The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-12-04 00:00:00

lad...gent Memo Wlleek, le ',iodic the itiit *feat"! 11;1 his wife. Oa the 26th of Jely, between nig* aed ten in • the inerning, he celled et M. Boers, and asked de see his wife; from his sober and tranquil sir the • peeler suspected od Wsiethief ; he allowed Min to aster; mad accompanied him into the bitchy., Where Marie COW/ then was. Fleapit) addressed her in the meet emicahle • 411Immer, resmosted matt obtained her Wei to em brace her, and thee said, only yids to sonic to Sis flatel-4 here bet two words toe* to him." ..; Thy west together into lite garden, and two see. • Vaasa who leaked after them coecledeel. from the ememerie eihiels they - behaved towards sorb ether, ' I. Mist they were *hoot t• be recesiciled. le ebplit a 4 clearer, of ao hoer, however, when they resorbed to the kitchen. their conduct appeared completely cheap& Marie reproached him for his debeiche... f is h which had vetoed her, and declared he; de terminatier to primed with the snit of separation. All* answer he. Made was, that he wished td see M. Butei, and this he repeatedaeverel tunes. Ma dame Butch, who was present, said, that her hus.. 111116.- il eqnipage errieed here yesteiday. The Duke D'Angoaleme urrired at Metz the 23d inst. and was present at a mock attack upon the citadel. His Royal Highness set out the next day for Heysnge, from whence he proceeds to Thies rill.. where the Duke makes his entry at the head of the Irreoch garrion. A letter from Aix-la-Chapelle says, that the pro jects of exchange which hare been so much talked isf, hare dwindled oto an erraugement respecting ii small dietrict , which li.. been hith er t o i n dispute between Prussia and the Netherlands. Yesterday a greet crowd surrounded the deers of the Theatre Francois. The performance was fpMgr's& -ea Terridk ; and the report was circa looted that Talons intended to take farewell of that stage. The , pit received him very coldly, but be suoardisarmed his judges by the face of his talent, and they were by us means rigorous. All their se verity . was directed against the efterpiece, Les ' .raydngte de se r ene.. The families of authors will not be in future dis imbed in the right of pioperty in their works, es Congress, which the writer says " distinctly - morks the greet principles of teligwu, murnliiy, legiii miry, and liberty, as the bases of the federal Coto pact of Europe." Much indeed has beeu sail' in the various prweeedings of the Allied Sovereigns about religion, more about legitimacy, but very little • about liberty, at least such. liberty as Would seem likely to secure the independence of individuals by the suited force of society, The •Jotersol du behalf, however, asserts; that• "there a►e no principle* more intimately sests ' coated than those of liberty sod legiiiimicy.” This soniciation is not, in our minds, very 14E 7 tering to the French writer's idea of liberty, which be suppoves can exist only in proportion as ths principle•of indefeasible sovereignly is sup ported ; for although he rod rs to extend the term legitimacy -to every institution within the State it cannot be initignied that the phrase, as Illerd ►y the Allied Sovereigns and their immediate odsweetes, bus reference to tiny other institution thew that of Roy. &Ay. Shinild this ',resumption be denied, the askoestesof the people will be well con. _ .0 ortatmeace permit. General Bolivar is still bete. and wilt probably re main until he goes to make his public Atari into the capital at the Careerism. Admiral %MD is It ors with a strong siondron • and, in fact, the destrurti u o of Sp a i n , ns a Tram- At hint ic Power. wens very nearly accomplished. 1 Biter_ trio as high, if nut a higher opinion of the honour of the jothvittride (meaning the Supreme Chief Bolivar and the Coined) than I("redid." • RED SNOW IFNOM THE ARCVIC REGIONS.— ' Cuptaiti Sir John Ross has brought from Beffin's Hay a sonantil of . red -snots, or rather snow -water, wilt, I. tioorbeeu submitted to. chermcsl analysis in ' this c..nutre, ir. tinier to the diacuvery of the nature of its colouring matter. Our Credulity is ,put to an extterste trot upon this occasion, but we cannot leans that there is any reason to doubt the fact us stated. Sir Jciiin Novo did not see any red snow fall ; hut he saw large tracts overspread with it. The colour of the field% of snow woe not uniform ; but, on the contrary, there were patches or streaks more pr less red, and of various depths of tint. The liquor - or diso.olved snow, is of so kink a red as to 'reelable red port wise. It is stated, that the hquor &pinata a pediment, and that the question is toot answered, whether that sediment is of an animal .0r vegebarle austere. It is suggested that the co lour as derived from the moil oat which 11* snow falls ; in than case, too red snow can hive been been upon the ice.,-IBath /'apex./ . . • Mo • • ' - • . . .. . ~.. • . , .•,• • . . .e. . . - . . •• , ' kr ' : • • • . . .. . .: ...• . . . . . . . • . !•• i-14,....i . t "-' -...; ... ' - • • o k AA", !!';':•• •-•- "'• ~ - •••5x•.• , .. ..• 41 - : i k .. : ".1., ~,•• s . ,••,.. ir .. ~. __-.' ',.'1:4,. :' ' • .____ -. an __ " •:-........, • . ' ' . ''. .; 7..... , ne alissmes wept that where the crown awe_ . -.'• ' t io% h i rl:i.:-. 7 . 55 ....00 .1 , ~ 7 .. ". hitherto. ig tipmmay . :o6 . -Thiabiooor pc, Istell'ili recognise legitimeoy inlet extended hoe, • .• spasm of titk. these. if it ..,..- • the Istersiiilli Sfkl e ‘. ''. ' ' ilhateitke diftiW - -41111 i it must be eceiceded,tfitt the peloplitihave a , i t: 4 • e .geOlie l"hr the . .. es to tree !stereo( its title, the se . 6 - s ni t • Oi or& 'los WWI proetiityleill be•jimeatifilatele declared iwoo tegitimate right to their libefty; and a meet heti- . 111111111111illkotseldd be void. Bat here. Ain recital . • ..16484 80 • '. • ; 41 11 1"/Illar; n...= : '', ".'";-2:-.4*....:%a!' -• • .-';',. ..-". 1-.. *me lielt to. path 1 1.1 1 7 . 0 01 eTries? from illor.d/rotte ' or Sot le rros or she most veinal kind. He oiled slob h e y ma, end beew ~,Ths libel .erove isMitedisl i by General - Caoistl.! ...lose - tattoos may 'lie 'thought to eisaeiger their time - 86 - o :4 The siii."' s -iy .. r all ig l m at 4ll.lll.l l ot . i s im p i po ry _isi r ip m po ut i s k . 11. ' • *ld Admen. Febesee-sm.fliareissAlaisinevitk.' dared tot • ...- .4 . • . • A - - i vella a . ...--- Aolt tatstiilti4 - VZ.essokoteitettsfiAesifierrege. ' A per e - flaw u n deihkeynkeieeee eilelrec . seetegiplyipor * det;: . t" . lltiale lime ....., • belfetthe Court of Car- . • n sync e mi l . . . . . , • Jegifse _of abparatsen end tit in mil i s h a4 ,,ii i ,,,,A l k . a e s i e r. .,, e 'i g i ggs ket4lerol rectums! Palmer the • it of the genie , on that harbour of rhea veluahli ship La Preetosa. Mot • * •tr ittm at ifte ieliwg of •czr, i i ;„• avrai,.. : lo . .....:ci k .: . „. •..-. • • -, swami. aidamo iii , i failista. • . Liota,-eisk, ilff.Tiotssillidiiiiiiiiiishe haw beetight a Ikaittlaiii s leitliso ettlewtsttelVitemitais persee. shot "wif - , 77 1 .• ._ ._."77k - - • . ye...... .. •-• -._ ...- •.-• • . T_ ha_ Knypi 're f . * ' mei . . 'Pod ,. 'et twelve o'clock I large eseo .. . o b of merchandise. with 802,240 pintres"bi ; we I , o bo e , 010,4 ig lo o, he t i, e n othe e y eg peoes :• MilillinelkiaisAnsit.ellee 4 4 7 14111 , * , : 4111111 ".. 111 ob i t gni the isiett of the Seib lest. si Freakier., and : 1 specie, .‘ Vest !impieties is still felt jri public af- . • ' lorufis'a soolt IVesbyeerier. . '•. • .- i;9l. iits*iarOalt: 4 ,l*- 1 4 , 60.ti‘kr ,- 11,,, c im. 04. e rv iesef l whid ....sudsy nest • .. eiveheirweree ce r A k e e elo. l ee a trweer ,b.l4 o ,,. neetteierniog he in v it e d. the King of Wiirentlierg. 1 fairs ; money is very scarce, and that the cou rse of . • o•4*Preity: al §et the ,vitlyis slabs rotifer e • e i sw o se i,,i.;•;„, g l a eo Ai, mase•it ag eo g ree . On his miaow his Maks* accompanied by the I exchange is absolutely umurnal. A letter from i . liSi g g e l e ilillidir ol e d. o t rw alrimmali et t e ,c •ri Z e b e , e l oge whisrik:d . or . porton' ''';—:. immeher Th :lbes - .4 ..-siromidTh i..-.7 ;erio -11 . ''• f. tie King of Prussia, wear ii s ebalge ■ nod four •to 1 Aix-la-Chapelle asserts, that the reports contained 1 , - sog i i i p p e ,v 4 h K r u d l ie l t y i. 0, i mps i. the : that diet id efaeleorehigo•- g he towsoyetheit fete Hindi . tssig. to dine with the Hereditary Prince.• the •in the Brussels rapers respelling the projected e x - i .- ; 1 .. too24ClDlNiiit Pier. *bee ittriq *chewed - ' wish , j ic rd.p.4; 1 410 . .. s either,liapt pop lkos spy brealer-iu-low 0 . the Prince Regent of England. • changes of lerritoriep between Pressia and the -- setup ; 1 ' :. 1' .14; ............._,..,.,--rea-fir. -$... )44::441011,qie•slestailish- ititir feriesurt. l6. N "")! - , iii -- 7 . making of some' arrangements respecting the right ~ .. . „ _ . . k ..., I : , dersettopasottlese a.ightesedete,• bureameed aso• " The arrival of a•reginwet of the Royal Otserd. I to one (hoarier; in which are some Mom of eala- i, 4 and of which the property had hitherto been l' s - .... .. 4 7 . ROE "Mei , ENCX. . 1 • . ,• g ..* tint WOW' . . t ' I ' Will'Ilt!".11 t ik it:ler.. .H .' * fo iib . Vie his : sti • 1 11 1* she hm ll eit lO i t i lge ed theoßi "°lti e ti o nl a w i h n o r. lhi i l t l f i re s s a ti co he i s est old7e h rs o . i Ilime ue . deqd , ' 10...g0e • a„ .. ,.. • - -S' s lee- '4. . , ~ .je g gef i n 4 04 odaimes• e i• 01 1 0100, , og e ftneee bk , Baoquets, bells, said asormblito suceeed to each • .;-- . . . . *• 1 r• : ' Oly - . - . . busets•ele sib* *goateed ,rhoemiti..ei.eorser. mid other withiut jaterruptiora. The white flags dust: We have received New York Papers to the 11th TAM qr • • ......: • . o il ghe.g,indoig. .Our city h og h e ,,, ill oo th; o lio . all. three days Isis, thew our last. The-folloir- , • Tomilfent e atlitiefeir • Att . , Ali ' 'estristeess. er 9l .. ..,,rlitb'Stlll‘ . .t"" l t ,her,..„ * llletio;., •4, l :fthlis M liswewe '• ..• . V .\ \ '4 ..: • i ' liassi t CsieWint. 110* dr,,. istbelf.o.4%.l , Welt eithlllgeglinilMille,nOrpcded bje l ditheliptoratie Refine. ; three days folleiting. We have noticed anent . ex- i iug are extracts :-.. .. _ . • : I . .‘li. - •• '• ;!-.' - 41 01/k , .) - • . :..•. ,•• .. p hi Er VC . 011W,i egr 4 ,4 „e . ' bile e, ~y. in i f : o t i ut the door df all individual who had lodged' • t We have ices Corans Papers sad letters, brought by • , wen Admiral talked, is 'he *lst of last mouth. They *motile; '- -• M feltrioorielharro ssoopproyie torkftmeriseirbialei • torallbiwores.• *he seised• the boreal -of the pistol Many English Officers: — -• • %esparto's the NW* Th e .homer. Evealay Poll s Wild& . - o ,4o,lo4lllllll4.oBBiaillintillatillandcesiesililliints s . -', ' ~414-I,444l a tiv i hod , iiiii i te d i 4 n i t di hi s w if e ; "Ps leafs d'etrangers, plus Natal me pastier air - • . sailed fr om this pert shoal the middle of August het not Sgligt hoe irelrefy ~ kWe_sealetere- • Opted he•Wilemitil didireall/pdiemmmid. The map la the An fl iiee— ' • ....; " - ~ .i t• • - ~rive.), Itiekuros had broken owl among the foreittn 'Mince ; '- to J O* ' '-'-‘o4llo . 4 . lbotiblet 4libalet to . irritergs USA 'Rig thithiegetr t . kk of fire ePeritsiett, " The mere I ' 4 1 41 ” 4 ""O he r" I "MP" e ""'" the eieetethe hed *en retreat on boa r d a Dutch frigate • • .••. . , : . . 0 tbs _Atribeiliaz a t ti, - , shwa.' i is 161«..d by die .mill of powder, . Time question lA° au thor l. 411.44611161"1"4"'s comp a r ed so ss " sad Aso, of war, as so pesetas their path,' to sea. The • ~ . .....,, , ..... , 1. 44w., •• .- ..*:, ; .. 6 , • f is t irn • ... . ~- Th g e k b. oilte. is i e. edw bi lyeaorwr i szole i tr.h . erwi b terit;itz d • ifnes the 0 . 404 aufeeirbe. C I : i l i es: o t h i e tt h e rou • oi . t ot oo r i Altilleputtu i.mediately re of the Allies. ~,„w e ,„,„. .1 0 41.. , .. , . . •. . • • at our Theatre. Wikove contreaisi irilli a pin. qeolieuisewfa? is jiai ' .' ? lielWe lo t e" War 34*1411". 00 ; b!it it struggle ' While bl ' " ' met w " " dv"°lfing I leo(l3C"oknernaoorgt)h:aeacearti,erd; rimier the "7 1:l i l t : e t ; f t arri beru t r?" l :i V7 ft i L hh :tha l.eft. fr; le ' n- 46"f t l ast eri .ere 64 1- : 7 .. .. „04014 !;:"... ; ,a . • , ,, : iiii . , .f .. : ,f !as .. . ' be . . tendsili -C . . a n t . ti to m 'La get av pooseen e ant .o . o i n wofa•ndtintopistol, troy i c• f lle y d ou out. ~ , eons* had waved io 01111 w ia• Ersers mil of b "lr w i l " . , .......,,picidano■ was at s Merit • Th e einions; ladadleg spa- 1 , • - ,. .. %PO glol,,Ceekg a- s pewee s idea' thrice% es- not !Mee Me I deal do you Mao mischief." ' ;.! 411 :: 1: 1:: : : 1)e. , . . , _„ . r., . . —•••••-.... . itifirda,ateut undoes that the Vatted Sates should Motu . lltlmeeleiwtts amiti le was. Otmellirell •Pilliva:9ll3ort them 't . .4fine . :gliok we , dill megolui with i'lluthing Whe., everelseil. other two bather pistols were ' •**Beeilidoppeoma..shr4.• '':-• •hi vain bss be alleged in fouud in his poekets. mid a flask of powder ; nod ',..ilkdril 6 4 o f Itle !rimer that his wire lied &Anted in one of his ' sleeves a kind of poniard. newly ~0 4 40,41,..41141":. • The mere .k eope t e is ktion of else be His brand, were lied belied him, sod it.l 4 ' ISH RitESS. "'mike A.Wasiein flay would sever be . removed. bora tor HE BI - -f ' miens. ii, is said s howevoe, plat Velotis Kin bad received erelca to teeposti autoutliclottaill,wirsisever . they . • Natio be lorSPeetl eSsfsntee4., . '1 -, , 1 ' • . 4 ,nrileirlimillepelM* kiss Ime i y 10 ' . placed ma a table. He thao said to M. ...,1:1V.to. Alio nine,. lint cuPithiy, what'll:* L'Hernset, " I might bate killed you, bet I had • . tONDON . •. . . -The Indiana in the :noiglibooriood bare ham gee*** pet down by Captain Syleaorith Us of Iteleree. I • -' . , no wish to do yen tiny harm. I era Witty. however. ' ' FiblibAY, Doessoose .1. is's.. .I..art "ra,iiiltli'Zioi.,ini iSeciaatFelfireteerites mime, 1 _e___•. - • - - •'. ~ . earl veratiemlle bring le •61. 0 -”elbees. ,,, rawwwv*. , . ~ •, ! : .. sn ntrAder :Teats- ef -use, end about. CIO dais that I did not kill you, sine, yoo4tare disappoint- • ' --Lseso-o;-- .ieeicbreiiirk from Africa to France. where he ed toe in my p1aw,"....." Whet did - you bitted to • • • ' • . .op •••I• • • . . Podoisoplei ` it - ad di s sibir imi iWitiiicwi l . at ow 0 f . _. L , % theitemiti OA misisiet- maker . Teo years do ?"---st To kill M. Betel, my wife, arid tbeo : ',..„ 1 •. , . Lithe Note! of • her late 11/treetf,*da 'Wakes- • i . • . : lit' he omortitd Marie Vereyc. also at Arric. myself." He made the some seetemen t to hl. ; i s sM" ' : . ... 'l r )i e ' l, ttil e e of Rllfillildhalltsidoltallitleed in : day. the pelt which coated the Royal bodf. was Dukes -the Ails 1... D e, that a trek i n the *evict of the Sieur Betel himself, and several other lotricies. Orso of: .".. , " 14611 " SWlwrdw Yt"'" llSi' SS4 t i n l;1;e4114;r116 , 11 .11 0 ; P N Pa uf fi d ed n : leilg e h Z ide .. D 'i leee llitie n s oir, Sy.,Albai l !, op M •, " • 1 ' lilithils - ths . rieeraer of it beenliorichool, Rue de the servants observed, that he had better thrown . ,lasrtillirth. _ _the eardint of a* Order - of tile . _ He"): „„ e „ idea ef N e „„„ l i. m ontroN , , „,„111,„( 0 , 44 ,„ it 'o _ ~ , , VOA,. Tiii • Weester h a d been b roug ht into the hi mse lf into the river. He replied, " I went to . 431 . 11114 id 1 " 1 ‘ 1 " 43 , td . his 3 °vereign * . "t"letwn the ether. 'roe Royal body ass- followed by .! . • , . 7 C4se at that oil! of tan, by M. Havard; 1.4, on Havre to embark, bat I thought it would be Very . with:* enndaerdaring •'the late Cenral° st A i m- the roister Regent, as Chief ', Mourier.„ .. 'euppotted " . JieWrviekil itt Frenc , ., rattled et Marone. At his foolish , to Inn Prance whitest striking et Wow; sod i ja-C6P1110•• T hus mark, of Royaifireohr bad been by the SlerqUisser or Ouchingliati and Wineheetei, . - -.. .. seer Ord,* King to Am Doite's hotel pietism es and'atteaded by the - Marsloisseri. of 8 . 34it55014- Ade& lie left her 2,006 francs, sud hit manlike. I retained for that purpose." 'Oa reewieiali this legacy, doe came to Paris. outer- Whet. redeetion wade him perceive the ' : ' hittaim pere. t te • :!Z ii, l t ly ' s I l ig i t l f I T hi orti h .cle ! h i": c l ,; P :r., it- : 4 4 24)§: in tn r 7: 7 fonoped. aw Delaware. A and ftioton . 1; 11. 1o T t. 11, t 'Ad Ma Ilitakeili Sic Ow Sam Betel. sod oratried •af these declarationt. he retracted them. Her Chief Iroogeio, denied ever j,„•,„ g h uffe d the„. Ht ei ,‘, ol oe e r closed its ‘ttioigt has excited the liveliest satirfie- i rood Eulkeley, I.ords Roitim., Atelier. ; 'Arden. . . .. 101" 1 :. M. filesegelf,. 7 th eels of bee old Wiser, with is em u it appear *b e g l ie b u t m intend" flit I tin throughout Al Geramoy, sad in patina's _ the l• Graves. Laintferd.. Berar.hortv Rim.. Doeuvilk. e ;St Helens Henley and Hill The Esrl of Li- le o.: . AV, bodbems brought op. Poo hoe toteact. carry OWe wife; sod that he lied provided Lim- P ew i t 's s e e m A lwed with ' he P" milB 8f fulkiire. ' .• - ' L sel II c' a r * 1.... r 1.4 se- i : erpoo. cum— ..le ..Woi... O. ...ta.e . .......0re ..........ya. :oseetiegs of the Allied Sovereigns. as held sot in j• ii.• s • -•• *•.; ' 4 O • •-• • 41 . 1114111 SO* is *Or li•O by hie !ill declared self with three pistols and a dagger. meetly to de- , algnate!. ,,.... 1= , ber blibited bit ooltroiil lepolocsr This feed hiniggif .point so y pees " ~,b, m i g h t h a „ this 'Political manifesto . The .Germen Jnornisho . minute gem were oreri on wer i eredkr ; feem ten ~ ' amtaiii . isr: Mile er 144100 &secs. attempted to take his wife from him while be was have even begun already to point wit the time and. i o'clock in the crovnivope du dna the nerainialet•of the 1 rdoee of the next Outgrew , sod surritivery assert ; day, from the Queen eharlhtte.. the ileeosehip of ; ...They were this 'resieve. lfer their gituitiew of life, conveying her along the meets. ), .' ' . wealthy, arid might hive find happily; bet Marie After the witsweste had given their srideoce to _ ISteS Po me • keg married before ebe lied fIIDIIOII the above effect. the Primal's Coe l. M. Cla- that it will occur in the year 1521. The COL* 'Pea ; A1 . 41141d i Sir Grontras CAI4PIIILL, at IPhitiessouth. - Aix-la-Chapelle imagine themselves considersbly : by the Ammer re- ! rb hie foopt were tint. spa tolled mens wits dose in the dock-yard. Ihe bell a fuueral kuell . .., r , to repaid ofebe assoexiets she bad• formed. Fran- vest, cooleaded, that the attempt to eusmit the . elevated in the scale of mankind • I 1. . - ;.•qaielived idly mid eittrangsotly :he soon 'peat all crime meld not be coosidered On having had a ease Fetid,' erturerred on the ancient espial of CuaaloE• rl Duke of k - .ie - , • Iliolliid bout boqueithod to his wife by her old egeneemen e o f seeci ej oa . or as having bee, ',gt►. MAWS c, fancying, no doubt, that the air they breathe , ing her Nt AsErry's innerol• on Wednesday, oh ge- ometer, sad a part of the legacy left by the sou. rupted by fortuitous eireamstaucee, iudepetident of mast have acquired some ennobling iniriciple from I • emint, of rhe a .puchese being liken ill, crud her oe- . ; . itatis rased Weill seder the necessity of returning therein of the Prisoner . - having played . around oh o he e d, o f so spear i einiiithealierit hourly expected. . . • . .ka Ilill service of the Sieur Basel, ill whose house The Jury deliberated for about four hems, sad Lymeetce, Manses' 47. - Saturday . as soon t t i es he don't of her Mttesto was known ea the . Imperial. Royal, and Noble Is:moiler% The ; 'She OM pot** spinet her husband, oho used with tbe coucurrence of the Judges, proweereed . hope of • a peniiiineut and general Ileac in Europe i verse!' at our harbour Wilted their colours half. I • to beet bet cruelly, and Aid threatened to .tab the Prisoner Gelb,. H e immediately received seas .. is fondly eitterbolued its wally - of the Coittiuental I mast; the bells of the Cathedral still corsi si ne to 1 Isk ti mother - her, without any person knowiug 'erne of death . , Newspepen , and the promises of Emperor*, Kings, I toll; mid the several .guards mounted without . V IMO Wee of the transaction : meaning , perhaps, TAMS, NOVEnIIIII Se. ' mid Ministers are received as the baste of this hope, 1 lit"'ic• The Tynan. Captain Fe . t.tx ; lately arrived at to imitate othe Precise Mode io ehich Othello. in The Kieg transacted bushing last tosesoinKup• his with a ..curie as oususpeeting as if it were tit- i t : be itzu d tl o i ff f . rom Jamatcs, Is ordered to Chatham --i . the Illiarlish tragedy..kills Eladmose. He DOW closet, sad at two e clock he drove to Viu •ed by the . unifetin experience of history—at if ' • Ext Vet frets' a ;letter, dated Angostura. Sep.. • uPPI I IB I I Weill the design of ring to America, The Mince de Metternich has arrived it. Peris. ltat example occurred in the long train of part f and Farina his wife to accompany him. winch she He hands to remain here *beet a week. events to speak of broken: (kith mind blighted tember 12, 1818 : .• • . ,-. • i • n .oti like i public concerns of tbla country were never at soy • 11 1 refine& Oil her Port, she resolved to institute • The Doke or Richelieu, oil arrivioo yesterday hypes. Doubtless the nreer of the French Rero: prottesl fee a separation, sad division of property. at hishotel forted the Grand Cordes of the Order lotion has taught the exisring race nf Sovereigns : 174:reaelorle t :l er sria;7sli ta wi te m7itio' ll er t = 1:. nal* , kto:01 1 '. i i i • AC Jletiti edienced money for the first law pro- of the Holy Ghost vented to him by the King ie ; the danger of embolism, and the coosrquetit soil Ibis eireitastance directed the hatred testimon of his satisfact• the im Mot mini "'Wig' Of aural its t° disturb the " rem " w " ' ' lli . i i warn* store s ; the armies air ninth inentunimil in mashers, and gr. stly unproved in ilisciplime ; pidgin etsallrleare •ts l i 1 4111114.111 P5 ' y isin at Po MO • o emitted and eve Ina • .forth two et *et be wah e . . ter Fromuis toosids • that gentleman , wham he re- which his Excellency had fulfilled with so moot tic.) System- This lesson 'nay prevent each P"‘" i faire . The Spania rd , I l lil seeieed " ral l akrella"t° what - -1 i Ctied es the lather of the plan of separation, At success. The Duke went last evening at mini -. ..: - • , hoireviiis be sold hie furniture, and . set out o'clock to pay his court to the King. individually from eareiling it. neighbour. but I oust' eVerairtnts:an to time rbr th e •PMAeill or the earn- ti e ws , what can prevent the great Sovereigns combined I Mt' re*. air y t here lis eci :e t° witherii . :i ll ! ;ro b from "t appear ° be mod whole of i i'' . 1 ; I . ri .. 101111111 rill Milian, with the determination to decorated with grand Cordon Blot. His Excel. from despoiling every lesser State, sod ,joislifying I hew ( " u s"' s p 4 is Is meadetitir expected by ell here , I•! I embark fo r -A me rico. Happy would- it Ileac been keg also presented his homage to the Princes-suet their united' stahtti" by the "nuance of im - 1 e th il lt eeru ilaz 7 0 ili de r r e e t h ly s fror eig co t , he . sha n k of • •Vorreeele, an d =ousts am,- ' fit biee•hed be adhered Se this inteetion; but the Pri me of the Royal family. • pulpit,. O; - . ... : ...,. • ..:_,:,,,,„,,.., .. .. 1 Jima ease/van -- helitrreethiss to have slain brakes out . i I ' • pensieiesso advice of a lateiragent iodated him to .- -The. Dohs of Wellington l i e e x p e dicir a Fl or i o - The MiN 7 4l , de ; Dam o f Mende, „contains a I r U srole ur o t ie he ir l ari nie win s ii de r7 l ot e re n ta i Tl L • d : lll6. : i r e ' :: 4 . kit.. . Wlltdeli4 lehipiii & rust of reputation in- this evening at six o'clock. Part of his Grace% keg article upon the ;Atrial Declaration of the I ready to wwwnea t e operitiuss the monse;t i t s the w ea the r tilts* hi his wife. equipage 'mind here yesteidry. cer rt.. oaks. al later_ 1....1....... =7.0. .5...1 te... :th I Mg-- IA --L- 11•• • - _• it. Generil &lieu 't still Isere and wilt Congress, which the writer *aye " distinctly 'mark' I P tnn I • ' • probably re- - . ... - .. _ si.. .... ... : . ..-1...t- ..e ..-r _, . . . . 1 wain until he wt . *? studte in public ontri sata the capital . - . . X l l d' s'"` 'I:0 ' Z. ‘ 'i. 4i.'" .1; ft. I,. ezit• ira 1 I . • ‘ F.-.- 1 : - - :_,:a. ei i t r (gt - 4,CT - ig" f ;-e;-1r%*...• 's%. 't- ,. :Y31; a 1 biedYirisif A few: days ago a niceties took place . 4 the neighbourhood of Liverpodt, .betate Wier: n a Ganz Gridlemon and a well-known 11014." 'Ocoloo - of some different, thast occurred at sine if the public !dices of The ground was measured, and ever :prelihnoary pr0ve...4141g ad justed ; but when the Handy, on hiking Ins r. sw- PI stand," doffed a large box coatewhieli he had previously worst,* highly ludicrous scene followed: the friend or the naval Gentleman, pereeivirig. atitagouist in ausatortion armorer, and so compact and tightly laced about the body, observed, he coeld' not, consistently with the deliese, or Iris eitiation (however'esquisire the Alec!, might ap. ipiese),admit of on exchange of Are, wart. he soak off his Heys, and appeared likes men. So as tegive 'his friend a fair chance., This the Dainfreald' his second peremptorily refused: the Neter Clifolerate. jog. " Prodigious l" -..the •forauer, s' . Itioiertrinss 1 its to-to-tally impossible, pin my•honoer : t eits'ath., keep up appearances, and laser as nod .ban olikesc,dei world as out of the .fashiotail." The Son of /leo tons, who was the. whole time coerroloed ter, cried out, " D—n the thingf—tet hint set' op his holistays-and. riirgini es fin) as .he ' hail Thaugle•tiale ttibbior 'is: dot a fuhans Isrood of me trovr, I can scaarcely see ewe abeig Ina waterline than the gposewviegs 10.1 as. beadsmoid:'•:,,.. The fineness, we are henry te,say„-tnaleal svitioaae bloodshed, by the two Distruffiel •Welkierg.off, "• tip toe," with the utirtost ink; )ford; algid shouts of bilighter. . . =lt' • . ROYAL Apopsmr, • Last night A. CLitt.teia, 'kat F.R.l,,tleltVrid his third Lecture, at the 11,op. ,Aiedestsye•Wit the principles or Anatomy , as applicable 'to Painting. The Learned Professor alluded to the invertuption Which had been occasioned iii .theyeg4lse delivery of his course of Lectures, by dot _lamented aldatli of thiConsoet of the Royal Foandei Of•the Rjyal Academy, whom he described • as the enderiating enimple of every virtue whiclr cowls( adorn her rank,' nr add loom to her sex. Ms. CARLISLE hid hardly begun hiacooree of Lretudis. last year when ''Pihe lamented death; or her Royal Higlint-4 yi unter Ctfilit t osß occasioned` a sitlyeetiiin of his ; and on the Present oeca Sion, his Lie. earns weer deftly three wllettialtPOßreald t . owing. to the drath of the-Quasw. • ": The Lecture of 'hat night rotated entirety to the - anateslii* urrongentent and etinforinarron 01. (did" body, which • the LeaAteak rrwuot potitia sot and explained with his oaks! Kenney and .perayiet . • • Tlinettendance was The inashning for her' Nee Basairrr eittirliee gene.ral un Sunday . ,at'frOiii ti negti, The 'epilda mice of the childresi' theLedy, hostritat **eats trentely nest. lleloya-of flpiut's (who sreoe , isll in new clothing) and WitsabArwora knotted., round their l eft aim,. Wad the igirta tittc-Mtir. chants' and Trades' • Haitaly. fad their treillwis decorated yids`.: black riW)Ons;• aryl. trove glares. " • • A' German Snit*. of alch the !Om? attempted to some houdridit'Ottleit - ond• Whiels bore it part in laitjgoly war, discharged - several of itcrol there on their 'rehire beide", sett' before they d._ ported, the sdatinistratiOn; • with a tuloSt we: thy .ecumayool;:oklf'.2llo.3otanss from . their costs ! . The Dupe of Mitirtifin 1M ysibscrrbed t,t1004 :towards the 'expense* of 641'160'1:lee line of toed from the Plymouth road to Tavistock,, • Lord CARTLIIRRACHI left Aix-Is.Cheyelle on the 515th'ef'November, retorhlng to London, All the three officers beloogiog to mar Court of Requests were lately suspended fourteen deg., and afterwards two of . there fatally diemisaert. for irregular coodeci. Two.thirdi of a body's face thus trimmed must be reckoned a goad shaving.— / &moo P*er.) - •• •• • The Eta. of rum, Lord'ikitsimmoye f mg! the Bishop of Ditittlf and feasilit, •gsw among the recent art** at Edinbergb.^ ti Hie Roads? end• Lady ASSOIIIIIIIIIT. Colonel ' M'Lsoo, and the flip.' Crypt: - Hari have arrived at their'ilidi •Eugland. „,...-.ssa • • We have belied, With. eoit.iderahie pain, rlilt some atrocious doggerel, in reference to her Nis- JileTY'a deutli, was observed yesterday tr.carnalig en the .walls an Jalueis'e Park t—/Morning Post.) The East fitelie ceropany's ships 'Prireecar Amelia, And Lonilon, arrayed at Madras on the :LI and 6th June ; and the Alurchioneas Ely WI tits 4th July. 11 ' 7 . •I A French Journal announce', that a woman, who fell into a profotkud lethargy, remained in that state for, thirteen days, and that all her members, except her Swipe, continued totally inactive! A commtpi:ention of the 47th November, from Sunderland, saysL." A circumstance has taken place hire whia ilesrves to he 'recorded to me latest posterity.' The 95th. regiment are J ust 'Ls. bonded, pod hive to their !Iowa( chaired tlitit respective often . , und canted them iu t4untliti :through the tosn." 11.0fd RANCI4OII married the only daughter the late Sir Pittuo.STsvitint, Burt. who died is 01.1dt/ed. Sir -Pamir was for many years Stew tary to the Admiralty, awl after WAI.d , uue 01 tha Lords Com --In.i ss.mieys. At his drio!i, he. left o rally the whole of his numetive prolicAy to Lord RA- N BLAGH, int:biding the pirliwru it The late Colonel BRAD:3Y lA, of the 1 . 2 ""` ! " .. Militia, was the oldest•sois of tlir late JOHN Esq. of Whitehuvem, nod was horn there iti was 39 years in the Couroti , -;on t,f the Preee'l.'t Lancashire ; server) t)te t4ce of Sh, lot*, inane in 1778; and was one of the ,),i-rubers fr'strlottpent for .the Borostgb of Lancaster boil 1780 to 1784. this remai.. f isaiwed through itu'l .dal, last Friday, for interment at Clverston. -- ~ _ ~ . y_ I 49M ly 41 - • —lrmo • ire N. psi • . • p ',, ~! ~A A • A • • .• • .o 4 .7 - 1 LI w N re to fel