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. consequet • . way, which was resolved upon by the Storthing, to Paris, whither the celebrated Cameactue4, who • .\ . Iron the ItL incipal :livered late :tended by of the the OCCasiOn 711E11. I he leered en - Ma :y of ,doess fieellor of porpose, • the de tletuibe Ling; Ming (own on Wind- Juke irf • (:r. there 11Ce .house. • /dock, attneots if the Bar of his ..itstaist the late Gen. first h let ' pro trattertnen and Into .. (lime ludo-stood, of the prevented by reunions of weak .'aria hea itiderstood Lord langssuge. .Bishop of from ...street, from cool a tra ,-iy him !xpeose, ad I di•potitd formerly pro- Mu nights, lorwluy ri, will for her Water his seat they would cheerfully lth rs requisition frou► the Brit.sh tioverouieut to That efievt. town of witued 18th of arrived • day*. un occa- are now, iged 99 , who is women France.) as the 'bedsit) to two their found 400 but •lighted, and IT, the before their :OMGE v, of s ELOPEMENT. CURIOUS CORRESPONDENCE. The following letter, reirting to a recent eloplt. meld which occurred in the comity of Mayo, has been addressed to the Editor of the .m a ts Cwcs i. Imam', dated from Castlrbil', and bearing the sig nature of " H. Boy le :" " Having heard th , t Captain Kerr, of the Ist ur Royal Dragoons, now in the county gaol of thi s loon, has stated that lie voluittari!r surreuitered himstif, and beim; eppreliensive that such user. if it should gain eretlit, to o. have a tendency to mislead the public, its ationpariant degree, f beg to submit to you fur publication a statement of the circumstonces attentlitig his arrest " On Friday, die 6th bistro, Charles Kerr, pay master of the Ist or Royal Dragoons, was arrcsteit under a fiat, issued from the Court of King's Bench, at the suit of Charles Lionel Fitzgerald, Esq. marked for 1,000/., being, as I uitderstaml, astable the amount of any fiat ever issued from the Courts. The arrest of Mr. Kerr (notwithstanding the precaution taken by him of retnaiiiing nosily within Its barrack at Ballinrobe, and dur ing the exclusion of all lout military ;tom from the barrack-gate rod ground-) was, after f.' quest frol less attempts previously made, effected by John Hughes, at two &elm k, p. a. on Fritlity, at 1 :0 greater distance from iii- barrack than twenty yards, and in the presence of Surgeon Clelatid and tr:tv seutries, under the prt.lection of one of whom (JIG Kerr having culltd upon him) he escaped into his barrack ; c•herenoon I, as the friend of Charles L. Fitzgerald, Esq. J. mantled of Lietit.-Colustelt porville, the then Commanding Officer of Ont. Royal Drogoons, restorrtion of Mr. Kerr, as a prisoner legally arrested. Colonel Doiville, utter some consideration, grunted military Mil to the Civil i'mver, upon the woofing of which, and not *slid then, Mr. Kerr, through the medium of Ad. jutont Smith and Surgeon Clelaud, submiticd hint self to the law. Oa a propusitima wide by ute, that, upon A djutaut Smith and Surgeou Cleland. hbutt ieg their honours that they would pinitmos dm sit right o'clock the same (naming to the Snerilf ;t Catalebar, I pledged myself on the part of Chitties Fitzgerald, Esq. that. he (%lr. Ken) should be ut liberty to proceed without either civil or mai . tary guard to his destination. Mr. Krr. then pro ceeded, accompanied by the abave-named gristte mats, the special bailiffs following—tole of a hum, mined, was initnediately after his orrivel arCit,ile . bar in the some room with Mr. Kerr—the other, I f ' , placing tlietnselves i:huut the door. Air. Kerr, Niter taking some relrishment at Smith's was safely lodged in the gaol where he remoim." Ou this subj•ct a subsequent number of the Mayo Constitution contains the following corres pondence • 1 S " Castlebar, 10.1 i Nov. 109. " read a paragraph in your Paper of yvidenlac, re garding my supposed conduct with Mrs. Puzevrttd. I read also a letter relative to lisy aired, front one a man not h obliged to public report for a el.alc. Him, though I may laugh at fur falai hood. familiar to is nature, yet your reinacka at this particular time I cannot but regret—to saji the lira, it is both cruel and indelicate. To it. feud myself is untuccuary; my defence will soon be before a Jose'''. To point to me rhea, alien no defence ensti,i . pope , ly be expected, was what I could hardly have looked for Lan a Gent,' mail. I trail, however, that tic Jisisie joiliceill will hut smile ; and I should pity Amu toy soul the. Fitzgcial,hi, should they have sol.cited, through the ntrAcllll of Hugh O'Boyle, to add to the linnets which Lundy has already reaped in this country. " I have the honour to he, Rm. " Your very humid.. Servant, " CIIARLLS KERR. " To W. 11. Busteeil, Esq. " Castlebar, Nov.ll, ISIS. " SlR—Your letter of this day has been just pit into iiii• Ituit.. I don't exactly understand the obju tof it but tt it he intended for publication, I apprZlieliti it might lie ;mire jiii/;..i , suisly suppressed. " If I base nuy thing of private ekaracter, 1 should hope that it embraces neither eineliy nor indelicacy, and %ilea matters of this nature see unhappily °tannic,' upon the com munity, while 1 rem y sincerely lament their existence, make it a point in my public rapacity (where I vrr..guize the Me shone as niv monitor) to throw over them whaterer ycil my July, as I understand it, will permit. u‘ The advertisement signed e H 1 was not at liberty to reject—and when the arrest of a gmillimian is this county taus an publicly set forth, it wus encionbent on me to give some idea of the cause. It was therefore, and only therefore, that I reluctantly, but briefly noticed it. " Not having the honour of knowing you, (stud •Iways lend ing a C2ltiiolll.l ear to orauthenticated attries), 1 could have no possible with to injured...offend you, and your intention, if you harbour sorb, of offendiug toe, 1 am justified, awl satisfied also, its attiibuting to your erroneous Iloilo'', of nay duly. " I have the honour to be, Sir, Your te n • humble Servant. "Charles Kerr, Esq." &c. "W. BESTEMY. " Stft—l have ever understood your character to be and honourable—your principles to hr liberal. I have I.l.Nr:s. most distant idea that you aneart offence to use ; but P. t ,.1, have published 4)111 one side, why not ou the other sod ley good enough to add any paragraph or your own you ti ink proper. I do assure you, as a Gentleman, your cliaraiier stands as hiZ6 with me as any. " I have the honour to be, Sir, " iunr t cry oherli-iit Servant. " CHARLES KERE " W. H. Ruateed, &q." • The grand boxing match between Vandal! and Turner will take place this day in Sussex. Tip niatell has excited great expectation. ' One of the conditions imposed upon the new ministration of gaming-houses at Patio, is, that %to me!' shall no longer be admitted. A few days since the Leeds mail was robbed, be tween Nottingham :Mil London, 'of a parcel co”- tabling hank-notes to the amount of upwards ”f 12,000/. directed to Messrs. (At x and Co. ball krt •, in the city. We are sorry to find that sheep stealing is hi coming more prevalent in this neighbourhood as the winter advances.—( Boston (:astric.) Lust morning, between two and three ti'vlock, the neighbourhood of St. .lolimitreet,• Clerkeii well, was thrtiwn into the greatest alarm by Ora dis covery of a fire in the extetisiie .nianufactory. c , f Mews. Green and Co. vinegar inuntifauturtis. it originated ire a part of the building crilleit tiietnn%• ,lard _warehous.-, in which was upwatriis oi. tits tons of that article, which, with the.ristile rd the budding, was compie:ely deseroyed i By riginr ditiary exertions, Ili. hie war cotifid.ld to lhat plot of the buildia; .t • . --• . • ..., • - • • • . r a.. : . . •.!1 4 ,;.•• .. . • ' * • • - • 4 . i • • , • 4 , I . : . . • . . , • • . • • • .. . .- ... . .. • . , . casinorated with had for *owe...time resided isi 3rueeels,..ie preparing 1 or lambent ... •c• - ..•.....„-aa N. ... o.••••atitelty Ctigilt 055 Cern . . /%t k'S . I'-r. 4, • •tt ' q-9 moustranee of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, i s pl en dour. • t to follow 001. It is a fortunate circumstance freel '' s: - ..: ., ic1; . . -, .57 I ifiet.- --ii. . . .... full of energy , spirit, end truth, after fulfilling ; ' _bettatutsza. • WOttaitislol7.;.: the Kieft*. II itaisels - ' led te k neassifilthili k eikerat - I A k\ -....:S. ---;;": - ''.-. f ....- 7 'egmo C '.ii •v . . the honourable mission with wince he was intrust-t clemencti RiIkEMER ENBOsin g hill dire to ditiger 4. , f et ,: • :=-21 1 ;- , ' - '1 . " ;.' 71'1 -•• . Jii• N..-- . ...-:-..NL. The inebitioonly serum and mile) eottmettel ' ' . " ...1' ts"i?e.4l in this city the d " before yesterday, weithee atitl co . ittlitetto and now' . bunid 44. / 1 Oblitl- llt chews tltaf liii‘•Na.ttsire entertain% no feu. rot. P. ,4,.21 4 8 , :.i, .. 1 .; •-F „.. 4 0, i --, • • ••.•112,1111elett yesterday for Parris. It is affirmed - • • • 1 g eigiia 'of the French T ongues fo r t h e re . I dance garden product, of which we were deprived I the stability of his Government when he can, with '7IIE PitlALi c iftWEl i fre.t COURT. iiil3vW - wftich hi; renWericTsUrft 1, daft* the Ansa*? by the pea drought. . To be I t oultibiats . prerMit the geersteit enemies Jo his 4 ' ' biiQiittlialtasieis to Europe, end which was so long I w ithout fire in the stoves, mud to have the meadows eisteration Ms retbritin s h irt y an d without testrairet. . , ..... -.sew.- i /illa el liW nit t he tnewee " of the ibleuelmen ' covered with verdure ingead of snow. is a strange Ti. Vienna Papers still eunplitin of the great I • pitlitet, fa VA 111;EIFilliireeviirsti 1' Yesterday. at ItaMpast three o'clock, hit Ro . r ar e s...efie.,Ath e d hermarelne, wham. after 'the -mem I Nurember. i phenomenon beer, isi the month of . is euivereolly felt dirms . aglnint i r r ...... 1 Iso K nitests the PRINCE REGENT held n Cowl' it which Lis EXt•ell,-ney li.ii ~ '• t 4dg e wh o i ltr oi,, e o r„,,,, epe4 ;,,,,,,,,,,,, „it their. ewe * Vice -Adittiral BarOst CederstraM is raised to the i e ll Germony. Ihe AuitrieuGovertiment tse?dea. 1 Carlton risese. • , to.resSore haperneat, peace, oral tranquillity. his rank or Admiral. • I vowing to substitute a metallic currency through- I Fsoee, the Ambassedor front the Court of f. Oleo bairn, thot a has been taken tutu serious Coos ors Kfallialta: a ' ' • 1 • The King of Prussia, before hid departure.' oT lire liiiiriniii 'tiier money is cora:dered, would ! ~...A NT,.by Earl , I.l•TIWalr, one of the Princi i •. . . , i • . wovettett 2fl. . •aec:•etaries of State, alien his Excellency delive N letter of condolenee on the demise of the I -30111111 1 1tertidty his Majesty the King presented to sigoed. the edict fur the new organisar.o . n of the I the 1 Atili itt`counr for the abience of 'reit., even if ! I.I 4UF.EN, from the King of the NETHERLANDs. hicHighneeoPrlnce Metternich the Gramil Cordon C our t s ' of Justice in she Rhenish Provinces; /1 other circumstances ar isi ng front forei g n fitiuncial ' • • sod itialgene ;rite Order imT the Belgic Lion. It ainincipal basses o}' the present mode of prozeeding i ; transactions were wholly inoperative. The trausi- ! Lord Gassvlat.E Caine to Court, attended • s'i:res' remarked that this is the 45th Order which has are toshe preserved, such as ver bal pleading. Pali- I tioll'frarll a paper currency to one consisting of the ! two of tile Ropier Bedells, as Chancellor o rbeciemisferree on this Prince. licity of the petieetclings, and trial by jury. 11 :me I precious mash , must, in • a country so . circiiin- : 112 e i Clair rs' t oty t../ sfoarsi r . Istria . ig d i eprit ed by • 1 so' • • NOVEMBER 30. ilittlisil • thereports iu cirentation ie- .:, .. owing are 1 staitced, be attericied with very greet contiutrciul , t .:' , " . attend " 4 . It"Y" 111..linell . i niece ttECELNT, upon the melancluily occas ell lo I the witnesses may • • . . Aprre h s t• eh, persons arrested, -.. ni e es t oe which the members of the juries and embarrassment. but this is the price that must be ,of the demise cf his Royal Mother. The Ch I I! ~ • e-si S' Mlles ti* attention of . the . foreien joebtelsa t i!ed cm not have to go so far from home, amid to accelerate I paid fur the accommodation derived by time Govern- ! cello'. was introduced lam , the anew nee Of i • rov. They 4, ' - ' iffskebthey. form itmenterable cuejecterr . business . The Tribunals of the Foist Instance will i ment - from the exclusive paper currency. ! Piitsice Reimer wlien lite Lord:hip delivered • • . y that some di s cl osures hove thrown itssist-hltini L I , me composed of sixteen Judges, of whom tight t i A ildri•ss of Commilmilenee up ~,, the desnise of her f upon the preliminary inquiry into this affair, which* . form 111 e lately winced a Memorial which bail been ! . I • t , will the Crimieal Court. A Coon of Caws- to the Co tar s of Aix-la-Climmelle, is psteoreshissr with activity. They say that instint . . .. _ . , • - The VICE-CfIANCELLOR of the Trawersity stlenetcoelld 'flitter itrefrwith the success Ufa is ot so now will be estaldished at Berlin, %litre publicity 1K•1 1 the of Mti .1 • , . • w the nig his 0 Order ul4 ( alm- , Ceoriliridge, in time absence of 1 )1 4 {local Flight extvisageht. Leidy 4lieysayihut the tiibuaids will sod verbal pleading will be Used, to serve as tue l la- . • leg the restitution of the jurisdiction mod pro- I the Doke of. (*.tout:LA.l4AI, the Chancellor moon he called opus. to try the accused. We con- , ninon for the snccessive introduction iota all the . ~ v wh it lead been wrested from them during 1 that University, intended for a lar pmp Gee ourselves to mentioning such - repute es appear tribMials of ancient Prussia ofthis mitage, which is / *ft- w i . ' a.-.."' - . B • lll,l44l2l e.Problibifitys wltbout howevet all!turingroduertl into time nesenee or the French I:evolution. It is now asserted iti the V"' "" ;tit I 4 - lS„, ,„lhill tt'or*turig' the degree of cutidilence desired b' all:the inhabitants. . o Bruseris Papers that this Memorial of the Knights 1 l'etnci: Iltiaesvii o f Earl Bactitinse, and • !;*-'-i-- • feltlch tan' e rye. - ' * if • The Emptier of R.ussims has presented • sing, . ; livered ion •Adds•••ss of *Condolence u ois the *let I' :...41•*: • • tratawasoste,• NOVIIIIBER 24. enriched with duitnonclo. to M. Sehoell, Counsellor ; s .into the serious consideration of ! • . • had been t aken Ol lier Mioesty time Queaw. the overrigtiv, mid that burro are enter i tai led of 1 Lord ...IMES NIIILIVSY was the Loral in wain • :•!:. '•• teed Stewart, broiler of Lord Cestleresigli s and to the King of l'russio, and bus ordered a copy of . . i ti •E'ritiSh "A nz bssindor It Vienna, arrived here to-day e ory of the Treaties of Peace since the " TA flirt Do hull success. : Si r .It;aritovs: Torii:4l , R Was the Groom in win - • from Aix-18-Chapelle. per Cent s. remain at J . Time French 5 - 6 r , tor Sir EDWARD PAGEL. Peace of Westphalia," of which NI. Schoen is ,the ~.. Notice loss been given of the itsmage of 10,000 - --, --- , ----: author, iu 16 vole. bro. to be-eent to all the public I . trans, at Muitheinv; it begins to-dory. 1 111/ ".,. . , NOVEMBER 211. libraries of the Empire, as Well asicethe archives Y. sterday, soon after two o'elock. ro Cabinet i The ( ) RUSE,: 144:ENv returned to town SP * di , of hia Imperial L Mies a..." 111 • ty ' Cornmeal was held - ratthe 1. lltr Majesty the Einprees arrived at five o'clock, of the Aoshoss....__to , which . LORD CHANCELLo rt 's Tlitirsilay evening, about six o'clock, Irons 'mV I • L 11 sor • flis RovAl Molt • c • . d tl, OA, Howi, was attended by ois no s no, , • .. o„ tie.s u coot e . , sod w as weleonted with discharges Ni nriillery and (Dutch Papers, Noceinter 2.) ~ .. doggies of hells. Time King and Queen of Wir - his silty there. Ills Royal Highuees slept t . .. • a% •.• teniberg, and Prince William, received her nit the (*Educe of Darmstadt. 'Die Grand Dukes Cosi- PARIS PAPERS. • • ' tie F.ari of Livrepoor.. the End of Winnow- I CusinttaaNn's apaltaselon in Windsor C.,:a:le BY, the Ent of IVLStiIOttLAND„ Eel BATIIVILAT. ' ing •0 1 %V I d '1 t • ton er nes .1 • too i . the CIIANCULLOK of the Excueonatt. Vert nut , ) r , , • SIEIMOUTII, Vmieuuut MELVILLE, Mr. CAN NIKO, 1 The Did,. of cLorcrc-ri,, o„,1 the Prim otoolisie and Michael had preceded her Majesty. &e. They cuoitinued 11l deliberation a considerable 1 Anctisrs have removed hum Cambridge-1n '• ••-IN the Morning tight State carriages, drawn by six PARIS, NOVI:AMER 30. time. . I Kew-green, to Froginore-leause r near Windsor, mad' Asir horses, arrived from Darmstadt, fur the , .• . • Time Duke of Wellington arrived lust evening in I T he arrive( a we we I Ez A • ..i t t l ' out Thur.'. : ~.. operor lA:zany/RR y 1110411.11 g, 2.11111 t trim o 1.1 . P • :iifrvitc fir the t.mpreu and liar suite. s ,/ Ilis'F:xcellermcy Baron D'Ausaell, Minister Ple- Paris. His Grace will remain but a few days, and , o'clock on the night of the 24m11 Ult. at Frookfort• ' the Duke of YORK prnCeede•i . from 1114 ;1 1 1 1 1111.11' . 1... . * of Russia, teem this morning to then depart for London. It is start be not re- -1 ' .." ~. t wspotentwey - at Wiimilsor Castim, in his retr,iinentelsm .es'. of TERSER°. first regiment of Foot Guards, to the Infantry ijumborg, to present in the 'tome of the Emperor v i s i t t h e Continent ICI . a considerable lime. a. . • ellaigNients of crindelen •e to her 'Royal Digliriese The Kieft, hewing successively transacted lousi- . Mr. AUBEN, Physician at Constantinople, nod I rt , icke, amended by Colonel Conas: 81111 C4/I IV* Paimeetosi of Hesse Hashing, on the death of . Mr. LA.VORD. l'Oywelail it Sibloilivlll, affirm that i Carrot, i .aior. inspectod the third battalion o newt with the D u k e of Riehelieu and M. Leine. • ' Fir . Majesty the Queen of England, her mother.-vticciriation ma- ivl Of 1 regain/nit, protec.iou agatmt the 1 ague. is hit It erneeel•ciere oil the Ist 1111 flisa is Papers, December 1.) went yesterday, at two o'clock, to Argentenil. 6,000 p er so n . vacci n ated at Constatitionople, not one ; from France, and intended the funeral of the *. - • • :. sse ~ . ~. . . . . Gen. Lammetne, Mll. Dliferinont moil Ciotti'', has nought the infection of the plague. The At- ! QUEEN , of Wedae.day. , --....m........- comprised in the second list of the Criliiisoce of the I meapians, who take careau•be - vaccinated, rentialed ; Thursday monolog, alsmst eleven o'clock, I • - - • - . ta! '*- . DUTCH MAIL AND GERMAN PAPERS. I 24th of July, mid who are among the number of i I fee ( " 0111 -the l'IN:•"e• i TAYLOR , after slorpulciiing Mr. MATES, the *• . • .• a . du ly Kina's Vlesisetwers to town aid) Extract from to letter dated Dusseldorf, Nov. 18 : ! of the , ho ~. • „, , . A •. - ' the French exiles who hate obtained permission to 1 I. A eeorditig to merman% which are worthy of ere - 1 teta, left the Upper L.3111(C, ‘Vatitlsor. awl • .., . . VEOSt Tut UPPER RHINE, NorEbttlflt 15. return to France, have been in Paris two slays. I slit, his Majesty the King of Bavaria bus written a , needed ,o the C;siale, to floret some tradesmen . •• N o g rea t Inipr o vement lira taken place in the The Arrival , . Jean Francois, condemned to ca- I l e tt e r with his own hand, to cur King, in which he other persons espial to she valuation of time ' ... 1 . • ith f the Grand Duke of Baden, who has re- pitol puiiishment, 11114 api.ealed from Iris sentence. , promises the restitution of the Gallery of Donn e '. Quima's private property, which must he , aided for this fortnight past at , the Castle'of Rastudt. VIENNA, NOVEMBER '2O t doll ' with the exception of the Minting Pieces, by ' previous to the will beitiv proved. We utoderia . • Weenie in the Castle of Selihrishrint, amid the Pas- I Loui ARDEN and General 'I'AYCOR are two ol 'the negociatioes -of Baden with the Allied Powers They write front Aix-ia-Chapelle, that the Ma- I . of . Savio ur, h • VIV tf ' thus- Cab s -• executor:. e :ion o ur an the er ,in i :till continue. Th e ' ri g ht of the: Margrarres of • titins of the rooters of Europe in general al:le tit i ! riot of the Queen. Ills 118 rat has at the same I The Doo r Miss MURRAY, who was prevente Oochberg to the SUCcelfiail is indeed recoguised• by Barbaric States of Arrica have beer, time subjeet. of I time asked for some aoteresting duplicates. flow 1 serious indisposition from 'Mending the reinoti Ake rent Powers, but time territorial arrangeinehtr Aiplomaticrieclarations„ and . our 'Ministry out that i many tears of joy and ardent expressio n s of grati- her l a t e Hassan, still cutitniues in a very I lecreled New difficulties hare orisen. occasion (lettered, that tiotwithatancling die ex. i lade will bless the generous •Abinimilliiii, and cele.. 1 el u t e . ..., ~ 7 . aye not 4 4 . , hirive i brute the moment when our city rccueeis its long- I L or d ts ._,ASTLEREARIIN intended visit to Pori 'i • . labia +, as it appears. proceed from Reverie, triad' istitfg treatie s. with the Ottomar , Porte re , lost treusuies of Art !" 'if Sind to be again endeavouring to enforce alt - its to the navigation of Austria, our Court would, itt ! no reference so political all'airii. It is under, . . . 1 A rumour has beers circulated, that an American to arise pole' f • 1 II 1' I I. y 10111 a Nth 4) e desire in 112 reteusious. proportiou to the suite of our minute, give its eon- I ; vessel has been iii Davis's Sterne mid 13,,ffin's Bay *Lip to ;Improve hiana.l . f in tke /little langlasge i ,-•- • . swITZEILLAND, BOVEMSER f t . clumpy, its the rtatasures which, in respect to this I' since our discovery shit*. •; that eke entered Sir 1 ARRINALS.--M•rr , and the Misses 17 - LITH El • The Ptivy Council of time prmiditig Canton, ' , 1 , point, the inner. owes might thiek it expedient : dames Loisicaster's Sound (found upwards of 100 in 'll'impolc-street, from' Bromistairs; Disk • liaiine,.. Imi ... communicates( to the Canton* a note to adopt. Ti •I'l NI • II ' If I I re lig ts i . mister expresser muse f a t_orima depth; the water warmer, and was. pro- I Not:wit:Ll tool 1 ;I arin..v. in Wiiispailt•-straiet, ...c....• . from his Britannic Majenty's Ambassador to the nearly to the si ' effect. ceetlttzg with a strong hope of finding a passage ; N orwic h ;G. S. Lacati, Esq. Or Wionpole-at COnfederation. Stratford Canuieg, Esq. aunounc- ....--- -- through the Sound to Rehriug's Straits. 1 front 11%11'614h, -Warrington. • lug his intended departuve s on leave of absence, for - --- - .- ___ The Queler Mercury of the (29tis October states, I DeesltTettes.-.-The NlU.ses II .:11.LIAlli, that Mr. Gout:say, die gentleman who took th e I Penton/114re. for 'Criviitoti. ' trt . - some months, and the arrival (but at no time nut) - • 4 .' ) -t.ITI S i 1.)1, 1 P,S S iriTr rT ' - • - 1 - )•' S. . . , A Treasury Jimmied of Litt night justly - ! lead in eataidishing what no csil,d the Upper I asos of a new Charge d'Affoires t ildr. Addington , who ' I Caloada Convention, is returned 1 . 111141 New York to • • • plums• that •ti if its coed' • piton. lime busk t has hitherto filled tbst Of fi ce, having retired on kiogston, where, under date of the °IP!, Octaher, ,!') me ,' . , . , venue. carriage tor ',lwo LITERPOOr„ to carry i • account of his health. The Ambassador has al- --- • ----- *------------ ---- "-•-• --- ii,- has published ins itchiness of aim t x:ramcii•ootry . . Paris, It • . . . 1 to . r limey set out on a• tour to Italy.-(.4rau (.'exile, LONDON, character to time Convention, or frietois of free in ; I • we have never heard that bit Lortlahno ,had disi !IC/F . 4 s ►iced' meal the I•.membly's I , qii,ry, VII t IP: Gover . 1 , , ~ . .. , i - '--". November 21. f of the llawkesbary lugas, in wine!' lie formerly I answer, itotimatmg Ins d e t erm in a ti on to format on it , 4 . • VIENNA. NOVEMBER 20. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, ISIS. I •, - tit to that city. 1 ' We learn by accounts froin Turkey, that the Divan of the Sultan has given orders to disarm all Fre cts l l 6:4l, lleigimse, irealimatiming what he cells their right• anti principles. ' posed " o al• r I nod Germain Papers, have ar- : i The Earl of 4 4 ...ELKIRR sod 1:01143. have 1 , • •ed at i ~ r Mrs. DaVtansi hat been engeged by the of the Col lieet , in,e c er Theatre for four iii Liverpool, rio time Courier, from New Valk. sod was to usoke her ti 116 appearance on Thut the Secula r' s . It is not at present known whether . . •-• .. . • ; A large Portivariese shit,, lad en w ith %s i ne steel • rived, re ,fl not recommended by their political ~ • • i evening.-Miss O'Niar.i., it is now feared, ~ ,,..iii * .•• .. this eerier proceeds from the same motives which . inanufactunts, if.:ti. Irma 0,:orto to Rios Janereo, ! Or , are remerkable at leas: for the variety ' not be able to enter isttu any engagement fa caused the preceding one for the deposition and 111 i prize to caw of Artigaa's poitarteers, was run an ' appearance ut the above theatre this reason. oft mi l l An offiCial notice loom been pub- i .:. .:,. execrition of the •Hoitioder of Wallachia, but which i .. . . . i soore a few flays ago :it Monist Mailed. lime Cul. i , • '• At a late steeple chase in time County of W mum g the intention of the Court of the i lector of Fretichtnah'e Bay lies seise un armed vessel ' . ' .•• late. I ford, no Gentleman was observed to keep lair 41etherlands to go into mourning fur ii month, i. a 1 to take pos s ession of her. I so well as .11r. Cushion. laces on the Tstrltilh frontiers, parti . I • ' • honour of the late QUERN of this re-din . Ilse Y es terday a Court of Directors was held at the I niowa, signs of the plague have appear- . • , Died, on . • 1 s.; • the 1;t 1 of , eptember, in the. top • Paq India Douse, when Captain .1. LlAllll.Turi i E . i 111i.lItsTY, we believe, was connected by coition- 4.-1.1102 department of the Loire, a 131/111 11' eg, ori which account . ateicter 'precautions against was swum into the commamel of the blia iv Bombay ! . ' , . ' • . .- ANL .... item toie en on the Austrian lute. . i •• se" ',....-, For seme days put there have been eursordinary guinity with the greater part of the Princes of the Continent, so that this testimoity of respect to her ! . . consigned to St. Helena, 'Bombay, and China. : 1 lie Navy Five per Cents. shut cm ' i JACOULS BOURDON. De was horn on the 18 I November, 1715. and, in coosequence, had at Tharatlay, ' iti I ft. , j-) j j • yetis, t moot is, situ six I memory will lie very general. The Duke of Wes- I and the Three per Cent. C onsu l s closed d ume age I) .- '. • .. feletiations in our course of exchange, the chief . . elver ay. iDc wart a labourer, and hail enostantly worked LINGTON • ' ' arrived 111 Paris on the even tog of the , preparatory to time paymeut of the last h a lf -yearly ' i th e !'t •• `‘, l ' . .- ,whielilidoubtless the great scarcity of !tt,t i last year of his life. Ills 'drills was r . r.i.i... , tuition in their-sae with all kindo . 2Otli last, and purposed to set off fur London in Is ! dividend. ! sioned by a strisisgillattsl hernia. There are , few days. His foreign services are now 1111f0ity ter- ; The young defaulters who waddled on the last ; living in the same parish, two wousen, one age 1 ( .......* se is thereby increwied, end we should . settling-day at the Stock Exchange, ore nut thought i years, the other 97 :. also.a labouring mini, w ..$ ulgtofttly have herffieliektiont rise to 15 or 20 per mutated, arid a new field of exertion opens for the ! display of his talents. It is 'generally understood I • worthy of having their names xp. The stun for ; upwards of 90 years, and several men and wt Cent. had we not been supported by the National • , which they failed was so small, that they were ironi- • who have exceeded bu yea/8....ft:0ut!. de Fro that he mmcceeds the Earl Of MULGRAYE iii the ' Bank, wltichadvances money upon reasonable into- cu l ls named D uc kl ings, but, it»rocess of time ' . i • I ' 1 Oil Monday evening, nbout six o'clock, a Department -which., by connecting him 1 they may probably muse at the dignity of Ducks. ] Right Unit the Vit I of Al 1 - th the Ministers, will probably induce , 1 11'e have the satisfactiou to announce that Mrs. i th e QUEEN ' , Liaol &fome n ts Y az o !a u 1 , , dC tufts,lt anlbe r 1 a in I I '-'' ' , . • , .. . i r ) e l s is t i . ) in e l atitis didind i s li p:: t a e b x l i e it : B h to a n t oLr i l f repl, t a l this vinirai3tilivi,iisail,r2eise.t.Bll-1. thr°.i.c,..lieliiily.if)trecew. July. I:1111,1i_ t (it is_ to be hoped momenta*} ) stagnation of every th eir to appear au open and avowed supporter of I Doest.ne has received by the Ilaisiburgis Nlail of earrtagra, were proceeding for Durham, on branch of bunters, would bare been exposed to m • political inessuree. Lord CASTLEREAGH sr- I Thunaloy, l e tte r s f rom M r . Houst,Ey a the 9.5(11 : way to e f t.-ml her illtsesTy's foto-rat, they fi 1! • • t embarrasements, which would have • been • ive( l ''"- stall 0 Brussels 011 the 26th, font Aix-fa•Cliu- ! list, itt full confirmation of the intelligence re- ! the lowly of a man lying i i i the road about *viola few stay , ago via Holland, of the safety of . yards t estis Gateshead turnpike-a:ire, warm. • pe lt s , on his way to Paris. His Lontehip's visit to ( t •e he ) ch . Intended with the ruin of several of the middling ch ild and the •apprehensisni of the villain who quite deiori,This face laliooilV, and his neck sl • the Fr ont It capital is not suppoied to have ally re- 1. ekes of myrchants.-(Frankfort Gazette, Nouns- , stole it. which took place on time 43i1 last, at cooed. Ilia Lordslio - 1. I I• hI p isnusensate y a.tg-tei , . Gar 2.6.) Ter e n c e to political concerti,. • I Brake . near Bremen. The clothes of time child were i . utter exoniming the body sent to Mr. STOBART severity of time celebrated Ordionnee of the ; changed, but it was in perfect health, mud we% safe- , • Curina-S, who nisrantly assernlaled a Jury, b uiy, issued by the King ' 1 ly loded in the house of the British Consul, until ' which his Lordship anal suite reillained to give Thr number of 2,000 recruits which Berlin has or FRANca i.e ' Id i . authority be • • 1 r I dame f,i could b retezer L rom the Govern- , testimony. The siollerer tamed out to be Gs:c war this lnrediately on his second Tetuan to the Throne of Isis • _ where .4 iis satiated, for MILBURN, servant to Mr. I'ERCEYAL TULLI as bent in some instances relaxed, end n ci l e r ri ' v t erin„ hint Oldenburg . tin to is father. The perpetnitor of ' liihtilusworilt 111111, and had ', k issed through 1n fact, more uflered then Wert reyuired . ~.(itiu- permiwion s been givers to certain individnels I the atrocious act could not be surrendered for the •1 turnpike gate with a waggon u short tithe be rewGtrg P . 9- 3 ) to retorn'to Paris ' eel t from the. P urpose of' removal to take his trial in this country, ' rather intouicared, and it is supposed .had f 1 • STOCKHOLM, • NOYESIRER 16 , upprehensions of beinglrani Ilia wagg on,• exposed to - le g al tooceed_ I until.n applie,stion is made from our Government. • . as a vorge ou, mm exaMina Oldenburg thinking time, were los, thouolit the dislocitiou of the nec k The day before yesterday being the • anniversary Ingo. General Lastasteueomel Messieurs DEFEIt•••I the • r‘ ! illi ! ters • or . • - - - - 'was not ca .! justified tio giving him up As a Suite crimisids Inet by a wheel f um•tlig. over him. N'ertiirt-" TA . . of the union of the Kingdoms Jmf Sweden and Nor- MONT and CouTiN, have to copse 1 - i quence returned : they would cheerfully ciannlv With a rennisilion ceased was Purr! dead. nivoltrd be fli'lini• . ' WOW — . November 41.) i • • - " i i i : e n , c i t i o " w w ;A ALT:u to r.g i l"'.". In "1":" rte ilnincil pro - only therefore, that I reluctantly, hut hriefly (mitred it. . . • .- VIENNA, NOVEMBER 20. SATURDAY, Docennen 5, 1818. eteswer, intimating Ilia determination •- to pereist - in in.Mitaining whin he cattle their rights arid principles. I mlt city. " Not having the honour of knowing you (and •Iway. lend- ing a cautions car to miguthenticated stbrirs), I could have S•Wa learn by accounts from Turkey , that the . Mra. Osetsoo has been engeged by the Mu- . . The Earl of SELKIRK and I . Jutil'y have n . •ed at no possibly wn.h to in jure dfistfentl you, and your intention, ; - - . ,- nager of the Culchester Theatre for four nights, it' you lowbrow sorb, of offending rue, lam justi fi ed, sod i .... '7 4 3f- Divan of the Sultan has given orders to disarm all I're ch. Religion, nod German Papers, have nr- Liverpool , in the Courier, from New You k. arid was to make her list appearance on Thursday sorsfied also, in utttibutinz to your erroneous tuition, of t , the Servitors. It is not at present known whether . , litsi ii6, ~. • A large Portieguese ship, laden with wine, steel riven, w , n not recommended by their political s•esainge—Mise O'Netet., it is now feared, will any duly. • this °leder proceeds from the same motives which . mairuhectures, 4r, trout 0,: 01 10 to Rio J.ineieo. not be able totorter Mtn en en •a for her " I have the honour to he, Sir, impair are remerkable at leas. for the variety Your vets bumble Se rv ant. .- . prize to one of Artigas's eirvateers, was inn on : . caused the preceding one for the deposition and 0 • appearance ut the above theatre Mitt season. • - tt • enti, An offi c ial notice boa been pub- , thare, a f ew i i„,,, ag „ , „ I matiat D e*eit. The Cal- " Charles Kerr, Esq." Et. uW. HUSTEL!... • .. mention of the 'Hoitiollar of Wallachia, but which .At a late steeple chase in the County of Water- .' • I - . intimaft the intention of the Court of the lector of Freirchtnair'e flay has sent an armed vessel • CAW too late. ford, no Gentleman was observed to keep Isis seat " SIR-1 have ever understood your character to he fri. and hottourable—your principles to he Moral. 1 have reit•oz.• 4etherlands to go into mourning fur a month, ill to take possession of her. so well as Mr. Cushion. • . . ' ....t! seine places on the Tolligh frontiers, parti- honour of the late QuErN of this realm. Der Yesterday a Court of Directors was held nt the Died, on the [Fill of September, in the town of have published on one side, wh y nut on the other l and Inc • iTist Orsowa, signs of the plague have appear- • Post Indio House, when Captain .1. LIAMII.ToN , ' • • MAJItaTY, we believe , was connected by column- Fermi', department or the Loire, a mail named good enough to add any paragraph of your own you mink Ai, on which account' *icier • precautions against i 1 . . ites, ea out the Austrian l ute. . 4 114 M For some days ►put there have been extrsordinary guitrity with the greater part of the Princes of the e tea '! e " e " into the ea ..... lie" of the chip B°llB6l Y' JACQUES Hot:Roux. Ile was born on the ISti, or proper. Ido assure you, na a Gentleman, your ehintim. Continent, so that this testimorey of respect to her onsigned to St. Helena, 'Bombay, and China. The Navy Five per Cents. shut on Thursday, tNitir t v b e e ri a il g u e r o , 1 1 . 7 1 1 0 5 3 . ar y l , n i f irs i , n cooseamence bed arrived stands as li4le with me as any. ' • ' "1 Imre the honour to he, Sir, in months. rind six da.. - s. " four t ery °twill-in Servant. - - - memory will be very general. The Duke of 'Woe- and the Three per Cent. Console closed yr strr d ay, tie w a r a labourer, and had cnosiantly worked tin.. . • • #ll4,llllliolls in our course of exchange, the chief " CHARLES KERR. LINGTON arrived in Paris on the evera'ng of the preparatory Mille paymetit of the last lialfsyearly tit-the last year of his life. Ilia 'death was occa- "W. H. &Mord, Esq." , - "l'..S. ~ _9th last, and purposed to set off fur London in I dividend. sinned by a strangulattil hernia. There are now . staguation in thetraffe •wltli all kind' few days. His foreign services are now happily ter- The young defaulters who waddled on the lost living in the seine perish, two women, one aged 99 t , • ' ise is thereby increaied, arid we should settling-day at the Stock Exchange, are nut 0 Kitt 'years, the other 97 :. also. pal Ting mart, who is • The grand boxing match between Randall aunt mu toted . arid a new field of exertion opens for the Turner will take place this day in Sussex. The ; • cettliely have had The - disitiont rise to 15 or 20 per worthy of having their names up. The stun for itinerants 0190 years, and several men and women sti • display of his talents. It is 'generally understood cent. had we not been etipported by the National which they failed was so email, that they were hour- who have exeeetled 80 Years.- -( Gavotte de France.) match has excited great expectation. . . that he succeeds the Earl of MULGRAYL hi the catty named Ducklings, but, ill prOCelol of time, Gri Monday everrieg, idiots six o'clock, as the One of the conditions imposed noon the new ad- Bank, wltiebsideances money upon reasonable inte- , tl ‘ Ordnance Department—which-, by connecting hint they may probably arrive at the dignity of Docks. Right lion. the Eli! of 11nitroo, Chamberlain to tuirrietration of amts houses at ['WIN is, that ++ - plt is indisputable that if this national esti- men shall no longer be admitted. .- - • I - closely w ith the Ministers, will probably induce 11'e have the satisfachno to announce that Mrs. the QUEEN, Lod) , MORTON, and mite, in two i blishinent did not exist, ors place, iii the present . him to appear au open and avowed supporter of Floassex has received by the Harreburgis Nlail of marriages, were proceeding for Durham, on their A few days since the Leeds mail was robbed, be- (a is, to be hoped momentary ) stagnation of every . • . tween Nottingham Mill London, of a parcel coo- their political measures. Lord CASTLEREAGH an- Thursday, l e tte r s f rom M r , flottut,EK of the 25th er:iy tti att.-IA her MtaesTe*s funeral, they found i t 1, . bronchi of bushier, would have been exposed .to rived iekj3russels on the 26th, from Aix-te•Chu. list, its full colifirmation of the iiitelligetsce re- tl I l f'_ re Are 1 , 0. it men bting i i i the read about goo twining bank-notes to the amnnnt of upwards , •f' 12,0001. directed to Me-same . GLYN and Co. ball krt •, .• ' swat embarrassments, which would have • been ceived a few trays ago via Holland, of the safety of yards emit Gateshead turnpike late, warm, but . pelle, on his way to Paris. His Lordship'. visit to in the city. attended with the ruin of several of the middling the child end the 'apprelierisi .... of the villain who quite drat!, his lice Wisely, roof his neck disk-. ' o the Frenth capital is not suppoie t t to have a n y re- s tel e it, which took pla ce o n th e 2341 lOU', at Ca'ell• His Lordship immediately alighted, and We are sorry to find that sheep-steeling is bi - - elossaf myrchants.—(Frankfort Gazette, Norem. ference to political concerts. • Brake, near Diemen. The clothes of the , child were after exorminsig the body sent to NI r. STORAKT, the corning more prevalent ;11 this neighbourhood as the Gtr 26.1 The severit y of the celebrated O r di n a n c e of the chatiged, but it was in perfect health, and was rale- ' Corierri, who ',solidly esseireldell a Jury. before wilder advances.-1 Boston Gazette.) . BERLIN, N0VE311117.11 21. 2.11 h of July, issued by the King of Femscs int. ly lodged in the house of the British Consul, until which les Lo rdship and Suite ieinairied to give their Lust morning, between two and three er'elock. . • The number of c•,0o0 recruits which Berlin INS , . dire authority could be received from the Govern- testimony. The Fullmer tooted out to be GEORGE the neighbourhood of Sr. .lolin-Streci,• Choker)- , . • Ad furnish every year, war filled.up this year by 110.; tnediately on his second return to the Throutof his merit of Oldenburg, where Brake is situated, for Mt !Amite, servant to Mr. I'EIICEVA 1. TULLY, of well, was thrtiwn into the greatest aim' by [hada- , • .• • ' lunteers, .whom the magistrates invited to enlist. ancestors, has heels in some instances relaxed,.and delivering Irian to his father. The perpetrator of ,liihtdeswortli alill, and h a d passed through the covers of a fire in the extetrake manufactory. of ii L I fact, more offered than were required...4Ni.. permission has been givelp to certain individuals I the atrocious act could not be sorrendereel for the -, turnpike gate with a waggon u short time-before, Messrs. Green and Co. vinegar in en uf a saurers. It , ( remberg Correspondent. Noe. 23./ comprieed in it to rettungo Parie v exeinpt from the I upprehtmaions of being exposed to. legal proceed- . . mrpose of removal to take his trial in this country . . ll part building • tether intosicated and it is se »rise& had fallen originated io. a of the enrich the mu. until .unimplication is made from , our Government. from Os waggirei, as a surge-ors. on exatninutioo. .tard _warehous.:, in which teas upa s uels . or. fi lo - • STOCKHOLM, 'NOVESIRER 16. lie Ministers of Oldenburg thinking its, were mt. thought the dislocatini, of tire trek was not caused tons of that article, which, with the.mheile of illr .. • The day before yesterday being the • anniversary togs. General LAOARQUE, rind Messieurs DerEa- justified in giving him up av a State climatal ; best by a wheel tensing over brat. Verdict—" The de. brolding, was compireely destroy er !, By 'strap- ,. . . of the union of title Kingdoms el Sweden and Nor- MONT and COUTIN, have in consequence returned they cheerfully • I Si - fl . ert r .. Id I -1 b r ' v i n^ f d' • I Iti • fi ' I hat eao ~. • • would t t ,lllll y II IL relr l ib l ife ll erns tens OUR et e , f///lpt'is 1 y). ,In o . 70711 Itlltry g XPr , mar. t i.- or Wave colt if,•• to 1 , 1 el • -a - :el- . way, which was resolved upon by the Storthing, to Paris, whither the celebrated CAMBACEEP9, who ' from the Briesh Government to that effect. his troggon." • of the builditig .11 0. h'ili . ..t walisaii'dScofitemb„ ; a I . • • . • , . . . . :•.t . • ... IL la . • - • . . , . • . . . I/ . . ..,•• . - - ..,, ei . e es • _ . - . _ I through the -before, fillet) minima. caused • The de eroved tons . fettn:i deed, nipp-:trd by from Gtr treggott." 4 :