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~~ .. Fiiß EIGN INTELLIGENCE. HANSURGH PAPERY. CHRISTIANIA, FRB. 11. The Sitting was opened' on the 6th February, on winch occasion his Excellency the Governor, Count Moeruer, read his Majesty's speech. This speech is very long ; it gives au account of the slit: acuities red obstacles that have been foetid in exe. cutilig the laws respecing the extraonlinary taxes, sod the establishment of the National Bank. When these lows were laid before Isis Majesty for his sanction, the Stotthing had been assembled a whole yearthis was a great burden to the people. 1-lis Majesty. in compliance with the wisli.uf the nation, sanctioned these laws ; be took it for grant ed that they were founded on intimate local know. ledge of the productions of the country—of the possibility of disposing of thew—of the c 1111111 l ever. usod the industry of the people. Experience has. however, shewn that they are deceived in this ex pectation ; but this same experience. says his Ma jesty, skews us the way we have to adopt in order to raise the supplies that are iudispeusably neves. vary without pressing too hard ou the richer classes, and without burdening the indigent. Experience. aliens us that we must not deceive ourselves iu re. *pert to ens situation. The truth confirms this; it 'hews us that far fund oppressing agriculture by heavy imposts, it must be promoted try considerable eitcourageittelit ; that the niatmfactures of the country are in their infancy, or, to speak more properly, th.t they do not exist; that commerce is entirely stagnant, how ever .exportation mud importation arc facilitated. Notwithateudiug all obstacles, the levying of the extrao►dinary imposts resolved ors by the last Shuttling, has been effected as fur as pa-Altar.— The people have in general exerted themselves to pry the taxes. but his Majesty regrets, that in some placiel the collectors have breu obliged to enforce the paynseuts by lewd means; notwithstanding these emksrrassowsets payment has been made fur the brigs of war, which the nation wished to keep, and it is bored that all tams still pending be tween Denmark and Norway will be arranged its a manner honourable to both. His alajesty men ti i:iti the support afforded by himself, and by the Crown Prince and his son, to the pour and to various charitable institutions ; the reduction of li►e standing army to 11.000 men, and the rootinuatice of the peace which the country happily enjoys. His Majesty observes. that the ptitttUrlit is not brilliant, but it is true, and that fur a King who loves his people. truth is the most worthy speaker, and tits sorest pledge of his Only the weak tremble at the light of truth. The men of the North will joyfully behold this friend of their fathers close to the Throne. GERMAN PAPERS. throng), all Frani*. to ha conveyed either to the Freikuh sea-ports , or by l en d t o o th er f rontier States (Spain, Italy, Snits*,land, and the Netherlands), A new law on this subject is likewise expected to be resolved twos by the Chalsalsers„to whose cons siderition it has be e n siihnsitted.—(Frookroet Ger. sum Gazelle, Altera 9.) _ LAUSANNE. 111•RCH S. The gracious reception given at Carbruhe to Mr. &cher. Deputy Irans the Confederation, makes us hope that the imieundersisicling that has lame" between Bitten sod the Confederation will be ar ranged. Tow Baden Government, on the gruund of some differences with Argotic. resulting (ruin the ancient relations of Fricktlial with the Brisgun, has not only sequestrated, for it long tim:. past. the possessions belonging to Schaffhausen and Thar goyim. in Nellenburg, but h..s just taken the *sine measure in respect to all the property of the ',Ol lie. and of Caft/IlbrilliUlli ill Switzerland, situ.ited in the Grand Duchy, and kis even disposed of their revenues.—( Gazette .f Lamsumme. North 3.) PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. EXTRACT PROD • CATTIER. DATED " Paris, Starch it, 1818. " To say that the present French Guyer...mess' should avoid employiug those who had served Bo hap arte. would be equally unjust, impolitic, and, indeed, impracticable; it would be a sort or anti thrum against almost all the population of France. Men of the first merit served him, not only in the army, but in civil capacities. Nu Sovereign was ever served with more zeal and fidelity than he was; but at the same time it must be allowed, that the composition of the greatest part of the present Ministry or Louis XVIII. including thence who have time chief influence in %drain, appears most ex traordinary. Though the Duke of Richelieu is saonitially the principal 31iiiister, the real principal Niue ster, he who enjoys the supreme power, is De Case, who, under the Goverinuent of Napo. Iron, was a Judge iu one of the Tribu n als, with a salary of about five hundred pounds u yeur; and he era at the sauna time Secretary to time mother of Napoleon. Next to him in credit and influence, are Pasquier, Garde-des-SrPaux, or Keeper of the Seals, and the head of the Ail iii Migration of Jus tice, who, under Bonaparte, wus Prefect of the Police, consequently our of the principal agents of his despotism; and .Jule, 11inister of the Marine. This last obtained the notice of Bonaparte by a work be published, the object of which was, to inculcate that a Monarchical Government, such as raijoyed and exercised by Bonaparte, was cif di vine institution, and of all others the best calcu. hated to promote the glory of the Freud' notion will the welfare of the people. Napoleon made ban Prefect of Dijon, afterwards a Counsellor. then a &fruitier of the Semite, and then Minster of Justice, the place now filled by Pasquier. 011 the restoration lie took the oaths of allegiance, and held the place of Chief Director of the Punts el Chalmers. Oil the return of Buisaparte from the ishmil of Elba, lie immediately went to profess his respect for amid fidelity to him. Bonaparte arrived at the Palace of the Thuilleries the 20th of Mardi, 1815, mutt Mule sat in his Counsel 011 time 23t1 of March. Time Jae Addisiweel to time Constitations de I' Empire, dated the 22d April, 1815, wus drawn out, or revised and corrected, such as it is to be f lip the MoNitessr of the 23m1 April, 1815, by Mr. Mole". This Act, which all French. men were bm tto adhere to, and all before ail. nutted to uct in any public capacity whatever, buummd to swear to uh.erve, declares, that, weme eves' the Imperial dyuusty of Bonaparte to cease to exist, they would never consent to submit to be ruled by a Bourbon." • Nee the llowiterr •f 23J April, 1813, and Secaufn Re. pin rk M. Benjamin file Comtism, Feb. 181$. . - . . . THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, Mum', 18, ism Last night, iti the House of Commons. Lord FoutsTuas:'s Bill. to remove doubts Its petting the Art of 3 1 Geo. 111. and to establish the right or Magistrates to visit couuty gaols , ufter soutc discussion, w4/1 withdrawn. ♦lord CAST LEREAC ii notified, that, to give Mem bers un opportunity or attending the Assizes and S. scions, the House, ■t its ruing on Thursday next (to-morrow). would adjourn for a fortnight—to Thuraday, the td of April. !Limburg,' Paris received to the 4th of March, contain the Speech of .the late King of Sw SDEN, read in the Sitting of the Storthing, at Christiania, on the 6th of February. It entiturrates the diffi culties encountered in collecting the extritordi tory taxes which he had sanctioned, conceiving that they were founded its an intimate knowledge taxes, which bare been eeuernlly ti l e brigs of war which the nation wished to keep have been lwid far—and that it is hoped sill affairs pend ing between Denmark sod Norway will he arranged in a way honourable to both countries. The speech concludes wi►.h,congratuluting the country on the reduction of. ;he ; tinny to twelve tlionsauil men, and the minket of permanent penee.-31ar shill BLUCHER has published a notice at Ber lin, stating, that the sum of 26:1,903 dollars, placed at his disposal by the Waterloo L iCounsaitter in London, for the relief of the *diem wounded in 1815, a■ will as of the widows and orphans of the slain, has been witolly expended, according to the intentions of the donors, and the actounts seut to the Committee. • • We have received Ports Papers of Friday and Saturday test. In the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies of the 12th instant, the Count Nlutx, Minister of the Marine, presented, in the King's 4111121 r, a project of a law for preventing the subjeas or France from engaging, directly or indirectly, in the Slave Trade. The Minister, in his introductory speech, stated, that this project should he cunsi dercd as a necessary consequence of the additional article to the Treaty or the quo Novemlwr, IL, since without it this ytt►cle could. pint be wholly extorted. The project consistßionly of two articles. The first punishes with confiscation of ships and cargoes any part taken in the trade by subjects of Frame, or by foreigners within the dominions of France. l'he second appoints the tribunals for de termining the offence. The project wits ordered to, be printed and distributed, and Monday next ap pointed for referring it to the bureaus. The 5 per Cents. were—. Maids 12 66 f. SS c. March 13 ....... GS f. SO c. The following are extracts:— PARIS, MARCH 14. Yesterday morning Lord WeWalston held a long confer_ core with the Duke of Riehelieu, Minister fur Foreign Athirst. His Lordship is perfectly recovered from the slight iisilisposition which bad eistifiued hint to Isis hotel. Their Excellencies the itinlissiodois of /imam, Pressia, Naples, Sardinia, and the Netheilands, repaired successively to his Lordship's house. The Ambassador of Portugal also held a coeference yesterday with the Noble Lard. A womart poisons her husbniad and two sues ; a daughter, nineteen years of age, is her woother'S accomplice, and in. slimed by her, COIMMilil the double crime of parricide and fratricide; the barbarous woollier diseases., her drug:stet before justice ; the slaughter, so less unaatural, accesses her mother. Such was the horrible cause which was tried ou the 22d of last asooth by the Assize Court of the Depart. meat of the Meese, sitting at Chaumont. The mutlier and the daughter have both been condemned to death. The daughter will undergo the puidahmeat of parricides. The Goverwinent, couforatably with the law of slit 251 h of March last, has appointed 53 CaIMOMS of Forests to form the resolute of four minium*, destiucd fur the dutation of Ecele. siastical Establishments. It appears that of the 150,000 heelers of wood which the Sinking Fused bas totem a iithui 'sect to sell, there will Ise alienated nut inure than 20 ur 25,000 iu the course of this year. The day after the attempt to assassinate the Duke of %Vellingtou, ieforination was received that an individual, wanted Wise, was in baste to knee Paris, after having cut oft Isis saastaelieti. He was iostantly porsued and arrested near Lyons. , lie wait brought into Paris on the llth inst. The gardens shoaled at the foot of the terrace of the Thitilleries are eatirtly inuoulateil. A number of workmen are employed to discharge the busts with which the rapid swelling of the river has blockaded both sides of the bridge Louis XVI. ft is also said that the waters bars overflowed the road to Versailles. The Duke of Wellinvou has entirely recovered from his inshispositiou. CLAVIER OF DEPUTIES. The ;Minister of Marine, Coon. Mok, presented the fol ks/IN; project of a law, in the name of his Majesty : Lows, ex. 11'e have ordained and do ordain, that the project of a kw, in tenor as follow', shall be pretended, in our mime, to Ilw Chamber of Deputies, h ) our Minister Secretary of State fin the Marine and poluniess and by Count Siloam, nod Sarum &foamier, Slate Cammenors, whom we chafe* to expose the motives, and to sopped the diecussion thereof. Art. 1. Every part whatever which shall be takers by Freireh subjects or ship., in whatever places, smiler what pretext ur coedit' soever, sad by foreign individuals, in countries submitted to the dominion of France, in the traffic known under the name of Ike Trade of Macke, shall Ise punished by the confiscation of the ship and of the cargo, and by the interdiction of the Captain, if be be French. 2. these cases shall be proceeded in before sloe tribunals which take cognizance of contraventions in matters uf re uuuuu and are to be judged by them. Given at York, in the Palace of the Thuillerie", in the mouth of March, 1218, and year of our reign the 25th. LOUIS. The Member acknowledged the presentation of the pro ject of the law, and ordered it to he printed and distributed. Monday aext was Axed fur the preparatory discussion its the bureaux. svocatioty, ran 94. On his accession to the throne, that Iwo Kin g rr•siesed t h e wand of several military corps which had been confided to him am Prince Ruyal. His Majalay declared, that ia his quality of first citizen of the capital, Loc would cuutiuue to be the chief of the Yeomanry Corp.. -..- Yester!lay thelluke of Yu UK trasksacted milibtry 'ambitions with the ./ S itiNCE UFA:I44T. 'lle Duchess of CUNURRLAND was intuit beater yestenlay. l'estetday the Duke sod Dorhoss of CpsoUCERTSIt s grood 'limier ' t h e PRINCE IILGENT, IP • .111 SHOCKING ACC] D L NT. A Silesian Militi i or Laiidwelirman, who had worn the insignia of the Iron Cross, without having • right so to do, has been condemned by a court martial to four mouths imprimumeut and hard labour in the fortress of bilberberg. CORPU, JAWVAILY 12. Monday, the 29th of December. was the how wished-for day on which the Act of our Cutistitu. lion was solemnly proclaimed, llb ratified by his, Royal Highness the Prince Regent, un behalf of hi- Majesty tlw King of Great Britain and Ireland, our sole and exclusive 'protector. In consequence of ~ is publication, there ap 'reared on New Year's Day a proclainutinu from the Lord nigh Commissioner. Sir Thomas Mait- Isiid. in which, in conformity with the shuee-toett. tinned Act of the Cutratitutiou, he Nurslings, in the ovine of his Majesty, Baron Emanuel Theotoky, to be President of the Senate of the United States of the lonian Islands ; "and at the virtue time an trounces, that for Members of the Senate for the first Parliament, there have been chases, by the Legislative Assemble, and limn its own 'roily, the Caw. Stamp Calichipulo of Corfu, Count Nicole Allison of Cephalonia. Count Deinetrio Foscardi of "intr. Mr. Felice Zatubelli of Santa Mauro, and Dr. Basilic, Zappe of Ithaca. According to the 7th article of the Tastily re lative to the lonian Mom's. concluded at Paris, Nov. 5, 1815, between the Courts of London, Vienna, St. Petersburg'', and Berlin. there shall be only Consuls or Agents for commercial allairs ay credited to the United States of the lonian According to an article of the Constitution, no nature coo its future (as was hitherto generally the caw) fill the place of such a Como! or Agent. elltiSlieltti. EEL 19. W have at length received autheinic intelli gence from Kris, that the Deputies of our Chain her of Commerce have succeeded in obtaining from the Government the assurance of a free transit fur all colonial goods coming front Holland and Ge rod destined to Switzer! tesol, and that to this void Na entrepot shell he established in this City, its Which these goods mite remain four months; but they canuot, upon any pretext wlddevrr. be " 1 "" 11 from lists eatrepar, except for the purpose of being tura:ink-II to Ilw !dace of tbeirdestinatiott. Our merchants are highly defighted with this concession. As the direct rough:posse, frosts 'Holland may be iliccied without difficulty, by the way of Mentz or Coltlents, the way tlitougli Alsace will certainly be advantageous fur dos transit, and the more so, as the roads io o u r country are finite free, there being no folks (turiiiiikrl or local charges to pay. Tin- chief opposilion to the request was made by %lir chit.s of lloutdeaux, Nantes, and Havre, which 41or it with •:1 their aught, because, as they 4111 1:1!11. it was entirely rt variance with the itiono -0: colonial goods granted to them by preced• '• Luts. I. i« well known that by these laws the I .en is sea-purl tae. Its obteiwed the great advantage Ili it eulon'al goals elitist riot be imported into t.p.t r, except from and .through them alone, cud l'-it 411 111 11. 1 .1tati011 of these product from the oion rust 14 rigorously prohibited. 1. 5 10 a n change in the present legislation, re 19‘. cling the importation of colonial good*, will 1. 1 44 . e, Slur slicer , i. laid helots the Chautbers, si will of course lead to a discussion. A tti...ed kind of transit will. it is said; be to loirsgui humuldeourev, piortihalarly of I " the North. which are not among those %%1111:11 well be allowed the transit gave of the commerce arid industry of the country, but ~ • . to g rime ,jlr 4 s E IIupIISOURG„ ..everal of the Ihe Cii in which couception eaperience Isar proved that Ire. ht,, er ris„i Foreign Ait„r iatr „ . „„ti titan 1.4d00. was mistaken. as co 000000 emu and nianidactures laii- •Yesterday the Prince °lllegal , : Itussauuen rode gito.h, or rather set ; reely exto, owl he duds, t h er o,,,., nut on horseback, accompanied by toe Muiqui.i of thut instead of opprtsiang agriculture by lieuvy ins - 4Nrt!'"v•Y Baron O ~ N AG, 111 ". Amon. , odic!. noveities in preparation at Drury. F it Must ancooraged—that. in ware - ,_. • , •". • • . triearre. is a 101/4 splgetiy. by Alr.'Cita r.Es locum, it 'ma been necvssarry, is many Cabe!, to re- iii4/Garro~%i u d wr, it„ "itt‘h Mr. IttA N is to sort to legal weals to compel the paytneni of the play the priucipal character. r' . • About four o'clock yesterday a shocking nevi. skist occurred. it liorse*und ;rig, deitsen by Alr. Lider. ju n . o f Svi,llloirr, r t, veining down I'iet:a -ds:ly ilscatese uenuanageable, Wieel run doers, I:se pavement as the Ilaviseasket, sweeping bettire itstiones.these was 11111 Ildriy. Vretl• tiler' ill the west of tli4 . towts as a crlebratril Korn tiler. 11e was driven with great. violence leg•n1114 the "" railing, and received a deep wenn el .i t leis hosed. a hide csseised Isis death, i n 41 t half . ten :saw after, while iii Abe Ions& of • surgeon. The viveurent was literally covered with his of Coventry-street, was the surgeon who emended I „ but leis case was lievostel all human skill and exertion. A lady and tiviellesnates, who were walking tygether slung the Iftylinerkefiaere stating use seererent. They were. eaten into the shop of Nit. Munson, thechwhenist, whe they se-reeved prompt assistance, m . ud though severely inn,. were ooflitiesilly . recoweted ro in. to Ity rrsett!veit Molar i4l • hackney coatis. Several :others f ;v1110:14 were hurt, lent we believe slightly. The lone vas stopped in Cucf:wor-street, • POLICE. -....... DOW.STRF.I.I, Jot 1N MEN . COACH MAlif;flS' COMBINATION. A most alarsesitig combination or the joinneynams ployeil in the stitfereril branches of Ibis trade, II Ilia Are very IMO, has hecti Th come time arranging, nod princi pally conducted by one holislithist. The find caw under these illegal proreeiliags which has been detect:4l in bet coeuitable before a 311'Kit:trait', game on to he heard yes terilay before RICIIA . RD 13111,11 E, Esq. Wit.° I :;brarti Sit renruod, James Barnes the cider. *chard Slack, smut John Want, were brought to the Officette Laveurier, soul placed at the h. ! , charged with milawftilly leaving the employ of Aleeses. Payne mut Wood, of Great Queen-street, Lan esilii's.lou.fields, coact-like-weaveria, nit Wiedperalsy last s when they kft their 'Pork uufiulaiwd , mid with being in combination with 12 other men to act in a similar illegal manner. • William Mills, one of the men inclioled in the warrant, was called as su evidence.—Heaihnitieil taking • letter Irma Mr. Silverwood, the Prisonir; on Wednesday bun, it. Mr. Payne, anotomeiug his and the other men's determination to pave their sonic. He asked . Mr. Payue for it written answtr to his letter, which M r . I'. d ec li ne d to, g i ve. Ile rituals, that he did not know that the men had any grievant..s to complain of; if any exisied, • and that t h ey came to him, be would redness them. He,tbcti left :Hr. Payne, aml they bo u t nut beets heard of minces—so that it was concluded that list_ thing short to a coMpliauce with the Foliditious dictated in the letter would be accepted by the men. . . The prisoner Sih'eraoe4, who km been the leafier and spokesman plou all these peuverelitija, roldressed the AL.- gistrate, and solicited a pusiponeracist Or the examination till Mr. Alley could be procured In attend for them, which the Magistrate agreed to do fur ass hour. The IhtIiCCW3S crowded with journey ova employed in the coachmakieg business. Mr. Hopkinson, the coachthaket, of Holborn, the Chair. man of the associate of tainster-coaelsmakers, whim have lately met Since the cumbinati 0000 of the journeymen was discovered was present, also filr. Howe, and oilier master coaelimakers. On Mr. Alley comiiig to the office hr had a enrisallalion with the Primus-is sued their friends. The Primmer% •a•ere afterwards placed at 11w bar again, alien their was oink chriogedf their co, and the mfo y admen' ledged their the impropriety ort. guilt mud Mr. Payne said, he should only. agree to withdraw. his prosecution on . uaditiou of dark agreeing to ri torn to it work a ithinit lop of time, which the Ptisisilersniet ludo. The illagisinyie addressed the Petiteness, sad tobi thi its the Prosecalor hail acted with a deal 01 lenity and user, y towards thesis; he was glad they had i• locket du in-elva in the way Hwy bed been advised by ',kir cminsel, ,fir. Alley, which au doubt vras the best 'that .could be Eiv, it them, and hoped their eseime would be a waroing to tit nut to enter into similar poweerliags its future.. Mr. Payne said, he bad Isten isituriosegl they hail all honor] themselves by all (1111111 to forfeit • tine pound note each it one marred to wink without the whole. Vlse Prisaners all d en i e d t hi s, as well as all those who thronged the otiii e. • JUTEN IL F. knucerts. ivn h..s then tnytut Ne v ., the oldest not more than fourteen years of age, were charged with rutting the windows of skips and rubbing them—two at the shop of Mr. ‘Vti,P, culler, in the phraud, and fate at •Mr. Parke.',., in (haunt street. Kul-, being old offimilers, Were committed, and thiee delivered • CIVIL SIDE. Before Mr. Borten WOOD. WILLIAMi C. BEST. This was an actton which cannot fail of exciting touch haterest amongst the nobility anti gentry of the country, anti of exciting the sympathy of those whoentertain a becomilig reverence lot high title cud distinguished rank, considering the effect it most have in lestWiriog the imp,,,tahee or many, who build all their coosequence upon high-s ttttt iding title and the pageantry of noble deseetat. Neither the levelling doctrines of Tum Paine, nor the fruitful lied Book of the Conical, Emperor, could have i greater effect iti deterioratiog the value of apleodid nick-names. than the present discussiou. It was to action to estimate the value of 3,100 Coun tesses, whitli had been exposed tosale in the courtly region of Brighton. thdied it was said that r great proportion of the corgi,' of their Ladies (Which had beets imported from the rrisicipality W.,les) adorn ed the pal a ce of their titular Prince, and cinffrihutea more to his safety and comfort than a body guard of Amigos., considering that they' ',infected his *so. 'creel' person front the Stoning of the elettients, by • guarding the roof of his pavilion power from die ousitults of terispeatupapiariatils, and the allusion of raiitiog Ins rrnu , Proltobly Wight beconsidered that the plum oire'to'which'lliese distiognished personages were devoted,, coodriblited still more in their 'tbgradation, inasmoch a s they h og h e h a d hu t I,io rudder, but tliop, wife, 'tw os twt wind iLail ' .l '4 t: '' u ' " . d - Ivefd reduced from Use society of tothat if nobody goodolud he'd' try his luck with 'tut, so bought a Nix- Beggars. Deseendiug from the figurative style— te4iittf 6,9oS,witii.h Isrotlng the Gist tfrawie Mod:, l ove fait aet was, it was an a cti on of g rowls sold and 'deo i ' n.k a Quarter of a Pi p e of W i s e of his sewn ritutoolor,*ho livered, sow sweats he was W u * * &t o n s & art Partin finglithd. n* to'recoier the price of a qua s itity il...tri, called CioNitiesses. which the Defendaut hid *lntro There continue to Be lie sales of hemp; one chased for the purpose of r oo fi ng a charity-schutrl set " te m`ite r P"t s1 " 15111 f B lB Cuckfield. It appeared that some of the cargo, of 1040 total Mt I' tinny • aistll jtrilicipieq, eye which the whites to question formed' a 'hit, bud belie'(, ofaccount of the delnand 114 the . A too t i :1111 I • t.eit used in building the new winos to the Prince tam krt. itegeuri Paviltou at Brighton. • 1 Colonel FotEy basing. on acconot of contiound The Drfendaut 'slid 201. into Court, and the i ill bridal, ifetlareil Isis intetifitds - or witsoirdo I sum in dispute wits 13s. 1 front the representation of the county or !fere!: Mr. M•ItaTATT soil Mr. llowEas comforted the on Ilse dissOlution of Parliament —two One for the Plaintiff, and 'Mr. counTuopa soa have commenced 1111 active caitsesi, to become 1.,, Mr. D'Otam were for the Defendant. successor. viz. Colonel Coast kW A 1.... soli of l-t;r It woo contended, on the putt or the Defendant. I GEnitGE CORN EWAI.t.. Has.; aol lio r ter Pit re , that the Plaintiff had nut perfumed his coastract. Esq. sun ofILIV6DALE Pates:. Erg. set I:n.xle. inastanich •as lie bud aria Ladies itAttuti of Weilimklor, at n meeting of the Crirortration or Countesseo. Buistol; Sir It. Afirtoho Was cholien ieletl/re Several witnesses were examined on both sides, the Cbnuuu,.n COMicit, prepiiratotV to she execi•:, The whole case arid to the Jiffy, 111111 a seethe' of Ms failetiosts'as ttecoVitert Ano ther' vacant. • was found fur the Ploilititf, ltd. it. I kit up by - die electiois THomis Nothing at all interesting occurred in the Crown Court. The whole of llts capital couvicto at Woicest. r were re . prieerti. tihyjlr miler the termination id i••• file trial c u t the [IOW, I%lC•hi'i' ; Ce 1111(1110116i' The following is the copy of a letter which the -•?,' •, • • . . o • • IttiaNT wrote to the Duke of N i eman:G.. • k" 1 ? r 1'. 14 - r e ws . 111 " Wa Y ") 'heti O iositni Weillieoilisy TON, 011.01e . ocesaion of the late attack on his loci-- -• •• • 1 P i • et eaing. edam, it may be considered itopree. " Carlton-tlouse,,Fell. 14. • ei t IPA., to ihir countri but it lan limes, stated 11. us !I.o.M.:I; that the popuhlte, in their tin!, ainee.l " MY MAR FitieNro—l cannot dray sa pid( t h e plea sant of writing vs a few lines,fsw the porpuoe'of emotion's joy !air I tlel!weiiiiir e o f their f e l tow- 11Plit, rt to you both the lotppistr.ti which I ceel ilw OWNS II Litt • (juirwitil riptjug 00 ritek•rotr pain) use Ls has jest rehched me of your e.:taite, theta.. .iu Divine entering.bis cairittge, absolutely altrittlit-o1 In.lll•Atv deuce! frost a bear attempt folio. ii sptinrtsoti. .1 • •• . • . h titoetits of horror and hid - notation with which I,li:rt fillvd at il' o e: lttli J tt:r ! si t le au r t ot i...is s the tursioy haserww: ..f such au eon uuly. iii COlllllll4ll With the rest of 11w tiotiOts, off. rup thanks. javelin-mei'', null t Its ealessed to commit the rho._ living so the .11p r em e go o dnt:o of Divine Provitletite, for le, inns,--oth Tlitittlay Worhing 31r. Juslit e itatiug protected a life as htst to 11w K ie,ot int...tots of our wow tussle ) , sa for the prcserrat inn uf gowns' tram_ vitality of tamp,. Ti t:it l on niuy lout; rtuttiuur esjoy It11 : 1A111:41:11:11416'"it'tistde'ts C V:;141".." 14-t'-'"°Suli"ttill:lt."l"l " l:eur[n; life au precious to UV all. to th. must united wish of yusr the preceding' evfniuliti why's t he 11 "" 1 " 1 " stucco: and affectionate frit.4, For jilc county and 'city concluded. Tha n, ot !:0 GrOIIGE, P. R." Prisoners fur . ttial at 4tatfordesslG/intecaler ;lug: ) ~: r. 50.... siarssup g cuinoissation of the jusirsieynieu eat,i orssie , •• •••9 ... -r-- ---- rer-"J , -- "" - .7•• - I ,— *-- ..... s. " ...' ".' P u l""" 1 "" 1 " a• "'"x• ext cube!. The project consisleaonly or iwo ortielee. ployerl in the , laireresit lussiehes u f ibis trade, II bid! are very toot ruse; that commerce is entirely sarigenist, how- Men of the first merit berved him, tint only in the The first puaishes with con fi scation of ships and THN A ORNEY-GENEIt4I. r. BROWN E. IMO, liar been Tor some time arranging nail priori- ty p 'i ri b o r er u si n iu e v illi w i' l ll i i i d ch uld- bas Thheeetefird'e;teccatt7,l trader 1 i ever .eXpOnatiOn mud import:dim, are facilitated. army, but in civil capacities. Nu Suvereigu was I The 1.01111 CHANCEI.I.OIt-,.. 1, wad come i n t o t p l a k t . ly e i tr i i reA due i cargoes any part taken in the trade by subjects of Court at lielf-pabt nine o'clock un Tlsursdisy t i ttt re- I...suitable before a 311'Kit:trate, game on in hr v eard 3 .,,, r tr il r r i ir la i y md l : f juaremelstinClatrA;nßel: the l Il e a l b I t :C r , E... calico Jr.f Notwitheteudiug all obstacles, the levying of the ever served with more zeal and fidelity than he extraordinary imposts malted oss by the Lest was; but fit the same time it emit be allowed. that France, or by foreigners within the dominions of bog, and give judgment in this deinivrrer. lam Storthiug, has been effected as fur as poesilde. - France. 'rlse second appoints the triblitials for ale. nut *bleat ',learnt to eay whether I shall. sit here to- brought . u the ....... c'e i tft . r i Eij i A u 1 1,. ' e i 111 ' 1 1 C a :! 1' . s :r n a i sa l : : ( . l. l l : ° c l e is t i l The people have in general exerted themselves to the compokition of the greeted part of the present termining the o ff ence. The project was ordered to morrow or not-but , if I die I will bike care that Wane .were .'IOC pay the taxes. but his Mejesty regrets, that in 110111 e Ministry or Louis VIII. laClUdillg illeae who b e • you, Gentlemeu tit the liar, Atoll have ileum this at the low charred 1 printed and distributed, and Monday next tip- „i g e t „ss ' of Ale. s 4 . , palue -.. 44,7 - 1 1 w h oo lZ h o w f r G uN m Y a r " Zt_ s ui r re ; . "'I L I" , Y . • r iiieeei the collectors have breu obliged to enforce have the chief iniluetice in affairs, 'appears moats- pointed for referring it to the bureaux. . ___.•___ ________ es,hi's.lou.fields, coact-lare-wirevoss, on Wedperalay last. the payments by lewd menus; notwithstanding ',mot - dietary. T h oug h the Duke of Richelieu is • when they left their 'Pork uurioisiwil, Mail with being in Mete easherremments paymeost has been made fur The 5 per Criits. were-. It combinasiou with 12 other men to act in a similar illegal she brigs of wor, which the nation wieheol to keep, nuininally the principal 31iiiister, the real priticipal Match le 66 f. 55 c. ' 1103 IE CIRCUIT, ....,.... • . tilt sod it is hoped that all elems s till pen di ng b e - Nles ster, he who enjoys the supreme power, it March 13 ....... AS f. 50e. -saw- i William Mills, one of the men ',winded in the warrant, was called as .0 evidence-De nehnitsed taking • WWl . ..nut .1 twren Denmark and Norway will be aminged in a De Come, who, 'miler the Government of Napo. , The following are extracts:- SUSSEX LENT ASSIZES. Mr. Silverwond, the Prisonir; on 114Am:sale,/ Imo. (II Mr. mossier honourable to both. His litho rat me" - Iron, was is Judge iu (me of the Trillions's, with a PARIS, MARCH 14. . -- Payne, ansionneiug hi. mid the other amiss determination so Irma the support a ff orded by himself, and by the sal ary of about five huselred pounds u yeur; and Yesterday iiverusing Lord Welliagton held a long confer- I The Spring Aeeizes fur this County commenced leave their work . He a s k e d • Mr. Payne for it writieu answer ore w i t h t h e ma te o f fti e h e g eo mi n i s t er fur Foreign at , 1 •1•••ba It on Ma i l:' , l eYe herr' , Nlr- Kim: ( -ItA , II,I NI . c l tia in t h p l i o s i e 4i l u d e l o d ie f r ; ;l l ,7 i :k: :: , ~ s w e tile.that isj e l d s ' ,l. e.' a l e c a i i n n i l u s :, m e n d I t : , i! . i . y i , v or e i 37 . me :, l a , .. e . e. ohs.', • 1 . , . it me s:t v : 1 1, 1 Crown Prince and his son, to the pour and to he wee sit the mune time Secretary to the mother of e ' and Mr. norm ! ii 000. it wits arranterti Isc the various charitable institutions; the reduction Affairs. His luril.kliip is perfectly recovered from the slight I rued Judges before the Circuit to take Ilurplistin would rediess thew He then left Mr. Paine, am! they lend ri ut the standing array to 11,000 men, and the Napoleme Next to him in credit end influence, . . . . . usdisommitiss ithiels bad confiued him to his hotel. coistinuance of the peace which the country are Pasquier, Garde-des-Sreaux, or Keeper of the Their E xert i mett , the Astaimmi t tk ,„ or Assam. Prussia iii7rtiduoyf iu i i t , i n s r turn, , ce o k w , i i j ig " : l o w t e i x le pr O c e i C a ll i rZi o e f e i ll it r ii (j i i i /011 ho T i t ue lky o bra ot o il a nt ro sti th ucv- plia :so re tha wi t sh ii ii. ,L'o t i t r io ln u i s lerl c t i ta t t ed is i , :t . happily enjoys. His Majesty obeerves , that the Seals. and the head of the Ail ttt tisibtration of Jus- Naples, &mink, and the Neth!slands.repsired successive y statement is not brilliant, but it is true, and that the lousinees of this Comity he Thurolav the K , the letter would be accepted by the me'', ' • . tier, who, under Bonaparte, wus Prefect of the to his Lordship's house. The Ambassador of Portugal also . • 2 ' • •. . ea's. The prisoner Silveri. 1, who Is,, 10 , en ifie I..niler oust for a King who loves his people. truth is the Assizes beteg usually held in immediate succesiduit- moat worthy speaker, and thee sorest pkelge of his Police, conerquently our of the principal agents held a couference yesterday with the Sable Level , r liter Essex. But fr1)111 the II ttttt ber a Closes eta- e s . t i7l k ra el ie ina , alinr so u lte a t i t il eti th a ese portp7 " ntetur . t il t . O n 7t i l l se eg eTa i n iii : r iat l is: i. A woman poisons her humbnad mod two soar ; ; *daughter, erred, and the unusual amount •of criminal • bufa- methanol's. Only the weak tremble at the light of of his despotism; and Mole. Minister of the truth. The men of the North will itoyfully behold Merits,. This Inet obtained the notice of Bone rate nineteen years of age, is her nouther's accomplice, aud in. nes., it is probable that the erpectatiosi of the till M r. . Alley could be procured In attend for thins, winch the Th 'M e g o 4 aric tr c 4 U le •as ag c reed rowd l e o d d w u i t f r j all our b o o t o l r a . ,,,ii employed its the Iduced by her, commits Ibe ilosibk crime of parricide end Ironed judgda will not he mall/ ed. The cause . eosehmskieg bs , ;isess. this friend of their fathers door to the Thome. Mr. lisiptinsuss, she enachreeker, of Holborn, the Chair by a work be published, the object of wh . ch was. fratricide; the barbarous smoother diwouoces her daughter piper contains 25 entries, tend lire Calesit . lar pre e —.......--- to inculcate that a Monarchical Government, such before justice ; the daughter, au less unilateral, accesses scuts upwards of 50 eumttn , 4ll., and it os flirt'''. moo of th e „,„, e ,,, t • a it t,,, t ,„. e .,,,,t,„,„k er ,, , who ' um ,. lately met Since the coushiensti 0000 of the journeymen was GERMAN PAPERS. as trejooyed end exercised by Bonaparte, was of do- her mustier. Surto we. the horrible cause which was tried fore not unlikely that their Lordship,' will be de- - A Silesian Militia or Landwelirman, who had vine institution, and of a ll c oh ere the best edict'. on the ted of last aseath by the Assist Court of the Depart. tabled here m i tt' Saturd u y. disc". '4 4 'd.. WU present, also Mr. Howe, and o t h er master worn the insignia of the Iron Cross, without having hated to promote the g l or y o f t h e F renc h nat i on • meet of the Meese, define at Chaum o nt. The muthii mid coaelsmakers.• ' the daseghter have both been condemned to death. The CIVIL SIDE. the Mr. Alley comlsig So the office he hail a consollation 1 alio-I'l4i se s br q "li ss i: i r l d e Pa c ' h Pi s i s el 7 i s u ge r d ", , la s t is 4 d ithr o h l:e i c tair : ai c eg l7 a s so itas t i I s il il. ga ll7ss el si t ;le l r oc t i7 l" ;t hr i 4 i l l s ; .‘. e r s r id e a r ight . daughter will undergo the punish/neat of uocides Before Mr. BOTUN WOOD, 'inertial to four unman imprissoumeut end hard him Prefect of Dijosi. afterwards a Counsellor. • Th e 60,,,,,,„e„t,,,,,,,g,eut,tb1y wi ll , the lie. ( 4, 1 . ,, 25th or 4 • labour in the fortress of Silberberg. then a Member of the Sennte, and then Aliuister March last, has appointed 53 Cantousof Forests to form the WILLIAMS V. BEST. This was an action which emoted fail or exciting ,. tba 3 ' l i r m . l p ur y P n r e ielL i o d f , I l li sp uir t,h r;t i t ia lto:t. i , . .. _ Narcotism et! euaditiou of toi: l. r i w Y gre' ag e r Z I t :: r*:•tlitirinitetaiimilihi his f C.OIIPU, JANUAILY 12. of Justice, the place now filled by Pasquier. On rcemaeoffoer minium, destiuett fur the dulation of Ecek . much interest amongst the imbility am: g ro w ) o the oesuniry, aml of exciting the sympathy of Muer. wink M lillUilt ISM -f t• 1 • the PH . 1 .. Monday, the 29th of Decesuber. was the lisle- . s bec ias i t a ical Establishments. It appears that of the 150,000 S. ~,,,„f wood w h ich the sion o .. F oo d h as h eeo „„ th .„,, 4 whoetstettans a becomilig reverence lot lii g li title mid The Magistrate ouddlerUssesietlu which - Prison s ei ni a - 75 . 5t h .i gi roi l , 1 1 1 :1 1 : 1 ::; the rebturation lie took the oaths of allegiance. end the ecoarie of this. . .. 6 - 1 6 . • ,. • 1 . wished-for day on which the Act of our Conklin'. held the place of Chief Director ur the l'onts et lion Wail solemnly proclaimed, as rati fi ed by Isis I sell, there well be alienated nut more than 20 ur 25 000 iu "istniguislied rank, considering the e ect it twist the Procreator hal .1.4 • r Royal Hightsess the Prince Regent, un behalf of Chtus,secs. Oto the return of Bonaparte from the ave in ravening the tonportaisce o, many, who to wards 110'01; and men y Ise was glad they had .• fueled the in-oil v a .. .F. Majesty tlw King of Great Britain and brianul, island of Elba, he immediately went to prof ... his The day after 7 :l:attempt to • initiate the Doke of 1 / 1 "Id all their consequence Nem lii‘rli.b ttttt iol• „. he the way they lied beets advised b hei ' " 1 • . . • 11 • A Alley, which au doubt was the best ' f I -1. Cu'llim i 3' r. our role and exciesive protectr. title and the pageentry of noble (lemma. Neither wt... and leotar d L A -that .coillsl tic Kir, it respect for end fi delity to him. Boompurte arrived Wriiinetou, ieformation was received that an individual, In coneeepsence of , •is publication, there ap- . , he levelling doctrines of Tufa l'aine, ou r the nut----1; e - T s t r ii iru ," ... .. i r csenpe would be a waroriug to Int In lon Neve y ear ' s Day a woe!, ma t jou from at the Palac e of the Thuoileries tile 40th of Marcie wanted Win, was in Isaste to have Paris, after having cut t fruitful mimeo Bed Book of the Corsicsio Emperor could Mr P a y 7 ,1 i t 7: Pruet,,,.....4..7 i" ...1 " i5.. ""f- -the Lord !light Commissioner. Sir Thomas Mout- 1815, and m ole sot i t , hi s c ounsel on tint t a 3t i .1 MT Isis raitstactica. He was hesitantly pursued and arrested hare a Mater effect 'i de ' • - ' •• * - Ise "I ' 14 -dam-rill- 17-Y bad all Ilea" 1 I erioruting .. . flue value of thesuselree by nii oath to forfeit near Lys t ris. ,ate wail brought iutu Paris on the 11th inst. one et•tiorred to ii • one imiumi "le cach if laud. in whirls. in conforsisity with the ahuvr- hell - March. The Jae Additiosiel to the Constitations splefulid g nick•llarDeS. !luau the present doscussiote. It co without the whole. The gardens shoaled at the foot of the terrace of the • , . , ... ... - homed Act of the Coinalitutioo, he epponsta, in the I e ,nspere, dated doe 2-2 d April, 1815, was . . 1 rr • _... . W 4, all aelloll 10 efillaalr We gator tot 3,100 Coon. l'he ,Prisoners all cleated this, as well as all those alio i, name of his Majesty, Baron Emanuel Theotoky, Thuilleries are Mindy immolated. A member of workmen s lo had been ex lied tpe made in the courtly thronged Me one. • drawn out, or revised and corrected, such us it i. are emit loyed to dimharge Me boat, with Obit* the timid ' este - s ' " hit • to be President of the Senate of the United State. JUVEN ILE ko • on of Bo Istoo •tohef . I no the Monitear of the 23(1 April, - swelling uf the river has blockaded lath Moles of the bridge regt g b ledeed it was said that e great No tom than ;en • 1 • Bcrits• of the lonian Islande; "and at the mute Mate an- roportion of ' the citron of' these Gullies It4laich ItuJ l ays, the oldest not more don olounces, that for Members of the Senate for the 1813, by Mr. Mole*. This Act, which ell French- Louis XVI. ft is also said that the waters bars userilowed L • •.• . . , . fourteen year% of axe, were thertted '1 • • ke • i t i imported from the Principality ur Wales) aderii- a i , eh; ll vfil ' 1 Ifinist 5-- `''' s Hips an.. rube lig wou-twos at the shop sir Mr. Wei,r first Parliament. there have been ehovess by Ihe men were bt Ito adhere to, and all before ad - the road to Versailles. cal the palace of their titular Pinter, and coodributed ceder, ii,., the trau ' ft, and five st •Mr. Parkes's, in indent- Legishative Ametubiy, and limn its own bode, the nutted to act in any public capacity whatever, The Duke of Wellinvou leas entirely recovered from his more t I% safety and comfort than as body guard rl'vet• rullr, h elug uld 41 - cutlers, were committed, and Caw. Siam° Calicloipulo of Corfu, Count Nicolu indispositiou. . boo odto to observe declares that woe s swear , . i of Antasons, gonsidefisqg that they ',infected hie :H. m delivered iti'lliCirtricotti; • Allison of Cephalonia , Count Deinetrio FcricardiCDAMßElt OF DEPUTIEI. , 'cresl . in.varin Croak the Wurriug of the eleatients, by of Iliac. Mr. Felice Zembelli of Santa Mauro, eves' Use Imperial dyuusty of Bonaparte to cease to 'Floe Minister of Matisse, Comet Mle presented he f 1 0 , resell , 1 fu l- guarding the rouf or his pavilion pieleirre.istilrle um! Dr. Basilica Zappe of Ithaca. exist, they would never consent to submit to tie loony,: project of a law, in the name f hi. Mi • o ... t esty :- power keen doe emootilts ad mitipeistopmp,esisolls, end Blown Into tort.- ► lso.the hfirricsine last Wednes.• • According to the 7th article of the Treaty re- ruled be a Bourbon." Louis ex. , . the alluvia l ' of ran t i ng torrents. •Proluslilv it day Week, a tailor milking 111 INA-street, Ports- !alive to the lonian islands, concluded at Paris. We have ordained and do ordain that the 'eel of adi _ lt . cum _ _ e _ . that the e , ir .. . ~0 4, .....,, e , tweinito, wAs driven sh antis Violent e axis - hist flit' f Wis. of a Nov. 5, 1815. between the Courts sir London, • Nee the llowiloar of 23J April, 1815, and Seconds no. , pm Migi be . id reel . 11 I 'le t lII4M 111 *e Lottery Dffiee as hid only t f •u ' but. •'. °Yee " imit, .I. ei.e Jack law, in tenor as follow., shall Ire promoted, is our 111111,e, to dlstidgetshed personages were iterated, compiblited aftuurer iu the'sbop, who, 4 9 r u i • l'oriana, St. Petersburgh, and Berliu. there shall be pow ile M. Beujamito Jr Coaistane Feb.lBlB. . Ur niraploirisert, by aaen,... Me Cliambel. of Deputies, by ear Minister Secretary of still snore to their • de:gradation, linkman:4 as they Mg he had lost hi. milder, roit'tw aa Doi di win -el ibasl.lou'd only Consuls or Agents for commercial affairs IiCA• . .e.. deiced from Use 110elely of i'rinega to th at elf nobody goodolud he'il i iry his lank with 'cut, as, bought a Nix- - - State for 3Jarisse and Colonies% and by Count &menu wer re cierliteri to the United Stairs of the lonian Wank. .----- —•---- - teenne of 6,96S,4rhieh 'tinting die 6 ;s l iftattle Maid,: gave .. . . sod Rama maasaier , state cesosesuee, whom we thugs to Beggars. Deseeiodiug from the figurative styl e - -1 According so an article of' the Constitution, no TH F BRIII 611 PRE S S ' ,S. expose the motives, aud to sopped the dimeussion thereof . the tart was, it was in acti tttt of • Jack a 4 "" ; ..., . . . , ..ouds sold and 'de. r, ter o f a Pipe of Wine of his own cliutralm;, -oho uuw swears he was Moon &loth &art Portia fingfithd. i ii mitive eau in future (as was hitherto generally the ..._ _ _a Art. 1. Every part whatever which shall be taken by l i ver ed r , ic "" !lie price of a quantity '4 :Lk., - . - • . case) fill the piece of such a Comma or Agent. omen Lastalrrire. which the Defendaut iiid pur- There continue to lie lart e sales of hemp; one t . . . - - - s , Freeeh subjects or ship., in whatever places, tender what 511thillnlItt3, FEL 19,, ' ----- chased for the purpore of roofing a charity . 'sChuol ut extensity liintie in' the Cit . .PiittleiSed fr Bto pretext or coedit . stirrer. sad by .foreign iadividants, ie I. We have at length received authentic iidelli- LONDON, Cuckfield ilt appeared that sin mutinies submitted to the dominion of Fraotre i in the traffic which ....... ,", ! • . 4 011) WWI oit Tridafo•htid wired . M'l , '• ' • ll' ii , o f die cargo , of . , ..., 1.,t1, principuy. we it grtlee from Kris, Mat the Deputies of our Cl a n - else slates es question formed' a pnit bud believe, Oh accouet of the delisand fur the , known wider the name of Me Trade of Macke, shall he • i I ' • • '-• ' • " • A la* ' i ' .all 0 her of Commerce have sacceeded in obtaining from WEDNESDAY, Wien 18, 1818. been used en budding the new wistos to the Prince punished by she confiscation of the ship and of the cargo, it 4 ' p 'l' 1 . 1 . • 'I . 0 masker. ' • r- the Governinent the +assurance of a free transit for and by die interdiction of the Captain, if be be French. egeut it airmail at rigooton. Colonel Fot.ey looming mi accomit of centiliter! all colonial goods coming from Holland and (le:- T h e Defendaut paid "201. into Court, mod the 1 ill lieSlifi, ifet:l:ired Ilia iiitesifieil s of ...sit 1 t , • 11.1'40 ,• .1 /9. These caws shall be proceeded is, before th e tribitaals sem i n d i spute y en , 13 f. 13 .. i. matte, sod destined to Switzer! intl. and that to tlois Last night, in the House of C ommons', Lord which take cognissuce of contraventions iu matters of re- hold the representation of the county or iiertr., . . roil an icier at shall he establielord in this City, i nMr. M•ItitT ; TT an d Mr. Bowen,' co:whorled the nu lite (11,40 II lon of Parliumealt-two Candid to: at which Mew goods nom remain four months; but FOLKSTON 4:** Bill, to remove doubt* real'ecting ttttt , and are 1 ° bejoihred lay Obese. case m at the Plaintiff, and 'Mr. etiuniatore and home coinutetscril an uctive casivueio to Ise S I come .ti I lin CatiUut, upon any pretext whatever. be teutored the Act of 31 Geo. 111. *lnd to establish the right Given at roil', is the Peke, or the Thuilleriess, i n th e Ita es Mr. ao'kel.EY were for the Defeitilusot.• • i successor, "'M. Culonel Coate i bt•••1.1., i•ini of Sr 111 mouth of March, 1618, and year of our trig. the 25th. It was contended. on the part of the Defendant, 1 GeoIteeCORNEWAI.L. Bart.; maul Roc •P• from ties ',were, except for the porpose of being or Magistrates to visit county genie , sifter some ra•r Itltl', ht ftirwarded to tlw place .of theirchtetinatiots. Our discussion, wits withdrawn. LOUIS. that the Plaintiff had nut performed his condom!. Esq. sun of I.lVetiaLE Pates. Esq. ut Fork ) . The Mentor acknowledged the presentation' of the ply- inematich as . Ise had bent Ladies 'mutant of men:hauls are highly delighted with this concession. Weilnetklar, at n meeting of the Criroorritinn of Lord CAST LEREACII notified, that. to give Mem- Jed iii. the law. and warred it to be twi.,..d and dintribuit.d. couiltessec to As the direct comreyesoce from 'Holland may fie Miami; - Sit It. Alietoko dab choieto a iellihrt. ~ I i bees ton opportunity or attending the Assizes and meadow next was Axed fur she preparatory discusisiou iu Severiol wits were cstainiso-d on bolls sides. ~, ilrecteil without dilficelty, by the way of Mentz or the Co ttttt ion Ceinicil, prepirstote to the exi•tei•:, a Culee li ta, th e war through Alsace will certainly be Sessions, the House, at its wing un Thursday next th e e.,,, nx , The whole vitae went to the Juicy, maul a verdict of his falletiesos'im Reco'rifert • Another Va CA I leV %, .: 4 erocefiotee, ► rat 24. was Immo' fur the Plaintiff ' ltd. 7s. 1" . dtiValllllgeUlls fur dos itranisit, aud the mime so, ii/ • o n - morrow ), would aoljuuru for a fortnight-to ; tilled up b y - die - deletion ed . THomas C asette, Esq. • On Isis aceesidow to the throne, the stew Ki nk ers t c „„ l the Nothing at all iiitermaing occurred in the Crown the toads U. our country are quite free ,there beilog .... I isurbday, the ski of April. . wand uf several military corps which had lays. confided Court. . The whole of As capital cuuricts at AVoicest, r 1 a no folk (turepokes) or local charges to pay. • . —.... n ...—. tu him as Prince Royal, His 3lwiesty declared, that in his --- --- -- - wire leptievrol, ti t imeili afte r the termination id file chief opposition to the request ern* made by ee l %ir estirs of Boutilemix, Nattier, and Havre, which Disiosburglo Papers received to the ith of Menlo, quality ur first citizen of the capital, he avoid confirm° to The following is the copy of a letter which the • site fries or die • ..,• . By' i• • t . tiottay Mr.. Ju....ee tmo •o•i ; of s nrsuEN, he the chief or the Yeomanry Carps. stepperl into'hii. etirsisige, 'tin leis City to Stuli.,r.l, si• liiiil,well it with all their aught, because, as they contain the Speech of the late K in gPRINCIt IteiateT wrote 'to the Dkr W tt • - - - wrote cal alit I:I, il. ll was entirely sit variance with the ispino- read in the Sitting of thee Storthing, at Christiania, TON, on.the occosiou of Mellott attack on Isis per- where • • • • • Yesterday thelluke of Yu UK oratisacted military •- • - • • - ree•sing. 'leave/no it may be coneidered insurer.. 1 itei ii...y 0; colonial goods granted to Mess' by precede es the dilfi- • sou:- I Oil the lith of February. It emimerat b n . wevii l o th ti si le •• OUNCE .I.lStiabT. • Ai IPA/ to litit, count re • hut it I I.- -Nis Ares, stated Iss Us • mil I• t; Litt , . 1.. is well kisown that by these laws the " Carltwelluuse,,Fel,. 14. the eittruordi- The Duchess of CUMUSILLAND was much better "My MAR Fatexn-1 cannot du myself the p i es . as a irskli that the populace, its their toolkailit.cd die I Is e ii A l 1- tot us obtained die great solveeloge cult" "m""ieted il l milertin g sore of writing you a few lines, Aw the poep.ornf expert:Ann ( joy rim. pith t l emse e stire o f t h e i r fellow-jo•s soon, ri 111 tt elitist' . tel go u d a mus t nu t be imported into wry taxes which he had sanctioeed, conceiving yesterday. t ' l'ebteeday the Duke *tool Dualism of rt oy Ell i , e T a n to you both the Isappisiesi which Ireel at the news Viit.l. i (j u diri el l isr riot i ng on pritek.erilt HaM) On 1,. 1 . /.e.i e, except from aml .througli thesis alone, and that they were founded in eft intimate knowledge • t gave a g r a d &neer to the Pittner Itecesx, the l'amlOr.,"the'l me 01 pont e. , eapr, thanks In pavane toter'. martin...ells iratrittge, übsolutely attenitit-4 to.rlvoiv I'' ii 411 init.ortatinii of these product from the td . the consomme and industry or the country , ' , elm • , , ... -, ~ Cr-uce. from a base attempt rinint d agattol juu s utut flit WU. 1 1, -, .• • . • - .ii si t, i i Lug .riumthutritu, several in t h e s.: I• • I lio his 'triumph thion,ll I 14.. Lity . t " iI, N- Oneonta of horror and hollowing' with altscti I,iiass tilted Id t"e du'qte I ' l 11 moil , rist Is rigorously prohibited. in which couception eaperience lias . proved that lie. Mutt rod Foreign itliasioleta, an d dose Ladies. Loirlothip itioitatooly called isi the Bid 01' the Sheritre ii's see enemy awl loaselwas •nf surd on ;4ir,4: a atiOrit. i elill it g 110 W it climige in the present legislation, re- Meese liumaounas rule • was mistaken, as ep tttttt erce and mentifactures lasi- - Yesterday the Prince rs , .y . ~,,,„ sith oul in co • • ..' i rest of the t• . .ar- he - jewel; .n e ineio, mill llsieultised to eminnit the rife.- . . 1`1" cling the importation of collegial goods. will . i Chausabers, guiele or rather scarcely exiit, Mid he &adv. therefore, ""t on hrwink„ , '"",.. 1111 „, 1 """ by the 1 % 1 " 1 '1" 6 or '''''." lo 'bc supreme ifeueltio..s of :keine Prneiikuie, fur Le dale , --Ois Than suureieg 311 . . Julie e t .1 4 . isl,syr, lite •aidiiir, is laid lodate the bawling protected a life us intpus twit to Ow Keeal WO it tits iir S141 ' 1)141, his Lent'- : ANG'I.FSFY nipl moron o'sacte r vg .l'Aiiii.i,!l.4l( l llitttd Wort:Mgr las . . these : is will of course lead to a discussion. , that instead or oppressing agriculture by heavy int-, •.• • . . _. , our our eusluiri, as for Ilse preservation of list' general slats. 1-. ..'' Among other neveitiet too prep oration at proirt. v oilood homing Kern efogsged in s..,ouit until late CM A , 00.0oul kind au' trawl*. will. it i« 'aid; to epsinin t of komp.: That . . on lola • Inn • (Apollo' rlnal j • •... r ports; it ntuit Ise eocouragetl-that. in celiac - bum dirater. is a urn tesgrily. by ‘,...,, , P" . .-.. 1 . Ait "9 life au prreiuus In ua all. is 16. ! oos t L ign i t ot i wish o f i- c.• in a . the pret•eding evening, when the Assize business • .'"111.41 to lissesgii isiminfecturer, Ittolit'l ll l l r l Y 1 " .„,„,... it kis been „ • •. • ecessaiy. in men) cases , to re- ha ll ow- I . s of Windsor, iu which Mi. .h.k:AN no to sinceit and affectionate fricsd, tor Hie county and 'city concludes'. Than r et r, !,0 lei 1.. rm.v.V • lisi she Nertlo„ Which are not Mon those qt.-, 6 r ii .. oIIGEs Pi R." Ps.isoncri fur . ltial at 4tatiord...-f Giurcersier ;lu 4 : ) be allowed the transit sort to legal moms to compel the fiaytneni of the play the priucipal charucter. 14,1 i: h oo d , . e. . 1 eilleil writ ~. , ':", • , . . , 4,,0r . . ..,. ' - . -. _ L.IIV INTELLIGENC E . • CoUWE OF OBANERY, LtscoLa's !XX, TUE.A./AY, MAlllhal 17. • Net Hopi Highness the Princess of -W ALE, v. the Aar/ of LivEttroot. and Comet Altftlfrlia. Axe . .. oiturs q/' the lute Duke of Mitt rawlutt. The LORD CHANCELLOR-.." I have read Brit ofpilavit of Count Munster which was handed ass to me on Saturday. and it is nut tieresouiry for ate to say more than that T think it lava r PtiEficiew 1: 0011 !'d for me to direct that the second. into rousent. sir w•cii rity given Icy the lute Duke of Brunswick to Isla sister the !Loyal Plointitl, be produced to Ise De rristlossfirbi•Ture they are compelled to put in their *lower to het Hill." 'l 7 .litt SoutTroa-G6ti6ar L—" Then the motion iv grunted." Sir &stun. ltout v.t:tr —.‘ No ; for the lortit4 of Alte d stPutlctu am that the Defendants st i onid have u tortnikht to answer 'after the production of, the instrument, winch way tube immediate. I ain con tish•nt his:Lordship slurs sod useass Ils.st." -The * LORD ettANCELLOR—" I do pint, Sir Samuel ; meow that ,the Defewlasirs•Mionlul hure a fortnight to atoover after the time of the 111 . 0.. IllieGOO of the instrument, uithout specifying when the production shall take place." Sir A. Pitit:orr—se That is the tune thirst ." Sir SAMUEL. ROMILLY—"II certainly IA not; and I beg the distinction may be understood." Slotiosi gr.isited in part. THE Art ORNEY-GENERAL r. BROWNS. The Lotto Curricu.s.nit—.• will come into Court at Isulf-past nine o'clock on Tlinr.dry titnro ing, end give judgment in (Isis dentivrrer. lum out *bleat pi esent to say whether I shall rit here to morrow or not —but, if I do, I will take care that you, (leutleuseu at the liar, shall have notice this night." 110lIE•. Cllicurr. .Ms•i• • SUSSEX LENT ASSIZES. . . The Spring Assizes fur this County commenced at Horsham on Monday, before Nlr. BarIIII GRAII A and Mr. Harm ! %VOOO. It iv NS arranged by the ).earned Judges before the Circuit to take Ilursham riot of its turn, owing to the occurrence of Good Friday in this week, in the expectation of finishing the business of this Comity hy Thursday, the Kent A!!sizes being usually held in immediate suceesiiou after Essex. Hot from the nuruber of Catises en tered. and the unusual amountof erimitial busi ness. it is probable that the eypectation of the Leained dirdgdir will not lie realized. The cause paper contains 25 rmp•irs, and 11w Calendar pre sents upwards or 50 committiv!tils, mid it is there fore wit unlikely that their Lordship,' will be de tained here until Saturday. T „