, and to acute the people that they would not abandon them. " Nevertheless, such wns the general de.trost. such the magnitude of the evils which must liai.• resulted, and such and ,us loamy tite syinptoms of a determination to emigrate, that every one was on the alert, and all seemed to 10- imoresswil with th imLer.sity of i n - eventing a mensiire pregnant o ith so many mischiefs. The danger increased, :mil Ow fear. of the public kept pac.: nitti it. The roll sequence was. that t he• co ai ion ISMS of A rani,• -r. on the 17th and irth of March. horst forth like a sur- 4 :leis exploi : the people 'VIII? , l e d by at set of instinct of self-preservatinsi. Th.. re.tet the isuprisonmtut of the Feyourit., who, divan the title of King. had exercised all the function. of Royalty. " Sanely had this terisnestimus scene tale plate, when the•Royul Parent., finding deprived of the support of thew Favourit, took the (2 . , Compote this gatrtorti w Ms the coolest, of tee letter (No. (, Ilio I•oretiel M sty to Klee l'er.l.oacmt. s Welt Le aelaushtle.,ltseiog ,weerord the letter or:t•eo to Iwo by the reined. ot Astoria', vs the worgeetioe of Xaba-• sally Iftuillarsoie.