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isalltandilble . . , - lle v . d e4l __ • *Peel ISINIIIIiIIa illeilleai•as, :TitliA lips ctremilY . • ',Seth* greAlls tie *mita to "Wang them ; • Itoi saltA ' . „ folly to eenia44ol,• large metj4 4. at= i r eei lli were willing ht.gglntsit In • . lf. • to supply t h em the . 41efewithernselves. That the **duct of ...door rile echo of Grand jurymen combset of alagietretes..ethofrbenka .44:the . ..Profs Sagest I. the Maopritirrar yee•; . marsey. all toodeti to pew that. the . social cap. men woo broken; that w the rich oe leogwall, Norton the pope, and that a legal. trusty sees . r Pviiii-,. deprive therm of every vestige or Redoes ; mud that, therefore., it wee the, duty of every honest friend to his country, at the ha aral of his life, to mist every attempt to suspeqd aoy laws which goaremeed their liberty. After , onsneturther . observations on the state .of prolific shoos, and the necessity of enforcing redress, the Hoolutions propose a last appeal to the Mince Itegeut, with a view to have his answn, if he should ~tare the wisdom and judgment to give one, made .',Obeyi? knows. through the medium of the press, and gi That the Prince Regent, in.the said appeal, hr adamoished to listen to the voice of the suffering people; forthwith to issue his writs to the Sheriffs of comities, &c. to call spots the people to 'resem ble, and to elect out of every 7,000 adult male per sons, one adult male person of rssiwctable charac ter to represent them io the Commons House of ParLantent ; and that every male person of repot. ate character be eligible to be elected, except Know holding Mikes under Government ; and that the said eleetioe mks place by ballot. 100 condo. Ono. it was revolved. that Londoo would meet "coin en the 13th of November, Whiny the Prince's PllgNer ! ! !to ,Mr. IVALats having lidiebed reading the Reso. luzi3lls. Dr. Waescre again came forward, and said, the Reeolutions joist read were se important as any that were ever submitted to an enlightened people on the frs:e of the globe. That they might not be above promoting petitions and addref•es wuhout men t,oniug any direct and apecifie mode of relief, it wee !minted out in a plain reeolation which he would take e.e liberty of roofing again. Here the Doctor reed tl.e 450 h rnolutioa. if, the ewe' *boobl be reed by the Prince argent, be would easily see how every 111411 in the country might, without danger or noon. vroiefore, have hie just rights 'afforded to him. If n%aernbliors of people, consisting of 7,000 each, were eery one to trod its representative to Parliament, it gnrls, produce for the three kingdoms six hundred n:erobers of Parliament altogether. It could not be . asc.porest. that if the present Meeting consisted of *twenty thrmond. there could not be easilyfound llinong them. ten persons worthy of their choice, tooth able and willing to support their rights in Parliament. Besides. as the election would he annual, it would be easy. if they did riot perform their duties, prcperly, ant to return them again. They would in that mg .he obliged once more to surrogle with the commes:ileatt• and reflirli into surrety loaded with the wept of their kW , crux n*. - . . _ Air. Foliating' thefts ems forward to stemod ••i i:e. Retolutinels. His citione and fellow-coyote - Iwo Ind heard the Resolutions that were just reod.in such convincing and strong language. It was proper the 'mogul' should be of such a oats e ; foe this wee not a time »trifle with their rights; it way ,neceraary to tell the truth. Troth, wea a thing • that yhoold never *god; it was the beet. the oily ninnies of all oedema. toffy Men ahiPtd• Mow eiiirsniue bow *he stood .in 'political tile, . They Matelly intoemed ornelessekely notion of sae*, re. 'men; 'nor eisibiOn...aseesibled sae they were now...r rfalmelloteeamid tompted open by yeemeory. est. by MON IbMihoesidiere. The seal Brilash laid* war 1 award • weft People arable • eleyen .addition to the present enormous anslislermiag mi litary. force.. Who must am, under such Orme , stance', . feel that the. goes boasted commerce, free d"). and prosperity Of Fraffl•Pd, weresoll about to • • A vote of censure. was tome proposed to be passed on Mr. Wooten. It met with very general oppesi. tinny and Pr, Watson, iligrefwee, mid be would net pat it; bat • vote of ahOoke to Mr. Artber TA:drifted was moved argi, geeried, after a long Ls* lab oured ealegiMl Matiellne. Aka coaduct of that person be Abe Cheeriest'," . • • Much confusimi accossred.in the. proceedings to. wards the conclusion of Me . meeting, seeml loag papers were reed, encl . many allesime awl phservor rations made, which could a$ bier very. infirm:Owe to our readers, were we mitoutely M 'detail shoot.— The spirit of the Resolutions aroused times to animate the orators, and cseriell them ins embre.thsto one instance beyond . the. boondeeits.4. modesica and of law. Oa the spectutais Use Inglile•litaftwed language of the 'pollens, peedinceel lit* effect ; expressions of disgust. dimPliallbotion, nod of ridi cule, were heard ruerelly thresighout the memieg, expressions which must cognac, thee moo that the people, even of the lowed elams.will oist be made the instruments of their &elem., Ist fact, Abaft never wee a public meeting. I. this aoetropolis which excited less interest or even curioaity-.the slighted incident was enough to call uff the ,atientioa of the multitude frOm the speakers—a few drunken men and a few climbing boys, who amused them selves by wrestling in a large moot of water oppe. vile the Chair. frequently anuoyed the speakers, and the successful champions bore off the mired of public applause. which. so doubt. would have been more properly bestowed on the political doctrines of the Chairman and his friends-these doctrine* which, he said. " would run like lightning through the country." In. truth. Alse thieg was a mere farce--there was no public sympathy awakened, no public effect produced by it.7oad the sincere friends of poblic freadomMeet lamest to.see its noble efai. nit thus sboaettally abased. Towardetbi.cosclamow of the meeting, %Teddies:eh Arlie. even maw time since prosecuted for ,loolofing.wisse seme enure aidie time, *cards. rose to adobe* the meellog.. A black man, decently deemed, presented himself at. the same moment ; but the Chair, after some codesisma decided in favour of Waddington. .He cobasenced by saying, that he had waited till that late hour, mod was tiori7 ,to find himself interrupted.. .11; then went on with language too strung tail* 'mu to the public.... We woolc(,, however. tto titia titans much injustice (he is. about four.fogi if we did Dot mention the generous amoreice gave the people. that. in case. et pohylic danger. be' would obey their coll. *ad stand between them Red . their oppresom. They might depend, upon his muse . egg devotion—he. speold be Away" ready to ulloy Abilivitommands and to defend their liberties. .; • The Black Man folio:mt. and said, that. to more was the plieilege of freemen ; he. fog hie part, would go armed ea tiost• il l y fortnight. nit einpression poodocednaneb disapprobation. and Mr. FOULEST= M O to explain away the Sow. -wallow of, the. last speaker., ; • hoped Eaglishatell might upper uostmeil toameet Val , . right, iii-per feet; "1"."(04e4 e 1 ", r4e5.1144 sot of Manchus tee.•V—ia London, no apprehension. be said..could be entertained. He. them proceeded to pm' some else comiame M " the_public conduct .Of. Qr. Wotmni the Cheargooo,"end coacluded* moringp mote of thanks-ft bin ;-:-Ififfre.ghtV Scat a - Affieralf , " lied, liont for ever !/ -on which the moose stepped., fameard, and ,sanest/, declined,. the. Kip pooped hemoor-.be did .out wish to receive Omsk* ustil the country alwrold be. free. , • . The vote of thenkalmenot thentfore pot. ,The. Doctor then said. 't.batin is well known af sfasioo , 2lo ll ..bril w acit ' - . Runt-.w041 1 .1 ' ~ ~ that 1111. Grertaire has ristrimeinetA- Chamber of • Dept' ties. end" that resigned. Lames* bliaineriatists; 'did Royalists; ate toehold. ed with the news: Two English ardent e or wham one is • Iwbre•rof, and the other a noeutisee of the University of Ox foed, wilt, an the gene next month. upvii a course of leetttr.s wfwardiellagliott literature and lin gualfrik with the eloquence peculiar to *het . • • It is 'said that It bides 11411 he ratahliohed along the Pyrenees, ler the :resrpadis or cuttisolc off all communication with Spain. We yeuinsnounee the gratifying intelligence that the which hiss for some dAys set in for frost ; the rpisiek are covered with snow, a n d this is un .doebtedly the best cordon that can be opposed to ill, plows,. illr. Droughem, a distinguished member of the English Opposition. has arrived iu Perla. Si.nie persona pretend that the object of. his journey to nun. a for the porpoise of proceeding so Lyon., tet.the Princess of Wale., to Aron' his advice to her Royal Highness. Yesterday M. Geesudan and Colonel Simon on disorient an examination before M. Mealier, Jure d'issetruction. for having permitted meetings .t the friends of the liberty of the perm to he holden in their residences, in controvention of the'Article 891 of the Penal Code. which enact*, that a No association or more thins twenty persons shall take place tithe; daily or ewe appeinled da)e, for the abject of discussing Tahitians, fit 6cal. or other topics, without- tlw. - eatiction rf the Government. and under sorts conditions as the sub. lie authorities may judge proper to impose upon the society." The violation of this article is pound's. Me by a fine of from 16 to 200 The Quetidienme contains the following extract from the Ghent Aerie/ :—" ft is coufldently smarted, that she Penimiale of Culifornia. to the -detect of about _too leagues, ha+ been definitierly argot to Russia by Spain. se an indemnification fur afforded by that Pewee in fur finance of the texpedichnie against Durum' Ayres .ud Lilt?" ZEMAN. orroacit 16. The mosettres of the Goversintent wrung secret opeltiootiou. WOMB Clore rigorous. It is pretend. iPd feels have beeOoseeitoined. mod so actual corpus eleSefi established. whirl% will he the abject of lariosinal proceedings, tend that the inlassinstion of Kos ze me will, oreoriliug to the requisition alb, Minister of Linden. be matte the INNS ul ull ulterior Coquina. • FRANKFORT, OCTOBER 91. The Commission of blasence will soon meet. 111. Gretal is appointed by the Knelt of Israv•i.• ; .111. Herman by the King of Bavaria; and M. Bar on the *pert of Hanover. It is said that M. de Grollinan will be sent by the Grand Duke of (Jesse, and M. Mulct by the Duke of Nassau,. 1111• Dal El, OCIUSEk 19. The accounts from Seville are very tfauquilliziog. The quarter of Smuts Cies was esicloittl by a har rier, and •11 the iishabisaists of it who were on Komi health were compelled to retire to two rid:vents outside the city. null to the istighhottling villages. .These variative. have beets attended with *lure... The malady has. not spread, and the totorsher or the .sielk an the gth of this month was only 57, etiairris ipg23 rouarlracriii• ' ll'aprta.ltrel is delivered from the I•lague, and frimidity tod it i, expected to cease its the town .. it:, 411ass-Far . (Isle of Least). At Cadiz, how ever* it sal rnnoins in great foree, and .several otforfir towns catstimse to experience its reargue. ,'1 he. army is itt the best state ; the GerlijraHar.Chief. Count Calderon, niaintaissert thy salt* discipline. and notwithstanding the faciftlitstrwirmeel by eiretionstances.the Dumber of • " fins beets . " here the Amy before yesterday. sops, seresman 23. ..Messrs. Vow Turh%gem and &limit* Grant*. burg; the Ambassadors of several Genesis Onsets, raped from day to day a final note, in asswer to their ritinalnat. It is believed that prioposals will he made theist for • provisional'Conteotiou, in.or• der that their mission may not be Wholly fruitlesa; mud 16 provide for the prevent mint* of the Catholic Church in Germany, it is generally believed that there will he more inclination in the Sates of the COnfederation to conclude a Convention, which may for the present remove the difficulties, at the same time that it preserves the rights of the two parties entire, since even France is now contented with a preliminary Convention, and the last Coact*. dat concluded with that Power could not yet be put in execution. If in this provitional Cinivea• 'ion the Court of Rome does not carry its preten sions too fir, and if it does not touch upon certain points. concerning which the parties are not agreed, thia Convention may serve as a" model to other States, for instance to Prussia and the Netherlands. OCTOIIIIII 9. _ The ►ads between Rome and Naples are still infested by robbers; they have the insolence to keep prisoners the travellers en whom they do not find any thing of value, when they are acquainted, by the correspondence which they keep in those two cities, that those travellers are rich. and then demand a considerable sum for their ransom within • short time, threatening to pot them to death if it is oat paid. A young Genoese Nobleman was lately stopped by them near Bondi ; ell the chest,. stances of this event are net yet known; tint however, now iu safety. after payment of the MS of 10,009 crowns. which were paid by a Gennep house established at Naples. /RAM[/011T,OCTOSIM 19. A friendly arrangement with the Jews in this city io now despaired of, too great an animosity prevails to allow as to hope that this abject 080 be obtained. The opinion that the Diet will not wet again till towards the Spring gains ground, when the great qaestions to be discussed at Vienna will probably be decided ; meantime the confidential sittings of the Ministers are held with the strictest ormesy. en that nothing at all transpires gibe sub jects of their coufereoces.—/Dutch Pqvert, Octo ber 30.) THE iIItITISH PRESS". LONDON. TUESDAY, No*Ensita 4, jet 9. Lord Lascet.Les. the son Of the Earl of HAIM WOOD. boa been appointed Lord Lientesant of the n'trui Riding of the county of York. in the place of Earl FITZWILLIAW. Lord LASCaLLIS is poo. peewit of considerable property and influence in the county. and in respect of frersoefid character. cons• mends general 'verso ; but we are yet to learn in what perforator the interests of the county are , better oerured by beit.g intrusted to the hands of Lasect.ioto rather than to thew of Earl I FITZWILLIAW. An Evening Treasury Print very innocently olmerirra on this appointment. that •• it would be impossible to imagi•ue r mute fit successor. whether we look to iwelseUirral character. to principles. or to property." The Othello of a nu:tenor oust always be estimated by reference to the circitaistances of unintentionally fades. We could sincerely dos rr that this example were followed by certain prevails somewhat opposed upon this momentous gonna's to the principles avowed by Mr. Darius, and that they would as boaestly make public coo. fission of the errors and incorrect iinpresriong haw adopted. Thi prdefwar outdoor mid f Meg attach hemmed impedance to onganstor. lynnigan nogg umw lignonlycormorn, for kis feat 4. be. treateh4o" geosiie ariti/a from bonne nisch a condoning as an .Igonnoridde mind wutod arrive at if hoggeoll uniting, after troth. Yesterday, in posuits . , lee of their wrier, shit primapal Radicals if tie Metropolis entleayouted to tildlect • Atoll iii Pildibitry-market, end succeed. oe we bed niediehaihod, in drawing together loin. siwo or three thonsand of the idle and ditoo:ute 'inhabitants of this great city. The pickpock e t. formed of these a "err considerable poetise. slid • exerted themselves with• energy sod ingenuity l e create confusion amid. perpetrate mischief. Such prerantiormry • mmieres . wee% however, adopted, that ito seri*, iiieidento occurred. Tile of mischief prevailed much more gilier.li v among the crowd than that which Ductor Winos and his party eodeavoored to infest., for r epo the Ductile and his friends did not rar4pe the coarse jokes and r 3dry of the fellows astetoblril around theta. The practical joke of endeavour ing to upset the waggon on which the Doctor mid sone of his friends were standing, would pro. Wily have proved fatal to reversl pers on a, esi d Wise this attempt failed, the presence of the Ducker, and the serious danger in which h e was placed, did not prevent the ruffians frees peering trollies of stools and mud upon the wsggon. This circumstance, brutal and violent though it were, will we think be attended with good consequence., for it will prove to these, if any there be. who enter tain priociples datigeraos to the tranquillity of the State, that they cannot reckon in the execution of their seines epee the co-operation or any con , eilleetskiet beketemes in the metropolis. while there ere basil theemels within it who would resist their minelduelleoe with all the energy of mood owlet stamisago and good hearts; and it will as ku tendfo dissipate say alarm that may have been ekeited re specting the sentiments of the great maw of the community, by sending the cost unequivocal in surance that even the rabble of London and Writ. dairater are free from the taint of revolutionary intim. Anions than the very name of kodocal has become o tens of ridiettle. and is regarded n a designation that happily associates the ideas of knavery and folly. =• •• At the aseeteng held yesterday, as at many others of a similar description, language was uttered. -which, to oar minds, ea •early bordered upon trea son, that we cannot conceive it proper to be pub. lobed--our colonies at least shall not he rosonitn noted by such sentiments, although indeed in oilier *ln it might be thought that the pahlit•stiott them could only contribute to render th , me wiro uttered them more assuredly the object of con• tempt and obitorrence. We five, however, st dangerous crisis, when even the highs Rl.l most virtuous men in the country cannot r••t upon the security of their characters, out cum. crime themselves safe from swspicino. Of such language we often hear complaints mutad avid the danger of classing such sentitnetits Hu controlled, is the topic bf mach angry arch ntation by the Moister, and their adherents.— Wby, then, we'ash„ are not tie speakers ro weled ? Why have they resin esteemed bh• impunity to persevere in conduct so dangerous awl as obnoxious.? Let the • seditious -sunteoces be selected and made the subjects of indictments, and if the selection be judiciously made, there n ot man in theumestry impressed sincerely with the peinciples of* Constitution who will not applau,l the hlisielmil foe such ssestureo. 110 - • '.....5. , 4.--A3 - .. • - A, . • C .7•-••• . • -,. .-..- • . .i.•• 44:. • . . , • . • - , I. . . . . • cc' , " ... . • • . litoskidisr. *hick wStt sea Ur Ilk Vas% 1001 l was $ einevivre;sl eosotry—she hod - • fad eonstriesably innate* tooitri, Pee the et. emu/ jeers*. "heed . . . Widow They wow of • very isdlinvoivagosy masa. sod bet . . .to on--aid r li , "•.. rivet et , dun . -So t',, f . . Curiosity.- .. trilX . ,ol)o iliAlts. be 44 ~... , ....... ~ se /re wily assists to gm the ORDslassel of them—. A. . 1 1_ 4 : • '_. ' . sh : . • . a u , i i It . ifp ,44.,,s e r , ' f .: b.eler ems. • • •••_:* • thel etalmeerted hy sessisg• u that it is ea is. ' .oss - ' • tn - ,es- *i otp. Ah 0 . X F1L...44 6 .-ttsveriale ittnik ihlrlal ! ---e ' li- 111.• ... .'; * **10.04 . ~. • • 'll.. •• • wo ;II Notes. ptiociple of jimmies that power belongs to - - 6 . 6 „. •• ' ••this new • • - .." • • .frgenli in the .5. - paid 'the pottek t " They then went to condemn the pre- It ' ' ~...4 - "Msd Munson% -' ' ing the . i tent ttMleeeseet. slum of Irwreeemeat ; .to point not thot porar to ,distroy the commerce of &Olt ....... z ie =tr a l ciswarliwrvemmrottive ,ah,g it n eeforsri re like ad. o ff shall he ity - • :-_.. 4 _7* -Irtit•Villseki•-Itaillli.setifigid • ._ . • . - --The President gove-motiskativt till thesis** . ekritokftittaa4ool Assail Pariiamests. io ob- country, she met with as oprootiots. tro is'aerris. i dr" it -c l ock in i‘lbilettaareem. I%th, will be ready to be distribute/ Sinai the mitobers 4914141i...5r ate, Deities, solos" and lohoorers ravers* from the Ministers of Lad. - There comer . ow e, 8 .: 1 4,„1- persons were ' r ipbb e d to-morrow, and proposed to refer timallotbrinetious • . • erelOO+ - ' .tases , 600 . p, to•ostert..-sho‘• Oh ' woo-oismonty-11KOWeetelee•aelltleelee"utheseises - -WiekhaMilllMMlMPF4seatifirl abliiiiiii47-174waiiimt . for ezmniustion, which ass sprea,R.- • .7. 'I.- . ...,. , rtoOso, - Jeri sonsais.), ash IlwiLffirir.. agesk.rnra Oftrgether..eheartre!e4 ~; The awe- a dsriumMidiantfititsd theitinfeenone 1 The Chamber then odjournett bodefinitely. sod Obletat *V ateeMust oirSilitreti. . .Int*. AAP". etteleitt_ , qe.ea vials I.,Ablfellt hot eNte: ortt9 .Pot less. than ~,. . . ~.9 z, ; J . A ........._____—_, .-... • P 1-,ri glie l l ," B. went into a Secret Committee, warthog to At.. .:-.:''. se44iseeleihrtieleitht wee* uttilltreo et_thlt•JeLesier ,40 t•lttliehtt A ritidt , ora t ooroxtosofroxt her poets. . a .;* •-..... t t ..,. --.. I. :.; .. - ti • .title 1011 - tif thy Foodsmeetel liew. ~.!...114falteCtb..sssert' the inoev the motmertrotAop- , : This , policy: .he *id:. otivist, spoodity Lead to Giii INTJILLIUENOS. - .‘” ••:, • - rtsorYi. octal* XX. -. :Itatelr., it had., _ belle" , •dil: Wileirerlae*.thtt/ ...r.i the *strew:too rilr thsoostreitatf till our or sperity..- f • - tier Itoyellighness the Priacisi of•Ohnute er• '... . ~. a Were WK. to less .4 tletw • Alt Prariaillig , os, cosonteree. !the gontleemosiorat•look a•view fir . Amps PAPUA . . rived here yesterdey. Lord asoicarty..the"British ?...dunnatetres wish soespons.o( *fence, se ,iodubit. • Ole. domnptic,,cmicsrue, at Ihrtiettiro!!" . Mich.. he .: • • . Ambassador. is expected hate every otoreseat. ''•uhhe•Mtdrodit hod item nised or the inlthitorr of a said.. miff is the otntoweentroipsh. ,Ti li st. rights of •• ~ I, DAMS.. OCTOORS 29- Prince Hatzfeld, the Prussian Ambassador, is al- - '4446 pieties, jp- rodeo, the people, to plater, by the **Pk .rfeer l isteilierl I .thele.aisstalitto woe' Wt. ..Yedertty the Dteehislig lefty 4 "" d with his reedy eetue• ^-toittet of.srove. Tirot she pootde were the . .. Wetter; etre* is•• the ,eittleuse, and p• stoodioll, tremy of majedy. AMSTERDAM, OCTOWEE St 7. ' " I.ol.lernithenklMAMAihisAre.psvadetto, sod ought to dere. or timbal ,thonsend num forere.entled oat. ii. It ie treirrwolly ssitt.' ma emy*.e wii# , .. it. His Excellency the Duke a Richelieu' ar rived .. ______,.__.__ aa_._.:,• —....,.......11... 1 .A.l;iinn in th...;.•.nt •nerismius mid Moraliser mi- that -IL Gregoire he. ikeer# BBl4 41411- 0 Sit la the here the day before yesterdoy. _ .. _ - • . ra • woo who tweet diagratsil his evrertl by tyranny,- sons. i dills/ewe of synnon =jotted . between per. ' &citifies. preettaited t 1 etre 00000 stances, tlie teustiner ul new. shed MOW is illoasetsic camerae. He wa s ,s o w present aid Mcd ‘ Itunt—wenld they . at 'bat deorrtionvise been extremely small. the late pooopear. and the use of the term twee. • ___-....—.- The evil effects which might be expected from . lopyrin linvieir thi ,.. pport .i ty s t mon di. g. sh e ji.. w i.h .t . " j ot . a di e cossion 9f water. which The Qatari; arrived it Burgos en the till), and eerily implies a certain sienilonty 'between the ~_ . k n a us i e ,,,,„„d emsgee t e lsted them*, their peace. , produced that di/Nest:a of. igriaiaa.?-•(Criet qf , received dont on the 14th the congratulation. of tell reepectiatlyerpridoale. The Treapury 'crib., there. the a e:i ll.i ieenory itise'al e 7i h t it .er M ln o l l: ol. 7* brrth t - be l •lic h c e il 4 i°ll M l : 11. ' s e rer : . lir-fi Liis i alkili d le tain w l I t t he t ta m' s . ' os i ta l7 ILard 4ViN t.' a P ec riali ttri l S. aide eimatuet. They should aerie came to oriel We. ," No. M e ii itteaktc.") • .._ _•• •h . pia ... iie..... recent alm... dayad now beg l iet t ual off to ered shew to etise ifor ..w i t‘es7 F t t h •r e z l wt s t k . a t ini t i s i t . ad atertehatt oliniasol *hair rii' If Lhey.ware .la , . ,Aftee.thopersor ploosispiendod the people to dile. ' notes . W TULA.. Nag.. the WO err - the vekro liveavii44boyidemsbllliee enfrlX4oo o "d 4 sSuiriolliOlu; , perms Jo, abstesotkod., fress,ths. cart the op. set,,iiitt ea Iburienio%, of the '4th for Manila de soffit therithiee abvree. Let Wog lresillspOeftl that plans, of rpm* and Ilz ro daPPPPbetion , o. Doer* - ghellialFerwre in wham -so th e 41st . . • avkaastellere that the' Miwootera-lowe -"Woad no ''''' - - ey a C ap tai n i •• fir we Uwe we the • fewarehtt top. of ',vela- . , Dr./Nation. l'itiati . Plrtiart.sail ', tion .eresepiteary• The RAW Itegsguien NM to il. wie t,4 o lo Ch a ckeekcesch w hich vas i ivi r o pt, , . ' DUTCU•MAIL. adc " 64o ,, honi off,ting so insult " slit , of. she i n A rilig ist .a : eriesive hee . addrnoe . of the d . a reg le re tt t e w r its to w leard hich (l he n i A w. or t ; most empinent. venerable. awl patristic Nablatoca • ; . thateatl-wido atilt bat iir imPmPirlsel elititle4 at all. ing for thew. :ro conch, we learn s Rea Oktrelfm.W , ........ 'or As - ditßireal 'of Earl IrctEtv it tt Alc i • who theafraitero of A s bat tiny grion tnnsintsd 1.. zy some .bisji estirited.panions who took the blips in the reel.. end thereby diogoatine eery UAGIUK• array's* 28- - e - ? 414611 ' - alai 4 hineoneerptent conviction that; the rem.- , i - tioateareivreibroprireole Of , theiturisitia, . see, . , from ill. end .drew itiaapy,witb its precieus cootene. SECOND CESSittEs OF THE STATES GENERAL . in' mind in. th e empire nit Pitjudl"- .• A- -eh°. piety g ' g y. the k • u ,,.• he a 5 e ,,,,/ ,3( emfitiots or rattli Obeli lay. Os. . out, a n t r i e seo,,,• , ~ ..... . . ~ .. - . .In the Sitting of to-day, his Excellency the f t -ai n't . prop ore tine . - I w ish ehoss 'ibis olloisildidel riblille, t * $ 14041 f • , A scene . of •canfstion pod Tarot now ensued, ' Minister of Irluouin laid before the Chamber the .by At twoortidrlesileriag the ketigietrioe of II !.:-,- .' / • • 4f 'OW 8110"1"1? nod, 1 4$11imml e c lir - .r.M r - 1 Alliith it ill MK .owly. to devenkr.. Thew awa, project s of lowa 'res:pecting the tlininca.i; they er r. Th e f„li ne ,i ng t e m r has b een addressed by th e 011eellelesion of OW heMOIIIII bi e wntee the !rile!. wastitsteowaiebe` people ? , Jfasier . iriafASOMPOri•• Whirh. digatiabOast Atle..def. ettiP .ths. er n e PC " Ere 1 U 1111 . 111 beti soli rellr!E tn. th e budget a th e "r - Ho n , Mr. Duette,. M.P. for the City ef Verb, to to meat eLdoty So his fellow•esontrynten. A eel .. 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